Anna Maria Widmann

Birth10 SEP 1771 - Hohentengen-Enzkofen, Sigmaringen, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland

Death7 NOV 1852 - Hohentengen-Enzkofen, Sigmaringen, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland

MotherWaldburga Waldraff

FatherMartinus Widmann

Born in Hohentengen-Enzkofen, Sigmaringen, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland on 10 SEP 1771 to Martinus Widmann and Waldburga Waldraff. Anna Maria Widmann had 12 children. She passed away on 7 NOV 1852 in Hohentengen-Enzkofen, Sigmaringen, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland.

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Parents

Martinus Widmann
Unknown - Unknown

Waldburga Waldraff
Unknown - Unknown

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Maria Anna Schwelle
1813 - 1813

Maria Agatha Schwelle
1801 - Unknown

Michael Schwelle
1798 - 1877

Walburg Schwelle
1800 - 1800

Ignaz Schwelle
1804 - 1804

Norbert Schwelle
1808 - Unknown

Magdalena Schwelle
1807 - Unknown

Katharina Schwelle
1796 - 1796

Dionis Schwelle
1797 - 1797

Mathäus Schwelle
1802 - Unknown

Elisabeth Schwelle
1795 - Unknown

Agnes Schwelle
1805 - 1806

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