Philipp was very tight with the Georg Scholl family and served as baptismal sponsor for many of his children:
Maria Catharina Scholl 1772-1855
Baptismal witnesses:
(1) Friedrich Nägelin, the local citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the bear
(2) his wife Jacobina, née Bitrolfin;
(3) Johann Georg Cammerer, the local citizen and master smith,
(4) his wife Catharina Barbara, née Süssin.
Baptismal witnesses:
Baptismal witnesses:
George Frederick Scholl 1777-1839
Baptismal witnesses:
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Documents related to Philipp Friedrich Nägelin:
Note: Süß is spelled with the following single letter from the German alphabet: "ß" (called an Eszett) making the name: Süß. The Eszett represents a double s.
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| Philipp Negelin b 9 Jul 1743 film 102078348 page 365 |
1743, on the 9th of July a little son of J[ohann] Fri(e)derich Negelen, local innkeeper at the sign of the crown, from Jacobina his wife, was born to the world, so thereafter baptized and named Philipp Friederich.
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| Beck Pastor 2nd entry 1754 fim 102078348 page 393 |
Translation by Robert Seal:
[On the] 8th of
August 1754, a little son of Mr.? Friedr[ich] Wilhelm Raicher, juryman
and "Baader", from his wife Margretha Barbara, née Waidmännin, was born
to the world, so thereafter was baptized and was named Johann Christoph.
Baptismal sponsors are myself Franz Chr. Heinr[ich] Beck, pastor of this place, with my wife Margretha Barbara, and Jacob [sic] Friedr[ich] Negelin, citizen, innkeeper of the Crown Tavern, and butcher, with his wife Maria Jacobina.
Right margin: + [died].
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| Friedrich Negelin m to Jacobina 19 Jun Bitrolfinf ilm 102078348 page 486 |
Translation by Robert Seal:
On the 19th of June [1764], [were married] Philipp Friderich Negelin, surviving legitimate unmarried son of the late Friderich Negelin, former citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the bear here, with Jacobina Christina, surviving legitimate unmarried daughter of the late Joh. Albrecht Bitrolf, former citizen and master miller in the Castle Rüppurr.
Comment: Here is an interesting article about the "Schloß Rüppur": https://ka.stadtwiki.net/Schloss_R%C3%BCppurr
Rüppurr Castle, with the stately castle and the associated farm buildings, roughly encompassed the area of today's parking lot between Herrenalber Strasse and Rastatter Strasse behind the police station. In addition, there was the mill at Rastatter Straße 14/16 as well as several inns and cottages-like buildings. The castle belonged to the lords of Rüppurr, an old noble family. The Rüppurrer farmers had to do labor services for these landlords.Wikipedia
In 1593 the Margrave Ernst Friedrich von Baden-Durlach acquired the castle and village of Rüppurr. In 1762 the castle was torn down and most of the farm buildings were integrated into the under Grand Duke Karl Friedrich chamber
property created . The former dairy at Rastatter Straße 17 is the only
building that has been preserved today. It is also known as the “Red
House” because of the way it is painted. The mill building at Rastatter
Straße 16, which still exists today, dates from the 18th century.Wipedia
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| {{Image description | Rüppurr Castle , reconstruction of the castle grounds, based on a floor plan from 1740. A: Castle building (demolished in 1762) B: Dairy C: Seegräber and day laborer's apartment (demolished around 1960) D: Dairy stable (around 1)Wikipedia |
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| Wendel Scholl spon Sep 1771 film 004137289 page 640 |
Parents: Friedrich Negelin, the local citizen, innkeeper at the Bear Tavern, and master butcher, and his wife, Jacobina, née Bitrolfin.
Baptismal sponsors: Jacob Negelin, the local unmarried "Wirth" to the Prince Friedrich, [and] his [intended] bride Maria Catharina "Cammerin", legitimate unmarried citizen's daughter in Liedolsheim. Wendel Scholl, the local citizen, [and] his wife Augusta, née Raicherin. Elisabetha, née Thennin, wife of Georg Friedrich Bitrolf, the citizen and miller at Rüppur [Karlsruhe-Rüppurr].
Right-column: + [died].
Comments: Regarding the first baptismal sponsors Jacob Negelin and Maria Catharina Cammerer, both are identified as unmarried, so I added the word [intended] before "bride" as it appears they are not yet married.
The word "Wirth" has several meanings: innkeeper; landlord; farmer. Since it appears that Jacob Negelin was in the employ of Prince Friedrich, further research would be required to know exactly which meaninng is applicable here.
Karlsruhe-Rüppurr is located approximately 11 miles slightly southwest of Graben: https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/10933072
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| Jacobina Nagel birth 5 Sep 1773 film 102078348 page 561 |
On the 5th of September [1773], in the evening at 6:00 pm born and on the 8th of the same month baptized: Rosina Jacobina [Negelin].
Father: Friderich Negelin, the local citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the bear.
Mother: Jacobina, née Bitrolfin.
Baptismal witnesses: (1) Johann Jacob Negelin, the citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the lion at Karlsruhe, and (2) his wife Maria Rosina, née Kirchhoffin. (3) Georg Fridrich Bitrolf, the citizen and miller at Rüppurr. (4) Wendell Scholl, the local citizen.
Right column: died 8 February 1844.
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| Johann Philipp Nagel born 14 Dec 1774 Nagel film 102078348 page 568 |
On the 14th of December [1774], in the morning at 7:00 am born and on the 15th of the same month baptized: Johann Philipp [Nagel].
Father: Peter Nagel, the local citizen.
Mother: Margaretha Barbara, née Zimmermännin.
Baptismal witnesses: (1) Andreas Süß, the local citizen, and (2) his wife Eva Elisabetha, née "Cammerin". (3) Christoph Holz, the local citizen, master butcher, regional/provincial post master, and widower.
Right column: died 20 May 1834.
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| Wendel Scholl spon Negel left 15 Mar 1775 film 102078348 page 569 |
Father: Friderich Negelin, the local citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the bear.
Mother: Jacobina, née Bitrolfin.
Baptismal witnesses: (1) Wendel Scholl, the local citizen, and (2) his wife Augusta, née Raicherin. (3) Joh[ann] Jacob Negelin, the citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the lion in Karlsruhe. (4) Elisabetha, née Theimin?, wife of Georg Friderich Bitrolf, citizen and miller at Rüppurr.
Right column: died 16 August 1819.
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| Wendel Scholl spon Negelin 27 March 1778 film 102078348 page 585 |
On the 27th of March [1778] in the morning at 7:00 am born and on the 30th of the same month baptized: Rosina Margaretha [Negelin].
Father: Friderich Negelin, the local citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the bear.
Mother: Jacobina, née Bitrolfin.
Baptismal witnesses: (1) Wendel Scholl, the local citizen. (2) Jacob Negelin, the citizen, master butcher, and innkeeper at the sign of the lion in Karlsruhe. (3) Elisabetha, née Thennin, wife of Georg Friderich Bitrolf, the citizen and miller at Rüppurr.
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| Philipp Friedrich Nagelin death 19 Apr 1809 film 102550955 page 298 |
On the 19th of April [1809], in the morning at 8:30 am [died] and on the 21st [of April 1809] in the morning was buried Philipp Friedrich Nägelin, the local citizen, master butcher, former mayor, and widower. Age: 65 years, 9 months, and 10 days. Illness: lung ulcer.
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| Eva Katharina Nagel age 69 death 20 Dec 1862. film 102550540 page 684 |
No. 50. In the year 1862, on the 20th of December in the evening at 7:00 pm died here and on the 23rd of December [1862] in the morning at 9:00 am was buried by the undersigned pastor: Eva Katharina Krauß, née Nagel, widow of Wilhelm Krauß, the late citizen and farmer here, 69 years, 6 months, and 23 days old.
Graben, on the 23rd of December 1862. Zimmern.
Right column: 50. 20 December. Krauß, née Nagel, Eva Katharina. Widow. 69 and 1/2 years.