Johann Georg SCHLÖPP
Characteristics
| Type | Value | Date | Place | Sources |
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| name | Johann Georg SCHLÖPP |
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| name | Georg SCHLEPP |
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Events
| Type | Date | Place | Sources |
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| death | 1791 | ||
| residence | 1753 | Frankfurt, Mittelfranken, Bavaria, Germany
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| marriage | 28. August 1741 | Scheinfeld, Mittelfranken, Bavaria, Germany
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28. August 1741
Scheinfeld, Mittelfranken, Bavaria, Germany |
Magdalena MARR |
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Notes for this person
The church registers of Obersteinbach, a parish in the deanery (Dekanat) of Markt Einersheim in Bavaria (Bayern), provide clues to the identify of the parents of Leonard Slip's father Johann Georg Schlöpp who was married on 28 August 1741 in Scheinfeld to Magdalena Marr.
The records of Obersteinbach from 1693 to 1790 have just a couple of entries for the name Schlep(p). They are in the series of records from 1693 to 1737. Here are transcriptions and translations of the two entries.
<B>Image 69
</B>Georg Schlep hochfreiherrlicher Untertan und Einwohner zu Frankfurt und sein Eheweib hat eine schöne Uhr für unsere neue Kanzel gestiftet. So geschehen Karfreitag den 3. April Anno 1733
Gott ersetze es mit viel Segen
<B>Translation
</B>Georg Schlep, high baronial subject and resident of Frankfurt, and his wife donated a beautiful clock for our new pulpit. So happened Good Friday, the 3<SUP>rd</SUP> of April Anno 1733
God replace it with many blessings.
<B>Image 68
</B>Maria Schleppin ehrenwerte Witwe aus Frankfurt hat unserer heiligen Kirche 2 fränkische Gulden vermacht. Gott schenke ihr dafür die ewige Ruhe.
[Probably after her death]
<B>Translation
</B>Maria Schlepp honorable widow from Frankfurt has bequeathed 2 Franconian guilders (gulden) to our holy church. God grant her eternal rest in return.
The record for the widow Maria Schlepp doesn't give a date, but it must be after the record from 3 April 1733 when her husband was still living. (That's assuming she was his widow.)
So, from these records we learn that Georg and Maria Schlep(p) of Frankfurt died after 3 April 1733 and he died before she did. Maybe they were the parents of Leonard Slip's father Johann Georg Schlöpp.
Sources
| 1 | Lutheran Church, Obersteinbach (parish of Obersteinbach, deanery (Dekanat) of Markt Einersheim in Bavaria (Bayern), Germany), , , ; digital images, <i>ARCHION</i> (www.archion.de : accessed )., 24 September 2022; image 68
Abbreviation: Obersteinbach Lutheran Church records
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| The church registers of Obersteinbach, a parish in the deanery (Dekanat) of Markt Einersheim in Bavaria (Bayern), provide clues to the identify of the parents of Leonard Slip's father Johann Georg Schlöpp who was married on 28 August 1741 in Scheinfeld to Magdalena Marr. The records of Obersteinbach from 1693 to 1790 have just a couple of entries for the name Schlep(p). They are in the series of records from 1693 to 1737. Maria Schlepp is mentioned on image 68 and Georg Schlep on image 69. The record for the widow Maria give a date, but it must be after the record from 3 April 1733 when her husband was still living. (That's assuming she was his widow.) So, from these records we learn that Georg and Maria Schlep(p) of Frankfurt died after 3 April 1733 and he died before she did. Maybe they were the parents of Leonard Slip's father Johann Georg Schlöpp. | |
| 2 | Obersteinbach Archive
Abbreviation: Obersteinbach Archive
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| We have this information from inventory REP 320 a Obersteinbach Archive A 10, in homage [homage = a ceremony by which a man acknowledges himself the vassal of a lord] Obersteinbach year 1753. The inventory is at the Nuremberg Public Archive, Archivstrasse 17, 90408 Nuremberg. The following text: In the village of Frankfurt subject number 112 Johann Georg Schlöpp, subject number 115 George Schlöpp, widow. This means the Schlöpp family resided in Frankfurt near Obersteinbach. | |
| 3 | Katholische Kirche (Catholic Church), Scheinfeld, Mittelfranken, Bavaria, Germany: Parish registers, fiche 147, page 101
Abbreviation: Scheinfeld, Mittelfranken, Bavaria, Germany: Parish registers
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| Title | John Slip Ancestors |
| Description | The ancestors of John Slip (1785-1860) |
| Id | 65578 |
| Upload date | 2023-11-15 15:32:00.0 |
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