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Certificate of 1852
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Johann Fuchs von Bamberg certificate, circa 1564-1576
Certificate on parchment. Water damage has rendered much of the text illegible, but in the final paragraph, Bamberg identifies himself as an imperial notary public and affirms that he has written this document. With the document is a leaf with the bookplate of President White Library at Cornell University mounted on it. In a pencilled note at the top of the page, George Lincoln Burr writes, "The document in which this volume is bound is a Bamberg Urkunde of the time of Maximilian II. But only the end of the document and the notaries' certificates are here." Burr also notes the book's original Harris call number, 3695 A53.
Gesammelte Schriften Des Johann Nep. V. Fuchs
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Fox Tales
Johannes Fuchs was born ca. 1672-5. He married (1) Margarethe before 1702 and (2) Anna Barbara Bouffei. He later died in 1741 in Urexweiler, Saarland, Germany. Some descendants immigrated to the U.S. One was Nikolaus Rohner (1791-1857),who was born in 1791 in Urexweiler. He came to the U.S. in 1837 and eventually settled in Hocking County, Ohio. Several other descendants also settled in Hocking County, including Johann Lorenz Rectenwald (in 1849) with some siblings; Johann Georg Fuchs (John G. Fox) (1834-1911) with brothers Nicolaus (1838-1884), Jacob (1845-1920), and parents Jakob and Anna Maria Kelin Fuchs; and Wilhelm Zewe (Savey) and Anna Maria Fuchs.
Ernst Fuchs, Austria
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