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Gottlieb Hirschi

Born at Amsoldingen in 1848 and last recorded at Amsoldingen in 1850.

born 31 Mar 1848 at Amsoldingen, Bern died after 1 Aug 1850

Summary

Gottlieb Hirschi was born on 31 March 1848 at Amsoldingen, canton Bern, Switzerland, and baptised on 19 May 1848, the son of Christian Hirschi Sr. and Magdalena Stocker. He died after 1 August 1850.

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What we know

Proven

  • Birth at Amsoldingen, 1848

What's still open

  • Death. When and where he died is not yet known.

Life in time

31 Mar 1848

Birth , Amsoldingen, Bern, Switzerland

proven
  1. 1848 Birth 31 Mar 1848 · Amsoldingen, Bern · proven

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  2. 1848 Baptism 19 May 1848 · Amsoldingen, Bern · confirmed
  3. 1848 Baptism 19 May 1848 · Schangnau, Bern · confirmed
  4. 1850 Death after 1 Aug 1850 · not graded

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Places in this life

2 places, in order
1 2
  1. 1 Amsoldingen, Bern Birth 31 Mar 1848 · Baptism 19 May 1848
  2. 2 Schangnau, Bern Baptism 19 May 1848

Family

This page Gottlieb Hirschi 1848–aft. 1850
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The evidence 2 facts with their grades

Facts

Fact Date Place Grade Sources
Birth 31 Mar 1848 Amsoldingen, Bern, Switzerland proven O06729 , O06737
Death after 1 Aug 1850 not graded

Working notes

  • Born 31 Mar, bapt. Amsoldingen 19 May 1848 (K Amsoldingen 5 p. 182 no. 12, O06729; Schangnau copy K Schangnau 9 p. 108 no. 34, O06737); on the Belmont list at New York 1 Aug 1850 as 'Gotfried, 11 months', so Find a Grave's '1848-1849' (followed by FamilySearch and WikiTree) is wrong; not in the 1860 census; a brother born 1856 was named Gottlieb, so he had probably died by then