1820 NY: Census Records of Surnames STRAUB, STRAUBE, STROOP, STRUB, and Variations

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Records of Surnames STRAUB, TRAUB, STRAUBE, STROOP, and STRUB
including Variations, such as, STROUP, TROUP, STROPE, STROPES, STRUP, etc. in the 1820 Census of New York

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)

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

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Roll M33	County	Town		Im	Pg	Ln	Heads-of-Household	Household	Parents of Heads-of-Household	T
`63`	Albany	Rensselaerville		`25` `32`	`0076`	`14`	Wessel STROPE & Elizabeth __?__	`100101-11011-0-200`	Jacob STRAUB / STROPE & Christina VAN DYCK ?	(+)
`67`	Herkimer¹	Warren		`4` `9`	`0085`	`23`	George E. HOUSE & Nancy STROUP	`300010-30010-0-100`	? William STROUP II & Mary __?__	+
`67`	Herkimer¹	German Flatts		`10` `11`	`0111`	`09`	William STROUP III & Mary WOHLEBEN	`300010-00100-0-100`	William STROUP II & Mary __?__ ?	+
`63`	Montgomery	Palatine		`15` `20`	`0425`	`26`	Henry STROUB	`300001-01010-0-100`	-	(+)
`77`	New York	New York	6	`25` `69`	`0493`	`08`	Frederick Louis VULTEE & W2: Gertrude WERTHEIM	`230001-31111-0-000` `free col 0001-0000`	Wm Christian von VULTEE & Anna Marte SPORLEDER Rev. WERTHIEM & Ms. __?__	-
`78`	New York	New York	10	`54` `84`	`1059`	`08`	G. STRUPE	`210010-20010-0-001`	-	(s)
`73`	Oneida	Steuben		`3` `6`	`0135`	`21`	Richard PLATT & Mary "Polly" BONNER	`310001-32110-0-101`	John PLATT & Mary BLYDENBURG John BONNER & Ms. __?__	-
`73`	Oneida	Western		`1` `8`	`0148`	`38`	Daniel STROUP & W1: Eve EDICK	`201200-11100-0-002`	William STROUP II & Mary __?__ Jacob Christian ITTIG & W2: Susan WOHLEBEN	+
`68`	Rensselaer	Greenbush		`7` `9`	`0025`	`24`	Philip STROPE	`201110-11101-0-200`	-	(+)
		Greenbush		`7` `9`	`0025`	`26`	William STROPE	`020010-10002-0-200`	-	(+)
		Sand Lake		`08` `11`	`0069`	`32`	Frederick STROPE	`130001-11110-0-400`	-	-
						`33`	John STROPE	`020010-21110-0-300`	-	-
						`34`	Andrew STROPE	`200010 00010-0-100`	-	-
`75`	Seneca	Fayette		`07` `11`	`0092`	`15`	George STROUP & W1: Susanna RIEGEL	`210101-42010-0-300`	Joh. Carl/Chas. STRAUB & Maria Cath. __?__ ?	+

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Footnotes:
1. Today there is a Warren in both Herkimer and Jefferson Cos.; German Flatts remains in Herkimer Co.

Search Notes:
1. The Joel STRAUP indexed in Columbia County looks to me like SHOEP.
2. The Nathan STREB indexed in Dutchess County looks to me like STAUB.
3. There are numerous STRAATs indexed in Dutchess County on pages that are essentially unreadable.
5. I assumed the many STRANGs were STRONG, so did not check them. I also assumed the many STRONGs were really STRONG.
6. The Jacob, Edw., Jno., and Jas. STRANTs indexed in Rockland County appear to be STRAUT, as do the STRAUTs indexed there.
7. The Henry STRATE indexed in Montgomery County is unreadable.
8. The Wm STROCK indexed in Rockland County is STROCK.
9. The George STROUB enumerated in Seneca County is actually George STROUP (see above).
10. The John T. STROUSS indexed in Columbia County may be STEARNS.
11. The John H. STAUB indexed in Tompkins County could be STAUB or STOUL.
12. The Henry STREET indexed in NYC is STREET.
13. The Henry STORMS indexed in NYC is STORMS.
14. The Henry STORY indexed in Kings County is STORY.
15. The Henry STOKES indexed in NYC is STOKES.
16. Finished search at Ancestry.com on STRA*, STRO*, and STRU*.

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