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6. Genealogische Miszellen 6 6. Genealogische Miszellen 6. G ENEALOGISCHE MISZELLEN ................................................................................................................... 6-1 6.1. Z UR AHNENLISTE SANDFUCHS <A>..................................................................................................... 6-4 6.1.1. Kinder von Johann Joachim Sandfuchs <A-G>........................................................................... 6-4 6.1.2. Karoline Friederike Sandfuchs..................................................................................................... 6-4 6.1.3. Verwandtschaft zur Familie Rohm <12.a1>................................................................................ 6-4 6.1.4. Zur Familie Weilbächer <A.C> ................................................................................................... 6-5 6.1.5. Kinder von Philipp Schönbach <A.CA-A> .................................................................................. 6-5 6.1.6. Nachfahren von Konrad Specht <A.CAA-A>............................................................................... 6-5 6.2. Z UR AHNENLISTE VIVELL <AA> ......................................................................................................... 6-6 6.2.1. Linie Eisen-Vivell ......................................................................................................................... 6-6 6.2.2. Vivells in Rippoldsau.................................................................................................................... 6-6 Kinder von Meinrad Vivell..................................................................................................................................6-6 Kind von Adelheid Vivell....................................................................................................................................6-7 Ehe Helena Vivell................................................................................................................................................6-7 Ehe Fridolin Vivell ..............................................................................................................................................6-7 6.2.3. Nachfahren Cammerer <AA.B>................................................................................................... 6-7 Töchter von Franz Borgias Cammerer <AA.B-D> ..............................................................................................6-7 Kinder von Nepomuk Cammerer <AA.B-B> ......................................................................................................6-7 6.2.4. Kinder von Joseph Weinmann <AA.BA-A> ................................................................................. 6-8 6.3. Z UR AHNENLISTE SCHWAB <AAA> .................................................................................................... 6-9 6.3.1. Geschwister von Johann Hartmann <62> ................................................................................... 6-9 6.4. D IE VERSIPPUNG IN DEN AHNENLISTEN VIVELL UND SCHWAB .......................................................... 6-10 6.4.1. Vorbemerkung ............................................................................................................................ 6-10 6.4.2. AA: Nachfahrenliste Vivell ......................................................................................................... 6-10 0: Nachfahren von Peter Vivell <AA-G> ..........................................................................................................6-10 6.4.3. AA.2: Nachfahrenliste Locher .................................................................................................... 6-11 0: Nachfahren Leopold Locher ..........................................................................................................................6-11 6.4.4. AA.D: Nachfahrenliste Neef ....................................................................................................... 6-11 0: Nachfahren Jakob Neef..................................................................................................................................6-11 6.4.5. AA.FBA: Nachfahrenliste Lemp ................................................................................................. 6-12 0: Nachfahren Hans Lemp <AA.FBA-B>..........................................................................................................6-12 b: Nachfahren Heinrich Lemp <AAC.F-B>.......................................................................................................6-12 ba: Nachfahren Berthold Lemp..........................................................................................................................6-12 baa: Nachfahren J. V. Lemp von Lempenbach .................................................................................................6-13 bb: Nachfahren Jakob Lemp <AAC.F-A> .........................................................................................................6-13 e: Nachfahren Bechtold Lemp <AA.FBA-A> ...................................................................................................6-13 6.4.6. AA.FBA.bd1: Nachfahrenliste Finckh 1 ..................................................................................... 6-14 0: Nachfahren Elias Finckh................................................................................................................................6-14 a: Nachfahren E. V. T. E. Finckh.......................................................................................................................6-14 b: Nachfahren J. E. Finckh.................................................................................................................................6-14 6.4.7. AAA.F: Nachfahrenliste Gebele ................................................................................................. 6-15 0: Nachfahren Blasius Gebele <AAA.F-B>.......................................................................................................6-15 f. Nachfahren Jakob Gebele <AAA.F-A>..........................................................................................................6-15 fa: Nachfahren Simon Gebele von Waldstein ....................................................................................................6-16 6.4.8. AAA.F.2: Nachfahrenliste Finckh 2............................................................................................ 6-17 0: Nachfahren Johann Jakob Finckh ..................................................................................................................6-17 a: Nachfahren Simon Finckh von Waldstein......................................................................................................6-17 6.4.9. AAA.F.2a1: Nachfahrenliste Lipp .............................................................................................. 6-17 0: Nachfahren Benedikt Lipp.............................................................................................................................6-17 b: Nachfahren J. R. Lipp....................................................................................................................................6-18 6.5. Z UR AHNENLISTE GEßLER <AAAC> ................................................................................................. 6-19 6.5.1. Verwandtschaft mit Fürstabt Martin II. Gerbert von St. Blasien (1720-1793) .......................... 6-19 Vorbemerkung ...................................................................................................................................................6-19 0: Nachfahren Erhard Geßler <AAAC-F>.........................................................................................................6-19 a: Nachfahren Andreas Geßler <AAAC-E>.......................................................................................................6-19 ab: Nachfahren Sabine Gerber ...........................................................................................................................6-19 6.5.2. Verwandtschaft mit Franz Joseph Gall (1758-1828) ................................................................. 6-21 Kapitel 6 Genealogische Miszellen Seite 6-2 6.5.3. Ahnengleichheit mit Joseph Victor von Scheffel (1826-1886).................................................... 6-22 0: Scheffel..........................................................................................................................................................6-22 A: Krederer <Scheffel>......................................................................................................................................6-22 AB: Bertscher <Krederer>.................................................................................................................................6-22 ABA: Schertlin <Bertscher>..............................................................................................................................6-22 ABAA: Erath <Schertlin>..................................................................................................................................6-22 3 2 6.6. Z UR AHNENLISTE HOHENBERG <A C A>.......................................................................................... 6-23 6.6.1. Verwandtschaft mit den Nachfahren der Gräfin Udilhild von Wolva ........................................6-23 6.6.2. Ahnengleichheit mit Queen Elizabeth II....................................................................................
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