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Johann Leonhard Ehemann

Birth1713 - Ulm, Württemberg, Germany
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherMaria Ursula Straub
FatherJohann Leonhard Ehemann

Born in Ulm, Württemberg, Germany on 1713 to Johann Leonhard Ehemann and Maria Ursula Straub. Johann Leonhard Ehemann married Sibylla Barbara Schultz and had 5 children.

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Johann Leonhard Ehemann
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Maria Ursula Straub
1683 - Unknown
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Sibylla Barbara Schultz
Unknown - Unknown
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Christina Wickhin
1731 - 1772
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Christina Benigna Ehemann
1764 - Unknown
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Albrecht Daniel Ehemann
1770 - Unknown
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Carolina Friderica Ehemann
1761 - Unknown
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Anna Justina Ehmann
1759 - Unknown
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Katharina Ehmann Friz
1769 - 1819

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