Name: tallgeyer -- Ancestors of Timothy L. Allgeyer

Updated: 05-03-2019 22:05:03. Owner: Tim Allgeyer


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Johann Georg Renner: Birth: 20 Apr 1722 in Obermichelbuch, Baden, Germany. Death: 29 Nov 1794 in Obermichelbuch, Baden, Germany

  2. Johann Adam Renner: Birth: 1 May 1727 in Obermichelbuch, Baden, Germany.

  3. Michael Renner: Birth: 11 Sep 1728 in Obermichelbuch, Baden, Germany. Death: 21 Sep 1752 in Gamshurst, Baden, Germany

  4. Maria Anna Renner: Birth: 20 Jan 1732 in Obermichelbuch, Baden, Germany. Death: 19 Aug 1749 in Obermichelbuch, Baden, Germany

  5. Phillip Jacob Renner: Birth: 18 May 1739 in Obermichelbuch, Baden, Germany. Death: 25 Oct 1814 in Gamshurst, Baden, Germany


Sources
1. Title:   Latter Day Saints Microfilm, Births, Deaths, Marriages (1655-1739) Gamshurst, Baden
Page:   #0958348 p.27a
2. Title:   Latter Day Saints Microfilm, Book of Deaths, Gamshurst (1740-1900)
Page:   #0958352 p.66
Publication:   Microfilmed by the Church of Latter Day Saints
3. Title:   Latter Day Saints Microfilm, Births, Deaths, Marriages (1655-1739) Gamshurst, Baden
Page:   #0958348 p.20a

Notes
a. Note:   a Gutmann. He represents the thrid generation of this family line of Renners in Gamshurst. Johann Martin was 25 when he married Anna Eva Jung, whose roots were from Oberkirch. The couple had a total of 5 children; 4 boys and a daughter. Every one of his children had teh same Godparents: Thomas Strassburger and Elisabeth Schmelzle. Johann Martin lived to be 63 years of age. The OFB Gamshurst indicates the family resided in Obermichelbuch based on the notation of death stating as such. Therefore the original research which listed all the children being born in Gamshurst will be changed to Obermichelbuch.
Note:   !Carpenter by trade, Johan Martin was the oldest son of Johann Georg Renner and Anna Catharin

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