Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table (Continued)
Kenneth Stuart Paulsen Ahnentafel / Anetavle / Ancestor Table (Continued)
Twelfth Generation
On 10 Oct 1657 Thomas married Hannah Harwood in Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.1
2668. Shadrach Hapgood, son of 5336. Thomas Hapgood & 5337. Joane Scullard. Born abt 1642 in Andover, Hampshire, Kingdom of England. Shadrach died in Quaboag Plantation, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America, on 2 Aug 1675; he was 33.
Shadrach Hapgood embarked from Gravesend, Kent, England on 30 May 1656. He was aged 14 years when he departed England. He sailed on the ship Speedwell. Once in Massachusetts Bay, Shamrock Hapgood settled at Sudbury, Middlesex County.
The Nipmuc First Nation attacked the Quahog Plantation on 2 August 1675 during King Philip’s War. The Nipmuc ransacked the community. After the attack which lasted for two days, the settlers abandoned the community. Shadrack Hapgood was one of eight men killed in the Nipmuc raid.
On 21 Oct 1664 Shadrach married Elizabeth Treadaway in Sudbury, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.1
2669. Elizabeth Treadaway, daughter of 5338. Nathaniel Treadaway & 5339. Sufferanna Haynes. Born on 3 Apr 1646 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.1 Elizabeth died in 1691; she was 44.
Watertown Records state her birthday as 3 day, 2 mo. 1646 (which is likely 3 Apr 1646 based on the Julian calendar then in use).
On 9 Dec 1668 John married Judith Simonds in Concord, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America.1
2671. Judith Simonds, daughter of 5342. William Simonds & 5343. Judith Phippen. Born on 13 Mar 1646 in Woburn, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, British America. Judith died in Concord, Middlesex Co., Prov. of Massachusetts Bay, British America, on 10 Apr 1704; she was 58.1
2704. Nicolas Boutheiller, son of 5408. Jehan Guillaume Boutheiller & 5409. Jehanne Unknown. Born in 1596 in Chagey, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire.
Nicolas married Ursule Breuchot.
2705. Ursule Breuchot. Born abt 1600. Ursule died in Étobon, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire, in Mar 1670; she was 70. Buried on 30 Mar 1670 in Étobon, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire.63
2710. Jean Lévêque. Born abt 1630 in Frédéric-Fontaine, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire. Jean died in Clairegoutte, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire, on 17 Apr 1710; he was 80.64 Buried on 18 Apr 1710 in Clairegoutte, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire.64 Occupation: Maitre-cloutier.
On 30 May 1665 Jean married Jeanne Louise Baillif in Clairegoutte, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire.64
2711. Jeanne Louise Baillif, daughter of 5422. Philippe Baillif & 5423. Eve Peny. Born abt 1645 in Frédéric-Fontaine, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire. Jeanne Louise died in Clairegoutte, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire, on 29 Apr 1709; she was 64.64 Buried on 30 Apr 1709 in Clairegoutte, Principauté de Montbéliard, Holy Roman Empire.64
2724. Peter Wild (né Sauvage), son of 5448. Jean Sauvage. Born abt 1663 in Dannstadt, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire. Peter died in Mutterstadt, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire, abt 1693; he was 30.
Bef 1686 Peter married Judith Rapparlie.
2725. Judith Rapparlie, daughter of 5450. Abraham Rapparlie & 5451. Anna Blancart. Born in Dec 1664 in Mutterstadt, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire. Judith died in Mutterstadt, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire, on 6 May 1740; she was 75.54
2744. Conrad Ramge, son of 5488. Augustus Ramge & 5489. Margarete Kolb. Born in Oct 1643 in Reinheim, Lgft. Hessen, Holy Roman Empire. Conrad died in Spachbrücken, Lgft. Hessen-Darmstadt, Holy Roman Empire, on 27 Jan 1729; he was 85.68
On 12 Jan 1664 Conrad married Anna Margaretha Unbekannt (Unknown) in Spachbrücken, Lgft. Hessen-Darmstadt, Holy Roman Empire.68
2748. Nicolaus Urich, son of 5496. Henrich Urich & 5497. Elisabetha Anhardt. Born in Jan 1654 in Lengfeld, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire. Nicolaus died in Ober-Klingen, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire, on 8 Nov 1730; he was 76.69
Gemeindsmann in Nieder-Klingen, später in Ober-Klingen.
On 14 Nov 1682 Nicolaus married Catharina Lutz in Ober-Klingen, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire.69
2749. Catharina Lutz. Born in 1659 in Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire. Catharina died in Ober-Klingen, Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire, on 4 Jan 1733; she was 74.69
Witwe der Nicolaus Lutz von Nieder-Klingen
2750. Hans Gilch. Born abt 1616 in Tannenkirch, Mgft. Baden-Durlach, Holy Roman Empire. Hans died in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire, on 3 May 1700; he was 84. Occupation: Soldier, Labourer.
Soldat auf Otzberg, ab 1655 Taglöhner (Day Labourer) in Nieder-Klingen, ab 1666 Bürger (citizen) in Hering.
Records state that he was born at Dannenkirch. Dannenkirch is most probably Tannenkirch (near Kandern) which is located about 15 km. north of Basel.
Terry Punch writes:
In the Hessian reference they suggest surname variants for Gilch : Gylly, Gilg, and Gülch. In the Einwohnerbuch der Markgrafschaft Baden-Durlach im Jahre 1709 I found Tannenkirch. There were no people of that precise name, but there was a "Hinterlas" (migrant) named Friedlin Göltzlin. Once you notice that -lin is a German diminutive suffix, the surname emerges as Göltz. Speak it in local dialect (Tannenkirch is in the Schwabisch dialect area whereas Otzgberg Hering is Franconian), and it is easy to see how Göltz, pronounced GILTSCH in Baden could be written GILCH in Franconia where some of the TCH is omitted in the TZ sound.
Then I wondered, "If Friedlin Göltzlin was a migrant, were there families of that surname inthe vicinity?" I found three places, as follows, where people of cognate names appeared in Baden-Durlach in 1709:
(1) Opfingen/Freiburg: Joseph GELTZLIN, citizen
(2) Laufen/Müllheim: Melcher GELTZLIN, citizen
(3) Tüllingen/Lörrach: Friedlin GÖLTZLIN des Gerichts, Hans GÖLTZLIN, Joseph GÖLTZLIN, all three were citizens.
If you locate those three place on the map of SW Baden and you can see that Tannenkirch falls amidst them. Tüllingen is a tiny place which I had trouble pinpointing. It is a smallish place on the Swiss border and is at the centre of a triangle formed by Lörrach, weil am Rhein, and Riehen, Switzerland, virtually a suburb of Basel.
I notice that several 19th-century emigrants from the Odenwald surnamed Gölz are mentioned in Ella Gieg's volumes 2 and 4. Perhaps they stem from the soldier at Otzberg Hering?
The name Gilg turns up in a very eligible Swiss location, I notice. Gilgs had citizenship at Aristau, Canton Aargau, from before 1700. Aristau stands above the west bank of the River Reuss which flows north into the River Aare and thence into the Rhein.
On 8 Oct 1655 Hans married Barbara Lutz in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, Holy Roman Empire.82