Anna Maria Reichmuth

Life Sketch
Anna Maria Reichmuth was the wife of Walter Zumbrunnen. Walter joined the Swiss guard, and for 22 years, from 1569 to 1591 he was a guard captain for the pope in Bologna. Anna likely lived with him here. Walter eventually married a second time to an (apparently Italian) woman named Fiorbellina Mugina, so it’s possible that Anna had died while in Bologna.

Anna Reichmuth was of the same family as Verena Reichmuth. Verena was the second wife of her husband’s grandfather Johann Zumbrunnen II. She and Walter had no known children in Uri, although it’s possible that he had children who became Italian. I believe that some Zumbrunnen’s moved to Uri and adopted the surname Fontana (which also means fountain).

Vital Information

Name: Anna Reichmuth
Sex: Female
Birth: Early-1500s
Residence: Altdorf and Bologna
Death: Unknown

Family Members

Father: Gilg Reichmuth
Mother: Anna Schönbrunner
Siblings: None known

Spouse: Walter Zumbrunnen
Children: None known

Sources

  • Anna is mentioned in Mansuetus Zumbrunnen entry in the Nobiliaire Militaire Suisse
  • Anna Reichmuth entry at FamilySearch.org (free registration required).
  • Walter Zumbrunnen entry at Stammler Genealogie.
  • Anna is mentioned in Walter Zumbrunnen’s entry (in German) in the online version of the Historical Dictionary of Switzerland.
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