My Family Tree

In 1753, Johannes Georg Lutz and his family left Wurtembug, sailed down the Rhine River, boarded the Ship Windsor in Rotterdam (John Goad, Master) and arrived in the port of Philadelphia on September 26, 1753."
also lists in the ships documents of allegiance their names spelled:
John Georg Man, aka Johann Georg Mann
Jon George Lutes, aka Hans Jerg Lutz
Casper Lutes, aka Casper Lutz

Jacob Lutz
"On June 4 1770 he and his brother purchased 400 acres on the south side of Pinch Gut Creek, the south side of Catawba River on Clark's Creek in Lincoln County.."
"The Lutz Family Graveyard is located by turning off Highway 321 and going to the Catawba County Prison Unit 086 on rural road #1883. After a short distance, turn right on rural road #1882 leads to Clark's Creek. The graveyard is located on a promontory overlooking Pinch Gut Creek at Clark's Creek, and the land is owned (1980) by Mrs. Frederick Whitener. Duke Power Company has rights-of-way for transmission lines on two sides of the graveyard."
I. Jacob Lutz Jr born May 13, 1768
A. Elisabeth Lutz
B. Mary Margaret Lutz
C. Jacob Lutz
D. David Lutz born circa 1825, married Elisabeth Cromwell
Harrison Co Indiana [census] 1850: David 25; Elisabeth 20; Eliza 1; Mary Lutz [David's mother] 67.
II. George Lutz
buried next to his father..
A. Daniel Lutz born circa 1798 in NC, grew up in Cape Girardeau County Missouri.
B. Jacob Lutz
1. Elisabeth Lutz
2. David Lutz [8 children]
a. Sarah Elizabeth Lutz

C.