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Introduction
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Heilbronn is a
district (Kreis) in the north of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Neighboring districts are (from north
clockwise) Neckar-Odenwald,
Hohenlohe, Schwäbisch
Hall, Rems-Murr, Ludwigsburg, Enz,
Karlsruhe and Rhein-Neckar. The district-free city Heilbronn is completely surrounded by the
district. The origin of the district is
the Oberamt Heilbronn, which was
created in 1803 when the previously Free Imperial City of Heilbronn was incorporated
into the kingdom of Württemberg. In 1926 about half of the Oberamt
(old district) of Weinsberg was added. In 1938 the it was
recognized as a district, and in addition to the previous Oberamt
parts of the dissolved Oberämter Neckarsulm, Brackenheim, Marbach and Besigheim were
added. The city Heilbronn was not included into the district. In 1973 the districts were reorganized, and
part of the dissolved districts Sinsheim, Mosbach, Buchen and Schwäbisch Hall were added. In next two years 5
municipalities were incorporated into the city and therefore left the
district, which got its current borders in 1975. |
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following are surnames of persons, found within our databases, as having been either born, married or
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Barth; Herzog;
Klein; Ruppert |
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KIRCHARDT
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LOCATION: |
Country:
Germany; State: Baden-Württemberg; Admin. Region: Stuttgart; District: Heilbronn Coordinates:
49° 12′ 0″ N,
8° 59′ 0″ E |
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DESCRIPTION: Kirchardt is a town in the district of Heilbronn in Baden-Württemberg in Germany. Kirchstadt forms the core of a municipality that also
includes the villages of Berwangen
and Bockschaft.
The population of the overall community is 5,500 inhabitants of which
3,700 live in Kirchstadt. Neighboring
communities to Kirchstadt are Bad Rappenau,
mass
Bach Hausen, Gemmingen,
Eppingen,
Ittlingen
all in the Heilbronn district, and
Sinsheim in the (Rhein-Neckar-Kreis). |
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FAMILY HISTORY
NOTES(s): Anna Barbara Klein
born here in 1695. She married Johan
Georg Barth here in 1715. Michael
Herzog born here in 1700 husband to Maria Elizabeth Gossner
and son-in-law of Johann Andreas Gossner and Maria Margarethe Ruppert (see Lehrensteinsfeld). |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s): www.kirchardt.de; Kirchardt
- Wikipedia; Kirchardt-Wikipedia (German page);
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LEHRENSTEINSFELD
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LOCATION: |
Country:
Germany; State: Baden-Württemberg; Admin. Region: Stuttgart; District: Heilbronn;
Coordinates:
49° 8′ 0″ N,
9° 19′ 0″ E; DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From:
Frankfurt Au Maim Airport 60549; To: Lehrensteinsfeld
74251 Total Est.
Time: 1 hour, 36 minutes; Total
Est. Distance: 105.64 miles; ,
(see a driving map at our image gallery). |
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DESCRIPTION: Lehrensteinsfeld is situated in the district of Heilbronn and the
administrative region of Stuttgart which are located in the present day
German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg. The town comprises an area of 6.22 km ² and
has a population of 2092
(31 Dec. 2006). Neighboring cities and municipalities around Lehrensteinsfeld are Heilbronn (city
district), Weinsberg, Ellhofen, Obersulm, and Untergruppenbach. Historically Lehrensteinsfeld
is comprised of the village of Lehren first
found in documents as early as 1257 and Steinsfeld was first mentioned in
1384. By the late 14th century both
villages were recognized as a common community, and were in the possession of
the Lords of Weinsberg. Later the
owners of Lehrensteinsfeld changed several times. In 1649 Field Marshal Ludwig von Schmidberg
became the ruler of Lehrensteinsfeld,
and his descendents continued in this capacity until 1778. In 1805 the town became a part of the
district of Weinsberg located within the
historic territory of Württemberg until the
district was dissolved in 1926.
During the 17th century many Jewish families moved into this area, and
in fact filled the the empty houses vacated by the many Protestant families
emigrating to America. By 1850 about
one-third of Lenrenstensfeld’s population was Jewish. Their presence ended in 1938 and the synagoge built in the 17th century is still in ruins. |
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FAMILY HISTORY
NOTES(s): Maria Margarethe Ruppert born here in
1673. |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s): Lehrensteinsfeld (wikipedia); Maps,
Weather, and Airports for Lehrensteinsfeld, Germany;
Deutschland-Navigator
» Lehrensteinsfeld |
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TIEFENBACH |
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LOCATION: |
Country:
Germany; State: Baden-Württemberg; Admin. Region: Stuttgart; District: Heilbronn; City: Gundelsheim; Coodinates:
49 ° 17 '55.32 "N, 9 ° 12'
9.72" |
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DESCRIPTION: Teifenbach
has a population of 650 persons. Since 1975 the village has been a part of
the city of Gundelsheim. Tiefenbach was founded in 773 as Diepenbachan and
is first mentioned in the Lorsch Codex. 1806 fiel der Ort nach Auflösung des Deutschen Ordens
zum Königreich Württemberg
. 1806 was the place after the dissolution of the Teutonic Order
Teifenbach became a part of the Kingdom of Württemberg in 1806. |
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FAMILY HISTORY NOTES(s): Several researchers point to Tiefenbach,
Franckenland, Germany as the place where Joan George
Barth was born in 1686. Frankenland is also called Franconiais
a region of Germany comprising the northern parts of the modern state of
Bavaria and a much smaller region in northeastern Baden-Württemberg called
Heilbronn-Franken. Tiefenbach
is a village of 650 inhabitants in the city of Gundelsheim
located in the Heilbronn district of Baden-Wurttemberg. Johan Georg Barth emigrated
to America sometime between 1722 and 1724, on the same ship as the Weidler family from Kirchardt,
Germany. |
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INTERNET WEB LINK(s): Tiefenbach (maplandia,com);
Tiefenbach-Wikipedia (German page); |
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Gazetteer
The red star in the map at the left
designates the location of the seat of government for this district. |
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The list below will
assist in your research regarding the matching of your ancestors
birth, marriage, death dates and the locality of this county at which these
events may have occurred. |
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CITIES: Bad Friedrichshall; Bad
Rappenau; Bad
Wimpfen; Beilstein; Brackenheim; Eppingen; Güglingen; Gundelsheim; Lauffen; Löwenstein; Möckmühl; Neckarsulm; Neudenau; Neuenstadt
am Kocher; Schwaigern; Weinsberg; Widdern
TOWNS: Abstatt; Cleebronn; Eberstadt; Ellhofen; Erlenbach
(Württemberg); Flein; Gemmingen; Hardthausen
(Kocher); Ilsfeld; Ittlingen; Jagsthausen; Kirchardt; Langenbrettach; Lehrensteinsfeld; Leingarten; Massenbachhausen; Neckarwestheim; Nordheim
(Württemberg); Obersulm; Oedheim; Offenau; Pfaffenhofen; Roigheim; Siegelsbachl; Talheim; Untereisesheim; Untergruppenbach; Wüstenrot; Zaberfeld
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Web resources
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General Resources |
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·
Wikipedia,
the free encyclopedia ·
Free
Genealogy Search Help For Google |
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Germany - Rootsweb.com (message boards) ·
Genealogy.com:
Places/Geographic, Europe |
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Locality
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Heilbronn,
Germany | Map, Time Zone
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Visiting
Heilbronn, Germany
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Heilbronn
(district) – Wikipedia
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Heilbronn,
Germany
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Hotels in Heilbronn, Germany
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Heilbronn
Attractions | MyTravelGuide.com
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Heilbronn,
Germany
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Heilbronn
Germany :: EuroAve :: city
hotel map
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See Heilbronn in Southern Germany
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