DNA Descendants View for Adam Seibel

Here are the inheritors of Adam Seibel's Y chromosome and X chromosome DNA. (For autosomal DNA, see Adam's full descendants list.) Living descendants could be tested to scientifically confirm family relationships back to Adam. Descendants who have already taken the necessary DNA test are highlighted.   more information

Y Chromosome

A father passes his Y chromosome to his sons. Here are up to 10 generations of Adam's direct-line male descendants.   more information

1. Nikolaus Seibel (1750s - unknown)
   1. Johann Georg Seibel (1780s - 1850s)
      1. Georg Heinrich Seibel (1810s - unknown)
      2. Wilhelm Seibel (1810s - unknown)
      3. August Martin Seibel (1810s - unknown)
      4. Heinrich Seibel (1810s - unknown)
         1. Georg Heinrich Seibel (1840s - unknown)
      5. Christoph Seibel (1820s - unknown)
         1. Johann Jakob Seibel (1840s - 1850s)
         2. Johann Jakob Seibel (1850s - unknown)
      6. Johann Friedrich Seibel (1820s - unknown)
         1. Johann Jakob Seibel (1840s - 1850s)
      7. Johannes Seibel (1820s - unknown)
      8. Georg Jakob Seibel (1830s - unknown)
         1. Johann Jakob Seibel (1850s - unknown)
   2. Unknown Seibel (1790s - unknown)
      1. Gottfried Seibel (1810s - unknown)
         1. Johann Jakob Seibel (1830s - unknown)
         2. Friedrich Seibel (1830s - unknown)
         3. Jakob Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         4. Philipp Jakob Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         5. Michael Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         6. Konrad Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         7. Karl Seibel (1850s - unknown)
   3. Nikolaus Seibel (1790s - unknown)
      1. Johann Friedrich Seibel (1810s - unknown)
         1. Georg Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         2. Friedrich Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         3. Heinrich Seibel (1840s - 1850s)
      2. Georg Jakob Seibel (1810s - unknown)
         1. Georg Heinrich Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         2. Georg Jakob Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         3. Johann Friedrich Seibel (1840s - unknown)
      3. Georg Heinrich Seibel (1820s - unknown)
         1. Georg Peter Seibel (1840s - unknown)
         2. Heinrich Seibel (1850s - unknown)
         3. Johann Jakob Seibel (1850s - unknown)
      4. Johann Adam Seibel (1820s - unknown)
         1. Johann Jakob Seibel (1850s - unknown)
         2. Georg Heinrich Seibel (1850s - unknown)
      5. Christian Jakob Seibel (1830s - 1850s)
   4. Johann Heinrich Seibel (1800s - unknown)
      1. Johann Michael Seibel (1820s - unknown)
      2. Georg Jakob Seibel (1830s - unknown)
      3. Johann Friedrich Seibel (1830s - unknown)
      4. Heinrich Seibel (1840s - unknown)

X Chromosome

Sons get their single X chromosome from their mother. Daughters get an X from each parent. Here are up to seven generations of possible carriers of portions of Adam's X chromosome.   more information

1. Anna Katharina (Seibel) Heimbuch (1740s - unknown)
   1. Anna Maria (Heimbuch) Knoll (1760s - 1810s)
      1. Louisa Margaretha Knoll (1790s - unknown)
      2. Johann Wilhelm Knoll (1790s - unknown)
         1. Katharina Margaretha Knoll (1810s - unknown)
         2. Elisabeth Margaretha Knoll (1820s - unknown)
         3. Katharina Barbara (Knoll) Heide (1820s - unknown)
            1. Johann Jakob Heide (1840s - 1850s)
            2. Johann Tobias Heide (1850s - 1850s)
            3. Georg Jakob Heide (1850s - unknown)
         4. Anna Margaretha Knoll (1820s - unknown)
         5. Katharina Elisabeth (Knoll) Meisner (1830s - 1900s)
            1. Alexander Meisner (1850s - unknown)
            2. Peter Meisner (1850s - 1930s)
               1. Katherina (Meisner) Fritzler (1890s - unknown)
            3. Georg Jacob Michael Meissner (1860s - 1900s)
               1. Amalia (Meissner) Albrandt (1880s - 1940s)
                  1. Emma A (Albrandt) Popp (1900s - 2000s)
                  2. August Albrandt (1910s - 1990s)
               2. Anna (Meissner) Schneider (1890s - 1970s)
                  1. Elle Rosa (Schneider) Seidat (1910s - 2000s)
                  2. Klara Lillian (Schneider) Horvath (1910s - 1990s)
                  3. Robert Arthur Schneider (1910s - 2000s)
                  4. Walter Herman Schneider (1920s - 2010s)
               3. Louise (Meissner) Roth (1890s - 1970s)
                  1. Carolina Emilia (Roth) Beerthuis (1910s - 1980s)
                  2. Lydia Bertha (Roth) Herold (1920s - 2010s)
            4. Karl Meisner (1860s - unknown)
               1. Charlotte (Meisner) Meissner (1880s - 1940s)
                  1. Carl Meisner Jr. (1900s - 1980s)
                  2. Robert Meisner (1910s - 1980s)
                  3. Eugene (Meisner) Meissner (1910s - 1970s)
                  4. Alexander Arnold (Meisner) Meissner (1910s - 2000s)
                  5. Alma (Meisner) Rossi (1910s - 1980s)
                  6. Harold Constantin (Meisner) Meissner (1920s - 2000s)
                  7. Martha Ruth (Meisner) Meglemre (1920s - 1990s)
                  8. James Junior (Meisner) Meissner (1930s - 2000s)
               2. Maria Meisner (1880s - 1920s)
               3. Katharina Meisner (1890s - 1970s)
      3. Georg Christoph Knoll (1800s - unknown)
         1. Christina Margaretha Knoll (1830s - unknown)
   2. Katharina (Heimbuch) Engel (1770s - 1850s)
      1. Margaretha Engel (1790s - unknown)
      2. Elisabeth Margaretha (Engel) Stähle (1790s - unknown)
         1. Philipp Stähle (1820s - unknown)
         2. Katharina Elisabeth Stähle (1820s - unknown)
         3. Valentin Stähle (1820s - unknown)
         4. Anna Katharina Stähle (1830s - unknown)
         5. Johann Konrad Stähle (1830s - unknown)
      3. Heinrich Peter Engel (1790s - unknown)
         1. Katharina Margaretha Engel (1820s - unknown)
      4. Katharina Engel (1800s - unknown)
      5. Johann Nikolaus Engel (1800s - unknown)
         1. Katharina Margaretha Engel (1830s - unknown)
      6. Heinrich Philipp Engel (1810s - unknown)
      7. Eva Katharina Engel (1810s - unknown)
   3. Nikolaus Heimbuch (1780s - unknown)
   4. Elisabeth Maria (Heimbuch) Abig (1780s - unknown)
      1. Heinrich Gottfried Abig (1800s - unknown)
         1. Anna Katharina Abig (1820s - unknown)
         2. Katharina Margaretha Abig (1830s - unknown)
      2. Christian Jakob Abig Sr. (1800s - unknown)
         1. Maria Barbara Abig (1830s - unknown)
      3. Georg Jakob Abig (1800s - unknown)
         1. Anna Elisabeth (Abig) Kreil (1820s - unknown)
            1. Heinrich Jakob Kreil (1850s - unknown)
            2. Johann Michael Kreil (1850s - unknown)
            3. Katharina Margaretha Kreil (1850s - unknown)
         2. Maria Katharina Abig (1830s - unknown)
         3. Anna Katharina Abig (1830s - unknown)
   5. Anna Maria Heimbuch (1780s - unknown)
2. [Adam's son Nikolaus did not inherit Adam's X chromosome.]
3. Eva Maria (Seibel) Folmer (1750s - 1830s)
   1. Johann Heinrich (Folmer) Volmer (1770s - 1820s)
      1. Anna Margaretha Volmer (1820s - unknown)
   2. Katharina Margaretha Folmer (1770s - unknown)
   3. Gottfried (Folmer) Volmer (1780s - 1830s)
      1. Elisabeth Sophia Volmer (1810s - unknown)
   4. Johann Daniel Folmer (1780s - unknown)
   5. Johann Adam Folmer (1780s - unknown)
   6. Anna Barbara Folmer (1790s - unknown)
   7. Nikolaus (Rollman) Rohlmann (1790s - unknown)
      1. Katharina Margaretha Rohlmann (1820s - unknown)

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