Comments on: Translating the Attinghausen entry in the Nobiliaire Militaire Suisse http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/translating-the-attinghausen-entry-in-the-nobiliaire-militaire-suisse/ Since 1209 Thu, 25 Jan 2024 06:29:34 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=3.9.40 By: Josh Zumbrun http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/translating-the-attinghausen-entry-in-the-nobiliaire-militaire-suisse/#comment-390 Sun, 22 Oct 2017 20:13:09 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=563#comment-390 Thanks for your note, Priska. We must be very distant cousins. At least three Zumbrunnen men married Beroldingen girls over the years.
http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/the-castles-of-the-zumbrunnen-family/#Beroldingen

Our 15xgreat grandfathers would probably be quite amused that Beroldingens and Zumbrunnens are still interacting all these centuries later.

]]> By: Priska von Beroldingen http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/translating-the-attinghausen-entry-in-the-nobiliaire-militaire-suisse/#comment-388 Sun, 22 Oct 2017 17:57:43 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=563#comment-388 What a fascinating and well done site. The Attinghausen family is of interest to me as well, since one of the earlier Beroldingens is Walter, who was in service to the family in the 13th century. I appreciate the links, which will go onto the ever-growing research list. Being one of the last ones in my line from Josue Beroldingen, I also have a kind of passionate determination (my kids might say obsession) to continue my work to assemble a family
history. Cheers to your excellent work!

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