[1]

1168.
The first German settlers from the Moselle region were brought in by King Getza II in order to fortify some "empty lands" in the South-East of Transylvania. These new settlers established themselves near the royal fort of Brassó.

1220.
King András II invited several other groups of German settlers into Transylvania, settling them in autonomous districts. The royal charter granting these lands to the German settlers stated that they were settled ''on the frontier of Transylvania, facing CUMANIA, a land without inhabitants". This Cumania, land without inhabitants, was the same land between the lower Danube and the Southern Carpathians, into which migrating Vlach herdsmen were previously allowed to settle. However, the Vlachs, being nomadic people, kept on roaming with their herds back and forth across the mountains. The CUMANS, another Scythian tribe, also related to the Hungarians, after not being able to invade the Carpathian Basin, established their country East of the Carpathians and ruled over Moldova and Vlachia until the invasion of the TARTARS /1250/.

After Genghis Khan's death, Great Khan Ogotaj followed him on the throne and it was he who directed Batu Khan, Genghis' grandson, to lead the invasion against Europe. Under Batu's leadership they overran the Russian plains and ransacked Kiev in 1236. Then, in a mighty three-pronged advance, the "Golden Horde" struck further westward. Their northern wing penetrated Poland, and the southern wing crushed southern Cumania. However, Hungary was to bear the brunt of the main Tartar invasion.

By the winter of 1240-41 it was obvious that the enemy would strike in just a few months' time. King Bela IV of Hungary did not pass the winter months in idleness. Announcing to all concerned that the Tartars were planning to conquer not only Hungary but Europe as well, and that the fate of the continent would be decided in Hungary, he urgently solicited aid from the Pope, the Holy Roman Emperor and neighboring monarchs. His warnings went unheeded, his requests ignored. [...] A ray of hope for assistance arrived, unexpectedly, not from the Christian West but from the East, with the arrival of 40,000 Cumanian families, who were fleeing the Tartar invasion of Cumania. Their king, Kuthen, offered King Bela his army to help fend off the expected Tartar attack. In return, Bela allowed the Cumanians to settle between the Danube and Tisza rivers. This, however, involved unforeseen difficulties. They were pagans and unruly, and constantly harassed the Hungarian population, whose sympathy they soon lost. Public exasperation with the Cumanians (Kuns) worked itself to such a pitch that King Bela thought it wise to bring King Kuthen and his family to the Royal Court for personal protection. Bela had good reason for his reluctance to punish the Kuns: he did not want to alienate a potential ally. However, the Hungarian people suspected that the Kuns were actually a fifth column sent ahead by the Tartars to cause trouble. Public opinion turned against King Bela IV, who found himself isolated just when he most needed unity.

[...] At the most critical moment, Hungarian troops captured a Tartar soldier, who turned out to be a Kun. Not realizing that the unfortunate Kun had been captured earlier by the Tartars and forced to join the Tartar troops, the Hungarians believed that their fears that the Kuns were Tartar infiltrators had been justified. Enraged, they launched a murderous assault on the Kun King Kuthen and his entourage at Court. The Kuns, in turn, became furious over the death of their king, and defected en masse. Some went over to the Tartars, while the great majority left the country southward, leaving a wake of vengeful destruction. With their dramatic departure, King Bela's last hope for a Hungarian-Kun alliance against the Tartars was gone.

[2]

6 enfants:
- Catherine reine de Serbie.
épouse: Etienne IV Némania VI Dragoutine roi de Serbie.
cf: Dynastie de Némania.

- Marie reine de Naples et reine d'Albanie et reine titulaire de Sicile et reine
titulaire de Jérusalem et reine de Sardaigne. morte en 1323.
épouse: Charles II roi de Naples. cf: Deuxième dynastie d'Anjou.

- Anne impératrice de Constantinople. morte en 1281.
épouse: Andronic II Le Vieux empereur de Constantinople.
cf: Dynastie des Paléologues.

- Elisabeth.
épouse: Zavisch seigneur de Falkenstein.

- Ladislas IV Le Cuman roi de Hongrie et roi de Croatie 1272-1290.
épouse: Isabelle fille de Charles I roi de Naples.
cf: Deuxième dynastie d'Anjou.

- André duc de Slavonie. mort en 1278

[3]

see http://www.crossmyt.com/hc/gen/edw3chrt.html

[4]

Kämmerer, Ratsherr, Bürgermeister in Salzwedel

von C H Ü D E N QU 4 ca 1490
HAL, Bd. 2, Sp. 523
Wobei HAL Hessische Ahnenlisten heisst

Ernszt Wolrad Staudinger
Dipl. rer pol
Waldstr. 5
D79689 Maulnurg

[5]

relative:POHLMANN Francis J.

[6]

K. & K. Rittmeister

[7]

x 27.11.1883 Graz
x06.12.1894 in Graz: Moritz SACHS von HELLENAU 1844 Freiwaldau K&K. Vizeadmiral d.R..

Parents:
Josef Gregor Anton PELIKAN von PLAUENWALD 28.04.1818 Znaim, Mähren, CZ - 04.07.1896 Pola, Istrien, CZ. K&K Feldmarschall Leutnant
x23.01.1853 Praha
Katarina (Kitty) Emerenzia KHITTEL 02.05.1834 Topokzan - 25.02.1906 Graz, Elisabethstr. 40 (27. Februar 1906 in St. Leonhard Frdh. Graz Familiengruft bestattet)

[8]

Kitt/Kütt
ÜN zu mhd. Kûte = Tauber
1559 erhält Jacob Kytth aus Konstanz ein Wappen, darin ein weisser Tauber
ZfGO. XLV, 274
"Etymologisches Woerterbuch der deutschen Familiennamen" (Prof. Josef Karlmann Brechenmacher)

(Kotten=Inhaber eines Speichers)

[9]

wedding: 24 Jun 1688
<alirtestien>, St Gallen, Switzerland

[10]

x1570-10-23 in Willingen-Rattlar

[11]

P: Peter Hepartz, s.v. Margarethe RUTTEN

[12]

parrain de Francisca en 1673

[13]

P: Carl GÜTTEN ex Foehren

[14]

M: Anna Francisca GUTTEN

[15]

P: Adam GÖTTEN

[16]

P: Carl GÖTTEN

[17]

M: Marg GOETTEN

[18]

P: Johann GÖTTEN ex Foehren

[19]

P: GÖTTEN Hans Michel

[20]

P: GÖTTEN Johann Friedrich

[21]

M: GÖTTEN Magdalena

[22]

M: GÖTTEN Anna Francisca

[23]

M: GÖTTEN Catharina

[24]

P: Johann GÖTTEN

[25]

P: Carl GÖTTEN

[26]

P: Michel GÖTTEN

[27]

P: Friedrich GÖTTEN

[28]

Parrain de Anna Porten nee en 1593 a Bruttig

[29]

Christening: 23 Apr 1610 Katholisch, Hinsbeck, Rheinland, Preussen

[30]

Christening: 30 Dec 1640
Katholisch, Heinsberg, Rheinland, Preussen

[31]

Christening: 22 Nov 1679 Sankt Lambertus Katholisch, Duesseldorf Stadt, Rheinland, Preussen

[32]

Christening: 23 Nov 1681 Sankt Lambertus Katholisch, Duesseldorf Stadt, Rheinland, Preussen

[33]

Christening: 31 Mar 1682 Sankt Lambertus Katholisch, Duesseldorf Stadt, Rheinland, Preussen

[34]

Christening: 29 Jan 1681 Sankt Lambertus Katholisch, Duesseldorf Stadt, Rheinland, Preussen

[35]

Marriage: 7 Jan 1744 Katholisch, Kamp Rheinberg, Rheinland, Preussen

[36]

Christening: 8 Jul 1697 Liebfrauen Katholisch, Koblenz Stadt, Rheinland, Preussen

[37]

x 11.10.1759 Linn Crefeld

[38]

Christening: 21 Oct 1590 Roemisch-Katholische, Bingen Stadt, Rheinhessen, Hessen

[39]

Marriage: 16 May 1636 Evangelisch, Landau In Pfalz Stadt, Pfalz, Bayern

[40]

Marriage: 15 Mar 1671 Weitenau, Loerrach, Baden

[41]

Wedding 15 Jun 1750
Katholisch, Landau In Pfalz Stadt, Pfalz, Bayern

[42]

x 22 Aug 1791 Katholisch, Hayna, Pfalz, Bayern

[43]

also KUNNEMANN
x29 Nov 1795

[44]

not 1703!

[45]

x12 May 1783

[46]

Marriage: 25 Oct 1693
Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[47]

Marriage: 28 Aug 1692

[48]

Marriage: 19 Sep 1694 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[49]

Marriage: 3 Nov 1695 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[50]

Marriage: 17 Jan 1702 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[51]

Marriage: 9 Sep 1706
Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[52]

Marriage: 25 Nov 1711 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[53]

1630, Besitzer

[54]

Marriage: 6.07.1743
23 Jul 1743 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[55]

Christenng : 2 Mar 1778
Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[56]

Christening:
21 Oct 1748 Evangelisch,
22 Oct 1748 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren, Westfalen
Marriage:
20 Jan 1768 Evangelisch,
9 Feb 1768 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

[57]

Christening:
4 Jun 1775 Katholisch
7 Jun 1775 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren
Marriage: 29 Jun 1798 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[58]

Christening: 30 Jun 1799 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[59]

17 Jun 1801 Katholisch

[60]

Marriage: 25.08.1840

[61]

Christening: 7 Sep 1841 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[62]

Wedding: 1723
Evangelisch, Recke, Westfalen, Preussen

[63]

Marriage: 6 Aug 1729 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[64]

Haushalterin bem Pfarrer

[65]

Marriage: 18 Jan 1737 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[66]

Wedding: 25 Sep 1738
Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[67]

Eutiner Weg 14
33102 Paderborn
(05251) 4588
kitten@t-online.de

[68]

Osnabrueck
kitten@iname.com
kitten@post.com
Studiert Elektrotechnik

[69]

Prozessionsweg 35
49479 Ibbenbüren
(05451) 49090
Landwirt

[70]

Marienstr. 10
49479 Ibbenbüren
(0 54 51) 96 27 38

[71]

Prozessionsweg 35a
49479 Ibbenbüren,
Tel? (054 51) 97 05 25
Fax (0 54 51) 97 05 24

[72]

oder STALLMEIER

[73]

Christening: 6 May 1854 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[74]

Christening: 9 Jan 1856 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[75]

Birth: 15 Jun 1858 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren
(M)

[76]

Christening: 12 May 1860 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[77]

Christening: 17 Sep 1806 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[78]

Christening: 28 Dec 1808 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[79]

Birth: 9 Jul 1813 Civil, Ibbenbueren

[80]

Christening:
27 Dec 1780 Evangelisch,
28 Dec 1780 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

[81]

Christening:
14 Apr 1784 Katholisch
14 Apr 1784 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[82]

Christening: 1 Jan 1787 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[83]

6 Mar 1779
Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[84]

21 Mar 1752
Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[85]

Christening: 14 Sep 1755 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren
Gerardus Georgius KITTENS 14 Sep 1755 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen

[86]

Marriage: 3 Nov 1840 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[87]

Christening: 19 Jun 1851 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[88]

Marriage: 21 Feb 1810 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[89]

Birth: 14 Jul 1811 Civil, Ibbenbueren

[90]

Birth: 14 Jan 1814 Civil
Christening: 15 Jan 1814 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[91]

Christening: 2 Feb 1817 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[92]

Marriage: 29 Apr 1724 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[93]

Christening: 26 Dec 1734 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren
Marriage:
13 Jun 1765 Evangelisch,
4 Jul 1765 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

[94]

Christening:
22 Dec 1769 Evangelisch
24 Dec 1769 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren
Marriage:
22 Sep 1797
Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[95]

Christening: 11 Jul 1798 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren. Married 23 Aug 1825

Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 20:19:20 -0600From: Ray Einig <reinig@siu.edu>To: gen-de-l@rootsweb.com
Between 1752 and 1799 many of my husband's KITTEN ancestors in Ibbenbueren were baptized twice, once Lutheran and once Catholic. If both took place on the same day I cannot tell which was first, but if they happened a day or two apart the Lutheran one was always first and the Catholic second. That leads me to believe the first was mandatory and the second was by choice, especially since the family was and is Catholic. In families with ten children, some of whom were born before1752 and others later, the early children are all baptized Catholic, and the later ones twice. Conversely, in families who had their kids between1785 and 1805, the early ones are baptized twice and the later ones only Catholic. The family there has told me there was a connection between a local noble and a Lutheran bishop, but my German wasn't good enough to get the whole thing straight. Besides, I thought "cujus regio, cujus religio" went out with the Peace of Westphalia. What was going on? Also, the double marriages often took place months apart. Any special significance to that? Any help would be most appreciated. GinaEinig

Gina,no cujus regio was made legal for all rulers of the land at the peace treaty. The earlier arrangement from the Peace of Augsburg in 1555 was really only legal for the 'reichsunmittelbaren' territories. That is, only those under direct protection of the empire. What you have stumbled into above is some very interesting historical background which I can't really cover here in detail, but it involves the Grafschaft Tecklenburg and the various smaller pieces of the Grafschaft Lingen and the conflict between Münster and Osnabrueck. Ibbenbüren was in the Grafschaft Oberlingen. It took up the NW corner of what used to be part of the Grafschaft Tecklenburg. The law of the land was that all subjects had to be Lutherans because that was the religion of the Count. People were not really free to do as they pleased so they followed the law and then went to Catholic church on their own for what they considered the real baptism. In some areas there was no RC church and the people travelled to some distant city to get their sacraments. You'll notice that once the Prussians took over Tecklenburg and the Münster Bishopric all these silly things stopped. The Prussians allowed religious freedom and individual choice. It is quite a bit of history which you might want to dig into in some detail. FredW. Fred Rump fred@k2nesoft.com 26 Warren St. fred@compu.com Beverly, NJ 609-386-6846 http://www.k2nesoft.com/~fred

I suspect that what was happening was a double registration of thebaptisms and marriages, not an actual repeated ceremony. I don't knowthe specific situation for your time and location, but in many placesone church was the "official" state church responsible for the"official" registration of such events. If a family belonged to one ofthe non-state churches, they would be required to register such eventsin the state church as well. Since in your case, the Lutheran event was always first, I would thinkthat the family was Lutheran, and that after the Lutheran event, theywould take evidence of the event to the Catholic church to have itofficially registered.I know the teaching of the Roman Catholic church is that baptism,properly administered, is "indelible" and is not to be repeated. Certainly a Lutheran baptism would be considered to be a proper baptismby the Catholic church and not be repeated.Merritt

[96]

Christening: 20 Sep 1828 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[97]

Christening: 28 Oct 1833 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[98]

Marriage: 25 Nov 1828 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[99]

Christening: 12 Oct 1829 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[100]

Christening: 8 Oct 1835 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[101]

Christening: Nov 1802 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[102]

Christening: Apr 1806 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[103]

Birth: 8 Jan 1813 Civil, Ibbenbueren

[104]

Christening: 9 Jun 1773
Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[105]

Christening: 14 Nov 1775 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[106]

Christening: 31 May 1778 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[107]

Christening: 15.12.1780
Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[108]

Christening: 24 Jun 1739 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[109]

Christening: 16 Dec 1744 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[110]

Marriage:
21 Dec 1775 Evangelisch,
9 Jan 1776 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren, Westfalen

[111]

Christening: 20 Oct 1776 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[112]

Christening: 7 Mar 1779 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[113]

Christening: 19 Mar 1782 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[114]

13 May 1786 Evangelisch,
15 May 1786 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[115]

Christening:
20 May 1788 Katholisch,
21 May 1788 Evangelisch
Ibbenbueren

[116]

Christening:
27 Dec 1776 Evangelisch,
28 Dec 1776 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[117]

Marriage:
1 May 1814 Civil
4 May 1814 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[118]

Christening: 12 Feb 1815 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[119]

Christening: 1 Dec 1817 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[120]

Christening: 17 Jun 1821 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[121]

Christening: 30 May 1824 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[122]

Christening: 13 Nov 1822 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[123]

Marriage: 8 Jul 1821 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[124]

Zange (Waffeleise) mit Schreiben "Theodor Kitten, 1772"

[125]

Marriage: 28 Aug 1860 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[126]

Christening: 1 Aug 1861 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[127]

Christening: 5 Oct 1862 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren
Nach Boston ca. 1890

[128]

Christening: 9 Jun 1865 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[129]

Christening: 11 Feb 1867 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[130]

Browerskamp 60
49477 Ibbenbüren
(05451) 3344
ElektroTechn.
K.K.

[131]

Browerskamp 62
49477 Ibbenbüren
(05451) 2116
Maurer

[132]

Hatte Habitur, wollte weiter studieren

[133]

gestorben 23J. Alt

[134]

Christening: 6 May 1869 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[135]

aus der Eifel (Bitburg, Proem)

[136]

Herzinfarkt
hohes cholesterin im Blut!
Fernmeldetechniker bei der Post

[137]

zum Kreuzgarten 8
Buelgenauel
53773 Hennef Sieg
(0 22 48) 91 23 07

[138]

Tonnenpütz 27 (or Am Mühlenweiher 22)
53347 Alfter
(0 22 22) 6 04 92

[139]

537.. Hennef Sieg
(0 22 48) 91 23 07

Tochter: Viola Riek

[140]

Cluesseratherstr.8
5000 Koeln Zollstock

2 Soehne: 1 starb von Cholester.

[141]

Oscar-Wilde-Str. 16
50858 Köln
(02234) 75772
Maschinenbauind.

[142]

Schneider-Clauss-Str. 3
50858 Köln
(02 21) 48 82 73
und
515xx Waldbröl
(02291) 800597
Siemens

[143]

Tanzlehrerin

[144]

Elektriker
Forschungszentrum in Juelich

[145]

Brockmüllerstr. 10
52428 Jülich
(02461) 55824

[146]

Lyebeckstr. 11
52428 Jülich
(02461) 51124
Radio- u. Fernsehtechniker, Minolta

[147]

Keerkrade, Netherlands
Diploming. Maschinenbau

[148]

52134 Herzogenrath
mkitten@gmx.de
Saint-Gobain

[149]

Escher Str. 219
50739 Köln
(0221) 176397
k.K.

[150]

k.K.

[151]

k.K.

[152]

Fremdlegion in 1933

[153]

Marriage:
9 Oct 1751 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren
5 Nov 1751 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[154]

Christening:
22 Dec 1752 Evangelisch
23 Dec 1752 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren
Marriage:
24 Aug 1787 Evangelisch
10 Sep 1787 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[155]

Christening: 10 Oct 1788 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[156]

Christening: 6 Nov 1791 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[157]

Christening: 10 Aug 1754 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren
Christening: 11 Aug 1754 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[158]

30 Nov 1757 Evangelisch,
1 Dec 1757 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[159]

Christening:
21 Mar 1760 Evangelisch,
21 Mar 1760 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

[160]

Christening:
3 Jul 1762 Evangelisch,
4 Jul 1762 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

??? Marriage:
Oct 1792 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[161]

Christening: 8 May 1764 Evangelisch
Ibbenbueren

[162]

Marriage: 26 Oct 1737 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[163]

Christening: 19 Oct 1738 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren
Marriage:
9 Nov 1764 Evangelisch,
1 Dec 1764 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[164]

Christening:
1 Sep 1766 Katholisch,
1 Sep 1766 Evangelisch
Ibbenbueren

[165]

evang.: 28 Oct 1771
Christening: 30 Oct 1771 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[166]

20 Jul 1775
Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[167]

Christening: 4 Mar 1777 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[168]

Christening:
7 May 1781 Evangelisch,
8 May 1781 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

[169]

Christening: 4 Nov 1785 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[170]

Christening:
13 Dec 1792 Katholisch,
15 Dec 1792 Evangelisch
Ibbenbueren

[171]

Christening: 3 Apr 1740 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[172]

Marriage:
27 Apr 1806 Evangelisch,
11 Mai 1806 katholisch,
Ibbenbueren

[173]

Christening: 15 Feb 1807 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[174]

30.07.1809

[175]

Birth: 8 Aug 1811 Civil, Ibbenbueren

[176]

Birth: 31 Jan 1814 Civil
Christening: 1 Feb 1814 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[177]

Christening: 21 Oct 1816 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[178]

Marriage: 8 Feb 1835 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[179]

Marriage:
23 Mar 1755 Evangelisch
15 Apr 1755 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[180]

Christening: 4 Oct 1755 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren
Mother: Maria BRAEKERS??
Joes. Gerardus KITTENS 5 Oct 1755 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen

[181]

Christening:
11 Apr 1757 Evangelisch
12 Apr 1757 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[182]

Christening: 21 Dec 1758 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[183]

Christening:
5 Jan 1761 Evangelisch,
6 Jan 1761 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren
Marriage: WILMESSEN?

[184]

Christening: 23 Apr 1764 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[185]

29 Jan 1766
Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[186]

10 Oct 1767
Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[187]

31 Oct 1762 Evang.
1 Nov 1762 Kath.
Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[188]

22 Aug 1773
Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren, Westfalen, Preussen

[189]

Marriage: 30 Mar 1814 Civil, Ibbenbueren

[190]

Birth: 3 Apr 1814 Civil
4 Apr 1814 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

[191]

Christening: 31 Oct 1816 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[192]

Christening: Jan 1787 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[193]

Christening: May 1790 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[194]

Christening: 9 May 1768 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[195]

Marriage:
10 Sep 1791 Evang.
25 Sep 1791 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[196]

Christening:
3 Nov 1792 Katholisch
6 Nov 1792 Evangelisch, Ibbenbueren

[197]

Christening:
31 Dec 1798 Evangelisch,
1 Jan 1799 Katholisch
Ibbenbueren

[198]

Marriage:
27 Sep 1801 Evangelisch
29 Sep 1801 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[199]

Birth: 23 Mar 1812 Civil, Ibbenbueren

[200]

Marriage: 24 Apr 1827 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[201]

Christening: 4 Feb 1828 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[202]

Christening: 3 May 1830 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[203]

Christening: 1 Nov 1831 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[204]

Christening: 27 Dec 1833 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[205]

Christening: 28 Jan 1839 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[206]

Marriage: 14 Feb 1860 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[207]

Christening: 29 Dec 1860 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[208]

Christening: 30 Jan 1862 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[209]

Christening: 22 Sep 1864 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[210]

Christening: 20 Jan 1867 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[211]

Christening: 18 Jun 1869 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[212]

Christening: 17 Jun 1871 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[213]

Christening: 5 Dec 1873 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[214]

Christening: 5 Dec 1873 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[215]

Marriage: 26 Nov 1845 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[216]

Birth: 21 Jul 1846 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

[217]

Christening: 22 Aug 1849 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

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Christening: 23 May 1852 Katholisch, Ibbenbueren

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x12.02.1782 Bezange la Grande, Meurthe et Moselle

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17.02.1789 Bezange la Grande, Meurthe et Moselle

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Marriage: 18 Nov 1846 Marainviller, Meurthe-Et-Moselle

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x12 Jul 1853 Arracourt, Meurthe-Et-Moselle

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x6.05.1857

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Marriage: 16 Nov 1859 Athienville, Meurthe-Et-Moselle

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Marriage: 14 Jan 1861 Maixe, Meurthe-Et-Moselle

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Marriage: 19 Jul 1820 Thiebaumenil, Meurthe-Et-Moselle

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x23.10.1854

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Marriage: 24 Apr 1861 Thiebaumenil, Meurthe-Et-Moselle

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Marriage: 12 Oct 1863 Thiebaumenil, Meurthe-Et-Moselle

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25.10.1859

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x20.05.1845 Mareinviller, MM

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Marriage: 31 Jan 1828 Briujeres, Alsace Lorraine

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Marriage: 1 Jun 1856 Commercy, Meuse

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x24.11.1858 Richtelsheim

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Cultivateur

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x03.02.1834 Bindernheim

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x9 Fev 1869 Strasbourg, BasRhin
film 1165904
Militaire-gardien de prison

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fille de Francois Hohmann et Anne Marie Gluck
x09.02.1869 Strasbourg