| Lines known or believed to be related are highlighted with the same color. |
Known or Presumed Descendants of Johannes
STRAUB (1683-) of Germany
(immigrant to New York in 1710, descendants surnamed STROPE / STROPES / STROUP)
including
Descendants of William
STROUP (c1820s-c1880s) of Jefferson Co., NY > IL > MN
(who are a genetic match to the above, though possibly through a different immigrant)
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Descendants of Johann
Pieter STRAUB I (1695-c1770s), immigrant to Philadelphia in 1733
(settled in PA; one son to NC; spread widely westwards and southwards; most converted to STROUP)
Ancestor of President Barrack OBAMA |
Descendants of Adam
STROUD (1740s-1804) VA/WV > St. Clair Co., IL
two sons to Clark Co., AR; genetic match with desc/o Johannes STRUBE (1740s-1786) Germany > PA > NC > TN |
Descendants of Jacob
STRAUB / STROUP II (1771-1846), of Lincoln Co., NC
origin uncertain; settled initially in NC, then southwards
to SC and westwards to GA, AL, MS, AR |
STROOP/STROOPS of Ohio/Marshall Co., WV
(probable descendants of Wilhelm STRUB, the 1737 immigrant,
but I can't make the connection) |
Descendants of Mrs.
Elizabeth (__?__) STRAUBE LOVE (1762-1828)
(who lived mostly in Bracken and Campbell Cos., KY, then
Audrain and Montgomery Cos., MO) |
Descendants of Peter
STRAUB / STROUP (c1766-1830)
(in PA by 1796; settled in Cumberland [now Perry] Co.,
PA; converted to STROUP)
who are a genetic match with
Descendants of Theobald
/ Dewald STRAUB (1770s-1844)
(in PA by 1796; lived in Northampton [now Carbon] Co.,
PA; many converted to STRAUP) |
| Descendants of Henry
STRAUB I (1793/4- ), of Northumberland Co., PA |
Descendants of Joseph
STRAUB (1673-1753) of Bieringen, Wuerttemberg
(three GG-grandsons immigrated to Columbiana Co., OH,
in the 1830s/40s; some to Fond du Lac Co., WI) |
Descendants of Johann
Christian STRAUB / STROUP (1791/2-1849), of Germany
(immigrated in the 1820s, settled in Holmes Co., OH) |
Descendants of Bernard
STROUP (c1800-1860s) of Blair Co., PA
(descendants to IL) |
Descendants of Gottlieb
TRAUB I (1814-1897) of Donaukreis, Württemberg
(three of whose sons immigrated to the U.S. in the 1860s;
settled mainly IL) |
Descendants of Mathias
Martin STRAUB, b. 1825/6, Saxony
(immigrated to DuPage Co., IL, ca. 1850-60; descendants
went by STRAUBE) |
Descendants of Joseph
STRUB (1826-1889) of Forcheim, Baden
(immigrated to St. Louis, MO, then settled in Quincy,
Adams Co., IL) |
Descendants of Gall
STRAUB (c1553-1613) of Gruibingen, Göppingen, Württemberg
(whose 7th great-grandson, Johann Michael STRAUB
(1845-1906), immigrated to Wayne Co., IL, in 1868) |
Descendants of Antonius
STRAUB, b. c1766, of Glogowatz, Austro-Hungary
(GG-grandson, Anton
STRAUB II (b. 1877/8), immigrated to Chicago in 1907) |
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| The region that would become the state of Illinois became
part of the Northwest Territory when it was formed in 1787 and then part
of Indiana Territory when it was formed in 1800. Illinois Territory
was created in 1809 and, at that time, included what would become Illinois,
Wisconsin, and eastern Minnesota. Illinois achieved statehood in
1818. The 1800 census was lost and only one county is extant for
1810 (Randolph). No STRAUB/STROUP/STROUD/etc. were found in the reconstructed
censuses for 1810 and 1818. There were state censuses in 1825, 1830,
1835, 1845, 1855, and 1865. |
