The Proeger Family · Generation 11 — Earl's 8th-great-grandparents
Regina Pröger
Second wife of Hanß Pröger, stepmother of Hans Pröger · married 1699, Seibotenberg, Michelbach, Germany
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Regina Pröger
ConfirmedSecond wife of Hanß Pröger, stepmother of Hans Pröger · married 1699, Seibotenberg, Michelbach, Germany
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Regina Pröger · Sources
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- S666Michelbach an der Heide marriage register, 7 November 1699 — Hanß Pröger and Regina. Ancestry record 15330557, image 1528592-00357. Image examined, read 26 September 2026. Confirmed “Hannß Pröger, Bauer zu Seibothenberg … ein Wittiber” marries Regina, widow of the late Jörg W[einmann?]. The late husband’s surname and village are only partly legible.
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