Moernach, Haut-Rhin, Alsace - Families and Names from Records
Compiled by Brian J. Smith - May, 2002

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On this page, microfilm numbers and film numbers refer to FHL catalog numbers. For more information, see Family History Library (FHL).

I searched the microfilm records of Moernach, a village in Haut-Rhin (Alsace), France, hoping to find a record of my ancestors Peter Schneider and Barbara Klein. Although the surname SCHNEIDER appears in the Moernach records, I did not find a record of my ancestors there. Therefore, I believe that my ancestors did not originate in Moernach.

Nevertheless, I have preserved my findings on this page for future reference, and to assist other researchers. I have only recorded names of interest to me -- SCHNEIDER, primarily. I have not recorded every instance of these surnames.

FHL Microfilm 738272 - Moernach - Tables Décenniales (Ten-Year Indexes) 1823-1872, Marriages 1813, 1821-1852, and Births 1793-1862

Marriages

• I looked only at the period 1813-1832
• 1813 #14 - Jaques SHUCHTY and Catherine WILLIG
• Records for 1814-1820 are missing
• 16-Aug-1830 #9 - Jean SCHNEIDER and Victoire ENDERLIN
  • Son of Francois Joseph SCHNEIDER and Anne Marie HEIMIS
• 01-Jun-1831 #4 - Joseph BOETSCH and Therese SCHNEIDER
  • Daughter of Francois Joseph SCHNEIDER and Anne Marie HEIMIS
• 1832 #1 - Leger ENDERLIN and Therese WILLIG

Births

• I looked only at the period 1811-1832
• 19-Jul-1811 - Francois Joseph SCHNEIDER
• 18-Nov-1823 - Jean George MISSERE
  • Son of Ambrois MISSERE (age 24) and Madelaine BRENNER
  • Information provided by Diane Strickler of Waterloo County, Ontario:
    • George MISSERE appears in the records of Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada
  • Information from family trees online at Ancestry.com:
    • Married Maria Carolina FRANK 03-Feb-1863 in Waterloo County, Ontario
    • Died 18-Mar-1912 in Bruce County, Ontario
• 26-Sep-1832 - Francois Joseph SCHNEIDER
  • Son of Jean SCHNEIDER (age 28) and Victoire ENDERLIN (age 32)

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