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Valentin Simon Ritter 1861–1935 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 27 Oct 1861
Birth Location: Germany
Death Date: 21 Mar 1935
Death Location: Germany
Father: Kaspar Ritter
Mother: Anna Seumann
Spouse(s): Maria Ritter
Children(s): Johann I, Wendelin Ritter, Josef Ritter
In 1861, Valentin Simon Ritter entered the world in Germany, born to Kaspar Ritter And Anna Maria Seumann. Valentin Simon Ritter married Maria Ritter, and had children including Johann Ritter I, Josef Ritter, Karl Ritter, Therese Ritter, Wendelin Valentin Ritter. Valentin Simon Ritter passed away in 1935 in Germany.
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Biography
- In 1861, Valentin Simon Ritter entered the world in Germany, born to Kaspar Ritter And Anna Maria Seumann.
- Valentin Simon Ritter married Maria Ritter, and had children including Johann Ritter I, Josef Ritter, Karl Ritter, Therese Ritter, Wendelin Valentin Ritter.
- Valentin Simon Ritter passed away in 1935 in Germany.
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Valentin Ritter's Descendants
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1. Johann (Ritter) I 1896–1952 m. Anna (Maria) Weigel 1910–1967
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2. Wendelin (Valentin) Ritter 1901–1943
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3. Josef Ritter 1894–1962 m. Agnes Weber 1899–
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1. Erika Ritter 1932–1976
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2. Marga Ritter 1925–
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Valentin Ritter's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 27 Oct 1861
Event Place: Germany
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 21 Mar 1935
Event Place: Germany