Hans Peter Umstatt
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Compiled by Cris Hueneke
This is a collection of published material and some primary
records on Hans Peter UM. Each item is either quoted
or mentioned briefly, depending on its content. I've made
comments as applicable. It is important to remember, while considering
these items, that none was written specifically or exclusively
about Hans Peter. It is therefore our job as UM descendants to
determine reliability, particularly as compared with original
documents. The bibliography is ordered by date because later authors
often quoted earlier works, and sometimes made statements without
citing a source, so this allows us to consider what information
was available to each author at the time of writing. It is never
my intention to disparage the work of any of these authors. Their
work has provided clues that have enabled me to find the very
documents that often disprove the information they present. My
purpose here is to give researchers a guide to what's out there
and what's in it. I have copies of all items listed unless otherwise
noted.
The published material contained
in these items is NOT all correct!!! Please don't use it on its
own!!! Please read comments and compare it with CORRECT information
in items that include original documentation or as found elsewhere
on this site!!!
***IF YOU HAVE ADDITIONAL PUBLISHED
MATERIAL NOT MENTIONED HERE, PLEASE LET ME KNOW***
Undated film copy of a compilation of Umstead information which
shows Nicholas and Hans Peter as being of Crefeld (Krefeld).
Undated: "The Founders of Germantown,"
by Francis Daniel Pastorius - according to one of our researchers,
it mentions all the families who came on the first two ships from
Crefeld, and includes the Umstatts.
Undated: Misc info from the Montgomery County Historical Society
Umstat File apparently states that Hans Peter and wife were both
buried in the "Mennonite Cemetery east of Skippack,"
and that their names are obliterated on the tombstones (unverified).
1692 Petition, Pennsylvania County,
Hans Peter Umstat, p 499, Database: PA Early Census Index. Found
on Ancestry.com with this source Information: Jackson, Ronald
V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. Pennsylvania Census,
1772-1890 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations
Network, Inc., 1999. Original data: Compiled and digitized by
Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal
Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.
1693 Tax List - Krefeld Immigrants
and Their Descendants, Volume 19, #2, 2002, page 55, "The
First Tax List for the Province of Pennsylvania and the Three
Lower Counties," 1693, abstracted and indexed by Adams Apple
Press, Bedminster, PA, 1994. The list includes Upstead, Hance
Peter #536, £0-8s-4d, German Town, Philadelphia County.
1705 Hendrick
Pannebecker's date of arrival, the marriage date, Eve's date of
death, and birthdates of their children are listed in "Pennypacker
Express" March-April 2008, which shows info handwritten by
Hendrick Pannebecker in DE WERKEN van den HOOG VERLICHTEN JACOB
BRIL (THE WORKS OF JACOB BRIL), published in Dutch in Amsterdam
by Barent Visser, 1705. The article in "Pennypacker Express"
states on page 4 that Hans Peter et al came from Crefeld.
This is of course incorrect and I've asked Pennypacker Mills to
print a correction.
The entire article, including the
image with a German transcript and an English translation may
be viewed and downloaded at http://www2.montcopa.org/historicsites/cwp/fileserver,Path,HISTORICSITES/March-April%202008%20newsletter.pdf,assetguid,91b99947-d9bd-457a-9360e6a492f8762e.pdf
1878 Pennypacker, Samuel
W, "The Settlement of Germantown and the Causes Which Led
To It,"
an address before the Pennsylvania Historical Society October
20, 1878," by Samuel W Pennypacker. Published in the Pennsylvania
Magazine of History and Biography, Vol IV, 1880. Quoted in Van
Bibber Pioneers E-Newsletter, Vol 4, No 1, November, 1999, as
submitted by Alice Schurman.
1880 Pennybacker, Samuel W, "The
Settlement of Germantown, and the Causes Which Led To It,"
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography,
Vol IV, No 1. This earlier work of Pennypacker's shows Hans Peter
arriving from Crefeld, page 22. He is not mentioned otherwise.
Available through PERSI.
1881 Coleman, James - see 1925
National Genealogical Society Quarterly
1881 Futhey, J. Smoth and Cope, Gilbert, THE HISTORY OF CHESTER
COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA WITH GENEALOGICAL AND BIOLOGRAPHICAL
SKETCHES, Louis H Everts, Philadelphia, 1881, page 23:
"The 'ffrancis & Dorthy," from London, Richard Bridgeman
commander, Arrived at Philadlephia the 12th of the 8th month,
1685. The passengers names are as followeth: Isaac Shepheard and
Gertrude his wife and Margaret his daughter. John Peter Umstat
and Barbara his wife, John his sonn, Margaret and Eave his daughters.
Garret hendrix and mary his wife and Sarah his daughter. Henry
Fry, his servant. Peter Shoomaker and Peter, his sonn, Mary his
daughter & Sarah his cosen; Frances and Gertrude, his Daughters.
Heny Pookeholes and Mary his wife. Aron Wonderly. John Saxby and
Elizabeth his wife and John, Thomas, Elizabeth, Lucy and Ester
his children." (Submitted by Dottie Witkop)
1883 Samuel
W. Pennypacker, Historical and biographical sketches/01 Settlement
of Germantown
1884 "A Partial List of the Families Who
Arrived at Philadelphia between 1682 and 1687. With Dates of Their
Arrival." Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography,
vol. 8:3, July 1884, page 338. From a manuscript in the Historical
Society of PA. Umstat, John Peter and family members listed. I
have not seen this, so if anyone has a copy, please let me know.
1894 THE PERKIOMEN REGION, Past and
Present, Vol 1, #1, September 1894, republished in book form by
Adams Apple Press, Bedminster, PA, 1994, page 2 (of the book)
lists Hans Peter Umstat as Eve's father.
1899 The Pennsylvania-German Society,
Proceedings and Addresses at Allentown, Oct. 14, 1898, Vol. IX,
published by the society 1899, p 180, quotes 1899 Pennypacker
page 128. This issue also includes a copy of the page from Hans
Peter's Bible.
1911 Jordan,
John W, LL.D., COLONIAL FAMILIES OF PHILADELPHIA, Vol 1, The Lewis Publishing Company.
This item is often quoted as a source for UM information, shown
simply as "Colonial Families of Philadelphia."
1917 Sullivan, E Ray - in a letter written to the Historical
Department Librarian at the Iowa State Library, Sullivan states
that Nicholas Umstat died in Crefeld, and that Hans Peter Umstat
was born in Crefeld, obviously quoting earlier erroneous published
sources. Descendant Darel Coterel found this in a typed document
at the Allen County Libaray in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Sullivan's
work is also on file at the Iowa State Library in Garden Grove
and is available on LDS Film #1020762, Item 10, "Umstead
Family."
1922 Strassburger, Ralph
Beaver, THE STRASSBURGER FAMILY and ALLIED NAMES OF PENNSYLVANIA,
privately printed Gynnedd Valley, PA, pages 384-386. See also
Hans Peter's Rotterdam Deed for a
full transcript of the Schumacher deed, which is said to be identical
to that of Hans Peter. This book also includes a transcript of
a later Schumacher deed, which mentions Hans Peter and is shown
on this site in Grund- und Lagerbuch.
1924 Pennsylvania German Society Vol 25, Chapter 4
"Germantown," page 96 lists the membership list of the
Germantown church of 1708, which DOES NOT INCLUDE Hans Peter.
The source is Morgan Edwards, Material for a History of the American
Baptists, published in 1770. A bit more from this item in "Burial at Lower Skippack Does
Not Constitute Proof of a Mennonite Affiliation."
1925 Brumbaugh, G.M. see above NGSQ
1928 Virkus, Frederick A, Editor, THE ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM
OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY; Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore,
1968; World Family Tree CD #200, 1997, has several listings on
Hendrick (Pannebecker) Pennybacker which include his wife Eve
Umstat. On some listings, she is shown incorrectly as daughter
of Nicholas and on others correctly as his granddaughter. Eve
was daughter of Hans Peter, not Nicholas. The pages are 124, 234,
762 ("daughter of Nicholas Umstadt, who arrived in Pa. 1685"),
797, and 873. Nicholas did not come to Pennsylvania.
1929 Hubben, Wilhelm DIE QUÄKER
IN DER DEUTSCHEN VERGANGENHEIT, Quäker-Verlag
Leipzig, pages 71 and 72. The source of Hull's error in naming
Hans Peter Cassel instead of Hans Peter Umstatt as signer on passport
request.
1929, Smith, Professor C. Henry,
"The Mennonite Immigration to Pennsylvania in the Eighteenth
Century," Part XXXIII, Prepared
at the Request of the Pennsylvania-German Society," published
in the Proceedings of the Pennsylvania-German Society, Norristown,
1929, Part II, pp. 1-412. C. Henry Smith, PhD, Professor of History
in Bluffton College, Bluffton, OH.
1932 PERKIOMEN REGION Vol X, #2, April, 1932, #7 (as quoted
in Krefeld Immigrants and Their Descendants Vol 6, #1,
1989) mentions Nicholas as dying in Crefeld and Hans Peter Umstat
"who came from Crefeld," etc.
1933 Hocker, Edward W, Librarian of the Germantown Historical
Society, "250th Anniversary of the Settlement of Germantown,"
page 12, "Settlers Who Came in 1684," includes Hans
Peter Umstat (Umstead) as from Crefeld. This is incorrect - Hans
Peter came in 1685 from Kriegsheim.
1934 Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, LL.D, PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN
PIONEERS, A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the
Port of Philadelphia From 1727
to 1808, two volumes, Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown,
1934, reprinted Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1966,
contains a description of The
Journey to Pennsylvania fifty or so years after Hans Peter
and family made the trip. Although it doesn't discuss Hans Peter
directly, the information is interesting and it can only be presumed
that in 1685 the hardships were even worse than those described.
These two volumes include other, later UM immigrants's information,
and Volume III, which was not reproduced, but is still available
in some libraries, contains photocopies of the original lists.
1936 Lohr, Otto, "Einwanderer
in Pennsylvania vor 1700," in Jahrbuch für Auslanddeutsche
Sippenkunde, 1, (1936), 53-54 [Lancour No. 116],
is quoted in 1980 Boyer and 1986 "Krefeld Immigrants."
1937 Die Heimat Information transcribed by Nachlass W Niepoth
from this publication.
1937 Wenger, John C, HISTORY OF THE MENNONITES OF THE FRANCONIA
CONFERENCE, Franconia Mennonite Historical Society, Telford, PA,
1937. "I. Crefeld-Lower Rhine Group: Hans Peter Umstat, Oct.
12, 1685 (with wife Barbara, d. Aug. 12, 1702, son John, daughter
Anna Margaretha, d. Feb. 10, 1696, and daubhter, Eve, m. Hendrick
Pannebecker, 1699." This item quoted in a letter dated April
25, 1966, from The Bucks County Historical Society, Doylestown,
PA, to Mr. Ariel L Crowley, Attorney at Law, of Idaho City, Idaho.
The Bucks County Historical Society letter goes on to state: "All
of our records on Hans Peter Umstatt give the same information
with no mention of other children born after arriving in this
country." Note: This book is available for sale online (12/07)
at various used/antiquarian booksellers.
Note: Mr. Crowley, later Judge Crowley, died in 2005. He was
quite the researcher. He was actually an OLMstead, a descendant
of Jabez. His collection of Umstead docs came to me from Dr David
Faris's files.
1947 Cushman,
Mrs Palmer H, "Justice & Umstead Families of Frederick
County Maryland 1685-1947," reprinted by Mr Harry M Ball,
1979, Montgomery County Historical Society, Inc, from SLC film
Q929.273J984c, which, according to Ball, was in very poor condition.
Cushman quotes 1908 "Krefeld in America," and 1691 Naturalization.
ca1950-1974 Umstead, Richard Baxter,
Jr, of Kensington, MD, a descendant of John Umstead of NC, circulated
what he then believed was his UM line, based on the work of earlier
researchers. He stated that Nicholas died in Krefeld, that Hans
Peter purchased Germantown land "prior to departing Krefeld,"
and that Johannes was born in Krefeld, which we now know is incorrect.
His information on further generations has also been updated elsewhere
on this site (see John of NC).
1952 Pennypacker, Bevan A, "Source
of a Family," an article in the Germantown Crier,
No 1, March, 1952, mentions Hans Peter briefly in a discussion
of the Pennypacker family.
1953 Gratz, Delbert L, BERNESE ANABAPTISTS, The Mennonite
Historical Society, Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana. This item
contains no direct reference to Hans Peter, but is discussed briefly
in 1929 Smith.
1959 Saylor, Judge Harold D, President of the Germantown Historical
Society, EARLY GERMANTOWN, a small 26-page booklet celebrating
the 275th anniversary of the founding of Germantown. "With
the arrival in 1685 from Krisheim of immigrants who had been subjects
of the Elector Palatine ..." (page 4). On page 25, part of
the section "Founders of Germantown," he lists "Settlers
Who Came in 1684" and "These were from Crefeld,"
which includes Hans Peter Umstat (Umstead). Saylor's booklet again
demonstrates how the erroneous earlier information on Hans Peter
Umstat was reprinted many times. His date of 1684 and Hans Peter's
coming from Crefeld comes from 1933 Hocker (above), which is one
of his listed sources. He states, "The author makes no claim
to originality nor does he pretend to have researched early records
for new data regarding the ancient community of which we are all
so proud. The information given has been gleaned from publications,
in and out of print ..." (page 18), and further, "[The
author] has used verbatim the phraseology of Mr. Hocker ..."(page
20).
1960's - at some point in or prior to the 1960's, an unknown
UM descendant was corresponding with a Karl Friedrich von Frank,
of Schloss Senftenegg (sp?), Post. Ferschnitz - Niederosterreich,
Austria. The information he provided was handwritten in a letter
to Dr Faris. I was nothing new, just info we have seen in published
sources.
1965 Rupp, Prof. I. Daniel, A COLLECTION OF UPWARDS OF THIRTY
THOUSAND NAMES OF GERMAN...AND OTHER IMMIGRANTS IN PENNSYLVANIA
FROM 1727 TO 1776 ..." Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore,
page 429, Appendix No. I. "Names of First Settlers at Germantown
and Vicinity, From 1683 to 1710." Hans Peter Umbstat is listed
on page 432 with no further information. Names having an asterisk
(*) were naturalized by an Act of Assembly, 1708-1709. Hans Peter's
name does NOT have an asterisk. There is footnoted information
on some others, but not on Hans Peter and there is no further
source information, which might indicate the existence of an original
list with these individuals. This book contains the original German
text plus a translation into English.
1965 Michel, Paul, "Täufer, Mennoniten und Quäker
in Kriegsheim bei Worms - das Täufertum bis zum 30 jährigen
Krieg," published in Der Wormsgau, 7, 1965 - Michel's article, which is written in German,
is quoted throughout various pieces on this site. I may add more
from it as a separate item later on. See also 1981 Michel. The
article may be obtained from: Hessische Landes- Und Hochschulbibliothek,
Schloss, 64283 Darmstadt, Germany.
1965 Fry, Laura Valeria (and Della R Ulmer) "Umstead (Umstadt)
Loux-Drissel-Pennebacker Genealogy."
1970 Roach, Hannah Benner, "The
Philadelphia and Bucks County Registers of Arrivals, Compared,
Corrected, and Re-Transcribed." In PASSENGERS AND SHIPS PRIOR
TO 1684, edited by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr. Baltimore:
Genealogical Publishing Co., 1970, pp. 159-175. (see 1985 Sheppard).
1975 TEPPER, MICHAEL, editor,
EMIGRANTS TO PENNSYLVANIA, 1641-1819: A Consolidation of Ship
Passenger Lists from The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and
Biography. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1975. 292p.
Repr. 1979, page 16. Listing on Hans Peter is the same as 1970
Roach and 1985 Sheppard, quoted verbatim. This book is also available
on WFT CD170.
1979 TEPPER,
MICHAEL, editor, NEW WORLD IMMIGRANTS:
A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists and Associated Data from
Periodical Literature. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co.,
1979. 568p. and 602p. Repr. 1980. Vol. 1, page 434.
1979 Ball, Harry M, "Justice &
Umstead Families of Frederick County Maryland 1685-1947,"
see 1947 Cushman.
1980 Boyer, Carl, 3rd, Editor,
SHIP PASSENGER LISTS, Pennsylvania and Delaware (1641-1825).
Newhall, Calif.: the editor, 1980. 289p. 4th pr. 1986. Reprint.
Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD, 1992.
1981 Michel,
Paul CHRONIK VON MONSHEIM (Chronicles of Monsheim), Druckerei
Kunke GmbH, 6521 Monsheim bei Worms, Wormser Straße 22,
1981.
"Täufer, Mennoniten und Quäker in Kriegsheim bei
Worms - das Täufertum bis zum 30 jährigen Krieg,"
as published in Der Wormsgau, 7, 1965, pages 180-195 is
quoted throughout various pieces on this
site. Use this link for additional information from the book itself.
1983 Ulle, Robert F, "Research
Notes - Materials on Mennonites in Colonial Germantown,"
Mennonite Quarterly Review, Vol LVII, #4, October, 1983.
An account of Rudolphus Varick, 1690, regarding the Germantown
churches. And "The Original Germantown Families," from
Mennonite Family History, April 1983.
1983 Smucker, David J and Robert F Ulle,
"The River's Source Was a Small Stream Named Germantown,"
The Genealogical Helper, Sept-Oct 1983. Listed as one of
the "first" Germantown families is Hans Peter Umstatt
of Crefeld.
1983 Miller, Marcus L, "Germantown
Residents Naturalized in 1691." In Mennonite Family History,
vol. 2:3 (July 1983), pp. 102-104. See 1990 Filby for quote
from this source. I don't have the article itself.
1984 Smucker, David J and Robert F Ulle, "Germans Who Came
to Germantown, PA, in 1683 & Later," Orange County
California Genealogical Society Quarterly, Huntington Beach,
CA, vol 12:1, March 1984, page 21.
1983 Ruth, John L, "The Emigration
From Krefeld to Pennsylvania 1683," Mennonite Quarterly
Review, Vol LVII, #4, October
1983, does not discuss Hans Peter specifically, but does give
us some insight into Dirck Sipman and the land purchase
1984 Ruth, John L, MAINTAINING
THE RIGHT FELLOWSHIP, Studies in Anabatist
and Mennonite History, No. 26, Herald Press, Scottdale, PA 15683
and Kitchener, Ontario 1984
1985 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 2 #1, page 3, quotes 1899 Pennypacker pages
122 and 128
1986 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 3 #1, page
3, quotes 1936 Lohr and 1980 Boyer.
1989 Krefeld Immigrants and Their Descendants Vol 6,
#1, quotes 1932 PERKIOMEN REGION.
1990 YADON-PENNYBAKER FAMILY HISTORY,
compiled by Betty Jo Weaver Windel, Hp Publishing, contains a
few minor references to Hans Peter, Nicholas, and Eve Umstat which
state that they came from Crefeld. Hans Peter's Bible is also
mentioned.
1990 Filby, P. William, Editor with
Dorothy M Lower, PASSENGER AND IMMIGRATION LISTS INDEX, 1986-1990
Cumulated Supplements, Gale Research, Inc, page 2425 lists Umstadt,
Hans Peter, Germantown, PA 1685 with a reference to 5650 page
104 (1983 Miller), shows wife Barbara and son John, daughter Anna,
daughter Margaretta, and daughter Eve. Obviously this is in error
regarding Anna Margaretta. On the same page is listed Umstat,
John Peter, Philadelphia 1685, with reference to 7585 page 166
(1970 Roach), showing wife Barbara, son John, daughter Margaret,
daughter Eave. See full references separately on this list. Note
that this is not based on original passenger lists or immigration
records, but only on the work of others.
1991 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 8, #2, pages 65 and 66 quotes 1984 Ruth.
1994 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 11 #2, page 60 mentions Hans Peter in an
article about Johannes - see Johannes
Extras.
1995 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 12, #2, page 48, quotes 1993 Haller page
113 on Krefeld.
1995 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 12, #2, page 48, quotes 1993 Haller page
125.
1995 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 12, #2, page 57, quotes 1992 Duffin.
1996 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants,Vol 13, #1, page 5, quotes Haller page 15.
1996 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 13, #1, page 33, lists a query stating that
Hans Peter Umstat was a Quaker, without a source. There has been
nothing found to indicate that he was a Quaker.
1997 Krefeld Immigrants and
Their Descendants, Vol 14, #1, page 4 quotes 1933 Hocker.
1997 Watring, Anna Miller EARLY QUAKER
RECORDS OF PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA Vol 1, 1682-1750 does NOT
show Hans Peter.
1998 Krefeld Immigrants and
Their Descendants, Vol 15 #2, page 74 discusses the Grund
und Lager Buch and states only that Hans Peter Umstat's page
231 contains no entry.
1999 Umstattd, Elizabeth (Betsy) UMSTADT: The Rhine To Skippack
& Beyond - The Route of a German Settler's Family, privately
published, Villanova, PA, 1999. Published prior to new information
presented on this site, the book contains some previously published
errors which are being corrected on an ongoing basis. The
price is $35 plus shipping and it may be ordered via email to
[email protected].
1999 "Krefeld Immigrants and Their Descendants,
Vol 16, #1, page 5 quotes 1911 Jordan, shows Hans Peter from Crefeld
and (Jordan) is the source of the infamous "brother-in-law"
statement that has presumably caused so much confusion about Hans
Peter's son Johannes's wife. See
1911 Jordan for details.
1999 Van Bibber Pioneers E-Newsletter,
Vol 4, No 1, November, 1999 - see 1878 Pennypacker.
1999 The Palatine Immigrant Vol.
XXIV, No. 4, September, 1999, p 167: "UMSTADT/UMSTAAT, Hans
Peter, son of Nicholas, b. Krefeld, Westfalen; d. c. 1700 Germantown,
PA; m. Barbara d. 12 Aug 1702 Germantown. Arr: 12 Oct 1685 "Francis
& Dorothy" Phila. Children: Johannes; Anna Margaretha;
Eve m. Hendrick Pannebecker [pub. Vol XX, No 3 June, 1995] Rel:
Mennonite.
2001 The Panebecker Newsletter,
Vol 1, No 1, December, 2001, quotes 1913 Jordan, showing Hans Peter from Crefeld
and Nicholas dying in Crefeld, along with brief mention of Hans
Peter's Bible. Correction was made in a later issue.
2003 Krefeld Immigrants and Their
Descendants, Vol 20 #1, Spring
2003, page 4, recites info from the Germantown Grund- und Lager
Buch same as in 1908
Learned.
2004 "Jacob Gottwals Francis" by David J Bachman,
Brethern Roots, Volume 36, Number 1, 2004. See 1934 Francis,
"Our Umstead Kin."
2008 Hendrick's date of arrival, the
marriage date, Eve's date of death, and birthdates of their children
are listed in "Pennypacker Express" March-April 2008,
which shows info handwritten by Hendrick Pannebecker in DE WERKEN
van den HOOG VERLICHTEN JACOB BRIL (THE WORKS OF JACOB BRIL),
published in Dutch in Amsterdam by Barent Visser, 1705. The birth
dates of the children (last 1725) and her date of death would
indicate that Eve was probably born earlier than previously thought,
perhaps around 1680.
The entire article, including the
image with a German transcript and an English translation may
be viewed and downloaded at http://www2.montcopa.org/historicsites/cwp/fileserver,Path,HISTORICSITES/March-April%202008%20newsletter.pdf,assetguid,91b99947-d9bd-457a-9360e6a492f8762e.pdf
There are numerous websites out there
that contain all the old erroneous information on Nicholas and
Hans Peter. If you are surfing and you run into them, PLEASE email
the site owners and refer them to www.Umstead.ORG.
There are still many more references
to Hans Peter in various books and articles. They will be added
here on an ongoing basis, as I get to them or as they are found.
Please check this page often. Hopefully it will save you the trouble
of looking for these items, or, in some cases, will help you to
find them. If you are looking for something and don't see it here
yet, email me, I may have it.
Last updated 23 March 2010