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| 3051 | Her father, since 1832 was the Kommissionrat of Gräfenthal. | Opitz, Sophie Friederike (I29472)
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| 3052 | Her grand daughter, Lucille tells the story about when grandma Martha, was out in the pasture. Eldo, her son, asked for a drink of water. She went to the well and started to pump a drink for him, when the boards gave way and she fell into the well. She managed to stay afloat by hanging onto the pipe going to the pump and then started to yell for help. Eldo was no help, because he was too small, and was more interested in retreiving his hat which fell in when his mom did. The cows were curious at all of the noise, so they gathered around and looked down in the well. Father Henry saw the cows gathered around so he decided he'd better check it out. When he got there he could do nothing because he had no way to get her out. There was a neighbor painting his house nearby who came over to see what the commotion was about. He ran back and got his ladder and lowered it down into the well to get her out. | Rosburg, Martha Maria (I22963)
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| 3053 | Her husband's nephew, Roger de Clifford, stole Culmington Manor from her | verch Llywelyn, Lady Margred (I31421)
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| 3054 | Her marriage was in the Cornell College chapel "in the presence of 200 relatives and friends". A dinner was held in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids following the wedding for 45 guests. Mrs. Frances Nelson was the bride's attendant, and Bruce McQuigg, the brother of the bride was the best man. Emil Kouba Jr., brother of the bride, was an usher. | Family: McQuigg, JAMES Donald / Kouba, Marcella Mae (F6087)
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| 3055 | Her mother was Jane Harrison (single) and she was adopted by Robert and Mary McQuig. | McQuig, Grace Harrison (I35373)
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| 3056 | Her name, even in the Beall family bible records seems to alternate between a letter "C" and "K". | Beall, Katharine (I27539)
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| 3057 | Her parents were Julius Girtanner, a teacher at Schnepfenthal, and Johanne Eckhart, from Bindersleben. | Girtanner, Maria Ottilie (I28612)
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| 3058 | Her previous husband was Herman Steinford per JF Thoma. | Pohlmann, Henrietta "ETTA" (I18613)
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| 3059 | Her second marriage was childless. | Lürtzing, Emma (I29688)
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| 3060 | Her son, John Bradley discovered her genealogy notes after her death. These provided a great deal of the George/Young genealogy information. | George, Dorothy Dean (I19703)
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| 3061 | Herbert I (died 13 April 1035), called Wakedog (from French Eveille-chien, Latinized as Evigilans Canis), was the count of Maine from 1017 until his death. He had a turbulent career with an early victory that may have contributed to his later decline. Life He was the son of Hugh III and succeeded his father as count of Maine. Herbert was, at times, a nominal vassal of his neighbor Fulk III Nerra, Count of Anjou but otherwise considered himself independent and obtained his nickname "Wake-dog" for having to constantly resist the intrusions of his Angevin neighbors to the south. From the time Herbert became count in 1017, he was almost constantly at war with Avesgaud de Bellême, Bishop of Le Mans. In 1016, a young Herbert was allied to Fulk III in a war against Odo II of Blois. On July 6 Odo was en route to attack the fortress of Montrichard. Upon discovering this, Fulk and Herbert split their forces to block either of the two approaches. Odo ran headlong into the Angevin force under Fulk, known as the Battle of Pontlevoy. Odo's greater force was prevailing and Fulk himself was thrown from his horse and in danger of being killed or captured, but a messenger had been sent to Herbert to come immediately. Herbert attacked the left flank of Odo's forces throwing them into complete confusion; Odo's mounted force fled leaving his foot soldiers to be slaughtered. Odo was completely defeated and was unable to challenge Fulk again for nearly a decade. While this battle established Herbert's reputation as a warrior it also began deteriorating the relationship between Fulk and Herbert. His battles with Avesgaud, Bishop of Le Mans were heating up again and in 1025 Herbert made a night raid on the Bishop's castle at Duneau causing Avesgaud to flee to the protection of his brother William Lord of Belleme. Once he was safe the Bishop excommunicated Herbert and then continued his warring against with him. Not long after the excommunication was lifted and peace was restored between them when Herbert started raiding the Bishop's estates again. This time Herbert, with the help of Count Alan III of Rennes, attacked the Bishop at his castle at Le Ferte and reduced this castle as well. On 7 March 1025, Fulk Nerra lured Herbert to Saintes on the promise of giving him Saintes as a benefice. Herbert was captured and imprisoned for two years until a coalition forced his release. During his captivity Fulk had taken over the government of Maine and before returning Herbert to his countship, he seized the southwestern territories of Maine including several fortresses, attaching them to Anjou. It was only after suffering complete humiliation that Herbert was allowed to go free. Due in part to his wars with Bishop Avesguadus (an ally of Fulk Nerra) and in part with his imprisonment, the county of Maine declined under Herbert I. He built the castle of Sablé but by 1015 he had for some reason allowed it to become an independent lordship under the viscounts of Maine. Likewise Chateau-du-Loir built in the early eleventh century also quickly came under control of independent castellans. While plain coins with only Latin motto Gratia dei rex had been minted under comital authority throughout the tenth century at Le Mans, at some time between 1020 and 1030 coins were struck with the monogram of Count Herbert and the motto signum Dei vivi and continued with this design through the twelfth century. The coins at le Mans were of such weight and fine quality they were among the most widely accepted in western France. Herbert died on 13 April 1035. Issue Herbert left four children: 1.) Hugh IV, successor, married Bertha of Blois, daughter of Herbert's opponent Odo II of Blois. 2.) Gersenda, married firstly Theobald III of Blois (son of Herbert's opponent Odo II of Blois); divorced in 1048 and married secondly Albert Azzo II, Margrave of Milan. Her son by the latter would regain Maine from Norman control in 1069, as count Hugh V 3.) Paula (Paule or Paulæ) wife of Jean de la Fleche, their son Elias would succeed his first cousin Hugh V as Count of Maine. 4.) Biota, married Walter III of the Vexin, and Walter briefly held Maine after the death of her nephew, Herbert II, son of Hugh IV, before both Walter and Biota died of possible poisoning and William the Conqueror seized the county. | du Maine, Herbert I (I34208)
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| 3062 | Herbert II of Vermandois was the son of Herbert I of Vermandois, born circa 880. He succeeded his father as Count of Vermandois, Count of Meaux, and Count of Soissons, in 907. Herbert II was the first to exercise power over the territory that became the province of Champagne. Herbert married Adele (Adela), daughter of King Robert I of France, and together they had the following children: - Luitgarde (–978), m. William I, Duke of Normandy and Theobald I of Blois - Adela (910–960), m. Count Arnulf I of Flanders - Eudes (915–946) - Hugh (920–962), Archbishop of Reims - Adalbert I (c. 915–987), m. Gerberge of Lorraine - Robert (925 - 975), Count of Meaux and Châlons - Herbert III of Omois (Herbert the Old) (–980) m. Eadgifu of Wessex, widow of King Charles III King - Guy I (d. 986), Count of Soissons Herbert was of the House of Carolingian, a descendant of Charlemagne, as was his wife Adele, giving their children the Carolingian heritage on both sides. Herbert participated in the overthrow of King Charles III of France. In 923 he captured and imprisoned King Charles, who died still a captive in 929. Charles wife, Queen Eadgifu, and their young son Louis were forced to flee to the safety of her family in England. By 936 that son had returned to France and was crowned King Louis IV. Ironically Eadgifu, the widow of King Charles later married Herbert's son Herbert III of Omois. In 925 Herbert acquired the archbishopric of Rheims for his second son Hugh, with the help of King Rudolph. Six year old Hugh was confirmed in this position by Pope John X in 926 and sent to Auxerre to study. In 926 Herbert demanded the Countship of Laon for his oldest son Eudes, after Count Roger I of Laon had died. King Rudolph denied him and Herbert seized Laon in defiance, setting in motion a feud that resulted in the loss of all of his properties and titles, as well as those of his sons. With the assistance of King Henry the Fowler, Herbert submitted to King Rudolph in 934 and all his properties, except for Rheims and Laon, were restored to him. Herbert II died on 23 February 943 at Saint-Quentin, Aisne (the capital of the county of Vermandois). His estates and territories were divided among his sons: Adalbert I succeeded him as Count of Vermandois Guy I as Count of Soissons Robert as Count of Meaux Herbert the Old as Count of Omois Herbert of Omois died without children his titles going to his nephews, on Robert's death, Adalbert's son Herbert III inherited all. Herbert III's only son Stephen died childless in 1019–20 thus ending the male line of Herbert II. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_II_de_Vermandois https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_II,_Count_of_Vermandois “Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families,” Douglas Richardson (2013): “HERIBERT II, Count of Meaux, Soissons, and Vermandois and lay-abbot of Saint-Crépin and Saint-Médard of Soissons, 900/907-943, born about 880. He married ___ OF FRANCE, daughter of Robert I, King of France, by his wife, Aelis. They had five sons, Eudes [Count of Vienne and Amiens], Heribert [Count of Omois and Troyes], Robert [Count of Troyes and Meaux], Albert (I) [Count of Vermandois], and Hugues [Archbishop of Reims], and two daughters, Adèle and Ligard (or Luitgard, Ledgarde) (wife of Guillaume I, Duke of Normandy, and Thibaut I, Count of Blois and Chartres). HERIBERT II, Count of Vermandois, etc., died 23 Feb. 943, and was buried at Saint-Quentin. Martin & Jacob Histoire de Soissons 1 (1837): 370-371. Étienne-Gallois La Champagne et les derniers Carlovingiens (1853): 139-145. Halphen & Poupardin Chroniques des Comtes d'Anjou et des Seigneurs d'Amboise (1913): 247-250 (Genealogiæ Comitum Andegavensium). Brandenburg Die Nachkommen Karls des Großen (1935) VI 3, VII 5. Schwennicke Europäische Stammtafeln 3(1) (1984): 49 (sub Vermandois). Winter Descs. of Charlemagne (800-1400) (1987): VI.3, VII.1-VII.7. Settipani & von Kerrebrouck La Préhistoire des Capetians (1993). Schwager Graf Heribert II (1994). Tanner Fams., Friends, & Allies (2004): 308 (Vermandois ped). Children of Heribert II de Vermandois, by ___ of France: i. ROBERT, Count of Troyes and Meaux [see next]. ii. ADELE DE VERMANDOIS, married ARNULF (or ARNOUL) I the Great or the Old, Count/Marquis of | de Vermandois, Hérbert II (I33874)
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| 3063 | Herbert Stretz, 84, passed away at Ashley Manor Care Center in Boonville on March 7, 2017. Inurnment for Herb will be 12 p.m. Tuesday, March 21 at the S.S. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery located on Locust Street in Boonville. Herb was born in Boonville to Clara Soph Stretz and Wilbers F. Stretz on February 1, 1933. His family was well known for their excellent brickwork. His father, brother, David and Herb all worked in the brick laying profession. Many of the beautiful brick homes are still standing in Boonville today featuring their high quality brickwork. Herb's hobby was building and collecting model trains. This took most of his time in his later years. For most of his life, Herb enjoyed the company of his dog. Herb was a lifelong member of S.S. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Herb was preceded in death by his parents as well as his brother David. | Stretz, Herbert W (I22053)
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| 3064 | Here is some background.... I received both Beall family bibles, copied at the same time in the mid-40s or 1950s. This is important since because in the bible entry Nancy's name is spelled Bell, but since they both family bible records came from the the Beall family to me (a decendant of the Beall family) her last name should read Beall. Since I have the Nancy Beall/William Wells family record, it is likely that Nancy Beall and her husband William Wells probably immigrated over the Appalachian mountains with Nancy's brother James Beall and his family to (then Virginia) now Brooke County, West Virginia. This is a only guess since I have a copy of her family bible records. The next guess I made was since I could find no record of a William Wells in the Beall family tree, I did a search on family search and found William Wells and a Nancy Beall. Though their birth years were off by a couple of years, it was a strong guess they are the same Nancy Beall and William Wells that should be in the Beall family tree. Gist Wylie (gistwylie@yahoo.com) Beall Family Contributed by David W. Neerman NINIAN AND MARY (STRICKER) BEALL Ninian Beall and his wife Mary Stricker were early settlers of Brooke County, West Virginia, moving there about 1796 when it was still Ohio County, Virginia. Ninian and Mary were both probably born in Frederick County, Maryland, and were married in Frederick City on March 7, 1780. Long thought to be Ninian Edmonston Beall, son of Benjamin Beall, recent research shows him to be a son of James Beall of Frederick County. Mary was born Anna Maria Stricker on January 27, 1763 to George Stricker and his wife Catherine Springer. Ninian and Mary sold their property in Frederick County in 1796 and probably moved to Brooke County about that time. Ninian died April II, 183 1, and Mary died February 2, 1843, and both were buried on their farm in a small family cemetery. Their descendants later had their gravestones set into a cement monument on the site, and the monument can be seen today although most of the stones are now worn smooth. The monument is in a grove of trees and shrubs in front of the Hukill family residence on McAdoo Road in Brooke County. Ninian and Mary had eleven children: (1) George Stricker Beall 1782-1853 of Rush Run, Jefferson County, Ohio; (2) Mary Beall 1784-1860 wife of Harry Hammond of East Springfield, Ohio; (3) James Beall 1789-1866 of Brooke County, (4) Mary Am Beall wife of William Cash (5) Nancy Ann Beall, wife of William Wells; (6) Beth Ann Beall 1794-1849 wife of Hillory Fisher of Brooke County; (7) John Stricker Beall 1798-1852 of Brooke County; (8) Basil Beall 1799-1871 of Brooke County; (9) Benjamin Beall 1801-1827; (10) Ann Eliza Beall 1803-1874 wife of Andrew Jester of Independence, Pennsylvania; and (11) Samuel Beall 1805-1833. Beth Ann and Basil are buried in Franklin Cemetery; James is buried in Lower Buffalo Graveyard; John, Benjamin and probably Samuel are buried in the family cemetery with their parents; and George and Mary are buried in family cemeteries in Ohio. | Beall, Nancy Ann (I27592)
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| 3065 | Here is the little biography of Peter Mörlin in two languages, with footnotes and maps. Hufen have nothing to do with either hooves or linen. They are farms — normal, regular, full-sized farms with crops, hay and pastures — but, to be fair, Peter would probably agree with you when he saw Lake Czarnen for the first time. The lake is so far away from Königsberg — 84 miles either way — that it might as well be the summer home of the Dark Lord of the Hooves. | Mörlin, Peter (I13510)
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| 3066 | Here's a baptism from the Red Church: Maria Rosina, daughter of Samuel Sutter & Maria, nee Bromer, born June 11, 1853, baptized Aug 7, 1853. Sponsors: Parents. | Sutter, Maria Rosina (I15351)
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| 3067 | Herfast de Crépon From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Herfast de Crepon was the brother of Gunnora, Duchess of Normandy, the wife of Richard I of Normandy. His parentage is unknown, but it is stated by Dudo of St. Quentin that the family was of noble Danish blood, while Robert of Torigni stated his father was a forester in the Pays de Caux in northern France. About 1015, he witnessed a grant of Gunnora to the abbey of Mont Saint-Michel. It has been suggested that he is identical to the Arfast who in December 1022 at the church of St. Croix, Orléans, testified before king Robert II of France at the trial of several canons accused of neo-Manachaeism. Arfast testified that though uninfluenced by their heresy he pretended to share their beliefs so as to gain knowledge that could be used to denounce them. Public sentiment was so inflamed against the heresy that the king was forced to station queen Constance at the church door to prevent the crowd from immediately killing the heretics. On their conviction, the majority were taken out of the church and burned. Arfast then retired as a monk to the abbey of Saint-Père-en-Vallée, Chartres, to which he donated land, as did Gunnora and her children Richard II of Normandy and Robert, archbishop of Rouen. By an unknown wife, Herfast was the father of Osbern, the steward under two of the dukes of Normandy, and of Ranulf, known from ducal charters. Herfast died before 22 August 1026 or 1027. | de Crepon, Herfast (I25873)
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| 3068 | Herr Koch’s article about the Caspar Tryller Foundation already has a summary in the founder’s German Wikipedia biography at https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspar_Tryller so here it is, translated from the German : On Michaelmas Day [ 29 September ] 1616, [ Caspar ] Tryller pledged 3,600 guilders to the city of Sangerhausen [ between Erfurt and Magdeburg, 48 miles northwest of Leipzig ] against the mortgage pledge of the city stalls. In 1617 he decreed that the annual interest of 216 guilders should be used as follows: | Tryller, Caspar (I33030)
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| 3069 | Herring Creek Plantation Graveyards | Burrage, Margaret (I33129)
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| 3070 | Herring Creek Plantation Graveyards | Smith, Nathan (I33128)
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| 3071 | Hesilia FitzGilbert de Brione (also Helise, Helisia, Elise or Elisee and Hesilia Crispin, Hesilia De Brione) was the daughter of Gilbert de Brionne, Count of Eu, and great granddaughter of Richard I, Duke of Normandy. *It should be noted that 'Crispin' was her father's cognomen, nickname, and not actually part of the names of his children. Married William Malet, Lord of Graville, probably about 1050. May have been married prior to this to Baldric of Teuton. William and Hesilia had 2 known children, possibly more: - Robert Malet (c 1050-1130) First Lord Great Chamberlain of England - Gilbert , founder of the Malets of Shepton Mallet in Somerset. Hesilia's husband William Malet was part of the invasion force of William the Conqueror, who was Hesilia's 2nd cousin. After England was conquered, Malet was awarded vast properties there, and became the Honour of Eye and High Sheriff of Yorkshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. While still keeping their properties in Normandy, the family relocated to England. In 1069 while living at the castle at York, Hesilia, William and their 2 children, were captured and held hostage by Dane raiders. After sacking the city, burning the castles to the ground and slaughtering the garrisons there, the Danes were eventually driven off and the family was freed. William Malet died in 1071 and was succeeded by their oldest son Robert as Honour of Eye and High Sheriff or Norfolk and Suffolk. It is not known when Hesilia died. -------------------- "William Malet married Hesilia Crispin, (9) who was through a female, descended in the fourth generation from Rollo I, Duke of Normandy, and therefore related to Duke William, the fifth in descent in the male line."Notices of an English Branch of the Malet Family. Arthur Malet, (Harrison & Sons, St. Martin's Lane, London, England, MDCCCLXXXV (1885)), M8W994S136., p 7 and Tree showing her descent from Crispina, daughter of Rollo, in the Appendices p99. | FitzGilbert, Hesllia Elise de Brionne (I35497)
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| 3072 | Hi, Herman Deitmaring is born 3th Jan 1826 in Emsdetten /Westphalia, baptisted 4th Jan 1826 in St Pankratius/Emsdetten and emigrated in 1854. He arrived New York with the ship „Orpheus“: 3th Nov 1854. Do you know his date of death? With best regards from Germany Alois Brinkkötter Alois Brinkkoetter [brinkkoetter.alois@t-online.de] | Deitmaring, Herman (I17442)
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| 3073 | Hi, I checked the courthouse records and found only Gladys Ruth listed in the birth records and it says; Book 2, page 283, Sac County Births Gladys Ruth McQuigg was born December 5,1916 in Schaller, Iowa to Grace Bettin and Willis E. McQuigg. There are other births of other children of theirs listed; Book 2, page 281 Clifford Leonard McQuigg was born September 17,1913 in Schaller, Iowa to Grace Bettin and Willis E. McQuigg. Book 3, page 139 Delayed Records Everett Willis McQuigg was born November 28,1909 to Willis McQuigg and Grace Bettin Book 4, page 186 Glenn Irwin or Irvin McQuigg born February 7,1939 in Eureka Township, Sac County, Iowa to Willis McQuigg and Grace Bettin. Death Records; Book 5, page 4, Sac County Courthouse Grace M. McQuigg, female, white, widowed, age 86 was born May 5,1885 in Germany to William Bettin and Bertha Rogge. Lived at Schaller, Iowa. Informant-Miss Betty McQuigg. Died February 2,1972 of a myocardial infarction. Buried in Schaller, Iowa Cemetery. There is an article in the Schaller Centennial Book about the family with photo. According to the article Willis and Grace had five children; 1. Everett Willis-born November 28,1909. he died May 7,1965. 2. James Lester-born March 17,1911. Married Helen Norlin. They had two children; Gary Lloyd born August 1,1945 and Donald Lester born November 16,1946. 3. Clifford Leonard born September 7,1913. Married Mildred Virginia Trimble October 17,1943. 4. Gladys Ruth (Betty) was born December 5,1915. She died December 5,1981 in Omaha. 5. Glenn Irwin born February 7,1921. Married Mavis Ann Thorton. Child-Glenn Wayne born NOvember 3,1950. Willis Edgar died December 10,1942 and Grace died February 2,1972 and buried in Schaller, Iowa Cemetery. There was nothing written about a twin. I also looked in Schaller Cemetery records and there isn't a burial for a child of the McQuigg either. Back to the article on them, Willis wife was Grace Margaret Bettin. If you would like copies of any of this let me know and I will send what I have.\ Marilyn | McQuigg, James Lester (I1622)
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| 3074 | Hi, I checked the courthouse records and found only Gladys Ruth listed in the birth records and it says; Book 2, page 283, Sac County Births Gladys Ruth McQuigg was born December 5,1916 in Schaller, Iowa to Grace Bettin and Willis E. McQuigg. There are other births of other children of theirs listed; Book 2, page 281 Clifford Leonard McQuigg was born September 17,1913 in Schaller, Iowa to Grace Bettin and Willis E. McQuigg. Book 3, page 139 Delayed Records Everett Willis McQuigg was born November 28,1909 to Willis McQuigg and Grace Bettin Book 4, page 186 Glenn Irwin or Irvin McQuigg born February 7,1939 in Eureka Township, Sac County, Iowa to Willis McQuigg and Grace Bettin. Death Records; Book 5, page 4, Sac County Courthouse Grace M. McQuigg, female, white, widowed, age 86 was born May 5,1885 in Germany to William Bettin and Bertha Rogge. Lived at Schaller, Iowa. Informant-Miss Betty McQuigg. Died February 2,1972 of a myocardial infarction. Buried in Schaller, Iowa Cemetery. There is an article in the Schaller Centennial Book about the family with photo. According to the article Willis and Grace had five children; 1. Everett Willis-born November 28,1909. he died May 7,1965. 2. James Lester-born March 17,1911. Married Helen Norlin. They had two children; Gary Lloyd born August 1,1945 and Donald Lester born November 16,1946. 3. Clifford Leonard born September 7,1913. Married Mildred Virginia Trimble October 17,1943. 4. Gladys Ruth (Betty) was born December 5,1915. She died December 5,1981 in Omaha. 5. Glenn Irwin born February 7,1921. Married Mavis Ann Thorton. Child-Glenn Wayne born NOvember 3,1950. Willis Edgar died December 10,1942 and Grace died February 2,1972 and buried in Schaller, Iowa Cemetery. There was nothing written about a twin. I also looked in Schaller Cemetery records and there isn't a burial for a child of the McQuigg either. Back to the article on them, Willis wife was Grace Margaret Bettin. If you would like copies of any of this let me know and I will send what I have.\ Marilyn | McQuigg, Clifford Leonard (I4413)
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| 3075 | High Reeve of Northumbria Morcar Print Family Tree • Deceased about 1015 Parents • Earngrim Of Northumbria • ? ? Spouses and children • With Ealdgyth Of Mercia (Parents : Wulfric Spot Of Tamworth & ? ?) with ◦ Ealdgyth Of Northumbria † Married about July 1015, Mercia, England, to King Edmund II *Ironside* of the England 993-1016 Siblings • Sigeferth Of Northumbria Notes Individual Note Morcar (died 1015) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Weston Crich Morley Ingleby Smalley Morcar was given land in Derbyshire in 1009 Morcar or Morkar (? 1015) was a minister of Æþelræd Unræd. He was given lands in Derbyshire in 1009 including Weston-on-Trent, Crich and Smalley by King Æþelræd Unræd,[1] 1011[2] and 1012. He and his brother were murdered in 1015. Morcar's brother's wife was later married to Edmund Ironside. [edit] Biography Morcar was the son of Earngrim according to John of Worcester[3] and his brother was Sigeferth. He was mentioned in the will of Wulfric, brother of Aelfhelm and son of Wulfrun. In 1004, when Wulfric died he made Morcar a major beneficiary along with Burton Abbey and Aelfhelm.[4] It is reported that Morcar was married to Ealdgyth who was the daughter of Aelfthryth, the sister of Wulfric and Aelfhelm.[5] Morcar was a King's minister in 1009 when Æþelræd Unræd (King Ethelred the Unready) agreed a charter at the Great Council. This agreement gave lands to his minister Morcar.[1] The charter shows that he would control the crossings of the River Trent at, Weston-on-Trent, Wilne and King's Mills in Leicestershire. Although not mentioned explicitly the land described at Weston on Trent included ownership of what is now the villages of Shardlow and Aston-on-Trent. The river crossings at Weston, King's Mill and Wilne control one of the main routes for travelers moving up or down England as this river was a boundary within Mercia. The Domesday book also used the river as a boundary between counties later that century. The land that Morcar received was listed as eight hides at Weston upon Trent, and a hide each at Morley, Smalley, Ingleby, Crich and Kidsley.[6] This land was given to Morcar, the King's chief minister, and he was unusually given rights that were normally reserved for the King alone. He was given the responsibility for all types of justice and exemption from the Trinoda necessitas. Morcar alone could decide a fate of life or death without the need of the authority of the King or his sheriff.[1] Morcar was given further lands in Derbyshire. In 1011 he was given five hides at what (maybe) Mickleover[7] and in 1012, two more at Eckington.[8] These land grants again came under the control of Æþelræd Unræd, when Morcar and his brother, Sigeferth, were murdered by Eadric in 1015. Williams speculates that Morcar may have been involved in swinging support in Northumbria behind Swein.[9] Æþelræd Unræd took both Morcar and Sigeferth lands, and imprisoned Sigeferth's widow who was called Ealdgyth. King Edmund Ironside then freed the widow and married her. Edmund redistributed some of the lands that had previusly belonged to Sigeferth.[10] [edit] References 1. ^ a b c Charter of Æthelred, The Great Council, 1009, accessed April 2009 2. ^ Charter 3. ^ John of Worcester, pase.ac.uk, accessed April 2009 4. ^ Williams' Aethelred the Unready (p. 74-75) 5. ^ Williams' Aethelred the Unready 6. ^ Kidsley is no longer a place in Derbyshire, but translations give this as Kidsleygrange. Both of these names appear on properties today near Heanor 7. ^ 1011 agreement re Mickleover, anglo-saxons.net, accessed April 2009 8. ^ Agreement re Eckington, 1012, anglo-saxon.net, accessed April 2009 9. ^ Williams' Aethelred the Unready (p. 120) 10. ^ These are charters S 947; Williams, Æthelred, p. 134 & note 13 | of Northumbria, Morcar (I33449)
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| 3076 | Highway 41 and 1-1/2 miles west | Willoby, Flora Alice (I27076)
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| 3077 | Highway 41, 1 1/2 miles west of Arrow Rock | Willoby, Flora Alice (I1435)
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| 3078 | Highway 5 | Walther, William Earl (I21790)
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| 3079 | Highway 66 | Sublett, Gilvis Edward (I3381)
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| 3080 | HILDA MARIE MCQUIGGE * The funeral of Mrs. Douglas McQuigge of R.R. 1. Marmora, who died suddenly in Kingston General Hospital on Friday. February 10th, was on Monday, February 13th from Howden Funeral Home to St. Paul's Anglican Church. The service, conducted by Rev. Robert Stewart was at 2:00 p.m. In her 57th year she was a daughter of Mrs. Hilda Dean and the late Charles Dean. She was born and educated in England, and was a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Marmora. She is survived by her mother and her husband. Douglas McQuigge, 5 daughters. Mrs. Arthur Mason (Marv); Mrs. William Faulkner (Gladys); Mrs. Kenneth Harris (Shirley); Mrs. Thomas Davidson (Lorna); Mrs. David Rennie (Sharon) all of Toronto; and 5 sons. Donald of Cordova: Gerald of Peterborough; George of Oshawa; Charles of Toronto: and Billy at home Entombment was in Marmora Protestant Cemetery. Pall bearers were Leonard Carman. Harold Carman, Bruce Rallison. Tom Smith, Keith Hamilton, Earl Clemenger. Marmora Herald February 16, 1967 Page 6 | Dean, Hilda Marie (I35201)
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| 3081 | Hildegard of the Vinzgau was the daughter of Count Gerold of Kraichgau (founder of the Udalriching family) and his wife Emma (who was the daughter of Duke Nebe (Hnabi) of Alemannia and Hereswintha vom Bodensee of Lake Constance). She was born about 757 in Ravensburg, Kraichgau, the only daughter of the family, she had four brothers. In 771, at the age of 12 or 12, Hildegard married Charlemagne, becoming his 2nd wife. They had a close marriage. Hildegard often accompanied him on military campaigns and traveling for state occasions. In the 12 years of their marriage Hildegarde had 8 pregnancies resulting in 9 children: - Charles the Younger b.c. 772, Duke of Maine, King of the Franks - Adalhaid (774), who was born whilst her parents were on campaign in Italy. She was sent back to Francia, but died before reaching Lyons - Rotrude (or Hruodrud) (775–6 June 810) - Carloman, renamed Pepin b. 777, King of Italy - Louis (778–20 June 840), twin of Lothair, King of Aquitaine, King of the Franks/co-emperor in 813, senior Emperor from 814 - Lothair (778–6 February 779/780), twin of Louis, died in infancy - Bertha (779–826) - Gisela (781–808) - Hildegarde (782–783) Hildegard died on 30 April 783, from the after effects of her last childbirth. She was buried the following day (1 May 783) in the Abbey of Saint-Arnould in Metz. The child, named Hildegarde after her mother, died in 783 also. Even Pope Adrian I expressed condolences to Charlemagne upon hearing of her death. At Charlemagne's request candles were burned near her grave and prayers said daily for her soul. Hildegarde was well respected during her lifetime, she was a friend of Saint Leoba, and although never canonized herself was regarded locally as a saint throughout the Middle Ages, often depicted with an aureola. She traveled often with Charlemagne and the children and was in Rome with them in 780 when Carloman (Pepin) and Louis were made kings. When not traveling with her husband, Hildegard ruled the court in his absence. ****** • Note “Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families,” Douglas Richardson (2013): “CHARLEMAGNE, King of the Franks, 768-814, King of the Langobards, 773-814, Emperor of the Romans, 800-814, son of Pépin (nicknamed "le Bref”), King of the Franks, by Bertrade, daughter of Charibert, Count of Laon. On the death of his father in 768, he became King of the Franks jointly with his brother, Carloman, and was crowned 9 October 768 at Noyon. He married (1st c.769-770, daughter of Desiderius, king of the Lombards. They had no issue. He married (2nd) before 30 April 771 HILDEGARDE, daughter of Gerold I, Count in Vinzgau, by Imma (or Emma), daughter of Count Nebi (or Hnabi). They had four sons, Charles, Pépin [King of Italy], Louis (I) [King of Aquitaine, Emperor], and Lothair, and five daughters, Adelaide (or Adelheid), Rotrude, Berthe, Gisele, and Hildegarde. On the death of his brother, Carloman, in 771, he reunited his father's possessions. He conquered the kingdom of the Lombards in 773. He used the title "rex Francorum et Langobardorum" from 5 June 774, adding "atque patricius Romanorum" from 16 July 774. His wife, Hildegarde, died at Thionville (Moselle) 30 April 783, and was buried in the church of the abbey of Saint Arnoul at Metz. He married (3rd) at Worms in October 783 FASTRADA, daughter of Radulf, Count in Franconia. They had two daughters, Theodrade [Abbess of Argenteuil] and Hiltrude. His wife, Fastrada, died at Frankfurt 10 August 794, and was buried in the basilica of Saint-Alban in Mainz. He married (4th) c.794-796 LIUTGARDE, an Alamannian. They had no issue. By various mistresses, he had four illegitimate sons, Pépin, Dreux [Bishop of Metz], Hugues, and Thierry (or Theodoric), and three illegitimate daughters, Chrothais, Rothlldis (or Rouhaut) [Abbess at Faremoutiers], and Adaltrude. His wife, Liutgarde, died at Tours 4 June 800, and was buried in the church of Saint-Martin in Tours. He was crowned Emperor of the Romans at St. Peter's, Rome 25 December 800. CHARLEMAGNE, Emperor of the Romans, died at Aachen 28 January 814, and was buried at Aix-la-Chapelle. Guerard Cartulaire de l’Abbeye de Saint-Berlin (Coll. des Cartulaires de France 3) (1840): 55-56 (Chartulatium Sithiense, Pars Prima, Folquini Lib. I.). Henaux Charlemagne d'après les Traditions liégeoises (1878). Eginhard Life of Charlemagne (1880). Monumenta Germaniæ Historica SS XIII (1881): 219. (Annales Necrologici Prumienses [necrology of Prüm]: "Anno Domini incarn. 814. Karolus imperator 5 Kal. Feb. [28 Jan.] feliciter diem ultimum clausit, anno etatis suae circiter 71."). Cutts Charlemagne (1882). Monumenta Germaniæ Historica (Necrologia Germaniæ 1) (1888): 273 (Necrologium Augiæ Divitis: kat Ianuarius [28 January] - Karolus imperator."). Birch Cat. Seals in the British Museum 5 (1898): 111 (seal of Charlemagne dated A.D. 774- Oval: impression from an oval intaglio engraved stone. A bust, draped, turned to the right in profile. Legend: + XPE PROTEGE CAROLVM REGE FRANC.), 111 (seal of Charlemagne dated A.D. 812 - Oval: impression of an antique oval intaglio gem. Bust of Jupiter Serapis, with the modius on his head, in profile to the left. No legend.). Hodgkin Life of Charlemagne (1902). Halphen Recueil d'Annales Angevines et Vendômoises (1903): 52 (Annales de Vendôme sub A.D. 814: "Inclitus imperator Karolus migravit ad Christum feliciter, amen, v kalendas feburarii [28 January]."). Russell Charlemagne, First of the Moderns (1930). Scholz & Rogers Carolingian Chronicles: Royal Frankish Annals & Nithard's Histories (1970): 61 (Royal Frankish Annals sub A.D. 783: "The worthy Lady Queen Hildegard died on April 30, which fell that year on the eve of the Ascension of the Lord."). Banfield Charlemagne (1986). Winter Descs. of Charlemagne (800-1400) (1987): I, II.1-II.18. Settipani & von Kerrebrouck La Préhistoire des Capetians (1993). Collins Charlemagne (1998). Becher Charlemagne (2003). Bhote Charlemagne: The Life & Times of an Early Medieval Emperor (2005). Story Charlemagne: Empire & Society (2005). Wilson Charlemagne: A Biography (2005). Einhard and Notker the Stammerer Two Lives of Charlemagne (2008). McKitterick Charlemagne: The Formation of a European Identity (2008). Children of Charlemagne, by Hildegarde: i. PÉPIN (or PIPPIN), King of Italy [see next]. ii. LOUIS, King of Aquitaine, Emperor, married (1st) ERMENGARDE OF HASPENGAU; (2nd) JUDITH OF ALTORF [see Line B, Gen. 2 below].” Hildegard (wife of Charlemagne) Hildegard (* approx. 758; † April 30, 783 in Diedenhofen an der Mosel) was the third wife of Charlemagne and mother of Ludwig the Pious. Little information can be found about her life, because like all of Karl's wives she was in the political background and was only mentioned in relation to her wedding, her death and as a mother She was the daughter of the Frankish Count Gerold from the Geroldon family and Imma, daughter of the Alemannic Count Hnabi and Hereswintha from Lake Constance. Her father owned extensive possessions in the territory of Karl's younger brother Karlmann, which makes this marriage one of Karl's most important long-term relationships, as he was able to strengthen his position in the areas east of the Rhine and bind the Alemannic nobility to himself. Among the Hildegard siblings, the adviser of Charlemagne stands out, the military leader Gerold the Younger, who was also mentioned as Count in der Baar and in Nagoldgau Since Hildegard's exact dates of birth are not available, it can be assumed that she was between 12 and 14 years old at the time. A marriage at this age was not unusual at the time, as the marriageable age was fixed at sexual maturity. In Roman law, which was widely accepted by the church, the minimum age for marriage for girls was set at 12 years Hildegard died on April 30th, 783 shortly after the birth of her last daughter and was buried on May 1st in the Abbey of Sankt Arnulf in Metz. It was Karl's wish that candles should always be lit on her grave and that prayers should be said for the deceased every day Although Karl already had a son by his first wife, in the will of 806 (Divisio Regnorum) the empire was divided among the three sons of Hildegard who reached adulthood. Because her son Ludwig the Pious succeeded Karl as emperor, Hildegard was called the "mother of kings and emperors" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlemagne#Wives,_concubines,_and_children | von Vinzgau, Hildegard (I32231)
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| 3085 | Hiram LARIMORE and Mary Ann SIMMONS were married about 1856 in Morgan County, Missouri. This date is estimated on the basis of birth of oldest child. They had the two boys, William and James, in the census in 1860. Mary Ann SIMMONS, daughter of Russell SIMMONS and Abigail WHITE, was born in 1839 in Morgan County, Missouri. She died between 1863 and 1865 in Benton County, Missouri. | Simmons, Mary Ann (I32744)
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| 3087 | his children- Gerold der Jüngere (Gerold II.), Begründer der Geroldonen, Markgraf der Awarenmark und Präfekt von Bayern Udalrich I. (Ulrich, Adalrich, Odalrich), Begründer der Udalrichinger und Graf im Albgau[5] Hildegard ∞ Karl der Große Roadbert, Graf in den Bodenseegrafschaften Willigard ∞ Graf Egilolf von Bensheim († 4. April 783) Uto (Voto)[6] Megingoz[7] Hadrian (Adrianus) 793 bezeugt, † vor 821 Erbio Gerold of Vinzgau (also Vintzgouw or Anglachgau) was a count in Kraichgau and Anglachgau. Born about 725, he married Emma of Alamannia, the daughter of Hnabi, Duke of Alamannia, before 754. Together they had 5 children: - Eric of Friuli, the Duke of Friuli - Gerold, Margrave of the Avarian March and Prefect of Bavaria - Udalrich, founded the Udalriching dynasty (counts of Bregenz) - Hildegard, born in 754, married King Charlemagne in 771 - Adrian, Count of Orléans, father of Odo I, Count of Orléans In 784 Gerold and Emma are recorded as making generous donations to the monastery of Lorsch. Gerold died in 799. | of Kraichgau, Gérold I (I32295)
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| 3088 | His eight children with second wife Elizabeth should all have birthdates later than first child William. Many duplicates that do not show under “research help”. Biography Robert Bradford, son of Peter, resided in the parish of Tickhill, York, England, when he made his will. His birth has been estimated to be about 1487. He married twice. His first wife's name is totally unknown. She was the great grandmother of "Mayflower" Gov. William Bradford. His second wife was Elizabeth. Elizabeth and Robert's son, Robert, proved his will. She may be the Elizabeth Bradforth who was buried at Tickhill 21 Oct 1556. Robert was mentioned in the 1533 will of his uncle William Bradforde of Bentley. He was perhaps the Robert Bradforthe, supervisor of the 1541 will of John Bradforthe of Almholme, in Arksey, his brother. Robert's father, Peter, bequeathed to him in this 1542/3 will "13s 4d. [sic, ? £6.13s.4d.]" and gave to each of Robert's children, Robert, Thomas and John, a ewe lamb. He died between the date of his will, 28 Nov 1552, and the probate date 5 Oct 1553. Robert will directed his burial in the churchyard of Tickhill. Bequests were made to his son William Bradforth and William's daughter Alice, his son (the testator) Robert Bradforth, his sons Richard, John, Peter, Thomas and Hugh, his daughter Katheryne, and to each of her four children, Lancelot, William, Robert and Ursulay, to his daughter Alice's daughter Anne. He made his wife Elizabeth and son Robert risiduary legatees and executors, and named Peter Bradforth of Bentley, his brother and John Jennynge of Arksey, probably his nephew, as supervisors. Child by first wife: 1.) William, of Austerfield, co. York, who was grandfather of Gov. William Bradford. Children by wife Elizabeth: 1.) Robert, testator of 1578 2.) Richard, probably dead by 12 Feb 1557/8 since he was not mentioned in the wills of other family members 3.) John living 12 Feb 1557/8 but probably dead by 19 Apr 1578 (not mentioned in brother Robert's will 4.) Peter, probably the Peter Bradforth buried at Tickhill 4 Jul 1557 5.) Thomas testator of 1605 6.) Hugh, probably dead by 12 Feb 1557/8 since he was not mentioned in the wills of other family members 7.) Katheryne, probably dead by 12 Feb 1557/8 since he was not mentioned in the wills of other family members. She probably married John Ogden and had children Lancelot, William, Robert, Ursala, and Richard. 8.) Alice living 19 Apr 1578; married and had a daughter Anne and two or three other children. A GENEALOGY. OF THE BRADFORD FAMILY. BY G. M. FESSENDEN, [Member of the R. I. Historical Society, and of the N. England Historic, Genealogical Society.] [ARMS.-The Right Reverend Father in God, SAMUEL BRADFORD, Lord Bishop of Rochester, and Dean of Westminster, bears two Coats Impaled, viz.: Argent, on a Saltire Gules, an Escalop Or, being the Armes of his Episcopal See; conjoyned with his paternal Coat, viz: Argent, on a Fesse Sable, three Stag's Heads eras'd, Or."* The Lords and Earls of the name of Bradford were of the familes of Newport and Bridgeman, and hence have no connection with our subject; their titles being derived from the earldom and lordship of Bradford. BRADFORD (Cheshire and Devonshire) Sable a cross engrailed argent. (Yorkshire) Argent a wolf's head erased between three buglehorns sable. Crest-a peacock's head ppr, in the mouth a snake, entwined round the neck, vert.-GEN. SIR THOMAS BRADFORD, G. C. B.† same Arms and Crest as the last. Motto - Fier et sage.- (Yorkshire) Argent a chevron between three buglehorns sable.- (Another, same Co.) Argent on a fesse sable three stag's heads erased (another, couped) or.-(Wiltshire) same Arms. Crest A stag's head erased, or.- [The following are given, but as belonging to no particular county.]- Ar. on a fesse sa. three stag's (another, goats') heads erased or.- Or, on a fesse sa. three goat's heads erased of the field.- Ar. three buglehorns sa. stringed or.- Ar. a cross gu. betw. four mullets az.- Gu. a lion ramp. erm.-Ar. a wolf's head erased between three buglehorns sa. in chief an annulet of the last. [graphic][ocr errors] Although Mr. Fessenden had in a clear and lucid manner, and with unwearied labor and perseverance, drawn up the Bradford Genealogy, and finished it about three years ago, yet while it has lain in the Publisher's hands, many important additions have been made to it. Some by the Publisher himself, but for a large amount of excellent material, he is indebted to WILLIAM BRADFORD, ESQ., of Duxbury, himself a lineal descendant of the Pilgrim, who has taken great pains to make the work as complete as possible. It was not always convenient to note our additions, or those of others, but the MSS. of the whole will, with the author's consent, be deposited in the archives of the N. E. H. Gen. Soc., where, if necessary, they may be referred to. The plan adopted by Gen. Fessenden in drawing up his work, tho perfectly clear, was not accommodated to our pages, mainly for the reason that it required much more space, than the same amount of matter does in the form we give it. Moreover, the additions before mentioned could not be made to it in the author's MS.; therefore, the whole required to be rewritten. * Guillim's Heraldry, Kent's Edition, 1726. † Besides this title of G. C. B. (Knight of the Grand Cross of the Bath,) he had that of G. C. H., (Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.) He was son of the late Thomas Bradford, Esq., of Woodlands, near Doncaster, and of Ashdown Park, Sussex, and brother of LIEUT. COL. SIR HENRY BRADFORD, who died in 1816, from the effects of wounds received at the battle of Waterloo.- Landed Gentry. + Burke's General Armory. The above is all he has upon BRADFORD. Many of the descendants of Gov. Bradford will discover omissions in the work, after all the labor that has been bestowed upon it; we now call upon them, and all others interested, to make their complaints in writing, and in such a tangible shape, that they may serve to perfect the work when we publish the remaining portion of it; otherwise, all errors and omissions of every description will be laid at their own doors. Communications containing information may be addressed to Gen. G. M. Fessenden, Warren, R. I.] The writer has bestowed upon this Genealogy much time and care; yet, such is the nature of the work, he can hardly expect that it is complete, or even free from error. One point however is attained, namely, that of avoiding the confusion and embarrassment usually to be met with in lengthy genealogical accounts. The arrangement of the names into distinct generations, and the use of numbers, render the descent of each individual obvious and readily traceable.* Warren, R I., July 1848. The name of Bradford is derived from the Saxon "Bradenford," or "Broad-ford,"† and is doubtless very ancient. Two towns of considerable size in England, are known by this name; one in Wiltshire, near Bath, the other in Yorkshire, near Leeds. The latter of these, we suppose to have been the locality from whence originated the great founder of the name in the United States. One of the first martyrs who perished at the stake in "Bloody Queen Mary's" time, was JOHN BRADFORD, prebend of St. Paul's, and a celebrated preacher. He was born at Manchester in Lancashire, about 1510, was committed to prison Aug. 16, 1553, where he remained until his death, a period of nearly two years. The numerous letters and other compositions, written by him during his imprisonment, are remarkable for their able and uncompromising opposition to the dogmatical requisitions of papacy, and for abounding in depth and fervency of plain personal piety, and expansive religious feeling. He was finally condemned, January 31, 1555, and burnt at Smithfield, on the first day of July following. He perished nobly, praying and exhorting the people while at the stake; his last words were, "Strait is the gate, and narrow is the way," &c. John Bradford was the intimate friend of Rogers, Hooper, Saunders, Latimer, Cranmer, and Ridley, who about the same time with himself, sealed their opposition to papal bigotry, at the fiery stake. He was never married, but left at his death, a number of near relations. The early, energetic, and persevering opposition to sacerdotal intolerance exhibited by Gov. Bradford of Plymouth, would seem to indicate him as a Though, as before remarked, we have been obliged to change the plan adopted by the author, our system is exactly the same, in respect to the regular succession of generations. We endeavored, in following him, that the oldest person in each should come first, but that object is not fully attained. tho' much nearer than had been done by him., It is almost impossible to avoid this irregularity, as it is often discovered that other children belong to the same parents after a generation is considered complete - EDITOR. Bradford, situated near the Avon. [Co. Wilts,] on the abrupt declivity of a hill, three and a half miles northwest from Salisbury, owes its name to the broad ford of the river. Dugdale. There is also a Bradford in the Co. of York, thirty-four miles from the City of York. EDITOR. Names of individuals were often derived from the names of the places at which they happened to reside; and names thus acquired were transmitted to families. Hence, some individual who resided at some time, at some broad ford of some stream, river or estuary, in due time was called by the name of that locality, Broad Ford and afterwards Bradford as a more convenient word for utterance.- EDITOR. worthy descendant of the martyr's immediate family; and that he was so, is rendered more probable from the fact, that the town of Bradford in Yorkshire, Manchester, the birth-place of the martyr, and Austerfield, where Gov. Bradford was born thirty-three years after the martyr's death, are all in the north of England, and near each other.* Another circumstance which may be adduced in proof of the supposition, is this. One of several writers, cotemporaries of the Governor, who at his decease, commemorated the event in poetic effusions, thus writes: "Now blessed, holy Bradford, a successor Of blessed, holy Bradford, the confessor, Is gone to place of rest."† The following item of History suggests a possible reason, (in addition to the martyr's death,) why Gov. Bradford, in his numerous writings, has refrained from alluding to his own family connections. It occurred within two years of the burning of John Bradford, and is recorded in "Baker's Chronicle." April 24, 1557, Thomas Stafford, second son of Lord Stafford, with two and thirty persons, (English fugitives, set on by the French King,) came from France with the intention of subverting the government of the detested Queen Mary. They attacked and took Scarborough Castle, in Yorkshire, but were driven out and conquered, within two days, by the Earl of Westmoreland. Stafford was beheaded on Tower Hill, May 28, 1557, and the next day, Bradford and two others of his associates were executed at Tyburn.† A further reason for the Governor's taciturnity respecting his ancestry, may be found in the fact, that his parents died when he was quite young, and his relations, to whose guardianship he was assigned, strongly opposed his adoption of the religious views of, and connection with, the puritans. William Bradford, Governor of Plymouth Colony, was born at Austerfield, in Yorkshire, England, in 1588. About 1608 he went to Holland and joined the pilgrims, and came to Plymouth in the Mayflower, in 1620, accompanied by his wife, whose maiden name was Dorothy May. This lady never reached Plymouth, but was accidentally drowned, on the 7th of December, 1620, during the absence of her husband on an examining tour into Massachusetts Bay, and while the Mayflower remained in Cape Cod harbor. She was the first English female who died at Plymouth, and the first whose death is recorded in New England. Mr. Bradford was chosen Governor in 1621, and was reëlected to that office every year till 1657, except five years-1633, '34, '36, '38, '44. He was one of the most efficient persons in directing and sustaining the new settlement; or, in the words of an ancient writer, he "was the very prop and glory of Plymouth Colony, during all the whole series of changes that passed over it." Aug. 14, 1623, he married widow Alice Southworth, whose maiden name is supposed to have been Carpenter; she came over in the "Ann," and lived, highly respected by the whole community, till the 26th of March, 1670, when she deceased, aged about 80. Gov. Bradford died on the 9th of May, 1657, "lamented by all the colo In his last letter to his mother, dated the 24th of June, 1555, he speaks of his brother Roger, to whom and her "he sends all his writings" This letter is printed in Middleton's Evangelical Biog., vol. 1, p. 372-3, where there is a very good account of the martyr. There is also another very good life of him in Wheeler's Hist. of Manchester, but these and all the other authors who have mentioned him. (so far as our examination has extended,) give no account of his pedigree-not even giving us the name of his father.-EDITOR. ↑ Morton's Memorial, 261. [Davis' Edition.] nies of New England, as a common father to them all." * Both are buried at Plymouth. Gov. Bradford had by his second wife three children: William, Mercy, and Joseph. His auto graph, 1631-2, is here given. Villian Bradford Since the Bradford Genealogy was drawn up, some important facts have been brought to light by the labors of an eminent genealogist in London, the Rev. JOSEPH HUNTER. The result of his discoveries having reached the hands of the Editor, he gladly avails himself of the opportunity of making such extracts from it as are applicable to this work. After having shown pretty conclusively that our BRADFORD, of the Mayflower, was born at Austerfield, and that the adjacent villages of Bawtry or Bawtrey,† and Scrooby were dwelling places of others of the Pilgrims, and that it was at the latter place that the original church of Plymouth was formed, he goes on with a most interesting discussion concerning BREWSTER, ROBINSON, and others. On returning again to Bradford, he acknowledges himself indebted to Dr. Cotton Mather "for the knowledge we possess of the early life of Bradford." And he finds that the baptismal record at Austerfield confirms Dr. Mather's statement of his age, at the time of his death, namely, 69, on the 9th May, 1657. "Dr. Mather informs us," writes Mr. Hunter, "that Gov. Bradford was born to some estate; that his parents died when he was young, and that he was brought up by his grandfather and uncles. These statements," he continues, "receive ample support from testamentary and fiscal documents, and from the register, which has been well preserved, of the baptisms, marriages, and burials of the little chapel at Austerfield, which is a member of the parish of Blythe." From these evidences our author has drawn up a genealogical account of the Bradfords of Austerfield, by which we are able to carry back the pedigree of the Pilgrim three generations in England. This pedigree, reduced to our system, is as follows: NOTE. To save the reader the trouble of referring elsewhere for an explanation of the plan of the following genealogy, he will observe, 1st, that the first column of Arabic figures are intended to number all the posterity contained in the genealogy. 2nd, that the small Arabic figures at the end of every name, placed like an exponent of a power in mathematics, thus, show the number of the generation of such name; for example, (1) II. Gershom, is a descendant of the 6th generation. 3d, the Roman numerals are used only to show the number and order of every family. 4th, as every individual (male) who has descendants, must occupy a new place in the series without breaking its order, the lower numbers, or those interpolated, show at what point in the first column of numbers the children of every individual are given, thus, No. 41 in the regular Arabic series has under it 104; therefore follow the series to that No., (104,) and next after it is given the family of GERSHOм Bradford. Hence, at a glance, it is seen that this individual is the 41st descendant, and of the 6th generation from the first discovered ancestor, and that he is the IId. child of his parents. If no number be interpolated, then no descendants are given, as (9) I. John*, shows John1 to have no descendants. This system of laying down extensive genealogies has been some time before the public, and, we believe, has met with entire approbation. That it possesses obvious advantages over others hitherto employed, can scarcely admit of question. It must be remembered that we commence the reckoning of generations with the first progenitor of the name we find in England. Thus Gov. BRADFORD of Plymouth is of the third generation, and not of the first, as it has been usual to make *Mather's Magnalia. EDITOR. †Bawtrey, a small Hospital: valued at the Dissolution, at £6. 68. 8d. per Ann. - Magna Brit. vi. 663. (Speed, out of Leland.) Austerfield, as well as Bawtrey was, in the days of Bradford, a royal manor, having been acquired by the crown, by forfeitures or marriages, from the illustrious and well known heir of Nevil and Dispenser. The Bradfords were farmers of the demesne. the original emigrant, in other pedigrees. Therefore, to know the generation in this country, we have only to subtract two from any descendant of the Governor. (1) 1. William Bradford lived at Austerfield, in or about 1575, at which time he and one John Hanson were the only subsidiaries there; Bradford being taxed on twenty shillings land, and Hanson on twenty shillings goods, annual value. The time of his death appears only from a record of his burial, noted as happening on the 10 January, 1595–6. His children were, (2) 1. William2, m. Alice, dau. of John Hanson, before named, very probably. He was buried on the 15 July, 1591. This William was father of our GOVERNOR BRADFORD, and by his early decease the Plymouth father was left an orphan at the tender age of about two years. (3) II. Thomas, of whom no records appear, saving that he had a dau. Margaret, bapt. 9 March, 1578. (4) III. Robert, bapt. 25 June, 1561, m. Alice Waingate, 31 January, 1685. He was the only Bradford subsidiary at Austerfield in 1598; while at the same time and place there were three others, whose names were John Maudson, Robert Martley and Robert Bridges. The will of Robert Bradford was dated 15 April, 1609, and he was buried on the 23 of the same month. Hence this uncle of Gov. BRADFORD died about the third week in April, 1609. The will of Robert Bradford, remarks Mr. Hunter, "is the best document which we possess from which to form an idea of the status of the Bradfords at Austerfield, at the time when one of them took the important step which has made him and his family just objects of historical curiosity. He describes himself Robert Bradfurth of Austerfield, yeoman,' and we may observe that Bradfurth, or Bradfourth, is the more usual orthography of the name in the church register; so uncertain and variable was the orthography of all proper names at that period; also that, 'yeoman' implies a condition of life a little better than that which would now be indicated by the word. The yeomanry of England in the reign of Elizabeth formed the class next to the acknowledged gentry, the men who used coat-armour of right. They were people who lived, for the most part, on lands of their own." [ocr errors] Having thus digressed from the will to bring in an important elucidation of his subject, our author returns to it, and goes into its provisions with much minuteness. We must, however, confine ourself to the facts, in a condensed form. To a servant girl, Grace Wade, the free use of a dwelling house; "he names another servant, and his brother and sister Hill." To Thomas Silvester, clerk, a small legacy. To son Robert his best ironbound wain, [probably a cart with two wheels,]"the cupboard in the house," [parlor of those days,] one long table, with a frame and one long form, with his best yoke of oxen; also the counter wherein the evidences are." Also a corselet with its furniture. The residue of his estate to be equally divided among his four children, Robert, Mary, Elizabeth, and Margaret; these were his executors. Being then all under age, he orders them to be under the direction or tuition of three of his friends or neighbors:Robert and Margaret to be under the care of his "good neighbor," Mr. Richardson* of Bawtry; Elizabeth to William Downes † of Scrooby; [ocr errors] *Next to the Mortons Mr. Richardson was the principal inhabitant at Bawtry, and was afterwards allied to them; both he and Robert Morton, the head of the family, marrying in the family of Lindley of Skegby, one of the visitation families of Nottinghamshire. He had a son, Mr. Lindley Richardson.-Hunter, 48. † Of this person Mr. Hunter says he knows nothing, saving" that he was a subsidyman at Scrooby." Mary to Mr. Silvester* of Alkley. Son Robert to have the reversion of two leases; one, of all the king's lands he has in Austerfield, the other of the closes which he has of Mr. Morton in Martin lordship. "One thing is clear," observes my Pilgrim guide, "that the Bradfords of Austerfield, during the eighteen years that he who was afterwards the Governor of New Plymouth was living with them, associated with the best of the very slender population by whom they were surrounded.” But, "in the next generation they declined. Before 1628, Robert Bradford, cousingerman to the Governor, had sold his lands at Austerfield to Mr. William Vescy, a gentleman of Brampton. In 1630 one Robert Wright, a draper of Doncaster, leaves to him his gray suit of Apparel, and to Richard Bradford his son, one fustian doublet, and one pair of hose: bequests," he continues," which sufficiently indicate the obscurity and poverty into which they had fallen." This may not be a strictly just conclusion, allowing a judgment to be formed from the numerous similar bequests, though not quite contemporaneous, on our side of the Atlantic. (5) IV. Elizabeth2, bapt. 16 July, 1570, m. James Hill, 20 Jan. 1595. (6?) William Bradford', (2) who m. Alice Hanson, had (6) I. Margaret3 b. 8 March, 1585, died young. (7) II. Alice3 b. 30 Oct., 1587. (8) III. WILLIAM3, The Pilgrim, bapt. March, 1589. We have now arrived at the point connecting the American Bradfords with those of England; hence, according to our present purpose we are to leave the consideration of the latter, and proceed with the former. It is not within the present design to give a biography of the eminent founder of the race in America that has been ably done † and often published and distributed to the world. A remark or two from our Pilgrim Guide will be all we shall at this time encumber our memoir with. He observes, "While William was working his way to the consequence which he ultimately attained, his cousin-german, Robert, remained at Austerfield, where he married and had issue. "William Bradford alone gives consequence to the Bradfords of Austerfield. He inherited a portion of the lands of the family; for Dr. Mather informs us that he sold his lands when he was of full age, and was living in Holland. As to the moral and religious state of the village in which he was born, it is a very unfavorable report indeed which Dr. Mather gives. He describes it as a very ignorant, profane place, not a Bible to be seen there, and with a minister at the chapel inattentive and careless. I can neither confirm nor refute this representation, which is made, it may be observed, by one whose standard of religious duty was high. But the will of which we have had an abstract, is not without traces both of piety and charity. The clergyman alluded to must have been Henry Fletcher, who was minister of Austerfield in 1591, where he married Elizabeth Elvick." But from anything that we can discover, in what is contained in our author's extracts from the will of Robert Bradford, or in his own observations, we can see no reason to dissent from a belief in Dr. Mather's denun *The residence of "Mr. Silvester," Alkley, "lies eastward from Austerfield at no great distance, the parson of which it appears Mr. Silvester was. His will was made in 1615, from that Mr. Hunter infers him to have been a man of "a fair estate," possessing a library of English and Latin books, when, in country places, " books were exceedingly few." Hence another pleasing inference is drawn by Mr. Hunter, namely, that "this collection of books, in the hands of a friend of the family living near them, may have been a treasure of information to the Governor in his youth." ib. ↑ The best account of him is doubtless that by Dr. Belknap, in his American Biography. ciations of the state of society at and about Austerfield in those days; especially when we consider that a similar description of morals would answer very well in almost every parish in England.* We add here a copy of Gov. Bradford's autograph in 1645-6. William Bradford Goue? We now pass to the commencement of the Genealogy, as furnished by GEN. FESSENDEN, whose name stands at the head of our artiticle. Before proceeding, however, it may be pleasing to glance at an impression of the SEAL used by Gov. BRADFORD in 1631-2. It was in wax, upon the important letter we published in the Gen. Reg. (Vol. II., p. 240, &c.) Although there so much defaced as to be be made out with some difficulty, we have no doubt that it was originally intended to represent a double eagle. Our copy has the rare blemish of being too well executed. WILLIAM BRADFORD,3 (8) as before mentioned, married, 1st. Dorothy May, of whose parentage, nothing to our knowledge, has been discovered. He m. 2dly. Alice, widow of Constant Southworth,† 14 August, 1623, believed to have been a dau. of "Mr Carpenter." She d. 26 March 1670. The children by both marriages were, (9) I. John1, the only child by the first marriage probably, and born before the emigration, was of Duxbury in 1645, and in 1652 he was a deputy to the General Court, and a Lieutenant. The next year he is noted as of Marshfield, which he also represented in 1653. He m. Martha, dau. of Thomas and Martha Bourne of the latter place, and in 1653 removed to Norwich, Ct. where he died sine prole, 1678. His Autograph, John Bradford (1) II. William1 b. 17 June, 1624, m. 1st. Alice, dau. of Thomas Richards of Weymouth, who d. 12 Dec. 1671, æ. 44; 2d. a widow Wiswall; 3d. Mrs. Mary, widow of Rev. John Holmes, second minister of Duxbury, who d. 6 Jan., 1714-15. She was dau. of John Wood, alias Atwood of Plymouth. For an interesting biography of the second WILLIAM BRADFORD, of Plymouth, there are abundant materials, both in manuscript and print. The reader will find a very satisfactory account of him in Davis' edition of Morton's Memorial. He was, next to MYLES STANDISH, a chief military man of the Colony. In Philip's War he was commander in chief of the Plymouth forces, and often exposed himself to all its perils. At the Narraganset Fort Fight he received a musket ball in his flesh, which he carried the remainder of his life. In that desperate mid-winter encounter where both parties fought for their very existence, nearly a thousand Indians fell a sacrifice, and about one hundred and fifty of the English were killed or wounded. In the war with the Indians, he held the rank of Major, and was Assistant Treasurer and Deputy Governor of Plymouth, from 1682 to 1686, and from 1689 to 1691, and in the latter year he was one of the Council *A multitude of authorities might be brought to support this statement, but for the present take but one only, Bunyan's Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners, because accessible to everybody. + A neat pedigree of the Southworths is given by Mr Winsor, in his Hist. of Duxbury. | Bradford, Robert (I34947)
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| 3089 | His father left him a farm in Senirl which he later sold. He immigrated to Kalamazoo, Michigan. | McQuigg, Moore (I19991)
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| 3090 | His father left him a farm in Senirl which he later sold. He then moved to Ballyhunsley. McQuigg James of Ballyboggy county Antrim gentleman died 29 January 1925 Administration Belfast 3 July to Jane McQuigg widow. Effects £43 0s. 6d. | McQuigg, James (I21032)
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| 3091 | His father was Johann Georg Freund, tanner of Römhild | Freund, Johann Philipp (I29480)
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| 3092 | His father: "Zollner named N.N. Geyer" likely born around 1340 in Bamberg. | Geyer, N.N. (I30664)
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| 3093 | His first marriage took place in Zeitz, Burgenlanddreis, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany in 1541 to Ursula Rosenthaler. Martin Luther performed the wedding ceremony. Ursula was born in Nuremberg, Urban District, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany around 1520 and died on 31 Jul 1580 at 8:45 pm. There were 12 sons and 3 daughters from this marriage. 2055 Ursula Rosenthaler was born in Nuremberg around 1520 and died in Coburg on 31 Jul 1580. She was married in Zeitz by Dr. Martin Luther in 1541 to Maximilian Mörlin. Miscellaneous: Jodocus Morlin and seine Nachkommen (Karina Kulbach-Fricke), Year and place of birth as 1520 in Nuremberg. Date: 2008/08/25 00:06:01 From: Karina Kulbach-Fricke Dear Mrs. Danicke, Of the families listed, most are in ours Ahnenliste. I'll make you an excerpt, with me being the oldest Generations have my doubts. Your comment would interest me very much. Sincerely Karina Kulbach-Fricke Ancestral list: Rosenthaler Ursula 14th generation 12071 Rosenthal Ursula * 1519 in Nuremberg. † 31.07.1580 in Coburg, age: 61 years oo 1541 in Zeitz with Mörlin Maximilian, born 14.10.1516 in Wittenberg, † 20.04.1584 in Coburg. Children: 1) Mörlin N., , † before 1550 2) Mörlin N., , † before 1550 3) Mörlin N., , † before 1550 4) Mörlin Helena, ev., * 01.04.1542 in Zeitz, † 28.07.1622 in Römhild oo 18.11.1561 in Coburg with Langer Daniel, Superintendent 5) Mörlin Apollonia, ev., * around 1545 in Schalkau, † 16.01.1584 in Saalfeld oo 13.11.1566 in Coburg with Reinmann Andreas, ev., pastor in Krölpa. 6) Mörlin Joachim, ev., * around 1550, † after 1584 7) Mörlin Katharina, ev., * around 1550 oo 13.04.1573 in Hildburghausen with Scheppach Matthäus, ev., pastor. 8) Mörlin Ursula, ev., * around 1554, † 04.1587 oo 15.02.1575 in Coburg with Enter Paulus. 9) Mörlin Maximilian, ev., Pastor in Coburg, * 21.04.1555, † 03.1628 in Coburg oo 1/1 07.06.1575 in Coburg with Gromann Margarete. oo 2/1 05.09.1587 in Coburg with Rudolph Barbara. 10) Mörlin Christoph, ev., * 08.12.1555 in Coburg, † 1558 in Coburg 11) Mörlin Cordula, ev., * 12.04.1557 in Coburg oo 26.11.1582 with from mountain (Amberg, Montanus) Johann Erhard, ev., Superintendent in Heldburg 12) Mörlin Jobst, ev., * 29.05.1558 in Coburg, † 06.1558 in Coburg 13) Mörlin Joachim, ev., * 17.07.1559 in Coburg, † 05.1590 in Coburg 14) Mörlin N., ev., * 29.09.1560 in Coburg 15) Mörlin Rebecca, ev., * 08.03.1562 in Coburg, † 08.1620 in Coburg oo 1/1 21.02.1586 in Coburg with Kirbach Johann, pastor in Coburg. oo 2/1 26.07.1592 in Coburg with Reusch Balthasar. oo 3/1 10.09.1611 in Coburg with Thiem Daniel. 16) Mörlin Johannes ?, ev., Dr. theol., * 29.01.1564 in Coburg, † 13.05.1590 in Coburg 17) Mörlin N., ev., * 11.10.1565 in Coburg, † 01.1567 in Coburg 18) Mörlin Gabriel, ev., * 22.11.1566 in Coburg, † 10.04.1584 Sources: Karche: The clergy in the Duchy of Coburg; Archive Euler 15th generation 24142 Rosenthaler Gilg (Egidius), merchant, RH in Nuremberg * around 1476 in Nuremberg. † 11.1520 in Nuremberg. oo around 1505 in Nuremberg with Grunhofer Ursula, * around 1490 in Nuremberg, † 1525 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Rosenthaler Helena, * around 1505 in Nuremberg, † 1547 in Nuremberg oo 1523 in Nuremberg with Höchstetter Antoni II, merchant in Augsburg. 2) Rosenthaler Catharina, * 1507 in Nuremberg 3) Rosenthaler Elisabeth, * 1509 in Nuremberg, † after 1551 in Leipzig oo around 1527 in Leipzig? with Clementi Frantz, bookseller, RH in Leipzig. 4) Rosenthaler Ottilia, * around 1510 in Nuremberg 5) Rosenthaler Henßlein, * 1511 in Nuremberg, † 1511 in Nuremberg 6) Rosenthaler Egidi, * 1512 in Nuremberg 7) Rosenthaler Christoph, * 1513 in Nuremberg, † 1568 in Nuremberg oo 1/2 23.01.1548 in Nuremberg with Praun Helene 8) Rosenthaler Franz, * 1515 in Nuremberg 9) Rosenthaler Caspar, * 1517 in Nuremberg 10) Rosenthal Balthazar, * 1518 in Nuremberg, † 1549 in Aachen 11) Rosenthaler Ursula, * 1519 in Nuremberg, † July 31, 1580 in Coburg oo 1541 in Zeitz with Mörlin Maximilian, pastor, court preacher. 12) Rosenthaler Hasdrubal, ev., * around 1520 oo 05.03.1555 in Nuremberg with Ebner von Eschenbach Catharina. Sources: Archive Euler 24143 Gr. Ursula * around 1490 in Nuremberg. † 1525 in Nuremberg. oo around 1505 in Nuremberg with Rosenthaler Gilg, * around 1476 in Nuremberg, † 11.1520 in Nuremberg. 16th generation 48284 Rosenthaler Martin, merchant in Nuremberg * around 1450 in Nuremberg. † before 1524 in Nuremberg. oo around 1475 with N Elsa, * around 1455, † after 1524 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Rosenthaler Brigitte, , † 1559 in Nuremberg oo ... with Mair Jacob. 2) Rosenthaler Conrad, , † 1510 in Nuremberg oo ... with Koler gene. Forstmeister Susanna. 3) Rosenthaler Anton, metal dealer, , † 1524 in Nuremberg oo 1511 with N Anna. 4) Rosenthaler Caspar, metal dealer, 5) Rosenthaler Gilg (Egidius), merchant, RH in Nuremberg, * around 1476 in Nuremberg, † 11.1520 in Nuremberg oo around 1505 in Nuremberg with Grunhofer Ursula. 6) Rosenthaler Martin, RH in Nuremberg, * around 1490, † 02.05.1559 in Nuremberg oo ... with N Margaretha. Sources: Archive Euler 48285 N Elsa (Elsbeth) * around 1455. † after 1524 in Nuremberg. around 1475 with Rosenthaler Martin, * around 1450 in Nuremberg, † before 1524 in Nuremberg. Sources: Mitt. Joachim Walther 48286 Grunhofer Christoph, businessman in Nuremberg * around 1460. † 10.1520 in Nuremberg. oo around 1480 in Nuremberg with Schlüsselfelder Ursula, * 1461 in Nuremberg, † 07.1527 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Gr. Christoph, 2) Grunhofer Sebald, 3) Grunhofer Hans, 4) Grommit Brigitta, 5) Gr. Ursula, * around 1490 in Nuremberg, † 1525 in Nuremberg oo around 1505 in Nuremberg with Rosenthaler Gilg (Egidius), merchant, RH in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler 48287 Key fields Ursula * 1461 in Nuremberg. † 07.1527 in Nuremberg, age at death: 66 years oo around 1480 in Nuremberg with Grunhofer Christoph, * around 1460, † 10.1520 in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler 17th generation 96568 Rosenthaler Martin, merchant in Nuremberg * 1418. b 26.09.1492 in Nuremberg St. Sebald, age: 74 years oo 1/1 around 1440 with N. Margarethe, † before 1491 in Nuremberg (?). oo 2/1 around 1450 with Melber? Elsbeth. Children with N. Margarethe: 1) Rosenthaler Kaspar, 2) Rosenthaler Anthoni, Nuremberg, * around 1440 in Nuremberg, † 1524 in Nuremberg oo before 1512 with N Anna. 3) Rosenthaler Magdalene, * around 1445 in Nuremberg oo ... with Wenzel (Stenzel) Lorenz, Kaufmann. 4) Rosenthal Dorothea, * around 1445 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 ... with Schedler Hans, Bgrecht in Nuremberg. oo 2/1 before 1507 with Ernst Peter. Kids with Melber? Elsbeth: 1) Rosenthal Hans, Kfm, , † before 1531 oo 1/1 ... with N N .. oo 2/1 ... with Imhoff Esther. 2) Rosenthaler Wilhelm?, 3) Rosenthaler Conrad, , † 1509 oo ... with N Barbara. 4) Rosenthaler Brigitta, , † 1559 in Nuremberg oo ... with Mayr (Meir) Jacob, Named. 5) Rosenthaler Martin, businessman in Nuremberg, * around 1450 in Nuremberg, † before 1524 in Nuremberg oo about 1475 with N Elsa (Elsbeth). Sources: Archive Euler 96569 Melber? Elsbeth. oo 1/2 around 1450 with Rosenthaler Martin, * 1418, b 26.09.1492 in Nuremberg St. Sebald. 96572 Grunhofer (Granhofer) Hermann, Münzmeister in Merano * around 1435. Child: Gr Christoph Christoph, businessman in Nuremberg, * around 1460, † 10.1520 in Nuremberg oo around 1480 in Nuremberg with key fields Ursula. 96574 Schlüsselfelder (of Kirchen-Sittenbach) Hans, Kfm in Nuremberg * around 1420. † 22.08.1473 in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 around 1458 in Bamberg with Geyer Clara, * around 1435 in Bamberg, † 31.05.1463 in Nuremberg. oo 2/1 around 1465 in Nuremberg with Baumgartner Dorothea Children with Geyer Clara: 1) Key fields Gregorius, 2) key fields Clara, , † 1463 in Nuremberg 3) Key fields Benigna, * around 1460 in Nuremberg, † 20.04.1542 in Nuremberg oo 04.06.1482 in Nuremberg with Dietherr Georg III. 4) key fields Ursula, * 1461 in Nuremberg, † 07.1527 in Nuremberg oo around 1480 in Nuremberg with Grunhofer Christoph, businessman in Nuremberg. Children with Baumgartner Dorothea: 1) key fields Hans III., * around 1465, † 1480 in Olomouc / Moravia 2) Key fields Sixtus, * 1466 in Nuremberg Sources: Archive Euler 96575 Geyer Clara * around 1435 in Bamberg. † 31.05.1463 in Nuremberg. oo around 1458 in Bamberg with key fields Hans, * around 1420, † 22.08.1473 in Nuremberg. 18th generation 193136 Rosenthaler N .. oo ... with N Els, † 1442 in Nuremberg. Child: Rosenthaler Martin, merchant in Nuremberg, * 1418, b 26.09.1492 in Nuremberg St. Sebald oo 1/1 around 1440 with N. Margarethe. oo 2/1 around 1450 with Melber? Elsbeth. 193137 N Els. † 1442 in Nuremberg. oo ... with Rosenthaler N .. 193144 Gr. Philipp * around 1400. oo ... with Pömer Maria, * around 1405. Children: 1) Groor Dorothea, * around 1430, † 1483 oo ... with Dietherr (von Anwanden and Schwaich) Georg, goldsmith 2) Grunhofer (Granhofer) Hermann, Münzmeister in Merano, * around 1435 193145 Pömer Maria * around 1405. oo ... with Grunhofer Philipp, * around 1400. 193148 Schlüsselfelder Heinrich II., Bg in Nuremberg * around 1393 in Nuremberg. † 23.05.1442 in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 ... with Bozlinger Anna oo 2/1 around 1420 in Nuremberg with Stromer of Reichenbach Barbara, * um 1393 in Nuremberg, † 1449 in Nuremberg. oo 3/1 ... with Stromer Barbara, * around 1395 in Nuremberg, † 1449 in Nuremberg. Children with Bozlinger Anna: - Children with Stromer from Reichenbach Barbara: 1) key fields Heinrich III., , † 1490 oo 1469 with Ebner Anna 2) Key Fields Henry IV, named, oo ... with von der Weiden Anna 3) key fields Sebald, named, * around 1415 in Nuremberg, † 1487 oo ... with Schnöd Anna 4) key fields (of Kirchen-Sittenbach) Hans, Kfm in Nuremberg, * around 1420, † 22.08.1473 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 around 1458 in Bamberg with Geyer Clara. oo 2/1 around 1465 in Nuremberg with Baumgartner Dorothea 5) Key fields Caspar, * 1424 in Nuremberg, † 1509 in Nuremberg oo 1454 in Nuremberg with Ebner Ursula 6) Key Fields Margaretha, * around 1435 in Nuremberg oo 1452 with Harßdörffer Paulus, named. Children with Stromer Barbara: - Sources: Archive Euler 193,149 Stromer of Reichenbach Barbara * around 1393 in Nuremberg. † 1449 in Nuremberg. oo 1/2 around 1420 in Nuremberg with key fields Heinrich II, * around 1393 in Nuremberg, † 23.05.1442 in Nuremberg. Sources: AL Oberhof Biedermann; AL Luck, ALU 1185 193150 Geyer Fritz * around 1405 in Bamberg. oo ... with Dintner N., * around 1410. Child: Geyer Clara, * around 1435 in Bamberg, † May 31, 1643 in Nuremberg oo around 1458 in Bamberg with key fields (by Kirchen-Sittenbach) Hans, Kfm in Nuremberg. 193151 Dintner N. * around 1410. oo ... with Geyer Fritz, * around 1405 in Bamberg. 19th generation 386296 Key fields Conrad * around 1360 in Bamberg. oo around 1390 in Bamberg with Seybold Katharina, * around 1360 in Bamberg. Children: 1) key fields Ulrich I., , † 01.1451 in Nuremberg oo ... with Daffheimer Ursula. 2) key fields Jacob, 3) key fields Catharina, oo ... with Zeidler Hanß. 4) key fields Anna, oo 1436 with Rieter of Kornburg (Zu Kalbensteinberg) Hanß. 5) key fields Heinrich II., Bg in Nuremberg, * around 1393 in Nuremberg, † 23.05.1442 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 ... with Bozlinger Anna oo 2/1 around 1420 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Barbara. oo 3/1 ... with Stromer Barbara. 6) key fields Conrad II, * around 1395 oo 1418 in Nuremberg with von Hezelsdorff Magdalena Sources: Archive Euler 386297 Seybold Katharina * around 1360 in Bamberg. oo around 1390 in Bamberg with key fields Conrad, * around 1360 in Bamberg. Sources: Archive Euler 386298 Stromer of Reichenbach Martin, patrician in Nuremberg * around 1361 in Nuremberg. † 02.06.1406 in Nuremberg. oo 06.12.1391 in Nuremberg with Behaim Catharina, * 02.04.1376 in Nuremberg, † after 1431 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Stromer from Reichenbach Margaretha, oo ... with hostage (Peter), named. 2) Stromer from Reichenbach Brigitta, oo ... with Cammermeister gen. Camerarius Heinrich. 3) Stromer by Reichenbach Barbara, * around 1393 in Nuremberg, † 1449 in Nuremberg oo 1/2 around 1420 in Nuremberg with key fields Heinrich II., Bg in Nuremberg. 386299 Behaim Catharina * 02.04.1376 in Nuremberg. † after 1431 in Nuremberg. oo 06.12.1391 in Nuremberg with Stromer of Reichenbach Martin, * around 1361 in Nuremberg, † 02.06.1406 in Nuremberg. 386300 Geyer N. * around 1375 in Bamberg (?). oo .... unknown. Child: Geyer Fritz, * around 1405 in Bamberg oo ... with Dintner N .. 20th generation 772592 Schlüsselfelder Hanß, Bg in Bamberg * around 1335 in Bamberg. oo ... with von Thüngfeld Kunigunde, * around 1335 in Bamberg. Child: Key fields Conrad, * around 1360 in Bamberg oo around 1390 in Bamberg with Seybold Katharina. Sources: Archive Euler 772593 from Thüngfeld Kunigunde * around 1335 in Bamberg. oo ... with key fields Hanß, * around 1335 in Bamberg. Sources: AL Reinicke 772594 Seybold Heinrich, councilman * around 1305 in Bamberg. oo ... with Weigel Catharina, * around 1320. Child: Seybold Katharina, * around 1360 in Bamberg oo around 1390 in Bamberg with key fields Conrad. Sources: Archive Euler 772595 Weigel Catharina * around 1320. oo ... with Seybold Heinrich, * around 1305 in Bamberg. Sources: Archive Euler 772596 Stromer of Reichenbach (Stromair) Franz I., patrician in Nuremberg * around 1320 in Nuremberg, ~ ... in Nuremberg St. Sebald. † 1362 in Nuremberg S.Sebald. oo 1/2 after 1357 in Nuremberg with Pömer Gerhauß, * around 1315 in Nuremberg, † 1362 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Stromer of Reichenbach Franz II, RH in Nuremberg, * around 1359 in Nuremberg, † 1422 in Nuremberg oo ... with Schoppers from Schoppershof Anna 2) Stromer from Reichenbach Margaretha, * around 1360 in Nuremberg oo ... with Groland von Oedenberg Martin. 3) Stromer von Reichenbach Martin, patrician in Nuremberg, * around 1361 in Nuremberg, † 02.06.1406 in Nuremberg oo 06.12.1391 in Nuremberg with Behaim Catharina. 772597 Pömer Gerhauß * around 1315 in Nuremberg, ~ ... in Nuremberg St. Sebald. † 1362 in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 around 1331 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Fritz III. † 22.09.1357 in Nuremberg. oo 2/1 after 1357 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Franz I., * um 1320 in Nuremberg, † 1362 in Nuremberg S.Sebald. Children with Holzschuher Fritz III .: - 772598 Behaim Michael, patrician in Nuremberg * 29.09.1315 in Nuremberg. † 10.01.1389 in Nuremberg, age: 73 J 3 M 11 T. oo 1/1 1347 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Cunegunda Siglit>, * around 1331 in Nuremberg, † 19.05.1360 in Nuremberg. oo 2/1 10.08.1362 in Nuremberg with Kumpf Margaretha, * around 1337 in Windsheim (?), † 31.10.1376 in Nuremberg. oo 3/1 1377 in Nuremberg with Wagner Margaretha Children with Stromer from Reichenbach Cunegunda: 1) Behaim Peter, * 1356 in Nuremberg, † 1414 oo ... with von Grauberg Ursula. 2) Behaim Margaretha, * 1358 in Nuremberg oo ... with Holzschuher Lorenz. 3) Behaim Sebald, * 1359 Children with Kumpf Margaretha: 1) Behaim Anna, * around 1368 in Nuremberg, † 13.02.1436 in Nuremberg oo 11.09.1385 in Nuremberg with Tucher Hans I. 2) Behaim Margaretha, * 1370 in Nuremberg oo ... with Schnöd Conrad. 3) Behaim Sebald, Knight, * 1371 in Nuremberg, † after 1433 4) Behaim Michael II, merchant, * 19.04.1373 in Nuremberg, † 17.09.1446 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 28.02.1392 with cousin Dorothea. oo 2/1 1411 in Nuremberg with Stromer Barbara. oo 3/1 1423 in Nuremberg with Rieter Else. oo 4/1 1428 in Nuremberg with Ortlieb Christine. 5) Behaim Bartholomew, * 1374 6) Behaim Catharina, * 02.04.1376 in Nuremberg, † after 1431 in Nuremberg oo 06.12.1391 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Martin, patrician in Nuremberg. Children with Wagner Margaretha: 1) Behaim Cunegunda, * around 1378 in Nuremberg oo ... with Ortlieb Jacob. 2) Behaim Philipp, * 1381 in Nuremberg 3) Behaim Cunegunda, * 1383 in Nuremberg oo ... with Nützel Peter, RH in Nuremberg. 4) Behaim Nicolaus, * 1384 in Nuremberg 5) Behaim Philipp, * around 1385 in Nuremberg 6) Behaim Susanna, * around 1385 in Nuremberg oo ... with Wolfarth gen. Reichswirth Johann. 7) Behaim Christina, * around 1385 in Nuremberg oo ... with Nützel Lorenz. 772599 Kumpf Margaretha * around 1337 in Windsheim (?). † 31.10.1376 in Nuremberg. oo 1/2 10.08.1362 in Nuremberg with Behaim Michael, * 29.09.1315 in Nuremberg, † 10.01.1389 in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler; "The Karthäuser Peter Kumpf von Windsheim"; Mitt. Ethel Rolwes 772600 Zollner named Geyer N. * around 1340. oo .... unknown. Child: Geyer N., * around 1375 in Bamberg (?) 21st generation 1545184 Key fields Heinrich, Ritter in Bamberg * around 1300. oo 1330 in Bamberg (?) with gardener Gertraud, * around 1310. Children: 1) key fields Hanß, Bg in Bamberg, * around 1335 in Bamberg oo ... with by Thüngfeld Kunigunde. 2) Key Fields Nicolaus I., * around 1340 oo ... with Hald von Adelsdorff Apollonia. 3) key fields Cunegunda, * around 1340 Sources: Archive Euler 1545185 gardener Gertraud * around 1310. oo 1330 in Bamberg (?) with key fields Heinrich, * around 1300. Sources: Archive Euler 1545186 by Thüngfeld Heinrich, Edelknecht * around 1300. oo .... unknown. Child: by Thüngfeld Kunigunde, * around 1335 in Bamberg oo ... with key fields Hanß, Bg in Bamberg. Sources: AL Reinicke 1545190 Weigel Konrad, RH in Nuremberg * around 1270. † around 1332 in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 ... with von Heimburg N. oo 2/1 1318 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Gerhauß, * around 1300 in Nuremberg. Child with von Heimburg N .: Weigel Konrad, named, * around 1300 in Nuremberg Child with Holzschuher Gerhauß: Weigel Catharina, * around 1320 oo ... with Seybold Heinrich, councilman. Sources: Archive Euler 1545191 Holzschuher Gerhauß (Gutta) * around 1300 in Nuremberg. oo 1/2 1318 in Nuremberg with Weigel Konrad, * around 1270, † around 1332 in Nuremberg. 1545192 Stromer of Reichenbach Henry II, RH in Nuremberg * around 1268 in Nuremberg. † 30.04.1347 in Nuremberg S. Lorenz, b ... in Nuremberg St. Lorenz. oo 1/1 around 1290 in Nuremberg with glass bowl Kunigunde around 1297. oo 2/1 1298 in Nuremberg with Geuschmidt Margaretha, * around 1282 in Nuremberg, † 24.11.1350 in Nuremberg. Children with glass bowl Kunigunde: 1) Stromer von Reichenbach Peter, merchant, * around 1290 in Nuremberg, † 03.12.1388 in Nuremberg 2) Stromer from Reichenbach Heinrich, * around 1291 in Nuremberg, † 1348 in Nuremberg oo ... with Koler Gerhaus 3) Stromer of Reichenbach Agnes, nun at the holy grave in Bamberg, * around 1293 in Nuremberg 4) Stromer von Reichenbach Clara, nun at the holy grave in Bamberg, * around 1294 in Nuremberg 5) Stromer von Reichenbach Gerhauß, nun in Nuremberg St. Catharinen, * around 1295 in Nuremberg 6) Stromer of Reichenbach Adelheid, nun in Nuremberg St. Clara, * around 1296 in Nuremberg 7) Stromer von Reichenbach Conrad the Elder, * around 1297 in Nuremberg, † 1346 in In Lombardy oo ... with Weigel N. 8) Stromer from Reichenbach Margaretha, * around 1302 in Nuremberg, † 1350 in Nuremberg oo 1/2 around 1325 with Behaim Albrecht VI., RH, commanding officer 9) Stromer of Reichenbach Conrad, * around 1325 in Nuremberg, † 1358 in Milan Children with Geuschmidt Margaretha: 1) Stromer of Reichenbach Albrecht, * around 1300 in Nuremberg 2) Stromer of Reichenbach Erhard, * around 1302 in Nuremberg, † 1353 oo ... with Volckamer Catharina 3) Stromer von Reichenbach Margarete, nun in Nuremberg St. Clara, * around 1304 in Nuremberg 4) Stromer von Reichenbach Catharina, nun in Nuremberg St. Clara, * around 1306 in Nuremberg 5) Stromer by Reichenbach Andreas, * around 1308 in Nuremberg oo ... with N N .. 6) Stromer of Reichenbach N., nun, * around 1315 in Nuremberg 7) Stromer of Reichenbach N., nun, * around 1315 in Nuremberg 8) Stromer von Reichenbach (Stromair) Franz I., patrician in Nuremberg, * around 1320 in Nuremberg, † 1362 in Nuremberg S.Sebald oo 1/2 after 1357 in Nuremberg with Pömer Gerhauß. 9) Stromer of Reichenbach Ulman I., * 1328 in Nuremberg, † 03.04.1407 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 1358 in Nuremberg with Hegner Anna oo 2/1 1368 in Nuremberg with Groland Agnes 1545193 Geuschmidt Margaretha * around 1282 in Nuremberg. † 24.11.1350 in Nuremberg. oo 1/2 1298 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Heinrich II., um 1268 in Nuremberg, † 30.04.1347 in Nuremberg S. Lorenz. 1545194 Pömer Heinrich II, patrician in Nuremberg * around 1271 in Nuremberg. † 16.10.1331 in Nuremberg S.Sebald. oo 1/1 ... with Pfinzing Ursula. oo 2/1 around 1300 in Nuremberg with Zenner Mechtild, * around 1285 in Nuremberg, † 1357 in Nuremberg. Children with Pfinzing Ursula: - Children with Zenner Mechtild: 1) Pömer Gerhauß, , † 1381 in Nuremberg 2) Pömer Friedrich, RH, , † 20.10.1378 in Nuremberg 3) Pömer Gertraud, 4) Pömer Conrad, , † 04.03.1361 in Nuremberg oo ... with Pfinzing Anna. 5) Pömer Agnes, * around 1300 in Nuremberg, † 1391 in Nuremberg oo ... with Ebner Albrecht IV .. 6) Pömer Gerhauß, * around 1315 in Nuremberg, † 1362 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 around 1331 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Fritz III., RH in Nuremberg oo 2/1 after 1357 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach (Stromair) Franz I, patrician in Nuremberg. 1545195 Zenner Mechtild * around 1285 in Nuremberg. † 1357 in Nuremberg. oo 1/2 around 1300 in Nuremberg with Pömer Heinrich II., around 1271 in Nuremberg, † 16.10.1331 in Nuremberg S.Sebald. Sources: Archive Euler 1545196 Behaim Frederick II, knight, RH in Nuremberg * 25.01.1285 in Nuremberg. † 14.06.1365 in Nuremberg S.Cath.kl., age: 80 J 4 M 20 T. oo 19.01.1310 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Margareta, * around 1293 in Nuremberg, † 23.04.1368 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Behaim Friedrich III., RH in Nuremberg, * 1311 in Nuremberg, † 1379 oo 1/1 ... with Pfinzing Christina oo 2/2 ... with Weigel Cunegunda. 2) Behaim Herdegen, RH in Nuremberg, * 1312 in Nuremberg, † 1379 oo ... with Great Catharina 3) Behaim Michael, patrician in Nuremberg, * 29.09.1315 in Nuremberg, † 10.01.1389 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 1347 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Cunegunda Siglit>. oo 2/1 10.08.1362 in Nuremberg with Kumpf Margaretha. oo 3/1 1377 in Nuremberg with Wagner Margaretha 4) Behaim Crafft, * 1326 in Nuremberg, † 1406 oo 1/1 ... with Geuder Elisabeth oo 2/1 ... with Volckamer Margaretha 1545197 Pfinzing Margaret * around 1293 in Nuremberg. † 23.04.1368 in Nuremberg, b ... in the choir of St. Catharinen. oo 19.01.1310 in Nuremberg with Behaim Friedrich II, * 25.01.1285 in Nuremberg, † 14.06.1365 in Nuremberg S.Cath.kl .. Sources: Archive Euler; Biedermann, Nuremberg patriciate; AL Rusam-Käppel 1545198 Kumpf Conrad, RH in Windsheim * around 1315 in Windsheim. oo ... with N. Gotlinde, † 1363 in Windsheim. Children: 1) Kumpf Margaretha, * around 1337 in Windsheim (?), † 31.10.1376 in Nuremberg oo 1/2 10.08.1362 in Nuremberg with Behaim Michael, patrician in Nuremberg. 2) Kumpf Peter, BM in Windsheim, * around 1340 in Windsheim, † before 05.12.1405 in Nuremberg oo ... with N Clara. 1545199 N. Gotlinde. † 1363 in Windsheim. oo ... with Kumpf Conrad, * around 1315 in Windsheim. 1545200 Zollner called Geyer Friedrich * around 1305 in Bamberg. oo ... with N Christina. Child: Zollner named Geyer N., * around 1340 1545201 N Christina. oo ... with Zollner called Geyer Friedrich, * around 1305 in Bamberg. 22nd generation 3090370 Gardener N. * 1280. oo ... with attachments N., * around 1295. Child: Gardener Gertraud, * around 1310 oo 1330 in Bamberg (?) with key fields Heinrich, Ritter in Bamberg. Sources: Archive Euler 3090371 Attachments N. * around 1295. oo ... with gardener N., * 1280. 3090372 by Thüngfeld Apelius, invested * 1270. oo .... unknown. Child: by Thüngfeld Heinrich, Edelknecht, * around 1300 Sources: AL Reinicke 3090380 from Neumarkt (Weigel) Konrad * at 1240. † 1296. oo ... with Pfinzing Adelheid, * around 1250. Child: Weigel Konrad, RH in Nuremberg, * around 1270, † around 1332 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 ... with von Heimburg N. oo 2/1 1318 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Gerhauß (Gutta). 3090381 Pfinzing Adelheid * around 1250. oo ... with von Neumarkt Konrad, * around 1240, † 1296. 3090382 Holzschuher Friedrich, Schöffe * around 1250 in Nuremberg. † 23.03.1339 in Kl. Ebrach. oo 1/1 around 1300 in Nuremberg with Stromer Gutta, * around 1280 in Nuremberg, † 04.10.1365 in Ebrach. oo 1/0 around 1275. Child with Stromer Gutta: Holzschuher Gerhauß (Gutta), * around 1300 in Nuremberg oo 1/2 1318 in Nuremberg with Weigel Konrad, RH in Nuremberg. Children with unknown: - 3090383 Stromer Gutta * around 1280 in Nuremberg. † 04.10.1365 in Ebrach. oo around 1300 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Friedrich, * around 1250 in Nuremberg, † 23.03.1339 in Kl. Ebrach. 3090384 Stromer of Reichenbach Conrad II, RH in Nuremberg * around 1244 in Nuremberg. † 20.07.1319 in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 1267 in Nuremberg with Esler Cunegunda, * around 1250 in Bamberg. oo 2/1 ... with von Lauffenholz Kunigunde Children with Esler Cunegunda: 1) Stromer by Reichenbach Werner, 2) Stromer of Reichenbach N., oo ... with Schaz N .. 3) Stromer of Reichenbach N., oo ... with Steiner N .. 4) Stromer of Reichenbach Otto, oo ... with N N .. 5) Stromer before the preachers Conrad III., Master builder, * around 1267, † after 1323 oo 1/1 ... with Wallenshofer N .. oo 2/1 ... with Farnbacher N .. 6) Stromer of Reichenbach Heinrich II, RH in Nuremberg, * around 1268 in Nuremberg, † 30.04.1347 in Nuremberg S. Lorenz oo 1/1 around 1290 in Nuremberg with glass bowl Kunigunde oo 2/1 1298 in Nuremberg with Geuschmidt Margaretha. Children with von Lauffenholz Kunigunde: 1) Stromer of Reichenbach N., oo ... with sheep Gottfried. 2) Stromer of Reichenbach N., oo ... with Pirckamer Conrad. 3) Stromer von Reichenbach Elisabetha, abbess in Nuremberg St. Clara, * around 1290, † 1366 in Nuremberg 4) Stromer by Reichenbach Hanß, * around 1300, † 1350 oo 1/1 ... with Swiss chard N. oo 2/1 ... with von Wilhelmsdorff Margareta oo 3/1 ... with Weigel Catharina. 5) Stromer von Reichenbach Ulrich, RH, Ambassador in Nuremberg, * around 1310, † 1385 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 ... with Pirckamer N .. oo 2/1 1368 with Schmuggenhoser N .. 3090385 Esler Cunegunda * around 1250 in Bamberg. oo 1267 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Conrad II, * around 1244 in Nuremberg, † 20.07.1319 in Nuremberg. 3090386 Geuschmidt Heinrich, mayor in Nuremberg * around 1255 in Nuremberg. oo around 1275 with N. Margarete, * around 1260, † after 1326. Child: Geuschmidt Margaretha, * around 1282 in Nuremberg, † 24.11.1350 in Nuremberg oo 1/2 1298 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Heinrich II., RH in Nuremberg. 3090387 N. Margarete * around 1260. † after 1326. oo around 1275 with Geuschmidt Heinrich, * around 1255 in Nuremberg. 3090388 Pömer Heinrich I. * 1244 in Nuremberg. † 1289 in Nuremberg. oo around 1270 with Ortlieb N., * around 1250. Children: 1) Pömer Heinrich II, patrician in Nuremberg, * around 1271 in Nuremberg, † 16.10.1331 in Nuremberg S.Sebald oo 1/1 ... with Pfinzing Ursula. oo 2/1 around 1300 in Nuremberg with Zenner Mechtild. 2) Pömer Elisabetha, * around 1290 in Nuremberg oo 1317 with Fürer Conrad, knight. 3090389 Ortlieb N. * around 1250. oo around 1270 with Pömer Heinrich I., * 1244 in Nuremberg, † around 1289 in Nuremberg. 3090390 Zenner (Cenner) Konrad, witness * at 1235. Child: Zenner Mechtild, * around 1285 in Nuremberg, † 1357 in Nuremberg oo 1/2 around 1300 in Nuremberg with Pömer Heinrich II, patrician in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler 3090392 Behaim Albrecht V., farmer, RH, BM, Schöffe in Nuremberg * 06.02.1250 in Nuremberg. † 06.10.1342 in Nuremberg, b ... in Nuremberg, St. Catharina, Age: 92 J 8 M. oo 01.10.1280 in Nuremberg with Eißvogel Ursula, * around 1257 in Nuremberg, † 25.05.1328 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Behaim Frederick II, Knight, RH in Nuremberg, * 25.01.1285 in Nuremberg, † 14.06.1365 in Nuremberg S.Cath.kl. oo 19.01.1310 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Margareta. 2) Behaim Ursula, * 1286 in Nuremberg oo ... with Langmann Otto. 3) Behaim Albrecht VI., RH, solicitor, * 1288 in Nuremberg, † 1359 oo 1/1 around 1311 with Ebner Agnes oo 2/1 around 1325 with Stromer of Reichenbach Margaretha oo 3/1 after 1350 with Weigel von Eschenau Cunegunda 4) Behaim Agnes, * 05.1290 in Nuremberg, † 1344 in Nuremberg oo ... with Pfinzing Michael, RH in Nuremberg 5) Behaim Conrad, * 1291 in Nuremberg oo ... with Weigel von Eschenau Agnes 6) Behaim Margaretha, * 18.04.1294 in Nuremberg, † 1354 oo 1322 in Nuremberg with Derrer Friederich, RH in Nuremberg. 7) Behaim Adelheid, * 18.04.1299 in Nuremberg, † 1354 in Nuremberg oo 01.04.1322 in Nuremberg with Derrer (Dörrer) Friedrich IV. 8) Behaim Catharina, * 1301 in Nuremberg 3090393 European eagle Ursula * around 1257 in Nuremberg, ~ ... in St. Catherine's Monastery. † 25.05.1328 in Nuremberg. oo 01.10.1280 in Nuremberg with Behaim Albrecht V., * 06.02.1250 in Nuremberg, † 06.10.1342 in Nuremberg. 3090394 Pfinzing Fritz, Schöffe in Nuremberg * around 1274 in Nuremberg. † 04.04.1331 in Nuremberg. oo around 1293 in Nuremberg with Geuschmidt Elspeth, * around 1277 in Nuremberg, † 1368 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Pfinzing Conrad, RH, Schöffe, * ... in Nuremberg, † 1343 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 ... with Weigel Margareta oo 2/1 ... with a suggestion Kunigunde. 2) Pfinzing Heinrich, * ... in Nuremberg oo ... with Forstmeister N .. 3) Pfinzing Hermann, , † after 1342 oo ... with Mendel N .. 4) Pfinzing N., oo 1/1 ... with Gottsmann to the castle Wolfgang. oo 2/1 ... with Raspe Burkhard. 5) Pfinzing N., oo ... with Falzner from Haimendorff N. 6) Pfinzing Adelheid, oo before 1374 with Schreyer Hans. 7) Pfinzing Veit, 8) Pfinzing Margareta, * around 1293 in Nuremberg, † 23.04.1368 in Nuremberg oo 19.01.1310 in Nuremberg with Behaim Friedrich II., knights, RH in Nuremberg. 3090395 Geuschmidt Elspeth * around 1277 in Nuremberg. † 1368 in Nuremberg. oo around 1293 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Fritz, * around 1274 in Nuremberg, † 04.04.1331 in Nuremberg. 3090400 Zollner called Geyer Friedrich dJ * around 1270 in Bamberg. b 07.09.1325 in Bamb.Franzisk.kl.vor d.Apostelaltar. oo 1/1 ... with N Agnes. oo 2/1 ... with N Elsbeth. Child with N Agnes: Zollner called Geyer Agnes, * around 1295 in Bamberg, † 1342 in Nuremberg oo ... with Gross Konrad, Reichsschultheiß. Children with N Elsbeth: 1) Zollner called Geyer Alheid, oo ... with Aufseß Otto. 2) Zollner called Geyer Margretha, oo ... with from Aufseß Cunrat. 3) Zollner called Geyer Elsbeth, oo ... with Aufseß Philipp. 4) Zollner called Geyer Katharina, 5) Zollner called Geyer Agnes, oo ... with Sampach Heinrich. 6) Zollner called Geyer Friedrich, * around 1305 in Bamberg oo ... with N Christina. 3090401 N Elsbeth. oo 1/2 ... with Zollner called Geyer Friedrich dJ, * around 1270 in Bamberg, b 07.09.1325 in Bamb.Franzisk.kl.vor d.Apostelaltar. 23rd generation 6180764 Holzschuher Heinrich, RH, Schöffe in Nuremberg * around 1220 in Nuremberg. † 1290 in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 ... with Ebner Maria. oo 2/1 ... with Ortlieb Künne. oo 3/1 before 1250 with von Gründlach Elisabeth, * around 1225. Children with Ebner Maria: - Children with Ortlieb Künne: - Children with von Gründlach Elisabeth: 1) Holzschuher Leupold, 2) Holzschuher Herdegen, cloth traders, * around 1250 in Nuremberg, † 1321 in Nuremberg oo ... with N Katharina. 3) Holzschuher Friedrich, Schöffe, * around 1250 in Nuremberg, † 23.03.1339 in Kl. Ebrach oo 1/1 around 1300 in Nuremberg with Stromer Gutta. oo 1/0 around 1275. 4) wooden shoe Geuda, * around 1255 in Nuremberg oo around 1271 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Berthold III, knight. 5) Lumberjack Kunigunde, * around 1270 in Nuremberg identical to cookie no. 12361578 6180765 from Gründlach Elisabeth * at 1225. oo 1/3 before 1250 with Holzschuher Heinrich, * 1220 in Nuremberg, † 1290 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 12361579 6180768 from Reichenbach gen. Stromair Conrad, Fernhandelskfm, Schöffe in Nuremberg * around 1210 in Kammerstein. † ... in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 around 1242 in Nuremberg with forest streamers Beatrix, * around 1227 in Nuremberg, † 1255 in Nuremberg (?). oo 2/1 around 1256 with Doggler N., * ... in Bamberg. oo 3/1 around 1260 with Hellwag Els. Child with forest streamers Beatrix: Stromer von Reichenbach Conrad II, RH in Nuremberg, * around 1244 in Nuremberg, † July 20, 1319 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 1267 in Nuremberg with Esler Cunegunda. oo 2/1 ... with von Lauffenholz Kunigunde (Anna) Children with Doggler N .: - Children with Hellwag Els: 1) from Reichenbach gen. Stromair Wolfram, 2) from Reichenbach gen. Stromair Gerhauß, * around 1265 in Nuremberg oo ... with Nüzel Conrad. 6180769 Waldstromer Beatrix * around 1227 in Nuremberg. † around 1255 in Nuremberg (?). oo around 1242 in Nuremberg with von Reichenbach gen. Stromair Conrad, * um 1210 in Kammerstein, † ... in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler 6180770 Esler Conrad IV, Knights in Bamberg * around 1210 in Dietenhofen. † before 1278 in Bamberg (?). oo ... with Waldstromer N., * around 1225. Children: 1) Esler Conrad "the good judge", * around 1240 in Bamberg, † around 1319 in Nuremberg oo around 1270 in Bamberg with Pfinzing Anna. 2) Esler Cunegunda, * around 1250 in Bamberg oo 1267 in Nuremberg with Stromer von Reichenbach Conrad II, RH in Nuremberg. 6180771 Forest Streamers N. * at 1225. oo ... with Esler Conrad IV, * around 1210 in Dietenhofen, † before 1278 in Bamberg (?). Sources: Archive Euler 6180772 Geuschmidt Rapolt (Rapoto), Schöffe in Nuremberg * around 1225 in Nuremberg. † after 1288 in Nuremberg. oo 1255 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Elisabeth, * around 1240 in Nuremberg, † after 1288 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Geuschmidt Heinrich, mayor of Nuremberg, * around 1255 in Nuremberg oo around 1275 with N. Margarete. 2) Geuschmidt Berthold, * around 1255 in Nuremberg, † 1331 in Nuremberg Sources: Archive Euler identical to cookie no. 12361580 6180773 Pfinzing Elisabeth * around 1240 in Nuremberg. † after 1288 in Nuremberg. oo 1255 in Nuremberg with Geuschmidt Rapolt, * around 1225 in Nuremberg, † after 1288 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 12361581 6180776 Pömer Hans * around 1215 in Nuremberg. oo .... unknown. Child: Pömer Heinrich I., * 1244 in Nuremberg, † 1289 in Nuremberg oo around 1270 with Ortlieb N .. 6180778 N. Ortlieb, furrier, apprentice in Nuremberg * at 1225. † after 1286 in Nuremberg. oo .... unknown. Child: Ortlieb N., * around 1250 oo around 1270 with Pömer Heinrich I .. 6180784 Behaim Friedrich I., patrician in Nuremberg * around 1223 in Nuremberg. † 05.08.1295 in Nuremberg, b ... in Nuremberg St. Catherine's Monastery. oo 1/1 1249 in Nuremberg with Pilgram by Eyb N., * around 1228 in Nuremberg, † ... in Nuremberg (?). oo 2/1 ... with Vorchtel N. Child with Pilgram by Eyb N .: Behaim Albrecht V., long-distance dealer, RH, BM, Schöffe in Nuremberg, * 06.02.1250 in Nuremberg, † 06.10.1342 in Nuremberg oo 01.10.1280 in Nuremberg with Eißvogel Ursula. Children with Nursery N .: - 6180785 Pilgram by Eyb N. * around 1228 in Nuremberg. † ... in Nuremberg (?). oo 1249 in Nuremberg with Behaim Friedrich I., * around 1223 in Nuremberg, † 05.08.1295 in Nuremberg. 6180786 Eißvogel Heinrich, Nuremberg * at 1230 in Nuremberg. † 1302 in Nuremberg. oo around 1260 with Ebner Maria, * around 1245 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) eagle Ursula, * around 1257 in Nuremberg, † 25.05.1328 in Nuremberg oo 01.10.1280 in Nuremberg with Behaim Albrecht V., Fernhändler, RH, BM, Schöffe in Nuremberg. 2) Eißvogel Heinrich, * around 1265 in Nuremberg, † after 1302 oo before 1290 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing N. 6180787 Ebner Maria * around 1245 in Nuremberg. oo around 1260 with Eißvogel Heinrich, * around 1230 in Nuremberg, † 1302 in Nuremberg. 6180788 Pfinzing Berthold III., Knight * around 1250 in Nuremberg. † after 24.11.1323 in Nuremberg. oo around 1271 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Geuda, * around 1255 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Pfinzing Ludewig, Knight, , † 16.11.1313 in Meissen / Sachs 2) Pfinzing Anna, oo ... with Esler Conrad, mayor in Nuremberg and Neumarkt. 3) Pfinzing Adelheid, , † 1344 in Nuremberg oo ... with Haller to Kalckreuth Ulrich. 4) Pfinzing Agnes, , † 30.05.1354 oo ... with Teuffel Conrad, RH in Nuremberg. 5) Pfinzing Margaretha, abbess in Kl. St Clara, , † 1364 6) Pfinzing Geuda, nun in Engelthal, 7) Pfinzing Elisabeth, nun in Engelthal, 8) Pfinzing Sophia, nun in Frauenaurach, 9) Pfinzing Barbara, oo ... with Rummel Wilhelm. 10) Pfinzing Michael, RH in Nuremberg, , † 1345 in Nuremberg oo ... with Behaim Agnes 11) Pfinzing Conrad, Reichsschultheiß, oo ... with Zollner Gertraud. 12) Pfinzing to the Steinbühl Markward, RH, , † 1364 oo ... with Ellwanger Agnes. 13) Pfinzing Gertraud, oo ... with Esler Engelbrecht 14) Pfinzing Agnes, * around 1272, † 13.08.1342 in Nuremberg oo ... with Grand Conrad, Reichsschultheiß. 15) Pfinzing Fritz, Schöffe in Nuremberg, * around 1274 in Nuremberg, † 04.04.1331 in Nuremberg oo around 1293 in Nuremberg with Geuschmidt Elspeth. 16) Pfinzing Berthold IV "on the floor", * around 1275, † 1355 in Nuremberg oo ... with Ebner Jeut 6180789 Wooden Schuher Geuda * around 1255 in Nuremberg. oo around 1271 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Berthold III., * around 1250 in Nuremberg, † after 24.11.1323 in Nuremberg. 6180790 Geuschmidt Berthold * around 1255 in Nuremberg. † 1331 in Nuremberg. oo .... unknown. Child: Geuschmidt Elspeth, * around 1277 in Nuremberg, † 1368 in Nuremberg oo around 1293 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Fritz, Schöffe in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler 6180800 Geyer Friedrich the Elder * around 1240 in Nuremberg. † 15.04.1294 in Bamberg, b ... in Bamberg Franziskanerkl. oo about 1270 with Zollner on the fire Agnes, * around 1255 in Bamberg, † after 1308 in Bamberg. Children: 1) Geyer Sifrid, 2) Geyer Friedrich, 3) Geyer Hermann, 4) Geyer Konrad, , † 1343 in Bamberg oo ... with N Gertrud. 5) Geyer Heinrich, 6) Geyer Gertrud, , † 1313 in Nuremberg oo ... with big N .. 7) Zollner called Geyer Friedrich dJ, * around 1270 in Bamberg, b 07.09.1325 in Bamb.Franzisk.kl.vor d.Apostelaltar oo 1/1 ... with N Agnes. oo 2/1 ... with N Elsbeth. Sources: Archive Euler; Mitt. Ethel Rolwes; AL hacker 6180801 Zollner on the fire Agnes * around 1255 in Bamberg. † after 1308 in Bamberg, b ... in Bamberg Franziskanerkl. oo around 1270 with Geyer Friedrich the Elder, * around 1240 in Nuremberg, † 15.04.1294 in Bamberg. Sources: Archive Euler 24th generation 12361528 Holzschuher Heinrich, Schöffe in Nuremberg * around 1190 in Nuremberg. † 1267 in Nuremberg. oo around 1210 in Nuremberg with von Mayenthal Anna, * around 1195. Children: 1) Holzschuher Herdegen II., 2) Holzschuher Seifried, RH, , † 1275 in Nuremberg 3) Holzschuher Heinrich, RH, Schöffe in Nuremberg, * around 1220 in Nuremberg, † 1290 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 ... with Ebner Maria. oo 2/1 ... with Ortlieb Künne. oo 3/1 before 1250 with von Gründlach Elisabeth. identical to cookie no. 24723156 12361529 from Mayenthal Anna * around 1195. oo around 1210 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Heinrich, * around 1190 in Nuremberg, † 1267 in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler identical to cookie no. 24723157 12361530 von Gründlach Leupold III., Reichsministeriale in Bamberg, Würzburg * 1177. † after 1242. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) from Gründlach Elisabeth, * at 1225 oo 1/3 before 1250 with Holzschuher Heinrich, RH, Schöffe in Nuremberg. 2) von Gründlach Leupold I, bishop in Bamberg, * at 1230 3) of Gründlach Hedwig, * at 1235, † before 1288 oo ... with von Schlüsselberg Ulrich III .. identical to cookie no. 24723158 12361531 N N .. oo ... with von Gründlach Leupold III., * 1177, † after 1242. identical to cookie no. 24723159 12361536 by Reichenbach Gerhard, Knight on Reichsburg Kammerstein * around 1175 in Reichenbach. † 1205. oo ... with N. Mechthild, * around 1190 in Schwäb. Hall. Children: 1) from Reichenbach gen. Stromair Conrad, Fernhandelskfm, Schöffe in Nuremberg, * around 1210 in Kammerstein, † ... in Nuremberg oo 1/1 around 1242 in Nuremberg with Waldstromer Beatrix. oo 2/1 around 1256 with Doggler N .. oo 3/1 around 1260 with Hellwag Els. 2) by Reichenbach Gerhard, * at 1210 12361537 N. Mechthild * around 1190 in Schwäb. Hall. oo ... with von Reichenbach Gerhard, * 1175 in Reichenbach, † 1205. 12361538 Waldstrom Konrad * 1178 in Nuremberg. † 02.11.1266 in Nuremberg, b ... in Nbg Barfüsserkloster, age: 88 years oo 1220 with by Berg Beatrix, * around 1205, † 06.02.1269 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) forest streamers Agnes, * ... in Nuremberg, † 27.03.1301 in Nuremberg oo ... with Coler gen. Forstmeister Franz. 2) forest streamers from Zabelshof Conrad, Forstmeister, , † 02.02.1309 in Nuremberg oo ... with Great Catharina 3) Forest Streamers Beatrix, * around 1227 in Nuremberg, † around 1255 in Nuremberg (?) oo around 1242 in Nuremberg with von Reichenbach gen. Stromair Conrad, Fernhandelskfm, Schöffe in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler 12361539 from mountain (from Peronne) Beatrix * around 1205. † 06.02.1269 in Nuremberg, b ... in Nbg Barfüsserkloster. oo 1220 with forest streamers Konrad, * 1178 in Nuremberg, † 02.11.1266 in Nuremberg. 12361540 Esler Rüdiger II., Ministerial of the Bggf of Nuremberg * around 1160. † after 1233. oo ... with Stromer Gramlieb, * around 1170, † before 1266. Child: Esler Conrad IV, knight in Bamberg, * around 1210 in Dietenhofen, † before 1278 in Bamberg (?) oo ... with Waldstromer N .. 12361541 Stromer Gramlieb, invested * around 1170. † before 1266. 12361542 Waldstromer Gramlieb, entrusted * around 1190 in Nuremberg. † before 1266. oo .... unknown. Child: Forest Streamers N., * at 1225 oo ... with Esler Conrad IV, knight in Bamberg. Sources: Archive Euler 12361546 Pfinzing Markwart, wholesale merchant, Reichsschultheiß in Nuremberg * around 1220 in Nuremberg. † 1278 in Nuremberg. oo around 1240 in Nuremberg with Isolt called Probst Els, * 1220. Children: 1) Pfinzing Elizabeth, * around 1240 in Nuremberg, † after 1288 in Nuremberg oo 1255 in Nuremberg with Geuschmidt Rapolt (Rapoto), Schöffe in Nuremberg. 2) Pfinzing Berthold, Reichsschultheiß in Nuremberg, * around 1250 in Nuremberg 3) Pfinzing Fritz, * around 1255 in Nuremberg identical to cookie no. 24723162 12361547 Isolt called Probst Els * around 1220. oo around 1240 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Markwart, * around 1220 in Nuremberg, † around 1278 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 24723163 12361552 Pömer Georg, Nuremberg * around 1190. oo .... unknown. Child: Pömer Hans, * around 1215 in Nuremberg 12361556 N. Fremdelin * around 1200 oo .... unknown. Child: N. Ortlieb, furrier, apprentice in Nuremberg, * around 1225, † after 1286 in Nuremberg 12361568 Behaim Albrecht III, patrician in Nuremberg * around 1196 in Nuremberg. † 1276 in Nuremberg, b ... in Nuremberg S. Lorenz. oo around 1221 in Nuremberg with von Wilhelmsdorf Helene, * around 1210. Children: 1) Behaim Friedrich I., patrician in Nuremberg, * around 1223 in Nuremberg, † 05.08.1295 in Nuremberg oo 1/1 1249 in Nuremberg with Pilgram von Eyb N .. oo 2/1 ... with nickname N. 2) Behaim Conrad, * at 1230, † 1252 in Sicily 3) Behaim Albrecht IV, RH in Nuremberg, * 1248 in Nuremberg, † 1322 oo ... with Gletzelmann N .. 12361569 from Wilhelmsdorf Helene * at 1210. oo around 1221 in Nuremberg with Behaim Albrecht III, * around 1196 in Nuremberg, † 1276 in Nuremberg. Sources: Biedermann 12361570 Pilgram by Eyb Wolfram * at 1210. † after 1240, b ... in Nuremberg, S. Sebald. oo around 1233 with N. Mechthild. Children: 1) Pilgram by Eyb N., * around 1228 in Nuremberg, † ... in Nuremberg (?) oo 1249 in Nuremberg with Behaim Friedrich I., patrician in Nuremberg. 2) Pilgram by Eyb Conrad, Hochfürstl. Burggräfl. Advice, * at 1230 12361571 N. Mechthild. oo around 1233 with Pilgram by Eyb Wolfram, * around 1210, † after 1240. 12361572 Eißvogel Hermann I., Nuremberg * around 1200 oo .... unknown. Child: Eißvogel Heinrich, Nuremberg, * around 1230 in Nuremberg, † 1302 in Nuremberg oo around 1260 with Ebner Maria. Sources: Archive Euler 12361574 Ebner Albert I., RH, lawyer * around 1225 in Nuremberg. † after 1263 in Nuremberg (?). oo around 1245 in Nuremberg with Bigenot N., * around 1225 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Ebner Albrecht, 2) Ebner Sifrid, 3) Ebner Hermann, 4) Ebner Eberhard, 5) Ebner Friedrich, 6) Ebner N., oo ... with Herold N .. 7) Ebner Maria, * around 1245 in Nuremberg oo around 1260 with Eißvogel Heinrich, Nuremberg. 12361575 Bigenot N. * around 1225 in Nuremberg. oo around 1245 in Nuremberg with Ebner Albert I., * around 1225 in Nuremberg, † after 1263 in Nuremberg (?). 12361576 Pfinzing Berthold II, knight, Reichsschultheiß in Nuremberg * around 1225 in Nuremberg. † around 1300 in Nuremberg. oo around 1250 in Nuremberg with Stromer Agnes, * around 1230 in Nuremberg. Children: 1) Pfinzing Berthold III., Knight, * around 1250 in Nuremberg, † after 24.11.1323 in Nuremberg oo around 1271 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Geuda. 2) Pfinzing Hedwig, abbess in Kl. St. Clara, * around 1250 in Nuremberg, † 1294 in Nuremberg 12361577 Stromer Agnes * at 1230 in Nuremberg. oo around 1250 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Berthold II, * around 1225 in Nuremberg, † around 1300 in Nuremberg. 12361578 = 6180764 Holzschuher Heinrich, RH, Schöffe in Nuremberg, * um 1220 in Nuremberg 12361579 = 6180765 from Gründlach Elisabeth, * c. 1225 12361580 = 6180772 Geuschmidt Rapolt (Rapoto), alderman in Nuremberg, * um 1225 in Nuremberg 12361581 = 6180773 Pfinzing Elisabeth, * around 1240 in Nuremberg 12361602 Zollner on the fire Friedrich * at 1225. † after 1282 in Bamberg (?). oo ... with donkeys gen. Swymar N., * around 1240. Children: 1) Zollner on the Brand Siegfried, 2) Zollner on the fire Fritz, 3) Zollner on the Agnes fire, * around 1255 in Bamberg, † after 1308 in Bamberg oo around 1270 with Geyer Friedrich d.Ä .. Sources: Archive Euler 12361603 Donkey gen. Swymar N. * at 1240. oo ... with Zollner on the fire Friedrich, * around 1225, † after 1282 in Bamberg (?). 25th generation 24723056 Holzschuher Leupoldt, Mr. on Aspach * around 1160 in Nuremberg. † 1231 in Nuremberg, b ... in Nuremberg St. Sebald. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) Holzschuher Hans II., , † 1267 in Nuremberg 2) Holzschuher Arnold I., alderman at the Schultheißengericht, , † 1269 in Nuremberg 3) Holzschuher Berthold I., Kaiserl.oberster doorkeeper, oo ... with Gottsmann Elß. 4) Holzschuher Heinrich, Schöffe in Nuremberg, * around 1190 in Nuremberg, † 1267 in Nuremberg oo around 1210 in Nuremberg with von Mayenthal Anna. identical to cookie no. 49446312 24723057 N N .. oo ... with Holzschuher Leupoldt, * around 1160 in Nuremberg, † 1231 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 49446313 24723058 from Mayenthal Heinrich * around 1165. oo .... unknown. Child: by Mayenthal Anna, * around 1195 oo around 1210 in Nuremberg with Holzschuher Heinrich, Schöffe in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler identical to cookie no. 49446314 24723060 of Gründlach Leupold II., Reichsministeriale * around 1150. † after 1225. oo ... with von Hiltpoldstein, * around 1150. Children: 1) von Gründlach Leupold III., Reichsministeriale in Bamberg, Würzburg, * 1177, † after 1242 oo ... with N N .. 2) of Berg-Hertingsberg Eberhard, Reichsministeriale, * around 1180 oo ... with N N .. identical to cookie no. 49446156, 49446316 24723061 from Hiltpoldstein * around 1150. oo ... with von Gründlach Leupold II, * around 1150, † after 1225. Sources: AL Steinlin identical to cookie no. 49446157, 49446317 24723072 from Reichenbach Konrad, Mr. on Reichenbach * at 1145. oo .... unknown. Child: von Reichenbach Gerhard, Knight on Reichsburg Kammerstein, * around 1175 in Reichenbach, † 1205 oo ... with N. Mechthild. 24723076 Waldstromer (Stromaier) Sebald, Reichsoberforstmeister * around 1150 in Nuremberg. † after 1197 in Nuremberg. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) forest streamers Konrad, * 1178 in Nuremberg, † 02.11.1266 in Nuremberg In 1220 with Berg (by Peronne) Beatrix. 2) Waldstromer Heinrich, Reichsoberforstmeister, * around 1180 in Nuremberg oo ... with Dornberg Anna. 3) Waldstromer Gerhauß, * around 1180 in Nuremberg oo ... with Schürstab Leopold. 4) Waldstromer Gramlieb, entrusted, * around 1190 in Nuremberg, † before 1266 Sources: Archive Euler identical to cookie no. 24723084 24723077 N N .. oo ... with Waldstromer Sebald, * around 1150 in Nuremberg, † after 1197 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 24723085 24723078 from Berg-Hertingsberg Eberhard, Reichsministeriale * around 1180. oo ... with N N .. Child: from Berg (by Peronne) Beatrix, * around 1205, † 06.02.1269 in Nuremberg oo 1220 with forestry Konrad. 24723079 N N .. oo ... with von Berg-Hertingsberg Eberhard, * around 1180. 24723080 Esler Heinrich I., knight * at 1130. † after 1198. oo ... with by Gadme N., * around 1135. Child: Esler Rüdiger II, Ministerial of the Bggf of Nuremberg, * around 1160, † after 1233 oo ... with Stromer Gramlieb, entrusted. 24723081 by Gadme N. * around 1135. oo ... with Esler Heinrich I., * around 1130, † after 1198. 24723084 = 24723076 forest streamers (Stromaier) Sebald, Reichsoberforstmeister, * around 1150 in Nuremberg 24723085 = 24723077 N N. 24723092 Pfinzing Sifrid, Ministeriale of Kl. Heilsbronn * 1200. † after 1233 in Nuremberg (?). oo around 1220 in Nuremberg with Bigenot Osterhildis, * around 1200 in Nuremberg, † ... in Nuremberg. Child: Pfinzing Markwart, wholesale merchant, Reichsschultheiß in Nuremberg, * around 1220 in Nuremberg, † around 1278 in Nuremberg oo around 1240 in Nuremberg with Isolt called Probst Els. identical to cookie no. 49446324 24723093 Bigenot Osterhildis * around 1200 in Nuremberg. † ... in Nuremberg. oo around 1220 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Sifrid, * 1200, † after 1233 in Nuremberg (?). identical to cookie no. 49446325 24723094 Isolt named Probst Berthold, Reichsschultheiß * around 1195. † after 1272. oo around 1219 with N. Leukardis, * around 1205, † after 23.06.1289. Child: Isolt called Probst Els, * around 1220 oo around 1240 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Markwart, wholesale merchant, Reichsschultheiß in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler identical to cookie no. 49446326 24723095 N. Leukardis * around 1205. † after 23.06.1289. oo around 1219 with Isolt named Probst Berthold, * around 1195, † after 1272. identical to cookie no. 49446327 24723104 Pömer Friedrich * around 1160. † 1215 in Nuremberg. oo .... unknown. Child: Pömer Georg, Nuremberg, * around 1190 Sources: Archive Euler 24723136 Behaim Albrecht II. * around 1168 in Nuremberg. † 1236 in Nuremberg. oo around 1191 in Nuremberg with Vorchtel N., * around 1171 in Nuremberg. Child: Behaim Albrecht III, patrician in Nuremberg, * around 1196 in Nuremberg, † 1276 in Nuremberg oo around 1221 in Nuremberg with von Wilhelmsdorf Helene. 24723137 Vorchtel N. * around 1171 in Nuremberg. oo around 1191 in Nuremberg with Behaim Albrecht II, * around 1168 in Nuremberg, † 1236 in Nuremberg. Sources: Archive Euler 24723140 N Bilgram "the boy", Hochfürstl. Burggräfl. Council in Nuremberg * around 1180. oo .... unknown. Child: Pilgram by Eyb Wolfram, * at 1210, † after 1240 oo around 1233 with N. Mechthild. 24723148 Ebner Fritz, founder of Kl. St Clara in Nuremberg * around 1190 in Nuremberg. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) Ebner Seyfried, * gen. 1210 in Nuremberg oo before 1234 with Vorchtel N .. 2) Ebner Albert I., RH, Schöffe, * around 1225 in Nuremberg, † after 1263 in Nuremberg (?) oo around 1245 in Nuremberg with Bigenot N .. 24723149 N N .. oo ... with Ebner Fritz, * around 1190 in Nuremberg. 24723150 Bigenot Hermann, Nuremberg * around 1200 † after 1234. oo .... unknown. Child: Bigenot N., * around 1225 in Nuremberg oo around 1245 in Nuremberg with Ebner Albert I., RH, Schöffe. 24723152 Pfinzing Berthold I., BM in Nuremberg * around 1190 in Nuremberg. † after 1227. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) Pfinzing Siboto, RH, Assessor Kaiserl.Landgericht in Nuremberg, 2) Pfinzing Conrad, oo ... with N Agnes. 3) Pfinzing Pigenot, witness, 4) Pfinzing Ulrich, clergyman, 5) Pfinzing Berthold II, knight, Reichsschultheiß in Nuremberg, * around 1225 in Nuremberg, † around 1300 in Nuremberg oo around 1250 in Nuremberg with Stromer Agnes. 24723153 N N .. oo ... with Pfinzing Berthold I., * around 1190 in Nuremberg, † after 1227. 24723156 ... 24723163 = Implex 26th generation 49446112 Wooden shoe Lorentz * at 1130 in Nuremberg. † 1201 in Nuremberg. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) Holzschuher Herdegen, , † 1235 in Nuremberg 2) Holzschuher Leupoldt, Mr. on Aspach, * around 1160 in Nuremberg, † 1231 in Nuremberg oo ... with N N .. identical to cookie no. 98892624 49446113 N N .. oo ... with Holzschuher Lorentz, * around 1130 in Nuremberg, † 1201 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 98892625 49446120 of Gründlach Herdegen I., Reichsschenk * around 1114. † after 1191. oo .... unknown. Child: von Gründlach Leupold II., Reichsministeriale, * around 1150, † after 1225 oo ... with von Hiltpoldstein. identical to cookie no. 98892312, 98892632 49446156 = 24723060 von Gründlach Leupold II., Reichsministeriale, c. 1150 49446157 = 24723061 from Hiltpoldstein, c. 1150 49446160 Esler Rüdiger I. * at 1100. † after 1147. oo .... unknown. Child: Esler Heinrich I., Knight, * at 1130, † after 1198 oo ... with by Gadme N .. 49446162 by Gadme Ulrich, Ministerial of the Hz v. Austria * around 1105. oo .... unknown. Child: by Gadme N., * around 1135 oo ... with Esler Heinrich I., Ritter. Sources: Archive Euler 49446184 Pfinzing (from Pfünz) Endres * around 1155 in Nuremberg. oo .... unknown. Children: 1) Pfinzing Berthold I., BM in Nuremberg, * around 1190 in Nuremberg, † after 1227 oo ... with N N .. 2) Pfinzing Sifrid, Ministeriale of Kl. Heilsbronn, * 1200, † after 1233 in Nuremberg (?) oo around 1220 in Nuremberg with Bigenot Osterhildis. identical to cookie no. 49446304, 98892648 49446186 Bigenot Konrad * around 1180. † after 1254 in Nuremberg. oo 1/1 ... with N N .. oo 2/0 .... unknown. Children with N N .: 1) Bigenot Osterhildis, * around 1200 in Nuremberg, † ... in Nuremberg oo around 1220 in Nuremberg with Pfinzing Sifrid, Ministeriale of Kl. Heilsbronn. 2) Bigenot Hermann, * around 1200 in Nuremberg Child with unknown: Bigenot Hermann, Nuremberg, * around 1200, † after 1234 identical to cookie no. 49446300, 98892650 49446187 N N .. oo ... with Bigenot Konrad, * around 1180, † after 1254 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 98892651 49446272 Behaim Albrecht I. * around 1138 in Schwarzbach / Bohemia. † 1207 in Nuremberg, b ... in Nuremberg St. Lorenz. in 1163 in Nuremberg with von Wilhelmsdorf Anna, * around 1141 in Wilhelmsdorf, † ... in Nuremberg. Child: Behaim Albrecht II, * around 1168 in Nuremberg, † 1236 in Nuremberg oo around 1191 in Nuremberg with Vorchtel N .. 49446273 from Wilhelmsdorf Anna * around 1141 in Wilhelmsdorf. † ... in Nuremberg. oo around 1163 in Nuremberg with Behaim Albrecht I., * around 1138 in Schwarzbach / Bohemia, † 1207 in Nuremberg. Sources: Biedermann 49446280 N Peregrinus the Elder (Bilgram) * around 1150. † 1213 in Nuremberg. oo .... unknown. Child: N Bilgram "the boy", Hochfürstl. Burggräfl. Council in Nuremberg, * around 1180 49446296 Ebner Hans, RH in Nuremberg * around 1160 in Nuremberg. † after 1198. oo .... unknown. Child: Ebner Fritz, founder of Kl. St Clara in Nuremberg, * around 1190 in Nuremberg oo ... with N N .. 49446300 = 49446186 Bigenot Konrad, c. 1180 49446304 = 49446184 Pfinzing (von Pfünz) Endres, * around 1155 in Nuremberg 49446312 ... 49446327 = Implex 27th generation 98892224 Wooden shoe Lorentz * around 1085 in Nuremberg. † 1130 in Nuremberg. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) Holzschuher Hans I., 2) Holzschuher Lorentz, * around 1130 in Nuremberg, † 1201 in Nuremberg oo ... with N N .. identical to cookie no. 197785248 98892225 N N .. oo ... with Holzschuher Lorentz, * around 1085 in Nuremberg, † 1130 in Nuremberg. identical to cookie no. 197785249 98892240 von Gründlach Leupold I., Reichsministeriale * around 1090. † after 1172. oo .... unknown. Child: von Gründlach Herdegen I., Reichsschenk, * around 1114, † after 1191 identical to cookie no. 197784624, 197785264 98892312 ... 98892312 = Implex 98892320 Esler (from Stephanskirchen) Gebino II. * around 1070. oo .... unknown. Child: Esler Rüdiger I., * at 1100, † after 1147 98892368 Pfinzing N. * 1125. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) Pfinzing Nicolaus, 2) Pfinzing (from Pfünz) Endres, * around 1155 in Nuremberg identical to cookie no. 98892608, 197785296 98892369 N N .. oo ... with Pfinzing N., * 1125. identical to cookie no. 98892609, 197785297 98892546 from Wilhelmsdorf Ortolph * at 1130. oo ... with N N .. Children: 1) of Wilhelmsdorf Conrad, , † after 1235 2) of Wilhelmsdorf Anna, * around 1141 in Wilhelmsdorf, † ... in Nuremberg oo around 1163 in Nuremberg with Behaim Albrecht I .. Sources: Biedermann 98892547 N N .. oo ... with von Wilhelmsdorf Ortolph, * around 1130. 98892560 de Iwe (by Eyb) Tiederich * around 1120. oo .... unknown. Child: N Peregrinus the Elder (Bilgram) * around 1150, † 1213 in Nuremberg Sources: AL Luck 98892592 Ebner Hermann, Bg in Nuremberg * around 1120. oo .... unknown. Child: Ebner Hans, RH in Nuremberg, * around 1160 in Nuremberg, † after 1198 98892608 ... 98892651 = Implex 28th generation 197784480 from Hanneberg Herdegen * around 1060. oo .... unknown. Child: von Gründlach Leupold I., Reichsministeriale, * around 1090, † after 1172 identical to cookie no. 395569248, 395570528 197784624 ... 197784624 = Implex 197784640 of Weilheim Gebino I. * around 1040. oo 1/1 ... with by Rott N. oo 2/0 .... unknown. Children with von Rott N .: - Children with unknown: 1) Esler (von Stephanskirchen) Gebino II., * around 1070 2) from Weilheim Adelheid, * around 1070 oo around 1085 with by Valley Otto I, Earl of Valley. identical to cookie no. 799794310, 799796166 197785092 from Wilhelmsdorf Georg, knight * at 1100. oo .... unknown. Child: from Wilhelmsdorf Ortolph, * at 1130 oo ... with N N .. Sources: Biedermann 197785248 ... 197785297 = Implex 29th generation 395569248 ... 395569248 = Implex 395569280 from Weilheim Bernhard III., Ev. * around 995. † after 1066. oo .... unknown. Child: from Weilheim Gebino I., * around 1040 oo 1/1 ... with by Rott N. identical to cookie no. 1599588620, 1599592332 395570184 from Wilhelmsdorf (from Willehalmsdorff) Uto * around 1070. oo .... unknown. Child: by Wilhelmsdorf Georg, Ritter, * at 1100 Sources: Biedermann 395570528 ... 395570528 = Implex 30th generation 791138560 from Walde-Sachsenkam Adalbert, ev. * at 965. † after 1036. oo ... with N Guoto. Child: from Weilheim Bernhard III., ev., * at 995, † after 1066 identical to cookie no. 3199177240, 3199184664 791138561 N Guoto. oo ... with von Walde-Sachsenkam Adalbert, * at 965, † after 1036. identical to cookie no. 3199177241, 3199184665 31st generation 1582277120 by Walde-Sachsenkam Adalbert I., ev. * around 935. oo ... with Aribonin Drusunda. Child: von Walde-Sachsenkam Adalbert, ev., * at 965, † after 1036 oo ... with N Guoto. Sources: Archive Euler; AL Rusam-Kaeppel identical to cookie no. 6398354480, 6398369328 1582277121 Aribonin Drusunda. oo ... with von Walde-Sachsenkam Adalbert I., * around 935. identical to cookie no. 6398354481, 6398369329 | Rosenthaler, Ursula (I12154)
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| 3094 | His godfather was Johann Paul Stegner, the resident and cooper of Frohnlach and the brother of Kunigunda. | Hoflander, Johann PAUL (I23633)
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| 3095 | His holdings were extensive enough that he was considered a baron during the reigns of King Richard I and King John of England. The influence of William de Longchamp's, who was Lord Chancellor, secured custody of Orford Castle and Eye Castle for him. Foundation for Medieval Genealogy ROBERT FitzRoger of Warkworth and Clavering (-22 Nov 1214). A charter of King John confirmed that “Rogeri fil Rogeri” founded Thickhed Nunnery, Yorkshire, and confirmed donations by "Thomæ fil Rogeri…Emmæ sororis eiusdem Rogeri filii Rogeri", witnessed by "…Rob filio Rogeri…"[131]. The Testa de Nevill includes a writ of King John dated 1212 which records "Robertus filius Rogeri" holding "manerium de Wercwrth" in Northumberland held by "Rogerius filius Ricardi pater eius" from King Henry II, as well as "baroniam de Waltona…manerium de Robire…manerium de Neuburne…villam de Corebrige"[132]. m as her second husband, MARGERY de Chesney, widow of HUGH de Cressy, daughter of WILLIAM de Chesney of Horsford and Cole, Essex & his wife --- (-7 Jan 1231). A manuscript genealogy of the founders of Horsham priory, Norfolk names “tres filias...Margaretam, Clementiam et Saram” as the children of “Willielmum de Caineto”, son of “domino Roberto filio Walteri fundatori domus sanctæ Fidis de Horsham”, adding that “Margareta” married firstly “cuidam Normanno Hugoni de Crescy”, by whom she had “filium...Rogerum” who married “Isabellam de Ry” and had “quatuor filios...Hugonem, Rogerum, Johannem et Stephanum” all of whom died childless, and secondly “Roberto filio Rogeri”[133]. The Testa de Nevill includes a list of landholdings in the honour of Boulogne, dated to [1217/18], which includes "uxor que fuit Roberti filii Rogeri" holding "vii milites…in Torpwidon et Andeg et Massingham et Anemere et Freinges et Wikinham vi milites quos Hugo filius Roberti tenet"[134]. The Pipe Roll 1223 records “Margarete que fuit uxor Robert f Rogeri...in Blieburg” n Norfolk/Suffolk[135]. Robert & his wife had two children: i) JOHN FitzRobert of Warkworth, co. Northumberland (-1240). A manuscript genealogy of the founders of Horsham priory, Norfolk names “Johannem filium Roberti” as the son of “Roberto filio Rogeri” and his wife[136]. - see below. ii) ALICE . The primary source which confirms her parentage and marriage has not yet been identified. m (marriage settlement 28 Nov 1203) as his first wife, PIERS FitzHerbert of Blaenllyfni, son of HERBERT FitzHerbert & his wife Lucy of Hereford (-before 6 Jun 1235, bur Reading). held Clavering from Henry of Essex for one knight's fee Robert FitzRoger, 2nd Baron of Warkworth s/o Robert FitzRichard ,1st Baron of Warkworth b-after 1160 - Warkworth, Alnwick, Northumberland m- Margaret Cheney d- 1211 - Warkworth Castle, Northumberland Also Known As:"Sheriff", "Lord of Clavering. [ baron]", "de Eure", "Lord of Clavering", "Lord of Warkworth", "Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk and Northumberland", Walton/Whalton" Birth after 1160 Warkworth Castle, Alnwick, Northumberland, England Death:Died 12II (1214) in Warkworth Castle, Alnwick, Northumberland, England Immediate Family: Son of Roger (1st Baron of Warkworth) FitzRichard, 1st Baron of Warkworth; Roger FitzRichard de Stokkes, Lord; Adeliza de Vere and Alice de Stokkes Husband of Margaret de Chesney Father of Alice FitzRobert de Warkworth; John Fitzrobert de Stokes, 3d Baron Warkworth, Magna Carta Surety; Hugh Decaen and Roger de Cressy Brother of Alice de Vere, Baroness de Halton; Sir Richard FitzRoger, Lord of Woodplumpton; William Fitzroger Clavering; Miss Clavering; Roger FitzRoger Clavering and 1 other Half brother of Henry de Essex II; Hugh de Essex, kt and Alianor De Essex Occupation:Sheriff of Northumberland, Also Sheriff of Northumberland., 2nd Degree B. Warkworth, lord of clavering s/o Roger FitzRichard, Baron of Warkworth & Eleanor Essex, d/o & co-hier of Henry Essex, Baron of Raleigh & Clavering 1199 - ROBERT FitzRoger, comfirmed the fee in Warkworth within hte apuutances made by his father | FitzRichard, Sir Robert (I25998)
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| 3096 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kouba, Philip Jordan (I13602)
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| 3097 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kouba, Andrew Ross (I11338)
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| 3098 | His name is very hard to make out what it reads. From Beall family bible and "The Beall and Bell Families," by LTC. Fielder M. M. Beall, abt 1930. Printed by Charles H. Potter and Co., Inc. Washington, D.C. Pg 136. NOTE: Of Kansas City, Mo. "The Beall and Bell Families," by LTC. Fielder M. M. Beall, abt 1930. Printed by Charles H. Potter and Co., Inc. Washington, D.C. Pg 136. | Baker, Isaac Ironshire Evans (I31500)
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| 3099 | His son received the scholarship in 1803. | Göbel, Johann Gottfried (I29223)
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| 3100 | His SSN is 510-07-7078. His tombstone in the Highland Park Cemetery, Kansas City, Kansas is inscribed with the following: "Cook 69 Infantry 10 Div. WWI. Serial number 3794234. Virginia Unger, wife of their son, William relates that he told her that his dad joined the Navy when he got back from FRANCE and was a 'seal' working on the foundation of the Statue of Liberty. He was subjected to poison gas during World War I. One of his jobs when he got back was working in the Oristes flour mill in Kansas City, Kansas. The combination of poison gas and flour mill dust casued him to develop a very serious case of lung congestion. He did a lot of coughing , which weakened his heart so he couldn't work. He finally did with an anuerism of the aorta, He worked at the Standard Milling Co. Feb 1916 to March 1944. Then he worked at North American Aviation March 7 1944 to Feb 26, 1945 | Unger, Albert (I6785)
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