Anna Elisabetha Scheffer

Birth1 SEP 1739 - Allendorf, Merenberg, Oberlahnkreis, Hesse-Nassau, Prussia, Germany

Death28 JUN 1809 - Hasselbach, Oberlahnkreis, Hesse-Nassau, Prussia, Germany

MotherAnna Elisabetha Völpel

FatherJohann Adam Scheffer

Born in Allendorf, Merenberg, Oberlahnkreis, Hesse-Nassau, Prussia, Germany on 1 SEP 1739 to Johann Adam Scheffer and Anna Elisabetha Völpel. Anna Elisabetha Scheffer married Philips Wilhelm Völpel and had 7 children. She passed away on 28 JUN 1809 in Hasselbach, Oberlahnkreis, Hesse-Nassau, Prussia, Germany.

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Parents

Johann Adam Scheffer
1705 - 1787

Anna Elisabetha Völpel
1710 - 1742

Spouse(s)

Philips Wilhelm Völpel
1744 - 1808

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Maria Margaretha Voelpel
1779 - 1811

Johannetta Catharina Völpel
1767 - 1819

Elisabetha Margretha Völpel
1775 - Unknown

Johann Adam Völpel
1769 - Unknown

Anna Elisabethe Völpel
1777 - 1785

Philipp Wilhelm Völpel
1775 - 1776

Johannes Völpel
1771 - Unknown

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