Stockach is a small village close to Immenhausen and Hinterweiler on the top of a small hill. Before 1850 very often the couples from Stockach have been married in the church of Dusslingen. Obviously Stockach had no own church during this time.
Today Stockach is part of the city of Gomaringen.
Kemmler
Georg Kemmler born May 5,1654 married Babara Koch from Wankheim and settled in Wankheim and therefore started the Kemmler dynasty there. His father Georg originally was from Ohmenhausen. Martin Kemmler, born Oct 17, 1838 was the father of the Kemmler line in Stockach after his marriage with Anna Margarethe Haug.
Last names of the emigrants
Digel, Haug, Junger, Kußmaul, Kuttler, Majer, Renz, Schäfer (Schaefer), Ulmer, Wittel
Administration
Reference is made to the administration in Gomaringen.
Lutheran parish in Pfullingen
Pfarramt Gomaringen
Kirchenplatz 2
72810 Gomaringen
Phone: +49 (7072) 9104-20
Website: http://kirche-gomaringen.de
The Lutheran parish records can be found in the parish of Gomaringen and for the early days (before 1800) in the
parish of Dusslingen.
The Lutheran parish records are available locally, but they may not accessible to the public. Copies of the books and registers have been microfilmed by the Wuerttembergische Evangelische Kirche. Copies of the mircofilms are also available from the Mormon church or Online via Ancestry.com, Myheritage.com or Archion.de.
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