Comments on: Heinrich Zumbrunnen, Landvogt of Livinen

By: Translating the Zumbrunnen Entry in the Historical Dictionary of Switzerland « Zumbrun Genealogy

Sat, 23 Sep 2017 00:26:22 +0000

[…] HEINRICH, member of the council, bailiff of Livinen from 1469-1472. […]

By: How Heinrich Zumbrunnen of 1339 Became a Namesake for Centuries « Zumbrun Genealogy

Fri, 22 Sep 2017 17:36:17 +0000

[…] in the Canton of Uri. Heinrich Zumbrunnen was the bailiff of Livinen from 1469 to 1472. Another Heinrich Zumbrunnen was the church bailiff of Altdorf in the 1500s. His son Johann Heinrich Zumbrunnen was the chief […]

By: Nita Landvogt

Nita Landvogt — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 21:28:01 +0000

I remember I was told our ancestors were tax collectors for the king ? Does not sound like
they were good people.

By: Nita Landvogt

Nita Landvogt — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 21:24:13 +0000

We have our coat of arms in a ring 1432
Wanting to figure out where in Switzerland
We were from. Mine Oma was a World Renowned
Homeopathic Doctor. She moved from Switzerland to Germany pre WWII. I Clearly
remember Haus Landvogt in Bad Munsters Am Stein when I was a child my Omi set up that every Landvogt boy was paid to go through Medical School. I remember our amazing beautiful homes. Omi’s family home . Have pictures, my Uncle zeppelin, und Hau Rosa Nita our home all on the same Estate. What I would give to have my Omi back. Kind, humanitaria, humble, most of all Godly !
I still miss her died in 1968.
I would love to go back to Switzerland.
Every Christmas eve after our Christmas.
Our bags had been packed and in the morning we went to ski in Switzerland. 🤗