J Steiner
Found on a 3 15/16" wide crown molder that's 12 1/8" long. Photographs by Mike Wyckoff.
Single candidate found:
Johannes (John) Steiner (1766 - 1844)
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b Nazareth, PA to Plainifield and Bushkill, PA
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1792 married to Magdelena Giering and noted as a carpenter, he was from Schoeneck, PA
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1805 deed, carpenter in Plainfield, PA
J Steiner
Single candidate found:
Johannes (John) Steiner (1766 - 1844)
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b Nazareth, PA to Plainifield and Bushkill, PA
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Parents: Abraham and Elizabeth
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1792 married to Magdelena Giering and noted as a carpenter, he was from Schoeneck, PA. (Emmaus Moravian Congregation Records, 1973.)
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Children: Carl, Anna and Francis.
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1805 deed, carpenter in Plainfield, PA
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1816 and 1821 deeds, carpenter in Bushkill, Northampton, PA
A second J Steiner, Jacob "Steiner", a house carpenter, was found in a 1829 deed from Bucks Co., PA. Reviewing available period deed and court records, the name was found to be Jacob Sterner.
The crown molder's photographs were provided by Mike Wyckoff.
Johannes Steiner marriage information from 1792 was found in "Emmaus Moravian Congregation Records", 1973.)
John Steiner deed from 1805, carpenter in Plainfield, PA.
J Steiner crown molder, 3 15/16" wide by 12 1/8" long. The top of the tote appears to have been broken and replaced during its' period use. This altered long-tip tote styling (ca 1810 or after) is deemed to be later than the plane's actual manufacture date which is believed to be the mid / late 1780s.
