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Martin and his father died from the effects of the Bubonic Plague which spread over southern Germany in 1634-35. There were 604 deaths in Ebingen, a town of less than 2000 population.
RESEARCHER-DESCENDANTS: Information graciously provided by e-mail from Klaus Langer [klang-mail@gmx.de] to T.Mason in Apr 2001. Klaus lives lives in the area of Wurttemberg in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg.
Died from effects of Plague which swept Wurttemberg at that time.
RESEARCHER-DESCENDANTS: Information graciously provided by e-mail from Klaus Langer [klang-mail@gmx.de] to T.Mason in Apr 2001. Klaus lives lives in the area of Wurttemberg in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg.
Lived a long time in Breisgau, an area in Baden, Wurttemberg.
RESEARCHER-DESCENDANTS: Information graciously provided by e-mail from Klaus Langer [klang-mail@gmx.de] to T.Mason in Apr 2001. Klaus lives lives in the area of Wurttemberg in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg.
Mattaus or Theuss Landenberger
Was a soldier.
RESEARCHER-DESCENDANTS: Information graciously provided by e-mail from Klaus Langer [klang-mail@gmx.de] to T.Mason in Apr 2001. Klaus lives lives in the area of Wurttemberg in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg.
Lived a long time in Breisgau, an area in Baden, Wurttemberg.
REF: George Braden Roberts, GENEALOGY OF JOSEPH PECK & SOME RELATED FAMILIES; ; State College, PA. 1955; ; Family History Library Book 929.273 P334r, Fiche 6049146; NOTES: records come from the Church Records of Ebingen, a small town in Wurttemberg, Germany. Ebingen is located about fifty miles east of France, nestled in the northern Alps. It had a population of 500 in the year 1600.
RESEARCHER: Klaus Langer [klang-mail@gmx.de] from Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany sent e-mail to T.Mason on 16 Apr 2001. "In 1598 he borrowed 100 fl (Gulden a old Wurttemberg currentcy) from the church of Ebingen and 1599 he borrowed 56 fl from the hospital. He had a meadow on the Ehestetter Berg (Mountain)."
RESEARCHER: Klaus Langer [klang-mail@gmx.de] from Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany sent e-mail to T.Mason on 16 Apr 2001. "In 1598 he borrowed 100 fl (Gulden a old Wurttemberg currentcy) from the church of Ebingen and 1599 he borrowed 56 fl from the hospital. He had a meadow on the Ehestetter Berg (Mountain)."