Continuing the births (technically baptisms) at Unteroewisheim in the period 1630 to 1689, we have:
Laur, Lautermann Laye, Leissler or Leisner, Lemmius, Leauhart, Leuhelin, Leugner or Lugner, Lentz, Lindemann, Loeffler, Lareth, Lutz, Machel, Malensheimer, Marggraf, Mark or Marp, Martin, Matter, Mahen, Mark, Markel, Messlauen, Metzger or Metzeger or Mezler, MOTZ, Meyeer (that is, the y is umlauted, ÿ - Meÿeer), Meyerer, Meder, Mayeling, Machel or Magel, Mohr, ?, Mueller, Masculus, Nagel, Nauer, Nussert, Oberist, Eberlin cf Aberlin, Of, Offner, Oldenberg, ?, Pflaum, Ponsterlin or Pilsterlin, Raili, Raue, Ratzmann, Rehelein, Reinhard, Reiher, Reht, Rinde, Rinb or Rinp, Rikhart, Ridbeger or Rinpperger, Roch, Rothe, Rued.
Sachats, Sarter, Sauer, SAUTER, ?, Schaberg, Schaf, Schedel, Scheffer, Scheidler, Schenk, Schenkel, ?, SCHOEN, Schmidt, Schmidtberg, Schmidtbutz, Schmidtguetz, Schobert, Schneider, Schol, Schuetz, Schulthesis, Schulz, Scherarz, Schwarz, Schweiker, Schwichfer, Seuter, Seuffers, ?, Sorg, Sorn, Speidel, Speegel, or Spengeler or Speegler, Spiegel, Spihler, Stalker, Stengel, Stett, Stori or Storr, Stolzenberger, Stulmueller, Teschner, Theobald, ?, Tochter, Toenz, Tubach, ?, ?, Vanhart, Vesheimer, Vimpelin, Voger cf Boyer, Vogtlin, Vod, Wagner, Waldman, Wader, Wefinger, Welber, Weiss, Wefer or Wessner, Widmann, Winterfuss, ZIEGLER, Zeiler, Zeiter, Zipperlin, Zoller.
More births follow but no dates, only page numbers are given:
Ackermann, Ancheland, Anselm, Antocher, Appel, Appelhauser, Arnold, Arzt, Aspekk, Azisberger, Balduef, Banner or Banhart or Banhartz, Bartholomae, Batz, Batt cf Datt, Baumann, Baur, Bechtold, BEKER, BENDER, Benz, Berost, Bertlin, Bertph, Betzer, Betzler, Beutt, Beschenberg, Beriger or Beriniger, Bindrman, Birger, Boyer, Boehli or Behlin, Boelsterlin cf Poelsterlin, Bock, Bolz, Bodt, Bornhusser, Bopher, Botz, Borer, Brenken or Brinkher, Brinclin, Brar cf Grau, Bretzer or Bretzher, Brodbek, Brinderer, Branner, Bub, Bueger, Burgkhard, Buissmann, Buz, Carli, Candel, Cangelmann, Cellarious, CLEE, Conrad, Cloer, Dadt, Datt, Dhat, Damman, Daind, Danieth, Demger, Denzel, Denger, Deuchler, Dobel, Dochter, Dahtermann, Deschner, Doll or Doller, Domm, Dollberger, Dressler, Duell, Duerr, ?, Eberlin, Eberhard, Eckp, Edelmann, ELER, [Aylor?], Elmenbichich, Engelfried, Entzberger, Erbe, Erhard, Ernst, Erpft, Erwin, Esch, Faber, Felder, Feuchtner, Fider, Finss, Fimpelin, Finerstein, FISCHER cf Vischer, Fled, Fragstetter, Friedemich, Furder, Gadderer, Gallus or Galli or Gader or Gull, Gaus, Gaut cf Haut, Geiger, Gentner, GERHARD, Germann, Gerung, Gessner, Gimbel, Glattader, Glued, Goldschmidt, ?, Gopperich, Gord, Gotz, Gran or Gram, Grein, Graeter, Greinagel, Graitner or Greitner, Gro or Grohn, Gruben, Grummicher, Guenther, Gutter.
(23 Oct 06)
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