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I can tell you that there were at least 3 Nicholas Berringer/Berningers--one in Berks Co., one in Montgomery Co. and one in Bucks Co. I've found this record, which also looks like it could be about a BARINGER family, if the immigration records picked up the name VARINGER/FARINGER and made it BARINGER. From Annette Burgert's book "18th Century Emigrants from the Northern Alsace to America": (my notes)
Heinrich VARINGER (FARINGER), herdsman, and w/Barbara had children:
*Martin, b. c 1710 md A. Margaretha ISEMANN, had 2 daughter, 2 sons, Martin & J.Nicholas (1761 Germantown, Philadelphia Co.).
*A son unnamed, b. 1714.
*Maria Barbara, b. 1715
*Hans Theobald, b. 1718, md. A. Barbara FISCHER, had children:
M. Catharina, b. 1744.
Hans Diebold, b. 1746.
M. Magdalena, b. 1748.
*Nicholas, bp. 1720
Nicholas and Martin Emigrated on the ship Halifax, 1752 and J. Theobold emigrated on the ship Phoenix 1750.
European records were found in Ottweiler, Drulinger and Wolfskirchen, Sarre-Union in the Northern Alsace. American records were found in St. Michaels Lutheran churchbook, Germantown, Philadelphia co. (H. Martin's last 2 children)
Some of the people who served as sponsors at baptisms in Europe were neighbors of the family that I'm researching in connection with the BERNINGER name: WERTS. My connection--
Caroline BERNINGER, d/o Jacob & Catherine BERNINGER, b. 1825 Berks Co., PA, md. Samuel Lewis WERTS, (b. 1824 PA)in Sugarloaf, Luzerne Co., PA 1843.
Hope this helps you.
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