| Name |
Friedrich Lauterbach  68, GG Uncle |
| Birth |
14 May 1846, Hornungsreuth G Neudrossenfeld, Oberfranken, Bavaria68 |
| Birth Memo |
9:30 AM |
| Christen |
16 May 1846, Trebgast, Oberfranken, Bavaria68 Age: <1 |
| Death |
22 Dec 1881, Hegnabrunn G Neuenmarkt, Oberfranken, Germany70,249 Age: 35 |
| Burial |
24 Dec 1881, Trebgast, Kulmbach Kreis, Germany |
| Burial Memo |
on the town cemetery with sermon and funeral eulogy buried. |
| Residence |
Hegnabrunn G Neuenmarkt, Oberfranken, Germany259 |
| Occupation |
Blacksmith, Bauer (farmer) in Hegnabrunn259 |
| Cause of death |
Bauchfellentzündung (Peritoneum inflammation) |
| Father |
Johann Rudolf Lauterbach (1819-1859) |
| Mother |
Cunigunda Kolb (1821-1864) |
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| Notes |
| Church record indicates birth name as Kolb. Became Lauterbach (legal) marriage date 9 Feb 1847 at Trebgast.68 |
| Spouses |
| 1 |
Elisabeth Margarethe Lauterbach 70,549 |
| Birth |
25 Jan 1855, Feuln G Trebgast, Oberfranken, Bavaria308,328,555 |
| Birth Memo |
Authentication document says 26 Jan 1855. |
| Christen |
2 Feb 1855, Trebgast, Oberfranken, Bavaria555 Age: <1 |
| Death |
4 Oct 1922, Hegnabrunn, Kulmbach Kreis, Germany257,559 Age: 67 |
| Burial |
7 Oct 1922, Trebgast, Kulmbach Kreis, Germany559 |
| Cause of death |
Pneumonia and paralysis of the heart559 |
| Father |
Simon Lauterbach (1826-1897) |
| Mother |
Anna Katharina Sonntag |
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| Notes |
Elizabeth remarried after Frederich's death in 1881 and had additional children.70 259 549
From the second marriage of Elizabeth Lauterbach and George Seiferth there were nine children.547 559 |
| Anecdotes |
My mom told me that after the marriage with Georg Seiferth the children from the first marriage of Elisabeth were no longer of interest. No one in the new family seemed to take care for them. (As told to Birgit Straubinger by her mother Inge Depser Straubinger in August 2007).556
I was told that during harvest in 1922 everyone able was needed in the fields. Elisabeth was 67 and not feeling well, so her grandson, Adolf, not quite a year old, and another infant cousin were put in bed beside her, for her to watch over. Later that afternoon or evening, when family returned from the harvest, it was discovered that the two babies were on their own in bed, as Elisabeth had died. (As told to me by Birgit Straubinger, August 2007. PLH) |
| Marriage |
25 May 1874, Trebgast, Kulmbach Kreis, Germany |
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