Anna Apolonia REDWINE

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A sister to Ludwig was one of the witnesses to the birth of his third child (Doc. #4)Christenings ( FHL # 247602 )
1738 - 1779 Germany, ( Bavarian - Pfalz ) Freckenfeld Parish. 1740 the 8th December, John Ludwig Riedweiler, citizen and weaver here, and his wife Barbara had a son christened, who was born on the 4th of December and named Johann Ludwig.
Christening witnesses were: Johan Ludwig Apfel, legitimate son of deceased Theobaldt Apflen - former citizen here. Anna Apolonia, legitimate daughter of Friedrich Riedweiler - citizen here. Both witnesses were unmarried. We witness: Ludwig Riedweil as Father and Ludwig Apfel as Godfather, Christian Melchlor Fischer, Minister.
Anna Apolonia was married 10 May 1753 to Johann Christian Apfel according to a public decree (Doc.#7) . Apparently they were required to be married before they could leave, and they left the 12th of May for America. In the article,
Emigration to the North American Colonies in the 18th Century from the Lutheran Church-book of Freckenfeld by Fr. Krebs (1952) it has the following paragraph about Christian Apffel (translated here by me) (Doc.#8)
1. Christian Apffel, chr. 28 October 1722 at Freckenfeld, as the son of Hans Erhard Apffel, citizen at Freckenfeld and his wife Anna Maria. Married 10 May 1753 at Freckenfeld to Anna Apollonia Riedweil. (Married 1753 the 10th of May; left for the New Land the 12th of the same month and year).
It was very interesting to find that the father of Ludwig and Anna Appolonia Riedweil, Friedrich Riedweil died as a poor man in Freckerifeld 23 January 1753 (Doc.#9). It seems that Anna Appolonla may have been taking care of her father until his death and shortly thereafter left for America where her brother was residing.
-----Original Message-----
See Frederick REDWINE's card for full text.
I found Johann's birth record of 8-Dec-1740 soon, and after a lot of additional searching one of his sisters, Anna in Feb.1745. Among her godmothers is an aunt, and her grandfather Friedrich Riedweil is noted also as citizen of Freckenfeld.<>
I have listed below parts from three email message about Anna Apolonia who Dr. Georg says is an aunt.
The first part below of course is from Dr. Georg and I think the Palmer email message below that were he starts Now turning to the German Records at his #2 record... I have it listed below.
I think Pallmer solves the question for us at least for the time being and gives us a logical place to record the aunt in our data base.
I would like to know if any of you are thinking in the same way that I am thinking...that Anna Apolonia is the very young sister of Lewis Redwine Sr. I propose to list her that way until such time that the source data would prove other wise.
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From Dr. Georg
My picture is:
Friedrich = grandfather of the newborn son
Johann Ludwig = father, Barbara = mother
Johann Ludwig = son, born 4-Dec-1740, bapt. 8-Dec (this record)
Anna Apolonia = bapt. witness, aunt of the newborn
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From Palmer
I was able to identify the following "miscellaneous" Riedweil entries in the IGI:
1. Maria Catharina, daughter of Johannes Riedweilen and his wife Magdalena, ~Freckenfeld 1.viii.1723. She may have been the Maria Catharina R. who oo D-76872 Minfeld [the village immediately to the east of Freckenfeld] 22.xi.1757: Jacob
Steinfelss.
2. Anna Appolonia Riedweilin, oo Freckenfeld 10.v.1753: Johann Christian Apffel.
------------------------Peter's that sent me the pictures of the book that lists people that have left Freckenfeld over the years. I have the part we are interested attached as Anna.jpg in a graphic format. Sincerely, Tex Dick


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Doc # 09
Germany, Bavarian - Pfalz Freckenfeld Parish
Burials 1738 - 1779 ( FHL film # 247602 )
P. 361 nr. 40 1753
Johann Friedrich Riedweil, a poor man from here, born at Holtzerlingen in Wurttemberg jurisdiction, is by a very small . . . . . and died 23 Januar aged 70 years.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dr. Georg Fischer
To: Tex Dick
Date: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 9:28 AM
Subject: Freckenfeld archive records
Dear Tex,
I found Johann's birth record of 8-Dec-1740 soon, and after a lot of additional searching one of his sisters, Anna in Feb.1745. Among her godmothers is an aunt, and her grandfather Friedrich Riedweil is noted also as citizen of Freckenfeld. I copied these 2 records, and I will try to deciper them, and to translate what I can read. I checked up to 1750, but I did not find more RIEDWEILs (except maybe one as godmother). Before 1738, there seems to be no hope in that archive. Regards - Georg
punctum-transfer
Dr. Georg Fischer , Mobil 0172 9407118
Rotteckring 19 Tel. +49 7644 913016, Fax 913018
D-79341 Kenzingen, Germany 48d11m32s North, 7d46m46s East <>

-----Original Message-----
From: Tex Dick
To: Marion Wolfert
Date: Saturday, October 17, 1998 4:11 PM
Subject: Friedrich RIEDWEYL
Marion,
Let me say we are quite pleased with the work you have done and the time
frame that you did it in. I know it could be quite a while before you receive this message or can make a reply to it. If I don't write it now I will forget about it. That is why I am writing it now so that I will not forget. I need some helpm understanding the time frame in the below record in your report were it says << ii. Johann Ludwig BAECHLER, born 5 Nov 1730 (witness was Johann Ludwig RIEDWEYL, a weaver, son of the deceased Friedrich RIEDWEYL) >> Marion I thought our Friedrich RIEDWEYL and father of Ludwig RIEDWEYL, a weaver died 23 Jan 1753 per the records sent us by Gary & Dr. Fisher. This is why I ask about the remarks in the brackets on the notes you sent us. Is this information a part of the source record of that time frame or is it just a reminder of yours as to who it refers to etc. ? Tex-

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From: GUENTER W WOLFERT
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, October 16, 1998 6:06 AM
Subject: Genealogy
The next part on the film were the christenings 1738-1779, records were searched from 1738 to 1760, following were the christenings 1722-1737, both sections were searched also death records from 1738-1751, and the following entries were listed: Johann David BAECHLER and wife Magdalene had the following children:
i. Catharina Elisabetha BAECHLER, born 28 Mar 1728
ii. Johann Ludwig BAECHLER, born 5 Nov 1730 (witness was Johann
Ludwig RIEDWEYL, a weaver, son of the deceased Friedrich RIEDWEYL) iii. Johannes BAECHLER, born 29 Mar 1733
iv. Johann Michael BAECHLER, born 17 Apr 1735
v. Maria Catharina BAECHLER, born 29 Apr 1736
vi. Johann Jacob BAECHLER, born 15 July 1738, christened 20 July 1738
vii. Maria Catharina BAECHLER, born 27 Nov 1740, christened 30 Nov
1740 She died on the 28 April 1742, age 1 year 5 month less 1 day.
Marion did not send a reply as of March 1999 and I guess it was just a remark made after the fact. < END >

-----Original Message-----
From: Dr. Georg Fischer
To: Tex Dick
Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: the castle?
Dear Tex,
thank you for your email again. I think I could look for some of the dates which you mentioned in the 1730-1750 time frame, and to get record photocopies in the archive for these. I will have to make my picture myself, and better print out all what you sent me, but I cannot do this here in Frankfurt. Regarding the castle: "Russ" would be a very strange German christian name. If he was knightened, they would have any form of title in their name, "von", "zu" "Graf", "Baron" or the like. They underwrote with quite an ordinary signature, so I doubt that for Friedrich's line. I doubt that you can find a castle of your anchestors. At that time, they were rather well known, with their owning families. BTW, in German there is only "Friedrich". Frederick, Frederic are the English and French versions thereof.
It is reported in a book that a census was done 27th May 1709 at Walworth England of the Palatine population lately from Germany and in England at that time. This is what is given:" Frederick Ritweil, age 32, wife , son age 2, Lutheran; and Jacob Ritweil, age 22, single, Lutheran. They are listed as Husbandmen & Vinedressers. "

Okay, these names could fit, but not the time: 1709 ? That would mean that the Grandfather Friedrich left Germany long before his grandson Johann Ludwig was born ? Georg what does that last part in the above mean ?
I would say: the were married vine growers.
So long - Georg
punctum-transfer
Dr. Georg Fischer , Mobil 0172 9407118
Rotteckring 19 Tel. +49 7644 913016, Fax 913018
D-79341 Kenzingen, Germany 48d11m32s North, 7d46m46s East

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For the marriage See doc. #11 or the graphic file, tex's#11.gif or .tif for picture of orig record as transcribed below.
Doc # 11
Germany, Wurttemberg, Holzgerlingen Parish
Marriages 1616 - 1777 ( FHL film # 1055754 )
12 Oct 1669
On the above date Daniel Riethweyl, son of Hans Rietweyl of Eyserthal in the palatine, married Barbara, daughter of Cunrad Binders, Leutanant. Text from the scriptures was Genesis 24, verse 58. They were married...
The list of the children given here for Daniel Redwine and Barbara Binder is from the christening records.
To do - Find the relationship of Eustachig Hiller and Barbara Hans Casper, Hutzel's wife, to the Daniel Redwine and Barbara Binder family.

Daniel married Barbara BINDER on 12 Oct 1669 in Germany, Wrttemberg, Holzgerlingen. Barbara (daughter of Cunrad BINDER, (Lt.) and Margaretha) was born about 1649 in Wrttemberg, Holzgerlingen Of Freckenfeld, Germany; died about 1720. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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To do - More research on this line.
-----Original Message-----
From: Krumrey Heinz
To: [email protected]
Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 5:21 PM
Subject: BINDER Holzgerlingen
Hello
I am also researching BINDER from Holzgerlingen. In your Web site you have as your earliest a BINDER Hansin married to Catharina I have the following: BINDER Hans, born in Holzgerlingen, died in Holzherlingen married to N.N. Catharina, born in
Holzgerlingen, died 26. Apr. 1598 in Holzgerlingen Child: (I have only from one child the information, the others are in your web-page) BINDER Hans, born 10 Oct 1595 in Holzgerlingen, died 1 Sep 1672
married in Holzgerlingen to FROMM Barbara, born in Holzgerlingen Children:
1. BINDER Hans Jacob, born 19. Jan. 1620, died 11 Feb. 1697(all Holzgerlingen)
2. BINDER Hanss, born 25 Dec. 1628, died 3 Feb 1703 (all Holzgerlingen)
It looks like your Hansin and Catharina are identical to my Hans and Catharina. Have you got a little bit more information as on your Web page?
The Binder line is actually the line of my wife. I am born in Edenkoben, this is the village, Michael PALMER referes to in his reference "RIETWEIL Hans aus dem Berner Gebiet, bisher Hirt in Siebeldingen.
I have seen in your Web-page that you referd under "Cunrad BINDER, born 19 Jun 1601, died 20 Nov. 1668, in Plzas, Freckenfeld. Should this not be a typing mistake and read: Pfalz, Freckenfeld, ? (it is several times mentioned )
Best regards from Windhoek in Namibia, Africa Heinz and Janine KRUMREY By the way, we just returned yesterday from our 5 week vacation in the USA Heinz KRUMREY E-mail: [email protected]

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It was first thought Hans was of Eyserthal but this was later corrected by the orig. researcher to say he thought that was a mistake and now thinks the family of Bavarian - Pfalz, Annweiler, EuBerthal located just North of Freckenfeld, in the
Bavarian Palatine region of Germany, Euberthal can also be spelled Eusserthal.
See doc. #11 or the graphic file, tex's#11.gif or .tif for picture of orig record as transcribed below.
Doc # 11
Germany, Wurttemberg, Holzgerlingen Parish
Marriages 1616 - 1777 ( FHL film # 1055754 )
12 Oct 1669
On the above date Daniel Riethweyl, son of Hans Rietweyl of Eyserthal in the palatine, married Barbara, daughter of Cunrad Binders, Leutanant. Text from the scriptures was Genesis 24, verse 58. They were married...

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Is the Hans Conrad Binder on page two 4th paragraph of the report to Mary dated Dec., 16, 1991 the son of the Lt. Binder ?


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Cunrad married Margaretha about 1620 in Germany, Wrttemberg, Holzgerlingen. Margaretha was born about 1600 in Germany, Wrttemberg, Holzgerlingen; died after 1670. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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