Johann Adam Weisheim was married in Düdelsheim on 21 November 1736 to Sophia Maria Preußer, daughter of Christophel Preußer & Anna Margaretha de Malade. They have four sons: Johann Conrad (1738), Johann Heinrich (1741), Johannes (1744), and Johann Adam (1748). Johann Adam, the father, died in Düdelsheim and was buried there on 22 June 1762. His widow and their four sons immigrated to Russia, arriving at the port in Oranienbaum on 4 July 1766. All arrived in Balzer on 18 June 1767. Widow Sophia and her youngest son (who had been baptized in Düdelsheim on 28 April 1748) are recorded there on the 1767 Census in Household No. 88.
Johann Conrad Weisheim was baptized 1 May 1738 in Düdelsheim. He married there to Maria Margaretha Schwartz, daughter of Johann Heinirch Schwartz. She was also baptized in Düdelsheim on 24 September 1729. Their son Johann Heinrich was baptized in Düdelsheim on 25 November 1764. The three of them are recorded on the 1767 Census of Balzer in Household No. 57.
Johann Heinrich Weisheim was baptized in Düdelsheim on 22 May 1741. He arrived with his mother in Oranienbaum, but by the 1767 Census of Balzer he is married and recorded there in Household No. 58.
Johannes Weisheim was baptized in Düdelsheim on 20 September 1744. He, too, arrived with his mother in Oranienbaum, but by the 1767 Census of Balzer he is married and recorded there in Household No. 58.
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- Düdelsheim Parish Records (LDS Intl Film #1201789).
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