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Straub Family Tree.Pdf JOHANN ULRICH STRAUB I. ANNA MARIA FRANZ XAVER MESSERSCHMIDT I. MARIA ROSA KATHARINA II. MARIA JOSEPHA ELISABETHA Wiesensteig c. 1645 – 10. 9. 1706, 23. 5. 1698, °° 14. 11. 1729 Wiesensteig 6. 2. 1736 – Bratislava 29. 8. 1741 – 14. 9. 1742 12. 11. 1753 – 1822 carpenter in Wiesensteig 19. 8. 1783, court sculptor in Vienna °° 31. 1. 1767 Wiesensteig I. MARIA VIKTORIA I. JOHANNA STRAUB I. MARIA JOHANNA II. JOHANN ANDREAS JOSEPH ANNA MARIA BUCK *1. 1. 1710, °° 2. 3. 1734 Wiesensteig 28. 5. 1699 – Munich 1792 JOHANN ADAM MESSERSCHMIDT 22. 6. 1743 – 19. 4. 1744 7. 7. 1753 – ? Wiesensteig 1645 – 9. 2. 1715 Wiesensteig 23. 12. 1738 – Bratislava °° 24. 4. 1731 24. 9. 1794, sculptor in Bratislava JOHANN GEORG MESSERSCHMIDT I. JOSEPH STRAUB I. IGNAZ STRAUB II. MARIA ANNA EVA Wiesensteig 4. 11. 1669 – 17. 1. 1746, Wiesensteig 17. 3. 1712 – Maribor c. 1746/47 – 15. 2. 1767 24. 12. 1754 – ? tawer (white tanner) in Wiesensteig 1. 3. 1756, sculptor in Maribor KATHARINA °° 27. 6. 1746 Maribor °° 8. 6. 1784 Wiesensteig 26. 10. 1667, °° 5. 8. 1686 MARIA JOSEPHA COWALTER I. JOHANN BAPTIST AUGUSTIN DEMMEL I. JOHANNES ↓ ?– 24. 4. 1753 1724 – 12. 5. 1789, court painter in 11. 1. 1700 – 13. 3. 1701 Munich JOHANNES Wiesensteig 11. 7. 1671 – 21. 9. 1676 II. MARIA ROSA THERESIA I. BARBARA II. MARIA THERESIA II. ANDREAS ADAM 20. 8. 1750 – ? 24. 12. 1701, twin, °° 16. 4. 1742 16. – 17. 12. 1714 II. CAJETANA MARIA ANNA Munich 24. 12. 1754 – 1. 1. 1756, Maria JOHANN GEORG STRAUB Anna Eva's twin brother Wiesensteig 24. 3. 1674 – 29. 1. 1755, 15. 7. 1752 – 4. 10. 1752 II. MARIA THERESIA AMALIA carpenter and sculptor in Wiesensteig I. MAGDALENA II. MARIA THERESIA Munich 6. 7. 1751 – 10. 5. 1816 II. ANNA WALPURGA ROSA I. °° 29. 4. 1697 Wiesensteig 24. 12. 1701, twin * 30. 12. 1715, °° 16. 3. 1739 II. child * † 12. 8. 1753 (bapt. in extremis) ANNA MARIA BAUMEISTER °° 12. 5. 1777 27. 8. 1757 – 10. 3. 1758 Wiesensteig 12. 3. 1671 – 4. 2. 1714 ROMAN ANTON BOOS I. JOHANN BAPTIST STRAUB II. MARIA ANNA II. JOSEPHUS ANTONIUS Bischofswang/Füssen 28. 3. 1733 – II. °° 10. 4. 1714 Wiesensteig II. MARIA FRANZISKA JOHANNA Wiesensteig 25. 6. 1704 – Munich * 26. 7. 1718 4. 3. 1756 – ? Munich 19. 12. 1810, court sculptor in BARBARA BLANZ 15. 7. 1784, court sculptor in Munich Munich 10. 2. 1759 – 20. 5. 1760 Gosbach 13. 10. 1677 – Wiesensteig I. °° 27. 10. 1737 Munich 10. 3. 1759 II. SABINA THERESE ELISABETH SPÄTH II. MARIA THERESIA CÄCILIA II. MARIA JOHANNA FRANZISKA 1715–1748 *1. 1. 1720, °° 23. 7. 1753 1. 11. 1757 – 9. 4. 1783? 28. 8. 1760 – 2. 3. 1765 JOHANNES STRAUB II. °° 30. 9. 1749, Munich Wiesensteig 10. 7. 1681 – 24. 3. 1759, MARIA ELISABETH SCHLUTTENHOFER II. JOHANN GEORG STRAUB II. EGID ADAM VINZENZ carpenter and sculptor in Wiesensteig 1717 – 28. 12. 1774 Wiesensteig 13. 5. 1721 – Radkersburg 23. 1. 1759 – Graz 15. 2. 1759 °° 31. 8. 1705 Wiesensteig 1. 2. 1773, sculptor in Radkersburg ESTHER FUNK °° 29. 1. 1753 Radkersburg I. PHILIPP JAKOB STRAUB II. EMANUEL GOTTFRIED FIDELIS II. SUSANNA THECLA II. MARIA THECLA THERESIA † 24. 12. 1744 MARIA THERESIA NOST ↓ Wiesensteig 30. 4. 1706 – Graz * 23. 3. 1760 22. 9. 1763 – ?, twin * †14. 9. 1766 26. 8. 1774, sculptor in Graz JOHANNA I. °° 18. 9. 1736 Graz II. THOMAS STRAUB II. ANNA JOSEPHA II. MARIA IGNAZ DOMINIK II. ELISABETH CAJETANA 1684 – 21. 4. 1704 ANNA KATHARINA SCHOY Wiesensteig 21. 12. 1722 – 17. 6. 1745, †13. 4. 1751 carpenter in Wiesensteig 22. 9. 1763 – ?, twin 30. 7. 1765 – ? 3. 8. 1769 – ? II. °° 28. 8. 1751 Maribor MARIA ANNA DUHN II. CHRISTOF †7. 3. 1800 29. – 30. 1. 1724 JOHANNES I. KATHARINA 7. 11. 1705 – ? II. FRANZ ANTON STRAUB *10. 11. 1707, °° 12. 2. 1748 Wiesensteig 16. 5. 1726 – c. 1774/76, CYRIAK FRANZ STRAUB sculptor in Zagreb ANNA MARIA JOHANN ULRICH STRAUB Wiesensteig 6. 6. 1719 – 1762, °° HELLENA HIRSTELLER 11. 2. 1707, °° 23. 11. 1733 Wiesensteig 24. 5. 1715 – 24. 9. 1777, (MAGDALENA KERSTETER) ↓ painter and carpenter in Wiesensteig carpenter in Wiesensteig I. °° 15. 1. 1742 Wiesensteig °° 11. 9. 1742 FRANZ JOSEF ANTON MARIA ANNA DURSCH MARIA ANNA NORDERISSER II. ANNA MARIA 13. 11. 1709 – ? † 12. 11. 1752 † 12. 3. 1766 ↓ 16. 5. – 21. 7. 1726, Franz Anton's twin sister II. °° 8. 1. 1753 Wiesensteig MARIA VIKTORIA MARIA THERESIA HERZOG MARIA THERESIA 5. 8. 1711 – ? Potsdam. † 18. 9. 1780 ↓ 1. 9. 1721, °° 30. 4. 1741 I. JOSEPH STRAUB MARIA ANNA JOHANN ULRICH STRAUB I. MARIA ANNA (Wiesensteig 17. 3. 1712 – Maribor 1. 3. 28. 8. 1747 – ?, twin Wiesensteig 24. 5. 1715 – 24. 9. 1777, 17. 2. 1743 – 30. 9. 1743 1756, sculptor in Maribor painter and carpenter in Wiesensteig °° 27. 6. 1746 Maribor I. °° 15. 1. 1742 Wiesensteig MARIA JOSEFA I. ANNA MARIA MARIA JOSEPHA COWALTER ↑ MARIA ANNA DURSCH 28. 8. 1747 – 12. 6. 1757, twin 9. 5. 1745 – 1. 4. 1746 † 12. 11. 1752 II. JOHANN GEORG STRAUB II. °° 8. 1. 1753 Wiesensteig MARIA JOSEFA I. JAKOB Wiesensteig 13. 5. 1721 – Radkersburg MARIA THERESIA HERZOG 1. 2. 1773, sculptor in Radkersburg MARIA ANNA 5. 11. 1748 – ? Potsdam. † 18. 9. 1780 ↑ 16.11.1748 - 4.11.1791 28. 8. 1747 – ? °° 29. 1. 1753 Radkersburg MARIA THERESIA NOST ↑ FRANZ SERAFIN CYRIAK FRANZ STRAUB I. KATHARINA BERNARDUS 2. 10. 1750 – 16. 4. 1757 Wiesensteig 6. 6. 1719 – 1762, 10. 12. 1749 – 29. 7. 1750 28. 12. 1755 – ? carpenter in Wiesensteig JOHANNES II. FRANZ ANTON STRAUB °° 11. 9. 1742 23. 9. 1743 – 28. 1. 1744 Wiesensteig 16. 5. 1726 – c. 1774/76, DOMINIK XAVER I. MARIA WALPURGA MARIA ANNA NORDERISSER sculptor in Zagreb JOHANN GEORG 4. 8. 1752 – 16. 3. 1757 4. 7. 1751 – 1. 12. 1751 °° HELLENA HIRSTELLER † 12. 3. 1766 ↑ 26. 8. 1757 – 13. 12. 1757 FRANZ ANTON STRAUB (MAGDALENA KERSTETER) ↑ 16. 11. 1744 – 10. 1. 1805, carpenter in MARIA THERESIA KATHERINA II. FRANZ JOSEPH STRAUB Wiesensteig JOHANN GEORG 28. 4. 1754 – 8. 2. 1757 Wiesensteig 25. 12. 1753 – 1825, I. °° 3. 10. 1769 25. 10. 1758 – 15. 10. 1775, carpenter in Wiesensteig ANNA MARIA BURGER carpenter's apprentice in Radkersburg °° 26. 1. 1778 Wiesensteig JOHANNES BAPTIST 1. 3. 1738 – 25. 7. 1793 JOHANNA BERCHTOLD 27. 5. 1756 – ?, posthoumus II. °° 2. 3.1 794 MARIANA MARIA ROSINA 24. 3. 1753 – 17. 9. 1828 WALPURGA SCHNESLER 10. 5. 1763 – ? 15. 8. 1761 – ? 17. 2. 1767 – 24. 9. 1797 II. JOHANN ALOIS CASPAR SIGMUND 1. 1. 1756 –22. 6. 1757 JOHANNES 5. 1. 1766 – ? 6. 4. 1763 – ? 22. 5. 1746 – 5. 7. 1789 II. ANNA KATHARINA CASPAR JACOB 10. 12. 1759, °° 9. 11. 1784 MARIA ESTHER 30. 6. 1767 – ? 12. 7. 1764 25. 2. 1748 – 5. 12. 1748 II. ANTON CATHARINA THERESIA ROCHUS 21. 8. 1759 – 12. 1. 1761 MARIA ESTHER 15. 11. 1768 – ? ? – 13. 5. 1765 6. 7. 1750, °° 3. 11. 1801 II. MARIA ANNA APOLLONIA LAURENTIUS ROSA 2. 10. 1761 – 4. 4. 1764 ALOIS XAVER 21. 5. 1770 – ? 21. 8. 1768 – ? 10. 6. 1752 – 22. 6. 1757 II. JOHANN ULRICH JOSEPH CÄCILIA 27. 3. 1764 – ? JOSEF XAVER ALOIS ca. 1774 – 8. 10. 1776 22. 10. 1770 – 2. 4. 1774 22. 10. 1753 – ? II. MARIA APOLLONIA 19. 4. 1767, °° 24. 10. 1785 MARIA FRANZISKA 29. 2. 1756 – 18. 3. 1756 MARIA FRANZISKA 9. 11. 1758, °° 7. 8. 1809 Archive research for the family tree: Julia Strobl, Valentina Pavlič and Martina Wolff Zubović.
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