Anna Magdalena Mathes1

F, (February 1695 - 22 October 1752)
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Jacob Scholderer descendants (Rosenfeld, Württemberg)
     Anna Magdalena Mathes was born in February 1695 at Württemberg.2 She was the daughter of Johann Jacob Mathes.2 Anna Magdalena Mathes married, at age 28, Hans Ulrich Scholderer, age 24, son of Hans Georg Scholderer and Ursula Mohr, on Tuesday, 28 September 1723 at Rosenfeld, Oberamt Sulz, Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg.2,3 Anna Magdalena Mathes died on 22 October 1752 at Rosenfeld, Oberamt Sulz, Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg, at age 57 years and 8 months.3,4
     Anna Magdalena's surname has also been spelled as Mather.2 Anna Magdalena Mathes was also known as Magdalena Mathes.3 She was not found in the Rosenfeld Taufe Register per Brad Feldmaier.2

Children of Anna Magdalena Mathes and Hans Ulrich Scholderer

Last Edited=26 Jun 2009

Citations

  1. [S803] Erika Lanz, Stuttgart, Germany [e-address for private use,] to Kevin L. Sholder, e-mail, 19 March 2006, "Scholderer in Rosenfeld pages 4 - 8," Sholder Research Files; privately held by Kevin Leonard Sholder, [(e-address) & street address for private use),] Dayton, Ohio, USA.
  2. [S749] Brad Feldmaier, "Family Group Sheets (Descendants of Eva, wife of Ulrich Scholder)," supplied 26 November 2005 ([address for private use,] New Canaan, Connecticut; USA). This report has no direct source information listed, however Brad indicated that all the records came from microfilm of the church records of Rosenfeld.
  3. [S801] Erika Lanz, Stuttgart, Germany [e-address for private use,] to Kevin L. Sholder, e-mail, 12 March 2006, "Scholderer in Rosenfeld pages 1 - 3," Sholder Research Files; privately held by Kevin Leonard Sholder, [(e-address) & street address for private use),] Dayton, Ohio, USA.
  4. [S749] Brad Feldmaier, "Descendants of Eva, wife of Ulrich Scholder", shows the date of death for Anna Magdalena Mather as August 1752.
  5. [S761] Brad Feldmaier, "Family Group Sheets (Descendant outline of Ulrich Scholder)," supplied 3 December 2005 ([address for private use,] New Canaan, Connecticut; USA). This report has no direct source information listed, however Brad indicated that all the records came from microfilm of the church records of Rosenfeld.