Zinkh Family Genealogy
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The Zinkh family resided in the tiny village of Herblingen. Two hundred years ago the village had 56 houses, with a total village population of around 250. Everyone in the village was a farmer. The current population is 207 people. Herblingen is part of the community Fremdingen, which has 2,000 people in 12 villages. According to information at the Fremdingen website, the area has been populated since the Stone Age. A nearby village (Mauch) offered a water source, the deep forests offered timber, game, and fruits, and the soil was suitable for cattle breeding and agriculture. (Special note of thanks to cousin Günter Thürheimer in Germany, who was able to document my connection to this family line.) Surnames of those in my direct ancestral line appear in BOLD. 1 Michael Zinkh b: Abt. 1690 d: April 29, 1763 in Herblingen ..+ Katharina Taglieber b: in Enslingen m: Jan. 30, 1729/1731 in Herblingen d: unknown ....... 2 Sebastian Zinkh b: Jan. 18, 1731 in Herblingen d: Jan. 18, 1795 in Herblingen .........+ Maria Anna Deibler b: March 27, 1731 in Bühlingen m: Jan. 17, 1758 in Herblingen ............ d: Nov. 7, 1777 in Herblingen ................... 3 Barbara Zinkh b: Dec. 1, 1767 in Herblingen d: Nov. 3, 1801 in Herblingen .....................+ Kaspar Eisenbarth b: March 5, 1743 in Herblingen, Bayern, Germany ........................ m: June 23, 1793 in Herblingen d: March 6, 1812 in Herblingen .............................. 4 Margaretha Eisenbarth b: Feb. 28, 1798 in Herblingen ................................. m: Jan. 7, 1817 in Burgheim d: June 23, 1839 in Burgheim ................................+ Andreas Reichl b: Nov. 30. 1795 in Burgheim d: Feb. 4, 1860 in Burgheim |
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