Johann
Wendelin
Vollmer
Born in Nuertingen, Schwarzwald, Wuerttemberg, Germany
Ancestors 
Son of Hans Jakob Vollmer
and Catharina (Bratsch) Vollmer
Brother of
Dorothea Vollmer, Catharina (Vollmer) Shmid, Anna Dorothea (Vollmer) Hentzler, Unknown Vollmer, Anna Barbara Vollmer, Hans Jakob Vollmer, Unknown Vollmer and Unknown Vollmer
Died
at age 0
in Grossbettlingen, Schwarzwald, Wuerttemberg, Germany
Profile last modified
| Created 15 Jul 2012
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Biography
Johann Vollmer died young.
Johann was born in 1643. He is the son of Hans Vollmer and Catharina Bratsch. He passed away in 1644. [1]
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- ↑ Entered by Dennis Pfiester, Jul 15, 2012
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