Jakob Haupert

Generation 8 back

Descent: Meghan Jane Leineweber ← Gregory James Leineweber ← John James Leineweber ← John Baptiste Leineweber ← Catharina Gansemer ← Johann Gansemer ← Anna Maria Dühr ← Maria Haupert ← Jakob Haupert

Born

Abt. 1710, in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire (now Germany)

Died

December 4, 1770, in the Saar River

Married

January 29, 1736

Also known as

Jakob Hauberts, Jakob Huberti

Family

Child in this line

Maria Haupert

Spouse

Anna Neyses

Children

Susanna Haupert
b. May 6, 1737, in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire · d. September 22, 1777, in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire
m. Johann Matthias Weizel, February 5, 1765
Josef Haupert
b. May 6, 1737, in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire
Matthias Haupert
b. Abt. March 1741 in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire
Martin Haupert
b. Abt. March 1743 in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire · d. December 20, 1803, in Taben, Sarre, French Republic
m. Maria Diner
Jakob Haupert
b. Abt. September 1745 in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire
Johann Haupert
b. Abt. March 1752 in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire · d. December 3, 1818, in Rodt, Lower Rhine, Prussia
m. Susanna Esslinger

In brief

Born Abt in Taben, Electorate of Trier, Holy Roman Empire (now Germany). He married January 29, 1736. He died December 4, 1770, in the Saar River.

Life story

A Court Messenger's Drowning

Jakob Haupert was born around 1710 in Taben, in what is now western Germany, and worked as a Gerichtsbote, a court messenger, marrying Anna Neyses in January 1736. Jakob died December 4, 1770, in the Saar River.

Sources (1)

Alfons Tapp, ed., Die katholische Pfarrei St. Quiriacus und Auctor in Taben-Rodt 1677-1899 (Koln-Widdersdorf, Germany: Westdeutsche Gesellschaft fur Familienkunde e. V., 2008), page 172-173.