Maria Weber | Christian Stiebeling |
Parents: Anna Kunigunda Frust and Johann Christoph Stiebeling | |
Married: April 29, 1751 to Christian Stiebeling (record) | Married: April 29, 1751 to Maria Weber (record) |
Died: September 3, 1798 in Gedern, Hesse, Germany (record) | Died: February 21,1799 in Gedern, Hesse, Germany |
Interred: Gedern | Interred: Gedern |
Occupation: master tanner | |
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Children: | ||||
Name | Date of Birth, Place | Date of Death, Place | Married - date and to whom | # children |
1. Johannes | 4/16/1752 Gedern | 10/18/1819 Gedern | 5/13/1784 Anna Catherina Fiebenauer (?) | 4 |
2. Johann Friedrich | 5/10/1755 Gedern | 9/11/1810 Gedern | 10/28/1784 Elisabeth Viesel | 1 |
3. Johann Heinrich | 1/22/1758 Gedern | 9/30/1797 | 4/28/1784 Catharina Henrietta Tebursani (?) | 4 |
10/23/1760 Gedern | July 3, 1818 Gedern | 12/6/1787 Johanna Elisabetha Albertine Hoelle |
Note: In 2008 fellow genealogist and Stiebeling descendant, John Illenberger, was in contact with a fellow genealogist and Stiebeling descendant in Germany, Erwin Diehl, who confirmed this information and added much more in his 2008 letter. Johann Christian was granted a house of the Prince as a fief, opposite the “Bergwirtshaus” (name of an inn), on whose upper floor General Fransecky was born. The aforesaid fief of the Prince had a sandstone coat-of-arms which each succeeding generation had to purchase.