1787 thru 1808 Tax on estate George Schnabel

1787
Snabel [Schnabel] George 200 acres17/6 4 horses3 cows$220
1788
Snable, George200 acres3 horses 3 Horned cattle $13.8
3 Jan 1789
Snabel, George Farmer 200 acres1.3.8. taxes
1790
Snabel, Jacob [son]125 acres
Snabel, Mathias [son] 125 acres
Snabel, George 120 acres
1796
Snabel, George 130 acres 2 horses 1 horned cattle
1800
Snabel, Jacob [son] 125 acres
Snabel, George [Father] 129 acres
1801
Snabel, Jacob [son] 125 acres
Snabel, Matthias [son] 150 acres
Snabel, George [Father] 129 acres
1802
Snabel, Jacob 125 acres
Snabel, Mathias 125 acres
Snabel, George 129 acres
1803
Snabel, Jacob 125 acres 2 horses 1 horned cattle
Snabel, Mathias 125 acres 2 horses 2 horned cattle
Snabel, George 129 acres 1 horse 2 horned cattle
1804
Snabel, George and his sons are still the same

This is in Bethlehem Township, Northampton Co, Penn..
I have copies from the Historical Society.
George Schnabel was my 5th great grandfather, his daughter Catherine married my 4th great grandfather, Jacob Bonstein [spelled many ways: Buntstein, Bunstein, Bunstine, Bonstine etc] He came in the War of 1776 from Germany to fight for the English and became a prisoner of war twice, he stayed in America and his brother Paulus Bonnstein went back to Germany.