Jacob Jordy
1811 - Aft 1874 (> 63 years)-
Name Jacob Jordy [1, 2, 3, 4] Birth 3 Jun 1811 Dambach, Bas-Rhin, FR [5] Gender Male Residence 1841-1853 Nittendorf, Bavaria, GR - 7 miles west of the outskirts of Regensburg, Bavaria. There he was described as a tenant of the Neuffert family. The ruins of Loch Castle, built before 1500, is within the municipality.
Residence 1856-1874 Grünthal, Bavaria, GR - Pentlehof estate at Zeitlarn 5 miles northeast of Regensburg, between there and Wenzenbach.
Death Aft 18 Aug 1874 Zeitlarn, Bavaria, GR [6, 7] - Pentlehof estate (Hochsetten)
Person ID I9637 Schrock-Birkey Connection Last Modified 3 Nov 2021
Father Jakob Jordy, b. Abt 1778 Mother Catharina Schantz, b. Bef 1811 Marriage 31 Jan 1803 [8, 9] - 11 Pluviose XI
Jacob Jordi, 24,
Resident of Lauterbacher Hof
Parents Johannes Jordi and Barbara Eschin
Catharina Schantz
Parents Johannes Schantz and Magdalena Stutz
Witnesses Christian Hochstettler, 64, Isaac Hochstettler, 30, and Peter Hochstettler, 30, all of the Lauterbacher Hof..
Family ID F3313 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Magdalena Schantz, b. 16 Aug 1813, Rimling, Moselle, FR d. 3 Jul 1856 (Age 42 years) Marriage 1841 Gross-Prüfening, Bavaria, GR [10] - This estate is now a neighborhood of the Regensburg suburb Prüfening, was about midway between Regensburg and Nittendorf.
Children 1. Maria Yordy, b. 8 Jan 1842, Nittendorf, Bavaria, GR 2. Elisabetha Yordy, b. 15 Sep 1844, Rammelstein, Nittendorf, Bavaria, GR d. Sep 1920, Ingolstadt, Bavaria, GR (Age 76 years) 3. Magdalena Yordy, b. 29 Sep 1844, Rammelstein/Nittendorf d. 16 Oct 1918, Regensburg, Bavaria, GR (Prüfening) (Age 74 years) 4. Maria Anna Yordy, b. 16 Feb 1849 5. Anna Jordy, b. 24 Nov 1845, Rammelstein, Nittendorf, Bavaria, GR 6. Jakob Yordy, b. 5 Oct 1852, Bavaria, GR 7. Barbara (Fanny) Yordy, b. 14 Dec 1853, Bavaria, GR d. 20 Sep 1894, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL (Age 40 years) Family ID F6793 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 12 Jan 2021
Family 2 Jakobine Güngerich, b. Abt 1821, Heising, Bavaria, GR Marriage 14 Jun 1857 [11] Family ID F8934 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Nov 2010
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Notes - German genealogist Herbert Holly has discovered a birth document that suggests Jacob may have been the father of an illegitimate son. The document describes a newborn child, named Peter Jordi, was born to unmarried mother Katharina Ringenberg on 8 Aug 1834. She alleged the father to be Jakob Jordi, an unmarried Mennonite from Freindorgerhof near Mitterfels. Katharina was born on the Samhof at Friedrichshofen, but was presently living at Josephenburg. Child Peter was baptized by the Mennonites, but later in 1871 was baptized as a Catholic.
Forty years later, shows Jakob was named in another document:
“Grünthal on August 18, 1874
With the return of the received letter from the royal. District Office Hemau from the 4th of the month with the subject is reported as follows on the basis of the declaration of the farm owner Jakob Jordy from the Pentlhof: 1) From 1841 to 1853, the intended Jordy was 12 (?) years old as an economic tenant with Mr. Neuffert in Eichhofen. 2) His children born in Eichhofen are: a Maria Jordy b. on January 8, 1842 b) Elisabetha Jordy on September 15, 1844 c) Magdalena Jordy on September 25, 1847 d) Anna Jordy on February 16, 1849 e) Jakob Jordy on October 5th, 1852 f) Barbara Jordy on December 14, 1853 drawn to the most gracious awe Stadtamhof on August 20, 1874 Lehnert There is still to be researched when Jakob married Jordy and where he lives.”
“Jacob Jordy is presumed to be a member of this family [sibling to Peter, Christian Yotty and Pilippina] based on circumstantial evidence. As Gary L. Yordy discovered, 'Jacob Yordy' and 'Magdalena Shants' were named as parents on the (Tazewell County marriage license) of Barbara Yordy, the third wife of Christian Eigsti (see the supplemental genealogy EIGSTI). The marriage ceremony took place in the Woodford County home of Peter Yordy, who was thought to be Barbara's uncle. }
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From 1841 to 1853 they lived as tenants of the Neuffert family on the Eichenhofen estate at Nittendorf, a village seven miles west of Regensburg, Bavaria. From 1856 until 1874 widower Jacob lived on the Pentlhof estate at Zeitlarn (five miles north of Regensburg). } [3, 10, 11, 12, 13]
- German genealogist Herbert Holly has discovered a birth document that suggests Jacob may have been the father of an illegitimate son. The document describes a newborn child, named Peter Jordi, was born to unmarried mother Katharina Ringenberg on 8 Aug 1834. She alleged the father to be Jakob Jordi, an unmarried Mennonite from Freindorgerhof near Mitterfels. Katharina was born on the Samhof at Friedrichshofen, but was presently living at Josephenburg. Child Peter was baptized by the Mennonites, but later in 1871 was baptized as a Catholic.
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Sources - [S547] Gary Yordy, Yordy Family information, Marriage document for daughter Barbara.
- [S913] Jacob Yordy family (1813-1874).
- [S1237] Edgard Nussbaumer, Regarding Jakob Jordi & Katharina Ringenberg.
- [S750] The Jakob Jordi Family History.
- [S1243] Birth record of Jakob Jordy.
- [S782] Horst Niedhammer of Switzerland, Jordy ancestry, Gives death as June 11, 1881 on his farm Pentlhof Zeitlarn.
- [S612] Hermann Hage to Joseph Staker, Identifying Jordys.
- [S1266] Marriage of Jakob Jordi and Catharina Schantz.
- [S712] Maurice Hebert , Handwritten notes by Maurice Hebert, 1811 - Probably not correct.
- [S398] Joseph Staker, Amish Mennonites in Tazewell Co.
- [S782] Horst Niedhammer of Switzerland, Jordy ancestry.
- [S1244] Jakob Jordy of Pentlhof.
- [S956] Herbert Holly, Various emails, Amish Mennonite Families in Bavaria.odt (3/30/14).
- [S547] Gary Yordy, Yordy Family information, Marriage document for daughter Barbara.