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Notes for John (Johann) Jacob TSCHUDI | ||||||||||||||
342He had charge of a church for a time in South Carolina. 338Taught at St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland. Harold's Kennard Bible states his last name as VON TSCHUDY. 340 Pg. 181 - The Rev'd John Jacob Tschudy Having served in the capacity of its Rector for nearly 23 years. This tablet is / erected to his memory by his Parishoners. / He loved them and sought to do them good / and though dead / He yet speaketh / Through the remembrance of his / virtues and humble Faith / (Removed from the ruins of Biggin Church 1857) -------------------------------------------------- 347According to Helen Beall, who is a GGG granddaughter of John Jacob and his second wife, he was accepted on Foundation, a provision for the eduation of poor boys in St. John's College in Annapolis, Md. on May 13, 1790. He graduated from there on Aug. 1, 1794, and became an Asst. Professor in English and Grammar on July 1, 1796. On Dec. 27, 1807 he was ordained a deacon in the Episcopal Church. He was ordained a priest on April 23, 1809. He served as rector of the Church of the Holy Cross in Statesburg, South Carolina which is also known as St. Mark's, Claremont, SC. from 1807 to 1811. On December 9th of 1809 he became rector of St. John's Church in Berkeley, South Carolina (also known as Biggin Church) where he remained until his death from Cholera on September 17th, 1834. [BJ's Note: Could he have been at both St. John's in Berkeley, SC and serve as Rector at Holy Cross in Statesburg, SC at the same time?] -------------------------------------------------- Helen Beall, descendant of our Martin Tschudi sent me the following information. I'm sorry to say Helen passed away in 2005. The following is from "The Reverend John Jacob Tschudy", Dedicated to the Dalcho Historical Society, 1951, by Edgar Legare Pennington, S.T.D. Late Historiographer of the Protestant Episcopal Church. This pamphlet is probably the most definitive biography of John Jacob. 19 June 1808 began duties at Claremont, South Carolina. From the St. John's College, Annapolis, Maryland, Student Enrollment Book 11 Nov. 1781-Oct. 1855. Born 7 June 1778 Hon. Alexander Contee Hanson of Annapolis is his patron. On Foundation, a provision for the education of poor boys. 13 May 1790 admitted to grammar school. 23 Feb 1791 admitted to French School. 1 Aug 1792 admitted to College. 13 Nov 1794 received BA. ( I confirmed this with the alumni office of St. John's.) 1 July 1796 appointed assistant to Professor of English and Grammar in St. John's College, annual salary œ150 to be paid quarterly. 27 Dec 1807 ordained deacon by the Right Reverend Thomas John Claggett, Bishop of Maryland. 23 April 1809 ordained Priest by the Right Reverend William White, Bishop of Pennsylvania. By 1809 at St. Mark's, Claremont, South Carolina. (Also known as Holy Cross, Statesburg, South Carolina.) 9 Dec 1811 went to St. John's, Berkeley. (Also known as Cordesville.) 17 September 1834 died at Cordesville. -------------------------------------------------- The Christian Journal and Literary Register, Vol VI, Printed and Pub. by T. and J. Swords, NY, 1822. It states, "At a special ordination, held on the 10th April, 1822, at the chapel in Pineville, by the Right Rev. Dr. Bowen, the Rev. D.J. Campbell was admitted to the holy order of Priests. Morning prayer having been read by the Rev. Mr. Tschudy, of St. John's, Berkley... . -------------------------------------------------- A number of years ago, I (Helen Beall) visited St. John's, Berkeley, (also known as Biggin Church) and copied the inscriptions on the Tschudy tombstones. She stated, "When I was there a few years ago, the inscriptions could no longer be read. The first time, I photographed the tombstones. Unfortunately, I did not realize that my camera was broken, so we have forever lost the images of the inscriptions. The three stones are together, right beside the church." Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Barbara Tschudy, Mother of Rector of the Parish who Died Jul 18, 1819 aged 66 years & 2 months. Thy faith hath served thee. Go in peace. Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Margaret Tschudy Wife of Mr. John J. Tschudy Died Mar 27, 1819 33 years 3 months 5 days Rev. John Jacob Tschudy Jun 7, 1778 - Sep 17, 1834 -------------------------------------------------- It is mentioned on Pg. 223 of -------------------------------------------------- It is unknown at this time how many children John Jacob and his first wife had, but they did have children. | ||||||||||||||
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