Philip MORGERT

   Other names for Philip were Philip MARCKERT and Phillip MORGART.

  General Notes:

Philip may be buried in the Cameron Parish Cemetery, Loudoun, Virginia.
"Today little more than a few headstones and some foundation stones exist to mark where the church and outbuildings once stood. The old parish record books have also vanished -- lost or destroyed decades ago. However, historians are still able to glean most of Cameron Parish's history and populations from records of surrounding parishes, and also from the 18th century tithes lists currently housed in the Loudoun County courthouse." (Source: National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Cameron Parish Chapter)
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PENN GERMAN SOCIETY MAGAZINE
(Volume 31, pg. 92, 1925)
Tohickon Reformed Church:
John Peter, b. Apr 18, 1758; bapt Apr 19, 1758
Parents: Philip Marckert & Catharine Maria
Sponcers: Jacob Klein & Magdalena Lantz
Baptized by Rev. John Egidius Hecker
(He begun April 19, 1756 as pastor of the Reformed religion, Tohickon to 1762.)
(Source: Teri Graham)
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"Morgerts, Philip
6 March 1779
Apprs: George Durm (/), Robert Wright, Joseph Braden. (p.267)"
Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Virginia. 1757-1800 With Miscellaneous Data. By J. Estelle Stewart King.
Published in Baltimore by the Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1979.
Listed under: Probate Records, Inventories Book "B".
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From Loudoun Co VA Will Book Abstracts, Book A-Z, Dec 1757 - Jun 1841"
by Pat Duncan:
MORGERT, Philip
Appraisal/inventory of 6 Mar 1779: farm and household items,
totaling £542.4.6. Appraisers: George DRUM, Robert WRIGHT, Joseph
BRADEN. Returned to Court 6 Mar 1779. [Book B, page 267]
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From "Index to the Tithables of Loudoun Co. 1758-1786" by Margaret Lail Hopkins:
MORGRETT (Margert, Morgert, Morgre, Morgret)
Bettis 1776c-77c
John 1770
Philip 1768, 70, 75c, 77c
c=Cameron Parish (area east of Goose Creek)
NOTE: Philip's years interlock with those of Philip Morgan.
There are no land deeds for a Philip Morgert.
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Morgert Inventory
An Inventory of Philip Morgerts Estate late Dec'd

% a Quantity of Wheat in stack appraised to £ 65.0.0
% 1 black Horse appraised to £ 40.0.0
% 1 Mare appraised to £ 30.0.0
% 1 Horse appraised to £ 10.0.0
% 1 Colt appraised to £ 45.0.0
% 1 Mare & Colt appraised to £ 30.0.0
% 1 Cow & Calf appraised to £ 8.0.0
% 1 Cow & Calf appraised to £ 1.1.0
% 1 Cow & Calf appraised to £ 9.0.0
% 1 Cow appraised to £ 8.0.0
% 1 Cow appraised to £ 6.0.0
% 1 Heifer appraised to £5.0.0---(subtotal)--267.10.0
% 2 Steers & 2 Heifers appraised to £ 10.0.0
% 3 Calves appraised to £ 5.0.0
% 9 Sheep & 2 Lambs appraised to £ 15.0.0
% 1 Plow & Tackling appraised to £ 1.10.0
% 1 Plow & Irons appraised to £ 1.0.0
% 1 Iron tooth Harrow appraised to £ 3.0.0
(Harrow - A farm implement consisting of a heavy frame with sharp teeth or
upright disks, used to break up and even off plowed ground. Source:
dictionary.com -RM)
% 1 Wind Mill appraised to £ 6.0.0
% 1 Cutting box appraised to £ 1.10.0
% 2 Pitchforks appraised to £ 0.8.0
% 1 Wagon & Gear appraised to £ 50.0.0
% 6 Hives?..... appraised to £ 0.10.0
% & swarms of Bees appraised to £ 13.0.0
% 2 shooles & a bake Iron appraised to £ 1.10.0
% 1 p. of Hopples appraised to £ 0.10.0--(subtotals)-109.08.0---376.18.0
(Hopple - A fetter for horses, or cattle, when turned out to graze. Source:
dictionary.com -RM)
% 3 Mawl rings, large, & two wedges appraised to £ 0.18.0
% 1 Saddle appraised to £ 9.0.0
% 1 Stove appraised to £ 6.0.0
% 1 Loom & tacking appraised to £ 18.0.0
% 1 share clevises & bolt appraised to £ 0.10.0
% 1 Scythe & Cradle appraised to £ 1.10.0
% 3 Tubs appraised to £ 0.10.0
% 1 Graf Scythe appraised to £ 0.10.0
% 7 Yds of broad Cloth appraised to £ 10.15.0
% sundries in Iron appraised to £ 0.12.0
% 9 sickes appraised to £ 0.1.6
% 3 Bells appraised to £ 0.18.0---(subtotal)--51.0.6
% 2 Augers, 1 drawing knife, Hammer & Anvil appraised to £ 0.10.0
% 1 Sword appraised to £ 0.6.0
% 1 Waggon sheet appraised to £ 0.18.0
% 6 bags appraised to £ 1.10.0
% 1 Wheel appraised to £ 0.10.0
% 1 Wheel appraised to £ 0.12.0
% 1 Handsaw & sundries appraised to £ 1.16.0
% 1 shotgun appraised to 0.10.0
% 1 Half Bushel appraised to £ 0.5.0
% 1 Kettle & 2 Pots appraised to £ 9.5.0
% 1 Pan & Grid Iron appraised to £ 0.10.0
% 1 Trammel & pr. of Tongs appraised to £ 0.15.0
(Trammel - An arrangement of links and a hook in a fireplace for raising and
lowering a kettle. Source: dictionary.com -RM)
% Sundries of Pewter appraised to £ 3.0.0---(subtotal)-13.15.0--441.13.6
% 7 Chairs appraised to £ 1.8.0
% 1 Lantern & Coffee mill appraised to £ 0.8.0
% 1 Coat & waist appraised to £ 15.0.0
% 1 Jack screw appraised to £ 4.0.0
% 26 Hoggs appraised to £ 45.0.0
% 1 Chest appraised to £ 1.5.0
% 1 Bed & Bedding appraised to £ 9.0.0
% 1 Bed & Bedding appraised to £ 12.0.0
% 1 Bed & Bedding appraised to £ 14.0.0
% Tea Kettle appraised to £ 1.10.0
% 9 Smoothing Irons appraised to £ 1.0.0
(Total) £ 542.4.6
We the Appraisors being first duly sworn do appraise the above Estate to 542.4.6 given under our Hands this sixth day of March One Thousand seven Hundred & seventy nine.
George Drum
Robert Wright
Joseph Braden
Examined: At a Court held for Loudoun County, March 6, 1779. This Inventory and Appraisement was returned into Court, and Ordered to be Recorded.
Teste
Cha Binns
(Source: Gary M. Clemens, Clerk Circuit Court, P.O. Box 550, Leesburg, Virginia 20178)

  Noted events in his life were:

• Emigration, 1765, , Sussex, New Jersey.
Moved with wife Catharina and son Peter from Sussex, New Jersey to Loudoun County, Virginia.

Philip married Catharina Maria about 1757. (Catharina Maria was born about 1740 in Hopewell, Mercer, New Jersey ⁵⁸ and died after 1787 in , , Virginia.)