Relatives of Leo and Mary Ternes Diederich (2016) - Person Sheet
NameAnna Maria Lauxen 
Birth1712, Neidhof, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death17 Dec 1776, Kavelocherhof, Klotten, Cochem-Zell, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
FatherMaternus Lauxen (1667-1743)
MotherAnna Katharine Claas (1685-1744)
Spouses
Birth20 Jan 1701, Kavelocherhof, Klotten, Cochem-Zell, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death5 Apr 1772, Kavelocherhof, Klotten, Cochem-Zell, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
FatherWilhelm Suesterhenn (-1725)
MotherBarbara Moentenich (~1651-1723)
ChildrenAnna Maria (1730-)
Johann (1731-<1777)
Albert (Hubert) (1734-)
Andreas (1736-1793)
Matthias (1739-)
Nikolaus (1742-)
Jakob (1746-1824)
Heinrich (1748-)
Peter Joseph (1751-)
Anton (1753-1829)
Notes for Anna Maria Lauxen
Source: Records of St. Maximin Catholic Church in Klotten and of St. Servatius Catholic Church in Landkern.
Anton and Anna Maria had eleven children. She may have been the baptismal sponsor in 1735 for Michael Lauxen, son of Johann Lauxen and Gertrud Knoper of Wirfus.
Anton and Anna Maria had eleven children. She may have been the baptismal sponsor in 1735 for Michael Lauxen, son of Johann Lauxen and Gertrud Knoper of Wirfus.
Notes for Anton (Spouse 1)
Source: Records of St. Maximin Catholic Church in Klotten and of St. Servatius Catholic Church in Landkern.
His baptismal sponsors were Anton Claas of Annischerhof and Maria Suesterhenn. Anton Claas of Annischerhof was born in 1680 to Johann Heinrich Claas and Maria Katharine Kraemer of Annischerhof. Anton Suesterhenn was a villicus (overseer) of Kavelocherhof that was owned by the Baron of Gymnich.
He was the baptismal sponsor in 1729 for Anton Lauxen, son of Peter Lauxen and Gertrud of Villa Beauweiler, Landkern.
His baptismal sponsors were Anton Claas of Annischerhof and Maria Suesterhenn. Anton Claas of Annischerhof was born in 1680 to Johann Heinrich Claas and Maria Katharine Kraemer of Annischerhof. Anton Suesterhenn was a villicus (overseer) of Kavelocherhof that was owned by the Baron of Gymnich.
He was the baptismal sponsor in 1729 for Anton Lauxen, son of Peter Lauxen and Gertrud of Villa Beauweiler, Landkern.