Christoph Martin (Freiherr) von Degenfield
Baron von Degenfeld
None of the 4 relationships shown here is written in a record this archive has read. Every one comes from the family tree. That is not a claim that they are wrong — it is a statement about what has been checked, and on this site the difference is the point. How claims are labelled →
4 of these links sit above a graft. The archive has tested the join they hang from and rejected it — the D'Arcys of Hornby Castle are unevidenced, the Sneyds of Keele Hall disproved. The people are drawn because the tree carries them, and struck through because nothing attaches them to this family. Both grafts, in full →
The record
| Born | 1594 | Neuhaus, Neckar, Wuertt |
| Died | 13 OCT 1653 | Dürnau/Biberach/BW |
| Buried | — | St Cyriacus Kirche, Dürnau |
| Trade | Baron von Degenfeld |
direct line · generation 13 counting back from the present day
Family
Parents
Conrad V von Degenfeld · Margaretha Von Zyllenhardt
Married
Anna Maria Adelmann von Adelmannsfelden · 22 APR 1628 at dunnau, wurtemburg
Children
Marie Luise von Degenfeld (1634–1677)
Where this comes from
above a graft This person reaches the family only through the Hornby join, which this archive has tested and rejected. They are published because the tree carries them and deleting a claim is not the same as testing it. The graft →
Every entry naming Christoph Martin (Freiherr) von Degenfield in the register →
Sources attached in the tree
- FordMoodyDavisOsbAckSipesLenard Web Site — Martin Christopher von Degenfield
- FamilySearch Family Tree — https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-40001-659613067/christof-martin-von-degenfeld-in-familysearch-family-tree
- Darcy Web Site — Christoph Martin von Degenfeld
- Stuart Web Site — Martin Christopher von Degenfeld
- Planert Web Site — Christoph Martin Reichsfreiherr, Gentl. der Repuplik Venedig seit 27.01.1625 (geb. von Degenfeld)
These are the citations the family tree carries. Where this archive has checked one against the original, it says so on the relevant page. Method →
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