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I'm trying to track down the branch of the Siebenpfeiffer family that Philipp Jakob Siebenpfeiffer b. 12 Nov 1789, Lahr d. 14 May 1845 Bumpliz, Switzerland.

All of the info I've found to date relates to his career and specifically to his involvment in the Hambach Festival.

I would also like to find out who his descendents might be as only his wife is given but no mention of children.

Kindest regards, ;;;

Philipp Jakob Siebenpfeiffer married Emilie von Weisseneck in 1814. Their daughter Cornelia was born 1826.

Regards

Thomas

Hi Jen,
if you like I can mail you the address of the city archiv of Lahr. I know that Lahr got a Siebenpfeiffer Str.
As fare as I know there ist a possibility to search in the churchbooks of Lahr in the city archiv.

Regards
Viktor

Hi Jen,
I just found the same information as Thomas wrote, he had one doughter Cornelia Siebenpfeiffer born on the 19.07.1826 probable in Homburg.
The resource I used was Wikipedia.
Regards
Viktor

Thanks so very much...I totally missed the reference to his daughter on Wikipedia! I would appreciate the address/es in Lahr as I hope to track down his parents and siblings if any.

It is believed that my ancestor left Europe because this P.J Siebenpfeiffer and my ancestor's grand-father shared the same name except for the spelling of Jakob/Jacob. There are also stories that revolutionary Philipp was an uncle or other relation. Would love to verify.

Kindest regards all, ;;;

:-O :-O Dear Jen

no problem - here is the (nearly) complete genealogy of Philipp Jacob Siebenpfeiffer and his family. If you need further informations, don't hesitate to contact me.

Yours Sincerly
Martin Baus
Siebenpfeiffer-Foundation[/b]


Marcellus Siebenpfeiffer
geb. um 1629 Bübingen/Saar
gest. 2.6.1680 Bübingen
lebte vermutlich in Saarbrücken



Hans Bartel Siebenpfeiffer
geb. 20.3.1661 Bübingen
gest. 15.3.1740 Bübingen


Johann Philipp Siebenpfeiffer
geb. 22.10.1695 Saarbrücken
gest. 22.3.1751 Saarbrücken


Johann Theobald Siebenpfeiffer
geb. 27.8. 1731 Saarbrücken
verzogen nach Lahr 1754
gest. 8.2.1766 in Lahr (35-jährig)
7 Wochen vor Geburt von Joh. Theobald
verh. Catharina Salomea Herold am 9.1.1758
(2.Heirat 1767 mit Johann Kaul)


Philipp Jakob * 1.2.1761 Lahr
† 12.11.1799 Lahr (Schneider)

verh. 20.10.1784

Dorothea Bittenbring
† 11.1799



Philipp Jakob Siebenpfeiffer
* 12.11.1789 Lahr
† 13.3.1845 Bümpliz
Prof. Dr. jur. in Bern
Initiator d. Hambacher Fests, Landcommissär 1818 - 1830 in Homburg
verh. Nov. 1815 Freiburg i. Br.
Emilie Weissegger von Weisseneck
* 1783 Freiburg i. B.
† 2.8.1835 Bern



Cornelia Siebenpfeiffer
* 19.7.1826 Homburg/Saar
† Datum und Ort unbekannt
verh. 2.4.1846 Karlsruhe
Johann Grund (in 2. Ehe)
* 19.5.1808 Wien
† 4.8.1887 Baden-Baden
Großherzogl. Bad. Hofmaler


Kinder:
Cornelia Leonie Grund
* 1847 Karlsruhe
† 26. Mai 1866 Baden - Baden

Catharina Amalie Grund
* 17.3.1847 Karlsruhe
† nach 1891
(im Adressbruch von Baden-Baden 1888 als „Pianistin“ unverh. erwähnt)

Ernestine Gabriele Grund
* 18.1.1850
† früh


Franz Friedrich Johann Grund
* 20.7.1853
Bahningenieur, Regierungsbaumeister
† nach 1918

Heinrich Friedrich Johann Grund
*17.7.1854 Baden-Baden
† 30.4.1877

Elisabetha Leonie Eleonora (gen. Elise)
Grund
* 16.9.1856 Baden-Baden
† nach 1894

Original von Jen
I'm trying to track down the branch of the Siebenpfeiffer family that Philipp Jakob Siebenpfeiffer b. 12 Nov 1789, Lahr d. 14 May 1845 Bumpliz, Switzerland.

All of the info I've found to date relates to his career and specifically to his involvment in the Hambach Festival.

I would also like to find out who his descendents might be as only his wife is given but no mention of children.

Kindest regards, ;;;

Absolutely fabulous, thank you so much!! This helps put some of the puzzle together and why earlier in my research I had some conflicting info. Philipp Jakob's (lawyer, revolutionary) father and my ancestor Philippe Jacob both died in 1799 and were both tailors. It appears, but I need to confirm some sources, that I descend from Philipp Jacob (brother to Johann Theobald).

;;; ;;; Kindest regards,