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Registered:
The
International Register
of Arms, 4th July 2014.
Registration No. 0313.
(Vol.2)
Arms: Sable, a narrow
pall inverted between
three triple leaved
willow branches
stalked Or.
Crest:
A demi-stag
salient Sable unglued
and attired Or, the hide
of the beast forming the
mantling Sable doubled
Or.
Assumed:
Circa.1700: Jakob
Weidle, *Stammheim,
Calw, July 19th,1670 and
December 3rd,1740;
Gerlingen.
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Jakob
Weidle was born
in Stammheim
,Calw, Germany
July 19th,1670
and died in
Gerlingen,
Stuttgart,
Germany on
December 3rd
1740. He was
married in the
town of
Gerlingen on
February
22nd,1698 to
Anna Queck, born
in Gerlingen,
Germany April
3rd 1666 died in
Gerlingen,
Germany May 8th
1724.
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Children:
Anna Catharina
Weidle, July 4th
1700- December
13th 1755.
Jacob Weidle, July
5th 1706- July 5th
1706.
Johann (Hans)
Jakob Weidle,
January 12th 1710-
April 25th 1788 |
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Originating
from Stammheim,
Calw, winery
owner, Jakob
Weidle, was the
founder of the
Weidle
family-line in
Gerlingen.
Through his son,
Johann Jakob
Weidle, he had
16
grandchildren.
Many of his
descendants
still live in
Gerlingen, but
since the 19th
century they can
also be found in
the United
States of
America in
Lancaster
County, Lebanon
County, Venango
County,
Pennsylvania, as
well as in
Newark, New
Jersey and other
states and
countries of the
US.
The coat of arms
of winery owner
Jakob Weidle,
originally a
house mark
(shield alone),
has been used
since
approximately
1700 as a signet
and it can still
be found today
on an old
farmhouse near
Gerlingen.
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