William Strunk is a great mystery, we don't know when he died or where he died.  It was somewhere around 1862.  There are various stories about William.  One story is about him as a soldier in the Indian Wars.  When he came home, he found all of his family had been massacred in the Wyoming Massacred.  He later remarried and had a second family  in Warren County.  There was another that he never returned from the Great War.  Other researchers are not sure what the Great War was.  The Civil War?

Another Strunk researcher sent me this information:
Strunk, John PA Line, Barbara W2878, soldier applied 8 May 1818, Pike County, PA, in 1820 soldier was aged 79 and had children at home, Jonas, 21; Sally, 18; Jacob 16; Joseph 14; and William, 9, soldier had married Barbara Hartzell in Dec 1781 and soldier died 3 April 1830, widow applied 12 Dec 1836, Monroe County, PA aged near 73, a son William Strunk aged 35 made aff'dt in 1846, Monroe County, PA and he stated his mother "Barbary" Strunk had died 25 Feb 1839, leaving children Jonas and Jacob Strunk and Sarah who married William Utt, Joseph and William Strunk of which Jonas, Joseph and William Strunk and Sarah Utt lived in Monroe County, PA., and Jacob Strunk was of Warren County, NJ., and soldier's brother Henry Strunk was a resident of Monroe County.

Note: The above file states that John Strunk and Barbara Hartzel were married in Saucon Township by the Rev. Mann. When the widow applied for the pension she was unable to collect since there was no proof of marriage, John's brother Henry testified that he heard they were married and lived as man and wife, but did not attend the wedding. John's two brothers who attended the wedding as well as the Rev. Mann were deceased when Barbara applied for the pension.

After Barbara's death, the Rev Samuel Hess written that he did not find a record of marriage at the Saucon Church nor the Springfield, Bucks County Church. In 1846 Rev. Hess found a witness to the wedding of John and Barbara with the last name of Mann. He wrote:

William Strunk went to court in 1846 and was able to get the pension money owed to his mother and was paid to all the living children of John and Barbary Strunck.

Other Strunk/Strunck information:

Church Records :

Berks County

Berks County Wills

Lorentz Strunck, Amity
May 24, 1790, Jany 10, 1791
Wife: Magdalena
Children: Jacob, Christian, Catharina, Betsy, Susanna
Execs: Sons Jacob andChristian
Wits: George Lorah and Michael Riter

John Strunk, Cumru.
Jany 23, 1796 Proved Aug 3, 1796
To eldest son John
To dau. Elisabeth Stadler
To son William
To son Henry
To Dau. Mary Etzel
To Son Paul
Wife Margaret
Exs: Friends John Kachel and Philip Poxler
Wits. John Laub and John Heinback

Bucks County

Wills:
Bucks County Will
Barbara Moyer, Lower Milford Township, Widow February 1, 1800 proved: March 1, 1820
Henry Landis of Richland, yeoman, Exr. John, Daniel, Abraham, Elizabeth, Ann Mary, and Catharine Stouffer, "brothers and sister" and Henry Strunck and Henry Landis. All estate. Wits: John Drissel and Abraham Taylor

Bucks County Will
Christian Hunsberger, Lower Milford Township, yeoman July 26 1814, proved July 29, 1814
Wife Modlina Hunsbery, all estate for life. At her death Plantation, 100 Acres, to be sold. Bros. Peter, Abaraham, and John Sunsberry. Sister Maria Richard's ch. "named not known." Sister Susanna Overholdt. Sister's Ch. Christian and David Bealer. Bro. Peter's son Christian. Relations Jacob and Joseph Wisemer. Jacob Calmer and Peter Strunk. Wits: Henry Calmer and Henry Strunk.

Bucks County Will
George Diehl, Rich land Township, yeoman Sept 29, 1823 Proved: October 17, 1823
Son George and son-in-law David Strunck Ers. Wife Margaret. Daub Catharine's share to be paid to her heirs when of age. $20 out of son Henry's share to be paid to daughter Elizabeth Eat men (?). Son-in-law William young $1. Wits: Joseph Himmelwright and Abraham Deahl.

Bucks County Will 6315 Bk 11 / Pg 17
Christian Clymer, Milford Township, yeoman Written July 27, 1831
Children Elizabeth (wife of Christian Kauffman, Susanna (Wife of Jacob Stung), Anna (Wife of Abraham Stauffer), Catharine (wife of David Ditlow), Abraham (insane). Son-in-law Jacob Strung and kinsmen Jacob Clymer, Esq., Peter Zetty and Jacob Taylor to be trustee for Abraham. Henry Hearing of Milford to be trustee for daughter Catharine. Exec: son-in-law Jacob Strung and kinsman Jacob Clymer, Esq. Wite John Fretz, David Drissel
Proved: January 31, 1832

Bucks County Will 6909 BK 11 / Pg 379
John Schliefer, Richland Township, Sawmiller Written December 1, 1827
Wife Mary. Children Joseph, John, Elizabeth (wife of William Strunk), Mary (wife of Abraham Stauffer). Exec: son Joseph and son-in-law Abraham Stauffer. Wit: Henry Trumbower, Jacob Shelly
Proved: January 22, 1836

Bucks County Will 6360 Bk 13/Pg 597
William Strunk, Richland Township Written August 20, 1852
Wife Elizabeth (Schliefer), Children: John, William, Henry, Reuben,Mary, Susannah, Elizabeth, Catharine, Lydia, Susannah Son Samuel. Exec: wife Elizabeth and sons John and William. Wit: John B. Messimer, Henry Trumbower, Sen.
Proved: August 15, 1853

Bucks County Will 9846 Bk 14/ Pg 60
Henry Strunck, Richland Township Written September 13, 1855
Children: Jacob, Henry, David, Elizabeth, Catharine. Exec: son-in-law Jacob Landes of Bucks County. Wit: Henry Cope, Jacob Clymer
Proved: February 15, 1856

Orphan Court Records:
Estate of George Oest, Lower Saucon Township, Northampton County, yeoman 17 March 1806
Inquest Requested:
4 children: George, eldest son, the petition, William, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Strunk, Magdalena, deceased, wife of George Moyer (Left 4 Children)
Land: 200 acres, plantation and tract, adjoining Daniel Steckel, Christian Billheimer, Jacob Danner, John Weldy , John Kooken, Jacob Fry, David Miller

Estate of George Meyer, Lower Smithfield Township,yeoman (24 August 1810)
Had land in Lower Smithfield Township, Middle Smithfield Township, and in Wayne County) -- Report of inquest by Sheriff Frederick King:
Distribution: 4 shares
4 Children:
George, only son, by his guardian, John Hauser -- accepted parcel 4
Margaret, by her husband, Peter Kelchner -- accepted parcel 3
Susannah, by her husband, Peter Treible -- accepted parcel 1
Magdalena, by her husband, William Place -- accepted parcel 2
Sureties:
For George -- George Lazarus, of the county
for Margaret -- John Kelchner, of the county
for Susannah -- Henry Strunk, of the county
for Magdalena -- Mathew Wimans
12-man jury:
All by oath -- Samuel Rees, esquire, Peter Hollingshead, Jacob Reimel, esquire, George Lazarus, George Bush, John Maney, Peter Lander, Jacob Smith, Jacob Morey, John Smith, George Adam Yeisly, Aaron Depew (Aaron Depuey)
Partition:
Parcel 1) 112 acres, 25 perches by Delaware River, John or George Michael
Parcel 2) 112 acres, 25 perches by Delaware River, John or George Michael, #1
Parcel 3) 112 acres, 25 perches by Delaware River, john or Gorge Michael, #4
Parcel 4) 112 acres, 25 perches by Delaware River, John or George Michael, #3,
Henry Strunk, John Chambers

Buck County Orphan Court File #4269 October 30,1832
Henry Clymer, Milford Township, Potter
Died six weeks since leaving no issue but siblings Abraham (eldest brother, Jacob (deceased, on child Catharine - wife of Henry Struck; Catherine is also deceased leaving children Jacob, Henry, Elizabeth, Catharine and David, last two minors), Barbara (wife of Henry Hendricks, Anna (deceased, wife of Christian Getty, six children: ABraham, Peter, Catharine - wife of Joseph Shelly, Susanna - wife of Jacob Shelly, Mary -wife of John Bleam, Sarah). Owned 40 acres.
December 11, 1832
Catharine Strunk, over 14 and David Strunk, under 14. Samuel Landis appointed guardian.

Bucks County Orphan Court File #5653 April 22, 1844
Henry Strunk, Milford Township
Widow Barbara and 11 children: Henry, Jacob, John, William, David, Barbara (deceased, wife of Jacob Calmer, 9 children John, Charles, Joseph, Henry, Jacob, Hannah -- wife of Henry Baum, Elsa, Catharine -- wife of Jacob De lp, Mary -- wife of Henry Mayer, Mary (deceased, wife of Christian Baler, seven Children: Christian, Henry, John, Peter, Joseph, Samuel and Mary -- wife of Jacob Smith), Elizabeth (deceased, wife of Daniel Diehl, children John, Reuben, Elizabeth, Hannah, Catharine, Maria) Catharine (wife of Samuel Shelly) and Susanna (Wife of Michael Mussleman). Owned 115 Acres.
September 10, 1844
Grandchildren Daniel, John and Reuben Diehl, over 16, and Mary Diehl, under 14, children of Daniel Diehl. Michael B. Mussleman appointed guardian. Grandson Samuel Peeler, over 14, son of Christian. Peter Peeler appointed guardian.

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