Depending on where and from whom data is obtained, dates may vary within a few years. Especially with the transcription of early records of immmigrants and their families.

Isaac LeVan

Born about 1700 in Holland.
Died in August 1783 in Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Spouse - Mary Margaret ??

Children:
             Isaac Levan
             Daniel Levan
             Abraham Levan
             Marie Levan;   married Pete Feather
             Jacob - born 1738 in Exeter Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania
                    died January 22, 1814.  Married Susanna Ludwig on June 14, 1763
             Mary Appolonia - born 1730 in Exeter Township
             Judith Levan

Isaac LeVan settled in what was Jacksonwald, Exeter Tp Berks County, Pennsylvania. He was probably the most well to do of the pioneer brothers. He owned 1000 acres of land, including numerous lots in Reading, PA. In 1770, he moved to Reading, where he died in 1783. He was associated in business with Conrad Weiser of Reading and Womelsforf, PA., who for many years was interpreter and intermediary between the Pennsylvania authorities and the Indians, thus preventing many Indian uprisings. Together Isaac LeVan and Conrad Weiseer secured the original property for the congregation of the oldest Reform Church in Reading, PA. Isaac's neice Esther, daughter of brother Daniel LeVan of Maxatawny Tp Berks County, PA. marrried Conrad Weiser's son Benjamin from Heidleberg Tp, B.C. PA. Isaac's own daughter Judith, married Samuel Weiser. No greater factor in the early settlement of Pennsyvania existed the Conrad weiser, with the exception of William Penn. It is therefore noteworthy of how closely allied the Weiser and LeVan familes were.