GENEALOGY
SINDORFF

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Knights old nobility Ainöd (in Persian seeker of truth

and wisdom) extinct also called Soteški in Carniola or also called Inner/Unter Krain 1231, close to Dolenjska in Slovenia. Picture of Hudičev (Devil's) turn. Inspiration.

Ober (above) - Onder (or) Sindorff (1609 by Abraham Hogenberg)

(Ober) Sindorf(f) by Joan Baeu 1662

Sindorf(f) and Zündorf (2022) Keulen or Cologne, Germany

Citizen book on Zündorf around 1700-1800 published by Karl H. Boley

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This living document is written to inspire, research and discover the family history of SINDORFF and others related, making geography, history and some customs much more fun to appreciate. In Europe between 1000 and 1500 AD cities and states were founded, which had already been done by Sumerian city-states from -3500 BC in Mesopotamia, now called Iraq and who knows it all started in Isin.

Around 1381 Sindorff & Syndorff, a family village described in a publication in an European country, now called Slovenia, region Soutch East, Dolenjska, previously Duchy Unter Krain, Austria is the earliest known publication in Europe on the family name, but unlikely to be entirely true.

The family and its name originally also thereafter arrived from Sindorff, a city district or quarter near and part of the city of Cologne (in Dutch called Keulen) that is located in Europe, in a country now called Germany, in 1815 called Prussia, published in 1428, (1481-1556), (1626), (1769-1802), (1827) until at least 1892. The family toponymously derived their surname from it, or the other way around, but you may also explore the etymology This district or town in Germany near Cologne is now called Zündorf and you may discover why.

The Czech Republic, an other country in Europe holds a Czech document, about donation of an intermediate forest, places "Zudendorf" and Stázava in 1280. Zudendorff was afterwards called Zundorff, who they were you will read from the start of the family tree.

'Ober-, in the German language means 'above', and Onder, in the German language means 'or'-yet in the Dutch language it means Nieder-, Zündorf, were first two medieval cities located on the river Rhine and were already mentioned in 1009 and 1156 AD. 'While Ober Zündorf was occupied with agriculture, in Zündorf a certain importance was attached to shipping. In any case, since the end of the medieval period, covering 1270-1500 AD, there is a ferry that the coachmans and passenger carriages from Cologne are using crossing the Rhine between Weiss and Zündorf' (Karl H. Boley) and is still there today called Ferry Zündorf-Weiß "Krokolino". The ferry service is therefore at least 750 years old.

In 1609 both 'Ober- and Onder (Nieder) Zündorf are mentioned as 'Ober- en Onder Sindorff' on a land map published by Abraham Hogenberg.

Since 1300, the place Sindorf had already been located within the duchies of Jülich and Berg and the archbishopric of Cologne in Germany, previously known as Prussia, the region is on a map from 1560. The place Sindorf is described in the family history of Merode. In the 'Dutch Lion', also known as the blue nobility book, the place Sindorf is mentioned around 1550. Today there is still a district called Sindorf and Sindorf station, belonging to district Kerpen, close to Cologne in 1378 another place Sindorf was also located near Hemmerbach on the other side close to Cologne.

The identical town on various landmaps showing Sindorff in 1609 and 1622, Zundorf in 1645, a place with knight history, Sindorf in 1662 and Zindorf in1696, Justice of Syndorff, among others, in 1650, Pastorate Sindorff around 1600-1700, confirmation of the place of Syndorff in 1701-1800, deeds from 1727and 1807 suggests that ancient relationships exist.

Between these periods various branches of the family named Sindorff moved to various cities and countries.The family Sindorff spread over various cities such as Achen, Bracht, Dormagen, Geilenkirchen, Gymnich, Kisselbach, Köln, Norf, Perscheid, Possenheim, Rommerskirchen, Schönberg, Wittenburg in Germany (Prussia) and to many other countries, such as the Netherlands, to cities like Venlo, Tilburg, Haarlem, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and countries like Denmark, Belgium, UK, Israël, Turkey, USA, Brasil, Australia and Tasmania and maybe to Africa, Russia.

The reconstruction of all the families branches are too comprehensive at this stage and welcome anyone to continue to reconstruct, which shall take many more years to accomplish, being sure of the experience of a family relation in more depth. One thing we all have in common; Sindorff as family name or Beyond, related to.

The second author, is a member of the family branch Sindorff that lived in the province of Limburg, municipality of Venlo, the Netherlands, coming from (Mühl)Bracht/Brüggen around 1800, state North Rhine - Westphalen, Germany or Prussia at that time moved from Rotterdam to Amsterdam and Wormer and another branch of Sindorff moved further to the municipality of Tilburg, in the Netherlands, at the end of 1933 being first author online, at genwiki.nl, of the Tilburg branch. Proudly to be part of Limburg, the site has restrictions on living members and format. The family name was still common in Limburg from 1947 to 1969 and ceased in 2008, since then there has been evidence of genetic similarity with populations from or around the Czech Republic.

The majority of the similar-named family Zindorp, Zin(n)dorf(f), Zündorf(f), Sindorp, Sindorf(f) from mainly the province of North Holland, in the Netherlands, possibly related, coming from Hannover in Germany around 1750 is genealogically researched by, among others, Marja Hooreman©, see also Sindorf genealogy and are listed at USA list, among others, War Graves Foundation 1940-1945 and the War Graves Volksbund.

A family coat of arm is always for one family. A coat of arm is hereditary and represents a family, not a person, only at the beginning around 1200 AD, after which the son carried the same coat of arm or close to the original. The family coat of arm and the name of a dynasty were subsequently derived from the places of residence (Hohen)Staufen, Black Forest region, Germany, among other places and elements such as two crowns and the arrows, which is a symbol of combativeness, speed and agility and published further in an Austrian Codex or book around 1560 using variations in spelling of the name. A German ß (called a ringel "s" is equal to double "s", in German called "Eszett" or "scharfes s" (sharp s). In the old days it was common to use "ss" or "sz"), implies Ihres Szindorff, or "Yours Szindorff' often used by nobility or government to indicate to serve a higher purpose. The "/a" means most likely "adel", in the Dutch language or Adel, in the German language, which translates into nobility. Heraldry explains more about the coat of arm often kept close to start of history or later family developments. Discover more. This family coat of arm around 1560 may be the first family coat of arm as first knights and their sons, were using a coat of arm at the time of the crusades in the early middle ages, 500-1000 AD, the first found around 1200 AD.

Given the situation that development of name giving started from one first name, with at most a number, being first, second, etc. it is conceivable that a family name developed with various spelling and may also explain the "z" in sszindorff or Zudendorf. What do you believe? Therefore on this page of the site is worked towards the start of the name spelt as Sindorff. Multiple spelling variants were assigned within one household to distinguish as new branch. When that happens multiple times it may be promiscuous. Probably therefore, spelling of a family name became mandatory around 1800 in the Netherlands and Belgium due to the law by emperor Napoleon.

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Carniola or Inner/Unter Krain state in Holy Roman Empire, established

in the 11th century, In south: Karl stadt.

Genealogy
* Roman empires
* Prussia
* Italy
*Germany

Byzantine - or two headed eagle at the gates of ecomenical patriarchy in Istanbul.

Coat of arm 'Hohenstaufen' Frederik II (1194-1250) 2nd of Henry VII

1st Coat of arm 'Hohenstaufen' Duchy Swaben/Swabia (area in Germany) and Henry VII.

Vindex Libertatis ..First book Henry VII

Page 96 The first book about Henry VII, born Palermo, Sicily, Italy in 1211, died Martirano, Italy 1242

4th Coat of arm 'Hohenstaufen' Henry VII

Holy Roman Emperor (1222-1235) Divided (vertically halved)

Red later Green in heraldy also called Sinople/Sinopia for hope and mildness.

145v Enso, son of Frederic II
Per pale vert and Or, a double-headed eagle sable.

145v Enso, son of Frederic II
Per pale vert and Or, a double-headed eagle sable.

Coat of arm place Sindorff- now Zündorf, nearby Cöln Germany

Wapenschilden_Zudendorf_Sindorff_1397-1440

Coat of arm Zudendorf main devision Cross-sections (halved horizontally) with trompen (elephant trunks)

Coat of arm bisected into thirds (fish) and shell

Coat of arm (Hohen)Staufen area

used on family coat of arm ßzindorff map 1560

Wappen Buch_blz_63_uit_1567_door_Zacharias_Bartsch-_Sindorff

Coat of arm ßzindorff by *Zacharias Bartsch in 1560 ◇ [1]♧ . *Zacharias Bartsch published a 'Styiermarkisch' (prov. Styria, Austria) Coat of Arms Codex (book) in 1567.

Map (Köln) Keulen-Dormagen/Dorgmagen/Duromagus. Left Netherlands, right Germany

Sindorff heritage Meissen Rococo (1730-1760)

Prehistory; -100,000/-3000 - Time of Farmers and Hunters

Antiquity ; -3000/500 - Time of Greeks and Romans; the East and West Roman Empires, Great Migrations

The Romans conquered the south of the Netherlands in 57 BC and in 50 AD and made the Rhine River a border between their empire and the north of the Netherlands. The northern part was then administered by the powerful Frisians. The Romans had 3 major cities in the Netherlands: Noviomagus (Nijmegen), Mosae Trajectum (Maastricht) and Forum Hadriaum (Voorburg, near The Hague). At the end of the 4th century the Romans left the Netherlands, after which the Frisians, the Franks and the Saxons took over the Netherlands. In the 8th century, the Netherlands belonged solely to the Franks, although the Frisians also lived there.

According to tradition, the Apostle Andrew first preached Christianity in Asia Minor which lead to the foundation of the Byzantine archdiocese and (ecumenical) patriarchy in Constantinople, capital of the Byzantine empire, now called Istanbul in Turkey and the separation of the Roman Empire in West and East around 300 AD. The church of Constantinople became 'the new Rome'.

0500-1000| Generation I

Early Middle Ages; 500/1000 - Time of Monks and Knights
In Frankish Empire, Merovingians, Carolingians, West, Middle, East Frankish Empire: treaty of Verdun

Source: name of generations: -parent, -grandparent, -great-grandparent, -great-great-grandparent; old (rep 4x), stock (rep 4x), stock old (4x), noble (4x), noble old (4x), noble stock (4x), noble stock old (4x), front (4x) , for old stock (4x), for stock old (4x), for stock old (4x), for noble stock (4x), for noble stock (4x), for noble stock (4x), for noble stock old - (4x).

1000-1300| Generation I

High and Late Middle Ages; 1000/1500 - Time of Cities and States in Holy Roman Empire - Gothic

For the first time in the middle of the 12th century the knights are called 'von Zudendorp' (Zündorf), source: Karl H. Boley ISBN 3-933364-95-7 1988/2004 or clan Zündorf and a baron family before 1173. In the book Vindex Libertatis Ecclesiasticae et Martyr S. Engelbertus, "champion of the freedom of martyr and a saint S. Engelbert", it is described, from 1009 and published in 1633, that Zudendorff was afterwards called Zundorff. On page 96 The first book about Henry VII, born Palermo, Sicily, Italy in 1211, died Martirano, region of Calabria, Italy 1242, buried Cathedral de Consenza.

I. Requin von Zudendorf is a witness in 1222 in a certificate from Cologne, among the Bergen nobility.

I. Gerard von Zudendorf is a witness in 1222 in a certificate from Cologne, among the Bergen nobility.

I. Henry (VII) (1211-1242) is a matter of the Holy Roman Empire, not to be confused with Henry VII of Luxembourg (1275-1313), King of Sicily (1212/1217-1235) and Duke of Swabia (1216- 1235) as Henry II. Henry (VII) was crowned "Rex Romanorum" or Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire at Aachen in the presence of Floris IV, on 8 May 1222, for which the spiritual princes granted 'Confoederatio cum principibus ecclesiasticis' 1222-1235; chosen.

Henry was the only child from the 1st marriage between his parents Frederick II (1194-1250) and Constance of Aragón (1179-1222), daughter of King Alfonso II of Aragón (part of now Spain).
From Henry's father's 2nd marriage, with Queen -Isabella II-, Yolande of Jerusalem (1212–1228), daughter of King John of Jerusalem of Brienne (France) half brother and - sister Margaretha (1226–1227) and Conrad IV ( 1228-1254) were born, upon his death Roman king, king of Jerusalem and Sicily, who married Elisabeth of Bavaria (1227-1273) their son, Conradin or Koenraad the Younger (1252-1268), beheaded on behalf of Charles I in Naples. His father's relationship with Bianca Lancia (ca 1210–ca 1250) produced half-sisters Anna Constance (1230-1307), Violante (1233-1266) and half- brother Manfred (1232-1266), whose 3 young sons were tortured to death on behalf of Charles I in Castel del Monte, regent of Sicily.
From his father's 3rd marriage, July 15, 1235 in Worms with Isabella of England (1214-1241), daughter of King John of England, half-brothers Jordanus (°-1236), Hendrik (1238-1254) and half-sisters Agnes (°- 1237) and Margaret (1241–1270) were born. For other half-brothers and sisters, reference is made to Frederick II (1194-1250), Emperor and Stupor Mundi, Advocatus Sancti, protector of the Holy Sepulchre grandchild of Frederick Barbossa (1152-1190), who was first to use Sacrum Imperium (Romanorum).

N.B. The seal, as a coin, of Henry VII (Henry II of Swabia), from 1216, shows him as a mounted knight, dynamic, with shield and a banner or flag of, with what appears to be the county of Württemberg, with three leopards (three lions as supporters/guardians) on the coat of arm of Hohenstaufen (as, for example, later on with his half-sister Margaret); the three lions would later become known as the Swabian coat of arm. The horse is in a braking gallop, jumps or rears unexpectedly, depending on how the coin spins. The earliest seal of Hohenstaufen was a single lion, briefly two lions, and after 1196 three lions or leopards. The tincture 'or' and 'sable', gold/yellow and black, was recorded in 1220. His coat of arm as Holy Roman Emperor is a less known coat of arm; shared main division, half sinopia (first red, later green; symbolic for paradise in the Islamic world, half or, double headed eagle sable).

Henrich von Zudendorph is a witness in a certificate of Emperor Otto, Cologne and in 1221 in a certificate Bishop Engelbert of Cologne in 1219. Heinrich von Zudendorf, citizen of Cologne, informs the king of England, Henry III (1207-1272), son of king John Lackland, that the Archbishop of Cologne, Engelbert and guardian of Henry VII, who had undoubtedly brought the king's cause to a successful conclusion, had been murdered by one of his nearest relatives. Serenitati vestre - exhibere curetis. Shirley Letters of Henry III 1,274 according to source 1225. Engelbert planned a marriage to Isabella of England, one of King John's daughters; but was not consummated after Engelbert's death in 1225. His father married for the third time, now to Isabella of England. Hendrik was still a minor, fourteen years old, Margaretha was seven years older, twenty-one. Henry married Nürnberg November 29, 1225, by order of his father, with Margaret of Babenberg (1206-1266), daughter of Duke Leopold VI of Austria.

From this marriage:

Heinrich (<1228-1245>), born after May 1228 and before July 1235, and died 1242/1245, prince. Before starting the Sixth Crusade, his father appointed him in his will of 1228 as heir to the two crowns: of Sicily and of Germany. In the same year he began his personal reign in Germany, which was characterized by the Statutum in principle issued in Worms in May 1231.
Friedrich (<1235-1251), after May 1228 before July 1235, and died before 1251/1252, prince, crown prince or missing king. 'Frederick the only surviving son of Henry (VII), was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Frederick II, where the emperor entrusted him with the Duchy of Austria, the Margraviate of Styria and 10,000 uncias. His death in 1251 was recorded by Matthew Paris, who claimed that both he and his elder brother had been poisoned (veneno interfecit)'.

I. Henrich von Zudendorp 1246, also Zündorf 1198-1272 or Cudendorp 15 Dec 1256. Following the noble lord Walram, Henrich von Zudendorp seals the faith of the Bergisch knighthood, the Bergleiche duke Wilhelm, entitled to receive. ' His seal consists of a ' main devision cross sectioned shield, with open wings in the top right, which is repeated on the helmet between two buffalo horns '. He belongs entirely to two other families with this name and "the seal has been taken from the municipal archives of Cologne and informed no. 198 and 199".

I. Gerhard von Zudendorf was the first "Vogt"; a philosopher von Palmersdorf Hof; a court (association) with 220 laws of Melfi, the separation of church and state drawn up in the Liber Constitutionum Regni by Frederick II, which was recorded in a document and stationed at the Johannishof in 1269; his grandfather Frederik I, already used the Holy Roman Empire, directed against the ambitions of the Sancate Ecclesia, the Holy Church and previous headquarters of the Ordo fratrum hospitalis sanctae Mariae Theutonicorum Ierosolimitanorum (Teutonic Knight(s)) led by likely bishop Cologne, founded 1189 Acre, northern Israel.

1300-1500| Generation I

1300 place Sindorf under Duchy of Jülrich-Berg and Archbishopric of Cologne, now Limburg region Netherlands and North Rhine Westphalia Germany. 1381 family village Sindorff & Syndorff -region Dolenjska, Duchy of Lower Carniola, Austria, now southeastern Slovenia. 1481-1892 place Sindorff region Cologne, Germany. The role of the famine (1315-1317) and the great plague epidemic (1347-1354), which killed about a third of the European population, is unknown.

I. Gerard "van Zudendorp", from a noble family and from the monastery of St. Mary in the Capitol in Cologne was entrusted with a farm to Fischenich ('Fischeuick') in 1338, rented in 1351. Gerhard van Zudendorp therefore added his name "von Fischenich gt. v. Zudendorf". In the Middle Ages, the Fronhof, near Fischenich, was the center of a court association, which belonged to the Cologne Monastery of St. Maria im Kapitol. source: the Send was from the 9th century an ecclesiastical moral court.

Gerhard married Agnes von Aldenroide, daughter Daniels 1390-1409.

From this marriage:

Consse von Fischenich gt. von Zudendorf, geboren 1375, volgt.
Agnes von Fischenisch gt. von Zudendorf
Gerard, 1377

Because Fischenich's coat of arms showed a crossbar and a fish above, he chose to distinguish two fish lying one above the other. The family is also only known under von Fischenich. Of this coat of arm in combination with the shield of Henrich "van Zudendorp", sealed in 1397, the current coat of arms with crossbeam or barre is used by the district or town of Zündorf south Cologne.

I. Henrich "von Zudendorp", one of the knights, sealed a certificate in 1397 with his coat of arms, a cross-sectional shield showing an eagle with open wings in the top corner. This eagle can also be seen on the helmet between two buffalo horns or elephant snouts. From this coat of arms together with the shield of Gerhard "van Zudendorp", ca. 1330, the current coat of arms with crossbar or barre is now carried by the Zündorf district, Cologne.

I. Alf von Zudendorf, sealer deeds 22 nov. 1353, Siegburg, Abtei nr 28.

I. Johann von Zudendorf, sealer deeds, 22 nov. 1353 pos. same Johann von Zudendorf 1376

I. Baldewin von Zudendorf 1376

I. Ludwig von Zündorf (Zudendorf) joint sealer deeds 20 April 1377, nr 476 1397

I. Consse (Konrad) von Fischenich gt. von Zudendorf, born 1375, married Guitgin.

From this marriage:

Conrad von Fischenisch orders the court 1454, 10 juni 1449, 19 nov. 1450 21 Dec. 1453, Konrad "Coentz", Conss, von Zudendorf married Guetgin 'Goitgyn". From this marriage: Katharina, Klosterjungfrau Gotteshauses zu Benden (Bende/Beendt)
Zunter Wilhelm von Fischenisch gt. Zudendorf 1470-1488 entrusted to Fischenisch married on St. Michaelsdag 1464 with Guitgin von Frenss.

I. Wilhelm Zuydendorp, 1486 coat of arms table IV crossbar with 2 fish above it no. 198 Cologne.

I._Zudendorp, 1496 coat of arms in V-shape, crossbar with 2 fish above it on the coat of arms.

I. Gerard v. Vischenich v Belle 1463.

I. Wilhelm von Zudendorf, 1440 coat of arms, table IV in the middle a shell with eight circles, four on both sides no. 199, Cologne.

I. _Zudendorf, 1440 coat of arms, in the middle a shell with eight circles in a closed U-shape on the coat of arms

I. Bela Breitels zu Gräfrath against her husband Wetzel Kessel von Zudendorf, 1493

I. Peter von Zudendorf 1497

1500-1600| Generation I

16th century; 1500/1600 - Time of Discoverers and Reformers - Beginning New Age; Renaissance, 80 Years of War

Sindorff family in Cologne, an independent free empire city since 1475, within a -Lower Rhine Westphalian- Kreits, a group of states, in the Holy Roman Empire. *Zacharias Bartsch published a 'Styiermarkisch' (prov. Styria, Austria) Coat of Arms Codex, book in 1567.

Georg Sindorff, citizen from Cologne 1552, mill dispute 1553, December 30, Bliesheim.

Reiner (von) Sindorff Franciscan: becomes Lutheran: excommunicated on May 10, 1579.

Ulrich Sindorff (1582/83). Church founded by Ivan II in Bliedersdorf. From around 1350 the church was a branch of Neukloster. Monastery chaplains from Neukloster acted as clergy.

Nyss Van Sindorff married Leiningen. From this marriage: Zylg Van Sindorff (f) baptized 1602 Sankt Christoph Kath., Köln.

Wilhelm Von Sindorff married Merg. From this marriage: _Sindorff baptized Köln 10 April 1616.

Guelhelmus Von Sindorff married Maria Vont Munstereiffel. From this marriage: Aetlhietis (vr.) Von Sindorff baptized 2 juni 1619 Köln.

Wilhelmi Sindorff (RK) has a new born Sindorff 8 December 1627

Heinrich Sindorff Or Gimmich married 1594 Köln Elisabeth Vont Uchelen.

Wilhelm Syndorff, also Sindorff, married Maria Hartze.

From this marriage:

Wilhelmus Sindorff born 8 January 1634, Cöln, Rheinland, Prussia.
Johannes Sindorff born 15 March 1636, Cöln, Rheinland, Prussia. Volgt: married Agnes Auf Den Berg; daughter Anna Maria Sindorff, born 6 November 1674.
Annam Mariam Syndorff born 1641.

1600-1700| Generation I

17th century; 1600/1700 - Time of Regents and Princes ,"Golden Age*","European" 30 Years' War (1618-1648). Baroque.*(only province North-, South Holland & Zeeland)

I. N. Sindorff born around 1600 has three sons.

From this marriage:

Thoma Sindorff follows Ia.
Wilhelm Sindorff married Anna Schmitz, from this marriage Dormagen-Horrem (Hemmersbach) 3 May 1661, Margaretha Sindorff.
Johann Sindorff married Christina N. from this marriage born Dormagen 10 February 1707 Jacob, Sindorff (KB Dormagen-St. Michael).

Ia.Thoma Sindorff born1640 Prussia (Germany) Dormagen, furniture craftsman, trouwt Christina N.

1. (Ia) Joannes, ook Johann, Syndorf(f) born Dormagen 7 March/3 July/September 1661, married Maria Thelen born 25 March 1661/1665 Dormagen, daughter of Joann Thelen en Anna N.

From this marriage

1. (Ia) Thomas Syndorff born Dormagen - Horrem (Hemmersbach), 14 March 1691, married 1726 Dormagen Anna Katharina v.d. Brueggen,

From this marriage:

1. (Ia) Michael Syndorff follows Ia.

Gerard Sindorff pharmacist, ref Bernkastel heilig geist hospitaal, Pharmacy industry 1646

Ib.Gerhard(i) Syndorff born1674 in Rath, Düren, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany trouwt Catharina Schumacher (>🕇Charles 1902/Lotti - 1920, Brussel) born 7 February 1680 in Gymnich, Erftkreis, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.

From this marriage:

Michael Syndorff born 1718, deceased 1727 (8jr)
Theodor(us) Syndorff, born 1722, deceased 1727 (4jr.)
Catharina Syndorff
Conrad Syndorff
Petrum Syndorff, baptized 1713

Joannes Sindorff married Elisabeth von Creutzenach. Volgt:

Joannes Sindorff born Cöln 25 June 1651 verm. trouwt 4 juni 1667 Margaretha Meyer in Cöln, Prussia.
Petrus Sindorff baptized 22 June 1653 FHL Flm #187130, Sankt Maria Ablass Kath. Köln.

Wilhelmi Sindorff (ook wel Wilhelmi Von Sindorff), married Mariae Kennekess.

From this marriage:

Clara Von Sindorff baptized16 June 1669, Sankt Christoph Kath. Köln FHL film #187096.
Gertrudis Sindorff, baptized 9 February 1672,Sankt Christoph Kath. Köln FHL film #187097.
Adelheidis Sindorff baptized 9 February1672, Sankt Christoph Kath. Köln FHL film #187097.
Arnoldi Sindorff born 10 June 1675.

Wilhelmi Von Sindorff married Caecilia Schreil and baptized from this marriage in Köln St Kolumba Kath. 15 maart 1652.

Hermannus Sindorff married 1. Köln 3 February 1678 Anna Evertz 2. Anna Conradts.

From this marriage:

Jacobus Sindorff born Köln June 1682.
Anna Catherina Sindorff born Köln June 1682.

Herman Sindorff married Anna Eckrath.

Uit dit huwelijk:

Petrus Sindorff born Cöln 10 August 1694.

Matthias Sindorff married Margaretha Sindorff. From this marriage: Martinus Sindorff born 12 January 1620, St. Martin Kath.'

Petri Von Sindorff Or Von Esch married Köln Catharina, waaruit geboren Sophia Von Sindorff Or Von Esch gedoopt 19 juni 1646.

Hans Christoff Sindorff born Osterwieck 31 December 1685, furniture craftsman (source: Frankfürt Bürgerbuch).

Theodorus Sindorff born1686, deceased Perscheid, Pruisen 18 September1756, lives Kisselbach, (Germany).

Theodorico Sindorff married Elisabethae, baptized son Joannes Henricus Sindorff born 25 November 1712 Perscheid, Rheinland, Prusssia.

Anna Sindorff married 6 May 1693 Köln Bernardus Heimel.

Leonardo Syndorff married Gertrude Heck.

From this marriage:

Theodorum Syndorff gedoopt 1708

Martin Syndorff born Gymnich, Erftkreis, Nordrhein-Westfalen married x. From this marriage: Winand Syndorff (-1748). follows Ic Winand Syndorff (zv Martin Syndorff) geboren Gymnich, Erftkreis, Northrhein-Westfalen, Duitsland, deceased1748 married Anna Schneider born 31 October 1677 Gymnich, erftkreis, Germany.

From this marriage:

Peter, ook Petrus, Syndorff, born 1719, deceased 1726 (6jr).
Margaretha Syndorff married Cremer Craemer

Joes Syndorff married Elisabeth Sprengers. From this marriage: Wilhelmus Syndorff born 1735.

1700-1800| Generation I

18th century; 1700/1800 - Time of Wigs and Revolutions - the Enlightenment, Rococo, (neo) classicism

Petri Syndorff, born around 1700 married Gertrudis Baw. From this marriage: Sibille, ook Sybilla, trouwt Christianus Blum in 1757.

Petrus Syndorff married Gertrudis Bou. From this marriage: Wilhelmus Syndorff geboren 1737.

Ia. Michael Syndorff ook Michel Sindorff, familieboek, born Dormagen Neuss Nordrhein-Westfalen, Prussia, now Germany, 3 February 1726 c.q. 6 August 1731, son of Thomas Syndorff en Anna Katharina v.d. Brueggen, pos participant bird shutting festival Dormagen 2 June 1811, pos. 1783 könig St. Johannes-Bruderschaft, shootingclub Bracht, deceased Dormagen 27 January 1811 Trouwt 1: Caecilia Boes, born Dormagen 1 August 1732, deceased 27 January 1811 daughter of Wolter Buessen and Maria Katharina Stommel. Married 2: RK Bracht(Brüggen) 17 June 1766 Anna Gertrudis (Gertri) Lepelmans (Leppelmans) had mog. 10 children.

From the first marriage (1): Michaelis Syndorff son unconf.

Anna Catharina Syndorff born Dormagen 25 April 1759 unconf.
Peter Syndorff, ook Petrus Syndorff, born Dormagen 14 September 1761.
Johann Syndorff, ook Joannes Syndorff, geboren Dormagen 5 februari 1764. (ref. KB St. Michael).
Anna Christina Syndorff geboren Dormagen 17 mei 1766.
married 2: RK Bracht(Brüggen) 17 juni 1766 Anna Gertrudis (Gertri) Lep(p)elmans. Hermann Syndorff, ook Hermannus Syndorff, born 7 May 1769, pos.. Ulcherat, son Johannes.
Anna Maria Syndorff, Annae Mariae Sindorff, also Anne Marie Sindorff, born Dormagen 8 August 1770, deceased Dormagen 4 April 1837, married 15-07-1795 1: Joannes Berghausen. From this marriage: 1. Joannes Petrus and married 21-07-1799 2: Dormagen 21 July 1799 Hermann Bilck, also Germain Bilck, born Dormagen 18 September 1773/25 March 1661, deceased Dormagen 23 August 1845. From this marriage: Anna Margaretha, from this progeny Jean Pierre Bilck, Paefgen, O'Daniel, Zapf mostly from Dormagen.
Peter Syndorff, ook Petrus Syndorff, born Dormagen 2 September 1773.
Maria Gertrud Syndorff, ook Maria Gertrudis Syndorff geboren 26 februari 1776.

From this marriage (2) pos. 10 children pos. Michaelis Syndorff:

Sophia Lepelmans
Joannes Petrus Syndorff, ook Johann Peter Sindorff, born Bracht (Brüggen) 26 October 1770.
Henricus Petrus Syndorff, ook Heinrich Syndorff, Henderich Sindorff, Henricus of Heinrich Zyndorff, born 4 December 1771 Bracht (Brüggen), deceased 15 Augustus 1800 Geilenkirchen, merchant, married Geilenkirchen 10 November 1795 Maria Sibilla/Sybilla van/von Asten, married before with Johann Henrich Wolff, from which married are born: 4 children, born 8 April 1764, deceased 25 December 1816. From this marriage: 1. Anna Catharina Sindorf, ook Anna Catharina Gertrud Zyndorff, born Geilenkirchen 26 August 1796 married Geilenkirchen 5 October 1822 Johann Lambert Aloys Hermann Heckers (1794-.) 2. Johanna Catharina Sindorf, ook Johanna Catharina Josepha Zyndorff, born Geilenkirchen 22 June1798, deceased1886, married Geilenkrichen 5 June 1816 with Heinrich Joseph Kreitz (1786-1836). From this marriage 12 children (Jean P.H. married Brussel Rose M.A. Perraut / Obrie 24-7-1855) 3. Heinrich Wilhelm Sindorf(f), ook Johann Wilhelm Heinrich Zyndorff, Henderich Wilhelm Sindorff, born Geilenkirchen 13 March1800, deceased 1878, married 11/13 June 1825 Bardenberg Maria Sibille/Sybille Kahlen. From this marriage: 1.Maria Elisabeth Sindorff, born Bardenberg 2 November 1825 St. Peter en St. Paul RK, 2. Maria Sibille Hubertina Sindorf, ook Maria Sybilla Hubertina Sindorff, born Bardenberg 5/6 November1827, deceased Bardenberg 31 December 1916 married Heinrich Joseph Hubert Eygelshoven. From this marriage: Maria Luise Eygelshoven (1870-1940), 3 Heinrich Joseph Sindorf, born Bardenberg 6/7 February1830, deceased leden Würselen 27 April1859 4. Maria Catharina Theresia Sindorf, Sinndorf, Sindorff, Syndorff, Sindarz, Lindorff, born Bardenberg 8 November1832, deceased Vorweiden 24 September 1873 married Theodor Starck, from this marriage 9 children born Voorwenden/Broich. 5. Carl Anton Syndorff, ook Karl, born Bardenberg 6 march1835 lives Würselen, pos. married Achen 2 September 1865 Elisabeth Starck. From this marriage: # Hubertina Elisabeth Sindorff born Achen 1866. # Heinrich Carl Sindorff born Achen 1 June 1868, 6. Nicolaus Hubert Sindorff, ook Nicolaas Hubertus Sindorff, born Bardenberg, Pruisen 1 juli 1837, lives pos. Herzogenrath, ébéniste/furniture craftsman, pos. Immigration date 1882 Antwerp Belgium, 7. Franz Johann Hubert Sindorf, born Bardenberg 30 January 1840, deceased Bardenberg 4 April 1940.
Cornelius Syndorff, Cornelis Michiel Sindorff, Cornel Syndorff, born(Mül)Bracht (Brüggen), 8 November 1774 follows - generatie I
Joannes Mathias Syndorff, Johann Mathias Syndorff, born Bracht (Brüggen) 4 January 1777.
Leonardus Mathias Syndorff, ook Leonard Syndorff, born Bracht (Brüggen) 24 November 1778.
Maria Eva Syndorff, born Bracht (Brüggen) 13 November 1784.

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Johan Wilhelm Syndorff married Francis Fox. From this marriage: Anna Catharina Gertrud Syndorff, born Bracht 30-05-1803, deceased Bracht 18 September 1880 married Ludwig Joseph Maria (Louis) Rive.

Gerard Sindorf/Zundorf - stucco & plasterwork - Cultural Heritage Agency. Co-founder. 1753 of the Cologne stone holder or stucco guild

Wilhelmi Syndorff born around 1759 married Anna Kreueer ook Krewer.

From this marriage:

Catharina Syndorff, baptized 1771
Anna Catharina Syndorff, baptized 1776
Conradus Syndorff, baptized 1779
Margaretha Syndorff, baptized 1781

Paulus Syndorff baptized 1768, son of Agnetis Syndorff

Odilia, also Odiliae, Syndorff married 1785 Hilgerus Karris, from this marriage Hilgerus Kares, baptized 1798.

Jacob Sindorff militair VOC 1784

Conradi Syndorff married Anna Catharine Birck (mog. Catharina Birckenschanckel), from this marriage: Wilhelmus Syndorff born 1787. from this marriage Ursula born 1791.

Petro Syndorff married Gertrude in 1797.

Johann Syndorff married Adriana van Acker. From this marriage: Maria Sybilla Syndorff married 17 February 1773 in Breyell Peter Tuffers.

Genealogy follows Spaarndam (NL) Hannes Zindorp, born Hannover May 8, 1747 married Hendrikje van der Viel, born Schalkwijk. From this marriage: Catharina (Trijntje) Sindorff, born 23-10-1783 Genealogy Alblasserdam Willem Sindorff, child died 17-07-1737 Genealogy Roermond Anna Maria Gertrudis died Roermond July 12, 1826 married Lambertus Johannes Heckers, Rotterdam Christina Sindorf(f/t) geboren Rotterdam 13 mei 1822. Hermanus Hendricus Sindorff trouwt Cornelia Jacoba Meijer geb. 21 juni 1900 Amsterdam, overleden 3 juni 1986.

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Byzantine - or two headed eagle at the gates of ecomenical patriarchy in Istanbul.

Coat of arm 'Hohenstaufen' Frederik II (1194-1250) 2nd of Henry VII

1st Coat of arm 'Hohenstaufen' Duchy Swaben/Swabia (area in Germany) and Henry VII.

Page 96 The first book about Henry VII, born Palermo, Sicily, Italy in 1211, died Martirano, Italy 1242

4th Coat of arm 'Hohenstaufen' Henry VII

Holy Roman Emperor (1222-1235) Divided (vertically halved) - 134v Death of Earl Thomas of Warwick, Checky azyre and Or, a bend ermine.

Red later Green in heraldy also called Sinople/Sinopia for hope and mildness.

3rd Coat of arms - Death of Henry, King of the Romans
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145v Enso, son of Frederic II
Per pale vert and Or, a double-headed eagle sable.

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164v Conrad, son of Emperor Frederick II
Or, a double-headed eagle sable and in chief a torteau.

165r Manfred, son of Emperor Frederick II
Or, a double-headed eagle sable and overall a fess argent.

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162r Death of Henry, son of Frederick II, and nephew of the King of England
Gules, three leopards passant Or; impaled with Or, an eagle sable.

Coat of arm place Sindorff- now Zündorf, nearby Cöln Germany

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Coat of arm (Hohen)Staufen area

used on family coat of arm ßzindorff map 1560

Coat of arm ßzindorff by *Zacharias Bartsch in 1560 ◇ [1]♧ . *Zacharias Bartsch published a 'Styiermarkisch' (prov. Styria, Austria) Coat of Arms Codex (book) in 1567.

Map (Köln) Keulen-Dormagen/Dorgmagen/Duromagus. Left Netherlands, right Germany

Sindorff heritage Meissen Rococo (1730-1760)

Prehistory; -100,000/-3000 - Time of Farmers and Hunters

Antiquity ; -3000/500 - Time of Greeks and Romans; the East and West Roman Empires, Great Migrations