Eggert Family Genealogy

♂    Daniel Rieth

Birth:        about 1666 Hügelsheim, Baden, Germany
Death:        11 Jan 1736 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany
Religion:     Catholic


Married(1) Maria Rosina Wagner (~1673 Adelsheim, Baden, Germany ✝︎1729 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany)
	     13 Feb 1691 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany
Children:
    1. Anna Apollonia Rieth (~1694 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany)
    2. Anna Catharina Barbara Rieth (*1695 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany ✝︎1729 ⊙)
    3. Johannes Rieth (*1698 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany ✝︎1704 ⊙)
    4. Lorenz Rieth (~1700 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany ✝︎1770 Maikammer, Pfalz, Germany)
    5. Johann Rudolph Rieth (*1703 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany ✝︎<1748)
    6. Johann Wendel Rieth (*1704 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany ✝︎1782 Maikammer, Pfalz, Germany)
    7. Maria Apollonia Rieth (*1707 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany)
    8. Gabriel Rieth (*1709 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany ✝︎1754 Maikammer, Pfalz, Germany)
    9. Georg Anton Rieth (*1715 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany ✝︎1717 ⊙)
   10. Anna Maria Rieth (*1718 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany)
   11. Georg Anton Rieth (*1722 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany)

Married(2) Maria Christina Knerr (*c1706)
	     28 May 1731 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany
Children:
    1. Johannes Ried (~1732 Offenbach an der Queich, Pfalz, Germany)
Notes:
Butcher. According to the Specification deren Leibeigene Gemeinsleuten zu Offenbach an der Queich of 1716, he came "von über Rhein" and he and his wife Rosina paid an illegal immigration tax (Fanggulden) in double.

Testibus: Wendelino Schmid Anwaldo et Joanne Michaele ludimagistro in Insheim.

PRF gives his birthdate as about 1670 in Baden. The IGI also gives the family surname as Airth. MAIKOFB says he was from 74861 Siglingen, but that town was in Württemberg. His first Offenbach marriage record says he was “ex teritorio Badensi zu Higlitzen” and the Seelenbuch says he was “ex Higlitzen in territorio Badensi”. “Higlitzen” could possibly refer to Hilzingen but is more likely Hügelsheim. Indeed, an annotation in a later hand to the word “Higlitzen”in the first Offenbach marriage record says “wahrscheinlich Hügelsheim bei Rastatt”. There was a Daniel Raidt, son of the weaver Georg Raidt and Catharina Eberhart of Söllingen, who was baptized 8 Dec 1664 in Stollhofen, Baden, to which Catholic parish Hügelsheim belonged until 1707. Hügelsheim had only 10 citizens in 1660 and 30 residents in 1666. Among the Hügelsheim shipworkers mentioned in a list of 1680 are “Hans Jakob Ried, ein Schiffmann,” and “Hans Bastian Ried, ein Schiffmann, der nach Straßburg fährt.” In 1689, Hügelsheim was burned to the ground by the French in the Nine Years' War (also known as the War of the Palatine Succession).

Sources: OFFBCH(⚭1691/Feb13), OFFBCH(⚭1731/May28), OFFBCH(Seelenbuch p181, 249, and here, and here, and here), OFFBCH(Liber Stipitum Familiarum p32 Wagner), WORLDC(Database: kcormack), FSDH(Batch: M99705-1, Origin: Germany-ODM, Film: 247636), IGI(Batch: 7821420, Sheet: 54, Film: 1126362), IGI(Batch: F501257, Sheet: 040, Film: 1396460), PRF(Disc: 129, PIN: 4245147, Submission: MM7H-QZK), GSCHÄF, MAIKOFB(Page: 655, ID: 5029), OFFBCH2(Page: 45), FSBADK(Digital Folder: 007991819, Image: 00084), HÜGELSG(Page: 92, 125, 138, 177)
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Last changed: 24 Jul 2021