Verena Trachsel Yoder (Joder) (1647 - Aft 1714): Vitter-Weaver Genealogy

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Person ID: I33159 Sharon Vitter's Relative

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Name Verena Trachsel Yoder (Joder) [1, 2]

Notes

It is very speculative who Barbara Rupp's parent are. The ones currently listed were 50 years old at Barbara's birth.

Her supposed mother Verena Yoder (Joder) is listed in several genealogies as dying in 1756 (which would put her death age at 109 years old!), but it appears to be based upon a death record of a Verena Yoder who was married to a Niclaus Rupp and died on 27 Dec 1756 in Wolfbach at the age of 36. So it is not the same Verena Yoder.

Born 12 Sep 1647 Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Gender Female

Died Aft 1714 Wolfbach, Homburg, Thurgau, Switzerland

Siblings

	1. Johannes Hans Trachsel Yoder (Joder) (ID:I33139), b. 21 Apr 1644, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. Dec 1694, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland (Age 50 years)
	2. Peter Trachsel Yoder (Joder) (ID:I43605), b. 1649, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. 1689, Switzerland (Age 40 years)
	3. Jakob Yoder (Joder) (ID:I43606), b. 4 Apr 1652, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. 1702, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland (Age 49 years)
	4. Barbara Yoder (Joder) (ID:I43607), b. 28 Oct 1655, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. 1700, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland (Age 44 years)
	5. Christian Trachsel Yoder (Joder) (ID:I43608), b. 10 May 1657, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. 1687, Eppstein, Frankenthal, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany (Age 29 years)
	6. Anna Yoder (Joder) (ID:I43602), b. 1 May 1659, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. DECEASED, Bern, Switzerland
	7. Jost Yoder (Joder) (ID:I47091), b. 17 Nov 1661, d. DECEASED
	8. Casper Trachsel Yoder (Joder) (ID:I47085), b. 1664, d. DECEASED
	9. Catharina Trachsel Yoder (Joder) (ID:I43610), b. 8 Jul 1666, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. 1695, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland (Age 28 years)

Parents

Family ID: F35684 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder) (ID:I47060), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. Aft 1666, Ortbuhl Farm, Bern, Switzerland (Age > 60 years)
Mother	Anna Trachsel (ID:I47061), d. DECEASED
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland [2]

Family 1

Family ID: F25099 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Husband 1 Niclaus Rupp (ID:I33158), b. 1647, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland , d. Abt 1727, Switzerland (Age 80 years)

Married 1672 Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Children

1. Barbara Rupp (ID:I33154), b. 3 Mar 1698, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

, d. 1751, Bern, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA

(Age 52 years)

Family 2

Family ID: F25231 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Husband 2	Peter Reusser (ID:I44219), d. DECEASED
Married	7 May 1714	Bern, Switzerland [1, 2]

Event Map

	Born - 12 Sep 1647 - Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
	Married - 1672 - Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
	Married - 7 May 1714 - Bern, Switzerland
	Died - Aft 1714 - Wolfbach, Homburg, Thurgau, Switzerland

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Source Citations

[S837] Switzerland, Select Marriages, 1532-1910, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2014;), Verena Joder. Name: Verena Joder Gender: Female Marriage Date: 7 mai 1714 (7 May 1714) Marriage Place: Bern, Switzerland Spouse: Peter Rüsser FHL Film Number: 2005964 [S1199] Yoder Newsletter, (Location: Goshen, Indiana, USA;), "Caspar Yoder Married to Verena Stauffer, Is Redefined!", Issue No. 55, April 2010. https://www.yodernewsletter.org/YNL/YNL55_files/image005.jpg In the last YNL, we provided information that established that Jacob Amman, founder of the “Amish”, had attended a religious meeting in a Joder home in Steffisburg, and that it appeared certain that this home was that of Caspar Joder, son of Jost Joder who married Anna Trachsel. This Caspar left Steffisburg and moved to Alsace, where he and his wife, along with nine children lived at Weiler in 1708 and were referred to as “well to do”. Descendants of his are shown in Weissenburg (Wissembourg in French) and Sankt-Germanshof and later on in Salzwoogerhof. He is identified as the ancestor of 1825 immigrant Michel Yoder (YRC8), who shares the “Amish Yoder” DNA mutation of the YR1 and YR2 Yoder immigrants of 1742. For years this Caspar has been identified as being the same Caspar Joder who married Verena Stauffer (see YNL2 article by Lois Ann Mast based on the work of German researcher Karl Joder and his partner Otmar Jotter). From Steffisburg death and contract data, it is now clear that Caspar and Verena Stauffer lived and died in the ancestral village, and that Caspar was the son of Hans Joder who married Verena Reusser! I’ll attempt to spell this out for our readers in a logical order. In the earlier listings by Karl/Otmar, the birth/baptismal year for the Caspar, son of Jost Joder and Anna Trachsel, was given as 1660, with no day provided. A review of the actual church record shows the baptismal date was actually 5/22/1664. Infants were normally baptized soon after birth, so it can be assumed he was born shortly before that date. Had this Caspar been the fellow who married Verena Stauffer on Jan. 21, 1681, it would have meant that he would have been married at the age of 16. In 1686, at the birth of Caspar and Verena Stauffer's son Hans, the father is noted as the "Kirchmeier,” i.e., the person who looks after the church property, collects rents, sells harvests etc. This would have been an unlikely role for an Anabaptist firebrand. But had this been true, and were he Jost’s son, he would have only been 22 at the time, very young for such a position of responsibility. Bruce Stahly pointed out this age issue and started us on the hunt for another, older, Caspar. Among the new information identified in a review of the Steffisburg Church Records is the fact that a Casper DID exist in the community who had not previously been included in the Karl Joder listings. He was the son of Hans Joder who married Verena Reusser. Hans Joder who married Verena Reusser could be considered “the other Joder.” He is referred to in some of the Steffisburg record as Hans Joder “in der Au.” He was about the same age as the brothers Nicolas and Jost Joder, each married to cousins named Anna Trachsel, who have been the focus of researchers looking for American Joder ancestors. These three were in fact, one generation off, see the relationship chart on page 1. The Amish and Amish Mennonite Genealogies (AAMG) by Gingerich and Kreider, refers to him by the code “YB.” The updated AAMG version correctly identifies his son Jakob as the fellow who married Margareth Stähli, but still lists only four of his seven children. The actual family is shown below (b=baptismal dates, children not in AAMG but identified in the Steffisburg Church records are underscored). YB- Hans Joder m. 6/13/1656 Verena Reuesser YB1- Margaret b 10/25/1657 YB2- Caspar b 1/2/1659 m. Verena Stauffer YB3- Jakob b 10/7/1660 m. 1684 Margreth Stähli YB4- Niclaus b 8/24/1662 YB5- Barbli b 10/13/1664 YB6- Hansli b 3/3/1666 YB7- Madlena b 12/16/1669 Caspar (YB2) who was born/bapt. in 1659 would have been 22 when married, and 27 when a “Kirchmeier”, much more reasonable ages to match with this identification. Birth data alone calls into question the Caspar son of Jost to Verena Stauffer marriage. Death records raise further doubt about this fellow: From the Steffisburg death records: 8 April 1735 - Caspar Joder the old of Glockenthal "biz 70 years old". Glockenthal (Bell Valley) 7 Jun 1735- Froni Joder, born Stauffer in Glockenthal “uber 70 years old" This information seemed to match to the Caspar/Verena Stauffer couple. But they were supposed to be in Alsace, breeding a large progeny! Furthermore the age of the Caspar here matches exactly to that of the son of Hans (YB2). Stähli family researcher Bruce W. Stahly shared his experience and contacts to arrange for the services of professional Swiss researcher, Therese Metzger. Estate settlements for Steffisburg are kept in the contract records at the cantonal archive in the city of Bern -- i.e. Staatsarchiv des Kantons Bern. Based on the death information we had discovered on the Steffisburg church CDs, we focused her efforts on Caspar and Verena and several other Joders of the same generation. The records relevant to Caspar and Verena Stauffer are as follows, by file number: Steffisburg Contract Records: 241 Obligation. Primary guarantor is Caspar Joder in the Gloggenthal. 1716. (YB2) 248-249 Debt Contract. Debtor is Hans Joder in the Au. Guarantor Caspar Joder in the Gloggenthal his son. 1716 (YB and YB2) 79 Promisory Contract. Caspar Joder the old Kirchmeir of Gloggenthal. He is satisfied with with the adjoining land. (YB2) 97 Receipt. Caspar Joder in Gloggenthal. (YB2) 179 Obligation. 1000 pounds. From 1707. Chief guarantors were Hans Joder in the Au; the old Kirchmeier in the Gloggenthal; and Jakob Joder in the Pfaffenhalter, sons. The surety was the mill in the Au, belonging to the chief gurarntor. Cancelled 1719. [Three pages of text, not all read.] (YB and YB2 and YB3) A284 (Hans Joder/Verena Reusser family- YB) 12-13 Estate Settlement. The late Hans Joder in the Au of Steffisburg. His sons and grandsons: Caspar the elder son in the Gloggenthal and his sons Christen and Caspar, Jakob the younger son of Pfaffenhalten and his sons Hans and Caspar Joder. 1719/1721. (YB family) A285 91 Debt contract. Caspar Joder the old Kirchmeier and as guarantors his son Hans Joder and son-in-law Christian Reusser both of Erlen. 1723. (YB2) 111 Obligation. Caspar Joder acknowledges to his mother Verena Stauffer, who acknowleded it with the hand of her husband Caspar Joder the old Kirchmeier. 1722. (YB2 and YB26) 212 Lease contract. The same people listed above in item 91. A296 p. 63- Brothers Hans and Christen Joder exchanged for themselves, and their mother Verena Stauffer with the consent and permission of Caspar Joder (YB2) her husband and their father, with Caspar Joder, a son, and Christen Spring and Hans Zaugg their sons-in-law and their mother, property in Gloggenthal. two houses, a barn, an oven house, a granary, in return for an Alp (pasture) in the area of Röthenbach for pasturing about 10 cows in the summer. No date, it must have been 1733. Written in 1737 , the transaction was cancelled because the signatories were dead and no promise had been carried through. p.224 - Verena Stauffer with the consent of her husband Caspar Joder (YB2) old Kirchmeier of Steffisburg sold the rights to pasture two cows in the Alps, 29 May 1734. https://www.yodernewsletter.org/YNL/YNL55_files/image007.jpg APRIL 2010 STEFFISBURG CHART UPDATE A298 p. 132-144 Estate settlement- Estate settlement of the late Caspar Joder old Kirchmeier married to the late Verena Stauffer; parents of Hans; Christen; Caspar ; Anna married 1st Christen Reusser; 2nd Christen Spring; Barbara married 1st Christen Gasser; 2nd Hans Zaugg; [Description of the estate and property. 3 pages. 11 August 1736.] These records clearly show that Caspar Joder and his wife Verena Stauffer remained in Steffisburg and died there in 1735. The Amish Alsatian Caspar (at Langenberg by 1712 and still there in 1735) seems certain to be the son of Jost Joder and Anna Trachsel, and his wife may have been named “Verena” (an Anabaptist Caspar Joder and his wife Verena Hoffin (Hoffer) had a male child born at Durrenentzen 3/20/1695. The child died unbaptized 5/31/1695.) But this Caspar WAS NOT the Caspar who married Verena Stauffer. The research by Karl Joder and Otmar Jotter that created a matching family in Alsace must have made assumptions based on similar naming patterns among the next generation. From the baptismal and contract records, the following family can be constructed for the Steffisburg couple; YB2- Caspar Joder (in the Au) m 1/21/1681 Verena Stauffer, both died in Steffisburg in 1735 (b. represents baptismal dates) YB21- Anna b 4/16/1682 YB22- Anna b 5/20/1683 –m 1st 6/8/1708 Christen Reusser; 2nd Christen Spring YB23- Barbara Joder b. 1/4/1685 YB24- Hans b 10/24/1686 - baptism refers to father Caspar as “the Kirchmeier,” pos m. Barbara Berger YB25- Christian b 2/15/1691 , pos. m.1715 Rosina Schwendimann YB26- Caspar b 9/1/1695 YB27- Peter b 2/18/1700 YB28- Barbara b 10/29/1703 Barbara married 1st Christen Gasser; m2. 3/7/1731 Hans Zaugg (Barbara had children by Christen Gasser starting 3/4/1725 ******************************************************* NOTE: Stähli researcher Bruce Stahly contacted us about a reference that had been found which told of Jakob Joder buying a piece of land from his brother-in-law Caspar Stähli, who was brother to Margareth Stähli, Jakob Joder's wife. Being himself a Yoder descendant as well as a Stähli one, that got his attention and jogged his memory of having seen an unresolved issue regarding a Joder/Stähli marriage in Steffisburg. And, ironically, he found this Stähli family, from Oberhofen, is not at all related to his own Stähli family. This contact led to a re-look at the Steffisburg CDs, and the contract research which, as Bruce describes this, is “a good example of the strange twists and turns genealogical research can take.” We now know that Jakob who married Margareth Stähli is the brother of Caspar Joder who married Verena Stauffer. https://www.yodernewsletter.org/YNL/YNL55.htm

[S837] Switzerland, Select Marriages, 1532-1910, Ancestry.com, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2014;), Verena Joder.
Name: Verena Joder
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 7 mai 1714 (7 May 1714)
Marriage Place: Bern, Switzerland
Spouse: Peter Rüsser
FHL Film Number: 2005964
[S1199] Yoder Newsletter, (Location: Goshen, Indiana, USA;), "Caspar Yoder Married to Verena Stauffer, Is Redefined!", Issue No. 55, April 2010.
https://www.yodernewsletter.org/YNL/YNL55_files/image005.jpg

In the last YNL, we provided information that established that Jacob Amman, founder of the “Amish”, had attended a religious meeting in a Joder home in Steffisburg, and that it appeared certain that this home was that of Caspar Joder, son of Jost Joder who married Anna Trachsel. This Caspar left Steffisburg and moved to Alsace, where he and his wife, along with nine children lived at Weiler in 1708 and were referred to as “well to do”. Descendants of his are shown in Weissenburg (Wissembourg in French) and Sankt-Germanshof and later on in Salzwoogerhof. He is identified as the ancestor of 1825 immigrant Michel Yoder (YRC8), who shares the “Amish Yoder” DNA mutation of the YR1 and YR2 Yoder immigrants of 1742.

For years this Caspar has been identified as being the same Caspar Joder who married Verena Stauffer (see YNL2 article by Lois Ann Mast based on the work of German researcher Karl Joder and his partner Otmar Jotter). From Steffisburg death and contract data, it is now clear that Caspar and Verena Stauffer lived and died in the ancestral village, and that Caspar was the son of Hans Joder who married Verena Reusser! I’ll attempt to spell this out for our readers in a logical order.
In the earlier listings by Karl/Otmar, the birth/baptismal year for the Caspar, son of Jost Joder and Anna Trachsel, was given as 1660, with no day provided. A review of the actual church record shows the baptismal date was actually 5/22/1664. Infants were normally baptized soon after birth, so it can be assumed he was born shortly before that date. Had this Caspar been the fellow who married Verena Stauffer on Jan. 21, 1681, it would have meant that he would have been married at the age of 16. In 1686, at the birth of Caspar and Verena Stauffer's son Hans, the father is noted as the "Kirchmeier,” i.e., the person who looks after the church property, collects rents, sells harvests etc. This would have been an unlikely role for an Anabaptist firebrand. But had this been true, and were he Jost’s son, he would have only been 22 at the time, very young for such a position of responsibility. Bruce Stahly pointed out this age issue and started us on the hunt for another, older, Caspar.

Among the new information identified in a review of the Steffisburg Church Records is the fact that a Casper DID exist in the community who had not previously been included in the Karl Joder listings. He was the son of Hans Joder who married Verena Reusser.

Hans Joder who married Verena Reusser could be considered “the other Joder.” He is referred to in some of the Steffisburg record as Hans Joder “in der Au.” He was about the same age as the brothers Nicolas and Jost Joder, each married to cousins named Anna Trachsel, who have been the focus of researchers looking for American Joder ancestors. These three were in fact, one generation off, see the relationship chart on page 1. The Amish and Amish Mennonite Genealogies (AAMG) by Gingerich and Kreider, refers to him by the code “YB.” The updated AAMG version correctly identifies his son Jakob as the fellow who married Margareth Stähli, but still lists only four of his seven children. The actual family is shown below (b=baptismal dates, children not in AAMG but identified in the Steffisburg Church records are underscored).

YB- Hans Joder m. 6/13/1656 Verena Reuesser
YB1- Margaret b 10/25/1657
YB2- Caspar b 1/2/1659 m. Verena Stauffer
YB3- Jakob b 10/7/1660 m. 1684 Margreth Stähli
YB4- Niclaus b 8/24/1662
YB5- Barbli b 10/13/1664
YB6- Hansli b 3/3/1666
YB7- Madlena b 12/16/1669

Caspar (YB2) who was born/bapt. in 1659 would have been 22 when married, and 27 when a “Kirchmeier”, much more reasonable ages to match with this identification. Birth data alone calls into question the Caspar son of Jost to Verena Stauffer marriage. Death records raise further doubt about this fellow:

From the Steffisburg death records:

8 April 1735 - Caspar Joder the old of Glockenthal "biz 70 years old". Glockenthal (Bell Valley)
7 Jun 1735- Froni Joder, born Stauffer in Glockenthal “uber 70 years old"

This information seemed to match to the Caspar/Verena Stauffer couple. But they were supposed to be in Alsace, breeding a large progeny! Furthermore the age of the Caspar here matches exactly to that of the son of Hans (YB2). Stähli family researcher Bruce W. Stahly shared his experience and contacts to arrange for the services of professional Swiss researcher, Therese Metzger. Estate settlements for Steffisburg are kept in the contract records at the cantonal archive in the city of Bern -- i.e. Staatsarchiv des Kantons Bern. Based on the death information we had discovered on the Steffisburg church CDs, we focused her efforts on Caspar and Verena and several other Joders of the same generation. The records relevant to Caspar and Verena Stauffer are as follows, by file number:

Steffisburg Contract Records:

241 Obligation. Primary guarantor is Caspar Joder in the Gloggenthal. 1716. (YB2)

248-249 Debt Contract. Debtor is Hans Joder in the Au. Guarantor Caspar Joder in the Gloggenthal his son. 1716 (YB and YB2)

79 Promisory Contract. Caspar Joder the old Kirchmeir of Gloggenthal. He is satisfied with with the adjoining land. (YB2)

97 Receipt. Caspar Joder in Gloggenthal. (YB2)

179 Obligation. 1000 pounds. From 1707. Chief guarantors were Hans Joder in the Au; the old Kirchmeier in the Gloggenthal; and Jakob Joder in the Pfaffenhalter, sons. The surety was the mill in the Au, belonging to the chief gurarntor. Cancelled 1719. [Three pages of text, not all read.] (YB and YB2 and YB3)

A284 (Hans Joder/Verena Reusser family- YB)

12-13 Estate Settlement. The late Hans Joder in the Au of Steffisburg. His sons and grandsons: Caspar the elder son in the Gloggenthal and his sons Christen and Caspar, Jakob the younger son of Pfaffenhalten and his sons Hans and Caspar Joder. 1719/1721. (YB family)

A285

91 Debt contract. Caspar Joder the old Kirchmeier and as guarantors his son Hans Joder and son-in-law Christian Reusser both of Erlen. 1723. (YB2)

111 Obligation. Caspar Joder acknowledges to his mother Verena Stauffer, who acknowleded it with the hand of her husband Caspar Joder the old Kirchmeier. 1722. (YB2 and YB26)

212 Lease contract. The same people listed above in item 91.

A296

p. 63- Brothers Hans and Christen Joder exchanged for themselves, and their mother Verena Stauffer with the consent and permission of Caspar Joder (YB2) her husband and their father, with Caspar Joder, a son, and Christen Spring and Hans Zaugg their sons-in-law and their mother, property in Gloggenthal. two houses, a barn, an oven house, a granary, in return for an Alp (pasture) in the area of Röthenbach for pasturing about 10 cows in the summer. No date, it must have been 1733. Written in 1737 , the transaction was cancelled because the signatories were dead and no promise had been carried through.

p.224 - Verena Stauffer with the consent of her husband Caspar Joder (YB2) old Kirchmeier of Steffisburg sold the rights to pasture two cows in the Alps, 29 May 1734.

https://www.yodernewsletter.org/YNL/YNL55_files/image007.jpg

APRIL 2010 STEFFISBURG CHART UPDATE

A298
p. 132-144 Estate settlement- Estate settlement of the late Caspar Joder old Kirchmeier married to the late Verena Stauffer; parents of Hans; Christen; Caspar ; Anna married 1st Christen Reusser; 2nd Christen Spring; Barbara married 1st Christen Gasser; 2nd Hans Zaugg; [Description of the estate and property. 3 pages. 11 August 1736.]

These records clearly show that Caspar Joder and his wife Verena Stauffer remained in Steffisburg and died there in 1735. The Amish Alsatian Caspar (at Langenberg by 1712 and still there in 1735) seems certain to be the son of Jost Joder and Anna Trachsel, and his wife may have been named “Verena” (an Anabaptist Caspar Joder and his wife Verena Hoffin (Hoffer) had a male child born at Durrenentzen 3/20/1695. The child died unbaptized 5/31/1695.) But this Caspar WAS NOT the Caspar who married Verena Stauffer. The research by Karl Joder and Otmar Jotter that created a matching family in Alsace must have made assumptions based on similar naming patterns among the next generation. From the baptismal and contract records, the following family can be constructed for the Steffisburg couple;

YB2- Caspar Joder (in the Au) m 1/21/1681 Verena Stauffer, both died in Steffisburg in 1735 (b. represents baptismal dates)
YB21- Anna b 4/16/1682
YB22- Anna b 5/20/1683 –m 1st 6/8/1708 Christen Reusser; 2nd Christen Spring
YB23- Barbara Joder b. 1/4/1685
YB24- Hans b 10/24/1686 - baptism refers to father Caspar as “the Kirchmeier,” pos m. Barbara Berger
YB25- Christian b 2/15/1691 , pos. m.1715 Rosina Schwendimann
YB26- Caspar b 9/1/1695
YB27- Peter b 2/18/1700
YB28- Barbara b 10/29/1703 Barbara married 1st Christen Gasser; m2. 3/7/1731 Hans Zaugg
(Barbara had children by Christen Gasser starting 3/4/1725
*******************************************************

NOTE: Stähli researcher Bruce Stahly contacted us about a reference that had been found which told of Jakob Joder buying a piece of land from his brother-in-law Caspar Stähli, who was brother to Margareth Stähli, Jakob Joder's wife. Being himself a Yoder descendant as well as a Stähli one, that got his attention and jogged his memory of having seen an unresolved issue regarding a Joder/Stähli marriage in Steffisburg. And, ironically, he found this Stähli family, from Oberhofen, is not at all related to his own Stähli family. This contact led to a re-look at the Steffisburg CDs, and the contract research which, as Bruce describes this, is “a good example of the strange twists and turns genealogical research can take.” We now know that Jakob who married Margareth Stähli is the brother of Caspar Joder who married Verena Stauffer.
https://www.yodernewsletter.org/YNL/YNL55.htm

Birth	1649	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Died	1689	Switzerland

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Anna Trachsel
Relationship	natural
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Family	? Staehli
Married	13 Dec 1684

Birth	4 Apr 1652	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Died	1702	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Anna Trachsel
Relationship	natural
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Family	Verena Kauffman
Married	9 Jan 1684/85

Birth	28 Oct 1655	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Died	1700	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Anna Trachsel
Relationship	natural
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Family	N. Berger
Married	UNKNOWN

Birth	10 May 1657	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Died	1687	Eppstein, Frankenthal, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Anna Trachsel
Relationship	natural
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Family	Barbara Gerber
Married	10 Mar 1683/84

Birth	1 May 1659	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Died	DECEASED	Bern, Switzerland

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Anna Trachsel
Relationship	natural
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Family	Living

Birth	17 Nov 1661
Died	DECEASED

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Anna Trachsel
Relationship	natural
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Family	Barbara Rupp
Married	9 Jan 1684/85

Birth	1664
Died	DECEASED

Father	Jost Yoder (Joder), b. 30 Nov 1607, Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland
Relationship	natural
Mother	Anna Trachsel
Relationship	natural
Married	14 Oct 1642	Steffisburg, Bern, Switzerland

Family	Living

Verena Trachsel Yoder (Joder)

Johannes Hans Trachsel Yoder (Joder)

Peter Trachsel Yoder (Joder)

Jakob Yoder (Joder)

Barbara Yoder (Joder)

Christian Trachsel Yoder (Joder)

Anna Yoder (Joder)

Jost Yoder (Joder)

Casper Trachsel Yoder (Joder)

Catharina Trachsel Yoder (Joder)

Jost Yoder (Joder)

Anna Trachsel

Niclaus Rupp

Barbara Rupp

Peter Reusser

Parents

Family 1

Family 2

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