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Record #28472
Name :
: Christine Regina SEEZ (1847 - 1885)
  aka : Jane
  aka : FRANK (NEE SEEZ) (anglicised name)


Father
: Johann Albrecht SEEZ
Mother
: Elisabethe METZGER
BMD and other details
Date of Birth
: 24 Sep 1847

Marriage (1)
: 8 Aug 1876   Spouse/Notes : Edinburgh
Marriage (2)
:

Date of Death
: 4 Jun 1885   Notes : 12 Newburn Street, Edinburgh
Immigration
:
Naturalisation
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Abode (1) : Country of Origin / NotesGermany, Baden-Württemberg, Niedernhall
Abode (2)Scotland, Midlothian, Edinburgh

22 Victoria Street
1881 Census
Abode (3)
Abode (4)
NotesMarriage to ID 27949 George Leonard FRANK at Queen Street Hall, 5 Queen Street, Edinburgh after banns being read at the German Church.
Children - Rosa Elizabeth 1878, George Frederick 1880 and Christina Sophie 1882.
Christine's father Johann Albrecht, a master shoemaker b 30 Jan 1802 Niedenhall d 21 February 1849 married Elisabethe 26 No 1826 in Eberstadt. Elisabethe b 7 May 1807 Eberstadt d 11 Dec 1860 Niedernhall. (Source Prot. Church Archie Niedernhall, Family Record Vol II page 270. Christine's Seez grandparents - Michael Andreas SEEZ 1768-1837 and Maria Barbara WÜRZ 1770-1839. Source Prot. Ch. Arc. Niedernhall FR Vol I page 373 
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IDName"aka" (anglicised)DOBPlace of birth, originAbode(s)Family links
28472 SEEZ, Christine ReginaFRANK (NEE SEEZ) 1847 D__, BWU, Niedernhall SCT, MLN, Edinburgh