IN: Timelines of Surnames STRAUB, STRAUBE, STROOP, STRUB, and Variations in the Censuses

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Timeline Tables of Surnames STRAUB, TRAUB, STRAUBE, STROOP, and STRUB
including Variations, such as STROUP, TROUP, STROPE, STROPES, STRUP, etc. in the 1820-1930 Censuses of Indiana

Lines known 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; sons to VA and NC; spread widely westwards and southwards; most converted to STROUP)

Descendants of Joseph Carl STRAUB (1749-1829) of Bieringen, Wuerttemberg
(sons to Columbiana Co., OH, in the 1830s/40s)

Descendants of John Peter STROUP (c1760/65-1857), of Wythe/Washington Cos., VA

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 (b. 1765-75)
(in PA by 1796; settled in Cumberland [now Perry] Co., PA)

Descendants of (Adam) Michael STROUP (c1740s- ) of Maryland
(descendants settled mostly in Highland Co., OH)
including their genetic match
Descendants of Jacob STROUP (1815/6-1860s), PA > OH > IN
(moved to Indiana by 1840; children mostly remained there)

Descendants of George STROUP (c1787-1850s)
Berks Co., PA > Montgomery Co., OH > Shelby Co., IN

Descendants of Andreas STRAUB (c1790s- ), of Östringen, Baden
(sons immigrated to MI and IN)

Descendants of Johann Christian STRAUB / STROUP (1791/2-1849), of Germany
(immigrated in the 1820s, settled in Holmes Co., OH)

Descendants of Thaddaeus STRAUB (1793-1871) of Wuerttemberg
(who settled in Butler Co., OH)

Descendants of Joseph STROUP (c1800- ), PA > OH > IN
children settled in Shelby Co., IN

Indiana Territory was formed in 1800 from Northwest Territory; Indiana achieved statehood in 1816. There were no 1800 or 1810 territorial census, and the entire 1890 census was lost.

NOTE: Before Iowa achieved statehood in 1846, one abbreviation for Indiana was "Ia.," and many census enumerators continued to use Ia. as the abbreviation for Indiana well after 1846, simply not abbreviating the name for the state of Iowa, at all. In the 1850 census, indexers at Ancestry.com have mis-interpreted birthplace, "Ia.," as meaning, "Iowa," with the absurd result, for example, that over 100,000 people in Indiana in 1850 are shown as born in Iowa. So, when you find the abbreviation, "Ia.," as an individual's birthplace in the census, use your head in interpreting whether it means Indiana or Iowa.

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Adams County
(formed in 1835)

Twp	1840	1850	1860	1870	1880	1890	1900	1910	1920	1930
St. Mary's				Henry STRUBY & Catharine __?__
Washington				s/o Joh Jacob > fr Schuylkill Co PA >	Daniel STRAUB & Rebecca BILLMAN	> to Blackford Co