George TrautmannAge: 67 years1746–1813
- Name
- George Trautmann
- Given names
- George
- Surname
- Trautmann
- Also known as
- George Troutman
 Birth | 1746 32 38 |
 Birth of a brother | Johann Adam Trautmann May 10, 1763 (Age 17 years) |
| Baptism of a brother | Johann Adam Trautmann May 12, 1763 (Age 17 years) |
| Birth of a sister | Anna Margaretha Trautmann January 23, 1767 (Age 21 years) |
| Baptism of a sister | Anna Margaretha Trautmann January 24, 1767 (Age 21 years) |
| Birth of a brother | Johann Philip Trautmann February 2, 1769 (Age 23 years) |
| Baptism of a brother | Johann Philip Trautmann February 4, 1769 (Age 23 years) |
 Marriage | Anna Margaret Oppenhauser — View this family about 1770 (Age 24 years) |
| Death of a father | Johann Leonhardt Trautmann after 1769 (Age 23 years) |
| Death of a mother | Anna Elisabetha Kahler after 1769 (Age 23 years) |
| Death of a sister | Catharina Elissabeth Trautmann May 11, 1807 (Age 61 years) |
 Death | February 2, 1813 (Age 67 years) |
 Burial | Cemetery - also add to Place of burial: Benjamin Brownfield Family Cemetery |
| Family with parents |
| father |
Johann Leonhardt Trautmann Birth: about 1714 23 18 — Bayern, Germany Death: after 1769 — Frederick, Maryland, United States |
| mother |
Anna Elisabetha Kahler Birth: September 26, 1707 — Bavaria, Germany Death: after 1769 — Frederick, Maryland, United States |
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Marriage: October 12, 1733 — Hessen, Germany |
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1 year elder sister |
Catharina Elissabeth Trautmann Baptism: October 20, 1734 20 27 — Höchst, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany Birth: October 18, 1734 20 27 — Höchst, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany Death: May 11, 1807 — Hessen, Germany |
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4 years elder brother |
John Michael Trautmann Sr Birth: October 28, 1738 24 31 — Bayern, Staudach-Egerndach, Traunstein, Oberbayern, Bavaria, Germany Death: April 13, 1814 — Shepherdsville, Bullitt, Kentucky, United States |
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2 years elder sister |
Margaret Trautmann Birth: about 1740 26 32 — Bavaria, Germany Death: about 1816 |
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1 year elder brother |
George Peter Trautmann Birth: January 13, 1741 27 33 — Bavaria, Germany Death: December 15, 1820 — Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky, United States |
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6 years himself |
George Trautmann Birth: 1746 32 38 — Maryland, United States Death: February 2, 1813 — Georges Township, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States |
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17 years younger brother |
Johann Adam Trautmann Baptism: May 12, 1763 49 55 — Reichelsheim, Reichelsheim (Wetterau), Friedberg, Hessen, Germany Birth: May 10, 1763 49 55 — Reichelsheim, Reichelsheim (Wetterau), Friedberg, Hessen, Germany Death: December 28, 1843 — Neunkirchen, Neunkirchen, Lützelbach, Dieburg, Hessen, Germany |
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4 years younger sister |
Anna Margaretha Trautmann Baptism: January 24, 1767 53 59 — Reichelsheim (Odenwald), Erbach, Starkenburg, Hessen, Germany Birth: January 23, 1767 53 59 — Reichelsheim, Reichelsheim (Odenwald), Erbach, Starkenburg, Hessen, Germany Death: March 1, 1841 — Kirch Beerfurth, Erbach, Hessen, Germany |
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2 years younger brother |
Johann Philip Trautmann Baptism: February 4, 1769 55 61 — Reichelsheim (Odenwald), Erbach, Starkenburg, Hessen, Germany Birth: February 2, 1769 55 61 — Reichelsheim in der Wetterau, Friedberg, Hessen, Germany Death: January 19, 1836 |
| Family with Anna Margaret Oppenhauser |
| himself |
George Trautmann Birth: 1746 32 38 — Maryland, United States Death: February 2, 1813 — Georges Township, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States |
| wife |
Anna Margaret Oppenhauser Baptism: December 2, 1753 — Annville, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States Birth: November 18, 1753 — Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States Death: January 23, 1825 — Georges Township, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States |
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Marriage: about 1770 — Pennsylvania, United States |
George Trautmann has 0 first cousins recorded
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| Source | "Johann Peter Trautmann and His Descendents - History of the Troutman Family of Rowan & Cabarrus Counties, NC" Publication: Independently published (December 22, 2017) |
| Source | "Trautmann Troutman Family 1598-1998" Text: #1 Cover story from book: "This encyclopedic history of the Trautman/Troutman family begins with Michael Trautmann, son of Sebastian and Catherina Trautmann of Schriesheim, Germany. About 150 years later, two of Sebastian's gt-grandsons, Hieronimus and Johannes Trautmann, came to America. This book is their story. Surnames: Anspach, Becker, Beidler, Blatt, Boyer, Dundore, Filbert, Forry, Foster, Gassert, Gerhard, Groff, Killmer, Kintzer, Knoll, Kurr, Leiss, Manbeck, Oxenreider, Reedy, Schoener, Snyder, Spannuth, Stober, Strauss, Wagner, Wertman, Wilhelm, Winter, and Zeller. (885pp. index. hardcover. Author, 1998.)"
https://tulpehockenroots.org/wp/trautmantroutman-family-1598-1998/
#2 Cover story from book: "This new comprehensive history of the Trautman/Troutman family begins with the birth of Michael Trautman, son of Sebastian and Catherina Trautman, about 1598 in the town of Schriesheim near Heidelberg, Germany. About one hundred and fifty years later, two of Sebastian's great-grandsons, Hieronimus and Johannes Trautman, left Schriesheim and came to America Their story fills this encyclopedic volume of nine hundred pages. Johannes Trautman first came to America in 1738; returned to Germany for his brother and married Eva Elisabetha Bauer on April 29, 1742; and on October 7, 1743, arrived in America. Palatine records refer to the brothers Hieronimus and Johannes Trautman as "farmers and vinedressers in poor circumstance, resolved to go to the new land in Pennsylvania." Hieronimus Trautman settled in the area of Schaefferstown, now Lebanon County, Pennsylvania; and Johannes Trautman settled in the area of the St. John's Host Church, now Tulpehocken Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania. Many, many descendants live yet today in these two counties. " |
| Burial | Research from Deanna Kenney:
"...He and his wife, Margaret were originally buried near the fence along the road that runs up the hill to the old Benjamin Brownfield family cemetery in Georges Township, Fayette Co., PA. Around 1965, a coal stripping company accidentally destroyed the original headstones. Because of the isolated location of the original burial site, it was decided to replace the tombstones with a single marker and have it erected on the John Troutman family burial plot in Mt. Moriah Baptist Cemetery...."
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