NicholasLEIBENGUTH

1840 census for pike. Co. Delaware Twp. Pa. page 1
Nicholas Libengood one Male between 70&80 one female between 80 &90

Northampton County, Pa. Orphan Court records, Book #9, p.91:
On a petition filed by "Philip Leibengood, one of the sons and heirs of George Leibengood, late of Lehigh township in the County of Northampton and commonwealth of Pennsylvania, deceased, was read representing that the petitioner's said father died intestate, leaving a widow named Magdalena, and issue, to wit, the petitioner, Jacob, Peter, Nicholas, George, Henry, Daniel, John, Abraham, Magdalena (deceased), who had been intermarried with John Leibenger and left issue (the number unknown), Mary married to George Single, Susanna (deceased) who had been intermarried to Conrad Klinetop and left issue (the number unknown), Elizabeth married to Peter Eckert, Kratel married to Peter Kuntz, and Christina married to John Beck."

Stillwater Presbyterian Church, Stillwater Township, Sussex County, NJ
Johann George Leibengut, son of Nicholas and Maria Leibengut, b.4 May 1794, bapt.8 Feb.1796; sponsors were John Cressman and wife Maria.

Stillwater Presbyterian Church, Stillwater Township, Sussex County, NJ
Catrina Leibengut, daughter of Nicholas and Maria Leibengut, b.28 Aug.1795, bapt.8 Feb.1796; sponsor was Catrina Marvel.

Northampton County Book A4, page 306
Release
Nicholas Leibenguth of Delaware Township, Pike Co., Pa., blacksmith, one of the sons and heirs of the late George Leibenguth of Lehigh Township, Northampton Co., Pa. received from Philip and Daniel Leibenguth £250.0.0 from the estate of his father, George who had died intestate. Payment was received on 12 May 1815 and Nicholas released Philip and Daniel with this receipt.

Pike Co., Pa
Vol.B Page 454
Last Will And Testament
Of Nicholas Libenguth
In the name of God aman I Nicholas Leibengood of the township of Delaware in county of Pike and commonwealth of Pennsylvania Yeoman being sick and weak in body, but sound and disposing mind, memory, and understanding bless be God for the same, and considering the uncertainly of this mortal life and being desirous of settling my worldly affairs do make and publish this my last will and testament in maners following to wit
Principally and first of all I commend my immortal soul into the hand of god who gave it, and my body to the earth, to be buried in a decent and Christian like maners, at the descrition of my dear wife and my executor here after named and as to such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleases God to bless me in this life I give and dispose of the same in the following maner to wit
I give to my loving wife Elizabeth for as long as she shale continue in my name, single and unmarried after my decease the rents ??? and profits of my real estate and as much of my personal property as may be left after my just and honest debts are paid, and all such property that my wife Elizabeth brought with her at the time of our marriage, after her decease to go to her children and whatever there may be left of my property after her decease as disposed of hereafter to my two sons Daniel & Peter I give to my son George five dollars to be paid one year after the decese of my wife Elizabeth or in case I should live longer than my wife one year after my decease to be paid by my two sons Daniel & Peter and chargeable ??? the estate hereinafter devised to them, this five dollars is addition to what I have given him during my life time
I give to my daughter Catharine five dollars in addition to what have given her in my life time to be paid by my two sons Daniel and Peter one year after the decease of my wife and me
I give to my daughter Susanna five dollars in addition to what have given her in my fife time to be paid by my two sons Daniel & Peter one year the decease of my wife and me
I give to my daughter Effy five dollars in addition to what I have given her in my life time to be paid by my two sons Daniel & Peter one year the decease of my wife and me
I give to my daughter Molly five dollars in addition to what I have given her during my life time to be paid by my two sons one year after the decease of my wife and me
I give and devise to my two sons Daniel and Peter after the decease of my wife and me, both, all that my ??? tenement and track of land on which I now reside and situate in the township aforesaid & containing about eighty two acres by the same more or les also my right for the one fifth part of a tract of land by the name of Daniel Brown? Adjoining the place on which I now live chargeable nevertheless for the devises herein before made the above named lands to be equally divided between Daniel & Peter and I hereby nominate and appoint my said wife Elizabeth to be executix of this my last will & testament in witness there of I have hereunto set my hand & seal this eighteenth day of November one thousand eight hundred and forty two
Signed Sealed & Declared by the above His
Named Nicolas Libengood to be his Nicholas X Libengood
Last will & Testament in presence of us Mark
James T Lagger, Gilbert G Steel, Jacob Westhook

Pike County PA
This sixth day of December 1842 before me Henry ? Mott register for the probate of wills and granting letters of administration in and for the county of Pike personally came Jacob Westhook Esquire Gilbert Steel & James lagger the subscribing witnessed to the forgoing will and being duly sworn according to law did depose and say that they were present and heard and saw Nicholas Libengood the testor publish pronounce sign seal and declare the forgoing instrument of writing as and
The will ends here