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Hanß Conrad Müller 1546–1601 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: April 16, 1546

Birth Location: Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland

Death Date: 1601

Death Location: Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland

Father: Andres Müller

Mother: Elise Oertli

Spouse(s): Fronek Kundig

Children(s): Hans Jr, Hans Muller

In 1546, Hanß Conrad Müller entered the world in Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland, born to Andres Muller And Elise Oertli. Hanß Conrad Müller married Fronek Fronika Sumner Mueller Muller Moller Kundig, Fronika Muller, and had children including Hans Conrad Mueller Jr, Hans Muller. Hanß Conrad Müller passed away in 1601 in Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland.

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Biography

  • In 1546, Hanß Conrad Müller entered the world in Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland, born to Andres Muller And Elise Oertli.
  • Hanß Conrad Müller married Fronek Fronika Sumner Mueller Muller Moller Kundig, Fronika Muller, and had children including Hans Conrad Mueller Jr, Hans Muller.
  • Hanß Conrad Müller passed away in 1601 in Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland.

Immediate Family

Parents

Andres Müller
1501–1571
Birth Location: Ossingen, Zürich, Schweiz
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Elise Oertli
1505–1575
Birth Location: Ossingen, Zürich, Schweiz
EO

Spouses(s)

Fronek Kundig
1549–1630
Birth Location: Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland
FK

Children(s)

Hans Jr
1562–1663
Birth Location: Reitnau, Aargau, Switzerland
HJ
Hans Muller
1569–1666
Birth Location: Hilterfingen, Bern, Switzerland
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Hanß Müller's Ancestors

Self
Hanß Müller
1546–1601
Birth Place: Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland
Parents
Andres Müller
1501–1571
Ossingen, Zürich, Schweiz
Elise Oertli
1505–1575
Ossingen, Zürich, Schweiz
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Hanß Müller's Descendants

1.
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Hanß (Conrad) Müller (April 16, 1546–1601) m. Fronek ((Fronika) Sumner Mueller (Muller\ Moller)) Kundig (1549–1630)
  1. 1. Hans (Conrad Mueller) Jr 1562–1663 m. Elsi Hauri 1563–1594
    1. 1. Paulus Mueller 1588–1669 m. Verena Ruegger 1592–1627 m. Elsbeth Klawenbach 1595–1650
      1. 1. Samuel Mueller 1626–1672 m. Anna (Catherina Scheeb\) Muller 1630–1670
        1. 1. Elisabeth Mueller 1650–1700 m. Hans (Thieboldt) Eisenmann 1648–1676
      2. 2. Hans Mueller 1617–
      3. 3. Anna (Margretha) Mueller 1616–
      4. 4. Katharina Mueller 1613–1657
      5. 5. Rudolf Mueller 1624–
      6. 6. Christian Mueller 1620–
      7. 7. Verena Mueller 1625–
      8. 8. Heinrich Mueller 1627–1672
      9. 9. Hans Mueller 1614–
      10. 10. Maria Mueller 1612–1654
      11. 11. Verena Luescher 1628–
      12. 12. Maria Mueller 1622–1654
      13. 13. Anna Mueller 1616–
      14. 14. Melchior Mueller 1616–
      15. 15. Abraham Mueller 1618–
      16. 16. Anna Mueller 1619–
      17. 17. Kasper Mueller 1639–
      18. 18. Maria Mueller 1631–
      19. 19. Barbara Mueller 1624–
      20. 20. Jakob Mueller 1620–
      21. 21. Elsbeth Mueller 1643–
      22. 22. Verena Mueller 1634–
    2. 2. Melchior Mueller 1593–1669
    3. 3. Rudolf Mueller 1593–
    4. 4. Katharina Mueller 1613–
    5. 5. Barbara (Barbeli) Mueller 1594–
    6. 6. Christian Mueller 1586–1669
    7. 7. Pankraz Mueller 1590–
    8. 8. Margaretha Mueller 1585–1636
    9. 9. Heinrich Mueller 1586–
    10. 10. Hans Mueller 1593–1669
  2. 2. Hans Muller 1569–1666

Hanß Müller's Timeline

2 Records

1546
April 16, 1546
Birth of Hanß Conrad Müller in Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland
Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland
1601
1601
Age 55
Death of Hanß Conrad Müller in Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland
Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: April 16, 1546
    Event Place: Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1601
    Event Place: Weiningen, Zurich, Switzerland
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