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Generation 9 — Earl's 6th-great-grandparents

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Generation 9 — Earl's 6th-great-grandparents

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David Coffman

Probable

Father of Martin Coffman · on the Hawksbill 1741 · d. before 1779

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Evidence: Two Fairfax grants of 22 and 23 March 1779 call Martin Cofman 'Heir at Law of David Cofman decd.', a 1783 deed calls him David's 'Eldest son & Heir at Law', and David's widow swore to it on 22 March 1779, all read from the images; David bought 200 acres on the Hawksbill in May 1741 and was 'of Augusta County' in 1751. A Y-37 test on Martin's male line falls in the FTDNA Kauffman project's group for the 1726 immigrant Michael Kauffman of Massanutten. Weak or missing: No single record joins the heir of David to the Martin whose 1809 will names Samuel; no will, estate or death date for David is found; no record seen names his father: that he was a son of the 1726 immigrant Michael rests on that Y-DNA, the 1749 will and bond and a 2020 secondary article not yet seen. The 'Pioneer Michael' (d. 1717) parentage is contradicted by Michael's 1737 patent and John Coffman's heirs of 1759. That he is the David Kauffman of the 1749 Massanutten will and bond is Possible, and the Y-DNA rests on one 37-marker test. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life

Census1741
In May 1741 he bought 200 acres on the Hawksbill from Henry Crum, in what was then Orange County, Virginia, paying in Pennsylvania money S1348. The deed calls him “David Coffman of ye County afsd”, already living in Orange County and in possession S1389
Census1751
In 1751 “David Coffman of Augusta County” asked for a warrant for about 400 more acres joining his own land on Dry Run and the Hawksbill S1347; George Hume surveyed it for him on 18 April 1751. The survey was forfeited for want of payment and granted to Martin, as David's heir, in 1779 S1345
Death1779
He died before 22 March 1779. No will, administration or inventory for him has been found. His widow had married again by 1779 and had eight children by her second husband, so he probably died years earlier, perhaps about 1751–1765. That is an inference, not a record
Death1779
His widow was Nancy, by 1779 the wife of Henry Hershberger S1349
Record2026
History of this card. 5 Oct 2026
the Y-DNA note (S1390) first gave the genetic distance as 2 of 37 and the line as Michael Kauffman d. 1717; corrected to 1 of 37 and the project’s 1726 immigrant Michael group. 13 Oct 2026 — three notes, the Research status line among them, carried “Added 5 October 2026” in mid-text; the words were taken out, nothing else changed.

Family

Parents1940
His origin in Europe: UNSUPPORTED. No record found names his birthplace or ship. Online trees and the 1940 family book make him a son of Michael Coffman (d. 1717) of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and Anna Kneissle; that is contradicted, not just unproven: the 1737 patent for that Michael’s land names his children as John and Elizabeth only S1351, and John’s heirs in 1759 include no David S1391. Online trees also put the family at Steffisburg, Bern, in Switzerland; the Y-DNA contradicts that, because the project’s Steffisburg group is genetically unrelated to this line S1390. This line’s cluster (R-L188) is German. Project members near it report Friesenheim (near Neustadt), Daisbach and Schwarzenberg; those places are POSSIBLE only, self-reported and unverified

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Probable
Probable confirm or correct → Research status: PROBABLE (strong) as Martin Coffman's father. Two Fairfax grants of March 1779 make Martin “Heir at Law of David Cofman decd.” S1345S1346, a deed of 1783 makes him “Eldest son & Heir at Law” S1344, and David's widow swore to it S1349. What is weak or missing: no record yet joins that Martin to the Martin who made the 1809 will, and none names David's birth or death. Know more? Use “Add to this record”
Open question
confirm or correct → The Massanutten congregation, 1749: POSSIBLE (strong) that this is our David. On 17 May 1749 a David Kauffman witnessed the German will of Martin Kauffman, the Massanutten settler, in Augusta County S1387, and signed the £500 administration bond with the widow Barbara and Michael Kauffman S1388. The will asks that “my brethren shall be her bondsmen, the appraisors shall be out of the brotherhood”: church language, which puts that David in the Massanutten Mennonite congregation, whose founders came from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, about 1730. For: the same name, an adult freeholder, Augusta County (where our David lived in 1751 S1347), the Massanutten–Hawksbill neighbourhood, Pennsylvania money, and an eldest son named Martin. The only other David Kauffman of that circle, a son of the 1749 Martin, was then a child. Our David was already “of the County aforesaid” (Orange) when he bought from Crum in May 1741 S1389, read from the image. What is weak or missing: the bond gives no residence for David, Kauffman is a common Mennonite surname, and the will does not make David a brother or son of Martin. Martin’s eldest son was under age, so David was not his son. Know more? Use “Add to this record”
Probable
Probable confirm or correct → Y-DNA and parentage: PROBABLE that David was a son of Michael Kauffman, the Pennsylvania immigrant of about 1726 who settled at Massanutten and died about 1734, and so a brother of the Martin Kauffman who died in Augusta County in 1749 and of Michael Kauffman (1714–1788), the Linville Creek Mennonite preacher. The male line: a descendant in the male line of Martin Coffman of the Hawksbill tested 37 markers in the FTDNA Kauffman project. The project places that kit in its group headed “1726 immigrant Michael, previously KFM” (R-L188 > FGC41021), and it is a genetic distance of 1 of 37 from the group’s Big Y-700 kit S1390. That the male line belongs to this group is Probable. The parentage: the 1749 will of Martin Kauffman asks that “my brethren” be the widow’s bondsmen, and David and Michael Kauffman signed the bond S1387S1388; the 1754 grant to Michael Coffman for Martin’s orphans lies on the north side of Dry Run S1393, where David asked for land in 1751 S1347; and a 2020 study counts David (d. 1779) among the 1726 immigrant’s sons S1392. What is weak or missing: no record seen names David’s father; the parentage rests on a 2020 secondary article (D. Martin, Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage) that has not been seen; “brethren” can mean fellow church members; and that kit has only 37 markers and no SNP test. Next: that article and the records behind it, and a Big Y-700 upgrade on that kit. Corrected 5 Oct 2026: an earlier version of this entry said Michael Kauffman d. 1717 of Lancaster County was the male line. The project’s own heading for this group is the 1726 immigrant; the d. 1717 Michael’s children were John and Elizabeth S1351, and John’s heirs in 1759 include no David S1391. Know more? Use “Add to this record”

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Nancy Harshbarger

Probable

Widow of David Coffman · alive 1779

Sources
2
Images
2
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Evidence: On 22 March 1779, read from the image, Nancy Harshbarger affirmed that Martin Cofman was the true heir of David Cofman deceased and gave up her thirds of the land; the docket calls it the widow's dower relinquished. Weak or missing: She is David's widow only by that dower release; no record calls Martin her son, so she is only possibly his mother; her maiden name, birth and death are not found. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life

Census1779
By 1779 she was married to Henry Hershberger (Harshbarger). His will was proved on 28 February 1788, with Martin Coffman as an executor and later guardian of his eight younger children S1350
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: 5 Oct 2026 (1 note). The dated endings were taken off, and nothing else in the notes was changed.

Family

Parents
Martin's mother: POSSIBLE only. She swore that Martin was David's heir, which a mother would do, but a stepmother could have sworn the same. What is weak or missing: no record calls Martin her son, and none gives her maiden name, her birth or her death. Know more? Use “Add to this record”

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Probable
Probable confirm or correct → Research status: PROBABLE as the widow of David Coffman. On 22 March 1779 she “affirmed that Martin Cofman is the true heir of David Cofman Deceased” and gave up “her thirds of all the Land”; the docket calls this “the Widows Dower relinquished” S1349. A widow's thirds are her dower, so she was David's widow.

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Frances Tandy

Probable

Probable mother of Jane Burris · wife of Thomas Burris

Died
Not found
Sources
4

Research status

Research status: PROBABLE — accepted by Earl 28 September 2026 pending more evidence. The DAR Lineage Book entry for Miss Lilla May Duncan (no. 112604) gives the line “James Quisenberry m. 1776 Jane Burris (1759–1811). Thomas Burris m. Frances Tandy”, Thomas a sergeant in the 3rd Virginia regiment who died in Virginia in 1789 S751. Thomas Burrus's own will of 1788 names his wife Frances, a son William Tandy and a daughter Frances Tandy Bush, besides “my daughter Jane Quisenberry” S645. A 1940 SAR application by another Burrus descendant, Ollie Ezekiel Reed, was read too, but the image is only its cover and references sheet S856. What is weak: only compiled lineage books give her maiden name as Tandy; the will names Thomas's wife Frances without a surname and does not say she was Jane's mother; FamilySearch has no independent record.
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Evidence: DAR Lineage Book no. 112604 names Frances Tandy as Thomas Burris's wife in Jane Burris's numbered line, and Thomas Burrus's 1788 will names his wife Frances, a son William Tandy and a daughter Frances Tandy Bush. Weak or missing: Only compiled lineage books give her maiden name; the will gives no surname and does not say Frances was Jane's mother, and no original record has been found. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life

Birth
Her birth and death dates, and the middle name some online trees give her, are not in any record read and are not used here
Death2026
The DAR's Genealogical Research System, searched directly on 8 October 2026, lists her husband as Thomas Burroughs, ancestor A019240: born about 1722 in Norfolk County, died before 23 March 1789 in Orange County, Virginia, wife Frances Tandy, with their daughter Jane, wife of James Quisenberry, on more than twenty approved applications S1608. The death date is the day his will was proved S645. It conflicts with the Lineage Book on his service: the DAR now credits him only with patriotic service, for material aid, and lists the corporal of the 3rd, 4th and 7th Virginia regiments as a different Thomas Burroughs (A073815), who died about 1798 in Surry County, North Carolina. So the “sergeant in the 3rd Virginia regiment” of the 1914 entry is probably the other man and is not used. The DAR names no parents for Frances: neither Henry Tandy (A112656) nor William Tandy (A112662) has a daughter Frances married to a Burris in its files. This is the DAR's own database of approved applications, a compiled lineage, so nothing here is graded above Probable on it alone. If you know more, use “Add to this record”.
Record2026
History of this card. The notes on this card that carried a “new” mark were added on these days: 8 Oct 2026 (1 note). The marks and their dates were taken off on 12 Oct 2026, and nothing in the notes was changed.

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Probable
Probable mother of Jane Burris, and so grandmother of Colby Burris Quisenberry; wife of Thomas Burris (Burrus) of Orange County, Virginia, whose will was written on 2 October 1788 and proved on 23 March 1789 S645

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Lieut. John Martin

Probable

Probable father of Rachel Martin Bush

Sources
4

Research status

Research status: PROBABLE — accepted by Earl 28 September 2026 pending more evidence. DAR Lineage Book no. 141325 (Mrs. Electra Helm Withers) descends from “Lieut. John Martin”: “Francis Bush m. 2d Rachel Martin (1767–1860) … John Martin m. Rachel Pierce”, and says he “served as 2d lieutenant in the Fluvanna County, Virginia militia. He was born in Fluvanna County, Va.; died in Clark County, Ky.” S500. The 1915 SAR supplemental on no. 27139 names Rachel's parents as John Martin (1746–1830) and Rachel Pierce S764. A FamilySearch index of Virginia christenings has a Rachel Martin born 22 August 1768 and christened 15 October 1768 in St James Northam Parish, Goochland County, daughter of John Martin and Rachel Pace S857. What is weak: the books are compiled and the christening is an index with no image; no will, deed or register names our Rachel as John's daughter; the 1768 child matches her only by name, parish and date; and the books call the mother Pierce where the christening says Pace.
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Evidence: DAR Lineage Book no. 141325 and the 1915 SAR supplemental on no. 27139 name John Martin as Rachel Martin Bush's father, and a FamilySearch christening index has a Rachel Martin born 1768 in St James Northam, Goochland, to John Martin and Rachel Pace. Weak or missing: All compiled or index-only; no will, deed or register names Rachel as his daughter, the 1768 christening matches her only by name, place and date, and the mother is Pierce in the books but Pace in the index. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life

Record1746
The SAR supplemental gives him as born in Virginia in 1746, a private in Capt. Samuel Hawes's company of the 2nd Virginia Regiment from 16 September 1775, settled in Clark County, Kentucky, and pensioned in 1820 S764; the DAR book makes him a 2nd lieutenant of the Fluvanna County militia S500. Both are compiled sources
Death
Not shown to be the same man as John Martin, father of Peter Hines Martin. The birth date and place, middle name and death date that online trees give him are not in any record read

Open questions

Probable
Probable father of Rachel Martin Bush, and so grandfather of Lucy Bush; probable husband of Rachel Pace (or Pierce). A John Martin married Rachel Peace or Pace in St James Northam Parish, Goochland, on 3 January 1757, by an index of a printed register S858

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Rachel Pace Martin

Probable

Probable mother of Rachel Martin Bush · Pace or Pierce

Sources
5

Research status

Research status: PROBABLE — accepted by Earl 28 September 2026 pending more evidence. A FamilySearch index of Virginia births and christenings has Rachel Martin, born 22 August 1768 and christened 15 October 1768 in St James Northam Parish, Goochland County, daughter of John Martin and Rachel Pace S857. A John Martin married Rachel Peace or Pace in the same parish on 3 January 1757, by an index of a printed register S858. The Pace family book also names her Rachel Pace and gives the same 22 August 1768 birth S749. What is weak: both records are indexes with no image read; the 1768 child is matched to our Rachel only by name, parish and date (her age of 93 in 1860 points to 1767); and the SAR supplemental and DAR no. 141325 call the mother Rachel Pierce S764S500. The christening leans to Pace, but it does not settle the name.
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Evidence: A FamilySearch christening index names Rachel Martin (born 22 August 1768, St James Northam, Goochland) as the daughter of John Martin and Rachel Pace; an index of a printed register has a John Martin marrying Rachel Peace or Pace there in 1757; the Pace family book agrees. Weak or missing: Both are indexes with no image; the 1768 child matches our Rachel only by name, parish and date; the SAR supplemental and DAR no. 141325 call the mother Rachel Pierce. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life

Death1750
The DAR entry prints “(1750–1821)” after Rachel Pierce's name, and it is not clear whose dates they are S500. The birth in Middlesex County and the death date that online trees give her are not in any record read

Open questions

Probable
Probable mother of Rachel Martin Bush; probable wife of Lieut. John Martin, married 3 January 1757 by the index S858

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Johann Caspar Pröger

Confirmed

Grandfather of Johann Leonhard David Prüger · 1714–1777

Born
21 March 1714
Parents
Hans (Johann) Pröger
Married
Margaretha Bullinger
Children
Johann Michael Pröger
Sources
5

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED — his baptism, marriage, his children's baptisms and his burial read from the register images; the burial age counts back to the baptism day S599S600S602.
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Life

Birth1714
Baptised 21 March 1714 at Triensbach, Württemberg, the son of Hans (Johann) Pröger, a farmer there, and Elisabetha Schuster S599
Work
A farmer at Triensbach and a subject of the Castenamt Crailsheim (Brandenburg-Ansbach) S599S602
Residence1767
Moved from Triensbach about 1767 and gave up his farm for a retirement settlement. Died a widower of a fever on 21 July 1777, aged 63 years 4 months, and was buried at Rot am See on 23 July S600
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

Marriage1737
Married Margaretha Bullinger of Eichenau, 12 March 1737 at Triensbach, after banns at Lendsiedel. She died in 1762 S599S601
Children1740
Father of Johann Michael Pröger (born 1740) and of Johann Caspar (1746), Johann Melchior (1748)
the "Melchior" of Georg Melchior Julius — and Johann Georg (1751); three more children died as infants: Anna Ursula (1755, baptised 4 August, buried nine days later), Johann Michael (baptised 20 April 1754, buried two days later) and Anna Maria (1762, aged five weeks) Probable confirm or correct → — the 1754 burial page is bled through and the 1762 entry's "daughter" is a probable reading S596S602
Siblings1734
His brothers: Johann Michael, married 1734 Probable confirm or correct →, and Georg Michael, married 1746, both sons of Hans Pröger of Triensbach

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Margaretha Bullinger

Confirmed

Wife of Johann Caspar Pröger · d. 1762

Born
Not found
Died
7 September 1762
Children
Johann Michael Pröger
Sources
4

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED for her marriage, read from the register image S599.
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Life

Residence1737
Of Eichenau, in Lendsiedel parish near Kirchberg an der Jagst. Married Johann Caspar Pröger, 12 March 1737 at Triensbach, Württemberg; her parents are not named S599
Death1762
Died 7 September 1762 at Triensbach in childbed, a week after burying her five-week-old daughter Anna Maria Probable confirm or correct →
the burial gives her maiden name only as Bül[l…]in and the village is hard to read; her age cannot be read S601
Birth1712
Her birth is not known. A 1712 baptism at Lendsiedel is a candidate but is not accepted here
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

Children1740
Mother of Johann Michael Pröger, born 28 April 1740, and of Johann Melchior (1748) and Johann Georg (1751); three of her children died as infants S596S602

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Georg Michael Raisig

Confirmed

Father of Anna Margaretha Raisig · 1712–1744

Born
26 September 1712
Buried
28 October 1744
Parents
Hans Raisig
Sources
3

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED — his baptism, marriage and burial read from the register images S603S604.
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Life

Birth1712
Baptised 26 September 1712 at Triensbach, Württemberg, the son of Hans Raisig, a farmer, and Anna Maria S603
Work1740
A farmer at Triensbach. Married Anna Barbara Groß, daughter of the Ruppertshofen butcher Georg Caspar Groß, 26 July 1740 S604
Burial1744
Buried 28 October 1744 at Triensbach, aged 32 years, 1 month and 1 day. His daughter Anna Margaretha Raisig was born seven months later S603S598
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.

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Anna Barbara Groß

Confirmed

Mother of Anna Margaretha Raisig

Born
Not found
Died
Not found
Parents
Georg Caspar Groß
Married
Georg Michael Raisig
Sources
2

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED — both her marriages read from the register images S604.
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Life

Birth
Her birth and death dates are not known

Family

Parents
Daughter of Georg Caspar Groß (his first name is from the Gerabronn copy of the marriage), a butcher at Ruppertshofen and a Hohenlohe-Kirchberg subject. The register writes her Großin; the surname reading is Probable confirm or correct → (strong) S604
Marriage1740
Married first Georg Michael Raisig, 26 July 1740 at Triensbach, Württemberg. Widowed in October 1744, she gave birth to Anna Margaretha Raisig in May 1745 S604S598
Marriage1745
Married second Johann Melchior Frütz of Ilshofen, 13 July 1745; he took over the Raisig farm S604
Marriage2026
History of this card. 27 Sep 2026
her father’s first name, Georg Caspar, added from the Gerabronn copy of the marriage (S604). 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.

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Eva Margaretha Stapf

Probable

Probable mother of Maria Margaretha (Scheuermann) Hartweck

Born
Not found
Died
Not found
Parents
Andreas Stapf & Wollmershausen
Sources
3

Research status

Research status: PROBABLE — accepted by Earl 28 September 2026 pending more evidence. The Gerabronn baptism register for 1743 names the mother of Maria Margaretha, daughter of Johann Adam Scheuermann, as his wife Margaretha, the clerk striking out “Maria” and writing “Eva” S815; the 1742 marriage entry, with the same correction, makes Eva Margaretha the daughter of the late Andreas Stapf S835. What is weak: Johann Adam was a widower when he married her in January 1742, and the 1766 marriage names only the bride's father S814, so an elder Maria Margaretha by his first wife cannot be ruled out, though a bride of 23 in 1766 fits the child of 1743
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Evidence: The 1743 Gerabronn baptism of Maria Margaretha names her mother as Johann Adam Scheuermann's wife Eva Margaretha (the clerk corrected Maria to Eva), and the 1742 marriage register, with the same correction, makes Eva Margaretha the daughter of the late Andreas Stapf of Wollmershausen; both read from the register images. Weak or missing: Johann Adam was a widower in January 1742 and the 1766 marriage names only the bride's father, so an elder Maria Margaretha by his first wife is not ruled out; the day of the 1743 baptism is on an unread leaf. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life

Record1742
FamilySearch indexes the same 1742 marriage as 1:1:QPP2-DKBY, and a baptism of a son, Johann Georg, to Johann Adam Schuermann and Eva Margareta as 1:1:QPP2-7PK4 S835
Birth
Her birth and death dates are not found

Family

Parents
Daughter of the late Andreas Stapf (written Stapfens, the genitive form), a subject of the Prince of Comburg and a farmer at Wollmershausen S835

Open questions

Probable
Probable mother of Maria Margaretha (Scheuermann) Hartweck; wife of Johann Adam Scheuermann, married 16 January 1742, by the Gerabronn marriage register S835

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Johann Adam Scheuermann

Confirmed

Father of Maria Margaretha (Scheuermann) Hartweck

Born
Not found
Died
Not found
Children
Maria Margaretha (Scheuermann) Hartweck
Sources
3

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED as Maria Margaretha's father — her own marriage entry in the Gerabronn register, 8 April 1766, calls her Maria Margaretha Scheuermännin, the daughter of Johann Adam Scheuermann of Gerabronn S814, and the Gerabronn baptism register for 1743 records a Maria Margaretha born to him S815. Both read from the register images
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Life

Note
A Brandenburg subject, a Köbler (smallholder) and the common herdsman (Gemeiner Hirt) of Gerabronn S815S835
Birth1692
His birth and death are not documented. The years 1692 and 1744 in some trees are not supported by any record read

Family

Children
Father of Maria Margaretha (Scheuermann) Hartweck
Marriage1742
A widower when he married Eva Margaretha Stapf, daughter of the late Andreas Stapf of Wollmershausen, on 16 January 1742, by the Gerabronn marriage register S835. His first wife is not yet named

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Eva Barbara (Renk)

Confirmed

Mother of Georg Michael Renk

Married
Georg Sebastian Renk
Children
Georg Michael Renk
Sources
3

Research status

Research status: CONFIRMED as Georg Michael Renk's mother — his burial entry in the Wallhausen register for 1814, no. 8, read from the image, names his parents as Georg Sebastian Renk, a mason at Wallhausen, and Eva Barbara, both Lutheran S921. It is our Georg Michael: a mason at Wallhausen and the widower of Maria Barbara, as in his son Georg Andreas's 1813 marriage entry S443.
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Life

Record1703
The register gives her given names only. The family tree's surname Kochendörfer, and a birth on 10 July 1703 and death on 24 November 1790, are on no record read and are not published here as fact. FamilySearch indexes the same 1814 burial entry; it is not a second record S922
Record2026
History of this card. 13 Oct 2026
the “Research status” line ended “Confirmed 28 Sep 2026”. The date was taken out of the standing text and stands here only; no fact or grade was changed.

Family

Children
Mother of Georg Michael Renk, and so a 5th-great-grandmother of Minnie Kochendoerfer's children. Wife of Georg Sebastian Renk, a mason at Wallhausen, named in the same entry

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