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Generation 10 — Earl's 7th-great-grandparents

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Generation 10 — Earl's 7th-great-grandparents

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Hans Raisig

Confirmed

Grandfather of Anna Margaretha Raisig · c. 1683–1740

Buried
2 June 1740
Children
Georg Michael Raisig
Sources
3

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED — his burial and his son's baptism and marriage read from the register images S605S603S604.
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Life

Work
A farmer and churchwarden (Heiligenpfleger) at Triensbach, Württemberg, and a juror at Rot am See. His wife was Anna Maria S605S603
Burial1740
Buried 2 June 1740 at Triensbach, aged 57 years less 12 days, so born about June 1683 S605. His parents are not yet settled
Record2026
History of this card. 13 Oct 2026
one note on this card ended with the words “added” and a date; it was added on: 26 Sep 2026 (1 note). The dated endings were taken off, and nothing else in the notes was changed.

Family

Children1712
Father of Georg Michael Raisig, baptised 26 September 1712 S603

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Hans (Johann) Pröger

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Great-grandfather of Johann Leonhard David Prüger · c. 1673–1737

Buried
17 January 1737
Parents
Hanß Pröger
Married
Elisabetha Schuster
Children
Johann Caspar Pröger, Maria Margaretha
Sources
6
Images
1

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED as the Triensbach farmer who married in 1704 and fathered Johann Caspar in 1714 and two more sons, read from the register images S607S599.
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Burial1737
Buried 17 January 1737 at Triensbach as "Johann Pröger, der alte Bauer", aged 63 years 8 months, so born about May 1673 Probable confirm or correct →
the burial is not indexed and is matched by his description S608
Record2026
History of this card. The notes on this card that carried a “new” mark were added on these days: 26 Sep 2026 (1 note), 8 Oct 2026 (1 note). The marks and their dates were taken off on 12 Oct 2026, and nothing in the notes was changed. The marker on the sentence about his wife’s parents (S805) removed the same day; the sentence and its Probable grade are unchanged. 13 Oct 2026
one note on this card ended with the words “added” and a date; it was added on: 26 Sep 2026 (1 note). The dated endings were taken off, and nothing else in the notes was changed.

Family

Parents
Son of Hanß Pröger, a farmer at Seibotenberg in Michelbach an der Heide parish; he came to Triensbach, Württemberg, to take up a farm S607S610
Marriage1704
Married Elisabetha Schuster, the widow of Hans Kochendörffer, 20 May 1704 at Triensbach S607. She was not born a Kochendörffer, and no kinship with Minnie Kochendoerfer's family is implied. Her parents were Hans Schuster of Unter-Schmerach and Anna Maria Gronbach, married at Lendsiedel in 1676 Probable confirm or correct → S805
Children1714
Father of Johann Caspar Pröger (baptised 21 March 1714), of Johann Michael (married 1734) Probable confirm or correct →
his 1734 marriage names his father only, and no baptism is found — and of Georg Michael (married 1746), all described as sons of the Castenamt Crailsheim farmer at Triensbach S599
Children1709
Children who died young, buried at Triensbach as children of “Hanß Preger, Bauer allhie” Confirmed: a son buried 30 July 1709, aged 1 year 4 months; a son buried 7 April 1713, aged 3 years 4 months; a son buried 20 October 1716, 12 days old; and “his youngest little daughter Maria Margaretha”, buried 18 June 1720, 4 days old S740. Only Maria Margaretha is named. Two more 1709 burials under his name are not counted as his children: a boy buried 15 August, aged 2 or 7 (the digit is unclear, and 2 would put his birth only seven months from the July boy’s), and a girl aged 6, buried 15 September, born before the 1704 marriage. Both were probably Elisabetha’s children by her first husband, Hans Kochendörffer Probable Add to this record →

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Probable confirm or correct → Baptised 20 April 1674 at Michelbach an der Heide as Johannes, son of Johannes Bröger of Seibotenberg and his wife Barbara; godfather Leonhart Krafft. Evidence: the Michelbach an der Heide register for 1627–1678, every page read from the images, has no other Johannes born to Hanß Pröger, and no Pröger baptism at all in 1673. What is weak: his burial age in 1737 counts back to May 1673, eleven months earlier, and a baptism in another parish cannot be ruled out; the later Michelbach burial register has not yet been read to see whether this child died young. Know more? Use “Add to this record”.

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Elisabetha Schuster

Probable

Wife of Hans Pröger · 1678–1736

Born
18 November 1678
Buried
17 April 1736
Parents
Hans Schuster & Anna Maria Gronbach
Married
Hans Kochendörffer
Sources
8
Images
2

Research status

Research status: PROBABLE (strong) — her baptism, first marriage and burial read from the register images, tied together by her burial's "born Schuster of Unter-Schmerach" and its age S609S608.
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Evidence: Her 1678 Lendsiedel baptism, her 1701 first marriage and her 1736 Triensbach burial (“born Schuster of Unter-Schmerach”), all read from the register. Weak or missing: The burial age matches the baptism only to within three weeks, and the 1704 Triensbach marriage copy has lost her surname in the binding. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life

Birth1678
Baptised 18 November 1678 at Lendsiedel, Württemberg, daughter of Hans Schuster of Nieder-Schmerach and Maria S609. Her mother's full name was Anna Maria Gronbach, by her parents' 1676 marriage Probable confirm or correct → S805
Burial1736
Buried 17 April 1736 at Triensbach, aged 57, as "Elisabetha Prögerin, gebohrne Schusterin" S608. ⚠️ Some trees call her Elisabetha Kochendörffer: that was her first married name, not her birth name
Record2026
History of this card. The notes on this card that carried a “new” mark were added on these days: 27 Sep 2026 (1 note), 28 Sep 2026 (2 notes). The marks and their dates were taken off on 12 Oct 2026, and nothing in the notes was changed. One more note carried a “new” mark with no date on it; that mark was taken off on 12 Oct 2026, and nothing in the note was changed. 13 Oct 2026
one note on this card ended with the words “added” and a date; it was added on: 26 Sep 2026 (1 note). The dated endings were taken off, and nothing else in the notes was changed.

Family

Parents
Daughter of Hans Schuster and Anna Maria Gronbach Probable confirm or correct → S609S805
Marriage1701
Married first, 31 May 1701 at Triensbach, Hans Kochendörffer, son of the late Andreas; he was buried 10 February 1704, aged 32 S609
Marriage1704
Married second, 20 May 1704 at Triensbach, Hans (Johann) Pröger. Mother of Johann Caspar Pröger S607S599
Parents1676
Her parents, Hans Schuster of Unter-Schmerach and Anna Maria Gronbach, daughter of Hans Gronbach the younger, a farmer at Groß-Allmerspann, married at Lendsiedel on 29 February 1676 Probable confirm or correct → S805. Her father, as “Johannes Schuster, widower of Unter-Schmerach”, married second Anna Barbara Schuhmann, daughter of Jörg Schuhmann, at Ilshofen on 22 August 1699 Probable confirm or correct → S806, so her mother Anna Maria died before August 1699. Evidence: the same name, hamlet (Unter-Schmerach) and parish (Lendsiedel) as her baptism and her 1736 burial. What is weak: each is a single register entry; one cannot rule out a second Hans Schuster in the hamlet, and Anna Maria's burial has not been found. A margin note probably names Hans's late father as Michel Schuster (see below).
Parents1676
Her grandfather: her father Hans Schuster was probably the son of Michel Schuster (Schüster), who was dead by February 1676 (his card) Probable confirm or correct → S805. Evidence: a margin insertion beside Hans's 1676 marriage entry reads roughly “u. Michel Schüsters deß gewesenen …bauern zu Kl…”, making the groom the son of a late Michel Schüster. What is weak: the words after “gewesenen” and the place name are not legible, and no baptism of Hans has been found. Online trees that give Michel a birth in 1600 and a death in 1675 merge more than one man and are not followed here.
Parents1649
Her grandmother: her mother Anna Maria Gronbach was probably the daughter of Eva Kreber (or Kerber) (her card) Probable confirm or correct →. Evidence: Hans Gronbach, son of Hans Gronbach of Groß-Allmerspann, married Eva, the surviving daughter of the late Jörg Kreber of Groß-Allmerspann, on 27 November 1649 S836, and in December 1652 an Anna Maria was baptised at Langenburg to Johannes Gronbach of Groß-Allmerspann and Eva S837. What is weak: the 1676 marriage names only Anna Maria's father S805, so the link rests on the 1652 child being the 1676 bride (same father, hamlet and given name). The registers call her only Eva; the “Elisabetha” and the dates 1631–1712 in some trees are not supported.

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