Anna Eva Boehmer is the daughter of Heinrich Boehmer and Maria Elisabeth Haas.¹

     She was christened on 24 July 1736 in Gangloff, Roth, Germany.¹ Anna Margaretha Boehmer was the daughter of Heinrich Boehmer and Maria Elisabeth Haas.¹

     Simon Boehmer was born in 1647.¹ He married Maria Margaretha Moser circa 1688.¹ He died in 1728.¹

     She married Simon Boehmer circa 1688.¹

     Johan Peter Ehrman was born say 1730.¹ He married by proclamation Elisabeth Frederick, daughter of Christian Frederick and Maria Anna (unknown surname), circa 1754 in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Colony.¹ He died on 18 March 1814.¹

Peter Ehrman, Sr.was a trustee of the Lutheran church near Manheim which was built in June 1761 and burned by arson in October 1770. Peter was also one of the Trustees for the building of Zion Lutheran Church of Manheim, Pennsylvania December 4, 1772. His will deeded his plantation to his oldest son, Peter Jr.²

     Elisabeth Frederick was born circa 1735. She was the daughter of Christian Frederick and Maria Anna (unknown surname).² She married Johan Peter Ehrman circa 1754 in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Colony.¹

     Elisabeth Ehrman was born on 9 February 1796.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Peter Ehrman and Anna Maria Haverkamm.¹

     Johann Peter Ehrman was born on 16 November 1771.¹ He was the son of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.² He married Anna Maria Haverkamm, daughter of Anthony Haverkamm and Anna Barbara (unknown surname), on 11 May 1794 in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.¹ Johann Peter Ehrman died intestate in October 1823 at age 51; .¹

Peter, Jr. was on the Building Committee for the building of Salem Lutheran Church of Kissel Hill (corner stone laid June 1, 1823) . The 126 acre plantation inherited from his father was sold at Public Sale on December 6, 1823 in two parcels. 90 acres 28 perches to Philip Diffenderfer for $5,083.61½, and 36 acres 115 perches to John Eshleman for $2,520.31¼. Both parcels have dwellings and large barns. A widow's dower remained on this property. Anna Maria was living in 1841 when John Smith brought suit to settle the estate on behalf of his 8 children who were all minors and the grandchildren of Anna Maria Ehrrnan. John Smith's wife Elizabeth died before 1836. Their children were Samuel, Peter, Mary, Catharine, Elizabeth, John, Harriet, Phyana (Fiana). There was a burial ground on the Ehrman farm which is now extinct.¹

     Anna Maria Haverkamm was born circa 1774. She was the daughter of Anthony Haverkamm and Anna Barbara (unknown surname).² She married Johann Peter Ehrman, son of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick, on 11 May 1794 in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.¹ She married Peter Stiteler after 1823.³

     Andrew Ehrman was born circa 1755.¹ He was the son of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹

     Elisabeth Ehrman was born circa 1756.¹ She was the daughter of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹

     Margaret Ehrman was born circa 1758.¹ She was the daughter of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹

     Barbara Ehrman was born on 27 May 1760.¹ She was the daughter of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹ She died on 28 April 1841.¹ She was buried in Saint John's Churchyard in Stumptown, Lebanon county, Pennsylvania.¹

     Anna Maria Ehrman was born circa 1763.¹ She was the daughter of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹

     John Ehrman was born. He is the son of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹

     Michael Ehrman was born in 1774.¹ He was the son of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹ He died on 30 May 1833.¹ He was buried Dauphin county, Pennsylvania.¹

     Christian Ehrman was born on 10 May 1777.¹ He was the son of Johan Peter Ehrman and Elisabeth Frederick.¹

     He married Anna Maria Haverkamm, daughter of Anthony Haverkamm and Anna Barbara (unknown surname), after 1823.¹ Peter came from Germany to Philadelphia in 1764.¹

     Sarah Bohmer was born on 1 May 1800.¹ She married Samuel Boehmer, son of Heinrich Boehmer and Susanna Fritz, on 24 October 1820 in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.¹ After Samuel died, Sarah married John Lutz. She was John Lutz's 2nd wife. He had a child to his 1st wife, Hester, Joseph b. September 19, 1810. John and Sarah's marriage, on October 26, 1824 by Rev. Henry Hoffmier was published in a Lancaster newspaper, the Intell Weekly, on Tuesday, November 2, 1824. Children: Samuel, born Sept. 10, 1825, baptized November 6, 1825 in the Salem Lutheran Church of Kissel Hill; Annamaria, born October 6, 1827, baptism in the Manheim German Reformed Church record; Henry, born December 25, 1829, baptism April 4, 1630 ditto: John Andrea, born December 18, 1831, baptism Dec. 19, 1833 ditto; Elias John, born January 18, 1836, baptism April 24, 1836 ditto; Catharine, born April 6, 1839, baptism Nov. 16, 1839 in the Manheim German Ref Reformed Church records.¹

     He married Maria Anna (unknown surname).¹

The Frederick family were Immigrants at Philadelphia Port, October 5, 1137, arriving on the ship "Townsend".

Christian Frederick, Hans Georg Frederick, and Andreas Frederick were naturalized in Philadelphia in 1765. John Frederick of Lancaster County was naturalized in Philadelphia in April 1744.

Christian Frederick and wife Mariann sold 106 acres of his plantation to his son-in-law Peter Ehrman, Sr. in 1780 for 248 Pounds Sterling; in 1782, 17 acres was conveyed to Peter Ehrman, Sr. as an heir. Mariann may have already been dead by Nov. 13, 1782 when the Property was divided among the heirs of Christian Frederick.¹