Leo Diederich and Mary Ternes Relatives--Details (revised) - Person Sheet
Leo Diederich and Mary Ternes Relatives--Details (revised) - Person Sheet
NameAnna Katharine Hammes 
BirthVilla Martental, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death11 Jan 1758, Hof Stiltzhausen, Klotten, Cochem-Zell, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
FatherGeorg Hammes (-1740)
MotherBarbara (-1756)
Spouses
Birthabt 1720, Hof Stiltzhausen, Klotten, Cochem-Zell, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death2 Jul 1772, Hof Stiltzhausen, Klotten, Cochem-Zell, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
FatherNikolaus Claas (1683-1742)
MotherAnna Maria Laubach (1684-1745)
Marriage19 Feb 1743, Villa Martental, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
ChildrenJohann Peter (1744-1752)
Anna Elisabeth (1745-1757)
Johann Anton (1746-<1747)
Johann Anton (1747-)
Anna Maria (1750-)
Maria (1751-)
Gertrud (1752-)
Anna (1753-)
Johann (1756-)
Jakob (1758-1843)
Notes for Anna Katharine Hammes
Source: Records of St. Laurentius Catholic Church in Masburg and of St. Maximin Catholic Church in Klotten.
Anna Katharine’s brother Anton married Johann’s sister Gertrud at Villa Martental on the same day as Anna Katharine’s and Johann’s wedding.
The name on the death record was Katharine Claas of Stiltzhausen.
Anna Katharine’s brother Anton married Johann’s sister Gertrud at Villa Martental on the same day as Anna Katharine’s and Johann’s wedding.
The name on the death record was Katharine Claas of Stiltzhausen.
Notes for Johann (Spouse 1)
Source: Records of St. Maximin Catholic Church in Klotten
His name was also spelled Claasen. Johann lived in Stiltzhausen where he was a hofmann (overseer) from about 1744 to 1772. Johann and Anna Katharine may have been married in Martendahl. Johann Claas and Sophie Jungclas required a dispensation to marry for grade 3 affinity, a situation that would have resulted if Sophie and Anna Katharine were 2nd cousins or if Johann and Sophie were second cousins. Four of Johann’s children died in March 1771.
Johann was a baptismal sponsor in 1740 for Johann, son of Peter Laubach and Maria Deusen of Villa Sommet. He may have been a second cousin of the child.
His name was also spelled Claasen. Johann lived in Stiltzhausen where he was a hofmann (overseer) from about 1744 to 1772. Johann and Anna Katharine may have been married in Martendahl. Johann Claas and Sophie Jungclas required a dispensation to marry for grade 3 affinity, a situation that would have resulted if Sophie and Anna Katharine were 2nd cousins or if Johann and Sophie were second cousins. Four of Johann’s children died in March 1771.
Johann was a baptismal sponsor in 1740 for Johann, son of Peter Laubach and Maria Deusen of Villa Sommet. He may have been a second cousin of the child.