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Anna Margaretha Priester (Köhler)

Also Known As: "Koehler", "Cöler"
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Birthplace: Illenschwang, Wittelshofen, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
Death: November 25, 1652 (45)
Crailsheim, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Wendelin Köhler and Maria Köhler
Wife of Johann Burkhard Meelführer and Wolfgang Heinrich Priester
Mother of Marie Sophie Stahl and Anna Margaretha Textor

Occupation: Pfarrerstochter
Managed by: Tobias Rachor (C)
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About Anna Margaretha Priester

Ur-Ur-Ur-Großmutter von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (durch ihre Ehe mit Wolf(gang) Heinrich Priester sowie Großmutter von Georg Ernst Stahl (durch ihre Ehe mit Johann Burkhard Meelführer). Somit sind Goethe und Stahl miteinander verwandt.

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Anna Margaretha Priester's Timeline

1607
October 7, 1607
Birth of Anna Margaretha Priester
Illenschwang, Wittelshofen, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
1635
May 16, 1635
Birth of Marie Sophie Stahl
1640
July 17, 1640
Birth of Anna Margaretha Textor
Crailsheim, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
1652
November 25, 1652
Age 45
Death of Anna Margaretha Priester
Crailsheim, Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
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