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| 2451 | From Boonville, An Illustrated History. In 1900 Frank M. Truby, a photographer who came to Boonville in the late 1890's, published a view book of Boonville scenes that was one of a series of such view books he published about that time (the others were in Marshal and Sedalia). Truby operated out of the old Macurdy "Palace of Photography" on Morgan Street, but he apparently only remained in Boonville about five or six years. He filed for bankruptcy in November 1904. | Truby, Franklin Mechling (I6658)
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| 2452 | From Bunceton, Missouri. | Lowe, Mary Ann (I22997)
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| 2453 | From Central Missouri Republican of 27 Aug 1903 E. G. Thoma is much pleased over the result of his exhibit of barred Plymouth Rock chickens at the State Fair at Sedalia last week. He had eight birds there and won two blue and two red ribbons and the cash premiums that accompanied them. he was awarded first and second on pullet and the same on cockerel. the competition was very strong, there being birds from some seven different states. Church Records: Boonville Evangelical Church: Baptism, Name of Louis Edward Witness were Bernard and George Engelhardt. | Thoma, Edward George (I13077)
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| 2454 | From Chip Kalb 01 = Urban Schmidt 02 = Georg Schmidt, alias Triller, charcoal burner of Grünhain, Saxony, 1455, and “Der Prinzenretter” = Maria Wälder 03 = George Triller, Pülvermacher [ powder maker ], moved to Freyberg ( now Freiberg, District of Mittlelsachsen, Saxony, Germany ), the center of ore mining for centuries, in the Electorate of Saxony and had two sons — Burchard Triller, the Pülvermacher [ powder maker ] who stayed in Freyberg and became the ancestor of Dr Daniel Wilhelm Triller of Usingen, Hesse, and Peter Triller, who left for Torgau. When Princes Ernst and Albrecht divided their father’s lands in 1485, Freiberg went with the Duchy of Saxony to Albrecht. But Grünhain, Graba, Saafeld and Torgau, along with Coburg, Hildburghausen, Frohnlach and Sonnefeld, all went with the Electorate of Saxony to Ernst. Torgau itself became the principal residence of Ernst’s two sons, Frederick the Wise and John the Steadfast, and John’s son, John Frederick the Maganimous. It was also the epicenter of the Reformation. Of it, Martin Luther wrote, “Wittenberg ist die Mutter, Torgau die Amme der Reformation [ Wittenberg is the mother, Torgau the wet-nurse of the Reformation ]” THE TORGAU BRANCH 04 = Peter Triller ( 1482 – 1512 ) of Torgau = Anna Gotthard 05 = Justus Triller, the youngest son, moved from Torgau to Saalfeld, where he became a Bürger [ citizen ] in 1504, and had twelve daughters and two sons — Simon Tryller, who founded the Saalfeld branch, and Rev. Caspar Tryller ( 1497 – 1561 ), the first Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba, who founded the Graba branch THE SAALFELD BRANCH 06 = Simon Tryller ( 1496, Saalfeld – 14 Dec 1576, Saalfeld ), Beutlermeister [ master maker of leather purses and gloves ] = ( 1 ) Katharina Gärtner ( + 25 Oct 1566, Saalfeld ), daughter of Matthias Gärtner the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] of Saalfeld, 11 children ( eight boys, three girls ) 07 = Sebastian Tryller ( 1524, Saalfeld – 1 Nov 1574, Saalfeld ), the fourth son = 21 Oct 1549, Saalfeld, Cordula Schaden ( + 3 Dec 1578, Saalfeld ), the daughter of Hans Schaden the Kastner [ landlord’s administrator, or beady-eyed bean-counter ] from Eisfeld in Thuringen, 11 children ( five boys, six girls ), the eldest of which was 08 = Samuel Tryller ( 22 Sep 1550, Saalfeld – 28 Feb 1608, Saalfeld ), merchant, the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] and later Rathskämmerer [ City Chamberlain ] of Saalfeld 09 = Sabina Tryller ( * 1 Apr 1565, Saalfeld ) = 1685, Rev Andreas Reinmann, the fourth Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba Sabina’s marriage record states that she was the daughter of Samuel Tryller the shoemaker ( Schuster ) of Saalfeld but the only Samuel Tryller I could find at Geneanet was Samuel Tryller ( 1550 – 1608 ), the Kaufmann [ merchant ] of Saalfeld. This Samuel is supposed to have married twice, both times in Saalfeld — to Ottilie Winzterlein, who died without issue, and, in 1583, Judith Müller, the daughter of Nicolaus Müller. She bore him six children — two boys and four girls — but none of them was Sabina. Compared to Judith, there’s nothing about Ottilie. But I note that Samuel the merchant was 15 years old when Sabina was born. Maybe he had a scandalous fling with Ottilie but she died in childbirth and their baby was adopted as Sebastian’s daughter to keep her biological father’s secret. But there may be two different Tryller families in the same town. The first Evangelical Lutheran Deacon of Graba was Sebastian Tryller but he got the job in 1520 — four years before the other Sebastian was born in nearby Saalfeld. Perhaps the Deacon was Peter’s son. He’s not in the tables and Geneanet but Peter did live in Torgau, the epicenter of the Reformation. So I gotta read through the Triller-Sagen, which covers your Tryllers on pages 15 – 18, and “Der Prinzenraub und die Familie Triller” to be sure. | Schmidt, Georg (I33010)
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| 2455 | From Chip Kalb 01 = Urban Schmidt 02 = Georg Schmidt, alias Triller, charcoal burner of Grünhain, Saxony, 1455, and “Der Prinzenretter” = Maria Wälder 03 = George Triller, Pülvermacher [ powder maker ], moved to Freyberg ( now Freiberg, District of Mittlelsachsen, Saxony, Germany ), the center of ore mining for centuries, in the Electorate of Saxony and had two sons — Burchard Triller, the Pülvermacher [ powder maker ] who stayed in Freyberg and became the ancestor of Dr Daniel Wilhelm Triller of Usingen, Hesse, and Peter Triller, who left for Torgau. When Princes Ernst and Albrecht divided their father’s lands in 1485, Freiberg went with the Duchy of Saxony to Albrecht. But Grünhain, Graba, Saafeld and Torgau, along with Coburg, Hildburghausen, Frohnlach and Sonnefeld, all went with the Electorate of Saxony to Ernst. Torgau itself became the principal residence of Ernst’s two sons, Frederick the Wise and John the Steadfast, and John’s son, John Frederick the Maganimous. It was also the epicenter of the Reformation. Of it, Martin Luther wrote, “Wittenberg ist die Mutter, Torgau die Amme der Reformation [ Wittenberg is the mother, Torgau the wet-nurse of the Reformation ]” THE TORGAU BRANCH 04 = Peter Triller ( 1482 – 1512 ) of Torgau = Anna Gotthard 05 = Justus Triller, the youngest son, moved from Torgau to Saalfeld, where he became a Bürger [ citizen ] in 1504, and had twelve daughters and two sons — Simon Tryller, who founded the Saalfeld branch, and Rev. Caspar Tryller ( 1497 – 1561 ), the first Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba, who founded the Graba branch THE SAALFELD BRANCH 06 = Simon Tryller ( 1496, Saalfeld – 14 Dec 1576, Saalfeld ), Beutlermeister [ master maker of leather purses and gloves ] = ( 1 ) Katharina Gärtner ( + 25 Oct 1566, Saalfeld ), daughter of Matthias Gärtner the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] of Saalfeld, 11 children ( eight boys, three girls ) 07 = Sebastian Tryller ( 1524, Saalfeld – 1 Nov 1574, Saalfeld ), the fourth son = 21 Oct 1549, Saalfeld, Cordula Schaden ( + 3 Dec 1578, Saalfeld ), the daughter of Hans Schaden the Kastner [ landlord’s administrator, or beady-eyed bean-counter ] from Eisfeld in Thuringen, 11 children ( five boys, six girls ), the eldest of which was 08 = Samuel Tryller ( 22 Sep 1550, Saalfeld – 28 Feb 1608, Saalfeld ), merchant, the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] and later Rathskämmerer [ City Chamberlain ] of Saalfeld 09 = Sabina Tryller ( * 1 Apr 1565, Saalfeld ) = 1685, Rev Andreas Reinmann, the fourth Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba Sabina’s marriage record states that she was the daughter of Samuel Tryller the shoemaker ( Schuster ) of Saalfeld but the only Samuel Tryller I could find at Geneanet was Samuel Tryller ( 1550 – 1608 ), the Kaufmann [ merchant ] of Saalfeld. This Samuel is supposed to have married twice, both times in Saalfeld — to Ottilie Winzterlein, who died without issue, and, in 1583, Judith Müller, the daughter of Nicolaus Müller. She bore him six children — two boys and four girls — but none of them was Sabina. Compared to Judith, there’s nothing about Ottilie. But I note that Samuel the merchant was 15 years old when Sabina was born. Maybe he had a scandalous fling with Ottilie but she died in childbirth and their baby was adopted as Sebastian’s daughter to keep her biological father’s secret. But there may be two different Tryller families in the same town. The first Evangelical Lutheran Deacon of Graba was Sebastian Tryller but he got the job in 1520 — four years before the other Sebastian was born in nearby Saalfeld. Perhaps the Deacon was Peter’s son. He’s not in the tables and Geneanet but Peter did live in Torgau, the epicenter of the Reformation. So I gotta read through the Triller-Sagen, which covers your Tryllers on pages 15 – 18, and “Der Prinzenraub und die Familie Triller” to be sure. | Wülder, Maria (I33011)
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| 2456 | From Chip Kalb 01 = Urban Schmidt 02 = Georg Schmidt, alias Triller, charcoal burner of Grünhain, Saxony, 1455, and “Der Prinzenretter” = Maria Wälder 03 = George Triller, Pülvermacher [ powder maker ], moved to Freyberg ( now Freiberg, District of Mittlelsachsen, Saxony, Germany ), the center of ore mining for centuries, in the Electorate of Saxony and had two sons — Burchard Triller, the Pülvermacher [ powder maker ] who stayed in Freyberg and became the ancestor of Dr Daniel Wilhelm Triller of Usingen, Hesse, and Peter Triller, who left for Torgau. When Princes Ernst and Albrecht divided their father’s lands in 1485, Freiberg went with the Duchy of Saxony to Albrecht. But Grünhain, Graba, Saafeld and Torgau, along with Coburg, Hildburghausen, Frohnlach and Sonnefeld, all went with the Electorate of Saxony to Ernst. Torgau itself became the principal residence of Ernst’s two sons, Frederick the Wise and John the Steadfast, and John’s son, John Frederick the Maganimous. It was also the epicenter of the Reformation. Of it, Martin Luther wrote, “Wittenberg ist die Mutter, Torgau die Amme der Reformation [ Wittenberg is the mother, Torgau the wet-nurse of the Reformation ]” THE TORGAU BRANCH 04 = Peter Triller ( 1482 – 1512 ) of Torgau = Anna Gotthard 05 = Justus Triller, the youngest son, moved from Torgau to Saalfeld, where he became a Bürger [ citizen ] in 1504, and had twelve daughters and two sons — Simon Tryller, who founded the Saalfeld branch, and Rev. Caspar Tryller ( 1497 – 1561 ), the first Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba, who founded the Graba branch THE SAALFELD BRANCH 06 = Simon Tryller ( 1496, Saalfeld – 14 Dec 1576, Saalfeld ), Beutlermeister [ master maker of leather purses and gloves ] = ( 1 ) Katharina Gärtner ( + 25 Oct 1566, Saalfeld ), daughter of Matthias Gärtner the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] of Saalfeld, 11 children ( eight boys, three girls ) 07 = Sebastian Tryller ( 1524, Saalfeld – 1 Nov 1574, Saalfeld ), the fourth son = 21 Oct 1549, Saalfeld, Cordula Schaden ( + 3 Dec 1578, Saalfeld ), the daughter of Hans Schaden the Kastner [ landlord’s administrator, or beady-eyed bean-counter ] from Eisfeld in Thuringen, 11 children ( five boys, six girls ), the eldest of which was 08 = Samuel Tryller ( 22 Sep 1550, Saalfeld – 28 Feb 1608, Saalfeld ), merchant, the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] and later Rathskämmerer [ City Chamberlain ] of Saalfeld 09 = Sabina Tryller ( * 1 Apr 1565, Saalfeld ) = 1685, Rev Andreas Reinmann, the fourth Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba Sabina’s marriage record states that she was the daughter of Samuel Tryller the shoemaker ( Schuster ) of Saalfeld but the only Samuel Tryller I could find at Geneanet was Samuel Tryller ( 1550 – 1608 ), the Kaufmann [ merchant ] of Saalfeld. This Samuel is supposed to have married twice, both times in Saalfeld — to Ottilie Winzterlein, who died without issue, and, in 1583, Judith Müller, the daughter of Nicolaus Müller. She bore him six children — two boys and four girls — but none of them was Sabina. Compared to Judith, there’s nothing about Ottilie. But I note that Samuel the merchant was 15 years old when Sabina was born. Maybe he had a scandalous fling with Ottilie but she died in childbirth and their baby was adopted as Sebastian’s daughter to keep her biological father’s secret. But there may be two different Tryller families in the same town. The first Evangelical Lutheran Deacon of Graba was Sebastian Tryller but he got the job in 1520 — four years before the other Sebastian was born in nearby Saalfeld. Perhaps the Deacon was Peter’s son. He’s not in the tables and Geneanet but Peter did live in Torgau, the epicenter of the Reformation. So I gotta read through the Triller-Sagen, which covers your Tryllers on pages 15 – 18, and “Der Prinzenraub und die Familie Triller” to be sure. | Schmidt, Urban (I33012)
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| 2457 | From Chip Kalb 01 = Urban Schmidt 02 = Georg Schmidt, alias Triller, charcoal burner of Grünhain, Saxony, 1455, and “Der Prinzenretter” = Maria Wälder 03 = George Triller, Pülvermacher [ powder maker ], moved to Freyberg ( now Freiberg, District of Mittlelsachsen, Saxony, Germany ), the center of ore mining for centuries, in the Electorate of Saxony and had two sons — Burchard Triller, the Pülvermacher [ powder maker ] who stayed in Freyberg and became the ancestor of Dr Daniel Wilhelm Triller of Usingen, Hesse, and Peter Triller, who left for Torgau. When Princes Ernst and Albrecht divided their father’s lands in 1485, Freiberg went with the Duchy of Saxony to Albrecht. But Grünhain, Graba, Saafeld and Torgau, along with Coburg, Hildburghausen, Frohnlach and Sonnefeld, all went with the Electorate of Saxony to Ernst. Torgau itself became the principal residence of Ernst’s two sons, Frederick the Wise and John the Steadfast, and John’s son, John Frederick the Maganimous. It was also the epicenter of the Reformation. Of it, Martin Luther wrote, “Wittenberg ist die Mutter, Torgau die Amme der Reformation [ Wittenberg is the mother, Torgau the wet-nurse of the Reformation ]” THE TORGAU BRANCH 04 = Peter Triller ( 1482 – 1512 ) of Torgau = Anna Gotthard 05 = Justus Triller, the youngest son, moved from Torgau to Saalfeld, where he became a Bürger [ citizen ] in 1504, and had twelve daughters and two sons — Simon Tryller, who founded the Saalfeld branch, and Rev. Caspar Tryller ( 1497 – 1561 ), the first Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba, who founded the Graba branch THE SAALFELD BRANCH 06 = Simon Tryller ( 1496, Saalfeld – 14 Dec 1576, Saalfeld ), Beutlermeister [ master maker of leather purses and gloves ] = ( 1 ) Katharina Gärtner ( + 25 Oct 1566, Saalfeld ), daughter of Matthias Gärtner the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] of Saalfeld, 11 children ( eight boys, three girls ) 07 = Sebastian Tryller ( 1524, Saalfeld – 1 Nov 1574, Saalfeld ), the fourth son = 21 Oct 1549, Saalfeld, Cordula Schaden ( + 3 Dec 1578, Saalfeld ), the daughter of Hans Schaden the Kastner [ landlord’s administrator, or beady-eyed bean-counter ] from Eisfeld in Thuringen, 11 children ( five boys, six girls ), the eldest of which was 08 = Samuel Tryller ( 22 Sep 1550, Saalfeld – 28 Feb 1608, Saalfeld ), merchant, the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] and later Rathskämmerer [ City Chamberlain ] of Saalfeld 09 = Sabina Tryller ( * 1 Apr 1565, Saalfeld ) = 1685, Rev Andreas Reinmann, the fourth Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba Sabina’s marriage record states that she was the daughter of Samuel Tryller the shoemaker ( Schuster ) of Saalfeld but the only Samuel Tryller I could find at Geneanet was Samuel Tryller ( 1550 – 1608 ), the Kaufmann [ merchant ] of Saalfeld. This Samuel is supposed to have married twice, both times in Saalfeld — to Ottilie Winzterlein, who died without issue, and, in 1583, Judith Müller, the daughter of Nicolaus Müller. She bore him six children — two boys and four girls — but none of them was Sabina. Compared to Judith, there’s nothing about Ottilie. But I note that Samuel the merchant was 15 years old when Sabina was born. Maybe he had a scandalous fling with Ottilie but she died in childbirth and their baby was adopted as Sebastian’s daughter to keep her biological father’s secret. But there may be two different Tryller families in the same town. The first Evangelical Lutheran Deacon of Graba was Sebastian Tryller but he got the job in 1520 — four years before the other Sebastian was born in nearby Saalfeld. Perhaps the Deacon was Peter’s son. He’s not in the tables and Geneanet but Peter did live in Torgau, the epicenter of the Reformation. So I gotta read through the Triller-Sagen, which covers your Tryllers on pages 15 – 18, and “Der Prinzenraub und die Familie Triller” to be sure. | Tryller, Simon (I32904)
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| 2458 | From Chip Kalb 01 = Urban Schmidt 02 = Georg Schmidt, alias Triller, charcoal burner of Grünhain, Saxony, 1455, and “Der Prinzenretter” = Maria Wälder 03 = George Triller, Pülvermacher [ powder maker ], moved to Freyberg ( now Freiberg, District of Mittlelsachsen, Saxony, Germany ), the center of ore mining for centuries, in the Electorate of Saxony and had two sons — Burchard Triller, the Pülvermacher [ powder maker ] who stayed in Freyberg and became the ancestor of Dr Daniel Wilhelm Triller of Usingen, Hesse, and Peter Triller, who left for Torgau. When Princes Ernst and Albrecht divided their father’s lands in 1485, Freiberg went with the Duchy of Saxony to Albrecht. But Grünhain, Graba, Saafeld and Torgau, along with Coburg, Hildburghausen, Frohnlach and Sonnefeld, all went with the Electorate of Saxony to Ernst. Torgau itself became the principal residence of Ernst’s two sons, Frederick the Wise and John the Steadfast, and John’s son, John Frederick the Maganimous. It was also the epicenter of the Reformation. Of it, Martin Luther wrote, “Wittenberg ist die Mutter, Torgau die Amme der Reformation [ Wittenberg is the mother, Torgau the wet-nurse of the Reformation ]” THE TORGAU BRANCH 04 = Peter Triller ( 1482 – 1512 ) of Torgau = Anna Gotthard 05 = Justus Triller, the youngest son, moved from Torgau to Saalfeld, where he became a Bürger [ citizen ] in 1504, and had twelve daughters and two sons — Simon Tryller, who founded the Saalfeld branch, and Rev. Caspar Tryller ( 1497 – 1561 ), the first Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba, who founded the Graba branch THE SAALFELD BRANCH 06 = Simon Tryller ( 1496, Saalfeld – 14 Dec 1576, Saalfeld ), Beutlermeister [ master maker of leather purses and gloves ] = ( 1 ) Katharina Gärtner ( + 25 Oct 1566, Saalfeld ), daughter of Matthias Gärtner the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] of Saalfeld, 11 children ( eight boys, three girls ) 07 = Sebastian Tryller ( 1524, Saalfeld – 1 Nov 1574, Saalfeld ), the fourth son = 21 Oct 1549, Saalfeld, Cordula Schaden ( + 3 Dec 1578, Saalfeld ), the daughter of Hans Schaden the Kastner [ landlord’s administrator, or beady-eyed bean-counter ] from Eisfeld in Thuringen, 11 children ( five boys, six girls ), the eldest of which was 08 = Samuel Tryller ( 22 Sep 1550, Saalfeld – 28 Feb 1608, Saalfeld ), merchant, the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] and later Rathskämmerer [ City Chamberlain ] of Saalfeld 09 = Sabina Tryller ( * 1 Apr 1565, Saalfeld ) = 1685, Rev Andreas Reinmann, the fourth Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba Sabina’s marriage record states that she was the daughter of Samuel Tryller the shoemaker ( Schuster ) of Saalfeld but the only Samuel Tryller I could find at Geneanet was Samuel Tryller ( 1550 – 1608 ), the Kaufmann [ merchant ] of Saalfeld. This Samuel is supposed to have married twice, both times in Saalfeld — to Ottilie Winzterlein, who died without issue, and, in 1583, Judith Müller, the daughter of Nicolaus Müller. She bore him six children — two boys and four girls — but none of them was Sabina. Compared to Judith, there’s nothing about Ottilie. But I note that Samuel the merchant was 15 years old when Sabina was born. Maybe he had a scandalous fling with Ottilie but she died in childbirth and their baby was adopted as Sebastian’s daughter to keep her biological father’s secret. But there may be two different Tryller families in the same town. The first Evangelical Lutheran Deacon of Graba was Sebastian Tryller but he got the job in 1520 — four years before the other Sebastian was born in nearby Saalfeld. Perhaps the Deacon was Peter’s son. He’s not in the tables and Geneanet but Peter did live in Torgau, the epicenter of the Reformation. So I gotta read through the Triller-Sagen, which covers your Tryllers on pages 15 – 18, and “Der Prinzenraub und die Familie Triller” to be sure. | Triller, Justus (I33008)
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| 2459 | From Chip Kalb 01 = Urban Schmidt 02 = Georg Schmidt, alias Triller, charcoal burner of Grünhain, Saxony, 1455, and “Der Prinzenretter” = Maria Wälder 03 = George Triller, Pülvermacher [ powder maker ], moved to Freyberg ( now Freiberg, District of Mittlelsachsen, Saxony, Germany ), the center of ore mining for centuries, in the Electorate of Saxony and had two sons — Burchard Triller, the Pülvermacher [ powder maker ] who stayed in Freyberg and became the ancestor of Dr Daniel Wilhelm Triller of Usingen, Hesse, and Peter Triller, who left for Torgau. When Princes Ernst and Albrecht divided their father’s lands in 1485, Freiberg went with the Duchy of Saxony to Albrecht. But Grünhain, Graba, Saafeld and Torgau, along with Coburg, Hildburghausen, Frohnlach and Sonnefeld, all went with the Electorate of Saxony to Ernst. Torgau itself became the principal residence of Ernst’s two sons, Frederick the Wise and John the Steadfast, and John’s son, John Frederick the Maganimous. It was also the epicenter of the Reformation. Of it, Martin Luther wrote, “Wittenberg ist die Mutter, Torgau die Amme der Reformation [ Wittenberg is the mother, Torgau the wet-nurse of the Reformation ]” THE TORGAU BRANCH 04 = Peter Triller ( 1482 – 1512 ) of Torgau = Anna Gotthard 05 = Justus Triller, the youngest son, moved from Torgau to Saalfeld, where he became a Bürger [ citizen ] in 1504, and had twelve daughters and two sons — Simon Tryller, who founded the Saalfeld branch, and Rev. Caspar Tryller ( 1497 – 1561 ), the first Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba, who founded the Graba branch THE SAALFELD BRANCH 06 = Simon Tryller ( 1496, Saalfeld – 14 Dec 1576, Saalfeld ), Beutlermeister [ master maker of leather purses and gloves ] = ( 1 ) Katharina Gärtner ( + 25 Oct 1566, Saalfeld ), daughter of Matthias Gärtner the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] of Saalfeld, 11 children ( eight boys, three girls ) 07 = Sebastian Tryller ( 1524, Saalfeld – 1 Nov 1574, Saalfeld ), the fourth son = 21 Oct 1549, Saalfeld, Cordula Schaden ( + 3 Dec 1578, Saalfeld ), the daughter of Hans Schaden the Kastner [ landlord’s administrator, or beady-eyed bean-counter ] from Eisfeld in Thuringen, 11 children ( five boys, six girls ), the eldest of which was 08 = Samuel Tryller ( 22 Sep 1550, Saalfeld – 28 Feb 1608, Saalfeld ), merchant, the Rathsherr [ City Councilor ] and later Rathskämmerer [ City Chamberlain ] of Saalfeld 09 = Sabina Tryller ( * 1 Apr 1565, Saalfeld ) = 1685, Rev Andreas Reinmann, the fourth Evangelical Lutheran pastor of Graba Sabina’s marriage record states that she was the daughter of Samuel Tryller the shoemaker ( Schuster ) of Saalfeld but the only Samuel Tryller I could find at Geneanet was Samuel Tryller ( 1550 – 1608 ), the Kaufmann [ merchant ] of Saalfeld. This Samuel is supposed to have married twice, both times in Saalfeld — to Ottilie Winzterlein, who died without issue, and, in 1583, Judith Müller, the daughter of Nicolaus Müller. She bore him six children — two boys and four girls — but none of them was Sabina. Compared to Judith, there’s nothing about Ottilie. But I note that Samuel the merchant was 15 years old when Sabina was born. Maybe he had a scandalous fling with Ottilie but she died in childbirth and their baby was adopted as Sebastian’s daughter to keep her biological father’s secret. But there may be two different Tryller families in the same town. The first Evangelical Lutheran Deacon of Graba was Sebastian Tryller but he got the job in 1520 — four years before the other Sebastian was born in nearby Saalfeld. Perhaps the Deacon was Peter’s son. He’s not in the tables and Geneanet but Peter did live in Torgau, the epicenter of the Reformation. So I gotta read through the Triller-Sagen, which covers your Tryllers on pages 15 – 18, and “Der Prinzenraub und die Familie Triller” to be sure. | Tryller, Sebastian (I32900)
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| 2460 | From Chip Kalb Here’s the complete German transcription : 1 5 9 2 Herr Andr. Reinmans pfarrers tochterlein Sabina 13 Wochen alt, 28. Febr. And the English translation : 1 5 9 2 Mr Andr. Reinman’s pastor’s little daughter Sabina 13 weeks old, 28 Febr. | Reinmann, Sabina (I30132)
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| 2461 | From Chip Kalb The German transcription : 21. Nic Thomae, Ein an der thalbjärig [ = anderthalbjäring ] töchterlein Jörg Daūmen ador C’ham [ = Äderchen, “small vein” ] The English translation : 21 [ December 1608, Wednesday ] Nic Thomae, a 18-month-old little daughter Jörg Daumen [ from a ] burst blood vein In the Gregorian Calendar, 21 December 1608 was the New Year’s Eve. | THOMAE, Jörg Daumen (I33069)
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| 2462 | From Chip Kalb The German transcription : 8 4 Andreß Thomae ūxor begraben * 20. Endres Ebenretters [ undecipherable ] ungetaūfft sop. [ sodann ? ] 27 [ undecipherable ] tochter gestorben The English translation : 8 April [ 1620 ] Andreß Thomae wife buried * 20 [ of the same month, 1620 ] Endres Ebenretter’s [ undecipherable ] unbaptized then 27 [ undecipherable ] daughter died | Schippel, Kunigunda (I33055)
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| 2463 | From Chip Kalb is the explanation for the Occupation of Georg which was given as fraenk. marckgrefl. Pfar- und Pfrindtverwalther in Hof “Fraenk. marckgrefl. Pfar- und Pfrindtverwalther in Hof” is the windy way to say that Georg Steiner was the assistant pastor from the North Court of the Margrave of Brandenburg-Bayreuth. “Pfrindt” is an old German word for “sinecure”, meaning that, because Steiner was just an assistant pastor, he was on half-pay while the senior pastor was on full pay. “Fraenk. marckgrefl.” is an old abbreviation for fränkische markgräfliche, meaning that Rev. Steiner’s boss was the Margrave of Franconia. Since 1398, it had been the traditional title of the Princes of Bayreuth, who controlled Franconia, and held by the Margraves of Brandenburg, who were already margraves by 1398. The Principality had two administrative towns for the Oberland and the Unterland. One of them was Hof, which was responsible for the Oberland, the northern highlands, including Bayreuth and the Saale River. As you’ll see from the following map, the Oberland of the Principality was one of the neighbors of Saxe-Coburg. | Steiner, Georg (I26211)
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| 2464 | From Chip Kalb: As you may know, Andreßen and Andreasen were normally used as surnames in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein to identify sons of Andreas but, as far as I know, they had never been used as forenames to identify them. They would have made more sense in Germany, especially in the north, as middle names. So I’m thinking that Hildburghausen just got caught by a shifting current in the middle of the changeover between the Thüringian dialect and proper German. Like English, High German, the language of the Coburger Land as well as of Martin Luther’s Bible, went through phrases. Hildburghausen just happened to be in the last third part of the Early New High German phrase ( Frühneuhochdeutsch, 1350 to 1650 ). The German transcription : 4. [ Februar 1624, Mittwoch ] Andreßen Thomae ein söhnlein getaūfft Ex. Stoffel Hanichel. The English translation : 4 [ February 1624, Wednesday ] Andreßen Thomae a little son baptized after Stoffel Hanichel. [ Stoffel is a popular nickname for boys named Christoph ] In the Gregorian Calendar, 4 February 1624 was 14 February 1624. Happy St Valentine’s ❤️ Day! | THOMÆ, Christoph (I33073)
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| 2465 | From Chip Kalb: The German and Latin transcription : 22. 4. Hans Thomae ein töchter Lein getaūfft Ex Bernhardt Krempfers uxor. The English translation : 22 Aug[ust]. [ 1623 ] Hans Thomae a little daughter baptized after Bernhardt Krempfer’s wife. | THOMÆ, N.N. (I33043)
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| 2466 | From Colinwood, Tennessee | Dixon, Lola (I8880)
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| 2467 | From Dianna Pilkenton Viebrock - Christian Schupp came to America in 1847. He settled in the Cooper County, Missouri region. He donated one acre of land he owned to build the St Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church. Germany has 49 Holzhausens and Hesse has 10 Holzhausens so the village of Holzhausen, Kirchhain, Hesse-Nassau, Prussia, German had to change its name in 1934 to avoid the confusion. It was once the estate of the noble family of Rau zu Holzhausen so Holzhausen was renamed as Rauischholzhausen. | Schupp, Christian Christoph (I10030)
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| 2468 | From Dinaethwy and Molwynog Cynan Dindaethwy was the son of King Rhodri Molwynog of Gwynedd and his wife, Princess Margaret of Ireland, presumably born in the cwmwd of Ynys Mon (Anglesey) which gave him his epithet. His father was probably quite elderly at the time of Cynan's birth, since it appears that the son was too young to take the throne in AD 754, when it was seized by Lord Caradog ap Meirion of Rhos. Perhaps, the people of Gwynedd thought Rhodri too old to father a child, for there were certainly rumours, recorded in the Red Book of Hergest, that Cynan was really the son of the Royal woodsman, Calydigan. Cynan kept his head down during King Caradog's reign but, upon the latter's death in AD 798, he claimed his father's crown once more. Caradog's son, Hywel Farf-Fehinog, who had expected to inherit the kingdom was not best pleased. He may have been a child at this time for, though Civil War followed, it does not seem to have been very active until AD 813 when the two sides met in battle. Cynan was victorious but, the following year, Hywel was back. He drove poor Cynan from the shores of Ynys Mon (Anglesey) - probably to Ynys Manaw (Isle of Man) where his daughter was Queen - and proclaimed himself King. Cynan tried to retake his throne two years later, but was killed in battle. Cynan married Mahallt (alias Matilda), daughter of the Lord of Flint, but seems to have had only one daughter, Essylt, wife of King Guriat of Ynys Manaw. ------------------------ Cynan Dindaethwy (English: "Cynan of Dindaethwy") or Cynan ap Rhodri ("Cynan son of Rhodri") was a king of Gwynedd (reigned c. 798-816) in Wales of the Early Middle Ages. Cynan was the son of Rhodri Molwynog and ascended to the throne of Gwynedd upon the death of King Caradog ap Meirion in 798. His epithet refers to the commote of Dindaethwy in the cantref Rhosyr. Unlike later kings of Gwynedd, usually resident at Aberffraw in western Anglesey, Cynan maintained his court at Llanfaes on the southeastern coast. Cynan's reign was marked by a destructive dynastic power struggle with a rival named Hywel, usually supposed to be his brother. There is no historical record of Cynan's early years as king, but his reign ended in a combination of natural disasters and military reverses. In 810, there was a bovine plague that killed many cattle throughout Wales. The next year Deganwy, the ancient wooden court of Maelgwn Gwynedd, was struck by lightning. A destructive war between Cynan and Hywel raged on Anglesey between 812 and 816, ultimately ending with Cynan's defeat and banishment. Cynan and Hywel are said to be brothers in historical works such as Lloyd's History of Wales, although Lloyd does not cite its source. The Annals of Wales mention the pair only by name, without any title, relation, or patronym. (In comparison, it takes care to point out the brotherly nature of Elisedd's slaughter of Gruffydd ap Cyngen in Powys around the same time.) The genealogies from Jesus College MS 20 deny Cynan and Hywel were brothers at all, instead making Hywel the son of Caradog ap Meirion and a distant cousin of Cynan Dindaethwy son of Rhodri Molwynog. The Harleian genealogies agree with this. Cynan died within a year of his exile according to the Annals of Wales and the Irish Annals. After Cynan's death, there was a battle at his former court at Llanfaes on Anglesey noted by the chronicles, but the combatants are not identified. Cynan's daughter Esyllt became the mother of Merfyn Frych ap Gwriad, the first King of Gwynedd (825-844) known not to have descended from the male line of Cunedda. | ap Rhodri, King Cynan (I33558)
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| 2469 | From Edith Elena Rosburg. | Family: Zielske, Herman / Rosburg, Ida Martha Maria (F2652)
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| 2470 | From FHL 0073201, Westhausen, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Parish Registers, Volume I, Burials 1557 – 1680, Sheet 467, first line : “1680. “Den 4 January Philip Rücker Begraben worden. “Den 6 Februarÿ, He. Johann Caspar Franck Pfarrer alhier gestorben worden 12 Begraben worden.” Translated from the German : “1680. “On 4 January Philip Rücker[t] was buried. “On 6 February, Mr. Johann Caspar Franck Pastor of this place died, [ on the ] 12[th] was buried.” Here’s the rest of the original page. Not all the dead were Evangelical. On this page, just below the entry for the Rev. Johann Caspar Franck, two people “of the Papist religion” were listed as buried — a maiden named Elisabetha König on 19 April and a poor man named Erhard Lüpolt from “Birlefeld” on 6 May. From FHL Microfilm 0073201, Westhausen, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kirchenbuch I, Marriages 1557 - 1680, Sheet 322 : “1670. “4 ) Den 22 November Laurentz Rückert mit Jungfer “Magdalena Her Johann Caspar Francken Pfarrers “alhier. Tochter Hochzeit gehalten.” Translated from the German : “1670. “4 ) On 22 November Laurentz Rückert was married with Maiden Magdalena, daughter of Mr Johann Caspar Francke, pastor of this place.” NOTE : Johann Caspar Francke is mentioned by Johann Werner Krauß, Johann Christoph Thomæ and the Pfarrerbuch Saschen-Coburg ( page 90 ). He was posted to Westhausen in 1655 as its pastor from Hellingen bei Heldburg. He was the son of Magister Michael Franck, the grandson of Joahnn Franck of Veilsdorf, and the son-in-law of Johann Friedrich Schwalb, the Mayor of Heldburg. Here’s page 90 of the Pfarrerbuch Saschen-Coburg — Johann Franck was his nephew : | Franck, Johann Kaspar (I26750)
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| 2471 | From FHL Microfilm 0073201, Westhausen, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kirchenbuch I, Christenings 1557 - 1680, Sheet 164 : “Den 23 September Laurentz Rückern Ein Tochter Anna > Magdalena < Ge- taufft worden, war Tauffzaüg Anna Hansen Baumarts Tochter alheir” Translated from the German : On 23 September [ 1671 ] of Laurentz Rücker[t] a daughter Anna Magdalena was baptized, godparent was Anna, Hansen Baumart’s daughter of this place | Rückert, Anna Magdalena (I14129)
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| 2472 | From FHL Microfilm 0073201, Westhausen, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kirchenbuch I, Marriages 1557 - 1680, Sheet 322 : “1670. “4 ) Den 22 November Laurentz Rückert mit Jungfer “Magdalena Her Johann Caspar Francken Pfarrers “alhier. Tochter Hochzeit gehalten.” Translated from the German : “1670. “4 ) On 22 November Laurentz Rückert was married with Maiden Magdalena, daughter of Mr Johann Caspar Francke, pastor of this place.” NOTE : Johann Caspar Francke is mentioned by Johann Werner Krauß, Johann Christoph Thomæ and the Pfarrerbuch Saschen-Coburg ( page 90 ). He was posted to Westhausen in 1655 as its pastor from Hellingen bei Heldburg. He was the son of Magister Michael Franck, the grandson of Joahnn Franck of Veilsdorf, and the son-in-law of Johann Friedrich Schwalb, the Mayor of Heldburg. Here’s page 90 of the Pfarrerbuch Saschen-Coburg — Johann Franck was his nephew : Dr Beyer has some information about the parents of Anna Magdalena Rückert. Mr Friedrich Meinhof has mentioned only one marriage for Johann Caspar Franck. But Dr Beyer counted two. Miss Schwalb was the second wife but she was not the mother of our Magdalena, the wife of Laurentz Rückert. Her mother was the first wife but her maiden name is not known. Also, Heinrich Philipp von Heßberg was from an old and rich family of nobles so, to be able to get the time of day from him, Laurentz Rückert must have done very well in business. Anyway, here’s the information from Dr Beyer : From Nachgelassene Gedichte Friedrich Rückerts und neue Beiträge zu dessen Leben und Schriften [ Posthumous Poems of Friedrich Rückert and New Contributions About His Life and Works ], page 71 of “Friedrich Rückert’s Herkunft” [ Friedrich Rückert’s Pedigree ] : The English translation : The marriage of Hans Rueckert ( L[ine]. 5 ), the Rev. Pastor Kost could not show, because the first pages of the marriage register are missing [ in 1877, not 2017 ] from the second volume of the parish registers. The mother of the lawful wife of Hans Rueckert Magdalena b. Franck was the daughter of Pastor Joh. Kasp. Franck and his first wife, who died on 23 October 1661, whom he had married as a pastor in Hellingen. The Susanna Magdalena ( Krauß, p. 441 ), later to become the wife of Mayor Ritter of Heldburg, on the other hand, was born on 15 July 1670, the pastor’s daughter from the second marriage with Marg. Schwalb, daughter of Mayor Schwalb of Heldburg ( Krauß, p. 441 ). “1670, 22 Novbr. Laurentius Rueckert was married with maiden Magdalena the daughter of Hr. Joh. Kaspar Franck, Pastor of this place”, writes the parish register ( cf. for Franck, Krauß, pp. 441 – 501 ). This Laurentz Rueckert, son-in-law of Pastor Franck, is evidently identical with Laurenz Rueckert, to whom Heinrich Philipp von Heßberg from Brünn [ Kreis Hildburghausen ] had sold in the middle of the seventeenth century sold stones, etc., from his estate in Westhausen at the going rate in the annual amount of 40 Simmern corn of Coburger measure for his lifetime ( see Krauß, loc. cit. p. 430 ), a clear proof of how well-respected and prosperous L. R. was. The German transcription : Die Trauung von Hans Rueckert ( L. 5 ) konnte Hr. Pfarrer Kost nicht nachweisen, da von dem 2. Band des Kirchenb. beim Trauregister die ersten Blätter fehlen. Die Mutter der Ehefrau des Hans Rueckert Magdalena geb. Franck war die Tochter des Pfarrer Joh. Kasp. Franck und dessen erster am 23/10 1661 verstorbenen Ehefrau, welche er als Pfarrer zu Hellingen geheirathet hatte. Die Susanna Magdalena ( Kraus S. 441 ), nachmalige Frau des Burgemeisters Ritter zu Heldburg, dagegen ist erst den 15/7 1670 geb. und seine Tochter aus 2. Ehe mit Marg. Schwalb, Tochter des Burgemeisters Schwalb zu Heldburg ( Krauß 441 ). „1670, 22. Novbr. Laurentius Rueckert mit Jungfer Magdalena Hr. Joh. Kaspar Franck, Pfarrers allhier Tochter, Hochzeit gehalten," schreibt das Kirchenbuch ( vgl. zu Franck Krauß 441 – 501 ). Dieser Laurenz Rueckert, Schwiegersohn des Pfr. Franck, ist offenbar identisch mit dem Laurenz Rueckert, welchem Heinrich Philipp von Heßberg auf Brünn, Stein u. f. w. in der Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts die auf seinem Hofe zu Westhausen ruhende Gülte im Betrag von jährlich 40 Simmern Getreides Coburger Maß auf seine Lebenszeit verkauft hat ( f. Krauß a. a. O. S. 430 ), ein deutlicher Beweis, wie geachtet und wohlhabend L. R. war. A Simmern is a German unit of measure used for grain and corn. It’s about 5 dry gallons, which is how a full bushel would feel like. I don’t know the measurement system of Coburg so I had to use the one for Stuttgart to figure out the weight of a Simmern ( 1 Simmern = .62 Imperial bushel = 5.12 American dry gallons ). | Rückert, Laurentz (I26736)
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| 2473 | From FHL Microfilm 0073201, Westhausen, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kirchenbuch I, Marriages 1557 - 1680, Sheet 322 : “1670. “4 ) Den 22 November Laurentz Rückert mit Jungfer “Magdalena Her Johann Caspar Francken Pfarrers “alhier. Tochter Hochzeit gehalten.” Translated from the German : “1670. “4 ) On 22 November Laurentz Rückert was married with Maiden Magdalena, daughter of Mr Johann Caspar Francke, pastor of this place.” Married the Mayor Ritter of Heldburg. | Franck, Susanna Magdalena (I26737)
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| 2474 | From Find-a-Grave One week to the day before his death John deeded his land in Pocasset Purchase to his youngest son, Abraham, Bristol, Massachusetts Grantee Book 2 Page 316. John bought land from David Lake on 29 Jun 1704 in the Pocasset Purchase, Bristol, Massachusetts Grantee Deed Book 1 Page 452. | Simmons, John (I30151)
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| 2475 | From Findagrave; "Jerrico" 200 A: sur: 3d July 1663 for Wm Crosby between the branches of Lyons Creek & the branches of Herring Creek. Possers 100 A: Tho: Tench Esqr for the orphans of James Rigby whose wife was daughter & heir of Nathan Smith. 100 A: Christop Vernon in right of his wife the relict of Lewis Evans & in behalf of the orphans of the said Evans. Deed: On 9 Feb 1684 Moses Groome of Anne Arundel Co. sold Lewis Evans of Anne Arundel Co. a parcel of land lying in the woods between the branches of Lyons Creek and Herring Creek, being 1/2 the land called "Jerrico" of 200 acres. Early Families of Southern Maryland Author Elise Greenup Jourdan Edition revised Publisher Heritage Books, 2007 TENCH, Margaret, 1684; 20th. June, 1694. To young. son Nathan Smith, and hrs., 250 A., "Burridges Blossom." Ex. not given. Test: Zach. Allein, Ann Allein, Meriton. 7. 16 | Burrage, Margaret (I33129)
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| 2476 | From FindaGrave: Thomas Bracken was born on 21 March 1706 in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, United States. He was the son of William Bracken (1671-1749) and Hannah Booker Bracken (1677-1749). Thomas married Martha Green (1706-1780) at Wilmington, New Castle County, DE on Dec. 21, 1721. Martha was the daughter of Edward Green (1684-1746) and Mary Bowen Green (1687-1766). Thomas and Martha Green Bracken were the parents of the following 14 known children: Martha Jean, Thomas, William, John, Margaret, Mary, James, Samuel, Issac, Edward, Jean, Susannah, Hannah and Reid. This Thomas, 1st son of the immigrant William, was a resident of New Castle County, Delaware, until sometime after 1749. He sold land to John Bohannon in 1750 in Wilmington, Delaware. He moved to Huntington Township, York County, Pa., about this time. Sources: The above information comes from the 1930 manuscript of Dr. H.M. Bracken who quotes in its entirety the will of Thomas Bracken, York County, Pennsylvania Wills, Bk. E, p. 130 - This from THE BRACKIN FAMILY In The SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES By Henry B Bracken, Jr., M.D. York County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1749-1819 about Thomas Bracken: - Name: Thomas Bracken - Description: Decedent - Residence: Monaghan Township - Date: 6 Apr 1779 - Prove Date: 14 Nov 1780 - Remarks: Bracken, Thomas. Apr. 6, 1779. Executors: Archibald McGrew and William Bracken. Monaghan Township. Wife: Martha Bracken. Children: William, John, Thomas, James, Hannah wife of Nicholas Bishop, Mary wife of James Guttory, Margaret wife of Archibald McGrew, and Jean wife of Mathew Dill. Family links: Spouse: Martha Green Bracken (1706 - 1780) Children: Martha Jean Bracken Hendrickson (1727 - 1797)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Unknown Created by: Stella Record added: Feb 07, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 104803987 | Bracken, Thomas (I31723)
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| 2477 | From Genealogy of Cole Family: 2 ROGER COLE,• had " his dwelling at Coleton," in Chumleigh, and also held, in 27 Henry III [1243], Hantesford in that parish . In 25th of Edward I [1297], he was "returned from the county of Cornwall as holding lands or rents to the amount of £20 yearly value and upwards, either in Capite or otherwise, and as such summoned under the general writ to muster at London, on Sunday next after the Octaves of St. John the Baptist (7 July, 1297), to perform Military Service in person with horses and arms, &c., in parts beyond the Seas ;" and also again summoned with his son William to muster at Berwick-on-Tweed, on the nativity of St. John the Baptist, to perform service against the Scots in 1301. He was father of | Cole, Sir Roger I (I26064)
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| 2478 | From Genealogy of Cole Family: There is a very long line of William Coles that have been added to Family Search that connect this William Cole to Justice Cole and further back in the mists of time. But in examining all of these sources associated with these lineages I find no real sources of information. So I have omitted those persons and started the lineage here with William and Agnes de Northwood Cole. It hath been asserted that this family derives its origin from Coel, the founder of Colchester, one of the Kings of Britain.Yet without claiming as its patriarch either this renowned descendant of Caractacus, or the Justice Cole, who lived in the reign of King Alfred, or the valiant General Cola, who, in command of the united forces of Devon, Somerset, and Dorset, defeated at Pinhoe,* in 1001, Sweyne, the savage Chieftain of the Danes, its high antiquity and rank amongst the magnates of the land in Saxon times are attested by Domesday Book, and. by "This deed of King William's, the Conqueror, [which] was written in the Saxon Tongue, 5° W. C. 1070, and was put into English 1587, 15° Maij, A0 27 Reg. Eliza bethre, and remains [1630] in the Bishop of Winchester's custody." "William, King, greetes Walkesein, Bishop, and Hugon de Port, and Edward Knighte, Steward, and Algesime and Symon and Allfus, Porveiour, and COLE and Arderne and all the Barons in Hampshire and Wiltshire friendly-and Know ye that I give unto St. Peter and Walcholyne Bishopt with all the convent to be as free asBishop Alsyme was in the days of King Edward, and to hold and enjoy all the privileges greate and small and I give commaundment that noe man for me or any other withstand or deny them the same, or disquiet that which I doe graunt in any wise unto St. Peter or Walcholyne Bishop Ol' any of his successors." "This is in the Inspeximus of the Charters of confirmacions made to Richard Fox and Peter Courtney, Bishops of Winchester, as they are inrolled in the Chauncery, 30 jan. 2° H. 8, and 15 Nov. 4° H. 8.'' The precise period of the settlement of this baron on the borders of the counties of Devon and Cornwall is not ascertained, but it was, doubtless, soon after the above date, as he accompanied the bold Martin de Tours (or Turribus) from hence, on his marauding expedition into Cemaes, South Wales, and was ancestor of the families of Cole, Young, and Mathias.* William Cole and Ysabellat his wife are named in AElsize Roll of the County of Cornwall, in the third year of King John (anno domini 1201). In the fourteenth year of King John (1212) Roger Colet granted to Edith, late wife of Ralph Burdeville, a capital messuage and lands in Hoke---, in the county of Devon, to be held of him for the term of her life, with remainder to himself and his heirs ; and in 1219 mention is made of Roger Cole in a Fine roll relating to a third part of one knight's fee in Hardwinesleigh,§ in the same county. "Richard Cole, of the County of Devon," says Segar, "lived in the tyme of Henry III., as appears by the Charter (to the Monastery of Bromere) of Amiee Redvers, Countess of Devon." But it is not known what relationship he, or the above-named persons, bore to 1 WILLIAM COLE, of Hutenesleigh (now called Hittisleigh) in the county of Devon, living in the year 1243, whose son and heir From Life Sketch: William Cole Birth circa 1227: Hittisleigh, Devonshire, England Death: Died 1273 in Hutenesleigh, Devonshire, England Immediate Family: Father Roger Cole of Huntensleigh Mother: wife of Roger Cole Spouse: Isabella Cole Children: Roger Cole, Knight, of Hutenesleigh Sibling Half brother: Richard Cole | Cole, Sir William (I26066)
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| 2479 | From Genealogy of Cole Family: WIILLIAM COLE (called Sir William Cole of Tamar, knight., by De la Pole, and also in a Herald's Visitation of Devon), who married Margaret, daughter of Sir Henry Beaupell, knight. | Cole, Sir William (I25254)
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| 2480 | From Hans Dietrich Lemmel: Conrad? Asinarius - in Bamberg ◆ Parents unknown ◆ (* about? 1185) ◆ The "Asinarius". His 2 sons named Conrad are called "Filii Asinarii" in 1255. (Maybe also father of Friedrich Asinarius?) Children: 1. Konrad Esler, (* about? 1215) - in Bamberg, mayor Neumarkt, see Eslr-21 / a 2. Konrad, (* about? 1220) - Cunradus Asinarius iunior, see Eslr-21 / t perhaps: 3. Friedrich Donel, (* about? 1210) - in Bamberg and Nuremberg, see Eslr-21 / f Regesten: • 1253, 1264: two brothers of the same name Cunrad filii Asinarii cives Bambergenses. [Arneth p.242] • Later, the black donkeys and the red donkeys are differentiated in Bamberg . These may be due to the two brothers of the same name. | Asinarius, Conrad (I30327)
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| 2481 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel Caspar Schlüsselfelder ◆ Parents: Heinrich Schlüsselfelder and Barbara Stromer ◆ (* about? 1430), † 1509 ◆ ∞ 1454 with Ursula Ebner ⁃ Ursula was (* about? 1436) ⁃ her parents: Matthäus Ebner who was (* about? 1395) and † 1449 in Nuremberg and buried St. Sebald ⁃ Matthäus was in 1434 Councilor Nuremberg. Chamberlain in Kremnitz; Goldkronach; He was first married with Cunegunda Tentzel who was (* about? 1395) and † 1429. Cunegunda was from Hungary, had been "great fortune" ); Matthäus was next ∞ after 1429 with Anna Oesterreicher who was (* about? 1405); 8 children, of which one daughter was still born 1446 .. Daughter: ◆ Ursula Schlüsselfelder was (* about? 1460) and † 1494 ◆ ∞ 1480 with Hans Löffelholz who was (* about? 1452), † 1494 ⁃ Hans' parents: Martin Löffelholz, (* about? 1426), † 1478 in Nuremberg and buried St.Sebald ⁃ 1456 councilman in Nuremberg. He ∞2) after 1464 with Margarete Ebner, (* about? 1434), † 1476 ) ; ∞ 12.12.1450 with Clara Haller H279 , * 1427, † 1464 in Bamberg ◆ she ∞2) after 1494 with Johann Letscher , he † 1521. Regesten: ◆ [Biedermann panel 619C] ◆ [Biedermann panel 26 Ebner] Regesta to Anna Oesterreicher: ◆ Daughter of Mr. Seifried Oesterreicher ∞ Anna Schuler ◆ [Biedermann panel 26 Ebner] Regesten zu Hans Löffelholz: ◆ children: Martin, died young; Ursula * 1594 after the death of the father, monastery Pillenreuth. ◆ [Biedermann panel 302, panel 619C Schlüsselfelder] Regesta to Margarete Ebner: ◆ Marg. Ebner † 1476, ∞ Martin Löffelholz † 1478. ◆ Her parents: Matthew E. ∞2) Austrians. ◆ [Biedermann panel 26] | Schlüsselfelder, Caspar (I30245)
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| 2482 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel Conrad Vorchtel ◆ Parents: Berthold Vorchtel and Gertrud von Rot (* about? 1215), † before 1286 ext. 1254-1274 1276: 12ooo pounds borrowed from King Rudolf. ∞ with Benigna .... N246 (* about? 1220) 1286 Widow Children: 1. Berthold, (* about? 1245) - in Nuremberg, see Vorc-23 / a 2. Conrad, (* about? 1250) - in Nuremberg, see Vorc-23 / e 3. Heinrich Vorchtel Nc19 , (* about? 1250) 1296 Nuremberg citizens. Regesten: • erw. 1254-1274, † before 1286 [A. Scarr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963] • 1256 in Nuremberg Witnesses include: Albert Ebner , Cunrad Forchtlin , Heinrich Toggeler and Walter his son. • 1258: Berthold, the mayor of Nuremberg, carries a meadow near Neuhof to the fief of Heinrich von Stein , Butigler in Nuremberg, and gives the meadow. Among the witnesses: Heinrich von Stein , Seibot Pfinzing , Albrecht Ebner , Conrad Stromeier , Conrad Forchtlin , Hermann Graf . • 1261 Conrad Vorchtel , citizen of Nuremberg, witness. • 1263 among the Nuremberg Schöffen: Cunrad Forchtlin , Heinrich called Holtschuch , Arnold Holtschuher , and others • 1265: Walter Schenk called Bratselden donates his goods in cakes as property to the Conrad Vorchtel and Sifrid Ebner , citizens in Nuremberg. • 1269: Marquard Pfinzing and Conrad Forchtlin Provisors of the Maria Magdalena Monastery in Nuremberg. • Conrad called Vorchtlin and Hermann called Steiner buy ... [Nürnberger Jahrbücher Bd.1-2 S.32,34,35,38,44,52] • 1276 leaves King Rudolf the Conrad Vorchtel for 6 years, the Nuremberg imperial tax, ca per year 2000 pounds Haller. This suggests that Vorchtel had advanced the king 12,000 pounds to finance the Nuremberg Diet or the campaign against King Ottokar of Bohemia. [W. Schultheiß: Money and Financial Transactions ... p.64] Regesta to Heinrich Vorchtel: • mentioned in Nuremberg in 1282 (without details): Conrad von Neumarkt , Weigelin his brother, Friedrich called Holzschuher , Ulrich called Turbrech , Marquard called Pfinzing , and Heinrich Vorchtlin , brother of Conrad. • 1287: Heinrich Vorchtel and Otto Topler , citizens in Nuremberg, sell their farm in Holzheim to the DO. [Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol. 1-2, 1834, p.67,76] • In 1296 the Bamberg bishop mortgages the Nurembergers Friedrich Holzschuher and Heinrich Vorchtel for the debts incurred by his church and tithes, including the Hofmarken Neunkirchen am Brand and Erlangen. [W. Schultheiß: Money and Financial Transactions ... p.64] • Daughter: Els ∞ Haller . [Genealogy from all German regions] → This daughter Els is stated according to Scharr as a daughter of Berthold Vorchtel. | Vorchtel, Conrad (I30394)
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| 2483 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel Franz Stromer - in Nuremberg ◆ Parents: Heinrich Stromer and Margarete Geusmid ◆ He was born (* about? 1327), † 1362 ◆ ∞1) (about? 1350) with Unknown ⁃ (* about? 1330), † about? 1355 ◆ ∞2) after 1357 with Gerhaus / Gertrud Pömer ⁃ (* about? 1310), † 1362 in Nuremberg ⁃ her parents: Heinrich Pömer, (* about? 1270), † on the day of Galli 1331 in Nuremberg (Thoma Note: day of Galli is 24 Mar) councilman in Nuremberg. He donated a benefice in St.Sebald, where his shield and window were also visible. See Ursula Pfinzing, (* about? 1280); ∞ with Mechtild Zenner, (* about? 1285), † 1337 or 1357. ⁃ Gerhaus first ∞ with Friedrich Holzschuher ⁃ (* about? 1308), † 22.9.1357 in Nuremberg, buried in the Sebaldkirche ⁃ Friedrich was 1332-1357 Consul in Nuremberg. He lives at the Long Bridge. See wood 24 / b Children: From 1st marriage: 1 Margarete Stromer, (* about? 1350) ⁃ ∞ (about? 1370) with Martin Groland ⁃ He was (* about? 1315) ⁃ He was 1348 Senator in Nuremberg ⁃ His parents: Heinrich Groland; (* about? 1280); † 1350; 1346 councilman in Nuremberg; ∞ with Anna Sachs. Anna was (* about? 1290). From 2nd marriage: 2 Martin, (* about? 1360) 3 Franz, (* about? 1362) - alderman in Nuremberg Regesten: ◆ Franz Stromer † 1362, buried Nuremberg St.Sebald. ◆ ∞ Gerhauß Pömer † 1362, buried St. Sebald. She was previously married to Fritz Holzschuher , who died in 1357. ◆ children: Franz; Margareta; Martin. [further see Biedermann panel 465A] ◆ Gerhaus, Erkenbrecht Kolers daughter, has Heinrich Stromer. In 1374 she buys Leibding to Franz, Franz Stromer's son, and to Uhlein, Erkenbrecht Koler's son. [Miracle: Col. p.148] ◆ Error note: ⁃ Franz Stromer and his wife Gerhauß Pömer have a daughter, Margarete, who married Martin Groland , who became a senator in 1348 and died in 1358. [Biedermann panel 613 Groland] ⁃ Since Franz Stromer married Gerhauß Pömer only after 1357, the daughter Margarete, who may have been born around 1350, must have come from a previous marriage (HDL). Regesten zu Gerhaus / Gertrud Pömer: ◆ Gerhauss Poemmer † 1362 ◆ ∞1) Mr. Friz Holzschuher , † 1357 ◆ ∞2) Mr. Franz Stromer , † 1362 ◆ [Biedermann panel 571 Pömer] Regest to Mechtild Zenner: ◆ Albrecht Ebner † 1368, ∞ Agnes Pömer; daughter of Heinrich Pömer ∞ Mechtild Zenner. [Biedermann panel 24 Ebner] ◆ The name is also given with Zeuner , Zeumer , Zenner or Zollner. ◆ [Date of death 1337 according to ancestor lists from all German districts. - 1357 according to Biedermann plaque 571] ◆ In 1349, Hermann Weigel sells a manor near St. Johannis in Nuremberg to Mechtild Pömer . [Hirschmann, "Muffle", p.274] ◆ In 1379 Friedrich Behaim dies and leaves the widow Kunigunde geb. Weigel . Behaim was first married to a Pfinzing . In 1380 Michel Behaim (son of Friedrich?) And Seitz Pfinzing (nephew of Friedrich Behaim's first wife -HDL) sell the left house to the brothers Seitz Weigel ∞ Agnes and Hermann Weigel ∞ Elsbeth. In 1381, Conrad Hirschvogel bought the one half of the house from Hermann Weigel , Hermann's son, and his wife Elsbeth, born. Wooden shoe . In 1402 Ulrich Hirschvogel buys, Son of Conrad, the other half of Agnes's house, the widowed Seitz Weiglin , who is already remarried with Konrad Keusch , and their children Konrad and Gerhaus Weigel . [Christa Schaper: "Hirschvogel", Nbger F'gen Bd.18 (1973) p.13, 20, 290] From Wilbur Hanson Kalb: Franz Stromer von Reichenbach is the common ancestor of King Felipe VI of Spain, Queen Margarethe II of Denmark, King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, King Philippe of the Belgians, and Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg. He is also, in at least two lines, a descendant of Charlemagne. | Stromer, Franz von Reichenbach (I30271)
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| 2484 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel Heinrich Schlüsselfelder ◆ Father: Conrad Schlüsselfeldler ◆ (* about? 1400) ◆ from first marriage no children ◆ ∞2) with Barbara Stromer ⁃ (* about? 1408) ⁃ her parents: Martin Stromer, (* about? 1360), † 1406 ; ∞ with Catharina Behaim, * 1376. Children: 1 Heinrich, (* about? 1425) 2 Caspar, (* about? 1430) 3 Hans Schlüsselfelder, (* about? 1432) ⁃ ∞1) with Clara Geyer who was (* about? 1435) and from Bamberg ⁃ ∞2) with Dorothea Paumgärtner who was (* about? 1435) ⁃ her parents: Sebald Paumgärtner, (* about? 1405), † 1449; ∞ 1432 with Veronika Groland, (* about? 1415), † 1486. 4 Heinrich Schlüsselfelder, (* about? 1440), † 1490 ⁃ ∞ 1469 with Anna Ebner who was (* about? 1448), † 1475 ⁃ her parents: Matthäus Ebner H410 , (* about? 1395), † 1449 in Nuremberg St. Seebald; 1434 Councilor Nuremberg. Chamberlain in Kremnitz; Goldkronach; he was married with Cunegunda Tentzel, (* about? 1395), † 1429 from Hungary, had been "great fortune" ; ∞ after 1429 with Anna Oesterreicher, (* about? 1405) 8 children, of which one daughter was still born 1446 . Regesten: ◆ [Biedermann panel 618B] ◆ → Biedermann indicates two sons living at the same time named Heinrich. Regesten zu Heinrich Schlüsselfelder: ◆ Heinrich Schlüsselfelder , † 1490, ∞ 1469 with Anna, she † 1475, daughter of Senator Matthew Ebner ∞ Anna Oesterreicher . Children: Gregory † 1495 unmarried: Ursula, nun. ◆ [Biedermann panel 619A, panel 26 Ebner] Regesta to Anna Oesterreicher: ◆ Daughter of Mr. Seifried Oesterreicher ∞ Anna Schuler ◆ [Biedermann panel 26 Ebner] | Schlüsselfelder, Heinrich (I30241)
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| 2485 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel Heinrich Stromer - in Nuremberg on the Salzmarkt ◆ Parents: Conrad Stromer and Sofie Esler ◆ (* about? 1270) ◆ † 30.4.1347 in Nuremberg ◆ 1313: Mr. Hainrich, Mr. Conrat Stromeir's son. 1323 at the salt market. ◆ ∞1) (about? 1291) with (Kunigunde) Gnatznapf who was (* about? 1272); she had 8 children with Stromer. Her father: Konrad Glatznapf who was (* about? 1255), † 1329, 1316 councilman in Nuremberg. ∞ with Adelheid.... ◆ ∞2) (about? 1324) with Margarete Geusmid who was (* about? 1295), † 24.11.1350. Her parents: Heinrich Geusmid, (* about? 1265), 1298-1336 documentary, ∞ Margret ... 1306 mayor.; ∞ with Margarete Gross, (* about? 1274). Children: from 1st marriage: 1 Peter, * 1292 - politician, inventor of softwood seeds, 2 Conrad Stromeir, (* about? 1300) - at the Milchmarkt in Nuremberg, 3 Margarete Stromer N871 , (* about? 1310/1315), † 1350 ⁃ ∞ (about? 1330/1335) with Albrecht Behaim who was * 1288, † 1359 ⁃ Councilman in Nuremberg. ⁃ his parents: Albrecht Behaim, * 6.2.1250, † 6.10.1342 in Nuremberg, 92 years old; merchant in Nuremberg, the spices from Venice moved. Since 1288 in the council, mayor of several times; ∞ 1.10.1280 with Ursula Kingfisher, (* about? 1262), † 25.5.1328 in Nuremberg St. Cath ..; he ∞1) (about? 1315) with Agnes Ebner (* about? 1291); he ∞3) after 1350 with Cunegunda Weigel; (* about? 1320) 4 Heinrich Stromeir, (* about? 1315/1320), † between 1350/1355; childless. ∞ with Gerhaus Koler who was (* about? 1325) and Died without children. ⁃ her parents: Erkenbrecht Koler N671 , (* about? 1280), † probably 1340 1311 Schultheiß, from 1315 Schöffe in Nuremberg. ; ∞2) (about? 1325) with Gerhaus Pfinzing, (* ca.? 1304) erw. 1335/1360, wife, then widow of Erkenbrecht Koler; her son Erkenbrecht. ( Sie ∞2) (about? 1341) with Otto Coler gen.Forstmeister, (* about? 1305), † 11.4.1351 ) . from 2nd marriage: 5 Cunrat Stromer N820 , (* about? 1325), † 1398 in Milan 6 Franz, (* about? 1327) - in Nuremberg, 7 Ulman / Ulrich, * 6.1.1329 - wholesale merchant in Nuremberg, 8 Andreas, (* about? 1330) - alderman in Nuremberg., Regesten: ◆ Has 18 children out of 2 marriages. [G.Wunder: "Pfintzing" MVGN 52 p.20,37] ◆ Councilor Nuremberg, † 1346, ∞1) daughter of Conrad Glaßnapf ; ∞2) 1298 Margaret Geuschmidt , † 1350, daughter of Heinrich Geuschmidt , imperial mayor. ◆ From his first marriage: Peter * 1292; Heinrich; Marg. ∞ Behaim ; the nuns Agnes, Clara, Gerhauss; Conrad. ◆ Second marriage: Albrecht unmarried; Erhard ∞ Volkamer ; Nuns Margarete, Catharina and two daughters without giving their first name; Andreas; Franz; Ulmann; Conrad † 1358 in Mayland. [Biedermann panel 462 B] [Scharr: Waldstromer, MVGN 52 p.20, 37] ◆ Children: [Stromer: Hochfinanz] ◆ → Birthdays and order of children estimated by me. Further details and children see [Biedermann panel 462B]. Marg. Geuschmidt states here: "married in the year 1298". This year can not be correct. 1298 is at most the marriage of Marg. Geuschmidt's parents. The first wife had 8 children, with Peter born in 1292 arguably as the oldest. Since the second marriage may have been impossible in 1298. (HDL) Regesten zu (Kunigunde) Gnatznapf: ◆ (Kunigunde), Tv Conrad Glatznapf ∞ Adelheid. [Scharr: Forest Streamers p.38] Regesta to Konrad Glatznapf: ◆ Konrad Glatznapf ∞ Adelheid. [Scratching] ◆ Conrad glass bowl , 1316 council man in Nuremberg, † 1329. [B.Aign: AL tin, Gen.Jahrbuch Bd.45 / 46 2008] ◆ 1303/1313: Albert " Kruter " of Nuremberg and Konrad "Gnasnapf" , his father, have to fief the village Hennenbach (district Ansbach) ... [Internet database 2013 Hochstift Würzburg Lehenbuch 1303-1313] Regesta to Margarete Geusmid: ◆ [Scharr: Forest Streamers p.38] Regesta to Margarete Gross: ◆ Bullemer suspects that Margret, the wife of Heinrich Geusmid , is the daughter of Heinz Groß . [Bullemer, Great] ◆ Age-appropriate, she can only come from the first marriage of Heinz Gross (HDL). Regesta to Heinrich Stromeir: ◆ [Scharr: Waldstromer p.39] Regests to Gerhaus Koler: ◆ Gerhaus, Erkenbrecht Kolers daughter, has Heinrich Stromer . In 1374 she buys Leibding to Franz, Franz Stromer's son, and to Uhlein, Erkenbrecht Koler's son. [Miracle: Col. p.148] ◆ Gerhauß Colerin called Forstmeisterin , died without children, ∞ Herr Heinrich Stromer , † 1348. [Biedermann Tafel 599] Regesten to Cunrat Stromer: ◆ Conrad junior Stromer von Reichenbach died in Milan around the year 1358 and was buried there in the choir by the barefoot. ◆ [Biedermann Plate 462 B] No further information. The badly printed year could be called 1398. (HDL) | Stromer, Heinrich von Reichenbach (I30308)
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| 2486 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel Heinz Groß - the rich one ◆ Father: Heinz Groß (* about? 1250), † zw 1314/1317 In Nuremberg, first documented 1276-1306. Death between 1314-1317. ∞1) (about? 1273) with Sofie v. Vestenberg N631 (* about? 1250), † about? 1286 her father: Conrad v. Vestenberg Nc44 , (* about? 1215) ∞2) (about? 1287) with Gisela Esler N629 (* about? 1265), † after 1339 Sister of the mayor Conrad Esler . her father: Konrad Esler N600 , (* 1215) documented in 1253 in Bamberg. 1276 with his son Konrad citizen to Bamberg. See Eslr-21 / a Children: from 1st marriage: 1. Margarete Gross Nn81 , (* about? 1274) ∞ with Heinrich Geusmid N664 (* about? 1265) 1298-1336 documented, ∞ Margret ... 1306 mayor. See Gsm-22 / h his parents: Ropold / Rapoto Gewsmyd N665 , (* about? 1230) 1270-1288 in Nuremberg documentary. See Gsm-21 / r ; ∞ with (Elisabeth) Pfinzing N666 , (* about? 1240). 2. Heinrich, (* about? 1276) -, see Gros-23 / b 3. Conrad, c. 1280 - mayor Nbg, "the founder", see Gros-23 / e 4. Catharina Groß N771 , (* about? 1282), † after 1343 (sister of the mayor Conrad Groß) ∞ with Konrad Waldstromer N609 (* about? 1275), † 28.12.1357 His name is Stromer . After being loaned to the Nuremberg Forestry Office, he is alternately called Stromer and Waldstromer . "Konrad III". See Wstr-23 / a his parents: Conrad Stromeir gen.Waldstromer N770 , (* about? 1245), † 3.2.1307 Forstmeister in Nuremberg. Documented 1270-1307. See Stro-22 / w ; ∞ (about? 1275) with Margarete Parsberger N610 , (*? 1250? 1309 ). from 2nd marriage: 5. Bartholomew, (* 1288), see Gros-23 / i 6. Philipp, (* about? 1290) - council builder in Nuremberg, see Gros-23 / u 7. Anna Groß Ni56 , (* about? 1295), † 1357 No children. ∞ with Conrad Grundherr Ni57 (* about? 1295) his parents: Werner dJ landlord N333 , (* about? 1255), † 1303 See Gru-22 / a ( Er ∞1) before 1289 with Kunigunde Turprecht H042 , (* about? 1265) ) ; ∞ (about? 1295) with Kunigunde Holzschuher H017 , (* about? 1275). Regesten: • Heinrich Groß / Magnus , also Reichheinz , Dives • 1274-1298 , ext. 1306, † 1317 • ∞1) Sophie v. Vestenberg , † before 1298 • ∞2) Gisela Esler , † after 1339, sister of the mayor Conrad Esler . [A.Scharr: The ans. Citizen of Nuremberg, in: Gen.Jb. Bd.3 1963 p.16] • In addition to the above children: • Ulrich Groß , called 1315f., Married ?, † after 1350? • Eberhard, monk ?, † 1331. [Bullemer: Great] • Berthold VII Pfinzing ∞ 1340 with ... Grosin , Tv Heinrich Gros ∞ with ... Eslerin . [Biedermann plaque 396, Pfinzing] • 1276: Friedrich and Herdegen the Holzschuher are Burgmannen of the burgrave Friedrich in his castrum Kraftshof ... Witnesses: Hermann and Sifrid called the Ebener , Heinrich by the surname Groß , Conrad called by Neuenmark , Berthold called Pfinzing Schultheiß in Nuremberg, Conrad called Stromaier , Wernher called Nützel , relatives (cognati) by Friedrich Holzschuher . Sealed by Friedrich Holzschuher alone, as his brother Herdegen does not have his own seal. [Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol. 1-2, 1834, p.54] Apparently from a ministerial or landed gentry residing south of Nuremberg. • As early as 1283 citizens in Nuremberg. • In 1298 he sold to the monastery Ebrach the bailiwick of this to pass over the village Katzwang. • Konrad, probably his eldest son, first documented in 1305. [W. Schultheiß: Money and Financial Transactions ... p.67] • Alleged parents (not assignable): The "Grindige Heinz" ∞ Anna Straß / Strezz from Jahrsdorf. • Heinrich Groß of the "Reichheintz" at the beginning of the main sequence. Also "Heinricus Magnus" . Documented 1276-1306. • Henricus Gross , civis in Nuremberg, d. Sep. 6. 1284 (or 1283). • Geisel Groß , Wwe of the "Grosse Heintzen", buys a bread bench at Sebalduskirchhof on 9.6.1339. • His descendants s. [Friedrich Bullemer : The Nuremberg patrician family Groß in the 14th century, in: Bl.f.fränk.Fam'kde Bd.13 1989 p.137-166.] • Scharr states that the daughter Catharina "probably" comes from the first marriage with Sophie v. Vestenberg. • According to Gottlob Heckel, the grand come from the Reichs-Dienstmannen-Sex of the Groß v . (Hilpolt) Stein. [Scharr: Waldstromer, MVGN 52 p.23] According to miracle the son Konrad is to come from the first marriage with v. Vestenberg [miracle: "Pfinzing" p.39]. • According to Reddig, the son Konrad comes from the second marriage: "From the second marriage Heinrich Groß 'with Gisela donkey was towards the end of the 1280s Konrad Groß " (sources: mayor, Knefelkamp). [WFReddig: citizen hospital and episcopal city, Bamberg 1998, S.48] → Konrad was born according to his age of death around 1280 and not until the end of the 1280s. Therefore, he probably comes from the first marriage (HDL). • The son Philipp from the marriage Heinrich ∞ v. Vestenberg. [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Vol.45 / 46 2008] → Or from the marriage Esler? (HDL) • In [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Bd.45 / 46 2008] it says: Heinrich Groß ∞ 1285 with Sofie von Vestenberg , she * around 1270 in Steyerwald, daughter of the knight Konrad v.Vestenberg , who around 1293 married. This is not possible in time (HDL). • 1303/1313: Heinrich Groß , a citizen of Nuremberg, has 2 tenths in Feldbrecht (near Neustadt / Aisch) and asks to transfer these goods to his sons. [Internet Database 2013 Hochstift Würzburg Lehenbuch 1303-1313] Regesta to Sofie v. Vestenberg: • For her was stated: † before 1298. Because of the second marriage of her husband Heinz Gross, she would have died shortly after 1285. (HDL) • 10.8.1340: Jahrestagstiftung of Konrad Groß for his parents Heinrich and Suffey. [Miracle p.39 footnote 36] Regesta to Conrad v. Vestenberg: [Bullemer: Large p.139] Regesta to Gisela Esler: [Miracle MVGN 49 p.38] - [Scharr: Waldstromer, MVGN 52 p. 23] Regesta to Margarete Gross: • Bullemer suspects that Margret, the wife of Heinrich Geusmid , is the daughter of Heinz Groß . [Bullemer, Great] • Age-appropriate, she can only come from the first marriage of Heinz Gross (HDL). Regest to Catharina Groß: • † after 1343 [Bullemer: Great] [Scharr: Waldstromer, MVGN 52 p.18,22] • Comp. [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Vol.45 / 46 2008] Regesta to Kunigunde Holzschuher: • Cunigunda Holzschuherin , consort Mr. Werner Junior landlord , assessor at the Imperial Land Court and Senator to Nuremberg, married anno 1289, † anno 1303. 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| 2487 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel N.N. Weigel ◆ Parents unknown ◆ (* about? 1240) ◆ Suspected father of the Holzschuher group of Weigel, born around 1275. Children: 1 Konrad, (* about? 1275) - in Nuremberg 2 Sifrid, (* about? 1275) - 3 Hermann, (* about? 1275) - 4 Eberlein Weigel, (* about? 1275) mentioned in the Holzschuherbuch. 5 Elisabeth Weigel, (* 1280), † 2.10.1365, buried in Ebrach ⁃ ∞ (about? 1300/1305) with Seifried Holzschuher ⁃ (* about? 1275/1280) in Nuremberg, † 25.3.1354 in Nuremberg ⁃ In Nuremberg, he lives at the Long Bridge. Documented from 1315. 1342-1353 in the council. ⁃ His parents: Friedrich Holzschuher H012 , (* about? 1250), † 20.3.1339 buried in the Katharinenkapelle of the monastery Ebrach ⁃ Mentioned from 1277. 1303.1314 Schöffe in Nuremberg. His daughter is probably Irmel, who lives from 1335 as a widowed Lemlein in Nuremberg. He ∞2 (about? 1290/1300) with Jutta Graf, (*? 1260? 1308 and 1318 mentioned as wife of Friedrich Holzschuher. Sister of Conrad Graf (documented 1287-1308); her father probably the alderman Hermann Comes (documentary 1255, 1258). ) ; ∞ (about? 1275) with Jutta Stromer, (* about? 1255/1260) Regesten: ◆ Around 1305: Hermannus Weigelein , Eberlein Weigelein , Cunradus Weigelein in the Holzschuher book of action, the former with small sums, Cunradus with larger quantities of cloth and furs. [Hirschmann p.272] ◆ → Are these three brothers? (HDL) ◆ The (alleged children?) Konrad, Sifrid and Elisabeth are married to siblings Holzschuher , whose other sister Irmel is married to Hermann Lemlein / Lemmel . ◆ → 1.11.1335: Mr. Weigel at the Weynmarkt, to whom God is gracious. [Scharr: Waldstrom MVGN 52 p.40 footnote 195] ◆ → Is that one of his sons ??? HDL Regesta to Elisabeth Weigel: ◆ her death: [A.Scharr: Bl.f.fränk.Fk. 8 (1965) p.145] ◆ → In various ancestral lists is Elisabeth Weigel, the wife of Seifrid Holzschuher, as a daughter of Konrad Weigel ∞ Gerhaus Holzschuher stated, this Gerhaus Holzschuher turn is given as a daughter of Friedrich Holzschuher (ie as a sister of Seifrid Holzschuher), which is not possible in time , - Elisabeth Weigel can at best be the sister of this Konrad Weigel, presumably the daughter of the older Konrad Weigel . (HDL) ◆ Seifried Holzschuher , † 1354, ∞ with Elisabeth Weigel , † 1365, daughter of Conrad Weigel to Nuremberg. ◆ [Biedermann panel 169 B Holzschuher] [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Bd.45 / 46 2008] | Weigel, Konrad (I30816)
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| 2488 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel Ulrich Haller - Councilman in Nuremberg ◆ Parents unknown ◆ Born about 1260) ◆ Died 16.7.1324, (death sign) Mentioned in Nuremberg since 1293. 1297, 1314 councilman. In 1307 he buys the village Lauff. Financier and confidant of Emperor Ludwig of Bavaria and other princes. ∞1) (about? 1285) with Anna Tockler N706 (* about? 1265) ext. 1305 her father: Hans Tockler N707 , (* 1230) in Bamberg. See Tokl-21 / e ∞2) after 1305 with Els Vorchtel N718 (* about? 1280) her father: Berthold Vorchtel N249 , (* 1245) 1289 Schöffe. See Vorc-23 / a Children: from 1st marriage: 1. (daughter), (* about? 1280) - from Nuremberg in Bamberg, see Hall-22 / a 2. Ulrich, (* about? 1290) - alderman in Nuremberg, see Hall-22 / o 3. (daughter) Haller H130 , (* about? 1292), † before 1334 ∞ with ... Red H177 (* about? 1285) 4. Konrad, (* about? 1295) - in Bamberg, see Hall-22 / p from 2nd marriage: 5. Gertraud Haller H108 , (* about? 1306) ∞ (about? 1325) with Heinrich Zollner n218 (* about? 1300), † 1369 in Bamberg 1357 on the Zollnerhof in Bamberg. "Heinrich Zolner gen. Von Schletten" † before 1376. See Zoln-23 / e his father: Eberhard Zollner Nc35 , (* about? 1280) 1328 on the Zollnerhof in Bamberg. See Zoln-22 / e he ∞2) (about? 1335) with Catharina Tockler n049 (* about? 1315) See Tokl-23 / e he ∞3) (about? 1355) with Elisabeth Haller H869 (* about? 1330), † 1407 6. Berthold, (* about? 1308) - to Gräfenberg, see Hall-22 / t 7. Franz, (* about? 1310) - alderman in Nuremberg, see Hall-22 / u 8. Heinrich, (* about? 1312) -, see Hall-22 / w 9. Jakob, (* about? 1315) - in Nuremberg, see Hall-22 / y Regesten: • Progenitor of the Haller, according to "Hallerbuch" of Hans Haller from 1526. • From his first marriage with "Tocker": son Ulrich and daughter ∞ Braunwart . • From 2nd marriage: To Elisabeth ∞ Heinrich Zolner . [Haller, 96.BHVB 1958] • King Ludwig the Bavarian (1314-1347) was 40 times in Nuremberg and lived with Ulrich Haller , Albrecht Ebner , Henry the Weigel and most recently Konrad Groß . • Many more details. [Werner Schultheiß: Money and Finance Nuremberg Citizens ..., in: Bibliography on the Economic History of Nuremberg, 1967, p.66ff] • Originally from Tyrol, ministerial of the Counts of Tyrol, the family changed hands in the second half of the 13th century. after Franconia. [AL Frotscher] • The son Franz from the marriage Vorchtel according to AL10962. • 29.3.1311: The brothers Friedrich and Heinrich Zollner sell tithes in the villages of Ampferbach and Manndorf, fiefs of the Hochstift Würzburg, to Friedrich Holzschuher and Ulrich Haller . [Internet 2012, www.mom-ca.uni-koeln, Ebrach] • 1303/1313: Ulrich Haller and Friedrich Holzschuher , both citizens of Nuremberg, receive 2 tithes in Ampferbach, which Windeck has renounced. - Ulrich Haller receives a tithe to Borbath. [Internet Database 2013 Hochstift Würzburg] Lehenbuch 1303-1313] • 1314 Councilor Nuremberg. [GWSchmidt] • 1293 first certification of the Haller in Nuremberg. [A. Scharr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963 p.17] • Anna Tockler was the wife of Ulrich Haller , who relocated from Bamberg to Nuremberg in 1293. [G. Frhr v.Horn, 36.BHVB 1874 S.95] • According to [ancestor lists from all German Geuen, Erg]: first name unknown; that he bought Lauff should be deleted. Regesta to Anna Tockler: [A. Scharr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963 p.17] Regesten zu Els Vorchtel: • Her father: Heinrich Vorchtel in Nuremberg. [Genealogy from all German regions] → According to Scharr, her father is Berthold Vorchtel . • Elisabeth Vorchtel , parents: Bertold (? Heinrich) Vorchtel , † 1257 Nuremberg, ∞ Gertraud Roter . [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Vol.45 / 46 2008] → If Bertold died in 1257, he could not possibly be the father of Els (HDL). Regesten to (daughter) Haller: [Haller p.118] Regesta to Gertraud Haller: • Elisabeth Haller ∞ Heinrich Zollner . [Haller: 96.BHVB 1957/1958] • Gertraud Haller , Tv Ulrich Haller ∞ Vorchtel , ∞1) Heinrich Zollner , ∞2) Peter Grundherr . [Biedermann panel 62 D landlord] The first name Gertraud is probably wrong here (HDL). Regesta to Elisabeth Haller: • Ulrich Haller ∞1) Adelheid Pfinzing , ∞2) Catharina v . Bachbach . One of the daughters from his first marriage: • Elisabeth Haller , † 1407, ∞1) Heinrich Zollner , † 1369; ∞2) 1370 Peter Grundherr, Senator Nuremberg, † 1386, buried Barfüsserkloster Nuremberg. [Biedermann panel 96 Haller] | Haller, Ulrich (I30371)
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| 2489 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Agnes Zollner - ∞ Geyer ◆ Father: Friedrich Zollner ◆ (* about? 1250) ◆ ∞ with Friedrich Geyer (* about? 1240), † 15.4.1294 in Bamberg Son: 1 Friedrich Geyer / Zollner, (* about? 1270) - mayor Bamberg Regesten: ◆ Agnes Zollner ∞ Friedrich Geyer ◆ Children: ⁃ Siegfried ⁃ Friedrich (children: Adelheid, Kungund, Angela) ⁃ Hermann ⁃ Friedrich Zollner , who is scultetus in 1325. His descendants are the Zollner called Geyer . ⁃ Konrad, † 1343, ∞ Gertrud ⁃ Heinrich ⁃ Gertrud ∞ Groß of Nuremberg ◆ Agnes Zollner has two brothers: Siegfried and Fritz Zollner . Their descendants are the Zollner am Brand. [Arneth] Regesta to Friedrich Geyer: ◆ The apostle altar Petri et Pauli in the Franciscan monastery Bamberg. In front of the altar was the burial vault of the Bamberger Geyer gender . In it have found their final resting place: ◆ oJ 10.9. hab. mem. Friedrich and Klara Geyer ◆ oJ . 7.11. † Konrad Geyer ◆ 15 .4.1294 † Friedrich Geyer buried in sepulcro the Geyer ◆ 9/3/25 † Friedrich Geyer , citizen of Bamberg, scultetus ... rabenecker , v.Punzendorf ... ◆ 3.10.1370 Anna Geyer , wife Marquard Geyers , buried before Altar ◆ 5.11.1370 Katharina Haßfurter , wife of Hermann Haßfurter and sister Marquard Geyers , buried in front of the altar. ◆ [Paschke, Franciscan Monastery, 110.BHVB 1974] | Geyer, Friedrich (I30799)
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| 2490 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Agnes Zollner - ∞ Geyer ◆ Father: Friedrich Zollner ◆ (* about? 1250) ◆ ∞ with Friedrich Geyer (* about? 1240), † 15.4.1294 in Bamberg Son: 1 Friedrich Geyer / Zollner, (* about? 1270) - mayor Bamberg Regesten: ◆ Agnes Zollner ∞ Friedrich Geyer ◆ Children: ⁃ Siegfried ⁃ Friedrich (children: Adelheid, Kungund, Angela) ⁃ Hermann ⁃ Friedrich Zollner , who is scultetus in 1325. His descendants are the Zollner called Geyer . ⁃ Konrad, † 1343, ∞ Gertrud ⁃ Heinrich ⁃ Gertrud ∞ Groß of Nuremberg ◆ Agnes Zollner has two brothers: Siegfried and Fritz Zollner . Their descendants are the Zollner am Brand. [Arneth] Regesta to Friedrich Geyer: ◆ The apostle altar Petri et Pauli in the Franciscan monastery Bamberg. In front of the altar was the burial vault of the Bamberger Geyer gender . In it have found their final resting place: ◆ oJ 10.9. hab. mem. Friedrich and Klara Geyer ◆ oJ . 7.11. † Konrad Geyer ◆ 15 .4.1294 † Friedrich Geyer buried in sepulcro the Geyer ◆ 9/3/25 † Friedrich Geyer , citizen of Bamberg, scultetus ... rabenecker , v.Punzendorf ... ◆ 3.10.1370 Anna Geyer , wife Marquard Geyers , buried before Altar ◆ 5.11.1370 KatharinaHaßfurter , wife of Hermann Haßfurter and sister Marquard Geyers , buried in front of the altar. ◆ [Paschke, Franciscan Monastery, 110.BHVB 1974] | Zollner, Agnes (I30800)
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| 2491 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Albrecht Behaim ◆ Parents unknown ◆ Born about? 1150) ◆ † 1207 ◆ ∞ with Anna, daughter of Ortolph from Wilhelmsdorf Children: 1 Albrecht a Born about 1175 Regesten: ◆ [Biedermann Table 1] ◆ Compare [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Bd.45 / 46 2008] | Behaim, Albrecht von Schwarzbach (I30388)
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| 2492 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Albrecht Behaim - ◆ Father: Albrecht Behaim ◆ Born about 1200 ◆ Died 1270 in Nuremberg Children: 1 Conrad Behaim ⁃ (* 1220) ⁃ † 1252 in Sicily ⁃ 1251 knights. 2 Friedrich ⁃ (* about? 1225) - in Nuremberg Regesten: ◆ [Biedermann panel 1] ◆ Children: Friedrich, who must have been born about 1225/1230; Conrad, who died in Sicily in 1252, may have been born around 1220; and Albrecht, alderman in Nuremberg, who according to Biedermann, was born in 1248. His sons Heinrich and Hermann died in 1386/1391, so probably about 1320 were born. (Can this be true? HDL) Regesta to Conrad Behaim: ◆ 1251 the knights Conrad Behaim and Conrad Heider , comparison with the monastery Heilsbronn. Among the witnesses: Otto forestarius. [Scharr: Waldstrom MVGN 52] | Behaim, Albrecht (I30348)
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| 2493 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Albrecht Behaim - councilman in Nuremberg ◆ Parents: Albrecht Behaim and Ursula Eisvogel ◆ * 1288, † 1359 ◆ Councilman in Nuremberg. ◆ ∞1) (about? 1315) with Agnes Ebner ⁃ (* about? 1291) ⁃ Agnes' parents: Sifrid Ebner, ⁃ He was (* about? 1250), † 1311 ⁃ 1270-1305 documented. juror in Nuremberg; ∞ with Elisabeth Kudorf who was (* about? 1265). ◆ ∞2) (about? 1330/1335) with Margarete Stromer ⁃ Margarete was (* about? 1310/1315) and † 1350 ⁃ her parents: Heinrich Stromer (* about? 1260), † 30.4.1347 in Nuremberg 1313: Mr. Hainrich, Mr. Conrat Stromeir's son. 1323 at the salt market. ( Er ∞2) (about? 1324) with Margarete Geusmid, (* about? 1295), † 24.11.1350 ) ; ∞ (about? 1291) with (Kunigunde) Gnatznapf, (* about? 1282) 8 children Stromer .. ◆ ∞3) after 1350 with Cunegunda Weigel ⁃ She was (* about? 1320) ⁃ her parents: Paul Weigel N802 , (* about? 1270), † probably 1329 1308 Witness. 1318 Good Schweinau. A property on the market that had previously belonged to the "old Weigel". Children: Margarete, Agnes ∞ Behaim, Albrecht, 1317 minor. ( Er ∞2) with Christine N.N., (* about? 1290) 1329 widow of Paul Weigel. ) ; ∞ (about? 1300) with Agnes Preiter, (* about? 1280). Children: from 1st marriage: 1 Albrecht, (* about? 1317) from 2nd marriage: 2 Berthold, (* 1335) 3 Catharina Behaim, (* about? 1335) ⁃ ∞ with Jakob Geusmid gen.Pfinzing who was (* about? 1330) from 3rd marriage: 4 Heinrich, (* about? 1358) Regesten: ◆ [Scharr: Waldstrom S. 40] ◆ Albrecht Behaim * 1288, † 1359, councilman Nuremberg, Son Albrecht ∞ Eißvogel ◆ ∞1) Ebner ; ∞2) Stromer ; ∞3) Weigel ◆ children from ∞1): Margarete ∞ Friedrich Krauter ; Albrecht ∞ Schaaf ◆ children from ∞2): Catharina ∞ Jacob Geuschmidt called Pfintzing ; Clara ∞ Sebald Grav ◆ Children (probably from ∞3, but the number "3" is missing from Biedermann): Heinrich † 1423; Albrecht, † unmarried. ◆ [Biedermann panel 2] ◆ Albrecht Behaim , * 1288, † 1359, ∞ Marg. Stromer ◆ Son: Berthold Behaim , † 1405. [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Bd.45 / 46 2008] ◆ ∞1) Ebner ; ∞2) Stromer ; ∞3) Cunegunda daughter of Paul Weigel of Eschenau ∞ Anna Preitner . He † 1359 [Biedermann panel 2] Regesta to Elisabeth Kudorf: ◆ [Scharr: Waldstromer, MVGN 52 p.24] Regesta to Margarete Geusmid: ◆ [Scharr: Forest Streamers p.38] Regesten zu (Kunigunde) Gnatznapf: ◆ (Kunigunde), Tv Conrad Glatznapf ∞ Adelheid ◆ [Scharr: Forest Streamers p.38] Regest to Catharina Behaim: ◆ [Biedermann panel 2] | Behaim, Albrecht (I30480)
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| 2494 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Albrecht Behaim - wholesale trader in Nuremberg ◆ Father: Friedrich Behaim ◆ Albrecht was * 6.2.1250, † 6.10.1342 in Nuremberg, 92 years old ◆ Merchant in Nuremberg, who bought spices from Venice. ◆ Since 1288 in the council, mayor of Nuremberg several times. ◆ ∞ 1.10.1280 with Ursula Eisvogel ⁃ Ursula was (* about? 1262), † 25.5.1328 in Nuremberg St. Cath. ⁃ Her parents: Heinrich Eisvogel, who was (* about? 1235), senator in Nuremberg; and ∞ with Maria Ebner, Maria was (* about? 1240). Children: 1 Friedrich, * 1285 2 Ursula Behaim, * 1286, ∞ Otto Langmann. 3 Albrecht, * 1288 - alderman in Nuremberg 4 Agnes Behaim N392 , * 1290 ⁃ ∞ with Michael Pfinzing ⁃ Michael was (* about? 1288), † 1345 ⁃ Michael was in Nuremberg, 1319-1337. ⁃ Michael's parents: Siboto Pfinzing, (*? 1255) ⁃ Siboto 1278, 1282, 1288 mentioned. 1317, 1319 named; ∞2) (about? 1311) with Unknown, She was (* about? 1280), unknown second wife of Siboto ) ; ∞ (about? 1282) with Unknown Esler, (* about? 1262), † 1310 sister of the mayor Conrad Esler . 5 Conrad Behaim N388 , * 1291 ⁃ He died "unconquered". ⁃ ∞ with Agnes Weigell ⁃ She was (* about? 1307) ⁃ 1317 minor ⁃ Agnes parents: Paul Weigel, (was * about? 1270), † probably 1329; 1308 Witness. 1318 Good Schweinau. A property on the market that had previously belonged to the "old Weigel". ⁃ Children: ⁃ Margarete, ⁃ Agnes ∞ Behaim, ⁃ Albrecht, 1317 minor. ⁃ Paul ∞2) with Christine , (* about? 1290) 1329 widow of Paul Weigel. ) ; ∞ (about? 1300) with Agnes Preiter, (* about? 1280). 6 Adelheid / Margaretha Behaim, * 1294, † 1340 ⁃ ∞ 1.4.1322 with Friedrich Derrer. ⁃ He was * 1301, † 1358 ⁃ He was 1355 Mayor of Nuremberg. ⁃ His parents: Friedrich Derrer, * 1268 in Nuremberg, † 1340 in Nuremberg ⁃ After 1291 citizens in Nuremberg; ⁃ ∞ 1295 in Nuremberg with Magdalene von Gemsenthal who was (* about? 1275). 7 Catharina Behaim, * 1301 Regesten: ◆ Albrecht Behaim * 6.2.1250, † 6.10.1342, was 92 years old, ∞ 1.10.1280 with Ursula Eisvogel , daughter Heinrich Eisvogel ∞ Ebner . ◆ Albrecht Behaim * 1250, † 1342, ∞ 1280 Ursula Eisvogel , daughter of Heinrich Eisvogel .. Children: Friedrich; Albrecht; Agnes; Conrad; Margarete; Ursula; Catharina. [Biedermann panel 2], Dissolved Data) [Internet 2012 peter.de] ◆ 1288: Albrecht Behaim , citizen of Nuremberg, sells a house. Among the witnesses: Otto Muffel. [Hirschmann "Muffle" p.282] ◆ Albert Behaim , 1293, 1297, (from 1288) [A.Scharr: Die anges. Citizen of Nuremberg, in: Gen.Jb. Vol.3 1963 p.17] ◆ Wholesaler in Nuremberg. He drew spices from Venice. From 1288 until his death in 1342 in the city council. He was one of the governing mayors of Nuremberg. ◆ His son Friedrich was the ancestor of the famous sailor and globus finder Martin Behaim, who died in 1506. [AL Rusam] Regesta to Ursula Eisvogel: ◆ Ursula Eißvogelin ∞ Albrecht Behaim . Her daughter Agnes ∞ Michael Pfinzing. [Biedermann panel 394 Pfinzing] ◆ [Date of death according to AL Frotscher] Regesta to Agnes Behaim: ◆ [Biedermann T.2] Regesten zu Adelheid / Margaretha Behaim: ◆ Your first name: Adelheid according to AL Rusam and Biedermann Tafel 65; Margaretha * 1294 according to Biedermann plaque 2. Both indicate: ∞ Friedrich Derrer . | Behaim, Albrecht (I30334)
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| 2495 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Albrecht Behaim – ◆ Father: Albrecht Behaim ◆ (* etwa ?1175), † 1236 in Nürnberg ◆ ∞ mit ... Vorchtel. Children: 1 Albrecht, (* etwa ?1200) Regesten: ◆ [Biedermann Tafel 1] | Behaim, Albrecht (I30349)
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| 2496 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Berthold Vorchtel - in Nuremberg ◆ Father: Conrad Vorchtel ◆ Born about 1245 ◆ 1289 Schöffe Daughter: 1. Els Vorchtel N718 , (* about? 1280) ∞ after 1305 with Ulrich Haller H103 (* about? 1260), † 16.7.1324, (death sign) Mentioned in Nuremberg since 1293. 1297, 1314 councilman. In 1307 he buys the village Lauff. Financier and confidant of Emperor Ludwig of Bavaria and other princes. See Hall-21 / a he ∞1) (about? 1285) with Anna Tockler N706 (* about? 1265) ext. 1305 Regesten: • 1289 Bertholt Forchtl in a jury: • a letter from 1289: Kunigunda Turprechting , wife of Werner Gruntherr , bequeathed her estates to her brother's children (Berthold, Ulrich, Kunigund, Methild) that her husband had no power over it. Issued by Schultheiß Marquart (certainly Pfinzing!) , Together with Heinrich Groß the parents, Werner Nuzel , Eberhardt Kessbasser , Berthold Forchtl , Cunrad Eßler , Weigel von Newenmarkt , Heinrich Groß the younger, Heinrich Holzschuher , as witnesses, • Conrad Pfinzing , Berthold Turprecht , Werner Grundherr , Berthold Pfinzing Schultheiß and his father Conrad Pfinzing , Hermann vom Stein , Heinrich Staudigel , Leupold Staudigel . [Internet 2013, Nuremberg Yearbooks vol. 1-2 p.83] • Bertold Vorchtel, father of Els. [A.Scharr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963 p.17] → I suspect that Berthold is a son of Conrad Vorchtel. (HDL) • This or a younger one: Mintmaster Bertholt Vorchtel : • 28.5.1330: Marquart sturgeon and his landlady Mrs. Jutta give their estate to Schweinau, where Conrad Friedel and his landlady Kunigund are sitting, to the Bamberg provost. Marquart sturgeon had previously bought the estate from the mint master Bertholt Vorchtel . [CityA Nbg online] → This estate belongs to the 1341 Irmel Lemblinne . Regesten zu Els Vorchtel: • Her father: Heinrich Vorchtel in Nuremberg. [Genealogy from all German regions] → According to Scharr, her father is Berthold Vorchtel . • Elisabeth Vorchtel , parents: Bertold (? Heinrich) Vorchtel , † 1257 Nuremberg, ∞ Gertraud Roter . [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Vol.45 / 46 2008] → If Bertold died in 1257, he could not possibly be the father of Els (HDL). Regesta to Anna Tockler: [A. Scharr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963 p.17] | Vorchtel, Berthold (I30393)
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| 2497 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Berthold Vorchtel - in Nuremberg ◆ Father: Unknown Vorchtel (* about? 1185), † 1257 in Nuremberg Barfüsserkloster erw.1236-1255 ∞ with Gertrud v.Rot N244 (* about? 1190), † 4.7.1278 in Nuremberg Barfüsserkloster Son: 1. Conrad, (* about? 1215) -, see Vorc-22 / a Regesten: • erw. 1236-1255, † 1257. [A. Scharr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963] • 1254 Berthold Forchtel and Cunrad his son in a witness series. • 1255 in a Nuremberg witness series, including: Heinrich von Mayenthal , Coler his brother, Sibot Pfinzing , Berthold Forchtelin , Conrad his son, Heinrich Togler , Hermann Graf . [Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol. 1-2 p.29,31] • Comp. [B.Aign: AL Zinn, Gen.Jahrbuch Bd.45 / 46 2008] Here indicated as Berthold's parents: Georg Vorchtel ∞ Pfinzing (without further data). However, I think something in the ancestors in this ancestral list to be confused (HDL). Regesta to Gertrud v.Rot: [A. Scharr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963] Probably sister of Conrad v.Roth (HDL), see [A.Scharr: Gen.Jb. 3 1963 p.13] | Vorchtel, Berthold (I30396)
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| 2498 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Bertold Isolt - mayor ◆ Father: Unknown Isolt (* about? 1195), † before 1266 1258/65 mayor. His successor in 1276 is (his son-in-law) Merklin Pfinzing . [Miracle p.58] ∞ with leukardis .... Nm99 (* about? 1200) Daughter: 1. Els Isolt N683 , (* about? 1220) ∞ (about? 1240) with Merklin Pfinzing N588 (* about? 1217), † 1278 in Nuremberg 1263-1274 mentioned (Nürnb.Urk'buch). 1274 mayor. In 1274 he arranged for mutual duty exemption between Nuremberg and Mainz. See Pfin-21 / a his parents: Sifrid Pfincinch N601 , (* c . 1190) 1233 with his wife Oesterhildis in a deed of the abbot of Heilsbronn. See Pfin-20 / a ; ∞ about? 1215 with Österhild Bigenot N331 , (* about? 1200). Regesten: • Berthold Isold gen. Provost (Probst, Prepositus, Eisoldus, Ysoldus) • Origin from the ministerial state • † before 14.1.1286 • urk. 1240-1272; • 1240, 1243, 1258-1265 mayor • ∞ Leukardis, 1289 widow. [A.Scharr: The ans. Citizen of Nuremberg, in: Gen.Jb. Bd.3 1963 p.14] [Scharr: Forest Streamers S.5] • 1250: Berthold called Isold , mayor of Nuremberg. • 1258: Bertholdus scultetus Nurenbergensis dictus prepossitus [NUB 376]. • After him mayor: 1265 Conradus Stromeier ; 1274 Marquardus cognomine Phincinc . [M.Keßler] • 1266: The sons of the previous butler Heinrich v.Stein , Heinrich and Hilpold, sister sons of Bertholt called Isolt , are mentioned, and Schultheiß in Nuremberg. (No further details.) [Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol. 1-2 p.41] → According to this, Heinrich died before 1266. His wife (otherwise called Gertrud) is the sister of Bertholt Isolt , who also died before 1266. • 1289 mentions: Leukardis, the widow of Bertold Isolt. [AL Rusam] • Against: † 1289: Leukardis, widow of Bertold Isolt. [AL Pusch, DFA 27 1964] • Pusch states: Bertold Isolt ∞ around 1240. That's way too late (HDL). Regesta to Els Isolt: • Your first name Els loud [AL Pusch, DFA 27 1964] | Isolt, Bertold (I30403)
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| 2499 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Catharina Weigel ◆ ∞ Seybold ◆ Eltern unbekannt ◆ (* etwa ?1345) ◆ ∞ mit Heinrich Seybold he was (* etwa ?1340) Tochter: 1. Catharina Seybold, (* etwa ?1375) ∞ mit Conrad Schlüsselfelder who was (* etwa ?1370( sein Vater: ... Schlüsselfelder (* etwa ?1340) Vater von Konrad und Ulrich. | Weigel, Catharina (I26911)
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| 2500 | From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel: Conrad Stromer - Schöffe in Nuremberg ◆ Parents: Conrad von Reichenbach gen. Stromer and a (daughter) Stromer ◆ (* about? 1230), † before 20.7.1319 ◆ 1283-1313 1291 Schöffe in Nuremberg. ◆ In 1313 he buys a meadow near Hersbruck. ◆ ∞1) (about? 1255) with (Sofie?) Esler who was (* about? 1235). Her first name is not Kunigunde. 11 children. ⁃ Her father: Konrad Esler, (* 1215) documented in 1253 in Bamberg. 1276 with his son Konrad citizen to Bamberg. ◆ ∞2) (about? 1300) with Kunigunde / Anna von Laufenholz who was (* about? 1280) ⁃ Her parents: Fritz von Laufenholz, (* about? 1250), father of Friedrich and Kunigunde / Anna; ∞ with Anna Esler, (* about? 1255) Children: from 1st marriage: 1 Jutta, (* about? 1255/1260) - ∞ Holzschuher. 2 Alheit Stromeir, (* about? 1260) ⁃ ∞ with Hermann von Stein who was (* about? 1255) ⁃ 1319, 1320, 1326 in documents. See Stn-22 / x 3 Heinrich, (* about? 1270) - in Nuremberg on the Salzmarkt, see Stro-23 / e 4. Agnes Stromer N895 , (* about? 1280) ∞1) with Heinrich Ortlieb N250 (* about? 1270), † after 1339 1312 Schöffe in Nuremberg. See Ortl-22 / h his father: ... Ortlieb N251 , (* about? 1230) Maybe father of Hermann, Kune, Heinrich, Jakob? 1261 Ortlieb , citizens in Nuremberg. See Ortl-20 / a ∞2) after 1343 with Götz Scheffein No95 (* about? 1285) in Eger Immigrated from Eger to Nuremberg in 1313. 5. Conrad Stromeir, (* about? 1285) - "the long, before the preachers", see Stro-23 / l from 2nd marriage: 6. ..., (* about? 1300) - ∞ Burgheimer, see Stro-23 / lm 7. Hans Stromeir N816 , (* about? 1303) in Hungary ∞3) with Catharina Weigel Ni91 (* about? 1310) her father: Weigel Ni90 , (* about? 1280) "Mr. Weigel called by Neumarkt", his daughter Catharina ∞ with Hans Stromer See Weig-23 / x 8. Ulrich, (* about? 1305) - in Nuremberg on the Zotenberg, see Stro-23 / m NOTES: ◆ 6.10.1274 among the witnesses of a German Order certificate: Marquardus cognomine Phinzinc , scultetus in Nurenberch, Cunradus de Kudorf , Heinricus de Richenbach , Heinricus his son, Cunrad Stromeir . [StA Nbg Order of the Knights Urk.4693. - Online 2017] ◆ 1276: Friedrich and Herdegen the Holzschuher are Burgmannen the burgrave Friedrich in his castrum Kraftshof ... Witnesses: Hermann and Sifrid called the Ebener , Heinrich by the surname Groß , Conrad called by Neuenmark , Berthold called Pfinzing Schultheiß in Nuremberg, Conrad called Stromaier , Wernher called Nützel , relatives (cognati) by Friedrich Holzschuher . Sealed by Friedrich Holzschuher alone, as his brother Herdegen does not have his own seal. ◆ 1278: Herr Herdegen von Grindelach sells the village Flechsdorf ... Witnesses: the knights and citizens in Nuremberg Hermann called Groß called by Stein , Friedrich Holzschuher , Sifrid called Ebener , Chunrad called Stromair , Marquard called Pfinzinc , Cunrad called Vorchtlin . ◆ 1291: Friedrich Holzschuher steps down a part of his garden on the Pegnitz, between the Vorchtelins garden and the Wigelins garden and tower. Among the witnesses: Sifrid Ebner , Herdegen Holzschuher , Chunrat Stromer ; consulted were also a "newable customers", namely the Leupolt Holzschuher and Chunrat the Ysenmann. [Nuremberg Yearbooks Vol. 1-2, 1834, p.54,57 / 58,90] ◆ First documented in 1283 as a witness. ◆ Mentioned in 1295 in the will of Hermann von Stein. ◆ Mentions his wife Sofie in 1306. ◆ 1311 witnessed with his brother Hermann. ◆ In 1313 he buys a meadow near Hersbruck. v[Scharr: Waldstromer p.34, 35; there also more details] ◆ 19./25.11.1290: Durinhart v.Beerbach sells his goods to Wetzendorf, Heinzendorf, Kezenhof etc. to Conrad and Adelhaid from the Neuer Markt, and entrusts Chunrad Stromeyr and Gramlieb Esler with two estates to Rückersdorf. ◆ Witnesses: Chunrad the Eseler , Wolfel the Saxon , Chunrat the Stromeyr , Henry the Young Rose , Berchtold Pfinzing , Wolfel the Hennangel , Heinrich Stromeyr and others. [StA Nbg Rst.Nbg. St. Catherine Monastery Urk.1. - Online 2017] ◆ He has eleven children from first eleven. [G.Wunder: "Pfintzing" MVGN 49 p. 46] ◆ 1310: King Henry VII orders the Hoerauf , the Cunradus Stromayr , Ott and the other forest masters and Zeidlern of the Reichswald on both sides of the Pegnitz, to make an oath, to brine the Reichswald, which had been devastated by fire and deforestation. [Internt 2017, Nbg.Geh.Archiv, 7-color alfabet] ◆ Conrad Stromer , Senator and master builder Nuremberg, ∞ with the widow of Hanß Petz , a born Farnbacher . Daughter: Gutta Stromer, ∞ with Friedrich Holzschuher . [Biedermann Tafel 167 Holzschuher] → This marriage Farnbacher is not confirmed otherwise. Regesten zu (Sofie?) Esler: ◆ Her first name is given in Biedermann with Kunigunde, which is the first name of Conrad Stromer's second wife. [Scharr: Forest Streamers p.35] ◆ At [AL Pusch, DFA 27 1964] their parents are given: Konrad Esler ∞ Anna Pfinzing. - That's wrong for a generation. (HDL) Regesto to Kunigunde / Anna v.Laufenholz: ◆ (Kunigunde) v.Laufenholz ∞ with Conrad Stromer , 4 children. She is the sister of Friedrich v.Laufenholz. [Scharr: Forest Streamers p.35] ◆ Conrad Stromer ∞2) with Anna von.Laufenholz , 5 children. She is the daughter of Fritz v.Lauffenholz ∞ Anna Eßlerin. [Biedermann panel 460B Stromer] Regesten to Alheit Stromeir: [Scharr: Forest Streamers p.38] Regesta to Agnes Stromer: • Agnes Stromer , TV Conrad Stromer ∞ Kunigunde Esler , ∞ with Heinrich Ortlieb, he † 1343 .. [geneage graphics 2015] • 1350: Her and her husband Götz Scheffein from Eger donated a house to Charles IV, which her son sold to Ulman Stromer in 1368 . [WvStromer: "Assembly" MVGN 52 p.58] Regesten zu Götz Scheffein: • Götz Scheffein immigrated from Eger to Nuremberg in 1313. In 1350 he is one of the main beneficiaries of the extermination of the Jews. Charles IV gives him and his wife Agnes two Jewish houses between Hauptmarkt and Obstmarkt. [Stromer. The metropolis in the uprising against Charles IV, MVGN 65 1978 p. 67] Regesta to Hans Stromeir: • Hans Stromer, was in Hungary, † 1350 probably without children. • ∞1) Swiss chard ; ∞2) v.Wilhelmsdorf ; ∞3) Catharina Weiglin , Tv Mr. Weigel called v.Neumarkt . [Biedermann Tafel 460B] Here also further. • "before 1390 in the Carpathian region" [Stromer: Hochfinanz] | Stromer, Conrad von Reichenbach (I30290)
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