Wenzlers of BalgheimNews and links from the Wenzlers of Balgheim sitehttp://www.finison.com/phpgedview/2010-09-05T21:38:31+00:00Michael White (c) 2010FeedCreator 1.8.0-dev (http://www.phpgedview.net v4.1 stable)On This Day ...2010-09-06T01:38:30+00:002010-09-06T01:38:30+00:00http://www.finison.com/phpgedview/calendar.php?action=todayMichael Whitehttp://www.finison.com/phpgedview/
]]>GEDCOM Statistics - Wenzlers of Balgheim2007-07-14T04:00:00+00:002007-07-14T04:00:00+00:00http://www.finison.com/phpgedview/index.php?ctype=gedcom#gedcom_statsMichael Whitehttp://www.finison.com/phpgedview/14 July 2007 1387 - Individuals 292 - Families 31 - Sources 34 - Other Records Earliest Birth Year - 1687
Latest Birth Year - 1869
Person who lived the longest - 83
Average age at death - 6
Average number of children per family - 3.36 Most Common Surnames BUTZ, DREHER, DREHERIN, DREYERIN, HAUSER, HAUSERIN, MEYERIN, SCHAEFLE, SCHAEFLIN, WENTZLER, WENTZLERIN, WENTZLERS, WENZLER, WENZLERIN]]>14 July 2007 1387 - Individuals 292 - Families 31 - Sources 34 - Other Records Earliest Birth Year - 1687
Latest Birth Year - 1869
Person who lived the longest - 83
Average age at death - 6
Average number of children per family - 3.36 Most Common Surnames BUTZ, DREHER, DREHERIN, DREYERIN, HAUSER, HAUSERIN, MEYERIN, SCHAEFLE, SCHAEFLIN, WENTZLER, WENTZLERIN, WENTZLERS, WENZLER, WENZLERIN]]>Top 20 Surnames2010-09-06T01:38:31+00:002010-09-06T01:38:31+00:00http://www.finison.com/phpgedview/indilist.phpMichael Whitehttp://www.finison.com/phpgedview/WENZLER [1082] WENTZLER [406] DREHER [71] DREHERIN [34] WENTZLERIN [32] WENZLERIN [31] SCHAEFLE [29] WENTZLERS [26] SCHAEFLIN [10] HAUSERIN [10] DREYERIN [7] HAUSER [6] BUTZ [5] HAUSSERIN [4] DRAYERIN [4] GRAESSERIN [3] BUSCH [3] GRAESERIN [3] HAHN [3] MEYERIN [3] ]]>WENZLER [1082] WENTZLER [406] DREHER [71] DREHERIN [34] WENTZLERIN [32] WENZLERIN [31] SCHAEFLE [29] WENTZLERS [26] SCHAEFLIN [10] HAUSERIN [10] DREYERIN [7] HAUSER [6] BUTZ [5] HAUSSERIN [4] DRAYERIN [4] GRAESSERIN [3] BUSCH [3] GRAESERIN [3] HAHN [3] MEYERIN [3] ]]>Wenzlers of Balgheim2007-07-14T22:56:26+00:002007-07-14T22:56:26+00:00http://www.finison.com/phpgedview/index.php?ctype=gedcom#article7Michael Whitehttp://www.finison.com/phpgedview/
Using these relationships I was able to create quite a few multi-generation linked descendant trees of Wenztlers born around 1700. This was aided by the relative rareness of most names, aside from the most common ones, such as Johannes, Joseph, Mathias, Maria, Anna, etc. In many cases, I was able to merge a spouse in one family with a child in another family even when that persons marriage record did not indicate their parents because the names and dates combined for only one possible match.
There were, however, some cases in which multiple matches were possible, and there were even a few cases of couples with the same names existing within 10 years of each other, which makes it hard or impossible to determine whose children were whose. So, the database is incompletely merged, and there were many families when the records begin, so all Wenzlers are not traced back to one ancestor. There may be people missing because a place was not recorded with their christening record, and I only included records in Balgheim. I noticed this because one of my own Wenzler ancestors was not in the database even though his parents and siblings were. I will try to add these people sometime.]]>
Using these relationships I was able to create quite a few multi-generation linked descendant trees of Wenztlers born around 1700. This was aided by the relative rareness of most names, aside from the most common ones, such as Johannes, Joseph, Mathias, Maria, Anna, etc. In many cases, I was able to merge a spouse in one family with a child in another family even when that persons marriage record did not indicate their parents because the names and dates combined for only one possible match.
There were, however, some cases in which multiple matches were possible, and there were even a few cases of couples with the same names existing within 10 years of each other, which makes it hard or impossible to determine whose children were whose. So, the database is incompletely merged, and there were many families when the records begin, so all Wenzlers are not traced back to one ancestor. There may be people missing because a place was not recorded with their christening record, and I only included records in Balgheim. I noticed this because one of my own Wenzler ancestors was not in the database even though his parents and siblings were. I will try to add these people sometime.]]>