Register of Births & Christenings per John Giessendanner V.D.M.

scan of original,
not sure this is the handwriting of Rev. John Giessendanner		 (transcription of the original by Joop Giesendanner)
© Joop Giesendanner, the Netherlands
375} 1757 Baptized ---- In Orangeburgh Church
On Tuesday January 4th.
Sarah, Daughter of William & Agnes Aldridge;
born 14th July 1755. Suret. Anne Faure,
& Anna Maria Kemmlerin, & Isaac Hottow.

376} Eôdem Die et Locô (The same day and place)
Henry; a Mulatto Bastard of Anna Maria
Kemmlerin; born in March 1755. Suret. Peter Faure,
William & Agnes Aldridge

377} On Sunday January 16th In Orangeb. Church
John George Melchior, Son of John Caspar
& Anna Barbara Mintz; born January 4th
1757. Suret. John Friday Junr. Melchior Smith
& Ann Margaret Tyner.

378} On Monday January 17th In Orangb. Church
James, Son of John & Sarah Clayton; born
1756. Suret. Peter Faure, Anne
Faure & Isham Clayton.

379} On Wednesday January 19th At the House of
John Aberly below Orangeburgh Township.
John Nicholas, Son of John & Margaret
Anding; born Novembr. 27th 1756. Suret. John
Aberly, Nicholas & Margaret Noe.

380} Eôdem Die et Locô (The same day and place)
Catharine Margaret, Daughter of John & Anne
Aberly; born Decembr. 31st 1756. Suret. Revd. John
Giessendanner, Margaret, wife of John Anding
& Margaret, wife of Nicholas Noe.

381} On Wednesday January 26th At the House of
Frederick [Thore = Knore] at the Four Holes
Anne, Daughter of David & Mary Rumph; born
Decembr. 27th 1755. Suret. Thomas & Hannah
Pendarvis, & Anna, wife of Frederick Hoggs.

Comment Joop on record 381: As stated before the handwriting is likely somebody else's and misreading could have happened when these records were rewritten in the 1800's;
the record does say Thore, but the name is probably different; email correction 050102: I've run across an alternate reading for a surname cited in the baptism of Anna Rumph on 26 Jan 1757.  Father David Rumph's brother Peter (d. 1761) married Catherine, the widow of an unspecified Knore near Four Holes, in 1746. I would expect that Frederick "Thore" is her Knore/Knorr brother-in-law.  I haven't run across any land or will references to people named Knore, but that's a more likely name than Thore.
Happy New Year! - Harriet Imrey
Additional info by Harriet: Catherine Knore is attested twice on documents related to her marriage settlement with Peter Rumph in 1746, and she's a resident of St. James Santee (near/at the Four Holes) at that time.  Also, she's attested as executrix Catherine Knore for the 1745 will of her brother-in-law Robert Parsons in St. Bartholomews Parish (where husband-to-be Rumph was living in 1745).