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La base miliciens contient, pour la Haute-Alsace, des listes de personnes enr√õlables entre 1729 et 1766.
Les conditions requises pour Ètre enrÛlable étaient les suivantes :
√àtre ¬âˆ‘g√© de 16 √ج¨·Äö 40 ans
Ètre célibataire, ou veuf sans enfants
mesuré au moins 5 pieds de haut
ne pas Ètre infirme
L'enrÛlement ne concernait que les personnes du Tiers-Etat et certaines charges exemptaient de milice. Le jeune qui tirait un mauvais numéro devait effectuer son service ( souvent 6 ans ) pour le compte de la communauté (cf. Régiment d'Anjou ).
Quand les moyens familaux le permettait, il se faisait remplacer contre espèces sonnantes et trébuchantes. Ce contrat de remplacement faisait généralement l'objet d'un acte notarié.
Lautenbach-Zell, 1766, STUDER, Jean, 20, coupeur de bois

See BERGHA page 2142. (Familles de Lautenbach et de Linthal; Inventaires après décès 1753 - 1759. 4E Lautenbach 7.)
8.4.1756 in Lautenbach. Inventory and sharing of the late Andteres STUEDTER the Old living in Lautenbach, between:
- his son Johannes STUEDTER
- the 3 children of the late Anderes STUEDER the Young.
In the presence of:
- Johannes STUEDER, the son, citizen of Lautenbach and guardian of the 3 children of his late brother
- Catharina EDTERLIN, natural guardian of the 3 children of the late Anderes STUETER
Catharina GREBERin, wife of Johannes STUEDER is absent.
A little house and 2 gardens in 'Oberen dorff', on one side the inheritors of Hanns Georg SCHILLING and Methebes BREITTSCHMID, on the other side 'Allemendte Schleiff, in the back idem and in the front Heinrich BREITTSCHMID, 'le prévÛt'.
Debtors: the inheritors of Joseph VON ÄSCH for 30 livres Balois.

See BERGHA page 2141. (Familles de Lautenbach et de Linthal; Inventaires après décès 1753 - 1759. 4E Lautenbach 7.)
29.4.1756 in Lautenbach. Inventory and sharing after the dead of Andreas STUDTER, citizen, between his widow and their 3 children under age: Johannes, Gangolff and Agatha. The widow is assisted by Hans Ge√Ѭ±rg SCHAFFER, citizen of Lautenbach. Johannes STUDTER is the guardian of the 3 children. Marriage contract of 1.2.1747. Morgengaab (dowry) 100 livres Balois.
'A house near the 'Stifftkirchen' (church) between on one side Anthony GALLY and the 'Muhlbach', on the other side Claus KAUFMANN, in the front the 'Muhlbach, and in the back Anthony GALLY. A 'Hoffreüthen' and a garden in the 'Ober dorff'. Tools of the weaver: 1 'Webstuhl',1 'Stuelrad', 18 'Weber geschin', 3 'weberschifflen', 1 Zettelram'. Cattle: 2 goats, 1 cock, 4 chickens. Debtors: Joahnnes STUDTER the old for linnen 2 livres Balois, Heinrich ERNY almost 100 livres Balois. Creditors: the 'Chapitre' 820 livres Balois for buying the house, Maria Anna ETTERLIN almost 24 livres Balois.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jean STUDER

André STUDER
± 1683-1756
Anne Marie KAMERMAN
± 1690-1744
André ETTERLIN
1686-1746
Anne STOLL
± 1690-1734

Jean STUDER
1751-1770


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Birthday March 26, 1751

Day of death June 6, 1770

  • The temperature on June 6, 1770 was about 13.0 °C. Wind direction mainly west by south. Weather type: betrokken. Special wheather fenomena: wat dauw. Source: KNMI
  • Erfstadhouder Prins Willem V (Willem Batavus) (Huis van Oranje-Nassau) was from 1751 till 1795 sovereign of the Netherlands (also known as Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden)
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    • March 5 » Boston Massacre: Five Americans, including Crispus Attucks, are fatally shot by British troops in an event that would contribute to the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War (also known as the American War of Independence) five years later.
    • April 29 » James Cook arrives in Australia at Botany Bay, which he names.
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