1. Ewert MUENKER
(5133); born between
1440 and 1445; of
Eiserfeld, Nassau-Siegen, Germany; married ? Dilthey (5134), daughter of
Tillmann Dilthey (5149), circa 1465;
died after 1503.[1]
He was owner of iron-works property between 1467 and 1503 at
Eiserfeld, Nassau-Siegen, Germany.[2]
? DILTHEY
(5134) was born circa
1445.[3]
Children of Ewert Muenker (5133) and ? Dilthey (5134) were:
+ 2.
i. Tillman (5131), born 1475 at
Eiserfeld, Germany; married Treina
Fick (5132).
2. Tillman MUENKER
(5131); born 1475 at
Eiserfeld, Germany; married Treina
Fick (5132), daughter of
Tonies Fick (5146), before 1495;
died between 1535 and 1538 at Muenkerschutten iron-works settlement, Weidenau,
Nassau-Siegen, Germany.[4]
He made a gift of iron for the
repair of St. Martin's Church in 1512 at Siegen, Nassau-Siegen, Germany. The
Muenkershuetten
iron-worrks was originally Fickenhuetten. The name changed when Tillman Muenker bought
out the other owners and became the sole owner of the Hammer before 1530. He was an Associate
Justice of the Court of the Hain (Siegen District Court) in 1535.[5]
Treina FICK (5132)[6]
was born circa 1475.[7]
She died after 1538.[8]
Children of Tillman Muenker (5131) and Treina Fick (5132) were as
follows:
+ 3.
i. Leisgen (5115), born circa
1495; married Tillmann vor der Hardt (5114); married Tillmann
Schutte (5141).
4. ii. Jacob (5135);[9]
born circa 1500.[10]
5.
iii. Anton
(5136);[11]
born circa 1500.[12]
6. iv. Jost (5137);[13],[14]
born circa 1500.
He
was an Associate
Justice of the Court of the Hain (Siegen District Court) in 1563 at Siegen,
Nassau-Siegen, Germany. He was the Chief Justice of the Court of the Hain
(Siegen District Court) between 1577 and 1578 in Siegen,
Nassau-Siegen, Germany.[15]
7. v. Hans (5138);[16]
born circa 1500.[17]
8. vi. Else (5139);[18]
born circa 1500; married Hermann Wenderer (5140) circa 1530.[19]
3. Leisgen MUENKER
(5115);[20]
born circa 1495;[21]
married Tillmann vor der Hardt
(5114), son of
Henrich vor der Hardt (5358), circa 1525;[22]
married Tillmann Schutte (5141) circa 1534;
died 1558.[23]
Tillmann VOR DER HARDT (5114)[24]
was born between 1500 and 1505 at The Haardt ironworks settlement in
Weidenau, Nassau-Siegen, Germany. He died in
1533 at The Haardt ironworks settlement in Weidenau, Nassau-Siegen, Germany.[25] For more see “Descendants
of Hermann auf dem Berge (c. 1405-bef 1463) of Siegen, Germany” in the Patt chapter.
Tillmann SCHUTTE (5141) was born circa
1495. He died in 1553.[26]
Children of Leisgen Muenker (5115) and Tillmann Schutte (5141) were as
follows:
14. i. Jacob (5142); born circa
1540.[27]
15. ii. Jost (5143); born circa
1540.[28]
16.
iii. Anton
(5144); born circa
1540.[29]
17. iv. Ebert (5145); born circa
1540.[30]
He was a member of the Bakers
Guild in
Siegen, Germany.[31]
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[1]B. C. Holtzclaw, Ancestry and Descendants of the Nassau-Siegen Immigrants to Virginia, 1714-1750 (Orange, VA: Green Publishers, Inc, 1964), p. 240. Hereinafter cited as Nassau-Siegen Immigrants.
[2]Ibid.
[3]World Family Tree Research, Vol. 1-27 , CD-ROM (Broderbund Software, Inc.), Vol. 14, #1473. Hereinafter cited as World Family Tree.
[4]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 240.
[5]Ibid., p. 241.
[6]Catharina.
[7]Ibid., p. 245.
[8]Ibid., p. 240.
[9]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 241.
[10]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[11]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 241.
[12]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[13]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 240.
[14]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[15]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 240.
[16]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 241.
[17]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[18]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 241.
[19]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[20]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 239.
[21]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[22]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 239.
[23]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[24]called also Tillmann Schutte.
[25]Holtzclaw, Nassau-Siegen Immigrants, p. 239.
[26]World Family Tree, Vol. 14, #1473.
[27]Ibid.
[28]Ibid.
[29]Ibid.
[30]Ibid.
[31]Ibid.