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ludwig christopher Walter 1689–1761 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1689

Birth Location: Birkenau, Hessen, Germany

Death Date: Feb 1761

Death Location: Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Father: Christoph Walter

Mother: Margreta Manndinger

Spouse(s): Maria Schirmeyn

Children(s): Maria Walter

ludwig christopher Walter was born in 1689 in Birkenau, Hessen, Germany, the child of Christoph Walter And Margreta Manndinger. ludwig christopher Walter married Maria Gertraud Schirmeyn, and had children including Maria Magdalena Walter. ludwig christopher Walter passed away in 1761 in Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

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Biography

  • ludwig christopher Walter was born in 1689 in Birkenau, Hessen, Germany, the child of Christoph Walter And Margreta Manndinger.
  • ludwig christopher Walter married Maria Gertraud Schirmeyn, and had children including Maria Magdalena Walter.
  • ludwig christopher Walter passed away in 1761 in Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

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ludwig Walter's Ancestors

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ludwig Walter
1689–1761
Birth Place: Birkenau, Hessen, Germany
Parents
Christoph Walter
1655–
Margreta Manndinger
1687–1732
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ludwig Walter's Descendants

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ludwig (christopher) Walter (1689–Feb 1761) m. Maria (Gertraud) Schirmeyn (1689–21 May 1732)
  1. 1. Maria (Magdalena) Walter 1717–1761
    1. 1. Wendel (Trout) Jr. 1743–1820 m. Elizabeth Druckenbrod 1765–1825
      1. 1. Wentle (Valentine) Trout 1787–1871 m. Barbara (Eva) Miller 1792–1856
        1. 1. Samuel Trout 1816–1867 m. Catharine (J) Douglas 1821–1861
        2. 2. Valentine Trout 1822–1913
        3. 3. Barbara (Eva) Trout 1809–1884
        4. 4. Adam (Henry) Trout 1811–1890
        5. 5. Abraham ("Abe") Trout 1813–1893
        6. 6. David (John) Trout 1818–1864
        7. 7. Jacob Trout 1820–1877
        8. 8. James (Howard) Trout 1824–1898
        9. 9. Elizabeth Trout 1829–1836
        10. 10. Nicholas (H) Trout 1831–1834
        11. 11. Rebecca Trout 1836–1849
        12. 12. John (E) Trout 1839–1896
        13. 13. Catherine Trout 1828–
        14. 14. George Trout 1822–1848
      2. 2. John (Miller) Trout 1789–1866
      3. 3. Agnes (Nancy) Trout 1782–1858
      4. 4. Elizabeth Trout 1784–1870
      5. 5. William Trout 1797–1876
      6. 6. Joseph Trout 1781–1868
      7. 7. David Trout 1792–1845
      8. 8. Margaret (Peggy) Trout 1807–1883
      9. 9. Johann (Georg) Trout 1794–1878
      10. 10. Mary (Polly Magdalena) Trout 1800–1888
      11. 11. Adam (Henry Trout) Sr. 1803–1869

ludwig Walter's Timeline

2 Records

1689
1689
Birth of ludwig christopher Walter in Birkenau, Hessen, Germany
Birkenau, Hessen, Germany
1761
Feb 1761
Age 72
Death of ludwig christopher Walter in Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1689
    Event Place: Birkenau, Hessen, Germany

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: Feb 1761
    Event Place: Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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