Individual Details
Johannes Christian Lambert "Johannes" Broschart
(By 9 May 1752 - 19 Jan 1809)
Events
| Birth | By 9 May 1752 | Kreuzhof (north), Pfalz, Bayern (now Kreuzhof village in Niederkirchen, Kaiserslautern (dist.), Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany) |  | ||
| Baptism | 9 May 1752 | Kreuzhof (north), Pfalz, Bayern (now Kreuzhof village in Niederkirchen, Kaiserslautern (dist.), Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany) | |  | |
| Religion | 1752 | Roman catholic | | ||
| Occupation | 1790 | senator - Rockenhausen, Pfalz, Bayern (now Rockenhausen, Donnersbergkreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany) | | ||
| Occupation | From 1800 to 1809 | müller (miller), owner and operator of the mill - Obermühle (upper mill), Rockenhausen, Pfalz, Bayern (now Rockenhausen, Donnersbergkreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany) | | | |
| Death | 19 Jan 1809 | Obermühle (upper mill), Rockenhausen, Pfalz, Bayern (now Rockenhausen, Donnersbergkreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany) | | ||
| Marriage | Catharina Denzer | |
Families
| Spouse | Catharina Denzer ( - ) |
| Child | Maria Agnes Broschard (1785 - ) |
| Child | Maria Elisabetha Broschard (1787 - ) |
| Child | Johannes Broschard (1790 - ) |
| Child | Anna Maria Broschard (1801 - ) |
| Child | Johann Philipp "Philipp" Broschard (1803 - ) |
| Child | Ludwig Broschard (1804 - ) |
| Child | Johanna Broschart (1806 - ) |
| Child | Susanna Broschard (1807 - 1871) |
| Child | Catharina Broschard (1807 - ) |
| Father | Lambert Broschart (1706 - 1761) |
| Mother | Anna Catharina Laninger (1732 - 1760) |
| Sibling | Johann Noé Broschart (1755 - 1805) |
| Sibling | Johann Adam Broschart (1756 - ) |
| Sibling | Johann Philipp Broschart (1757 - 1815) |
Notes
Birth
Birth place assumed to be where baptism occurred.Baptism
"in sacello s. crucem" (in the chapel of the Holy Cross). Godparents are Johann Christian Kremb and his wife Anna Margaretha, widow of John Jacob Laninger.Occupation
Johannes C.L. Broschart inherited Obermühle from his uncle Johannes Laninger in 1800. His uncle died childless, and the next heir was his nephew Johannes C. L., oldest son of his uncle's deceased sister Anna Catharina Laninger. After Johannes C. L. died, operation of the mill was continued by his son Johann Philipp Broschard. The mill was sold at auction in 1826, and the proceeds were divided equally between the heir's children. John Adam Huechert/Heigert, husband of Maria Elisabetha Broschard (one of Johannes' children), then assumed operation of the mill.Endnotes
1. E-mail from Heide Lange to Katherine Bigelow dated approximately 16 November 2004. The e-mail included information compiled from Dr. Berthold Budell's book entitled: "Register zu den Kirchenbüchern der Katholischen Pfarrei Schallodenbach: 1683-1798" ["Church Book Registers of the Catholic Parish in Schallodenbach: 1683-1798"] and entered into her own genealogy software. Lange used many of the same abbreviations and symbols used in Budell's work. However, there are known errors when Lange's compilation is compared to the original Budell source document. Additionally, for baptisms, Lange substituted the symbol " ~ " for Budell's symbol " ° ". Dr. Berthold Budell apparently used the following sources: Kirchenbuch [church book] - Schallodenbach Katholische Kirche Kirchenbuch - Meisenheim Katholische Kirche Kirchenbuch - Obermoschel Katholische Kirche Kathy Bigelow forwarded the contents of the e-mailr in an e-mail to Hollis F. Veley III dated 3 January 2010..
2. "Broschard-Broschart Otterberg/Schallodenbach, Deutschland" private member tree as found on www.ancestry.com, contributed by Lothar Laninger. This sight has several contributors, including Kathy (Broschart) Bigelow, presumably others, and Hollis. F. Veley III. Therefore, the citation of this source may indicate that the information was contributed to the source by others..
3. "Broschard-Broschart Otterberg/Schallodenbach, Deutschland" private member tree as found on www.ancestry.com, contributed by Lothar Laninger. This sight has several contributors, including Kathy (Broschart) Bigelow, presumably others, and Hollis. F. Veley III. Therefore, the citation of this source may indicate that the information was contributed to the source by others..
4. "Announcement of Voluntary Court Auction" dated 1826, of the estate of the deceased Johannes Broschart and his wife the deceased Catharina Denzer..
5. "Broschard-Broschart Otterberg/Schallodenbach, Deutschland" private member tree as found on www.ancestry.com, contributed by Lothar Laninger. This sight has several contributors, including Kathy (Broschart) Bigelow, presumably others, and Hollis. F. Veley III. Therefore, the citation of this source may indicate that the information was contributed to the source by others..
6. "Broschard-Broschart Otterberg/Schallodenbach, Deutschland" private member tree as found on www.ancestry.com, contributed by Lothar Laninger. This sight has several contributors, including Kathy (Broschart) Bigelow, presumably others, and Hollis. F. Veley III. Therefore, the citation of this source may indicate that the information was contributed to the source by others..
7. "Broschard-Broschart Otterberg/Schallodenbach, Deutschland" private member tree as found on www.ancestry.com, contributed by Lothar Laninger. This sight has several contributors, including Kathy (Broschart) Bigelow, presumably others, and Hollis. F. Veley III. Therefore, the citation of this source may indicate that the information was contributed to the source by others..
8. "Announcement of Voluntary Court Auction" dated 1826, of the estate of the deceased Johannes Broschart and his wife the deceased Catharina Denzer..