The Proeger Family · Generation 11 — Earl's 8th-great-grandparents

Barbara Pröger

Mother of Hans Pröger · c. 1653 – bur. 1 Apr 1696, Seibotenberg, Michelbach, Germany

Barbara Pröger

Confirmed

Mother of Hans Pröger · c. 1653 – bur. 1 Apr 1696, Seibotenberg, Michelbach, Germany

Buried
1 April 1696
Sources
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Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED as the wife of Hanß Pröger from 1670 to 1696 and the mother of Hans (Johann) Pröger, Earl’s 7th-great-grandfather: she is named as the mother at his baptism on 20 April 1674 and as Hanß’s wife at her burial. Her maiden name is Probable confirm or correct → only (below). She is Earl’s 8th-great-grandmother.

Life in the order the records give it

Burial1696
Buried 1 April 1696 at Michelbach an der Heide, “Barbara, Hannß Brögers b[aue]rs zu Seibothenberg und gerichtsmanns nach Gerabronn ehel. Weib … aet. 43 iahr min. [1]2 monat” (wife of Hans Bröger, farmer at Seibotenberg and court member for Gerabronn, aged 43 less some months) Confirmed, so born about 1653. Five weeks earlier, on 26 February 1696, a stillborn son of “Johann Bröger … und Barbara s. w.” was buried. (Source: Michelbach an der Heide (Dekanat Blaufelden, Württemberg), Totenregister 1679–1721 Band 6, image 34 (Archion book 109869, page id 25469860); original in the Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart; read from the image; text only, no image of this page is published here yet.)
Death1699
After her death Hanß married again, in November 1699, Regina, a widow.

Family parents, marriages, children, siblings

Children1670
Mother of thirteen children baptised or buried at Michelbach from 1670 to 1696, among them Leonhart (19 August 1670, the first entry that names her), Hans (Johann) Pröger (20 April 1674), Hans Michel (1686), Georg Christian (1688) and Andreas (1692); the full list is on Hanß Pröger’s card. (Source: Michelbach an der Heide (Dekanat Blaufelden, Württemberg), Mischbuch 1627–1678 Band 3, image 53 (Archion book 109839, page id 25466131); original in the Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart; read from the image; text only, no image of this page is published here yet; image 58, page id 25466146.)
Children2026
History of this card. 15 Oct 2026
card added from the Michelbach an der Heide registers, read page by page from the Archion images (reconstitution v2, MICHELBACH-PUB-1015).
15 Oct 2026 — her sons Hans Michel, Georg Christian and Andreas linked to their new cards (SWEEP-1015H).

Open questions what is probable, weak or missing — confirm or correct it

Probable
Probable confirm or correct → that she is the bride of 18 May 1669, “Andreae Nebers(?) Bauern zu Kleinen Brettau ehl. T.”, a daughter of Andreas Neber(?), farmer at Kleinbrettheim. Evidence: no other marriage of Hanß is recorded before 1699, and the first child follows in August 1670. What is weak: the scribe left out the bride’s first name; the surname is a doubtful reading (Neber, Nober or Steber); and by her burial age she would have been about 16 in 1669. A closer re-read of the 1669 entry is queued. Know more? Use “Add to this record”. (Source: Michelbach an der Heide (Dekanat Blaufelden, Württemberg), Mischbuch 1627–1678 Band 3, image 80 (Archion book 109839, page id 25466212); original in the Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart; read from the image; the image is on Hanß’s card.)
Cited on this card Card added 2026-10-15

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