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Hans Jacob Hegnauer

Baptised at Uster in 1732 and died there in 1788.

baptised 9 Nov 1732 at Uster, Zürich died 11 Sep 1788? at Uster, Zürich

Summary

Hans Jacob Hegnauer was baptised on 9 November 1732 at Uster, Zürich, Switzerland, the son of H Heinrich Hegnauer and Dorothea Meyer. He married A Magdalena. One of his children is in the study. He died on 11 September 1788 (the date is uncertain) at Uster, Zürich, Switzerland. The study knows him from three records: a baptism at Uster on 9 November 1732, a marriage at Uster on 29 May 1763 and a burial at Uster.

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What we know

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  • Baptism at Uster, 1732

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Life in time

9 Nov 1732

Baptism , Uster, Zürich, Switzerland

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  1. 1732 Baptism 9 Nov 1732 · Uster, Zürich · proven

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  2. 1732 Baptism 9 Nov 1732 · Uster, Zürich · confirmed
  3. 1763 Marriage 29 May 1763 · Uster, Zürich · probable
  4. 1788 Death 11 Sep 1788? · Uster, Zürich · not graded

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  1. 1 Uster, Zürich Baptism 9 Nov 1732 · Baptism 9 Nov 1732 · Marriage 29 May 1763 · 2 more

Family

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Wife A Magdalena
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Facts

Fact Date Place Grade Sources
Baptism 9 Nov 1732 Uster, Zürich, Switzerland proven O04213
Death 11 Sep 1788? Uster, Zürich, Switzerland not graded

Working notes

  • Parents: probable - undated baptism index line (place not indexed; Uster ark series) naming the parents Heinrich Hegnauer × Dorothea Meyer