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Anna Regina MORR 1759–1840 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 30 APR 1759

Birth Location: Schuditten

Death Date: 4 APR 1840

Death Location: Schuditten

Father: Johannes MORR

Mother: Sophie (GEMP)

Spouse(s):

Children(s):

Anna Regina MORR was born in 1759 in Schuditten, the child of Johannes Morr And Sophie Dorothea Gempf Gemp. Anna Regina MORR married Jacob Schalmann. Anna Regina MORR passed away in 1840 in Schuditten.

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Biography

  • Anna Regina MORR was born in 1759 in Schuditten, the child of Johannes Morr And Sophie Dorothea Gempf Gemp.
  • Anna Regina MORR married Jacob Schalmann.
  • Anna Regina MORR passed away in 1840 in Schuditten.

Immediate Family

Parents

Johannes MORR
1722–1791
Birth Location: Schuditten, Kirchspiel Medenau,
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Sophie (GEMP)
1737–1763
Birth Location: Blumenau, Kirchspiel Medenau
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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Anna MORR's Ancestors

Self
Anna MORR
1759–1840
Birth Place: Schuditten
Parents
Johannes MORR
1722–1791
Schuditten, Kirchspiel Medenau,
Sophie (Dorothea GEMPF) (GEMP)
1737–1763
Blumenau, Kirchspiel Medenau
Grandparents
Michael (MORR) (MORRE)
1686–1763
Kosnehnen, Kirchspiel Medenau
Maria NEUMANN
1696–1754
Schuditten, Kirchspiel Medenau,
Gottfried (GEMPF) (GEMP)
–1758
Great-Grandparents
Christoph MORR
1645–1743
Barbara PETTER
–1698
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Christoff MORR
1611–1685
unbenannt N.N.
1619–1702

Anna MORR's Timeline

2 Records

1759
30 APR 1759
Birth of Anna Regina MORR in Schuditten
Schuditten
1840
4 APR 1840
Age 81
Death of Anna Regina MORR in Schuditten
Schuditten

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 30 APR 1759
    Event Place: Schuditten

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 4 APR 1840
    Event Place: Schuditten
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