Born near Schaffhausen, Switzerland. In 1748 she became the wife of Peter Sehnert, to whom she bore five children. For a time they lived on Timothy Horsfield's farm on Staten Island, where the Moravian pilgrims were hospitably entertained. Later she was matron and head-cook in the Bethlehem schools; a particularly good-hearted and amiable person.
Born near Schaffhausen, Switzerland. In 1748 she became the wife of Peter Sehnert, to whom she bore five children. For a time they lived on Timothy Horsfield's farm on Staten Island, where the Moravian pilgrims were hospitably entertained. Later she was matron and head-cook in the Bethlehem schools; a particularly good-hearted and amiable person.
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