First Germanna Colony, Apr 1714
The base for this reconstructed list comes from "Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-Siegen Immigrants to Virginia, 1714-1750" by B.C. Holtzclaw in The Germanna Record (1964) 5. Holtzclaw also published an earlier article which included a reconstruction of this group, "Little Fork Colony from Nassau-Siegen" in The Story of Germanna Descendants in Reunion, 1960, pp.21-24. Mr. Emil Flender of Unna apparently helped him research these families in the parish registers from the villages near Siegen in Germany. The region known as Nassau-Siegen was later incorporated into the district of Siegen in Westfalen.
| Name, Age (as of 1714), Occupation | Place of Origin (Town, Province) | Remarks (USA, Spelling Variations, Occupation, Relationships, etc.) |
| Johann Justus Albrecht | Albright; Agent for ironworks emigrants of 1714. | |
| Melchior Brumbach, c. 29 | ||
| Jost Kuntze, 40 Anna Gertrud (Reinschmidt) Johannes, 8 Ann Elisabeth, 6 Catharina, 1 |
Cuntze | |
| Philip Fischbach, 53, schoolmaster Elisabeth (Heimbach) Maria Elisabeth, 27 Johannes, 23 Harman, 21 Maria Elisageth, 18 |
Fishback | |
| Henrich Haeger, 70, former pastor Anna Catharina (Friesenhagen), 51 Agnes, 17 Anna Catharina, 12 |
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| Johannes Hoffmann, 22 | Huffman | |
| Peter Hitt, c.31-34 Maria Elisabeth (Freudenberg), 40 |
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| Jacob Holtzclaw, 31 Anna Margaret (Utterback), 28 Johannes, 5 Heinrich, 3 |
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| Johannes Kemper, 22 | ||
| Jost Martin, 23 | ||
| Hans Jacob Richter, 40 Anna Elisabeth (Fischbach) Johannes, 3 |
Rector; Wife was daughter of Philip Fischbach above. | |
| Johannes Spilman, 35 | ||
| Harman Utterbach, c. 50 Elisabeth (Heimbach), 52 Elisabeth, 25 Johann Philip, 22 Alice Catharina, 17 Maria Catharina, 15 Johannes, 12 Anna Catharina, 9 |
Utterback | |
| Johann Henrich Weber, 47 Anna Margaret (Huttmann) Johannes, 21 Catharina, 17 Tillman, 13 |
Weaver |
