Subject: Alsace Research
Date: 21 Jul 99
From: weddlema@biology.semo.edu

Harold,

There is apparently a diary transcription for Rev. Johann Gottfried Arndt (John Godfrey Arends) that has just been released. This man covered a portion of western NC as a Lutheran/Reformed minister in the late 1700s. I am told it has a little bit of new information on the Rowan Co. family. Will post what it has when I receive a copy.

Bill (William Rodney Eddleman)

HLE note to himself: move this to David Eddleman NC section--HLE

Hanss David Eddleman
of Steinseltz-Cleeburg (Alsace)

Compiled by Harold Eddleman, Descendent of Catherine Eddleman

The purpose of this page is to investigate the history of the David Eddleman group from Steinseltz which first came to my attention in the mid-seventies as I looked over shiplists for the first time. For the next 20 years I did not give much attention to this shiplist because I concentrated on trying to push backward from Catherine Eddleman who is my earliest firmly documented ancestor. Steinseltz lies 20 miles west of Karlsruhe, Germany. Visit Steinseltz in France.   Photos of Steinseltz.

(ship) Ship List - Pennsylvania German Pioneers Vol 1.
Ship: Brigantine Richard and Elizabeth; Rotterdam ==> Plymouth ==> Philadephia
Captain: Christopher Clymer. Arrival: 1733 Sep 28
Edelmann on board:
David Edelmann Age 49, This could be the father of Philip J. Edelman

Philip Jacob Edelmann age 25, Margaretha Edelmann, age 26; are these husband and wife?

Anna Maria Edelman age 54, could be wife or sister of David, or other relative, or perhaps the widow of an Edelmann,

Baltasar Edlemann age 4 - sick, - might be son of Philip??

If Anna Maria were wife of David, then the lineage might be:
David and Anna Maria Edelman ==> Philip Jacob Edelmann (wife Margaretha) ==> David of North Carolina (b. 1736?)

A Trial Biography for David Eddleman of Alsace

I grouped the facts thusly to evaluate whether one person could have fit the dates and to see if the dates fit for childern and grandchildern. It appears one person might fit all the dates and places.

Age -- Date ---------------- Event.......(age means age of the David Eddleman; born Lancaster)

00......1684 calc ------------David Edelmann born, perhaps in Alsace or Switzerland
24......1708 calc ----------- Philip Jacob Edelmann born in Europe; age 25 on shiplist of 1733
49 .....1733 Oberamt, Bergzabern, Cleeberg state: David and Philip Edelman, Michael Hammer, and Peter Scheib of Steinseltz with wives and childern leave for America.
49......1733 Sep 28 ------- Shiplist of Richard and Elizabeth contains David Edelmann; landed Philadelphia
53 --- 1736 Dec 1 -- a John David Eddleman was born in Lancaster PA; father = Jacob Eddleman. (1a)
...........could this infant David be the grandson of David Eddleman of Alsace?
54 --- 1737 May 15 -- above David baptised at Reformed Church, Lancaster PA. (1) (see ship)

----The info below is for David Eddleman of NC ; David Eddleman of Europe would be 74--

Age ... Date .... Both pertain to David Eddleman of North Carolina

21 --- 1757 Apr 27 -- NC -- Anna Catherina Sauer born, first child of Philip Sauer. Godparents: John Michael Young and wife Anna Eva Young. See my short biography of Philip Sauer below. Perhaps his child was named after Anna Catherina (?Conrad or Sauer?) Eddleman but is not living in the community or is still single and unable to care for a possible orphan. (2). However most German were named Anna and Catherine was a common name, therefore the names do not provide strong relationship to anyone.
23 --- 1760 October 7 - Daniel Edlemann and Maria Bornin were sponsors at the birth of Daniel Laurier. Perhaps this Daniel was a brother, or relative of David Eddleman. (3)
25 --- 1761 Mar 24 -- George Henry Eddleman (Gorg Heinrich Edelman) born York County PA. Parents David Eddleman (Edelman) and wife Katherine baptised 1761 Mar 24. Sponsors: Henry Conrad Gorg Heinrich Conrad and Elizabeth. Text inside ( ) was from William H. Eddleman via Joeeddleman@infoave.net(4)(3)
26 --- 1762 Anna Maria Edelman born in Manchester, MD. Parents David and Katherine Edleman. Sponsors: Fredrich Decker and Anna Maria Decker. See William Eddleman Notes below. (3)
29 --- 1765 Feb 4 -- David Sauer born, 6th child of Phillip Sauer. Sponsors: David Edelmann and his wife Anna Catharine. (2)
34 --- 1770 David Eddleman recorded cattle mark. Court minutes; see eg803.htm.
35 --- 1771 Apr 6 - David Conrad born, 7th child of Adam Conrad; Sponors: David Ettelman and wife Anna Catharina. (2)
37 --- 1773-74 John Eddleman #437 (Indian Creek Miller) born in NC to Catherine Eddleman #440. I have estimated his birthdate from Census and Poll Tax dates.
40 --- 1775 error Daniel Eddleman Born in Kentucky. In the 1850 Census Daniel said he was 75 and born in Kentucky. Sharon Renner suggests Daniel was not sure of his birth date.
42 --- 1776 Jul 31 - An Edelmann took family from Abbot Creek NC to Holston River. Salem Diary: entry for date of 1776 Jul 31. (Records of Monravians in NC, Vol 3, Bethania Diary.
42 --- 1778 David Eddleman taxes delinquent in NC. Court minutes see eg803.htm.
42 --- 1778 Catherine Eddleman claimed to have settled on land in KY
43 --- 1779-80 David Ederman in Capt Isaac Ruddles Co near Cynthia KY(x). I have not seen this list. Louise Eddleman, KY, mentioned this list during the 1970s.
+ ---- 1783 Catherine Eddleman is granted 3__ acres for settling on it in 1778. If David was the husband of this Catherine Eddleman, perhaps he had died or been killed in an indian raid. I have never found any record of any David Eddleman in KY at this time, but Louise Eddleman of Springfield, KY, says there was a David Ederman on a militia record (see 5 lines above).


Discussion of the above data:
A) If sponsors were usually relatives--perhaps Mrs. Phillip Sauer, Adam Conrad, and Anna Catharina Eddleman are siblings. Likewise Henry Conrad might be a sibling of these three. Looking for more data on Adam Conrad, Henry Conrad, Mrs. Phillip Sauer, and Anna Catharina _____ (?Conrad?) might help identify David Eddleman.

B) Can someone check sources in Lancaster, PA for Jacob Eddleman, David Edelmann, Henry Conrad, Adam Conrad, Phillip Sauer, Anna Catharina (?Conrad)

Sources for the Above Trial Biography

(1) 1978 Oct 12, William R. Eddleman, attorney, Dallas, Texas, wrote me of records of the Reformed Church of Lancaster, York County, Pennsylvania, by Reverend Jacob Lischy, which
state:
(1a) John David Eddleman, son of Jacob Eddleman, born December 1, 1736 and baptised May 15, 1737.
(1b) Eliss Eddleman, son of David Eddleman, born 1743 Jul 3, baptised 1744 Mar 4.
(1c) George Henry Eddleman, son of David Eddleman and Katherine Eddleman baptised 1761 Mar 24.

(2) Records of Pilgrim Church, Lexington N.C. On microfilm at North Carolina Dept of Archives and History Raliegh NC. The Abbot's Creek settlement.

Three Notes from William R. Eddleman, Attorney, Dallas, TX in a letter to Harold Eddleman, dated 1978 Oct 12. "I found some records of the Reformed and Lutheran Congregations at Manchester, Baltimore County, Md, which was called the German Church.
3a) 1760 Oct 7, Daniel Edlemann and Maria Bornin were sponsors at birth of Daniel Laurier.
3b) Anna Maria Edelman, dau of David and Katerine Edleman, was born in 1762, Sponors: Frederick Decker and Anna Maria. WR Eddleman suggested this K. Edleman could be the K. Eddleman of Bourbon County, Ky.
3c) In a list of persons contributing to a school on 1762 Sep 17: David Edleman contributed 15 shillings and Maria Margarita Edleman contributed 10 shillings."

4) Received from Joeeddleman@infoave.net on 97 AUG 26-------------------------- see below

(2) Philip Sauer (1735-1784) Source probably Heritage Book for Rowan County. From Palatinate, Germany, 1749 PA, 1753 NC; donated land for Beulah Church, also called Sauer Church. Probably tarried 5 or 6 years in Philadelphia. In Rowan County, NC, 1754-56. He married Christianna Foust, daughter of a neighboring German about 1755-56. His first born and first record in the Pilgrim Reformed Church was Anna Catherine Sauer, born 1757 Apr 27. Godparents (taufzaugen) were John Michael Young and his wife Anna Eva Young. Philip owned land adjacent and north of the Church lands, deed dated 1763. Part is now covered by the Lexington City Lake.

I notice the ship Albany arriving 1749 sep 2 had some people from Erbach which might be Odenwald and it had 3 Edelmann. 

A letter written by William H. Eddleman     William H. Eddleman
                                            50 Whitten Street
                                            Dorchester 22# Mass.
                                            March 4, 1959
Theo Pfrimmer, pasteur
Cleebourg BAS-Rhin
France

Dear Pastor Pfrimmer;
  In regards to pending search of the old records for the name Edelman, the 
below accounts were responsible for me contacting you.
"A List of German Immigrants to the American Colonies from Zweibrucken in
the Palatinate 1728-1749." Bavarian State Archives, Speyer, Germany.
ZweibruLLLLcken 111,2035. Pennsylvania German Folklore Society. Vol 1, 1936.
    page 107  Oberamt, Bergzabern, Cleeberg
    1731 Hans Adam Edelman of Rott leaves the country
    1733 David and Philip Edelman, Michael Hammer, and Peter Scheib of
    Steinselz with wives and childern for America.
- - - - - - - - 
pg. 127, Vol 1, Pennsylvania German Society 1934.
    A list of the Passengers imported in the Brigantine, Richard and
    Elizabeth, Captain Christopher Clymer, Sept 28, 1733
    in part Philip Jacob Edelman Age 25  Mattes Bouser       age 63
            David Edelman         "  49  Matthes Bowser       "  22
            Anna Maria Edelman    "  54  Anna Elizabeth Bowser " 20
            Margaretha Edelman    "  26  Esther Bowser         " 49
            Baktazar Edelman      "   4
"Records of First Reformed Church, Lancaster, Pennsylvania" "Births"
1737 John David Edelman s. of Jacob; b. Dec 1, 1730; bapt. May 15, 1737
1739 Anna Margret, dau. of Matthew Bauser and Anna Elizabeth Edelman
    baptised May 12, 1739
1739 David son of Mathew Bauser and Anna Eliz. Edelman, bapt. May12,1739
- - - - - -
Revising my thoughts expressed in my last letter I think it best to limit
your search to the records of Rott and Steinselz or other nearby church
rcords which would include the people of these locations. The above people
are not of my immediate family, my interest is in all the Edelman families
that migrated to this country. It would be still seem most advisable to
study the records from 1680 to 1750. It may be also a possibility that
these people orginonaly migrated to your region from the Odenwald.
                                              Sincerely,
                                              William H. Eddleman
This suggests Mrs Matthew Bauser's maiden name was Anna Elizabeth Eddleman
and that she may be a sister of Philip Jacob Edelmann and a dau of
David Edelmann of Steinselz.

Subject: [EDDLEMAN-L] Steinseltz-Rott church records Date: 7 Sep 98 09:02:54 -0500 From: bowsersa@cvn.net To: Indbio

Hello Folks:

I looked over the church records of LDS Film # 0772787 (twice) and could not recognize any reference to either B(a)user or Eddlemann.

I had hoped it might give us some information such as marriage or baptismal records for either or both families; since Anna Eliz- abeth Eddlemann's family (wife of Mathias Bausser II) came from those villages. Both families came to America on the "Richard and Elizabeth" in 1733.

While I have no knowledge of the German language, I think I would have been able to spot either surname.

However, I wish some others would check it out also in case I miss- ed something.

It's a _very small roll of film, maybe 1/8 of a full roll, perhaps 3-400 frames, though it contains the church records for about half a dozen villages in the area from 1700 to about 1800; both Catholic and Protestant. Cleeburg is one of the other villages I think plus a couple more.

The cost to rent the film was $3.25; very inexpensive.

Sam

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Suggestions for Further Study

Study resources for the following names which have been associated in the trial biography. When I had access to the above records, I did not know about these names: Philip Sauer

Study resources at Lancaster, PA and other places to learn wether Jacob Eddleman's son David Eddleman could be the same David Eddleman who resided in North Carolina.

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Subject: Elsass (Alsace) Date: 2 Oct 97 22:29:50 -0500 From: jameswgreen@juno.com To: Indbio

You had better copy the maps to your web site rather than link to my maps because I will be removing the maps of Steinseltz & Rott. When a distant Cline cousin (I think it was Tracey) posted the info from Annette K. Burgert's "Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Alsace" on our Clines/Kleins I did a search with MapQuest & decided that Burgert's page 293 "Steinsel", page 298 "Steinsel [Nieder or Ober Stinzel", & page 300 "Steinsal [Niederstinzel]" referred to Steinseltz which is near Wissembourg. I now see I am wrong & it should be Niederstinzel or Oberstinzel which are near Postroff. That is why I am removing the maps that show Rott & Steinseltz. I have a Coleman reunion this weekend so it may be a week or 2 before I remove the maps.

> When I was in the army I was stationed 30 miles from Rott, but at >that time was looking for my ancestors up near Denmark. > Do you know much about Rott/Steinstelz?

I only know what is in Burgert's book. if you don't have it you should get her book on interlibrary loan or buy it. I see your Hans David Edelmann on page 138. Rott is shown on the map on page 9 along with more info on the surrounding pages. I have a copy of Burgert's book on interlibrary loan. >-- >Harold Eddleman,

-- James W. Green III / Rt.5, Box 720 / Winnsboro SC 29180 CSA home:803-635-9236 http://www.Genealogy.Org/~green http://www.GeoCities.Com/Heartland/9389

Below is an e-mail and the attached file which Dr. William Rodney Eddleman compiled in April 1998 from the research papers of his Uncle Riley Eddleman, Ph. D. (deceased). Riley Eddleman was a college professer in St. Louis who made a great effort to collect primary genealogical data for the use of future Eddleman genealogists. Descendants of Hanss David Edelmann are much indebted to Riley Eddleman for his investments of time and finance to make available primary references and English translations of them. When these letters were written, Riley Eddleman believed Hanss David Edelmann of Rott was his ancestor, but later work by Bill Eddleman disproved that and Bill is still searching for the European roots of their NC Lincoln County 17xx ancestors.
(This preface was written by Harold Eddleman, Page Editor).

Subject: Rev. Kasten's research
Date: 19 Apr 98
From: weddlema@biology.semo.edu

Harold,

The attached file is an .htm file containing the letters sent to my uncle Riley by the Rev. Dennis Kastens. Thought you might find this of interest, since it is possibly your line.

----Bill

RESEARCH OF THE REV. DENNIS KASTENS CONDUCTED FOR RILEY R. EDDLEMAN

Letter of 12 January 1980

Dear Mr. Eddleman,

     Should you decide to accompany, we will visit Steinseltz on Friday, July 25, in the afternoon. As soon as the Steinseltz microfilm (which you ordered last Wednesday) arrives, hopefully we can trace your Eddleman forebearers back more definitely. It will probably be that we will find you to have ancestors in Rott, Cleeburg, Weissenburg, etc., so that many of your ancestral moorings will be in exactly the villages we visit. Since the Eddlemans were there before "30 Yrs. War" I believe this will be the case.

     P.S. We have space for your spouse also on the tour.

The Reformation intro. 1530 to Steinseltz. It remained Lutheran until 1588 when it became Reformed in faith. Again in 1702 it became Lutheran and the community was religiously served from the Rott Church. However, in 1911 [??] the Steinseltz congregation became self sufficient. Since 1685 3 groups: Catholic, Lutheran, and Reformed have simultaneously used the Steinseltz church bldg. by staggering worship schedules. The Steinseltz Church tower dates from the Romanesque Period, being built in the 1100s. The Chancel is Gothic. In 1865 the village of 560 inhabitants had 86 Catholic, 34 Lutheran, and 440 Reformed adherents.

Letter of 22 April 1980

Dear Riley,

Hold everything! I found your Immigrant forebearer in Steinseltz! Philipp Jacob Edelmann, son of David Edelmann,a citizen of Rott/Alsace, and Maria Margaretha Wenner, daughter of Simon Wenner, citizen of Oberhoffen/Alsace were married in the Steinseltz Church on January 15, 1732. I will get everything to you when I have time to fit a pedigree together. Meanwhile, I would assume that your source in Penna. had the Jacob and David switched as to father and son! My off-hand assumption would be like this: David Edelmann, born circa 1670 Jacob Edelmann,born circa 1700 Wife: Margaretha was Confirmed 1716 (born c. 1701) Balthasar Edelmann, born circa 1732 late.

"Den 15ten Januar 1732 seynd nach zu vorgeschehenden drey--mahliger Proclamation zu Steinseltz oeffentlich eingesegnet worden: Philipp Jacob Edelmann, David Edelmann, Burger zu Rott, ehelicher Sohn; und Maria Margaretha, Simon Wenners zu Oberhoffen, Burger, eheliche Tochter."

I'm sure you can translate that. I'll get back to you in a couple of days, time permitting.

Philipp Jacob EDELMANN, son of David EDELMANN, citizen of Rott c. 1700
     --Maria Margaretha WENNER, dau of Simon Wenner of Oberhoffen, m. 15 Jan 1732 in
       Steinseltz/Alsace Church bap. 16 Sep 1700

     The Edelmann surname is of Pfalz and Alsacian (not Swiss) standing, having been there already prior to the 30 Years War in Zweibrucken, Weissenburg, and Strassburg. The Wenners (such is the orthography 1685-1785 in the Steinseltz records) appear to be Alsacian, likewise having preceding the 30 Years War.

Letter of April 25, 1980

Dear Riley,

     Enclosed are a few sheets of data that I promised regarding your Edelmann forebearers from Steinselz/Alsace. I know the materials appear a bit scant, but I tried my best, making about six trips to St. Louis, 3 to the Ladue microfilm library and 3 to the Concordia Seminary library in Clayton to obtain data on your ancestor, the Rev. Wolfgang Beyerfalck, the first known Protestant clergyman to serve Steinselz Church. I don't know if you descend from other clergymen, but thinking maybe you didn't, I wanted to research this one as extensively as I could so you would have the information for your files. At the bottom of this letter are the sources I read to obtain the necessary data. We may need to get together to show the process I engaged in to obtain this information, since it was more complicated than usual.

     The Rev. Wolfgang Bairfalckh (later spelling Beyerfalck, Latin spelling Beryfalkus was born about 1540 in Steinselz/Alsace to Gangolf Bairfalckh. His father sent him to study at the Gymnasium and University of Basel, Switzerland for 6 1/2 years (1558-1565) since he was a gifted student. Most probably he received his elementary education in the Latin School at Weissenburg (3 kilometers from Steinselz) for when he matriculated at Basel he was listed as "Weissenburgensis" as a nickname. After graduated from Basel, he taught the II Klasse there for 2 1/2 years (1565-1568). The European Gymnasium System, comparable to our High School and Junior College, was like this:


Upon completion from the above course, one could study privately and make preparations to be examined to receive the B.A. degree. In 1568 he traveled to Zweibruecken/Pfalz and was ordained by the Rev. Cunmann Flinsbach as a Lutheran minister, although his theological training in Basel was of the Reformed faith. Following ordination he settled in Steinselz and served as pastor there from 1568 to about 1590. During his incumbancy, in 1589, the parish became Reformed in persuasion because of political shifts at the time. It is believed that he expired in Steinselz, the village of his birth and public ministry about 1590 or no later than 1595 because a replacement minister was serving by 1596.

     I have not undertaken to obtain the tax records to supply the first names of the missing links that here follow, but if you are interested, let me know.

The given name, Melchior, was not used by the common laity in this vicinity, but was the type of name used by those descended from clergy and other forebearers educated in the classics and theology, particularly in Switzerland where this Christian name was more common.

SOURCES

"Kirchenvisitationsprotokoll des Oberamtes Bergzabern 1553," von Georg Biundo in Blaetter fuer pfaelzische Kirchengeschichte und Religioese Volkskunde, years 1951 and 1952.

"Die Kirchenvisitation im Oberamt Neukastel 1558," von Georg Biundo in Blaetter fuer pfaelzische Kirchengeschichte und Religioese Volkskunde, year 1954, pages 35-44.

"Die Spezialkirchenvisitation im Amt Neukastel 1574, " von Georg Biundo in Blaetter fuer pfaelzische Kirchengeschichte und Religioese Volkskunde, year 1956.

Die evangelischen Geistlichen und Theologen in Elsass und Lothringen von der Reformation bis zur Gegenwart. M. - Joseph Bopp, Verlag Degener & Co. 1959.

Die evangelischen Gemeinden und Hohen Schulen in Elsass und Lothringen von der Reformation bis zur Gegenwart. M. - Joseph Bopp, Verlag Degener & Co., Inhaber Gerhard Gessner, Neustadt an der Aisch. 1963.

Die evangelischen Geistlichen der Pfalz seit der Reformation (Pfaelzisches Pfarrerbuch). Georg Biundo. Verlage Degener & Co. 1968.

"Ergaenzungen zum Pfaelzischen Pfarrerbuch," bon Alfred Hans Kuby in Blaetter fuer pfaelzische Kirchengeschichte und Religioese Volkskunde, Volumes 41-44, Years 1974-1977.

Steinselz Reformed Church Records of baptisms, confirmations, nuptials and burials from 2685-1786 on microfilm.

Except for the last listed microfilm, I can supply copies of a xeroxed nature from all of the above since they are in my personal library.

Melchior BEYERFALCK (Steinselz) c. 1640 - d."around Christmas 1707"
     --Anna Margaretha 1641 - 25 December 1709 (age 68)

The Beyerfalck surname is not Swiss but of longstanding presence in Alsace.

Simon WENNER (Oberhoffen/Alsace) d. 2 Nov 1742 (age 97 yrs.)
     --Maria Dorothea BEYERFALCK (daughter of Melchior BEYERFALCK, citizen of
        Steinseltz) d. 20 Sep 1732 (age 78 yr) m. 13 Feb 1692 [The obit. appears to be off exactly a
        decade. Age 53 to give birth is 10 years too late for this era. Furthermore, she would have
        been 38 yrs at marriage as an "unmarried maiden". Thirdly, it removes her too far from her
        siblings agewise (see above). I believe Simon's age is off at least a decade also since no child
        of any earlier marriage of his appears in the church books.]

Oberhoffen (bei Kleeburg) is 3 km. south of Weissenburg and linked with Rott parish.

Dear Mr. Eddleman,

I have recently uncovered more data on what appears to be your earliest direct ancestor. If you recall earlier, I discovered that you were descended of Philipp Jacob Edelmann from Steinseltz, born of David Edelmann, a citizen of Rott in 1732. I don't recall whether I submitted any forebearers of David or not? At any rate, I am accumulating quite a list of Edelmann's as I continue to probe Alsacian records.

One person appearing to be a likely ancestor is the Rev. George Edelmann, (c. 1526-1580) who was born in Weissemburg, Alsace and matriculated at Tuebingen 6 Jul 1547. He served as pastor: 1558-1562 Hofen/Alsace 1562-1569 Hunspach/Alsace 1571-1580 Battenberg & Weisenheim am Berg. Hofen and Hunspach are nearly suburbs of Steinseltz and Battenberg is just SW of Worms, Germany. Of course, the above person might only be a relative, but I did want to submit this additional information just received from: ERGAENZUNGEN ZUM PFAELZISCHEN PFARRERBUCH in the 1978 issue of BLAETTER FUER PFAELZISCHE KIRCHENGESCHICHTE UND RELIGIOESE VOLKSKUNDE, page 129, by Alfred Hans Kuby. This journal recently was placed on the shelves at Concordia Seminary, 801 De Mun Ave., Clayton. Perhaps in a few months the 1979 issue will be on the shelves with yet more information. This will be all for the moment.

[Some EDELMANN from] Weissembourg, Microfilm 771-162

Paul EDELMANN
    --Catharine (widow of Hans KRELL) m. 26 May 1626


Hans Conrad EDELMANN, son of Hans Jacob
     --Maria Magdalena SCHMIDTMEYER, dau of Valentine SCHMIDTMEYER, m. 13
        Feb 1671


Georg Marx EDELMANN, son of Hans Jacob
      --Anna Christina FREYLACH, dau of Lorenz FREYLACH, m. 8 Jan 1667

Honorable Johannes EDELMANN, Magistrate in Weissembourg c. 1675 +before 1723
     --Anna Christina

End of the file which William Rodney Eddleman assembled on 1998 Apr 19 from the letters of Rev Dennis Kasten to Dr. Riley Eddlman of St. Louis, USA. Reverend Kasten lived near St. Louis and conducted a tour to the Alsace and Switzerland.