Of Gundersweiler. Maiden name also seen as Spon. Buried September 14, 1710 in Otterberg. First wife of Jean Henri Fortineux; married on February 9, 1703 in Otterberg, Germany.
Their children were:
Jean Henry, b. January 15, 1704 in Otterberg. It is assumed that this child died in infancy, since the third child was also named Jean Henry.
Marie Rosine, b. December 4, 1705 in Otterberg. She also likely died as an infant, since the fifth child is also named Marie Rosine.
Jean Henry, also seen as Jean Henri, b. September 22, 1708 in Otterberg. He was the first member of the family to come to America.
Source of information: Fortineux-Fortinet Family in America, aka the Big Blue Book.
Their children were:
Jean Henry, b. January 15, 1704 in Otterberg. It is assumed that this child died in infancy, since the third child was also named Jean Henry.
Marie Rosine, b. December 4, 1705 in Otterberg. She also likely died as an infant, since the fifth child is also named Marie Rosine.
Jean Henry, also seen as Jean Henri, b. September 22, 1708 in Otterberg. He was the first member of the family to come to America.
Source of information: Fortineux-Fortinet Family in America, aka the Big Blue Book.
Of Gundersweiler. Maiden name also seen as Spon. Buried September 14, 1710 in Otterberg. First wife of Jean Henri Fortineux; married on February 9, 1703 in Otterberg, Germany.
Their children were:
Jean Henry, b. January 15, 1704 in Otterberg. It is assumed that this child died in infancy, since the third child was also named Jean Henry.
Marie Rosine, b. December 4, 1705 in Otterberg. She also likely died as an infant, since the fifth child is also named Marie Rosine.
Jean Henry, also seen as Jean Henri, b. September 22, 1708 in Otterberg. He was the first member of the family to come to America.
Source of information: Fortineux-Fortinet Family in America, aka the Big Blue Book.
Their children were:
Jean Henry, b. January 15, 1704 in Otterberg. It is assumed that this child died in infancy, since the third child was also named Jean Henry.
Marie Rosine, b. December 4, 1705 in Otterberg. She also likely died as an infant, since the fifth child is also named Marie Rosine.
Jean Henry, also seen as Jean Henri, b. September 22, 1708 in Otterberg. He was the first member of the family to come to America.
Source of information: Fortineux-Fortinet Family in America, aka the Big Blue Book.
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