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Andreas Meyer 1706–1767 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 29 Nov 1706

Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D

Death Date: 08 Jul 1767

Death Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D

Father: Martin Meyer

Mother: Barbara Sutor

Spouse(s): Catharina Friner, Magdalena Waldkirch

Children(s): Andreas Meyer, Ursula Meyer, Johannes Meyer, Magdalena Meyer, Martin Meyer, Bartholomaeus Meyer, Hans Meyer, Anna Meyer, Martin Meyer, Barbara Meyer

In 1706, Andreas Meyer entered the world in Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D, born to Martin Meyer And Barbara Sutor. Andreas Meyer married Catharina Friner, Magdalena Waldkirch, and had children including Andreas Meyer, Anna Meyer, Barbara Meyer, Bartholomaeus Meyer, Hans Jakob Meyer, Johannes Meyer, Magdalena Meyer, Martin Meyer, Ursula Meyer. Andreas Meyer passed away in 1767 in Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D.

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Biography

  • In 1706, Andreas Meyer entered the world in Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D, born to Martin Meyer And Barbara Sutor.
  • Andreas Meyer married Catharina Friner, Magdalena Waldkirch, and had children including Andreas Meyer, Anna Meyer, Barbara Meyer, Bartholomaeus Meyer, Hans Jakob Meyer, Johannes Meyer, Magdalena Meyer, Martin Meyer, Ursula Meyer.
  • Andreas Meyer passed away in 1767 in Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D.

Immediate Family

Parents

Martin Meyer
1668–1728
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Barbara Sutor
1673–1728
Birth Location: Langenau, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
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Spouses(s)

Catharina Friner
1717–1779
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Magdalena Waldkirch
1695–1735
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
MW

Children(s)

Andreas Meyer
1739–1793
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Ursula Meyer
1749–1749
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Johannes Meyer
1736–1765
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
JM
Magdalena Meyer
1751–1752
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
MM
Martin Meyer
1738–1770
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
MM
Bartholomaeus Meyer
1743–1765
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Hans Meyer
1741–1802
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Anna Meyer
1730–1781
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Martin Meyer
1731–1731
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Barbara Meyer
1735–1735
Birth Location: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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Andreas Meyer's Ancestors

Self
Andreas Meyer
1706–1767
Birth Place: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
Parents
Martin Meyer
1668–1728
Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
Barbara Sutor
1673–1728
Langenau, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Grandparents
Jacob Meyer
1638–1690
Margaretha Geiger
1631–1711
Jacob Sutor
1647–1720
Langenau, Alb-Donau-Kreis, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Anna Kropf
1650–1720
Langensee, Lörrach, Baden, Germany
Great-Grandparents
Hanss Meyer
1613–1693
Anna Guedemann
1619–1688
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Andreas Meyer's Descendants

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Andreas Meyer (29 Nov 1706–08 Jul 1767) m. Catharina Friner (05 Jun 1717–3 Jan 1779) m. Magdalena Waldkirch (22 Jan 1695–1735)
  1. 1. Andreas Meyer 1739–1793
  2. 2. Ursula Meyer 1749–1749
  3. 3. Johannes Meyer 1736–1765
  4. 4. Magdalena Meyer 1751–1752
  5. 5. Martin Meyer 1738–1770
  6. 6. Bartholomaeus Meyer 1743–1765
  7. 7. Hans (Jakob) Meyer 1741–1802
  8. 8. Anna Meyer 1730–1781
  9. 9. Martin Meyer 1731–1731
  10. 10. Barbara Meyer 1735–1735

Andreas Meyer's Timeline

2 Records

1706
29 Nov 1706
Birth of Andreas Meyer in Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
1767
08 Jul 1767
Age 61
Death of Andreas Meyer in Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 29 Nov 1706
    Event Place: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 08 Jul 1767
    Event Place: Hasel, Loerrach, Baden, D
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