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Descendants of Stephan HIEDLER Stephan HIEDLER b. 1672 Agnes CAPELLER b. 1674 Johann HIEDLER b. 11 May 1725 Maria Anna NEUGESCHWA NDTNER Martin HIEDLER b. 17 Nov 1762 d. 10 Jan 1829 Anna Maria GÖSCHL b. 23 Aug 1760 m. 1786 d. 7 Dec 1854 Johann Georg HIEDLER b. 28 Sep 1792 d. 1857 Maria Anna SCHICKLGRUB ER b. 15 Apr 1795 Strones, Waldviertel, Lower Austria m. 10 May 1842 Döllersheim, Lower Austria d. 7 Jan 1847 Alois SCHICKLGRUB ER b. 7 Jun 1837 Strones, Waldviertel, Lower Austria d. 3 Jan 1903 Gasthaus Stiefler, Linz, Austria Anna Franziska Klara PÖLZL GLASSL-HÖRE MATZELSBER b. 12 Aug 1860 R GER Spital, Weitra, b. 1823 b. 1861 Austria m. 1873 m. 1883 m. 7 Jan 1885 d. 6 Apr 1883 d. 10 Aug 1884 Pommer Inn in Braunau am Inn d. 21 Dec 1907 Linz, Austria Alois HITLER Angela Gustav HITLER Ida HITLER Otto HITLER Adolf HITLER Jr Franziska b. 15 May 1885 b. 23 Sep 1886 b. 1887 b. 20 Apr 1889 b. 13 Jan 1882 Johanna d. 8 Dec 1887 d. 2 Jan 1888 d. 1887 Braunau am Inn, Vienna, Austria HITLER Austria d. 20 May 1956 b. 28 Jul 1883 d. 30 Apr 1945 Hamburg, d. 30 Oct 1949 Führerbunker, Germany Munich Berlin, Germany Bridget Hedwig Leo RAUBAL Eva Anna Paula Elizabeth HEIDEMANN b. 11 Jun 1879 BRAUN DOWLING m. 1916 m. Sep 1903 b. 6 Feb 1912 b. 3 Jul 1891 d. 10 Aug 1910 Munich, Dublin, Ireland Germany m. 3 Jun 1910 m. 29 Apr 1945 London, Führerbunker, England Berlin d. 18 Nov 1969 d. 30 Apr 1945 Führerbunker, Berlin, Germany William Patrick Heinrich Leo Rudolf Angelika Maria Elfriede HITLER (Heinz) HITLER RAUBAL "Geli" RAUBAL RAUBAL b. 12 Mar 1911 b. 14 Mar 1920 b. 1906 b. 4 Jun 1908 b. 10 Jan 1910 Liverpool, d. 1942 Moscow d. 1979 Linz, Austria d. Deceased Merseyside, military prison d. 19 Sep 1931 England Butyrka d. 14 Jul 1987 Patchogue, New York Phyllis JEAN-JACQUE S b. 1923 Germany d. 2 Nov 2004 Alexander Louis Howard Ronald Brian William Adolf STUART-HOUS STUART-HOUS STUART-HOUS STUART-HOUS TON TON TON TON b. 1951 b. 1957 b. 1965 b. 1949 d. 14 Sep 1989 JR, Books , Online, <dot>, com, USA, 123-456-7890 1 Lorenz Johann HIEDLER Nepomuk HIEDLER b. 19 Mar 1807 d. 17 Sep 1888 Eva Maria DECKER b. 1792 d. 1873 Walburga Johanna HÜTTLER HÜTTLER b. 19 Jan 1830 d. 8 Feb 1906 Josef ROMEDER Johann Baptist PÖLZL b. 25 May 1828 d. 9 Jan 1902 Braunau am Inn Adolf HITLER Edmund Paula HITLER Klara PÖLZL Unknown b. 20 Apr 1889 HITLER b. 21 Jan 1896 b. 12 Aug 1860 PÖLZL Braunau am Inn, b. 24 Mar 1894 Hafeld, Austria Spital, Weitra, Austria d. 28 Feb 1900 d. 1 Jun 1960 Austria d. 30 Apr 1945 d. 21 Dec 1907 Unknown Führerbunker, Linz, Austria SCHWATZ Berlin, Germany Alois Eva Anna Paula SCHICKLGRUB BRAUN ER b. 6 Feb 1912 b. 7 Jun 1837 Munich, Strones, Germany Waldviertel, m. 29 Apr 1945 Lower Austria Führerbunker, m. 7 Jan 1885 Pommer Inn in d. 30 Apr 1945 Braunau am Inn Führerbunker, d. 3 Jan 1903 Berlin, Germany Gasthaus Stiefler, Linz, Austria Ludwig SCHWATZ 2.

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