1800 NC: 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 1800 Census of North Carolina

Lines known to be related are highlighted with the same color.

Descendants of (Johann) Jacob STRAUB / STROUP I (1722-c1804) of Lincoln [now Gaston] Co., NC
1733 immigrant to Philadelphia with his father, Johann Pieter STRAUB I; converted to STROUP/STROUPE

Descendants of Johannes STRUB (1719-1789), of Stokes [now Forsyth] Co., NC
1751 immigrant from Switzerland to Philadelphia; descendants converted to STRUBE/STRUPE/STROOP/STROUP/etc.

Descendants of Johannes STRUBE (c1740s-1786), of Rowan Co., NC
ca. 1770s immigrant from Germany to PA, then NC; by 1810, descendants to Rutherford Co., TN; converted to STROOP/etc.

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

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Counties listed More-or-Less Northeast to Southwest

Roll	County	Location	Img	Pg	Ln	Heads-of-Household	Household	Parents of Heads-of-Household	T
`32`	Stokes [now Forsyth]	Salisbury District	`28` `82`	`571`	`19`	Adam STRUB / STRUBE / STROUP & Maria Catherine ALBERTY	`20010-10010-00`	Johannes STRUB & Elizabeth LOELIGER Frederick ALBERTY & Ms. __?__	+
		Salisbury District	`29` `82`	`572`	`21`	(Joh.) Samuel STRUB / STROUPE¹ & Susanna Elisabeth STOLTZ	`12001-23010-00`	Johannes STRUB & Elizabeth LOELIGER Henry STOLTZ & Ms. __?__	+
		Bethany	`81` `82`	`627`	`19`	(Joh.) Samuel STRUB / STROUP¹ & Susanna Elisabeth STOLTZ	`12001-23010-00`	Johannes STRUB & Elizabeth LOELIGER Henry STOLTZ & Ms. __?__	+
`33`	Rowan	Salisbury District	`006` `175`	`290`	`11`	Jacob STROOP & Elizabeth MOORE	`11010-00010-00`	Johannes STRUBE & Catharina __?__ John MOORE & Sarah __?__	+
`29`	Lincoln³		`33` `72`	`857`	`08`	Joh. George REEL, Jr. & Mary STROUP	`21010-22010-01`	Joh. George REEL, Sr. & Anna Cath. SCHNEPP Jacob STROUP I & W3: Nancy HAMBRIGHT	+
					`12`	Jacob STROUP I & W3: Nancy HAMBRIGHT	`00001-00010-00`	Joh. Pieter STRAUB I & Anna Maria Barbara HOFFMAN Frederick HAMBRIGHT & Ms. __?__	+
					`13`	Phillip STROUP & W1: Maria Magdalena EDELMANN	`22010-20010-00`	Jacob STROUP I & W3: Nancy HAMBRIGHT Joh. Peter EDELMANN & Maria HECKMANN	+
					`15`	Adam STROUP & Catherine ALEXANDER	`03001-10101-00`	Jacob STROUP I & W1: Betsy DELLINGER ?	+
					`16`	George STROUP & Elizabeth EDELMANN	`11010-01101-00`	Jacob STROUP I & W3: Nancy HAMBRIGHT ?	+
					`18`	Jacob STROUP II & W1: Elizabeth "Betsy" DELLINGER	`21010-20010-00`	? Henry DELLINGER & Johanna RUDISILL	+
			`34` `72`	`858`	`01`	John H. STROUP & Barbara MASTERS	`10010-10010-00`	Jacob STROUP I & W3: Nancy HAMBRIGHT ?	+
					`02`	Joseph STROUP & Catherine CREASMAN	`00100-10100-00`	Adam STROUP & Catherine ALEXANDER Adam CREASMAN & Jane REEL	+
					`04`	Michael STROUP & Jane GOODSON	`00100-00010-00`	Jacob STROUP I & W3: Nancy HAMBRIGHT William GOODSON & Mary J. PATTON	+

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Footnotes:
1. Samuel appears to have gotten himself enumerated twice.
2. Lincoln County was roughly alphabetized, but not as one continuous flow; that is, it appears each enumerator's list was individually alphabetized, then added to the final county list, one after the other. The effect appears to be that, despite the alphabetizing, families living near each other are grouped comparatively close to each other on the list, even if the subdivisions were not named (e.g., as precincts or townships or "companies"). The "group" to which our subjects belong began on p. 851 (Img #29) and continued to p. 858 (Img #34).

Search Notes:
1. Finished search at Ancestry.com on STR*.

Sources:
1. 1800 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com).
2. 1800 Census Index/Images (online at Genealogy.com).
3. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1800 (Broderbund CD-312).
4. What the Numbers in the 1800 Census Mean.

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