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Oo Am 1.12.1916 in Vianden Mit II 001 ABENS, Johann Baptiste * am 27.7.1890 in Roth I. Verbindung: oo am 21.11.1973 in Luxembourg mit an der Our, + am 12.10.1954 in Vianden. GARNIER, Marie France * am 20.9.1950 in Falck. Verbindung: oo am 1.12.1916 in Vianden mit II. Verbindung: oo am 6.8.1993 in SCHEIDWEILER, Margaretha Eltern: S., Franz Carl Rédange-sur-Attert mit u. THIELEN, Maria (367.3) HURT, Anne Janine * am 16.6.1960 in Leopoldville. * am 17.9.1895 in Vianden, + am 16.12.1978 in 006 ABENS, Nikolas Eltern: A., Johann Baptiste u. Ettelbrück. SCHEIDWEILER, Margaretha (001.1) Kinder: * am 13.10.1917 in Vianden, + am 27.6.1994 in 1. Nikolas * am 13.10.1917 in Vianden, Ettelbrück. Verbindung: oo am 21.4.1946 in Vianden mit Verbindung: oo am 21.4.1946 in Vianden mit Philomène DICKEN * am 15.12.1920 in Dalheim, + am DICKEN, Philomène * am 15.12.1920 in Dalheim, + 4.3.2010 in Vianden Cipa, (006). am 4.3.2010 in Vianden Cipa. 2. Clementine * am 17.8.1919 in Vianden, Kinder: Verbindung: oo am 14.2.1945 in Luxembourg mit 1. Nicole Cécile * am 3.3.1947 in Luxembourg, Pierre Victor PILGER * am 5.2.1914 in Esch-sur-Alzette, Verbindung: oo am 22.1.1965 in Vianden mit + am 19.11.1993 in Ettelbrück, Wohnort: Vianden, (326). Remy Joseph Hubert BASTIN * am 3.10.1939 in 3. Josef * am 25.8.1924 in Roth an der Our, Simpelveld, (087). Verbindung: oo nach 1945 mit Joséphine Jeanne 2. Lucien Joseph * am 20.2.1949 in Luxembourg, Félicie BOUVY * am 14.7.1924 in Bastendorf, (003). Verbindung: oo am 28.8.1975 in Fouhren mit 4. Johann Peter * am 3.2.1932 in Vianden, Lydia Marguerite BACK * am 3.1.1952 in Ettelbrück, Verbindung: oo am 29.8.1956 in Vianden mit (004). Yvonne Barbe POSSING * am 29.10.1916 in 3. Anne Marie Pierrette gen. Annemie * am Luxembourg-Eich, + am 23.12.1998 in Ettelbrück, (002). 14.1.1959 in Diekirch, Verbindung: oo am 002 ABENS, Johann Peter Eltern: A., Johann Baptiste 27.4.1984 in Vianden mit Vito Antonio MALERBA u. SCHEIDWEILER, Margaretha (001.4) * am 22.8.1962 in Ettelbrück, (276). * am 3.2.1932 in Vianden. 007 ALLAIN, Jules Alexandre * am 7.10.1864 in Ablis. Verbindung: oo am 29.8.1956 in Vianden mit Verbindung: oo am 9.6.1892 in Paris, Arrond. XVI POSSING, Yvonne Barbe * am 29.10.1916 in mit Luxembourg-Eich, + am 23.12.1998 in Ettelbrück. THEISEN, Maria Eltern: T., Mathias u. PECKERS, 003 ABENS, Josef Eltern: A., Johann Baptiste u. Anna Maria (456.10) SCHEIDWEILER, Margaretha (001.3) * am 15.2.1869 in Hosingen. * am 25.8.1924 in Roth an der Our, Kind: Verbindung: oo nach 1945 mit 1. Anna [THEISEN] * am 3.3.1888 in Hosingen. BOUVY, Joséphine Jeanne Félicie * am 14.7.1924 008 ANDREASEN, Torsten * vor 1949. in Bastendorf. Verbindung: oo am 6.6.1997 in Luxembourg mit Kind: WENY, Monique Lucie Eltern: W., Pierre u. SENN, 1. Marco Victor Joseph René * am 13.7.1954 in Clementine (532.5) Diekirch, I. Verbindung: oo am 21.11.1973 in * am 22.2.1949 in Vianden. Luxembourg mit Marie France GARNIER * am 009 ANGELSBERG, François gen. Francis * am 20.9.1950 in Falck, (005). II. Verbindung: oo am 13.5.1951 in Ettelbrück. 6.8.1993 in Rédange-sur-Attert mit Anne Janine Verbindung: oo am 6.9.1978 in Vianden mit HURT * am 16.6.1960 in Leopoldville, (005). BASSING, Léonie Barbe Hélène gen. Léa Eltern: 004 ABENS, Lucien Joseph Eltern: A., Nikolas u. B., Louis Charles Pierre u. MARSO, Marguerite DICKEN, Philomène (006.2) gen. Margot (058.1) * am 20.2.1949 in Luxembourg. * am 12.11.1953 in Luxembourg, + 8.1980 in Verbindung: oo am 28.8.1975 in Fouhren mit Vianden. BACK, Lydia Marguerite * am 3.1.1952 in 010 AREND Arendt, Johann Eltern: A., Mathias u. Ettelbrück. GILLEN, Anne Marie (012.1) Kinder: * am 27.1.1859 in Vianden, + 9.1906 in New-York, 1. Fabienne * um 1976, Verbindung: oo? mit Verbindung: oo vor 1891 mit Jean Claude JUNGEN * um 1975, (233). ELTZ, Maria Josefina Alma * am 20.6.1867 in 2. Marilyne * um 1977, Verbindung: oo? mit Yves Echternach. KASEN * um 1975, (241). Kinder: 005 ABENS, Marco Victor Joseph René Eltern: A., 1. Henriette Julia [ARENDT] * am 16.7.1891 in Josef u. BOUVY, Joséphine Jeanne Félicie (003.1) Diekirch. * am 13.7.1954 in Diekirch. 2. Alma Maria Jeanne [ARENDT] * am 1.11.1899 1 in Diekirch. STOOS, Anita Anne * am 22.2.1948 in Cruchten, + 3. Anna [ARENDT] * vor 1906. am 26.8.2013 in Ettelbrück CHdN. 011 AREND Arendt, Johann Nicolas Eltern: ARENT, 015 ARENDT, Johann Eltern: ARENT, Joannes Petrus Joannes Petrus u. VIROHT, Margaretha (018.6) u. VIROHT, Margaretha (018.1) * am 4.12.1817 in Vianden, + am 15.1.1893 in * am 15.12.1801 in Vianden, + 1869 in Arlon. Arlon. Verbindung: oo am 17.6.1827 in Metz mit Verbindung: oo am 3.4.1847 in Vianden mit LEJEUNE, Marie Joseph * am 8.9.1801 in DESVISCOUR Deswiscourt Desviscourt, Carolina * Luxembourg. am 2.1.1820 in Vianden, + am 20.3.1850 in 016 ARENDT, Johann Peter Eltern: AREND, Johann Vianden. Nicolas u. DESVISCOUR, Carolina (011.1) Kinder: * am 4.5.1847 in Vianden, + 1883. 1. Johann Peter [ARENDT] * am 4.5.1847 in Verbindung: oo am 7.1.1870 in Ettelbrück mit Vianden, Verbindung: oo am 7.1.1870 in POULL, Marie Flore * am 8.8.1855 in Arlon. Ettelbrück mit Marie Flore POULL * am 8.8.1855 in 017 ARENDT, Théophile Jean Nicolas gen. Théo * am Arlon, (016). 15.8.1901 in Rumelange, + am 2.2.1966 in 2. Mathias [ARENDT] * am 15.4.1849 in Vianden, Vianden. + am 12.6.1853 in Vianden. Verbindung: oo am 25.1.1941 in Vianden mit 012 AREND Arendt, Mathias Eltern: ARENT, Joannes WEIS, Anna Eltern: W., Nicolas u. LEONARDY, Petrus u. VIROHT, Margaretha (018.7) Elisabetha (526.1) * am 7.3.1821 in Vianden, + am 2.3.1896 in * am 30.6.1905 in Vianden, + am 19.10.1988 in Vianden. Vianden Sanatorium. Verbindung: oo am 6.7.1858 in Vianden mit Kinder: GILLEN, Anne Marie * am 4.6.1831 in Vianden, + 1. Charles Joseph Nicolas gen. Carlo * am am 12.9.1911 in Vianden. 3.5.1942 in Luxembourg, Verbindung: oo am Kinder: 2.9.1983 in Vianden mit Anita Anne STOOS * am 1. Johann * am 27.1.1859 in Vianden, 22.2.1948 in Cruchten, + am 26.8.2013 in Ettelbrück CHdN, Verbindung: oo vor 1891 mit Maria Josefina Alma (014). ELTZ * am 20.6.1867 in Echternach, (010). 2. Jacqueline Elisabeth * am 9.6.1945 in 2. Maria [AREND] * am 22.6.1862 in Vianden, + Luxembourg. am 29.1.1864 in Vianden. 3. Nicole Lucie * am 9.6.1945 in Luxembourg. 3. Barbara Theresia [AREND] * am 24.7.1865 in 018 ARENT Arendt Arend, Joannes Petrus * am Vianden. 9.7.1774 in Vianden, + am 22.1.1826 in Vianden. 4. Mathias Ludwig [AREND] * am 24.7.1865 in Verbindung: oo am 27.8.1801 in Vianden mit Vianden, + am 29.8.1865 in Vianden. VIROHT Wiroth, Margaretha Eltern: VIROTH, 5. Catharina [ARENDT] * am 28.4.1867 in Antonius u. KINN, Catharina (502.1) Vianden, + am 21.10.1867 in Vianden. * am 17.10.1779 in Vianden, + am 23.11.1851 in 6. Maria [ARENDT] * am 7.8.1870 in Vianden, Vianden. Verbindung: oo am 23.11.1893 in Vianden mit Kinder: Theodor BASSING * am 6.1.1867 in Vianden, + am 1. Johann [ARENDT] * am 15.12.1801 in Vianden, 17.12.1926 in Vianden, Titel: secrétaire communal de 1891 à Verbindung: oo am 17.6.1827 in Metz mit Marie 1926, (078). Joseph LEJEUNE * am 8.9.1801 in Luxembourg, (015). 013 ARENDT, André Eltern: ARENT, Joannes Petrus u. 2. Anna Barbara [ARENDT Arendt] * am VIROHT, Margaretha (018.3) 18.3.1805 in Vianden, + am 8.2.1808 in Vianden. * am 12.1.1808 in Vianden, + am 17.12.1863 in St. 3. André [ARENDT] * am 12.1.1808 in Vianden, I. Hubert. Verbindung: oo am 26.9.1838 in Vianden mit I. Verbindung: oo am 26.9.1838 in Vianden mit Anna Maria HIERTZ * am 10.3.1817 in Vianden, + am HIERTZ, Anna Maria * am 10.3.1817 in Vianden, + 18.1.1841 in Vianden, (013). II. Verbindung: oo am am 18.1.1841 in Vianden. 28.10.1841 in Vianden mit Catharina Elisabetha Kind: HIERTZ * am 20.7.1819 in Vianden, (013). 1. Johann Peter, Beruf: organiste. 4. Anne Barbe [ARENDT] * am 5.2.1811 in II. Verbindung: oo am 28.10.1841 in Vianden mit Vianden, Verbindung: oo am 10.7.1837 in HIERTZ, Catharina Elisabetha * am 20.7.1819 in Vianden mit Johann TRAUSCH * am 7.9.1795 in Vianden. Neuerburg, + am 22.4.1847 in Vianden, (480). 014 ARENDT, Charles Joseph Nicolas gen. Carlo 5. Anna Maria [ARENDT] * errech. 1813 in Eltern: A., Théophile Jean Nicolas gen. Théo u. Vianden, <Alter 75>, + am 3.3.1888 in Vianden. WEIS, Anna (017.1) 6. Johann Nicolas [AREND Arendt] * am * am 3.5.1942 in Luxembourg. 4.12.1817 in Vianden, Verbindung: oo am Verbindung: oo am 2.9.1983 in Vianden mit 3.4.1847 in Vianden mit Carolina DESVISCOUR 2 Deswiscourt Desviscourt * am 2.1.1820 in Vianden, + 1717 in Vianden Vorstadt, + am 26.5.1785 in Vianden am 20.3.1850 in Vianden, (011). Vorstadt, (049).
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