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     Christiane Eleonore Pohle was born before 13 June 1759 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ She was christened on 13 June 1759 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of August Friedrich Pohle and Maria Rosina Näfe. Christiane Eleonore Pohle married Johann Gottfried Ruder on 4 October 1778 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² Christiane Eleonore Pohle married Johann Carl Friedrich Otto, son of Johann Gottlieb Otto and Johanna Christina Seiffert, on 11 October 1801 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.³

     Georg Friedrich Pohle was born on 24 April 1701 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany. Mentioned as the youngest son in his marriage entry.¹ He was christened on 25 April 1701 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was the son of Georg Buhle and Maria ?. Georg Friedrich Pohle was a master line weaver (Leinwebermeister) in 1725 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² He married Anna Sabina Lang, daughter of Johann Georg Lange and Rosina Wündschmann, on 25 November 1725 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² Georg Friedrich Pohle was a master line weaver (Zeug- und Leinwebermeister) in 1726 at Glauchau.³ He was a master line weaver (Leinwebermeister und Zeugmacher) in 1752 at Glauchau.⁴ He was a master line and wool weaver (Zeug-, Lein- und Wollwebermeister) in 1765 at Glauchau.⁵ He died before 29 March 1772 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany; at the age of more than 70 years ("etlich 70 Jahr").⁶ He was buried on 29 March 1772 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.⁷

     Maria Poltz was born circa 1653.^1,2 She lived in 1681 at Geithain, Sachsen, Germany. This is the first appearance of Andreas Lappe and his wife in Geithain.³ She married Andreas Lappe before 1682 at Germany.⁴ Maria Poltz died before 26 November 1719 at Geithain, Sachsen, Germany.² She was buried on 26 November 1719 at Geithain, Sachsen, Germany; at the age of 66 years, 8 months and 14 days.²

     Maria Raabe married Hans Michael Neff, son of Paul Neefe, before 1721 at Germany.¹

     Anton Rabe married Catharina ?.¹ Anton Rabe died before 1565.¹

     Christina Rabe was born before 1555 at Wernsdorf, Sachsen, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Anton Rabe and Catharina ?. Christina Rabe married Jacob Nitzsche on 12 June 1575 at Wernsdorf, Sachsen, Germany.¹

     Eva Rabenstein was born circa 1672 at Oberalbertsdorf, Sachsen, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Hans Rabenstein. Eva Rabenstein married Michael Demmerich on 26 October 1702 at Königswalde, Sachsen, Germany.¹ Eva Rabenstein died before 14 March 1720 at Hartmannsdorf, Sachsen, Germany; of fever (Fieber, Stechfieber, Brandfieber, hitzige Krankheit) after 14 days of illness at the age of 48 years and 27 weeks.² She was buried on 14 March 1720 at Königswalde, Sachsen, Germany.²

     Eva Maria Radewald was born before 1695 at Sachsen, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Christoph Radewald and Maria ?. Eva Maria Radewald married Johann Christoph Otto, son of Johann Georg Otto and Susanna Arnold, on 13 February 1713 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ Eva Maria Radewald died circa 15 February 1761 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² As of circa 15 February 1761, Eva Maria Radewald was also known as Anna Maria.² She was buried on 15 February 1761 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.²

     Johann Christoph Radewald was born in 1661 at Germany.¹ He married Maria ? before 1695 at Germany. Johann Christoph Radewald was a sergeant (Sergant) in 1713 at Kirchberg.^2,3 He married Maria Elisabeth Francke, daughter of Johann Francke, on 19 June 1733 at Kirchberg, Sachsen, Germany.⁴ Johann Christoph Radewald died circa 2 April 1752 at Kirchberg, Sachsen, Germany.⁵ He was buried on 2 April 1752 at Kirchberg, Sachsen, Germany, at the age of 91 years, 2 days.⁵

     ? Ranacher was born before 1810 at Germany. Concluded from mother's death entry.¹ He was the son of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanna Sophia Rentzsch.

     ? Ranacher was born before 1815 at Germany. Birth concluded from Johanne Christiane's birth entry of January 1815 who is mentioned as the third child from the second marriage. May be identical with one of the sons left behind at the time of the father's death in June 1815.¹ ? Ranacher was the child of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanne Christiane Schenck.

     ? Ranacher was born before 1815 at Germany. Birth concluded from Johanne Christiane's birth entry of January 1815 who is mentioned as the third child from the second marriage. May be identical with one of the sons left behind at the time of the father's death in June 1815.¹ ? Ranacher was the child of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanne Christiane Schenck.

     Friedrich Ferdinand Ranacher was born on 13 July 1810 at Ruppertsgrün, Sachsen, Germany.^1,2 He was the son of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanna Sophia Rentzsch. Friedrich Ferdinand Ranacher was christened on 15 July 1810 at Beiersdorf, Sachsen, Germany.³ He died after 15 July 1810 at Germany. Concluded from mother's death entry.⁴

     Johann David Ranacher was born on 4 April 1737 at Chrieschwitz, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was the son of Martin Ranacher and Catharina Jahn. Johann David Ranacher was christened on 6 April 1737 at Plausen, Sachsen, Germany.² He was a butcher and innkeeper (Fleischhauer und Gastwirt) in 1770 at Brunn.³ He married Wilhelmine Margarethe Lindner, daughter of Johann Heinrich Lindner and Anna Charlotta Thiem, on 29 May 1770 at Altensalz, Sachsen, Germany.³ Johann David Ranacher held the status of a former butcher and innkeeper in Brunn in 1798.⁴ He died before 25 September 1798 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.⁴ He was buried on 25 September 1798 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.⁴

     Johann Heinrich Ranacher was born on 22 February 1775 at Brunn, Sachsen, Germany. Johann is mentioned as youngest son in his marriage entry.¹ He was the son of Johann David Ranacher and Wilhelmine Margarethe Lindner. Johann Heinrich Ranacher was christened on 25 February 1775 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was a butcher and future innkeeper (Fleischhauer und zukünftiger Gastwirt) in 1796 at Brunn. He was still named as "future" owner of the inn in Brunn in 1798.² He married Johanna Sophia Rentzsch, daughter of Christian Rentzsch and Johanna Sophia ?, in 1796 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany; Marriage proclamations in Hermannsgrün on 5, 12 and 19 June 1796. The marriage itself was held in Neumark.² Johann Heinrich Ranacher was a co-tenant (Mitpächter) of the manor Ruppertsgrün in 1810 at Ruppertsgrün.³ He held the status of title of Herr in 1810 at Ruppertsgrün.^3,4 He was tenant (Pächter, Pachtinhaber) of the manor Ruppertsgrün in 1812 at Ruppertsgrün.⁵ He was a butcher and innkeeper (Fleischhauer und Gasthofsbesitzer) in 1812 at Brunn.⁵ He married Johanne Christiane Schenck on 9 February 1812 at Beiersdorf, Sachsen, Germany.⁵ Johann Heinrich Ranacher was a tenant (Pächter, Pachtinhaber) on 1 May 1814 at Glauchau.⁶ He held the status of title Herr (Dominus) in 1815 at Glauchau.⁷ He died on 10 May 1815 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany, of feebleness (Entrkräftung, Schwäche, Abzehrung, debilitas), leaving behind three sons and two daughters.^7,8 As of 1824, Johann Heinrich Ranacher was also known as Johann Friedrich Rannacker. Only his daughter's marriage entry refers to him as Johann Friedrich. All others name him as Johann Heinrich, and in his place of origin, the spelling Ranacher seems to be the one for his family name.⁹

     Johann Heinrich Ranacher was christened in 1798 at Beiersdorf, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was born in 1798 at Ruppertsgrün, Sachsen, Germany.² He was the son of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanna Sophia Rentzsch. Johann Heinrich Ranacher died after 1810 at Germany. Concluded from the mother's death entry.³

     Johanne Christiane Ranacher was christened in 1796 at Beiersdorf, Sachsen, Germany.¹ She was born in 1796 at Ruppertsgrün, Sachsen, Germany.² She was the daughter of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanna Sophia Rentzsch. Johanne Christiane Ranacher lived in 1815 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany. Johanne appears as a sponsor for her half-sister. She is mentioned as the oldest daughter from the father's first marriage.³ She died after 1815 at Germany.³

     Wilhelmine Ranacher was born before 1810 at Brunn, Sachsen, Germany. She was mentioned as the second daughter in her marriage entry. In 1835, her place of origin is mentioned as Brunn im Vogtland, not too far from Glauchau. Her family is documented in Ruppertsgrün near Brunn until 1798 and from 1810 onwards; some missing children in between, including Wilhelmine, may have been born and christened in Brunn where the father had an inn.
In 1829, one Carl Heinrich Rannacher, "Ökonom" (landlord, farm owner) in Zwanow near Danzig appears. This is far from the area all other ancestors are from, and also far from Brunn; but still he should belong to the same family.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanna Sophia Rentzsch. Wilhelmine Ranacher married Johann Friedrich Otto, son of Johann Carl Friedrich Otto and Christiane Eleonore Pohle, on 29 February 1824 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² As of 1831, Wilhelmine Ranacher was also known as Rannacher.¹ She and Johann Friedrich Otto were divorced before 1850 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.³

     Johanne Christiane Rannacker was born on 15 January 1815 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany. Mentioned as the third child from (the father's) second marriage.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Heinrich Ranacher and Johanne Christiane Schenck. Johanne Christiane Rannacker was christened on 21 January 1815 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.²

     Anthony Reichert married Catherine ? at Germany.

     Lorenz Reima died before 1609.¹ He held the status of a citizen (Bürger, bürgerlicher Einwohner, Ortsbürger, Gemeinsmann, Nachbar, civis) and a council member (Ratsverwandter, senator) before 1609 at Waldenburg.¹ He married Maria ? before 1609.¹

     Anton Reinheckel married Anna Schubert, daughter of Michael Schubert, on 13 November 1626 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ Anton Reinheckel died before 1634 at Germany.²

     Sophia Maria Reinheckel married August Friedrich Krebs before 1753 at Germany.¹

     Christian Rentzsch was born circa 29 January 1745 at Germany.^1,2 He married Johanna Sophia ? before 1773 at Germany.^3,4 Christian Rentzsch was a manor tenant (Rittergutspächter) in 1793 at Ruppertsgrün.⁵ He held the status of landowning inhabitant (begüterter Einwohner) in 1793 at Mohlsdorf.⁵ He held the status of Herr in 1796 at Ruppertsgrün.⁶ He was a manor tenant (Rittergutspächter) in Brunn and Ruppertsgrün in 1796 at Brunn.⁶ He was manor tenant (Rittergutspächter) in 1807 at Ruppertsgrün.³ He held the status of a landowning inhabitant (begüterter Einwohner) in 1813 at Mohlsdorf.¹ He held the status of noted as former tenant of the manor Ruppertsgrün in 1813 at Ruppertsgrün.¹ He died on 13 July 1813 at Ruppertsgrün, Sachsen, Germany, from foot injury (an den Folgen eines offenen Schadens am Fuß) at the age of 68 years, 5 months, 2 weeks, 1 day. He leaves one son behind..⁷

     Johann Georg Rentzsch was born before 1773 at Germany. He was the son of Christian Rentzsch and Johanna Sophia ?.¹ Johann Georg Rentzsch held the status of a landowning inhabitant (begüterter Einwohner) in 1793 at Mohlsdorf.¹ He was a manor tenant (Rittergutspächter) in 1793 at Ruppertsgrün. He probably took over the manor from his father after his marriage, or becomes co-tenant then.¹ He married Maria Christina Schlegel on 12 May 1793 at Beiersdorf, Sachsen, Germany.¹ Johann Georg Rentzsch died after 1813 at Germany.²

     Johanna Sophia Rentzsch was born circa 1777 at Germany. Johanna is mentioned as only daughter in her marriage entry of 1796.³ She was the daughter of Christian Rentzsch and Johanna Sophia ?.^1,2 Johanna Sophia Rentzsch lived in 1790 at Ruppertsgrün.⁴ She married Johann Heinrich Ranacher, son of Johann David Ranacher and Wilhelmine Margarethe Lindner, in 1796 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany. Marriage proclamations in Hermannsgrün on 5, 12 and 19 June 1796. The marriage itself was held in Neumark.⁵ Johanna Sophia Rentzsch died on 4 August 1810 at Ruppertsgrün, Sachsen, Germany, of typhoid fever, typhus (Nervenfieber, Schleimfieber, Schleimschlag) at the age of 33 years, 9 months, 1 day.. She leaves behind her father, husband and 5 "uneducated" (i.e. not yet grown-up) children. The cause of death also might have been childbed fever, etc. - only one month after the birth of her last child.⁶ She was buried on 6 August 1810 at Beiersdorf, Sachsen, Germany.⁶