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     Martin Kayser was born before 15 January 1623 at Wickershain, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was christened on 15 January 1623 at Wickershain, Sachsen, Germany.² He was the son of Michael Köser and Christina ?. Martin Kayser held the status of a citizen and inhabitant (Nachbar und Einwohner, Bürger und Einwohner) in 1651 at Neumark.³ He married Margaretha Haussmann, daughter of Michael Haussmann and ? ?, on 21 January 1651 at Geithain, Sachsen, Germany.³ Martin Kayser lived in 1655 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.⁴ He was a salt wagoner (Salzkärner, Salzfuhrmann) in 1673 at Geithain.⁵ He held the status of a citizen (Bürger, bürgerlicher Einwohner, Ortsbürger, Gemeinsmann, Nachbar, civis) in 1673 at Geithain.⁵ He died before 11 August 1680 at Geithain, Sachsen, Germany.⁶ He was buried on 11 August 1680 at Geithain, Sachsen, Germany.⁶

     Augustin Kertzscher married Catharina ? on 20 May 1565 at Wernsdorf, Sachsen, Germany.¹ Augustin Kertzscher was buried on 29 September 1598 at Wernsdorf, Sachsen, Germany.²

     Andreas Keyser was born before 26 September 1614 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was christened on 26 September 1614 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.² He was the son of Hans Keyser.

     Hans Keyser lived in 1614 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.¹

     Llgen Keyser was born in 1562 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was the son of Paul Keyser.¹

     Paul Keyser lived in 1562 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.¹

     Maria Rosina Kiesshauer married Adam Neefe, son of Paul Neefe, after 18 November 1725 at Schlunzig, Germany.¹

     Gregor Kirsch married Salome Gruner, daughter of Hans Gruner, on 17 February 1629 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹

     Hans Kirsch was a shoemaker (Schuhmacher, Schuster, sutor) in 1634 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He married Sybilla Dirschmann, daughter of Matthes Dirschmann and Sibylla ?, on 17 February 1634 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.^2,1

     Maria Kirsch was christened on 13 February 1636 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Hans Kirsch and Sybilla Dirschmann. Maria Kirsch married Georg Wündschmann, son of Valentin Wündschmann and ? ?, on 22 April 1656 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² Maria Kirsch died after 1657; Not found in Glauchau; possibly before the beginning of death records in 1680.³

     Dorothea Kirss was born circa 1664.¹ She married Michael Demmerich before August 1690 at Germany.² Dorothea Kirss died before 18 March 1701 at Königswalde, Sachsen, Germany; of fever (Fieber, Stechfieber, Brandfieber, hitzige Krankheit) after ten days of illness, at the the age of 37 years and a few weeks.³ She was buried on 18 March 1701 at Königswalde, Sachsen, Germany.³

     Christina Knorr was born circa 1620 at Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Hans Knorr. Christina Knorr married Andreas Lindener before 1646 at Sachsen, Germany.² Christina Knorr died on 19 August 1653 at Wolkenburg, Sachsen, Germany; at the age of 33 years, 30 weeks.¹ She was buried on 20 August 1653 at Wolkenburg, Sachsen, Germany.¹

     Michael Köser was born before 1600. He married Christina ? circa 1623 at Germany.¹ Michael Köser lived in 1623 at Neumark, Sachsen, Germany.² He died before 1651 at Germany.³ He held the status of a citizen (Bürger, bürgerlicher Einwohner, Ortsbürger, Gemeinsmann, Nachbar, civis) before 1651 at Neumark.³

     August Friedrich Krebs married Sophia Maria Reinheckel before 1753 at Germany.¹ August Friedrich Krebs was a butcher (Metzger, lanio, Fleischhauer) in 1753 at Glauchau.¹

     David Krebs married ? ? before 1716.¹ David Krebs was a shepherd (Schafmeister) "adelicher Schaafmeister", i.e. working for some local nobleman in 1716 at Frankenhausen.¹ He married Susanna Finsterbusch, daughter of Gottfried Finsterbusch, on 27 September 1716 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.¹

     David Krebs married Dorothea ? before 1741 at Germany.¹ David Krebs was a shepherd (Meisterhnecht). in 1741 at Glauchau.²

     Gottfried Krebs married Johanna Finsterbusch, daughter of Gottfried Finsterbusch, on 29 September 1738 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.¹ Gottfried Krebs was a shepherd (Schafhirte, Schäfer, pastor ovium, opilio). in 1741 at Neukirchen.² As of 1741, Gottfried Krebs was also known as Gottlieb.³ He died before 1757.²

     Johanna Christina Krebs was born circa 1752 at Germany. Place of origin not mentioned in her marriage record; if the marriage was also recorded in Glauchau, this entry might contain the information about her place of origin. Glauchau church records checked for christening. The only Krebs that could be found was a Johanna Eleonora on 14 January 1753, parents August Friedrich Krebs, butcher and Sophia Maria Reinheckel. The identification needs further research.
Not found in Waldenburg Lutherkirche. Not found in Waldenburg St. Bartholomäus. One Johanna Sophia Krebs was christened there in 1741, but will need further research to find out whether she might be the one.¹ She married Gottfried Ernst Noah, son of Johann Ernst Noah and Johanna Sophia Pester, on 24 October 1772 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.² Johanna Christina Krebs died on 24 February 1808 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany; of consumption (Abzehrung, Auszehrung, Schwindsucht, Phthisis) at the age of 55 years, 6 months and 5 days.¹

     Johanna Eleonoa Krebs was born before 14 January 1753 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² She was christened on 14 January 1753 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² She was the daughter of August Friedrich Krebs and Sophia Maria Reinheckel.¹

     Johanna Sophia Krebs was born on 17 September 1741 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.² She was the daughter of Gottfried Krebs and Johanna Finsterbusch.¹ Johanna Sophia Krebs was christened on 19 September 1741 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.³

     Theophile La Petit was born circa 1891. He married Bertha Otto, daughter of Oskar Alexander Otto and Anna Emilie Noah, after February 1920 at New Jersey. Theophile La Petit died on 27 September 1923 at Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey, killed in explosion at Castor Oil Plant on Avenue A. He was buried on 30 September 1923 at New York Bay cemetery, Grave 1, Row 9, East Prospect Section, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey.¹

     Christina Sabina Landgraf was born on 6 December 1764 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany. Mentioned as the only daughter in her marriage entry.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Michael Landgraf and Susanna Hartig. Christina Sabina Landgraf was christened on 8 December 1764 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.¹ She married Christian Friedrich Diesch, son of Johann Andreas Diesch and Maria Christina Naumann, on 2 November 1783 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.² Christina Sabina Landgraf died on 25 May 1845 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany, of senility (Altersschwäche, Nachlaß der Natur, Marasmus) at the age of 81 years, 4 months and 21 days.³

     Johann Michael Landgraf was born on 1 July 1729 at Remse, Sachsen, Germany. Johann is mentioned as the only son in his marriage entry.² He was the son of Michael Landgraf and Maria Demmerich.¹ Johann Michael Landgraf was christened on 2 July 1729 at Remse, Sachsen, Germany.³ He held the status of an inhabitant (Hausgenosse) in 1753 at Waldenburg.⁴ He was a master tailor (Schneidermeister) in 1753 at Waldenburg.⁴ He married Susanna Hartig, daughter of David Hartig and Regina Fritzsche, on 22 November 1753 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany.⁴ As of 1783, Johann Michael Landgraf was also known as Johann Christian.⁵ He died on 16 November 1784 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany, at age 55.⁶ He was buried on 20 November 1784 at Waldenburg, Sachsen, Germany; with sermon.⁶

     Michael Landgraf was born before 1700 at Germany.¹ He married Eva ? before 1710 at Germany.² Michael Landgraf held the status of a church administrator (Kirchenvorsteher) in 1710 at Remse.² He married Maria Steinbach, daughter of Hans Steinbach, in October 1711 at Remse, Sachsen, Germany.³ Michael Landgraf held the status of a court member (Schöffe, Gerichtschöffe) in 1719 at Remse.⁴ He married Anna Junghans, daughter of Michael Junghans, in November 1720 at Remse, Sachsen, Germany.⁵ Michael Landgraf was a district judge and tax-collector (Landrichter und Acciseinnehmer) in 1728 at Remse.⁶ He married Maria Demmerich, daughter of Michael Demmerich and Dorothea Kirss, on 29 January 1728 at Remse, Sachsen, Germany.⁶ Michael Landgraf died circa January 1740 at Remse, Sachsen, Germany.⁷ He was buried on 19 January 1740 at Remse, Sachsen, Germany.⁷

     Gerog Landgraff was a miller (Müller, Mahler, molior). in 1734 at Glauchau. M2.¹

     Melchior Landgraff was born before 1734. Melchior is mentioned as the oldest son in his marriage entry.¹ He was a farmer and miller (Handbauer und Mahlmüller). in 1734 at Bräunsdorf. He probably took over the Lower Mill from his wife's deceased husband, Samuel Pester.¹ He was the son of Gerog Landgraff. Melchior Landgraff married Anna Maria Bretschneider, daughter of Martin Bretschneider and Elisabetha Sittner, on 20 May 1734 at Bräunsdorf, Sachsen, Germany.²

     Anna Sabina Lang was born circa 1705 at Germany.^1,2 She was the daughter of Johann Georg Lange and Rosina Wündschmann. Anna Sabina Lang married Georg Friedrich Pohle, son of Georg Buhle and Maria ?, on 25 November 1725 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.³ As of 1765, Anna Sabina Lang was also known as Maria Sabina.¹ She died before 21 December 1765 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany; at the age of more than 60 years ("etlich 60 Jahr").¹ She was buried on 21 December 1765 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany; with the whole school.¹

     Caspar Lange was born before 1603. Concluded from the date of first marriage; i.e. before the beginning of christening records.¹ He was a line weaver (Leinweber). in 1623 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He held the status of a citizen (Bürger, bürgerlicher Einwohner, Ortsbürger, Gemeinsmann, Nachbar, civis) in 1623 at Glauchau.² He married Susanna Schuster, daughter of Hans Schuster, on 17 November 1623 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² Caspar Lange married Dorothea Winckler, daughter of Thomas Winckler and ? ?, on 22 November 1634 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.³ Caspar Lange died before 1662 at Germany.⁴

     Johann Georg Lange was born before 2 March 1664 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany. Mentioned as the oldest son in his marriage entry.¹ He was christened on 2 March 1664 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.¹ He was the son of Paul Lange and Christina Bergner. Johann Georg Lange married Rosina Wündschmann, daughter of Georg Wündschmann and Maria Kirsch, on 22 April 1697 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.² Johann Georg Lange was a master line weaver (Zeug- und Leinwebermeister) in 1697 at Glauchau.² He lived in 1697 at Glauchau; auf der Hoffnung.² He was a master line weaver (Zeug- und Leinwebermeister) in 1725 at Glauchau.³ He lived in 1727 at Glauchau; im Lehngrunde.⁴ He died before 30 October 1727 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany; at the age of 63 years, 7 months, 3 weeks, 6 days. He was buried on 30 October 1727 at Glauchau, Sachsen, Germany.⁴