Jillaine Smith, "Jauchs of Schwennigen, Wurttemberg," , 22 June 2005, (27 July 2004)

• Title	Jillaine Smith, "Jauchs of Schwennigen, Wurttemberg," <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com>, 22 June 2005, (27 July 2004)
  Short Title	Jillaine Smith, "Jauchs of Schwennigen, Wurttemberg," <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com>, 22 June 2005, (27 July 2004)
  Author	Jillaine Smith
  Publisher	<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jss_jauch&id=I3001>, 22 June 2005
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  Source ID	S2742
  Text	Notes from Jillaine Smith: "From Axel Bauder, email of 22 August 2004: "In 1990, Manfred Reinartz (then director of the local museum) published in a book the most (but not all) of the 'Inventuren-u. Teilungen.' These are lists which were written down after the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) [in order to address] questions of property ownership after the war and after deaths of persons [who died in the war]. The lists started in 1649 (three years before the parish register commenced). [[The lists] contain personal dates and pecuniary circumstances about the inhabitants of Schwenningen, also about the individuals who had not survived the war. (In February 1633 Schwenningen was destroyed. The first inhabitants returned in autumn 1634.) [The lists document that:] On 1 April 1665 died Walburga Jauch aged 80 years. [The list indicates that] she was a sister of Veit Jauch. She had no children. Her heirs were the children of two dead sisters and the children of dead Veit JJauch. His children are mentioned as follows : 'Michael, Jakob, Christian, Hieronimus, Martin, Agnesa. Die Jauchen, alle verbürgert zu Schwenningen' (the Jauchs all living in Schwenningen) SO IN MY OPINION MICHAEL JAUCH IS THE SON OF VEIT JAUCH." Before his marriage to Female Unknown, he apparently was married to Ursula Unknown (according to Peter Schifferdecker)."
  Linked to (1)	Jauch, Walburga