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Johann Heinrich and family, death 1815
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vnagel2004
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Why "look for the marriage"??? 
You've already kindly been informed about the marriage over a month ago by @kari ....... >>> post #3
You've already kindly been informed about the marriage over a month ago by @kari ....... >>> post #3
Johann Christian Matthes born in 1774
https://www.archion.de/p/49d5b33eff/ I've moved now to Hohebach; to the birth of Johann Christian to Johann Heinrich and Eva Catharina I believe. Does it say where the family came from and where they went to? Many Thanks, Karen.
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Hi Vera, I believe the issue is that I have my Johann Heinrich Matthes confused with another. I have in my records that Johann Heinrich born in 1741 in Dörzbach, died in 1789 in Hohebach and married to Christina Bland . If this is incorrect and that he really died in 1815, married to Eva Catharina; then who is the man who died in 1789?
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I need to try and work this out for certain.
Apologies, Karen.
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I need to try and work this out for certain.
Apologies, Karen.
As @eggi mentioned,
in this record (#1 in your thread) https://www.archion.de/p/4362e597d0/
Eva Catharina, widow of the late Johann Heinrich Matthes, former ‘Lindenwirth’ died in 1815 (not him)
the widow was also called ‘die alte Blankin’
in this record (#1 in your thread) https://www.archion.de/p/4362e597d0/
Eva Catharina, widow of the late Johann Heinrich Matthes, former ‘Lindenwirth’ died in 1815 (not him)
the widow was also called ‘die alte Blankin’
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Blanck is absolutely correct.
See also the 1815 death record of Eva Catharina
... nachgelassene Witwe (vulgo alte Blankin)
....surviving widow (also known as the old Blank woman)...