Zierle Legusch

Between 1743 and 1749 - 1823

• Name	Zierle Legusch  [1]
  Born	Between 1743 and 1749  [2, 3]
  Gender	Female
  Reference Number	7253
  Died	01 Feb 1823	Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany   [4, 5]
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  Buried	02 Feb 1823
  Person ID	I7253	My Genealogy
  Last Modified	2 Sep 2012

  
  

  Father	Legusch
  Family ID	F415	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Jakob Wolf,   d. 07 Oct 1801, Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany
  Married	Abt Jul 1765  [6]
  Children	1. (child) Wolf,   d. 17 Sep 1767, Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany   2. Isaak Jakob Stein,   b. 1772, Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany ,   d. 11 Mar 1837, Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany   3. Juertle Stein,   b. 1780, Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany ,   d. 15 Apr 1847, Weingarten, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany   4. Legusch Baum,   b. 1782, Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany ,   d. 15 Sep 1850, Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany
  Family ID	F654	Group Sheet

  
  

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  Died - 01 Feb 1823 - Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Sources

  [S1460] Mingolsheim Jewish Community Vital Records, 1811 - 1841, Bild 16, Duplikat des Geburts-, Copulations-, und Sterbe-buches der Bekennern des Mosaischen Glaubens zu Mingolsheim im Jahre 1815, no. 2, marriage record for Legusch Baum and Gottina Brand. [S98] Mingolsheim Jewish Records. [S84] Juden Unserer Heimat, Messmer, WIlly, (Dr. Willy Messmer with support of the community Bad Schoenborn), 53. [S98] Mingolsheim Jewish Records, Death Record of Zierle, widow of Jakob Baum, 01 Feb 1823, No. 1/1823. [S84] Juden Unserer Heimat, Messmer, WIlly, (Dr. Willy Messmer with support of the community Bad Schoenborn). [S1153] Obergrombach Cemetery Records, List for Mingolsheim, "Jakob zahlt v. 700 fl. Einkauf = 1 3/4 fl." [Jakob pays from 700 Gulden for buy-in = 1 3/4 Gulden] on 14 Av 5525, which corresponds to the period from sundown on 31 July 1765 to sundown on 01 August 1765. The regulations of the Obergrombach Jewish cemetery burial society required that heads of household pay into the burial society for the right of burial for his family a fee that was equal to 0.25% of the dowry received upon marriage. One can therefore assume that Jakob was married sometime in the months proceeding August 1765..