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WŸLA). 81<br />

<strong>About</strong> 1626. Birth of son Ulrich SIGG. 82<br />

<strong>About</strong> 1631. Birth of daughter Maria SIGG. 83<br />

1634. Helÿaß SIGG and Elsi KNÖPFLI, and children Barbell, 18, Hans, 16, Ulrich, 8, and<br />

Marÿa, 3, were included in the ecclesiastical census of Adlickhen [Adlikon] of 1634. 84<br />

<strong>About</strong> 1634. Birth of son Jagli SIGG. 85<br />

<strong>About</strong> 1638. Birth of son Hanß Jagli SIGG. 86<br />

1640. Helias SIGG, 48, Elsi KNÖPFLI, 43, and children Ulrich, 14, Maria, 9, Jagli, 5, and<br />

Hanß Jagli, 3, were included in the ecclesiastical census of Adtlicka [Adlikon] in 1640. 87<br />

1640-­‐1643. Elias died. Elias was alive at the time of the 1640 ecclesiastical census but was<br />

dead by the 1643 census. 88<br />

1923 Elsi KNÖPFLI<br />

<strong>About</strong> 1597. Elsi was born, probably in Canton Zürich, Switzerland, possibly in the<br />

community of Andelfingen (based on <strong>her</strong> age in the ecclesiastical censuses of 1640 and<br />

1643).<br />

The KNÖPFLI were a prominent family in Andelfingen. In 1434, Johannes KNÖPFLI became<br />

the first Untervogt [deputy administrator] after Zürich took control of the Herrschaft<br />

Andelfingen [Lordship of Andelfingen]. At the time, the Obervogt [Zürich’s assigned<br />

administrator] resided in Zürich, so Johannes was the local representative of Zürich’s<br />

authority. 89 In the Zürich muster list of circa 1443, “Der Knöppfly” (first name not recorded)<br />

was the leader of the men from the community of Andelfingen with hand cannons. 90 This<br />

81 Baptism register for Adlikon, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, Canton Zürich, Switzerland [LDS<br />

Microfilm 996801].<br />

82 Canton Zürich, 1634 ecclesiastical census, vol. 210a, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community<br />

of Adlickhen, p. 558 [LDS Microfilm 1185139 Item 2].<br />

83 Canton Zürich, 1634 ecclesiastical census, vol. 210a, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community<br />

of Adlickhen, p. 558 [LDS Microfilm 1185139 Item 2].<br />

84 Canton Zürich, 1634 ecclesiastical census, vol. 210a, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community<br />

of Adlickhen, p. 558 [LDS Microfilm 1185139 Item 2].<br />

85 Canton Zürich, 1650 ecclesiastical census, vol. 224, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community of<br />

Attlichen, p. 517 [LDS Microfilm 1185149].<br />

86 Canton Zürich, 1650 ecclesiastical census, vol. 224, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community of<br />

Attlichen, p. 517 [LDS Microfilm 1185149].<br />

87 Canton Zürich, 1640 ecclesiastical census, vol. 217a, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community<br />

of Adtlicka, p. 422 [LDS Microfilm 1185143].<br />

88 Canton Zürich, 1640 ecclesiastical census, vol. 217a, Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community<br />

of Adtlicka, p. 422 [LDS Microfilm 1185143]; Canton Zürich, 1643 ecclesiastical census, vol. 219a,<br />

Reformed parish of Andelfingen, community of Attlichen, p. 262 [LDS Microfilm 1185146].<br />

89 Emil Stauber, Geschichte der Kirchgemeinde Andelfingen, 2 volumes, Buchdruckerei Berichthaus,<br />

Zürich, 1941, (Band II) pp. 880, 1069, 1076.<br />

90 Albert Winkler, “Zurich’s Militia Records in the Fifteenth Century,” FEEFHS Journal, Vol. X, 2002,<br />

pp. 66-­‐80.

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