Magdalena Holly (Hooley) Mast

c.1740 – 26 Oct 1820

Christopher’s 6th great-grandmother · ancestor no. 265, 443 · generation 9
Evidence: identity compiled lead · link to parents compiled lead
Pedigree collapse: Christopher descends from this person 2 times.

Family

Life and evidence

Died 26 Oct 1820 aged 80; buried beside Bishop Jacob at Pine Grove. Daughter of Michael Holly (1911 book) or Johannes Hooley (other trees), fellow passengers on the Brotherhood.

In their lifetime

Pedigree

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Sources

Lancaster tax lists — added 2026-10-31 by Claude

“John Holly” held 200–212 acres in Salisbury Township in 1772 and 1782, next to the Amish Planks and Kurtzes. A Johannes Holly was on the Brotherhood in 1750. This supports the “Johannes Hooley” version of her father as a real Lancaster landholder; it does not decide between Michael and Johannes. See Lancaster sources scanned for family surnames.

Narratives and research

Research log

  • 2026-10-31 (from Lancaster sources scanned for family surnames): Magdalena Holly (c.1740–1820): father Michael Holly (1911 book) or Johannes Hooley (other trees) | ‘John Holly’, Salisbury Twp, 1772 (200 acres) and 1782 (212 acres); a Johannes Holly was on the Brotherhood (1750) with Michael and

Record compiled 31 October 2026.

About this research

Supporting documentation is linked throughout. This project is an exercise in AI-assisted research and development, and I haven’t manually verified every link or conclusion. All transcriptions and translations of Swiss parish records were made with AI, and their accuracy should be treated accordingly.