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Sunday 21 April 2019

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Here meet different families

Already  as a teenager the history of our family was exiting for me. Family was lived in my parents' house and so my ancestors up to the great-grandparents were familiar to me. The grandmothers told us stories of their lifes. So it won't took long that I started to search for my ancestrors. Meanwhile I practice genealogical research since 2003 and have collected extensive genealogical data of my descent. In addition I own a large collection of family pictures. Parts of my ancestors lived afar from here where I live and there are some interesting stories of their lifes to be told.

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Familie Schweiker Familie Richter Familie Eberle

Schweiker - Piel - Harder - Türks - Gaiser - Peters - Solzbacher - Scholtis

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A part of the ancestors comes for centuries from Württemberg and the other part branches out to the Rhineland and Mecklenburg.

Richter - Reichl - Sopper - Rudert - Brünler - Hofhans - Benke - Walther

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These ancestors came from Saxony and Bohemia, some branches through out over Saxony-Anhalt as far as North Rhine-Westphalia.

Eberle - Fricker - Escheberg - Kurze - Grzeschik - Swientek - Malecha - Plura

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The ancestors came from Baden and the Prussian, and in a large part from Upper Silesia.

Dead items - permanent Search:

Birth and origin of Leopold Friedrich Martienssen, born 1751 of Stresau in Prussia, lived until his death in Güstrow.

Parents, origin and exact birth date of Philipp Ploum, born 1727, lived until his death in Herzogenrath, Occupation: Gate Guard.

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Ancestral Communitys Schweiker

heuss miniOne Person of Ancestral Community Schweiker is the first German Federal President Theodor Heuss (1884 - 1963). Parts of his ancestors come from Walddorf near Tübingen.

 

 

Ancestral Communitys Eberle

benz mini The Eberle family has a genealogical community with the automobile manufacturer Carl Friedrich Benz (1844 - 1929). Parts of his ancestors come from Pfaffenrot.

 

 

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North Bohemia

Home of the mother
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I Search decendants of Richter

I am looking for further siblings of my great-grandfather, in 1862 to 1869 more children could have been born. So far I have not found anything, but the gap is unusually large for this time. This option siblings may have decendants.

 Franz Richter 1832 - 1897 and Maria Brünler 1839 - 1881

1. Richter Franz, born 16 Nov 1861, Kalek (Kallich), death 25 Jun 1884, Becov (Hochpetsch), (Alter 22 Jahre)
2. Richter Josef, born 22 Jun 1870, Kalek (Kallich), death 14 Jul 1870, Kalek (Kallich), (Alter 0 Jahre)
3. Richter Johannes Baptist, born 7 Jan 1873, Kalek (Kallich), death 31 Okt 1955, Haar, (Alter 82 Jahre), Great grandfather, descendants all known

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There were strong emigration movements for economic reasons after the Thirty Years' War. Workmembers from the overpopulated Switzerland (especially from the cantons of Berne, Zurich, Thurgau and from the cantons of St. Gallen) and from Vorarlberg were resident in the destroyed, partly deserted areas of south-west Germany and helped to settle the war-ravaged country again.

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