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Proclamations

In 1999 the Frankenfield Family celebrated 250 years in America!

The following individuals and governmental bodies offered Proclamations in celebration of the 250th Anniversary of Simon and Eva Frankenfield's immigration to America

Bill Clinton
President of the United States

Arlen Specter
United States Senate

Rick Santorum
United States Senate

Tom Ridge
The Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Mark R. Corrigan
Secretary
Senate of Pennsylvania

Eugene McGill
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Edward G. Rendell
Mayor
City of Philadelphia

Anna C. Verna
City Council
City of Philadelphia

Board of County Commissioners
Bucks County, Pennsylvania

County Commissioners
County of Montgomery

Germany

Wood Carving of the Frankenfield Crest located in Kirberg, Germany.

Click the above photo to see the photo galleries of Diane Frankenfield's trip to Kirberg, Germany the area where Simon and Eva lived.

Frankenfield Picture Gallery

Picture gallery of Simon Frankenfield descendants. See gallery page for submitting photos.

Please feel free to share any information of Frankenfield's who served in the Military.Thank You The Frankenfield Reunion

Pictures on this page supplied by Diane Frankenfield

The Immigrant

Simon Frankenfield was born about 1710 in Nassau, Rhine Valley Germany and died about 1760 in Springfield Township, Bucks County, PA.

He married Anna Eva about 1740, her maiden name maybe Beutelmann. Eve was born in Germany and died in Springfield Township, Bucks County Pa.Simon, Eva and family arrived in America on August 17, 1749 on the ship "Elliot" in the Port of Philadelphia.The Children of Simon and Eva are:

Frankenfields in the Military

Revolutionary War
War of 1812
Indian Wars
Mexican War
Civil War
Spanish-American War
World War I
World War II
Korean War
Vietnam
Desert Storm
Afghanistan
Iraq

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