The route from Stuttgart SW has no natural river to follow, and it wends its way along the east ridge of the mountains and forest that separate Württenburg from the Rhine, namely Baden. Heimsheim, Calw, and Pfalzgrafenweiler lead to Villingen on a branch of the upper Danube, the Brigach river. Konrad Storrer was burgomaster of Villingen in 1424. His sons, however, were apparently recorded as Stör and by the late 1500s they had a godfather Zorrer. Thus the Storre name changes locally, but we are all one family.
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Heimsheim, Neckarkreis, Württemberg STOHRER, Löffler; 1 family, 3 entries; 1879 Ferdinand STOHRER Evangelisch, Heimsheim, Neckarkreis, Württemberg M; Maria Sophia LöFFLER ...Ferdinand Gottlob STOHRER (M).. C: 23 Feb 1879 |
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Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg Johann Andreas STOHRER Calw,
Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg |
Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg STöHRER, 1696 Johannes STöHRER Pfalzgrafenweiler,
Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg |
Villingen is an ancient walled city, and most of the wall still stands. The town has its own web site
<http://www.villingen-schwenningen.de/> click HERE to access.
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Villingen (clockwise from upper left); NW corner in the town center, the Catholic church exterior, the Catholic church interior, a sexagonal construct which is near the northwest corner of the cathedral. |