Comments on: Branches of the Zumbrunnen Family in Switzerland http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/branches-of-the-zumbrunnen-family-in-switzerland/ Since 1209 Thu, 25 Jan 2024 06:29:34 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=3.9.40 By: Lilian Contreras Moreno http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/branches-of-the-zumbrunnen-family-in-switzerland/#comment-312908 Sat, 13 Jan 2024 10:51:05 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=518#comment-312908 Hello, I’m Lilian. There is not only
ZUMBRUNNEN families in North America, there are also some in South America, like the case of my family who came from Switzerland (Zweisimmen-Bern) to Chile in 1886. I am a descendant of Christian Zumbrunnen and Anna Eggen (Zweisimmen-Bern), parents of Rosette Zumbrunnen mi great-great-grandmother born on May 25, 1859 in Zweisimmen Switzerland. I currently live in Germany.

DEUTSCH SPRACHE VON ROSETTE ZUMBRUNNEN
Hallo, ich bin Lilian. Es gibt nicht nur
ZUMBRUNNEN-Familien in Nordamerika, es gibt auch einige in Südamerika, wie zum Beispiel der Fall meiner Familie, die 1886 aus der Schweiz (Zweisimmen-Bern) nach Chile kam. Ich bin ein Nachkomme von Christian Zumbrunnen und Anna Eggen (Zweisimmen-Bern). , Eltern von Rosette Zumbrunnen, meiner Ururgroßmutter, geboren am 25. Mai 1859 in Zweisimmen in der Schweiz. Ich lebe derzeit in Deutschland.

]]> By: Original Sources: The Oldest Church Death Book in Altdorf « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/branches-of-the-zumbrunnen-family-in-switzerland/#comment-428 Tue, 23 Jan 2018 22:24:55 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=518#comment-428 […] is one that begins in 1649. This church book was therefore started after the Zumbrunnen family had branched off to the Bernese Highlands region of Switzerland, and may also have been published after a branch of the Zumbrunnen family […]

]]> By: Translating the Zumbrunnen Entry in the Historical Dictionary of Switzerland « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/branches-of-the-zumbrunnen-family-in-switzerland/#comment-379 Wed, 04 Oct 2017 00:23:15 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=518#comment-379 […] people whose names are in all caps have Zumbrunnen as their surname. The article discusses three branches of the Zumbrunnen family, but it’s the third branch in Uri that is the interesting […]

]]> By: The Castles of the Zumbrunnen Family « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/branches-of-the-zumbrunnen-family-in-switzerland/#comment-245 Wed, 30 Aug 2017 22:25:57 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=518#comment-245 […] (famous for its cheese) in the French-speaking regions of Switzerland. A somewhat mysterious branch of the family lived in the Fribourg region in the early 1500s. I’m not sure how this branch is connected to […]

]]> By: How Heinrich Zumbrunnen of 1339 Became a Namesake for Centuries « Zumbrun Genealogy http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/branches-of-the-zumbrunnen-family-in-switzerland/#comment-194 Thu, 03 Aug 2017 07:00:55 +0000 http://zumbrun.net/genealogy/?p=518#comment-194 […] Zumbrunnen family of Switzerland, I quickly discovered the name was particularly common among the Zumbrunnen who lived in the Canton of Uri. Heinrich Zumbrunnen was the bailiff of Livinen from 1469 to 1472. Another Heinrich Zumbrunnen was […]

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