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Ancestors of Jacqueline Ann Heck

      1978. Johann Conrad Friderich, born October 08, 1679 in ROTHENBURG, GERMANY; died WFT Est. 1722-1771. He was the son of 3956. Jacob Friderich and 3957. Margaretha Friderich. He married 1979. Ursula Freyen October 27, 1702 in GERMANY.

      1979. Ursula Freyen, born 1685 in RAUENFRIED, GERMANY; died WFT Est. 1722-1780. She was the daughter of 3958. Johannes Freyen.

Notes for Johann Conrad Friderich:
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LES VOYAGEURS: GERMAN-COAST HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOC.
COMPILED FOR AND SUBMITTED BY MARJORIE CHAUVIN VICKNAIR

IN THE TRIBUTE BOOK OF 1701 JOHANN CONRAD FRIDERICH IS FOUND. HE
AND JORG FREULICH MUST PAY 10 AND 1/2 SCHILLINGS FOR THEIR HOUSE AND
POSSESSIONS. HALF GOES TO PAY FOR THE CITY WALL, ( TO BUILD IT), AND
HALF TO MR. HEINRICH ERLE. (GLA 66/7806)
JOHANN CONRAD FRIDERICH AND URSULA FREYEN AND THEIR FAMILY WERE
AMONG THOSE WHO CAME TO LOUISIANA WITH MANY OF THEIR COUNTRYMEN TO START
A NEW LIFE FOR THEMSELVES.
IN THE UNICUR DEBTS AND STORAGE BOOKS OF ROTHENBERG, CA 1750, IS
SHOWN THAT A FOLLOWER OF CONRAD FRIDERICH HAS TAKEN OVER HIS INCURED
DEBTS BY BUYING HIS PROPERTY AND POSSESSIONS. THE WHOLE FAMILY LEFT THE
COUYNTRY AFTER 1720. THERE ARE NO EMIGRATION DOCUMENTS NOR TESTMENTS
FROM ROTHENBERG OR OTHER TOWNS SURROUNDING ROTHENBERG BEFORE 1800 ON THIS
FAMILY. AS WE KNOW, JOHN LAW CAME UPON THE SCENE JUST ABOUT THIS TIME.
HIS PAMPHLETS ABOUT THE GREAT WEALTH THAT THE NEW WORLD HAD TO OFFER
ENTICED THE GERMANS AND THEIR FAMILIED TO TAKE THE RISK OF BEGINNING ANEW
IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY. JOHANN CONRAD AND HIS FAMILY, ALONW WITH MANY OF
THEIR COUNTRYMEN MIGRATED TO THE FRENCH PORTS TO AWAIT PASSAGE TO
LOUISIANA. (DEILER, J. HANNO, THE SETTLEMENT OF THE GERMAN COAST OF
LOUISIANA, PAGE 80)
IN THE CENSUS OF NOVEMVER 12, 1724 JOHANN IS LISTED AS 50 YEARS OF
AGE, A ROMAN CATHOLIC AND A FARMER. HE HAS WITH HIM HIS WIFE AND FIVE
CHILDREN. HE IS LISTED AS A GOOD WORKER.


Children of Johann Friderich and Ursula Freyen are:

	i.	Johann Adam Friderich, born December 26, 1704; died WFT Est. 1705-1794.
	ii.	Johann George Friderich, born December 26, 1704; died WFT Est. 1705-1794.
989	iii.	Anne Barbe Friderich, born July 18, 1708 in Rotenburg, Baden-Wurtenburg Germany; died January 25, 1773 in ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH; married (1) Johann Friedrich Merkel December 30, 1726 in NEW ORLEANS, LA.; married (2) Johann Nikolaus Wichner 1730; married (3) Nicholas Wickner 1730.
	iv.	Anne Marie Friderich, born February 1710/11 in ROTHENGERG, GERMANY; died WFT Est. 1754-1806; met Rene Dorvin; born WFT Est. 1691-1725; died Bef. 1764.
	v.	Marie Appolonia Friderich, born May 1711; died WFT Est. 1754-1806; met (1) Michel Gaulois Dit Langoumois; born WFT Est. 1730-1759; died May 04, 1848 in DESTREHAN, LA.; married (2) Jean George Novack April 07, 1750; born WFT Est. 1696-1730; died WFT Est. 1754-1814.
	vi.	Marie Eva Friderich, born February 11, 1714/15; died WFT Est. 1741-1809; met Dr. Christopher Kaiser Bon Ballard; born WFT Est. 1689-1716; died WFT Est. 1740-1803.
	vii.	Sabastian Friderich, born May 08, 1719; died WFT Est. 1745-1810; married Regina Heidel May 26, 1739 in THE LITTLE RED CHURCH; born WFT Est. 1702-1726; died WFT Est. 1744-1815.

Generation No. 12

      3928. Henry George Hauptman He married 3929. Magdelaine Antoni.

      3929. Magdelaine Antoni

Child of Henry Hauptman and Magdelaine Antoni is:

1964

Henri Antoine Hauptman, born in Prague; died October 1871 in St Charles; married Marie Magdelaine Anthony September 16, 1749.

      3956. Jacob Friderich, born 1655; died August 14, 1681 in ROTHENBERG, GERMANY. He was the son of 7912. Michael Friderich, Sr. and 7913. Anna. He married 3957. Margaretha Friderich WFT Est. 1671-1680.

      3957. Margaretha Friderich, born 1655; died January 31, 1683/84 in ROTHENBERG, GERMANY.

Notes for Jacob Friderich:
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LES VOYAGEURS: GERMAN-ACADIAN COAST HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOC.
COMPILED FOR AND SUBMITTED BY MARJORIE CHAUVIN VICKNAIR
THE CHURCH REGISTERS OF ROTHENBERG BEGAN IN 1652 AND ARE INCOMPLETE.
IN 1688 THE FRENCH WAR BEGAN, IN WHICH ALL TOWNS AND CITIES,
(HEIDELBURGER CASTLE), WERE DESTROYED UNDER GENERAL MELAC.
JACOB FRIDERICH WAS THE COSTODIAN OF A MUSEUM ACCORDING TO THE
CHURCH- BOOK.
JACOB FRIDERICH HAS TO BAY THE CHURCH 50 SCHILLINGS (DU'S), AMONG
OTHER THINGS THAT DO NOT STILL BELONG TO HIM, SUCH AS A BURNED DOWN
HOUSE, A DRIED OUT WINE GARDEN AND FIELDS. HE MUST PAY COMPOUND
INTEREST, THE RATES THAT WERE USUAL IN HIS COUNTRY.


Children of Jacob Friderich and Margaretha Friderich are:

	i.	Jacob Wilhelm Friderich, born March 02, 1675/76; died WFT Est. 1677-1766.
1978	ii.	Johann Conrad Friderich, born October 08, 1679 in ROTHENBURG, GERMANY; died WFT Est. 1722-1771; married Ursula Freyen October 27, 1702 in GERMANY.
	iii.	Anna Catherine Friderich, born February 02, 1681/82; died WFT Est. 1683-1776.

3958. Johannes Freyen, born WFT Est. 1634-1663 in RAUENFRIED, GERMANY; died WFT Est. 1688-1748.

Child of Johannes Freyen is:

1979

Ursula Freyen, born 1685 in RAUENFRIED, GERMANY; died WFT Est. 1722-1780; married Johann Conrad Friderich October 27, 1702 in GERMANY.

Generation No. 13

      7912. Michael Friderich, Sr., born 1620; died WFT Est. 1658-1711. He married 7913. Anna Bef. 1652 in GERMANY.

      7913. Anna, born WFT Est. 1613-1635 in GERMANY; died May 23, 1678 in ROTHENBERG, GERMANY.

Notes for Michael Friderich, Sr.:
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From Les Voyageurs Vol V11. No. 3 P. 135
Compiled for and submitted by Marjorie Chauvin Vicknair
The family of Anna Barbara Friderich Wichner in Rothenberg, Germany.
In the little town of Rothenberg, Germany on 27 July 1652, is found
one Michael Friderch, his wife and two sons. On 23 May 1678 the death of
Anna, widow of Michael Friderich is recorded. The next document found is
in 1696, in this document (ACUICUH)? debts of the inhabitants are stated
and here one is found for Jacob Friderich. The Church Registers of
Rothenberg began in 1652 and are incomplete.
In 1688 the French war began, in which all towns and
cities,(Heidelburger Castle) were destroyed under General Melac. The
Church Book states that Jacob Friderich was the custodian of a Museum.
Jacob Friderich has to pay the Church 50 Schillings (DU'S) among other
things that co not still belong to him, such as a burned down house, a
dried out wine garden and fields. He must pay compound interest, the
rates that were usual in his country. In the Tribute Book of 1701 Johann
Conrad Friderich is again found. He and Jorg Freulich must pay 10 1/2
Schillings for their house and possession to pay for the City Wall (to be
built) and half to Mr. Heinrich Erle. (GLA 66/7806) in the unicur debts
and storage books of Rothenberg. 1750 is shown that a follower of Conrad
Friderich had taken over his incured debts by buying his property and
possessions. The whole family left the country after 1720. There are no
emigration documents nor testements from Rothenberg or other towns
surrounding Rothenberg before 1800 on this family. As we know John Law
came on the scene just about this time. Johann and his family along with
many of their countrymen migrated to the French Ports to await passage to
La.
From Deiler J. Hanno, "The Settelment of The German Coust of La. P.80
In 1723 we find this family in Hoffen, The First German Coast .

From the Researcher: The Friderichs come from Kaisername. The name
means (Higher than the King-Royalty).


Child of Michael Friderich and Anna is:

3956

Jacob Friderich, born 1655; died August 14, 1681 in ROTHENBERG, GERMANY; married Margaretha Friderich WFT Est. 1671-1680.

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