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Barbara
Bobst
(1780 - 1855)
Heinrich
Bobst/Pabst
(Henry Pope)
(1740 - 1807)
Johannes
"Hanns"
Heinrich
Pabst
(1697 - 1763)
Abraham
"the Younger"
Pabst
(1664 - 1734)
Abraham
Pabst
(1615 - 1677)
Johann
"the Younger"
Pabst
(1585 - 1642)
Jean
le Pape
de Stavelot
(1555 - 1606)
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Jean Le Pape de Stavelot
Born: Abt. 1555, Stavelot, BELGIUM
Died: Aft. 1606, Annweiler, Rhineland-Pfalz, GERMANYJean Le Pape de Stavelot was born about 1555 in Stavelot, BELGIUM, and is frequently referred to as "The Elder". The English equivalent for his name is John Pope, while Johann Papst/Bapst is the German equivalent. Today Stavelot cannot be found as a town or village in France, but there is a small town/city of Stavelot in Belgium where French was spoken. Jean Le Pape lived in Stavelot, Belgium, but eventually emigrated to Annweiler, Germany about 1595. According to records, he was still alive in 1606. Jean Le Pape is know to have had two children.
Children of Jean Le Pape de Stavelot Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse Peter Bapst/Pabst 1850 Johann "the Younger" Bapst 1585 02 May 1642 Jean Le Pape died sometime after 1606. SOURCES
Thanks to Gail Barnes for sharing her updated information on the Pabst/Pope/Bobst Family
You can contact Gail at gailpb@bellsouth.netEmail from Gail Barnes, Feb. 2014 With the help of a German genealogist in 1999 in Salt Lake City at the Family History Library, I located German church records of Jean le Pape of Stavelot. Because the record was written in French first (then German), I asked a French genealogist to translate the record for me. He had very good credentials, so I had no reason to question his explanation, which was that there was no city, town, or village of Stavelot in France and he believed the translation to be St. Avold, Moselle, France. So, I published the info and later learned from my cousin, David Pope, in Statesville, that Stavelot was actually a village in Belgium. In later research, I verified this and without a doubt Jean le Pape was from Stavelot, Belgium, NOT from St. Avold, Moselle, France, as the French genealogist told me. Thanks to David Pope for sharing updated information concerning the name changes
for the locations where Abrahan Pabst the Younger was born, lived and died.
You can contact David at: dpope41@bellsouth.netEmail from David Pope, Jan 2017 The proper name for Annweiler is: Annweiler am Trifels. In 1664 it was part of the Duchy of Zwiebruecken. From the mid-1700s to 1918 it was part of Bavaria. Today it is part of Rheinland-Pfalz. Using this will help folks find it on current maps. His marriage location is also currently in Rheinland-Pfalz. His death place is Froeschen, Rheinland-Pfalz. He died on 7 January 1734. He was buried on 8 January 1734. His burial place is St. Cyriakus Chapel, Meisenbach,
If you have additional photos or information on Jean Le Pape or the Pabst / Babst / Bobst Family,
please contact me.
