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Note: SCHWARZKOPF AUTHOR =? GRANDCHILD OF JOHANNES SCHWARZKOPF B. JULY 29, 1833-
ERRORS MARKED BY CAPITALIZED COMMENTS
The name Schwarzkopf does not appear in the Baptismal Register between 1710 and 1740 or in the marriage register between 1720 and 1740
and in none of the later family registers.
Therefore Europhrosina Schwarzkopfin (the "in" ending denotes a women's name) must have come to Haiterbach from another part of the
country - perhaps she came from Tuttlingen as one of the godparents is
from Tuttlingen.
Her son Christian Schwarzkopf was the second illegitimate child of Euphrosina Schwarzkopfin and he was quickly christianed "Christian
Schwarzkopf". His Godparents were: Michael Gulekunst, Michael Schuon,
Regina Margetha Weyelmannin and Johann Weylmanns, merchant at Tuttlingen.
Christian Schwarzkopf was born Oct. 25, 1756 was a keeper of horses. Married Maria Katharina Fray May 15, 1799. She was born July 2,
1761. died June 15 1831, they were only married a short time when he
died Sept. 14, 1800 in Weilheim aged 44 years.
They had Anna Margaretha Schwarzkopf born Nov. 18, 1821 married 1844. [ANNA MARGARETHA IS NOT THE DAUGHTER OF THIS COUPLE] (2) Jacob
Schwarzkopf born May 21, 1795 in Wankheim (our ancestor) 3. Johann Georg
Schwarzkopf born July 20, 1800. Just a few months before his father died.
Jacob Schwarzkopf our ancestor born May 21, 1795 in Wankheim was a farmer and stonemason married May 10, 1821 Anna Maria Frey who was born
March 9, 1795 in Wankheim. They had eight children, four died young. He
died Aug. 13, 1860 and she Feb. 25, 1878. Their children were:
1. Anna Margaretha Schwarzkopf Nov. 18, 1821
2. Jacob Schwarzkopf June 6, 1823
3. Katharine Schwarzkopf Feb. 4, 1825
4. Barbara Schwarzkopf Jan. 26, 1827-Aug. 5, 1828
5. Conrad Schwarzkopf March 2, 1829-Sept. 15, 1833
6. Barbara Schwarzkopf Sept. 20, 1830-March 19, 1831
7. Johannes Schwarzkopf Dec. 30, 1831-Feb. 11, 1832
8. Johannes Schwarzkopf July 29, 1833-
This youngest member of the family was our grandfather and came to Indiana 1854, four years after his father's death. His mother lived with
her daughter Anna Walker and grandaughter (Emiley?-handwriting illegible)
Walker Kuttler, twenty eight (18) (sic) years longer.
Can go back several generations of Anna Maria Freys family. Anna Margaretha Schwarzkopf married Calvin Walker and was the grandmother of Jacob Kuttler and Mary Sills.
John [B JULY 29, 1833], Jacob [B JUN. 6, 1823], and Mary Schwarzkopf [ANNA MARGARETHA SCHWARZKOPF B. NOV. 18, 1821, MRD. CALVIN WALKER] lived
in Wittenberg [WURTTEMBERG} Germany 1854. John married Barbara Myers
[MAIER]in 1856 [JULY 5, 1855] and came to America at an unknown date
after that [1854]. Jacob came to America in 1854 and settled in Bucyrus
Ohio. He married a sister of Barbara Myers [ELIZABETH MAIER]. One of
their children was buried in the ocean on the way over. John and wife
Barbara and sister Mary Walker came to America about 1880 [JOHN AND
BARBARA CAME TO AMERICA 1854, ACCORDING TO 3RD SENTENCE BELOW ANNA
MARGARETHA CAME TO AMERICA CA 1870-1874]. John and Barbara lived in
Crawford County Ohio until son John was six years old. John and Henry
Yager had a shoemaking shop together in Hartford City. Later John bought
a farm north-east of Hartford and lived there til John's sister Mary
Walker came to this country between 1870 and 1874. Mary said, "You know
your way around better than I so sell me this farm and you buy another"
which he did about 1 1/2 miles farther northeast where the youngest son
Lewis was born. Lewis lived on this farm until his death in 1932. Since
then Lewis' youngest son Glenn has lived in the house his father was born
in and now one of Gelnn's sons, Donald lives there. The house is of hewn
logs and was built before the civil war. John bought forty acres a mile
farther northeast and finally sold it to his son John for $1100. Vergil
was born on this farm and later they moved to a farm farther east.
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