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Jorÿ Hegnauer

Probably buried at Igis in 1797.

buried 11 Mar 1797 at Igis, Graubünden

Igis from the air, 1 Sep 1947. Werner Friedli, ETH-Bibliothek Zürich, Bildarchiv / Stiftung Luftbild Schweiz, LBS_H1-010091, CC BY-SA 4.0

Summary

Jorÿ Hegnauer was the son of Friedrich Hegnauer. He was probably buried on 11 March 1797 at Igis, canton Graubünden, Switzerland.

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What we know

Probable

  • Burial at Igis, 1797

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Life in time

11 Mar 1797

Burial, Igis, Graubünden, Schweiz

probable
  1. 1797 Burial 11 Mar 1797 · Igis, Graubünden · probable

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  2. 1797 Burial 11 Mar 1797 · Igis, Graubünden · probable
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  1. 1 Igis, Graubünden Burial 11 Mar 1797 · Burial 11 Mar 1797

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Facts

Fact Date Place Grade Sources
Burial 11 Mar 1797 Igis, Graubünden, Schweiz probable O00602

Working notes

  • Parents: probable - burial names the father Friedrich Hegnauer
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Evidence Explained

Hegnauer One-Name Study, “Jorÿ Hegnauer (H1090, d. 1797),” hegnauer.family (https://hegnauer.family/people/h1090-jory-hegnauer/ : accessed 28 September 2026).

Chicago (notes)

“Jorÿ Hegnauer (H1090, d. 1797),” hegnauer.family, Hegnauer One-Name Study, accessed September 28, 2026, https://hegnauer.family/people/h1090-jory-hegnauer/.

H1090 is this person's permanent number in the study. Names get respelled; the number never changes, so the link and the citation keep working.

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