Kinder von Julius Eduard Knapp und Agnes Knapp geb. Hohbach

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D 2 - Knapp-Archiv >> V. Geschwister von Albert Knapp und deren Nachkommen >> Kinder von Eduard Knapp und deren Nachkommen
1887-1962, o.D.
Enthält u.a.:

1) Eduard Knapp und Mathilde geb. Eipper 1887-1939 s.d.
a) Eduard Knapp an Verwandte 1887-1936 s.d.
b) Eduard Knapp an seinen Onkel Gottfried Johannes Otto Knapp 1895-1914 s.d.
c) Eduard Knapp an Martin Knapp, später in München 1910-1936
d) Eduard Knapp. Zuruhesetzung. Gedenkschrift mit Leichenpredigt 1935, 1939
e) Mathilde Knapp geb. Eipper an Verwandte 1927-1934
2) Robert Knapp und Rose geb. Riecke 1901-1959
a) an Verwandte 1917-1932
b) an den Onkel Gottfried Johannes Otto Knapp 1901-1914
c) Robert Knapp an Martin Knapp in München 1930-1959
3) Oskar und Johanna Knapp geb. Bossert an Verwandte 1909-1934
4) Berta Knapp an Verwandte 1912-1934
5) Theodor Knapp und Hanna geb. Villinger 1909-1962 s.d.
a) an Verwandte 1909-1935
b) Theodor Knapp, Universitätsrat in Tübingen. Schriften. s.d. 1927
c) Theodor Knapp. Erneuerung des Doktordiploms (Abschr.) 1961
d) Theodor Knapp. Todesanzeige. Nachrufe 1962
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Knapp, Eduard
Knapp, Mathilde
Knapp, Gottfried Johannes Otto
Knapp, Martin
Knapp, Robert
Knapp, Rose
Knapp, Oskar
Knapp, Johanna
Knapp, Berta
Knapp, Theodor
Knapp, Hanna

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