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Magdalena Wagner 1652–1701 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 31 Mar 1652

Birth Location: Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Death Date: 1 Jun 1701

Death Location: Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Father: Friedrich Wagner

Mother: Catharine Heß

Spouse(s): Hans Mäder

Children(s): Johan Sr, Johann Meder, Balthasar Mader

The story of Magdalena Wagner began in 1652 in Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Magdalena Wagner married Hans Mader, and had children including Balthasar Mader, Johan Georg Duerr Dry Sr, Johann Georg Meder. Magdalena Wagner passed away in 1701 in Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.

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Biography

  • The story of Magdalena Wagner began in 1652 in Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.
  • Magdalena Wagner married Hans Mader, and had children including Balthasar Mader, Johan Georg Duerr Dry Sr, Johann Georg Meder.
  • Magdalena Wagner passed away in 1701 in Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.

Immediate Family

Parents

Friedrich Wagner
1608–1675
Birth Location: Marzell, Lorrach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
FW
Catharine Heß
1603–1662
Birth Location: Kandern, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
CH

Spouses(s)

Hans Mäder
1640–1674
Birth Location: Malsburg, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
HM

Children(s)

Johan Sr
1674–1741
Birth Location: Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
JS
Johann Meder
1674–1741
Birth Location: Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
JM
Balthasar Mader
1570–1610
Birth Location: Malsburg, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
BM

Magdalena Wagner's Ancestors

Self
Magdalena Wagner
1652–1701
Birth Place: Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Parents
Friedrich Leonhard Wagner
1608–1675
Marzell, Lorrach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Catharine Heß
1603–1662
Kandern, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Grandparents
Johannes (Von) Hess
1583–1631
Frankfurt, Hessen, Deutschland
Anna (Maria) Vogel
1585–1612
Aichelberg, Jagst, Wuerttemberg, Germany
Great-Grandparents
Wendel Heess
1540–1600
Elisabeth unkn
1540–
Marthe Roeger
1560–
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Heess
Celar Haas
1515–
Hansen Pfaffen
1510–

Magdalena Wagner's Descendants

1.
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Magdalena Wagner (31 Mar 1652–1 Jun 1701) m. Hans Mäder (2 Feb 1640–1674)
  1. 1. Johan (Georg Duerr Dry) Sr 1674–1741 m. Margaretha (Clara) Augenstein 1687–1771
    1. 1. Charles (Dry) (Duerr) 1733–1797 m. Christina (Muss) Dry 1730–1801
      1. 1. Johann (Martin Dry) Duerr 1759–1837 m. Catherine (Kepley) (Keppel) 1768–1814 m. Anna (Elizabeth) Capley 1795–1828
        1. 1. Solomon (Travis) Dry 1798–1855 m. Esther Melchor 1795–1878
        2. 2. Mary (Esther) Dry 1810–1885 m. Daniel Sides 1806–1880 m. Jacob (HARKEY) II 1804–1842
        3. 3. Barbara (O Dry) Harkey 1812–1888 m. Adam (Eli "Eli") Harkey 1807–1864
        4. 4. Sarah ("Sally") Dry 1780–1829
        5. 5. Abraham Dry 1804–1865
        6. 6. Ann (Elizabeth Dry) Teeter 1787–1859
        7. 7. Joseph Dry 1797–1865
        8. 8. Lawrence Dry 1813–
        9. 9. Elizabeth (Dry) Ritchey 1773–1798
        10. 10. Catherine (Dry) Layton 1780–1796
        11. 11. Peter Dry 1789–1854
        12. 12. Martin Dry 1780–1786
        13. 13. John (N) Dry 1790–
        14. 14. John ("George") Dry 1779–1834
        15. 15. Daniel Drye 1824–1880
        16. 16. George (M.) Dry 1799–1834
        17. 17. Charity Dry 1803–1880
        18. 18. John (N) Dry 1799–1854 m. Sophia (Barrier) Dry 1804–1884
        19. 19. Mary Dry 1790–1859
        20. 20. Joseph Dry 1797–1865
        21. 21. Elizabeth (Dry) Ritchey 1773–1798
        22. 22. Peter Dry 1789–1854
        23. 23. Peter Dry 1809–1854
        24. 24. George (M "Geb") Dry 1799–1857
        25. 25. Lawrence Dry 1813–
        26. 26. Catherine (Dry) Layton 1780–1796
        27. 27. Abraham Dry 1804–1865
        28. 28. Martin Dry 1780–1786
        29. 29. Ann (Elizabeth Dry) Teeter 1787–1859
        30. 30. Mary (Esther) Dry 1790–1859
        31. 31. John ("George") Dry 1779–1834
        32. 32. Catrone Dry 1803–1880
        33. 33. Barbara (C) Dry 1812–1888 m. Adam (Eli) Harkey 1807–1864
        34. 34. Sally Dry 1780–1829
        35. 35. Mathias Dry 1795–1786
        36. 36. Solomon (Travis) Dry 1798–1855
        37. 37. Abraham (Abram Dry) ' 1804–1865
        38. 38. Mary (Esther Dry) Sides 1805–1886
        39. 39. Joseph Dry 1797–1865
        40. 40. Abraham Dry 1804–1865
        41. 41. Solomon Dry 1798–1855
        42. 42. Mary Dry 1790–
        43. 43. Peter Dry 1809–1854
        44. 44. Ann (Elizabeth) Dry 1787–1859
        45. 45. Joseph Dry 1797–1865
        46. 46. Lawrence Dry 1813–
        47. 47. John (N) Dry 1799–1854
        48. 48. Solomon Dry 1798–1855
        49. 49. Mary (Esther) Dry 1810–1886
        50. 50. george (m) dry 1799–1857
        51. 51. Ann (Elizabeth) Dry 1787–1859
      2. 2. Charles Dry 1773–1775
      3. 3. Johannes Dry 1777–1837
      4. 4. Phillip (Wiley Dürr) Drye 1761–1837
      5. 5. Ullrich (Owen) Dry 1754–1840
      6. 6. Andrew (Daniel) Dry 1762–1828
      7. 7. Eve (dürr) (Dry) 1757–1828
      8. 8. Owen (Ulrich) Dry 1757–1840
      9. 9. jacob (dürr) dry 1764–1854
      10. 10. Anna (Christine) Dry 1769–1772
      11. 11. Peter Dry 1785–1855
      12. 12. Charles Doerr\Durr\Dry 1774–1775
      13. 13. Paul Doerr\Durr\Dry\M 1750–1818
      14. 14. Elizabeth Dry 1773–1798
      15. 15. Johannes (\John Dörr) \Dry 1777–1828
      16. 16. George Dry 1766–1855
      17. 17. johann (martin) dörr\dry 1759–1836
      18. 18. Owen (Ullrich) Dry 1754–1840
      19. 19. ulrichowen (dürr) dry 1757–1840
    2. 2. Peter (Dorr) Dry 1736–
    3. 3. Johann (Georg (Dry)) Duerr 1725–1795
    4. 4. Johan (Jacob) Dry 1730–
    5. 5. Johan (Christian) Dry 1712–1713
    6. 6. Margaretha (Barbara Clara) Dry 1719–1796
    7. 7. Anna (Christine) Dry 1710–1747
    8. 8. Johan (Jacob) Duerr 1730–1789
    9. 9. Johan (Georg DUERR) dry 1725–1795
    10. 10. Anna (Christine Duerr Dry) Reis 1710–1747
    11. 11. Johan (Christian Durr \ Duerr \) Dry 1713–1713
    12. 12. Anna (Margaretha Duerr) Dry 1719–1796
    13. 13. Margaretha (Barbara Clara Duerr \) Dry 1722–1796
    14. 14. Johann (Jost Jacob Durr \ Duerr \) Dry 1730–1795
    15. 15. Christopher Dry 1713–1784
    16. 16. Johan ("Hans" Michael Durr \) Dry 1716–1799
    17. 17. Charles (Georg) Dörr 1742–1795
    18. 18. Johann (Martin "Jost" Duerr \) Dry 1734–1789
    19. 19. Johan (Georg) Duerr 1725–1795
    20. 20. Dürr –1871
  2. 2. Johann (Georg) Meder 1674–1741
  3. 3. Balthasar Mader 1570–1610

Magdalena Wagner's Timeline

2 Records

1652
31 Mar 1652
Birth of Magdalena Wagner in Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
1701
1 Jun 1701
Age 49
Death of Magdalena Wagner in Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 31 Mar 1652
    Event Place: Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1 Jun 1701
    Event Place: Käsacker, Lorrach, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
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