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Anna Hegnauer

Born in 1827 and died at Uster in 1827.

born 1827 died 28 Feb 1827 at Uster, Zürich

Summary

Anna Hegnauer was born in 1827. She died on 28 February 1827 at Uster, canton Zürich, Switzerland, and was buried there on 4 March 1827.

No biography has been written yet; this is put together from the study's index and records.

What we know

Proven

  • Birth, 1827
  • Death at Uster, 1827
  • Burial at Uster, 1827

What's still open

  • Parents. Not yet identified.

Life in time

1827

Birth

proven
  1. 1827 Birth proven

    No more detail than this, yet.

  2. 1827 Death 28 Feb 1827 · Uster, Zürich · proven

    No more detail than this, yet.

  3. 1827 Burial 4 Mar 1827 · Uster, Zürich · confirmed
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Places in this life

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  1. 1 Uster, Zürich Burial 4 Mar 1827 · Death 28 Feb 1827
The evidence 2 facts with their grades

Facts

Fact Date Place Grade Sources
Birth 1827 proven O04335
Death 28 Feb 1827 Uster, Zürich, Switzerland proven O04335

Working notes

  • Family line: Uster ZH (Elgg branch); buried Uster 4 Mar 1827, b. 1827, father Heinrich (indexed Hagenauer): Heinrich × Barbara Markwalder (H0972) or Heinrich × Dorothea Luise Stein (H0981, a son born 12 Feb 1827 - twins?) - not linked; index only (FamilySearch), images not seen; records: O04335
Cite this page H1704

Evidence Explained

Hegnauer One-Name Study, “Anna Hegnauer (H1704, 1827–1827),” hegnauer.family (https://hegnauer.family/people/h1704-anna-hegnauer/ : accessed 28 September 2026).

Chicago (notes)

“Anna Hegnauer (H1704, 1827–1827),” hegnauer.family, Hegnauer One-Name Study, accessed September 28, 2026, https://hegnauer.family/people/h1704-anna-hegnauer/.

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