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Jakob Hoegger

Birth10 July 1597 - St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switz
Death12 September 1635 - Not Available
MotherElizabeth Schlumpf
FatherUlrich Hogger

Born in St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switz on 10 July 1597 to Ulrich Hogger and Elizabeth Schlumpf. Jakob Hoegger married Weibratha Zusatz and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 September 1635.

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Parents
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Ulrich Hogger
1571 - 1632
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Elizabeth Schlumpf
1567 - 1635
Spouse(s)
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Weibratha Zusatz
1597 - 1662
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Georg Hoegger
1617 - 1681
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Elisabeth Hoegger
1625 - Unknown
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Ulrich Hoegger
1618 - 1635
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Susanna Hoegger
1632 - 1689
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Hans Jakob Hoegger
1622 - 1635
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Sebastian Hoegger
1635 - 1671
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Johannes Hoegger
1627 - 1640
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Silvester Hoegger
1629 - 1630
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Sigmund Hoegger
1623 - 1635
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Maria Hoegger
1620 - 1635

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