Chapter 26.0
Klemens Quanz
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Descendants of Klemens** Quanz
Generation No. 1
1. KLEMENS**1
QUANZ was born WFT Est. 1649-1681 in - - 16 is all I have, and this is probably
wrong, and died WFT Est. 1706-1768. He married MARIA** EVA BRAMBACH May 1701 in
St. Emmerans Parish, Mainz, Germany.
Notes for
KLEMENS** QUANZ:
He is listed as the father of Franz Friedrich Quanz, who I
believe, but am not absolutely sure was the father of Franz Quanz, as it is
possible that Franz and Franz Friedrich are the same person. The dates seem right
for this possibility - conjecture is mine -He is a direct ancestor. All
information on him came from the City Archives in Mainz, Germany in 1989 MMK
was told by the archivist that the family does not go back any farther in their
records and presumably, they came to Mainz from some other place before this
person arrived in Mainz. He could not have been born in 1716 and married in
1701. Some date is not correct. 1616 doesn't work or he would have been 85 when
married! His birth date could have been 1676 - the 76 could have looked like 16
in old records that are fading. MORE RESEARCH NEEDS TO BE DONE ON THIS. That
would have made him 25 at marriage - more logical.
Facts about this
person:
Christening 1716
On the 16 is
legible in the records - birth date
Burial May 1701
Married - St. Emmerans Parish, Mainz, Germany
This information
was published on Genealogy.com in Family file Klemens Quanz v57t1889.FTW.
More About KLEMENS** QUANZ:
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Child of KLEMENS** QUANZ
and MARIA** BRAMBACH is:
2. i. FRANZ** FRIEDRICH2 QUANZ,
b. WFT Est. 1695-1724, St. Emmerans, Mainz, Germany;
d. WFT Est. 1749-1809.
Generation No. 2
2. FRANZ**
FRIEDRICH2 QUANZ (KLEMENS**1) was born WFT
Est. 1695-1724 in St. Emmerans, Mainz, Germany, and
died WFT Est. 1749-1809. He married MARGARETHA** BREIDENBACH May 29, 1744 in
Parish of St. Quintin, Mainz, Germany.
Notes for
FRANZ** FRIEDRICH QUANZ:
Quanz was
sometimes spelled Quantz. In Mainz Cty Archives, MMK
was told Franz QUANZ and Franz Friedrich QUANZ could be the same person. He is
a direct ancestor. His occupation is listed in the Mainz city archives as:
Civilian and Bender. Apparently not all of the population in
those days born in Germany were automatically considered civilians. To
be a civilian meant that he was at a higher status level than most, that he had
a financial background, and that he had more responsibility ( and I think that
he could vote, whereas non civilians could not - though I'm not sure of this -
MMK's note) A bender makes barrels. It would seem, in light of the above, that
he probably owned a barrel making business and hired others. There was a QUANZ,
Franz Friedrich, born 5 October 1718 in St. Emmerans.
I do not know if this is the same person as the above Franz Quanz. Nothing more
was listed for this one, except that his father was QUANZ, Klemens - married in
May, 1701 to BRAMBACH, Maria Eva.
Notes for
MARGARETHA** BREIDENBACH:
No middle
name was given in the records in Mainz. She is a direct ancestor. She was a
widow at the time of this marriage, and would have been 26 years old at this
marriage. It is conjectured by MMK, who got the data about her in Mainz,
Germany at the city archives, that she may be the person who was related to the
Archbishop of Mainz - whose hyphenated name was Joseph Emmerich
Burresheim-Breitbach, also listed as Breidenbach. Since her children by this
marriage would be direct descendants of Anna Margaretha Schwarz, and she was
the great niece of an Archbishop of Mainz. How Margaretha Breidenbach, if she was the Archbishop's relative was
related we don't yet know. She could have been his mother (look up his birth
date) or a niece.
Child of
FRANZ** QUANZ and MARGARETHA** BREIDENBACH is:
3. i. GEORG** JOHANN3 QUANZ, b.
May 05, 1745, Parish of St. Quintin, Mainz, Germany;
d. February 24, 1794, Parish of St. Quintin, Mainz,
Germany.
Generation No. 3
3. GEORG**
JOHANN3 QUANZ (FRANZ** FRIEDRICH2, KLEMENS**1)
was born May 05, 1745 in Parish of St. Quintin,
Mainz, Germany, and died February 24, 1794 in Parish of St. Quintin,
Mainz, Germany. He married JULIANNA** MITTENMAYER November 21, 1774 in Parish
of St. Quintin, Mainz, Germany.
Notes for
GEORG** JOHANN QUANZ:
In the city
Archives of Mainz, Germany, Georg's last name is spelled Quantz.
His birth
date and place, marriage date and place are from the City Archives in Mainz,
Germany. His death date and place are from MJC (QUANZ) SCHWARZ.
Notes for
JULIANNA** MITTENMAYER:
Julianna's name is listed as MITTELMAYER in the Mainz City Archives, but as
MITTENMAYER by JMC (QUANZ) SCHWARZ. She also gave her death date.
Child of
GEORG** QUANZ and JULIANNA** MITTENMAYER is:
i. JACOB**4 QUANZ, b. February
08, 1779, Mainz, Germany - (see notes); d. December 04, 1835, Mainz, Germany;
m. CHRISTINA** JOSEPHA LEIDEN, February 15, 1809, Parish of St. Quintin, Mainz, Germany.
Notes for JACOB** QUANZ:
His name has also been listed as QUANTZ. He is a direct ancestor.
He was 30 years old when he was married, or 28, according to the
Mainz
City Archives, which states he was born in 1781. According to MJC
(QUANZ) SCHWARZ, he was born in 1779. If he died at age 56, she is correct and
the Archives are in error.
Did these two go to live with Apollonia
and Johann KONIG in Mainz in
their "old" age? See note about Valentina
QUANZ.
His death date is by MJC (QUANZ) SCHWARZ .
His age at death was 56 by MJC (QUANZ) SCHWARZ'S information, but
was 54
by information from the Mainz City Archives. (see
birth dates)
Facts about this person:
Christening February 08, 1780/81
Born -Mainz, Germany
Burial February 15, 1808/09
Married - LEIDEN, Christina Josepha
Baptism December 04, 1835
Died
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Notes for CHRISTINA** JOSEPHA LEIDEN:
She is a direct ancestor. Her mother was Apolonia
(KARLIN) LEIDEN and
her father was Franz LEIDEN, Burgomeister
of Niederrolm, Germany. It is unclear as to whether
she was born in Niederrolm, Germany or Mainz. The
City Archives of Mainz indicates she was born in Mainz, Germany, but since she
lived in Niederrolm before her marriage, she may have
been born there.
She was 22 years old when she was married Jacob QUANZ.
Christina Josepha (LEIDEN) QUANZ was the mother of Maria Josepha
Christina QUANZ, and was 42 years old when Maria Johepha Christina QUANZ
was born; Maria was her last child to be born.
Information about her was obtained from records by Maria Josepha
Christina SCHWARZ and given to her daughter, Anna Margaretha
(SCHWARZ)
KERTH after she was married, as she was going to live in the
United
States, and her mother did not want her to forget who her family were for
several generations. She copied the information from a large family
genealogy in book form, which ultimately became lost. It is believed the
book went to Aunt Katie ( a sister of A.M.(SCHWARZ) KERTH) and was
somehow lost. Other information was obtained from the City Archives in
Mainz, Germany, when Margaret (MANSLEY) KRANICH visited that city.
The name LEIDEN suggests that the family, back in history, may
have come
from that city in Holland, as families often received their surnames
from
the cities of their birth, but no proof has ever been found to
support
this.
She was 52 years old when she died, according to the Mainz City
Archives. Poor thing, she was all worn out from having and raising
babies! According to the Mainz City Archives, she had 11 children.
An aunt of hers was the mother of relatives, by the name of Beck,
who were living in America (information from MJC (QUANZ) SCHWARZ in a letter to
her daughter, Anna Margaretha (SCHWARZ) KERTH.
Facts about this person:
Christening January 15, 1786/87
Probably in Neiderolm - lived there
prior to marriage.
Burial February 15, 1808/09
Parish of St. Quintin, Mainz, Germany
(Mainz archives)
Baptism February 17, 1838/39
Died - in Mainz, Germany, at age 22
Confirmation February 15, 1808/09
Married - at age 22; place unknown
More About CHRISTINA** JOSEPHA LEIDEN:
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