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From: "Henning Boettcher" <>
Subject: Re: Jacob Walz
Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2001 09:44:50 +0200
References: <F0jk7.141197$k7.36217901@news1.rdc1.tn.home.com>



"Johann Walz" <> schrieb
> I am trying to find the name of my Great Great Grandfather's first
wife (see
> 3rd Generation A). My Grandfather decended from his first wife,
and my
> Grandmother decended from his second wife, making them 1/2 first
cousins.
> My Grandmother's sister has not left us any clues regarding the
first wife
> or their children since this marriage caused quite a stir among
the family
> members. We have only a couple of middle names, so this makes the
search
> more difficult.
>
> This is what we know that may help trace the first wife's name:
>
> 1st Known Generation:
> Father: Joel Walz, born in Ebershardt on September 24, 1788, died
?
> Mother: Dorothea Saal, born in Ebershardt on January 22, 1793,
died March
> 23, 1866
> Children: Johannes (Johanne is another spelling that has been
found),
> Dorothea, and Maria Margarethe
>
> 2nd Known Generation:
> Johanne is the only one for whom we have information. Born
November 11,
> 1817 in ?, died November 19, 1870 in Nagold.
> First wife & children's names unknown, except for one boy Jacob.
He may
> have had two sisters.
> Johanne married 2nd wife, Katharina Magdalena Hrter, born January
1, 1827
> in Ebhausen, died June 22, 1889 in Nagold.
> Children: Joel, born 1858; (Great Grandfather) Johann, born 1864;
> Magdalena, Dorothea, and Elizabeth (no birth dates for the girls)
>
> 3rd Known Generation (A):
> Very little information is known about this branch of the family.
We do not
> know Johanne's first wife's name. The second wife is listed above
in
> Generation 2.
> We only know that Jacob Walz, son of the first marriage was the
father of my
> Grandfather, Johanne Walz who emmigrated with is 1/2 cousin Emily
listed
> below.
>
> 3rd Known Generation (B):
> Johann Walz, listed in 2nd Generation, married Anna Frederica
Ploucher. No
> dates, possibly married in Nagold. Anna's father was Lucas
Ploucher from
> Holzhausen. One child was named Emily, my Grandmother. She
emmigrated from
> Germany in 1913, sailing from Antwerp to NY city on a ship named
the
> Finland.
>
> Charlotte Walz-Haas
>

Be aware of the following:
"Johannes (Johanne is another spelling that has been found)"
Only one of these names is the right one.
Johannes would be a son, Johanne would be a daughter.
Johann and Johannes are names for males.
Johanne, Johanna are names for females.
Did you look at LDS for microfilms of the parish records of
Ebershardt and Nagold? Try
http://www.familysearch.org/
Did you ask at the churches of Ebershardt and Nagold in which
archives the parish records of that time could be now? Did you ask
at that archives? (If you are not successful with LDS)

--
Kind regards
Henning Boettcher




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