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Anna Margaretha Ruch

Born about 30 May 1709 in Uhrwiller, Alsace, France

Ancestors

Daughter of Johannes Adamus Ruch and Anna Maria Strigel

Sister of Anna Maria Ruch [half], Johann George Ruch [half], Anna Maria Ruch, Johann Michael Ruch, Philip Jacob Ruch, Maria Elizabeth Ruch, Anna Barbara Ruch and Johann Michael Ruch

Wife of Hans Michael Haudenschild — married 11 Jan 1724 in Langensoultzbach, Alsace, France

Descendants

Mother of Johann Georg Haudenschild, Eva Elisabetha Haudenschild, Johann Michael (Haudenschild) Houdeshelt, Johann Heinrich Haudenschild, Johann Jacob Haudenschild, Anna Regina Haudenschild, Maria Barbara Haudenschild and Johann Diebold Haudenschild

Died [date unknown] [location unknown]

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1 Biography
- 1.1 Research Notes
2 Sources
- 2.1 See also

Biography

Anna Margaretha RUCH was born in Northern Alsace (now France) about 1709^{[citation needed]}. On January 11, 1724 in Langensoultzbach, Northern Alsace, (now part of France) she married Michael (Hans Michael) HAUDENSCHILD, son of Diebold, at the Langensoultzbach Church^{[citation needed]}.

The marriage record shows that "Hans Michael Haudenschild" was a shepherd at the northern Alsatian village of Niederbronn.

He and Anna Margaretha must have remained in this general area until at least 1745 for we know that eight of their children were baptized within this time period at the Langensoulzbach Lutheran Church located nearby.

Their children were: Johann George (1724/25-1727), Eva Elizabeth (1726/27 - 1727), Johann Michael (b. 1728/29), Joh. Henrich (b. 1731/32), Joh. Jacob (b. 1735/36), Maria Barbara (b. 1742), and Hans Diebold (b. 1745).

Her husband is among the passengers listed arriving in Philadelphia on board the Ship Dragon, Daniel Nicholas, Master, from Rotterdam, 17 October 1749^[1]. The list includes Hans Michel Haudenschilt and Hans Michel Haudenschild, presumably father and son. Women and children were not named.

Research Notes

If Margaretha was born in 1709 and married in January 1724, she was probably not yet 15 at the time of her marriage. Someone apparently located her marriage record, although no citation is provided. Her birthdate is less certain.

Sources

↑ Strassburger, Ralph Beaver; edited by William John Hinke. Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808 (Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, PA, 1934) . List 143 C. Vol I, Page 423.

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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Anna by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Anna: