Heinrich Stirnimann^[1]

1569 - 1592  (23 years)

• Name	Heinrich Stirnimann
  Birth	1569	Verm. Pfaffnau,,,   [2]
  Gender	Male
  Death	1592	Luthern,,,
  Person ID	I789	My Genealogy
  Last Modified	9 Apr 2024

  
  

  Father	Peter Stirnimann,   b. 1534
  Family ID	35469527	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family ID

  F229

  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Kunigunde Sinner,   b. Pfaffnau,,, d. Ruswil,,,
  Children	1. Anna Stirnimann   2. Barbara Stirnimann   3. Hans Stirnimann,   b. Luthern,,,Luzern,Switzerland   4. Heinrich Stirnimann,   b. Willisau,,,Luzern,Switzerland   5. Maria Stirnimann,   b. Luthern,,, d. Luthern,,,   6. Peter Stirnimann,   b. 1560, Ruswil,,,Luzern,Switzerland d. 01 Dec 1620, Roth,,,Luzern,Switzerland (Age 60 years)
  Family ID	F228	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	5 Apr 2018

  
  

• Notes

  Without a doubt, it was the aforementioned Hans Blum against whom Heinrich Stirnimann presented himself to the mayor and council of Willisau on the eve of the feast of Petri Stuhlfeier (= February 21) in 1590. According to the document issued by the town clerk, Hans Blum had accused Heinrich Stirnimann of having financially disadvantaged the children of his deceased brother Ulrich Stirnimann. Heinrich Stirnimann asked the mayor and to advise the question witnesses "of the truth against and against Hans Blum" through the town clerk "according to the legal form" and to give him a copy of the protocol. As a witness, Heinrich Stirnimann presented Christian Rösch, Weibel of the Luthern district, the Vogt, i.e. guardian of the children of Ulrich, as well as an unknown Kaspar Zuber. The statements of the two men basically represent a detailed bailiff's account, which completely exonerates Heinrich Stirnimann from the allegations made against him. As already noted, this Hans Blum cannot be anyone other than the owner of the Witelingen farm at the time. At that time the Blum family is only proven in the Pfaffnau area, especially in Witelingen, but not in the Luthern Valley. Hans Blum knew the brothers Heinrich and Ulrich Stirnimann from the time when they were still in Witelingen. We have no reason to doubt that Heinrich and Ulrich The sons of Peter Stirnimann, the former owner of the Witelingen farm, which was subsequently acquired by Uoli Blum and whose owner can be proven to have been his son Hans Blum in 1590. There was probably tension and disagreement between the families of the seller and the buyer, one of their effects may be the dishonorable allegations that Hans Blum made about Heinrich Stirnimann.

  
  

• Sources

  [51548827] Verband Der Familien Stirnimann, No. 10. [S18] Prof. Josehp Stirnimann, Luzern.