Agnes Haeger Pedigree

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Agnes
Haeger
Rev.
Johann Henrich
Haeger
Anna Catharina
Friesenhagen
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Anna Catharina Friesenhagen [Haeger]100
Born: 24 MAY 1663; Freudenberg, Nassau-Siegen, Germany
Died: AFT 1733; VA Colony
Christened: 31 MAY 1663
Immigrated: 1714
Married Rev. Johann Henrich Haeger (3 DEC 1678; Siegen, Nassau-Sigen, Germany100)
Children: Johann Henrich II, Johann Jacob, Rev. Johann Friedrich, Elsbeth, Johannes, Anna Maria, Johann Moritz, Johannes, Agnes, Johann Henrich, Anna Katharina, Johann
Notes: The surname comes from the village of Friesenhagen 9-10 miles west of Siegen. 100

Agnes Haeger [Fischbach]53, 100
Born: 26 OCT 1697; Siegen, Nassau-Siegen, Germany100
Died: VA Colony
Christened: 1697
Immigrated: 1714
Father: Rev. Johann Henrich Haeger
Mother: Anna Catharina Friesenhagen
Married Johannes "John" Fischbach (1714; VA Colony100)
Children: Jane, John Frederick, John Jacob, Harmon
Rev. Johann Henrich Haeger100
Born: 1644; Antzhausen, Nassau-Siegen, Germany
Died: 1737; Prince William Co., VA Colony
Christened: 27 AUG 1644; Netphen, Germany100
Immigrated: 1714
Married Anna Catharina Friesenhagen (3 DEC 1678; Siegen, Nassau-Sigen, Germany100)
Children: Johann Henrich II, Johann Jacob, Rev. Johann Friedrich, Elsbeth, Johannes, Anna Maria, Johann Moritz, Johannes, Agnes, Johann Henrich, Anna Katharina, Johann
Notes: Henrich Haeger taught at the Gymnasium (Latin School) in Siegen, where he had himself been a student, from 1678-1703. In 1703 he became the pastor of Oberfischbach, a position from which he retired in 1711 due to ill health.

The name may have come from the ancient town of Haiger, which is south of Nassau-Siegen. 100, 100





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