Europe beyond Switzerland
Europe outside Switzerland
Offline reconstruction from the FamilySearch index extract, following Mapping every Hegnauer (family reconstruction, offline). Index-only.
What was mapped
Unassigned records with a place in Germany, Austria, France, the Czech lands, the Netherlands, Britain or Portugal, or with a blank place in a German, Austrian, French or English collection. One file: Germany and the rest of Europe.
- Records placed: 89 of 95 (85 proven, 2 probable, 2 possible). Records of Swiss families that happen to lie in Germany (Uster-born Elisabeth at Brackenheim 1877; the Basel Rudin and Eckerlin families at Lörrach and Müllheim; the Rotterdam register entry of Leonie, b. 1876 at La Chaux-de-Fonds) are mapped with the Swiss families in
../switzerland/map.csv. - Left unplaced: 6 — see below.
- Keys:
DE-BADEN-NNN,DE-WUERT-NNN,DE-BAY-NNN(Bavaria, Franconia, Palatinate),DE-NORD-NNN(Brandenburg, Pomerania, Prussia, Hesse-Nassau),AT-X-NNN,CZ-X-NNN,FR-X-NNN,UK-X-NNN,PT-X-NNN; families…-Fnn.
The lines found
| Group | Earliest record | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baden, Catholic (Breisgau, Blumberg) | Casparus son of Joannis, m. 1665 | 5 couples, 1665–1701 | Peter × Anna Schertzinger (4 children 1682–1688, Bleichheim); Jacobus × Anna Ganter (Blumberg 1683) |
| Baden, Lutheran (Markgräflerland) | Michael son of Melchior, m. Wollbach 1691 | 1 couple; Mannheim 1904 | next to Basel |
| Upper Swabia, Catholic | Magdalena × Felix Gebhard, m. Zußdorf 1682 | 4 women 1682–1712; Schussenried 1724; Stafflangen 1824 | probably sisters at Zußdorf |
| Württemberg, Lutheran | Martin son of Hanns, Gerlingen, b. 1607 | Gerlingen 1627; Hohenlohe/Tauber 1694–1811 | Wachbach, Niedernhall, Westgartshausen, Freudenbach |
| Nuremberg | Josef × Philomena Ipfelkofer, m. 1910 | 2–3 couples 1910–1951 | Carl × Freida Ordinger of Fürth (H0599) possibly a son — not linked |
| Bavaria, Palatinate | Roman × Maria Lamermair (Pfaffenhofen 1852) | single families | Wendelin 1821–1871; Philipp × Catharina Schenkel 1907 |
| North and east Germany | Prenzlau 1639 | isolated entries | probably misreadings |
| France, Austria, Bohemia, England, Portugal | Saverne 1763; Austria 1724 | isolated entries | Alsace (Hegenauer), Paris 1850, Camberwell 1919 |
Links to Switzerland: none recorded for any German family. The only Swiss–German links are Swiss-born people who married in Germany (see above). Blumberg (1683) and Wollbach (1691) lie on the Swiss border, but their entries do not state an origin.
Left unplaced (6)
- O02706 — German marriage index: Wilhelm Hegnauer × Anna Maria Fischer, father of the bride Anna Maria "Hegenauer" - no place or date in the study extract
- O02903 — 1861 census of Chorley, Lancashire (Elizabeth, born Crofton/Chorley, Lancashire): an English family; "Hegnauer" is almost certainly a mistranscription of an English surname - check the image before counting it
- O02904 — 1861 census of Chorley, Lancashire (Richard, born Crofton/Chorley, Lancashire): an English family; "Hegnauer" is almost certainly a mistranscription of an English surname - check the image before counting it
- O02905 — 1861 census of Chorley, Lancashire (Alice, born Crofton/Chorley, Lancashire): an English family; "Hegnauer" is almost certainly a mistranscription of an English surname - check the image before counting it
- O02906 — 1861 census of Chorley, Lancashire (Edward, born Crofton/Chorley, Lancashire): an English family; "Hegnauer" is almost certainly a mistranscription of an English surname - check the image before counting it
- O03210 — German Lutheran index: "Constanza Hegnauer", father, spouse "Hofner", child Elisabetha Margaretha Berlein - garbled, no place or date
Top open questions
- Nuremberg–Fürth: Josef (m. 1910) and his children; Carl × Freida Ordinger (H0599) and Rosa b. 1938 at Fürth (H0600).
- The parishes behind "Archdiocese of Freiburg" (1665–1701) and a possible Swiss (Schaffhausen) origin of the Blumberg family.
- Zußdorf: the parents of the four Hegnauer women (c.1650–1665).
- The Lutheran Hohenlohe/Tauber entries (1694–1811): one family?
- Check doubtful readings (Prenzlau, Peterswalde, Neuheide, Chorley) on the images.
People in this article
- Carl Hegnauer
- Rosa Hegnauer 1938–1997