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      My Peeler family tree contains 10 generation of my Ancestors descending  from Anthonius Anthony Beihler/Buller/Peeler who migrated form the Black  Forrest Area in Germany. Early in the year 1738, Anthony Bieller left the  German speaking area, referred to as Palatinate on the Rhine. Made his way  down the Rhine to Rotterdam, and boarded the ship Robert and Alice for the  trip to America. Walter Goodman was the Master and made a stop at Dover before  proceeding to America.
      The Ship arrived in Philadelphia on 11 Sept 1738 and the passengers---  106 men, 53 women, took the Oath of Allegiance to "His Majesty King George II  and his successors Kings" on the same day (PA Archives, Hassinburg PA, Ship  Passenger Lists). Anthony is shown on the Master's or Captains list of  passengers (List A) and also List B and C. See Pennsylvania German Pioneers  for information on the different lists. Lists B and C also show an Ulrick  Bullher, the spelling of his name on each of these Lists is different,  indicating that at least one, probably both, were written by Clerks. Ulrich  did not appear on the Captain's list. He may have been under 16 years of age,  or it could be that he was ill the day the Captain's list was made. Since as  Ulrich's name appears later in NC associated with Anthony he may have been a  son of Anthony but there is no definite proof of this. It is highly probable  that Anthony was accompanied by a wife and child or children, or that some of  their children arrived on other ships.
      The family remained in Lancester County, PA for a number of years (I think 10)as  they were found in the data of NC in 1751) before 
 most migrated to North Carolina. From there they spread out to SC,GA,TN,Il and  most of the other states in America
      My maternal line is the Holbert Family. My mother was Violet Marie  Holbert, daughter of Horatio Seymour and Lillie Mae Edney Holbert. Seymour's  parents were Joseph and Mary Newman Holbert, Joseph's parents were Benjamin  and Charity Stover Holbert, Benjamin's parents were John and Sarah  Steel/Steele. John was born 1765 in Amherst County, VA and migrated sometime  about 1800 to Rutherford County, NC. John and Sarah had at least 8 children.  There are some very interesting allied families to our Holbert family. There  were officers who were in the British  Military in the Revolution War, and two  brothers who migrated from Pasquotant County, NC to western North Carolina and  had a very large impact in the formation of Henderson county. One brought  Methodistism to Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee, the other who  was a member of a committie in the formation of Hendersonville, North Carolina.      Just receintly (November 2007)I have made contact with some of my mothers  (Violet Marie)  oldest sister (Edith Susan) We have been seperated for years  for one reason or the other and I knew so little about that family. Edith  married Troy Leroy Justus, and we have been enjoying each others compainship.  They have sent me some photos and I have made a new photo Albumn named the  Justus Family. Looking forward to them sending me more at a later time.        Some of my older photos are not of the best qualitity. Many were not in  good  condition originally and everytime they were moved, they lost a little  bit of qualitity. I have included them so that you may get a idea of how the  person looked despite the poor image qualitity.