Vielhaber Web Tree » Hans (± 1640-> 1699)

Personal data Hans 

Source 1
  • He was born about 1640.
  • Profession: Ackersmann, Sendgerichtsschöffe.
  • Religion: Römisch-katholisch.
  • He died after 1699 in Fredeburg. He was about 58-59 years old.

Household of Hans

He is married to Gertrud Leusmann.

They got married about 1670 at Fredeburg.Source 1


Child(ren):

  1. Heinrich Leusmann  ± 1680-< 1740 


Notes about Hans

BIRT: _UID 568ECB651CEC46980485B39EC339C374

BIRT: RIN MH:IF3115

DEAT: _UID 568ECB651D0946983485B39EC339C374

DEAT: RIN MH:IF3118

OCCU: _UID 568ECB651CF5F6981485B39EC339C374

OCCU: RIN MH:IF3116

RELI: _UID 568ECB651CFF46982485B39EC339C374

RELI: RIN MH:IF3117

RIN MH:SC1085

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Hans

Hans
± 1640-> 1699

± 1670

Gertrud Leusmann
± 1650-????

Heinrich Leusmann
± 1680-< 1740

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Sources

  1. Webtrees Familie Hanses, Jochen Hanses, hanses-genealogy.de/individual.php?pid=I13916
    http://hanses-genealogy.de

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