Jakob Warton (1819-1891) Landesadvokat, Kronstadt Siebenburgen, 1855-1861

NOTE - Vienna address book:

1865


1870

1890 - Jakob and his sons


Apfelgasse 1 - link !
 
Death record of Jakob von Warton 

Type of record :
Beerdigung
Name prefix :
Dr.
First Name :
Jacob
Last Name :
EDLER von WARTON
Gender :
männlich
Parish :
St Karl Borromaeus
District :
Stadt Wien
Diocese :
Vienna City
Age at death :
73
Day of death :
10
Month of death :
Dez
Year of death :
1891
Day of burial :
12
Month of burial :
Dez
Year of burial :
1891
Parish of burial :
Wiensanktkarlborromaeus
Place of burial :
Vienna
Department of burial :
Vienna
Country of burial :
Austria
 
 
 
Jakob was the brother of Theresia, my ancestor. Jakob has Y-DNA descendants (N-M231) and
I have the mtDNA from Theresia (U2e2a1a1). The autosomal test is the proof that we are related
and that there was no "accident". After 200 years I can say something about Jakob's mother and
the descendant of Jakob tells me something about Theresia's father !!!










1855

1856


Purzengasse 507 = Republicii 54, 12 October 2013




1857, Aescht @ new address






 Bomches
 Wiskotzil 1860












 Lampel 1860


1855

 1860






von Schobeln 1856


von Schobeln 1860










Siebendorfer = Sacele - link !

Mokanen = Mocani - link !





Sinaia Monastery - link !

King Carol I - link !









 

Dr. Josef Fabritius (1819-1901) was chief physician 

(Städtischer Oberarzt) of the city of Kronstadt/Brașov



Julie Fabritius (born Schwarz, 1833-1899)

(wife of Dr.Josef Fabritius)



1862

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