Relatives of Leo and Mary Ternes Diederich (2016) - Person Sheet
NameMatthias Hilgert 
Death15 Sep 1724, Metternich, Muenstermaifeld, Mayen-Koblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Spouses
Birthabt 14 Dec 1666, Lasserg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Baptism14 Dec 1666, St. Martin and St. Severus Church, Muenstermaifeld, Mayen-Koblenz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death26 Mar 1741, Lasserg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
FatherSeverus Ackermann (~1636-<1705)
MotherBarbara (~1641-~1679)
Marriageabt 1702
Notes for Matthias Hilgert
Source: Records of St. Martin and St. Severus Catholic Church in Muenstermaifeld. Source of the date and place of his death: Manfred Ruettgers.
He may have been a baptismal sponsor in 1692 for Matthias, the son of Johann Hilgert and Agnes Kevenheim of Metternich.
He may have been a baptismal sponsor in 1692 for Matthias, the son of Johann Hilgert and Agnes Kevenheim of Metternich.
Notes for Maria (Spouse 1)
Source of information for Maria and her marriages: Manfred Ruettgers and the records of St. Martin and St. Severus Catholic Church in Muenstermaifeld. Source of the information about her baptismal sponsors: FB Muenstermaifeld.
Her baptismal sponsors were Matthias Beyer from Ringelstein and Maria, the wife of Christophor Wirscheim of Macken.
She was a baptismal sponsor in 1696 for Ludwig, the son of Peter Weber and Anna Kevenheim of Lasserg, and in 1697 for Maria Ackermann, the daughter of her sister Anna Ackermann of Lasserg and Johann Lelmann of Scheidterhof, Gondorf, Kobern.
Maria was a widow living in Lasserg when she married Johann Polcher in 1698.
The death record gave her name as Anna Maria.
Her baptismal sponsors were Matthias Beyer from Ringelstein and Maria, the wife of Christophor Wirscheim of Macken.
She was a baptismal sponsor in 1696 for Ludwig, the son of Peter Weber and Anna Kevenheim of Lasserg, and in 1697 for Maria Ackermann, the daughter of her sister Anna Ackermann of Lasserg and Johann Lelmann of Scheidterhof, Gondorf, Kobern.
Maria was a widow living in Lasserg when she married Johann Polcher in 1698.
The death record gave her name as Anna Maria.