Not all direct ancestors have been traced back to their immigrant ancestors; and for a few supposed immigrant ancestors, the information is just too sketchy.

Listed below are the dead ends - the individuals whose wives, parents or origins could not be found:

  • Anna Christina , wife of John Henry Hain (1729-1795) - maiden name, parents and origins unknown. Vital dates unknown.
  • Anna Maria (1706-1768), wife of immigrant Christopher Crawford - country of marriage unknown, maiden name unknown.
  • Anne Kaufman (-1740), resident of Germantown by 1716 with two grown sons - maiden name, husbands identity, immigration all unknown.
  • Catharine , wife of Jacob Riegel and George Heckman - details of first marriage unknown, maiden name and origins unknown.
  • Catharine (-1790), wife of immigrant Jacob Hill - maiden name and origins unknown.
  • Catharine Schauer , wife of Joseph Hain (1759-1834), married in 1782 - maiden name, parents and origins unknown. . Vital dates unknown. Place of marriage unknown.
  • Elizabeth (1742-1810), wife of Johannes Doll son of the immigrant - maiden name, origins and immigration unknown.
  • Esther Heckman (1790-1856), wife of Thomas Moore, probable daughter of George Heckman (-1804) - parents not completely proven.
  • Maria Catharina (1735-1817), wife of immigrant Jacob Seltzer - date and place of marriage unknown, presumably Pennsylvania, maiden name, origins and immigration unknown.
  • Mary (1757-say 1790), wife of immigrant William Moore of Reading - date and place of marriage unknown, Ireland or Pennsylvania? Date of death and maiden name unknown.
  • Veronica (1685-1728), married Rudolph Hock before they immigrated - maiden name unknown.
  • Veronica , wife of George Hain (-1746), probably married prior to immigrating in 1710 - maiden name unknown.