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Appolonia Engle Dosenbau Brandstetter

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Appolonia Egle (Eigle) Dosenbau Brandstetter was born on November 18, 1662 at 10:00 at night, in Aichau, Ansbach, Bayern, Germany. Her parents were Simon and Maria Egle. Simon was a farmer. She was named for her godmother whose name was also Appolonia.

She married Johann Dosenbau on November 18, 1690 in Aichau. His father was Simon Dosenbaum. He was a carpenter.

She married Andreas Sigismund Brandstetter in 1692. Their children and life together are described in detail in the section on Andreas and Appolonia Brandstetter.

She became a widow when Andreas died on March 16, 1721/22. She died on March 19, 1742.
Children of Andreas Sigismund Brandstetter
and Appolonia Egle Dosenbau
  • Johann Michael Brandstetter
  • Johann Jacob Brandstetter
  • Johann Adam Brandstetter
  • Anna Barbara Brandstetter
  • Johann Andreas Brandstetter
  • Johann Simon Brandstetter
  • Johann Jacob Brandstetter
  • Johann Mathias Brandstetter
  • Johannes Brandstetter
  • Eva Barbara Brandstetter Myer
  • Maria Barbara Brandstetter
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    Ansbach or Anspach is a town in Bavaria, Germany. It is the capital of Middle Franconia. Ansbach is 25 miles southwest of Nuremberg and 90 miles north of Munich, on the Fränkische Rezat, a tributary of the Main.
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