Family: Christian Äsbacher / Marie Magdalaine Spaenly (F1348)

• Male Christian Äsbacher

  
  

  Birth	27 May 1738	Bellefosse, Alsace, France
  Death	Yes, date unknown
  Burial
  Marriage	4 Dec 1764  [1]	Waldersbach, Bas-Rhin, France  [1]
  Father	Johan Äsbacher | F1282 Group Sheet
  Mother	Magdalena Dubs | F1282 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Marie Magdalaine Spaenly

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1740	Solbach, Alsace, France
  Death	Yes, date unknown
  Burial
  Father	Didier Spaenly | F1349 Group Sheet
  Mother	Madeline Banzet | F1349 Group Sheet

  
  

• Documents		Claude Kommer and Regine Morel Marriage 1747 31 Jan 1747, Waldersbach: Marriage of Claude Kommer, son of Claude Kommer _____ Schonberg and Maria Schepplerin __ and Regine Morel, daughter of the late George Morel of Bellemont and Odile Claude. Witnesses: Abraham Scheppler, Jean Nicolas Morel, Dimanche Krieger.
  		Christian Asbacher and Marie Madelaine Spenle Marriage 1764 4 December 1764, Waldersbach: Marriage of Chretien, son of Jean Aeschbacher, Swiss, farmer of Menaville near Salm, and the late Madeline Doubs, and Marie Madeline, daughter of the late Didier Spenle of Solbach and his late wife Madeline Banzet. The groom is of the reformed religion and the bride is of the Confession of Augsburg, and it is…

  
  

• Sources

  [S168] Bas-Rhin, France, Civil and Religious Records. 4 December 1764, Waldersbach: Marriage of Chretien, son of Jean Aeschbacher, Swiss, farmer of Menaville near Salm, and of his wife Madeline Doubs, and Marie Madeline, daughter of the late Didier Spenle of Solbach and his late wife Madeline Banzet. The groom is of the reformed religion and the bride is of the Confession of Augsburg, and it is stipulated that male children will be raised as the former and female children as the latter. Can't locate Menaville, Principante de Salm. Confession of Augsburg means Lutheran, and reformed religion probably means Calvinist or Anabaptist--both appear distinctly in contemporary records.