George married Anna Catherina Zug (36478) , daughter of Jacob Zug (18277) (ca 1727-Jul 1804) & Anna Margaretha Raub (17619) (ca 1727-1803). Born on 14 Jan 1753 in Frederick County, Maryland. Anna Catherina was baptized in Old Forks Lutheran Church, on 20 Nov 1753. Witnesses: Michael Raupp & wife Maria Barbara. Anna Catherina died in Richland County, Ohio, on 13 Nov 1833; she was 80.

The surname Zug is also spelled Zook or Sook.

There were five Friend marrages in Jefferson County OH from 1804-1806
    a. 3 Jan 1804, Steubenville Township, Henry Hansil & Catherina Friend
    b. 28 Aug 1804, George Black & Elizabeth Friend
    c. 24 Jun 1805 George Frind & Barbary Grubbaugh
    d. 25 Feb 1806, Jacob Wise & Mary Friend
    e. 2 Sep 1806, Steubenville Township, George Grubbough & Sally Friend

On 2 Nov 1778 when John Tobias was 26, he married Anna Margaretha Harsh, daughter of Samuel Simon Harsh (1722-2 Apr 1807) & Anna Maria Lawar (ca 1733-1800), in Hagerstown Lutheran Church. Born on 24 Mar 1758. Anna Margaretha was baptized in New Goshenhoppen Reformed Church. Anna Margaretha died in West Bethlehem, Washington County, Pennsylvania, on 15 Jan 1829; she was 70. Buried in Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery.

Maryland Marriages
2 Nov 1788, Washington County
    Tobias Friend & Margaret Harshbert

Philip married Frances.

Ca 1777 Dorthea Charity married Gasper O. Ricket, son of Johannes Richardt (16 Sep 1694-1768) & Anna Maria Legitinak. Born ca 1750 in Germany. Gasper O. died in West Bethlehem, Washington County, Pennsylvania on 23 Dec 1828. Buried in Old Lutheran Cemetery, Hillsboro.

Gasper, or Caspar, Ricket, or Rickets.

Old Lutheran Cemetery, Hillsboro, Washington County, Pennsylvania
    Gasper O. Ricket, d. 23 Dec 1828, æ. 78
    Charity Doredea Friend Ricket, d. 1800 æ. 42

Ca 1783 Catherine married John Walters, son of Johann Philip Antoni Walters (31 Mar 1724-13 Jul 1788) & Anna Elizabeth Volck (1739-1830). Born on 30 Jan 1757 in Berks County, Pennsylvania. John died in Hampton Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on 27 Jun 1846; he was 89. Buried in Walter’s Farm Cemetery.

John Walters, or Walter.

From the Hampton Magazine, Sep-Oct 2013, http://www.hamptonmagazine.org/archives/hamptons-historic-homestead.html :
       The first settler in Hampton Township area was James McCaslin, a hunter and fur trapper.  He secured title to his land in 1794.  Most of the property is now the area known as Oak Hill Farms.  Early records also show John Walters, Revolutionary War soldier, arriving in the area shortly after James McCaslin arrived in 1794.  John Walters possibly received land in payment for his military service.
      John Walters was born in 1761 possibly somewhere in Pennsylvania.  At 15 years of age, he enlisted as a soldier in the Revolutionary War in 1776 after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776.  John served as a private in the Continental Army serving under Captain Irvin’s Co. 8th Pennsylvania Regiment for a 3 year enlistment.  He was discharged in 1779 at 18 years of age.
       In 1794, John Walters was one of the first settlers to arrive in Hampton Township as the area formerly known as Pitt, later Pine, then McCandless and finally Hampton Township.  John Walters arrived shortly after James McCaslin, hunter and fur trapper, arrived and staked his claim on the land near Oak Hill Farms in 1794.  John Walters staked his claim and settled on land located along the present day Mt. Royal Blvd and Wyland Ave area, in the southern part of the township.  John Walters was 33 years old and married at the time of his arrival in the area.  He possibly received his land as payment for his service in the Revolutionary War.
       Sometime between 1795 and 1800, John Walters built his log house which still stands today at 3331 Mt. Royal Blvd.  The house and farm are pictured in the 1876 Everet’s History of Allegheny County.  John Walters and his wife, Catherine, farmed the area and raised their family. Their son David Walters, born in 1795, also lived and worked the farm with his father. The 1851 and 1876 maps of the area show David Walters still living in the area.
       John Walters died in 1846 and was buried with his wife, Catherine, on the family farm as was the custom in the days before cemeteries were available.  John Walters’ grave is located at the corner of Wyland and Center Avenues and is commemorated with a marker denoting his Revolutionary War service.  The grave is decorated every Memorial Day with a flag.
       The 1860 McCandless Census shows David and Sarah Walters still living in the area.  The census also shows two sons: Milo age 24 and George age 23 living with David and Sarah Walters.
       John Walters’ farm was also owned by the Wyland family and later the Agney family until it was sold for housing development in 1950’s.  Walters Road, John Walters’ farmhouse and his grave site serve as reminders not only as early pioneers in the development of Hampton Township, but also in the establishment of our country as a Revolutionary War soldier as well.  

http://www.usgwarchives.net/pa/allegheny/tsphotos/waltersfarm-hampton.htm :
         John Walter owned a large tract of land in Hampton Township.  When he died, he was buried on his farm property.  His grave is located beside the road near the corner of Wyland and Center Avenues.  Originally, the graves of John and his wife Catherine were marked by tall stones, last recorded as being extant in ca. 1943, but disappeared at some point after that.  A flat bronze stone is believed to have been erected by the local American Legion veteran organization.  (information obtained from Pioneer Cemeteries of Hampton Township by the North Hills Genealogist)

Walter's Farm Cemetery, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
    John Walter, 1761–1846. Private, 3rd PA Regiment, Capt. J. Irwin, enlisted 1776, discharged 1779.
    Catherine, wife of John.

Christopher married Catherine Zediker. Born ca 1773. Catherine died on 12 Apr 1841.

Anna Elizabeth married Johann Jacob Walters, son of Johann Philip Antoni Walters (31 Mar 1724-13 Jul 1788) & Anna Elizabeth Volck (1739-1830). Born ca 1765 in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Johann Jacob was baptized in Greenwich Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, on 24 Dec 1768. Johann Jacob died in Lower Burell Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania on 16 Apr 1828. Occupation: Blacksmith.

Jacob’s will was dated 15 Mar 1828. It named his wife Elizabeth; sons Jacob, Anthony, Isaac, Peter, David, and George; daughter Elizabeth, wife of John Humel; daughter Polly, wife of John Shannon; daughter Esther; daughter Jane wife of Johnston McCartney, and Jane’s daughter Martha Ann Kennedy. Executors wife Elizabeth and James McCullough Jr.