1711 Map of Palatinate area of Germany [1] [2]
with Meinbach, Webenheim, Zweibrucken (DeuxPonts) in the lower right quadrant.
1671 Georg Friedrich Cuntz, son of Friedrich and Anna Maria Cuntz was baptized on February 5 at the Evangelische Kirche, Zweibrücken, Germany. [3]
1696 Jörg Friedrich Kuntz, son of Friedrich Kuntz, and Susanna Buhler (of Hornbach, perhaps) were married on January 24 at the Evangelische Kirche, Zweibrücken, Germany. [4] [5]
1697 Maria Barbara Cuntz, daughter of Geoerg Friderich Cuntz and Susanna, was born on June 8 in Webenheim, Bayern, Germany. She was baptized on June 8 in Webenheim, Germany. [6]
1698 Susanna Catharina Cundz, daughter of Görg Friederich Cundz and Susanna Cundz, was baptized on November 12 at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany. [7]
1700 Susanna, the wife of Friedrich Kuntz, wagon-maker at Webenheim, died, at age 25, on February 19. [8] [9]
1700 Hans Georg Kuntz, wagon-maker and widower, and Anna Barbara Schunck, oldest daughter of Isaac Schunck (all of Webenheim), were married on November 22, at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany. [10] [11] [12]
8th 9bris (1700) ist in der kirche zu Mimbach copulielt (werden) Hanß Geörg Kuntz wagner und witwer zu Webenheim mit Anna Barbara, Isaac Schuncken eltisten zu Webenheim ehelich Tochter.
The Christuskirche is a Protestant church in Mimbach, a district of Blieskastel in the Saarland-Palatinate district. The church is the parish church of the Protestant parish of Mimbach in the parish of Zweibrücken (deanery) of the Evangelical Church of the Palatinate. The church is regarded as the most important 18th-century Protestant church building in the entire Saar-Palatinate district and is included in the Saarland Individual monument listing. … History: The oldest part of the church is the lower part of the 14th century tower. During the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) the church building was severely damaged, so it was decided to make a new construction of the nave. This happened between 1767 and 1769. At the beginning of the construction work, the medieval tower was raised and given its characteristic dome. [13]
1702 Anna Elisabetha Cuntz, daughter of Georg Friedrich Cuntz and Barbara Cuntz of Webenheim, was baptized at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany on December 17. [14]
1707 Eva Elisabetha Cuntz, daughter of Georg Friedrich Cuntz and Barbara Cuntz of Webenheim, was baptized at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany on October 16. [15]
1709 Joh. Michel Cuntz, son of Geörg Friedrich Cuntz and Anna Barbara Cuntz of Webenheim, was baptized at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany on July 17. [16]
1711 Joh. Nickel Cuntz, son of Geörg Friedrich Cuntz and Anna Barbara Cuntz of Webenheim, was baptized at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany on May 17. [17] [18]
1717 Maria Catharina Cuntz, daughter of Georg Friedrich Cuntz and Anna Barbel Cuntz of Webenheim, was baptized at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany on January 17. [19]
1719 Maria Barbara Cant, daughter of Geörg Friedrich Cant and Barbara Cant of Webenheim, was baptized at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany on October 29. [20]
1743 Georg Friedrich Kuntz, wagon-maker, was buried at Webenheim on January 20, at age 72 years and 3 days. [21] [22]
1743 Christian Rohrbach and Maria Catharina Kuntz were married on January 29 at the Evangelical Reformed Church in the village of Mimbach, eight miles west of Zweibrucken. [23]
1754 Anna Barbara, widow of late George Kuntz, of Webenheim, was buried on February 3, at Mimbach. [24] [25]
1783 Johann Nickel Kuntz, widow, died at age 72y 2m 14d on August 1 at Webenheim. He was buried on August 2 at the Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Mimbach, Germany. [26] [27]
Research Notes:
Webenheim and Mimbach are about 8 kilometers west of Zweibrücken, Germany.
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[11] Lewis Bunker Rohrbaugh, Rohrbach Genealogy (1970), 16.
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[13] Wikipedia, Mimbach Church, [URL].
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