Person:Johanes Stockschlager (2)

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Johanes Diederich Stockschlager
b.1676 Westerwaldkreis, Coblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
d.Jan 1735/36
Parents and Siblings
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m. 3 Sep 1675
  1. Johanes Diederich Stockschlager1676 - 1735/36
  2. Hubertus Stockschlager1679 - 1689
  3. Johannes Stockschlager1679 -
  4. Johannes Heinrich Stockschlager1681 - 1684
  5. Elisabetha Stockschlager1684 -
  6. Johannes Stockschlager1687 -
  7. Johann Heinrich Stockschlager1689 - 1700
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Johanes Diederich Stockschlager1676 - 1735/36
  • W.  Eva Gertrude Berg1680 - Abt 1730
m. 1 Aug 1697
  1. Johannes Stockschlager1700 - Bef 1762
  2. Anna Maria Stockschlager1702 -
  3. Peter Stockschlager1707 - 1719
  4. Alexander Stockschlager1710 - 1763
  5. Johannes Herman StockschlagerAbt 1716 - 1722
  6. Gertrude Margarethe Stockschlager1718 -
  7. Johanes Adam Stockschlager1720 -
  8. Maria Catharina Stockschlager1723 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Johanes Diederich Stockschlager
Gender Male
Birth? 1676 Westerwaldkreis, Coblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, GermanyBudenholz
Christening? 27 Sep 1676 Wissen, Coblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, GermanySt. Michael Catholic Church
Marriage 1 Aug 1697 Kirchen, Pr. Rhineland, Germanyto Eva Gertrude Berg
Death? Jan 1735/36 Kircheimbolanden
Burial? 10 Jan 1735/36 Catholic Church, Kircheimbolanden
Religion? Catholic

The priest erred in recording Johanes Dierderich as Johanes Theodorus. A thorough search of the death and marriage records by Michael Reeb confirmed the mistake. In adulthood, Johanes Diederich went by Johanes rather than Diederich. (Note: Johann Diedrich is Joannes Theodoricus in Latin.)

Johanes and Ellen moved to nearby Offhausen from Budenholtz, which was overpopulated, by 1706.

Around 1717, Johanes and Eva relocated again. Adam Stockschleder, Johanes' half-brother, decided to join them, along with a cousin, Johannes(who was about 16) who was the son of Arnold and Elisabeth Stockschlager of Buddenhaltz. They left Budenholz and, after a short stay in Weilburg, settled at Eissenstein (Eissenstein, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany) in the District of Kircheimbolanden in the modern day Palatinate. The family stayed in this area for less than 25 years.

References
  1. ↑ Michael C. Reeb. Stockslager Family 1650-1850 American Pioneers
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