H1889
The study's number for this person. Cite it and it will always lead here, whatever the spelling.Hans Jacob Hegnauer
Baptised at Volketswil in 1706 and buried there in 1736.
baptised 17 Mar 1706 at Volketswil, Zürich buried 27 Apr 1736 at Volketswil, Zürich
Hegnau from the air, 26 Apr 1946. Werner Friedli, ETH-Bibliothek Zürich, Bildarchiv / Stiftung Luftbild Schweiz, LBS_H1-008904, CC BY-SA 4.0
Summary
Hans Jacob Hegnauer was baptised on 17 March 1706 at Volketswil, Zürich, Switzerland, the son of Hans Hegnauer and Barbara Güttinger. He buried on 27 April 1736 at Volketswil, Zürich, Switzerland. The study knows him from two records: a baptism at Volketswil on 17 March 1706 and a burial at Volketswil on 27 April 1736.
No biography has been written yet; this is put together from the study's index and records.
What we know
Proven
- Burial at Volketswil, 1736
Probable
- Baptism at Volketswil, 1706
What's still open
- A biography. Not yet written. The study knows 2 records; there are surely more.
Life in time
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1706 Baptism
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1706 Baptism
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1736 Burial
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1736 Burial
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Places in this life
one place- 1 Volketswil, Zürich Baptism 17 Mar 1706 · Baptism 17 Mar 1706 · Burial 27 Apr 1736 · 1 more
Family
Records
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Facts
Working notes
- Family line: Schwyz index (parish not stated); burial (Hegnauwer), b. 1706; the index names the parent 'Hans Nachgelasem' - read 'Hans, nachgelassen' (the late Hans?); index only (FamilySearch), images not seen; records: O04707
- Register identified 27 Sep 2026: the 'Schwyz' index series is the Volketswil register (DGS 8120584 = Film 889427, item 1: Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche Volketswil, Taufen, Heiraten, Tote 1588-1801); the index place is only 'Schweiz', which FamilySearch standardized as 'Schwyz'
- Baptized 17 Mar 1706 as 'Hanss Jacob Hegenmann', son of Hannss Jacob × Barbel Güttinger (6FZR-N16D; probable); his burial of 1736 calls him Hans's 'nachgelassener' (surviving) son; father link possible