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Martin WERNER 1786–1786 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 29 OCT 1786

Birth Location: Kummerau

Death Date: 13 DEC 1786

Death Location: Kummerau

Father: Gottfried WERNER

Mother: Catharina BAUMGART

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Children(s):

Martin WERNER was born in 1786 in Kummerau, the child of Gottfried Werner And Catharina Elisabeth Baumgart. Martin WERNER passed away in 1786 in Kummerau.

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Biography

  • Martin WERNER was born in 1786 in Kummerau, the child of Gottfried Werner And Catharina Elisabeth Baumgart.
  • Martin WERNER passed away in 1786 in Kummerau.

Immediate Family

Parents

Gottfried WERNER
1745–1802
Birth Location: Kummerau, Kirchspiel Quednau
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Catharina BAUMGART
1747–1806
Birth Location: Kummerau, Kirchspiel Quednau
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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Martin WERNER's Ancestors

Self
Martin WERNER
1786–1786
Birth Place: Kummerau
Parents
Gottfried WERNER
1745–1802
Kummerau, Kirchspiel Quednau
Catharina (Elisabeth) BAUMGART
1747–1806
Kummerau, Kirchspiel Quednau
Grandparents
Michael WERNER
1714–1774
Maria RIESS
1720–1760
Michael BAUMGART
1722–1754
Kummerau, Kirchspiel Quednau
Dorothea SAMARITER
1724–1776
Kummerau, Kirchspiel Quednau
Great-Grandparents
Christoph RIESS
1690–1747
Barbara POCCARDT
1695–1751
Christoph BAUMGART
1690–1745
unbekannt N.N.
1700–1747
Christoph (SOMRITTER)
1693–1780
Barbara MAY
1692–1766
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Martin WERNER's Timeline

2 Records

1786
29 OCT 1786
Birth of Martin WERNER in Kummerau
Kummerau
1786
13 DEC 1786
Death of Martin WERNER in Kummerau
Kummerau

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 29 OCT 1786
    Event Place: Kummerau

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 13 DEC 1786
    Event Place: Kummerau
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