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Matthaeus Gabel

Birth21 Sep 1765 - Kleinwinternheim, Rheinhessen, HESSEN, Germany
Death6 Jun 1839 - Kleinwinternheim, Rheinhessen, HESSEN, Germany
MotherKatharina Schreiber
FatherJohann Adam Gabel

Born in Kleinwinternheim, Rheinhessen, HESSEN, Germany on 21 Sep 1765 to Johann Adam Gabel and Katharina Schreiber. Matthaeus Gabel married Agnetis Spiesel and had 5 children. He passed away on 6 Jun 1839 in Kleinwinternheim, Rheinhessen, HESSEN, Germany.

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Johann Adam Gabel
1740 - 1770
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Katharina Schreiber
1740 - Unknown
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Agnetis Spiesel
1771 - 1860
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Barbara Gabel
1808 - Unknown
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Vitus Gable
1807 - 1893
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Andreas Gabel
1802 - Unknown
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Dorothea Gabel
1812 - Unknown
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Catharina Gabel
1803 - Unknown

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