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| xxxxxx b 22 April 1798 to film 102078348 page 691 |
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| Christina Scholl b 22 April 1798 father: Wendel Scholl and Maria film 102078348 image 691 |
On the 22nd of April [1798], in the evening at 6:00 pm born and on the 24th of the same month baptized
Christina.
Father: Wendel Scholl, the local citizen.
Mother: Maria Catharina, née Nüchterin.
Baptismal witnesses: (1) Johann Georg Kammerer, the local citizen and master smith, and (2) his wife Catharina, née Süßin.
In the right column: Married 19 April 1827. Died 1 October 1843.
Pastor: J. J. Ritter entered Christina's birth information.
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| xxxxxxx marriage to xxxxxxxx ? 1797 film 102078348 page 752 |
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| Carl Ludwig Raicher marr Margaretha Lind 25 Apr 1797 film 102078348 page 752 |
[Married] on the 25th of April [1797]: Carl Ludwig Raicher, surgeon here, legitimately-conceived unmarried son of Mr. Friderich Wilhelm Raicher, the local surgeon, bath house operator, and citizen, with Magdalena, née Mezgerin, and Margaretha Lindin, surviving legitimately-conceived unmarried daughter of the late Jacob Lind, former citizen here, with Margaretha, née Schollin.
Notes: Carl Ludwig Raicher (K8Z3-P69)was born on 16 May 1775 to Friderich Wilhelm Raicher (1734-1804) and Magdalena Metzger (1738-1818). Carl Ludwig married Margaretha Lind 25 April 1797. They had 10 children from 1797 until 1814. Carl Ludwig died 6 months 9 days after the birth of his last Child Jakobine Raicher.
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| xxxxxxx 1886 Liedolsheim film 12078356 page 60 copy |
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| Christina Krauss Hager 59 yr death 13 Jan 1886 Liedolsheim film 1-2078356 page 60 copy |
Record no. 5 for Johannes Hager
Number: 5.
Died: 12 January [1886], at night at 10:00 pm.
Buried: 14 January [1886], in the afternoon at 2:00 pm.
Name of deceased: Johannes Hager, farmer here, husband of Christina, née Kraus[s]; legitimate son of the deceased shoemaker Christoph Hager and the deceased Katharina, née Roth.
Age: 69 years, 7 months, 17 days.
Remarks: buried together [with the embracing bracket indicating decedent 5 and decedent 6 were buried together].
Record no 6 for Christina (Krauss) Hager
Number: 6.
Died: 13 January [1886], in the morning at 3:00 am.
Buried: 14 January [1886], in the afternoon at 2:00 pm.
Name of deceased: Christina Hager, wife of the deceased Johannes Hager, farmer here; legitimate daughter of the deceased Philipp Kraus[s], police officer in Graben, and the deceased Margaretha, née Scholl.
Age: 59 years, 2 months, 26 days.
Remarks: [same as above].
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