40. Maria Margaret Householder (Margaretha
Rebecca Householder)
(Married Peter Bussard (Bossert)
(Busort) (Bosert) (39) 17 June 1784)
Born: 4 February 1762 (according
to a LDS source that quotes a church record, she was born 15 December
1761) in Berks County, Pennsylvania; another source says that Georgetown
was the city of her birth) of John
Ad. (Adam) Householder (Johan Adam Householder) (Hans Adam Haushalter)
(79) & Elizabeth
? (Maria Elizabetha Weldman) (Mariah Elizabetha Weidman) (80).
Died: 18 March 1839 in Thurmont,
Maryland.
[Her sibling included:
Mattias Householder
(Married Eve ?) Born: 30 November 1751 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Died: After 1791. According to Maude Householder
Baker <mabaker6167@aol.com>, Maria’s siblings included:
Johan Adam Householder Born: 11 November 1744,
Adam
Householder: Born 10 October 1746 (Married: C. Bechtol) Died
(in Va) before 1791,
Maria Barbara Householder Born:
16 March 1749, Died: ?
Andrew Householder Born: 1751,
Died: ?
Elizabetha Householder Born: 19 January 1754,
Eva Householder Born: circa 19 January 1754,
Catharina
Householder: Born: 19 July 1764, and
Anna Maria Householder: Born: 27 December 1765, Died: ?..all children were born in Pennsylvania.]
Miscellaneous:
She was baptized February 1762 at Trinity
Lutheran Church, Reading, (Berk’s County) Pennsylvania. There is a bio sketch on
the Buzzards in Biographical Sketches History of Frederick County,
Maryland. The Buzzards were prominent in Frederick County. Margaret
is sometimes called Rebecca. Maria Margaret’s connection to #79
is proved by the record of the settlement of Hans Adam’s estate
which names Margaret Bossard as an heir.
Maria and her husband, Peter, had 10 children: Sarah (Salome), Daniel, Catherine, Samuel, Peter, John, George, Elizabeth, Sophia, and Susannah (20).
As quoted from The Genealogy of Peter Bossert-Bussard 1761-1802,
p. 6, compiled by Ruthella Bussard and published by Jeanne Bussard Workshop,
101 West South Street, Frederick, Maryland 21701 in 1974, “Margaret
Householder (Bossert) Bussard died intestate the 18th day of March,
1839. Her brother-in-law, Fred Baker was appointed by the court to settle
her estate. Bond was furnished by her son and her son-in-law, George
Philip Fox.