Susanna Sabina Spiegel

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Bad Wildbad, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Hans Philipp Spiegel

Notes:

Johann Philipp Spiegel was born at Nagold, Württemberg, 1644, son of Johann Albrecht Spiegel and Anna Magdalena, but as a young man moved to Wildbad (now Bad Wildbad) about 15 km north of Nagold. He married there and like his father and many of his brothers, was a barber-surgeon for the town. He died at a relatively young age, leaving a widow and several children.

Sources
Birth and Baptism: Kirchenbuch II (Parish Register), 1628-1808, Evangelische Kirche Nagold, LDS film #1201923, register unpaged, image 358 in microfilm.
Prof. Dr. Burkhart Oertel, Ortssippenbuch der Oberamstadt Nagold Kreis Calw in Württemberg, Teil I: 1560-1910, Neubiberg (1991), p. 319.
Marriage and death: Kirchenbuch (Parish Register) Evangelische Kirche Wildbad 1558-1808, LDS film #1056804.
Marriage and baptismal records for his family are also found in "Nerenstetten, Wettingen und Wildbad:" Tote u. Familienbücher: 1588-1800, family group #731. Evangelische Landeskirchlische Archiv, Stuttgart. FHL microfilm #2271234, digital image #629 at "Württemberg, Germany Family Tables, 1580-1985," at Ancestry.com.

Johann married Barbara Seyfried on 29 Jan 1666 in Bad Wildbad, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany. Barbara was born on 18 May 1644 in Bad Wildbad, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Bad Wildbad, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany

Notes:

Johann Albrecht Spiegel was born at Nagold in 1605, son of Hans Spiegel and Anna Baur He lived at Nagold, Württemberg, where he was a "Bader" (barber surgeon) and may have apprenticed with his older half-brother, Ludwig, who was also a "Bader" at Nagold. Albrecht married twice and was father of 17 children, many of whom died in infancy. Two died in a plague epidemic in the fall of 1635 (one of the worst years of the Thirty Years War), then his first wife and two more children died in January, 1638. All of his surviving sons became barber-surgeons, the oldest son remained in Nagold, the others settled in nearby towns.

Sources
Taufbuch und Ehe Buch (Baptismal and Marriage Register), 1560-1626, Evangelische Kirche Nagold, 1560-1898, LDS film #1201923, p. 191 in Register. Digital image at Ancestry.com: https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/61023/1201923-00195?pid=9497151&treeid=&personid=&rc=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=EVG21331&_phstart=successSource#?imageId=1201923-00190
Totenbuch (Death Register), 1628-1893, Evangelische Kirche, Nagold, 1560-1898, LDS microfilm #1201925, p. 131 in Register, Digital image at Ancestry.com: https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/61023/1201925-00957?pid=10490045&treeid=&personid=&rc=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=EVG21335&_phstart=successSource#?imageId=1201925-00972
Prof. Dr. Burkhart Oertel, Ortssippenbuch der Oberamtsstadt NAGOLD, Kreis Calw in Württemberg, Teil I: Die Kernstadt 1560-1910. Neubiberg (1991), #5512, p. 319.