Who were the men that first planted the Moravian cross in the Wachovia?

In October 1753 twelve single men set out from the Moravian town of Bethlehem, PA. They had six horses and a wagon loaded with supplies to settle on their new land, Wachovia. The party consisted of:

Rev. Bernhard Adam Grube, ordained minister; 

Jacob Loesch, business manager; 

Hans Martin Kalberlahn, physician; 

Henrich Feldhausen, carpenter; 

Erich Ingepretsen, carpenter; 

Hans Petersen, tailor; 

Jacob Lunge, gardener; 

Herman Loesch, farmer; 

Christopher Merkli, baker; 

Friedrich Jacob Pfeil, shoemaker and tanner; 

Jacob Beroth, farmer; 

Johannes Lischer, farmer.

The oldest of the Moravian pioneers was 42 - the youngest 27.