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SOLT & Soldt & Sold Warrantees of land in Penn
Started by Armando Framarini. Last reply by Armando Framarini May 9, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Clinton County Page 13 John SOLT 11 Acres 9 Apr 1880 Northampton County Page 166 John SOLT 25 Acres 17 Apr 1753Page 168 …Continue
HEINRICH SOLT
Started by Cheryl Jones. Last reply by Cheryl Jones May 3, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Trying to confirm that ANNA MARIA KREINER is indeed the wife of our elusive Heinrich (aka Henry) SOLT who died in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Thanks in advance.CherylContinue
I think this SOLDT is related to who we are looking for!
Started by Armando Framarini. Last reply by Cheryl Jones Apr 24, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
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Comment by Armando Framarini on February 2, 2011 at 11:01pm
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I thought this was an interesting PDF. Taxes of 1776 Northampton which lists John and Daniel Solt. It also lists a John Wygant. One of Hans van Solt/Soldt in early 1600's London was married to a Janneken Wygants/Wijgants listed in the Austin Friars church records.
link to the PDF>> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tonybennyhoff/177...
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Joseph, That is the only information I have found so far on this Henry Solt?
I believed I had answered the question of Dieu Soult before? It is interesting that I find someone of this family in Belgium recorded around 1800. If you want I will do a little research for you to start you off on this lead. My opinion that this well recorded Noble family does not have many variants like Soldt, Soldt. I can see the researcher assume because "Solt" and "Soult" sound so close there may be a connection. However you should have her ask what he has found to conclude such a statement. My motto is "leave no stone unturned" and you should look at this until you are satisfied. It would help so much if there were at least 2 SOLT(male)Y-DNA tests for comparison's to other European DNA project's! I am still trying to secure 2 van Solt/Soldt males to Y-DNA test!
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Comment by Joseph Eric Hoffman on January 16, 2011 at 10:39pm
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Could there be any possiblity that my side of the solt's could b related to the Dieu_Soult? My mother had said that a researcher had told her that she was related to a person in Napolians Army. She thought at the time that it had to be a significant person for him to mention. Any info would be great.
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Armand to I am very close to the Solt family in USA through my Grandmother. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I will take a look at The Henry Solt born in Baldock. Do you know when he was born and died and where it would help.
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3 recent findings which may be of interest
A)I find a Henry Solt born in Baldock, Hertford, England in August of 1707 and has a father named Henry. His father Henry should have been born in circa 1680's timeframe and possibly traveling through England enroute to PA?
B)In 1776 a Captain Nathaniel Vansout is recorded in Pennsylvania in 1926 Book "White servitude in Pennsylvania" by Cheesman A Herrick. I wonder if "Vansout" may be a mispelling. If there is a Nathaniel Solt/Sold/Soldt found as a soldier this would help in a possible connection.
C) Still working on Abraham van Soldt and his family who came to Northampton, Virginia in late 1650's. Family disappears before 1700's as far as I have researched. I did find out that Western portion of Pennsyvania was originally part of Virginia and several families from Virginia migrated there.
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2 nd evidence of van Solt and van Soldt arms are the family which spelled the name multiple ways. Hopefully DNA from a van Soldt will be compared to an American Solt soon to determine a connection.
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I found a "van Soldt" to contribute DNA in the Netherlands to help establish a halogroup and markers to compare! It will be several weeks.
Does anyone know of any American Solt DNA results?
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Can you tell us more about the Solt Plantation and who your oldest Solt ancestor is?
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Some people would simply laugh at such an idea when somebody suggest a variant that has dramatic change in spelling and pronunciation. Your variant changes primary Solt sound to Shelt or Skelt. With a long standing mystery of the origin of the Solt family I would be the first person to say lets look at everything. However clues to be researched should be ranked in order of probability and Schelt would seem low on the list.
IMPORTANT to you where you find this Shelt may turn out to actually to be a Shelt. Then you would in turn research your Schelt lines. I would look in Penn archive book or Google Books for Scelt to see if any in Penn. One other point of interest if Schelt was misread from a document and was actually Scholt. The variants on this may interest you and are Scholders; Scholdes; Scholtes; Scholtink; Scholtus; Schultheis; Solduijs!
I would suggest you go over your tree one time starting with your grandparents
and verify every person up the line against civil or church records. If you relied on someone else's research and they do not have specific day's of the event and full details of the location it usually is questionable. Hopefully they note the source like I do in most of my trees on Ancestry which are often copied. I have seen dates and places that do not match my info that has been submitted without a source, thats why I state from from Church or Civil records.
When you finally get to your final Solt or Schelt let me know and I will help research it with you.
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Yeah the name schelt was the newest name that I have run into to get my tree branching out futher. After hearing what you both said I will look for the names of the people that i found and try a different last name to see what I can see. Thanks for the info. Also i would like to get the Dreisbach/Triesbach info out to you as soon as I fix some of the problems with the info I have.
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