Barbara WeberBorn: c1623 in Raumnitz Parents: Daughter of "des weyland Webers" from Raumnitz |
Married: 17 Nov 1647 in Seifersdorf, Silesia, Poland | Christoph HerdenBorn: c1620 in Seifersdorf, Silesia, Poland Previously married around 1646, his first wife was buried on 4 Mar 1647, having given birth to a son who was christened on 15 Jan 1647, who died soon after his mother and was buried on 15 Mar 1647. Parents: ?? |
Born: 25 Oct 1652 in Seifersdorf, Silesia, Poland
Christened: 25 Feb 1660 in Seifersdorf,
Silesia, Poland
Died: 15 or 25 Apr 1719 in Seifersdorf, Silesia, Poland
Born: 11 Aug 1670 in Seifersdorf, Silesia,
Poland
Died: circa 1735 in Seifersdorf, Silesia, Poland
Most of the Herden
ancestors traced here come from villages in Schlesien (Silesia) -
an area round the Sudety mountain range, formerly part of
Germany, now split between modern Poland and the Czech Republic
(lying between Wroclaw (Breslau) in Poland, and Prague in the
Czech Republic).
Most of the village names in this tree are given in the old
Germanic form, and where known, the modern Polish or Czech.
The Herden's were amongst the first settlers in the county of
Glatz in Silesia, and records can be traced in villages in the
area for over 600 years. The Herden line here came from
Seifersdorf in the county of Gtatz. The main church archives
consulted by Paul Herden and Karl Michael Viering are in Breslau
(Wroclaw) in Poland.
Other Herden's in the records include:
Records form 1332 show payments to Heynusch 'Überschar'. He was granted lands in Glatz by king John of Luxemburg - King of Bohemia 1310-46.
Records from 1464 show payments to the village of Freudenau
Born: 1453 Died: 1508
his son Wolfgang von Herden was a student in 1527
Born: ?? Died: 15/11/1598
Born: 1549 Died: 1619 a Doctor
Born: 1539 Died 19/6/1588, Married to Ursula
Johann Herden and his wife Dorothea Kiesling had a child:
Born: 11/4/1635 Died 21/8/1680, Archdeacon at St. Elizabeth, in Thorn, Silesia; Married 18/11/1659 to Dorothy Silex. They had 3 sons including Erhart Herden.
Many thanks to Paul Herden of Warendorf, and Karl Michael Viering of Bremen, Germany, for much of the research and information in this Family Tree.
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