Hans Zeller

Descendants

Died before 8 Sep 1568 in Nagold, Herzogtum Württemberg, Heiliges Römisches Reich

Biography

Hans' date and place of birth as well as his parents are unknown due to lack of records.
As can be seen from the baptismal records of the children listed below, he lived in Nagold, Duchy of Württemberg, and was married to Ursula (Unknown). The date and place of marriage as well as Ursula's parents are unknown due to the lack of a marriage record.
Records exist of the following children:

1. Margaretha, b. 2 August 1561.^[1]
2. Jacob, b. 18 May 1563^[2], married the widow Barbara Brauch née Lerin from Nagold 21 January 1586 in Nagold^[3], died before 26 November 1588 in Nagold.
3. Catarina, b. 7 September 1568.^[4]

Hans' date of death is unknown due to the lack of a burial record. In the above quoted baptism record of the daughter Catharina it is mentioned that Hans was seelig, i.e. already deceased, at the time of the baptism. Accordingly, Hans died during the 9 months before 7 September 1568.

Sources

Footnotes

1. ↑ Kirchenbuch der evangelischen Kirchengemeinde Nagold, Dekanat Nagold, Band 1 (Mischbuch. Taufregister 1560-1627; Eheregister 1563-1627) Ancestry Sharing Link
2. ↑ Kirchenbuch der evangelischen Kirchengemeinde Nagold, Dekanat Nagold, Band 1 (Mischbuch. Taufregister 1560-1627; Eheregister 1563-1627) Ancestry Sharing Link
3. ↑ Kirchenbuch der evangelischen Kirchengemeinde Nagold, Dekanat Nagold, Band 1 (Mischbuch. Taufregister 1560-1627; Eheregister 1563-1627) Ancestry Sharing Link
4. ↑ Kirchenbuch der evangelischen Kirchengemeinde Nagold, Dekanat Nagold, Band 1 (Mischbuch. Taufregister 1560-1627; Eheregister 1563-1627) Ancestry Sharing Link

Bibliography

• Family # 6410 in: Oertel, Prof. Dr. Burkhart, Ortssippenbuch der Oberamtsstadt Nagold Kreis Calw in Württemberg, Teil I: Die Kernstadt 1560 - 1910. Deutsche Ortssippenbücher. Herausgegeben von der Zentralstelle für Personen- und Familiengeschichte Reihe A - Band 156, zugleich Band 18 der Württembergischen Ortssippenbücher, Neubiberg und Frankfurt am Main, 1991.