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Joseph Schneider (abt. 1640 - aft. 1705)

Joseph Schneider
Born about in Melchenau, Canton Bern, Switzerlandmap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died after after about age 65 in Diedendorf, Saarwerden, Germanymap
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Biography

Joseph Schneider was born about 1640 in Melchenau, Canton Bern, Switzerland.

He was married to Maria Eva Sieb, and had children:

  • Hans Ulrich Schneider, born 10 October 1669 in Melchenau, Canton Bern, Switzerland, died age 73 in Diedendorf, Saarwerden, Lorraine.

Joseph Schneider died after 1705 in Diedendorf, Saarwerden.[1]

Note

Ancestor of Duane Ellswoth Snyder. "Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Alsace to America" p. 12
Catharina Schneider d. 5 Oct. 1764, leaving no children or siblings in Saaarwerden County. The enumeration of her heirs includes a genealogical chart of all descendants or her grandfather, the Swiss Joseph Schneider of Diedendorf, made by the county office on 18 Oct. 1764. In this record, eight families or individuals in Joseph's family are mentioned to be in the New Land, and one family moved to Lithuania.

Sources

  1. https://vandenheedemarkfamily.wordpress.com/our-mark-in-history-2/eve-schneiders-ancestors/?blogsub=confirming#subscribe-blog

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In searching for my German ancestors, I believe that I must search for the names of certain areas that were used in a particular person's era. Where could a fairly comprehensive list of those names be found, such as Prussia, Alsace-Lorrianne, Pale of Settlement, and more? This "place names" problem seems to be a very specific brick wall.

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