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Personal data Jean Jacques RITZMANN 

• He was born about 1630 in Bettendorf (68560, Haut-Rhin, France).
• He died on May 23, 1727 in Bettendorf (68560, Haut-Rhin, France).

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• This information was last updated on March 9, 2011.

Household of Jean Jacques RITZMANN

He is married to Marguerite WALTER.

They got married

Child(ren):

1. Apolonia RITZMANN  ± 1655-1726 
2. Jean Jacques RITZMANN  ± 1655-????

Notes about Jean Jacques RITZMANN

Contract de mariages 1724 - 1725 4.E.Altkirch 389 √ج¨·Äö 394 (see Bergha page 4348). 4-4-1725 A leasecontract for 6 years by Jacob RITZMANN from Bettendorf and his wife Margarteha WALTHERin, very old, for all their goods, including the mill to Joseph WERNER from Witersdorf and his wife Apolonia M√úLLER. Witnesses: Apolonia RITZMANerin widow of Claus R√ñLL, Heinrich MEISLIN, guardian of the children of Salome RITZMANNin, Georg ROSENBLATT from Bettendorf, no family and Peter STIERLIN from Henflingen, no family.

From 'Les Vieilles familles du Sundgau', ed. 2, page 119:
' In the begin of the 18th century, the grainmill of Bettendorf belonged to Georges ROSENBLATT. In this mill Marguerite WALTER, widow of Jean Jacques RITZMAN, dictated in may 1732 her last will ('notariat d'Altkirch'). Georges ROSENBLATT is without doubt the one who married on 14 july 1715 in Bettendorf with Marie Marguerite JELTSCH of Hirsingue. He is probably the son of Joachim ROSENBLATT
(married Marie WALTER of Bettendorf in 1684). Joachim had indeed a son called Georges who was baptised in 1687 in Grentzingen (the couple lived in Oberdorf) and his wife originally was from Bettendorf. The Rosenblatt-branche of Grentzingen-Oberdorf continued to grow and at the end of the 18th century in the lists for the provincial army there appeared three 'Rosenblatt's': Henri, labourer, Jean Adam, also labourer and Joseph, 'cordonnier' (shoemaker). In the 19th century Auguste Rosenblatt, born in Oberdorf, went for the adventure in America: he asked for a passeport for New York in 1866. In 1835 Marie ROSENBLATT had place a cross in Grentzingen, on the road to Willer.'

From the churchregister in Bettendorf. Deceased 23.5.1727 Joannes Jacobi RITZMANN.

See BERGHA page 812.
19.5.1732 Testament of Margaretha WALTERin, widow of Hans Jacob RITZMANN, citizen of Bettendorf, passed in the grainmill of Ge√Ѭ±rg ROSENPLAT in Bettendorf.

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