8052. Bernhard GRAPPEN (15). Pasteur à Lisselheim (Leiselheim - Brisgau). Décédé avant 1562 date ou son épouse Rachel se remarie avec Adolf Zinszner à Strasbourg. Probablement né à Pfullendorf (Lac de Constance). He was married to Rachel MUELHAUSER.
8053.
Rachel MUELHAUSER died about 1580. Her son herited from his parents
at Pfullendorf in 1580. This might be the date of Rachel's death. She was first
married with Bernhard Grapp (Grappen) who was a Protestant pastor, citizen of
the city of Pfullendorf close to the lake of Konstanz. Bernhard was active in
Lissenheim, a small village close to the city of Worms. Widowed, Rachel moved
with her son Wendel into the city of Strasbourg where she became a burger in
1562 as she married Adolf Zinszner. From her second marriage she got a son named
Hans Adolf. Hans Adolf became a typograph. Her first son Wendel became a famous
painter. He took the name of Wendel Dietterlin. Before he died, in 1599, he completed
his last book about Architectura. Rachel is the common ancestor of all known
Zins(s)(z)ners. His son Wendel Dietterlin was found to be one of the ancestor
of Albert Schweitzer, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952. Thus all
Zinszner of the same generation as Roger Zinszner born 1952, are cousin at the
11th degree with Albert Schweitzer. Their common ancestor is Rachel Grappen.
The Strassburger Burgerbuch notes.
"1562, Zinstag den 20. januarii: Rahel Mülhauserin, weyland Herrn Bernhardt
Grapen, des Predikanten zu Lisselheim, seilg nachgelassene Witwe hott das Burgrecht
kaufft und dient zu den Winstichern" Children were:
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Wendel (Wendel I) GRAPP (DIETTERLIN).
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