Our Family History
Maria Ortner
Abt 1645 - 1702 (57 years)
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Name Maria Ortner Birth Abt 1645 Gender Female Death 19 Nov 1702 Innervillgraten, Lienz, Tirol, Austria 
Person ID I14242 Punturieri Family Tree
Father Simon Ortner, b. 1 Jan 1621, wahrscheinlich in der inneren Villgraten d. 15 Jun 1700, 9931 Ortsfriedhof Außervillgraten, Tirol, Österreich (Age 79 years) Relationship natural Family ID F8404 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Christian Mühlmann d. 12 Sep 1716, Innervillgraten, Lienz, Tirol, Austria Children + 1. Maria Mühlmann, b. 26 Jan 1695, Innervillgraten, Lienz, Tirol, Austria d. 27 Jul 1753, Innervillgraten, Lienz, Tirol, Austria (Age 58 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]Family ID F8362 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Blasius Pichler d. 2 Jan 1865, Innervillgraten, Lienz, Tirol, Austria Family ID F8368 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Death - 19 Nov 1702 - Innervillgraten, Lienz, Tirol, Austria 
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Notes - Hi, I think it's likely it is because it was the property name. Another thing I saw in the FB genealogy page above is that the Ortner family purchased the Hochkofler property. I have multiple instances in my tree where the property name was taken once it was either purchased, or by marriage. In fact my great grandfather's family name was originally Frevert, but his great grandfather married the widow Bunte on the Bunte property, and the name was "deeded" to indicate inheritance rights when the marriage took place. So the next generations were recorded as Frevert oder Bunte (Frevert or Bunte) and then when they came the the US, they went by Bunte. I had the surprise that my father's maternal line was not Bunte but Frevert, before 1753. The children from the first marriage to another woman were not called "Frevert oder Bunte" but just Frevert. The second set of children (half siblings) were called Frevert oder Bunte because they were born there, and had the inheritance rights to the property. I think the Ortner and Hochkofler probably had something similar though we'll need to have someone explain it. I would not have known how to find my Frevert oder Bunte info if someone who was also related (and fortunately is still living in Germany) had not told me of the reasons for the name changes, and had seen the records in person. It's really opaque trying to figure it out just looking at what we have, but I'm sure there are deeds and records that tell what actually happened.
https://ahnenortner.jimdofree.com/?fbclid=IwAR1yIyz2svy3_Y0HesF147FW_Ke4IhVuw2p1QuQ7YnRflZO9dDczvPrrYkc
- Hi, I think it's likely it is because it was the property name. Another thing I saw in the FB genealogy page above is that the Ortner family purchased the Hochkofler property. I have multiple instances in my tree where the property name was taken once it was either purchased, or by marriage. In fact my great grandfather's family name was originally Frevert, but his great grandfather married the widow Bunte on the Bunte property, and the name was "deeded" to indicate inheritance rights when the marriage took place. So the next generations were recorded as Frevert oder Bunte (Frevert or Bunte) and then when they came the the US, they went by Bunte. I had the surprise that my father's maternal line was not Bunte but Frevert, before 1753. The children from the first marriage to another woman were not called "Frevert oder Bunte" but just Frevert. The second set of children (half siblings) were called Frevert oder Bunte because they were born there, and had the inheritance rights to the property. I think the Ortner and Hochkofler probably had something similar though we'll need to have someone explain it. I would not have known how to find my Frevert oder Bunte info if someone who was also related (and fortunately is still living in Germany) had not told me of the reasons for the name changes, and had seen the records in person. It's really opaque trying to figure it out just looking at what we have, but I'm sure there are deeds and records that tell what actually happened.