Margaret married Geusmid, Heinrich in UNKNOWN in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Heinrich (son of Gewsmyd, Rapoto and Pfinzing, Elisabeth) was born about 1265 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died after 1336 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Heinrich Stromer N613 - in Nuremberg on the Salzmarkt
Parents: Stro-22 / a Conrad Stromer N578 , (Sofie?) Esler N612

(* about? 1270), † 30.4.1347 in Nuremberg

1313: Mr. Hainrich, Mr. Conrat Stromeir's son. 1323 at the salt market.

∞1) (about? 1291) with (Kunigunde) Gnatznapf N775

(* about? 1272)

8 children Stromer.

her father: Konrad Glatznapf Ni17 , (* about? 1255), † 1329
1316 councilman in Nuremberg. ∞ with Adelheid....

∞2) (about? 1324) with Margarete Geusmid N663

(* about? 1295), † 24.11.1350

her parents: Heinrich Geusmid N664 , (* about? 1265)
1298-1336 documentary, ∞ Margret ... 1306 mayor. See Gsm-22 / h ; ∞ with Margarete Gross Nn81 , (* about? 1274).

Children:
from 1st marriage:
1. Peter, * 1292 - politician, inventor of softwood seeds , see Stro-24 / a

2. Conrad Stromeir, (* about? 1300) - at the Milchmarkt in Nuremberg, see Stro-24 / b

3. Margarete Stromer N871 , (* about? 1310/1315), † 1350

∞ (about? 1330/1335) with Albrecht Behaim Nj00

* 1288, † 1359

Councilman in Nuremberg. See Beh-23 / o

his parents: Albrecht Behaim N731 , * 6.2.1250, † 6.10.1342 in Nuremberg, 92 years old
merchant in Nuremberg, the spices from Venice moved. Since 1288 in the council, mayor of several times. See Beh-22 / a ; ∞ 1.10.1280 with Ursula Kingfisher N732 , (* about? 1262), † 25.5.1328 in Nuremberg St. Cath ..

he ∞1) (about? 1315) with Agnes Ebner Hb84

(* about? 1291)

he ∞3) after 1350 with Cunegunda Weigel Nj02

(* about? 1320)

4th Heinrich Stromeir N866 , (* about? 1315/1320), † between 1350/1355
childless.

∞ with Gerhaus Koler N867

(* about? 1325)

Died without children.

her parents: Erkenbrecht Koler N671 , (* about? 1280), † probably 1340
1311 Schultheiß, from 1315 Schöffe in Nuremberg. See Colr-23 / e ; ∞2) (about? 1325) with Gerhaus Pfinzing No70 , (* ca.? 1304)
erw. 1335/1360, wife, then widow of Erkenbrecht Koler; her son Erkenbrecht. See Pfin-24 / ef ( Sie ∞2) (about? 1341) with Otto Coler gen.Forstmeister H895 , (* about? 1305), † 11.4.1351
see Colr-23 / o ) .

from 2nd marriage:
5th Cunrat Stromer N820 , (* about? 1325), † 1398 in Milan

6. Franz, (* about? 1327) - in Nuremberg, see Stro-24 / c

7. Ulman / Ulrich, * 6.1.1329 - wholesale merchant in Nuremberg, see Stro-24 / d

8. Andreas, (* about? 1330) - alderman in Nuremberg., See Stro-24 / e

Regesten:
• Has 18 children out of 2 marriages.
[G.Wunder: "Pfintzing" MVGN 52 p.20,37]

Councilor Nuremberg, † 1346, ∞1) Tv Conrad Glaßnapf ; ∞2) 1298 Margaret Geuschmidt , † 1350, Tv Heinrich Geuschmidt , imperial mayor.

• From his first marriage: Peter * 1292; Heinrich; Marg. ∞ Behaim ; the nuns Agnes, Clara, Gerhauss; Conrad.

• Second marriage: Albrecht unmarried; Erhard ∞ Volkamer ; Nuns Margarete, Catharina and two daughters without giving their first name; Andreas; Franz; Ulmann; Conrad † 1358 in Mayland.
[Biedermann panel 462 B]

[Scharr: Waldstromer, MVGN 52 p.20, 37]

• Children: [Stromer: Hochfinanz]

→ Birthdays and order of children estimated by me. Further details and children see [Biedermann panel 462B]. Marg. Geuschmidt states here: "married in the year 1298". This year can not be correct. 1298 is at most the marriage of Marg. Geuschmidt's parents. The first wife had 8 children, with Peter born in 1292 arguably as the oldest. Since the second marriage may have been impossible in 1298. (HDL)

Regesten zu (Kunigunde) Gnatznapf:
• (Kunigunde), Tv Conrad Glatznapf ∞ Adelheid.
[Scharr: Forest Streamers p.38]

Regesta to Konrad Glatznapf:
• Konrad Glatznapf ∞ Adelheid.
[Scratching]

• Conrad glass bowl , 1316 council man in Nuremberg, † 1329.
[B.Aign: AL tin, Gen.Jahrbuch Bd.45 / 46 2008]

• 1303/1313: Albert " Kruter " of Nuremberg and Konrad "Gnasnapf" , his father, have to fief the village Hennenbach (district Ansbach) ...
[Internet database 2013 Hochstift Würzburg Lehenbuch 1303-1313]

Regesta to Margarete Geusmid:
[Scharr: Forest Streamers p.38]

Regesta to Margarete Gross:
• Bullemer suspects that Margret, the wife of Heinrich Geusmid , is the daughter of Heinz Groß .
[Bullemer, Great]

• Age-appropriate, she can only come from the first marriage of Heinz Gross (HDL).

Regesta to Heinrich Stromeir:
[Scharr: Waldstromer p.39]

Regests to Gerhaus Koler:
• Gerhaus, Erkenbrecht Kolers daughter, has Heinrich Stromer . In 1374 she buys Leibding to Franz, Franz Stromer's son, and to Uhlein, Erkenbrecht Koler's son.
[Miracle: Col. p.148]

• Gerhauß Colerin called Forstmeisterin , died without children, ∞ Herr Heinrich Stromer , † 1348.
[Biedermann Tafel 599]

Regesten to Cunrat Stromer:
Conrad junior Stromer von Reichenbach died in Milan around the year 13x8 and was buried there in the choir by the barefoot.
[Biedermann Plate 462 B] No further information. The badly printed year could be called 1398. (HDL)

Margarete married Stromer, Heinrich von Reichenbach about 1324 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Heinrich (son of Stromer, Conrad von Reichenbach and Esler, Sofie) was born about 1268 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died on 30 Apr 1347 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; was buried after 30 Apr 1347 in St Lorenz, Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Never married

Erhard married Volkamer, Catharina in UNKNOWN. Catharina was born in UNKNOWN; died in DECEASED. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Nun at St Clara

Notes:

Buried:
Ward daselbst bei den Barfüßern im Chor begraben

Notes:

From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel

Franz Stromer - in Nuremberg
◆ Parents: Heinrich Stromer and Margarete Geusmid
◆ He was born (* about? 1327), † 1362
◆ ∞1) (about? 1350) with Unknown
⁃ (* about? 1330), † about? 1355
◆ ∞2) after 1357 with Gerhaus / Gertrud Pömer
⁃ (* about? 1310), † 1362 in Nuremberg
⁃ her parents: Heinrich Pömer, (* about? 1270), † on the day of Galli 1331 in Nuremberg (Thoma Note: day of Galli is 24 Mar) councilman in Nuremberg. He donated a benefice in St.Sebald, where his shield and window were also visible. See Ursula Pfinzing, (* about? 1280); ∞ with Mechtild Zenner, (* about? 1285), † 1337 or 1357.
⁃ Gerhaus first ∞ with Friedrich Holzschuher
⁃ (* about? 1308), † 22.9.1357 in Nuremberg, buried in the Sebaldkirche
⁃ Friedrich was 1332-1357 Consul in Nuremberg. He lives at the Long Bridge. See wood 24 / b

Children:
From 1st marriage:
1 Margarete Stromer, (* about? 1350)
⁃ ∞ (about? 1370) with Martin Groland
⁃ He was (* about? 1315)
⁃ He was 1348 Senator in Nuremberg
⁃ His parents: Heinrich Groland; (* about? 1280); † 1350; 1346 councilman in Nuremberg; ∞ with Anna Sachs. Anna was (* about? 1290).
From 2nd marriage:
2 Martin, (* about? 1360)
3 Franz, (* about? 1362) - alderman in Nuremberg

Regesten:
◆ Franz Stromer † 1362, buried Nuremberg St.Sebald.
◆ ∞ Gerhauß Pömer † 1362, buried St. Sebald. She was previously married to Fritz Holzschuher , who died in 1357.
◆ children: Franz; Margareta; Martin. [further see Biedermann panel 465A]
◆ Gerhaus, Erkenbrecht Kolers daughter, has Heinrich Stromer. In 1374 she buys Leibding to Franz, Franz Stromer's son, and to Uhlein, Erkenbrecht Koler's son. [Miracle: Col. p.148]
◆ Error note:
⁃ Franz Stromer and his wife Gerhauß Pömer have a daughter, Margarete, who married Martin Groland , who became a senator in 1348 and died in 1358. [Biedermann panel 613 Groland]
⁃ Since Franz Stromer married Gerhauß Pömer only after 1357, the daughter Margarete, who may have been born around 1350, must have come from a previous marriage (HDL).

Regesten zu Gerhaus / Gertrud Pömer:
◆ Gerhauss Poemmer † 1362
◆ ∞1) Mr. Friz Holzschuher , † 1357
◆ ∞2) Mr. Franz Stromer , † 1362
◆ [Biedermann panel 571 Pömer]

Regest to Mechtild Zenner:
◆ Albrecht Ebner † 1368, ∞ Agnes Pömer; daughter of Heinrich Pömer ∞ Mechtild Zenner. [Biedermann panel 24 Ebner]
◆ The name is also given with Zeuner , Zeumer , Zenner or Zollner.
◆ [Date of death 1337 according to ancestor lists from all German districts. - 1357 according to Biedermann plaque 571]
◆ In 1349, Hermann Weigel sells a manor near St. Johannis in Nuremberg to Mechtild Pömer . [Hirschmann, "Muffle", p.274]
◆ In 1379 Friedrich Behaim dies and leaves the widow Kunigunde geb. Weigel . Behaim was first married to a Pfinzing . In 1380 Michel Behaim (son of Friedrich?) And Seitz Pfinzing (nephew of Friedrich Behaim's first wife -HDL) sell the left house to the brothers Seitz Weigel ∞ Agnes and Hermann Weigel ∞ Elsbeth. In 1381, Conrad Hirschvogel bought the one half of the house from Hermann Weigel , Hermann's son, and his wife Elsbeth, born. Wooden shoe . In 1402 Ulrich Hirschvogel buys, Son of Conrad, the other half of Agnes's house, the widowed Seitz Weiglin , who is already remarried with Konrad Keusch , and their children Konrad and Gerhaus Weigel . [Christa Schaper: "Hirschvogel", Nbger F'gen Bd.18 (1973) p.13, 20, 290]

From Wilbur Hanson Kalb:
Franz Stromer von Reichenbach is the common ancestor of King Felipe VI of Spain, Queen Margarethe II of Denmark, King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, King Philippe of the Belgians, and Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg.  He is also, in at least two lines, a descendant of Charlemagne.

Franz married Stromer, N.N. von Reichenbach about 1350 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. N.N. was born about 1330 in Germany; died about 1355 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Franz married Pömer, Gerhaus after 1357 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Gerhaus (daughter of Pömer, Heinrich and Zenner, Mechtild) was born about 1315 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in 1362 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; was buried in 1362 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Nickname: Ullman
• FSID: LZ27-5L2
• Occupation: Wholesale Merchant

Notes:

From Wilbur Hanson Kalb

Ulman Stromer was also the one who went to Emperor Charles IV on the behalf of the Free and Imperial City and demanded of him, “Is Nuremberg a Jewish city or a Christian city???”  The Emperor did not have the intelligence and backbone to have him thrown to the dungeons for his rudeness so Nuremberg went back to being The City of the Christians, keeping Bavaria on its 1,900-year-long descent into the Holocaust.

Here’s the English translation of Ulman’s biography from the German Wikipedia to show what was life like for his brother, Franz the Elder, your ancestor, as a member of one of the richest and strongest of the Partizierfamilien of Nuremberg.  Note the mentions of “The Golden Road” and “New Bohemia”.

Ulman Stromer was born as the twelfth of eighteen surviving children of the merchant from Nuremberg, Heinrich Stromer ( d. 1347 ) ( from the Stromer von Reichenbach ) and his second wife Margarete Geusmid ( Geuschmidtin, d. 1350 ).

He was apprenticed as a merchant in the family businesses in Barcelona [ then in the Principality of Catalonia, under the Crown of Aragon, now Spain ], Genoa [ then an independent republic ], Milan [ then an autonomous dominion of the Kingdom of Italy ] and Kraków and undertook his own business trips already to Kraków and Lwów [ then in Poland, now Lviv in the Ukraine ].  In 1358 Stromer married his first wife Anna Hegner ( d. 1365 ), the daughter of the richest owner of the forges and furnaces in Sulzbach [ = Sulzbach bei Amberg, identified by Lemmel as a town 8.6 miles northwest of Amberg and 31 miles east of Nuremberg, prospered as a stopover on “The Golden Road” between Nuremberg and Prague and also, from 1353 to 1373, as the capital of “New Bohemia”.  It once belonged to the County Palatinate of the Rhine but, in 1349, Emperor Charles IV got it by marrying the Count’s daughter, Anna. ].  A year after her death, he took in 1366 the then 14-years-old Agnes Groland ( d. 1413 ) to the altar.  In 1368 he acquired for 1,825 gulden a large estate on the Hauptmarkt, immediately north of the Frauenkirche ( Hauptmarkt 16 / Obstgasse 2 ) and built on it for about 2,000 gulden to a representative residence and Kauffahrerhof [ hostel for traveling mechants ].

From his own information Stromer began in 1360 with the recording of his Püchel von meim geslecht und von abentewr [ “Little Book of My Family and Adventures” ], in which he documented events in his family, the undertakings, but also the politics.  In 1370 he took over, together with his brothers Peter and Andreas, the management of the Großhandelshaus [ store of wholesale goods ] of the family, whose shops ranged from Barcelona to Riga [ then a German city in the Hanseatic League, now as thoroughly Latvian as the rest of Latvia ] and Tana [ then a colony of Venetian and Genoese merchants in the lands of the Golden Horde, but now known as Azov, a town in Russia ].

From 1371 he was a councilor in the Inner Council of the Free and Imperial City of Nuremberg. Although he already held from 1396 the most important office in the City Militia as the Oberster Hauptmann [ Colonel-Captain ], he was already seen from the decade of the 1380s as the “Gray Eminence” ( Fleischmann ) in the Nuremberger Council.  Since 1372 was he was, for 18 years long, the caretaker of the nunnery of St. Clara.  During the War of the Cities of 1388, he acted successfully against Burggraf [ “Castle Count” = Burgrave ] Friedrich V ( 1395 – 1397 ) ; Ulman Stromer allied Nuremberg with the Schwäbisch-Rheinischen Städtebund [ “League of the Swabian-Rhenish Cities”, known in English as the Swabian League of Cities ].  In an inglorious way, he was probably also involved with the so-called Judenschuldentilgung [ cancellation of the debts owed to the Jews ] of 1388.

In 1390 he converted the Gleissmühle on the Pegnitz River to the Hadermühle ( Hader = “rags”, used to make paper ) as to the first paper mill north of the Alps. Therefore, even north of the Alps, the paper produced in relatively cheap mass production began to replace the expensive parchment made from animal hides. The oldest illustration of the ( at this time no longer active ) paper mill can be found in the Nuremberg Chronicle [ in the lower right corner of the traveller’s view of Nuremberg — the paper had to be made outside the City’s walls because the work was noisy and smelly. ]

Ulman Stromer was closely associated with the Wittelsbach Elector of the Palatinate Ruprecht II and his financial support contributed in 1400 to the fall of [ the King of Germany ] Wenceslaus ( [ reigned ] 1376 – 1400 ) and the election of the son of Ruprecht II, Ruprecht [ III ], as the King ( [ reigned ] 1400 – 1410 ).  Ruprecht II was, during his visit to Nuremberg, a guest of Ulman Stromer and in 1401 his wife Elisabeth, the Burggräfin [ “Castle Countess” = Burgravess ] of Nuremberg ( 1358 – 1411 ) stood as the godmother for a granddaughter of Ulman.

The Nuremberger pestilience of the Winter of 1406 – 1407, in which less than eight members of the family, including Stromer’s son of the same name, had found Death, he himself fell on 3 April 1407 “on the Sunday after Easter [ am suntag nach ostern ]”.

Ulrich married Reichswirth, Margaretha in UNKNOWN. Margaretha was born in UNKNOWN in Bayern, Germany; died in Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Alderman of Nürnberg

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Nun in St Clara

Family/Spouse: Groland, Martin. Martin (son of Groland, Heinrich and Sachs, Anna) was born about 1315 in Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in 1358 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L2R8-JMZ

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L2R8-J98

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L2R8-JSH

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L6VG-7VC

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L2R8-JWX

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L2R8-J4H

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: LZN8-Z94

Karl married Pfintzing, Christine in 1391. Christine was born in 1356 in Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in DECEASED in Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: von Ammenthal, Felicitas. Felicitas was born in UNKNOWN; died in DECEASED. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From Hans-Dietrich Lemmel:

Martin Stromer -
◆ Parents: Franz Stromer and Gerhaus / Gertrud Pömer
◆ Born about 1360
◆ Died 1406
◆ 3 daughters, no son
◆ ∞ 1391 with Catharina Behaim
⁃ Born 1376
⁃ Her parents: Michael Behaim
⁃ Born 1315
⁃ † 1389
⁃ councilman in Nuremberg
⁃ owner of the city of Roth
⁃ ∞ 1362 with Margarete Kumpt
⁃ Born about 1335
⁃ † before 1377
⁃ daughter of Conrad Kumpt

Children:
1. Margarete Stromer Hd13 , (* about? 1405)
∞ with ... hostage (without further information).

2. Barbara Stromer Hb03 , (* about? 1408)

∞ with Heinrich Schlüsselfelder Hb04

(* about? 1400)

from first marriage no children. See Slf-27 / e

his father: Conrad Schlüsselfelder No20 , (* about? 1370)
See Slf-26 / e with Catharina Seybold No21 (* about? 1375)

3. Brigitta Stromer H556 , (* about? 1415), † 1455

∞ with Heinrich Kammermeister H500

(* about? 1410), † 1492

1444 in Bamberg, 1456-1461 Schöffe. See Kam-27 / k

his father: Heinz Kammermeister H579 , (* about? 1385), † before 1456
1426, 1441 in Bamberg. See Kam-26 / k

Regesten:
◆ Martin Stromer (son of Franz Stromer ∞ Pömer) † 1406, ∞ 1391 with Catharina, daughter of Michael Behaim ∞ Margaret Kumpf. [Biedermann panel 465A]

Regesta to Brigitta Stromer:
• Brigitta (Tv Martin Stromer ∞ Behaim) ∞ Heinrich Cammermeister gen. Camerari, (he or she † 1455).
[Biedermann panel 465A]

Martin married Behaim, Catharina on 6 Dec 1391 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Catharina (daughter of Behaim, Michael and Kumpf, Margarete) was born on 2 Apr 1376 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died after 1431 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Alderman in Nürnberg

Franz married Schopper, Anna in UNKNOWN in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. Anna was born about 1365 in Schoppershof, Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany; died in DECEASED in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Vetter, Dorothea. Dorothea (daughter of Vetter, Ulrich) was born in 1367 in Rothenburg, Tirschenreuth, Bayern, Germany; died in 1409 in Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Bayern, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]