of my Flinspach / Flinchbaugh Family German Records |
Johann Jacob Flinspach Geboren 1650, 1730 (Born Grossgartach Wurttemberg Germany) Married to Anna Barbra Gerhauser 1651, |
Lorentz Flinspach Geboren 1603 (Born Grossgartach Wurttemberg Germany) Married 1st Anna Reiker (Reichard) 2nd Barbra (Unknown) In the Lorentz Church on the Font there are six families that donated the Font. One of these is Lorenz Flinspach 1603 Also in the baptistry is a memoral for Johann Flinspach 1662 |
Wolfgang Flinspach Geboren 1572, 1636 (Born Grossgartach Wurttemberg Germany) Married Maria Heller |
Anthoni Flinspach Geboren 1516 (Born Grossgartach Wurttemberg Germany) Married (?) |
These are the records from the Parish in Lauffen and the Lorentz Church in Leingarten (Grossgartach) The records were taken from very old books, the oldest in 1500. The entry was written in old German Scriptures and Latin. They were all translated by my dear friend Herr Kuno Krieger |
Lauffen Am Neckar and Leingarten are right next to the city of Heilbronn in South West Germany. At the time of the immigration of Johann Christoph's son Melchior the area was known for wine making. It still is, but they also are a very industrial. Almost all my ancestors were vine growers, for the making of good German Wine |
Johann Christoph Flinspach Geboren 1675 (des Raths) on town council, Grossgartach (Born Grossgartach Wurttemberg Germany) Married parents of Melchior L Flinspach, Melchior immigrated to America in 1753 setteled in York Co PA |
Hans Flinspach Geboren 1545 (Born Grossgartach Wurttemberg Germany) Married Anna Kartnegel Geboren 1550, 1594 |
Wine from Grossgartach A gift from my friend Herr Kuno Krieger Leingarten, Germany Go to Audrey Hancock's web pages for Kuno Krieger's Genealogy and now His Picture |
Pennsylvania"German" Genealogy |
from the " Vaterland " This saying has nothing to do with the Nazi of WW2, but just my love of the land (Germany) where all of my Ancestors came from! |
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