| Speegle / Spiegel |
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| SPEEGLE / SPIEGEL INDIVIDUALS |
| Dolly Ann Belinda Christine Speegle was born on December 4, 1856 at Cullman, Alabama and died February 1, 1941 at Alabama. She is the daughter of David Speegle and Winifred CRANFORD. She married John Wesley Kilgo on June 28, 1872 at Cullman, Alabama. |
| David Speegle was born July 15, 1806 at Lincoln, North Carolina and died July 16, 1890 at Cullman, Alabama. He is buried at Brushy Creek Cemetery, Cullman, Alabama. He is the son of Daniel Jacob Speegle and Barbara SHOOK. He married #1 Winifred CRANFORD on October 8, 1830 at Morgan County, Alabama. He married #2 Nancy Catherine GARREN on October 30, 1870 at Morgan County, Alabama. |
| Daniel Jacob Speegle was born August 12, 1777 at Lincoln County, North Carolina and died in 1855. He is the son of John Martin Speegle and Sarah Nan JARRETT. He married #1 Mary LENTZ on July 28, 1822 at Morgan County, Alabama. He married #2 Barbara SHOOK. He had at least one child with Barbara Shook: David (1806). |
| John Martin Speegle was born October 27, 1736. He is the son of Samuel Fridrich Spiegel and Catharina LOTHOLZ. He married Sarah Nan JARRETT. He had at least one child: Daniel Jacob (1777). |
| Samuel Fridrich Spiegel was born September 11, 1708 at Ottenhausen or Ellmendingen, Karlsruhe, Germany. He is the son of Johannes Spiegel and Anna Catharina DANEG. He married Anna Catharina LOTHOLZ on September 18, 1734 at Ellmendingen, Baden, Germany. He had at least one child: John Martin (1736). |
| Johannes Spiegel was born September 22, 1667 at Ottenhausen, Germany and died December 10, 1735 in Germany. He is the son of Johannes Spiegel and Barbara LIECHTENBERGER. He married Anna Catharina DANEG on August 24, 1706. The had at least one child: Samuel Fridrich (1708). |
| Johannes Spiegel was born February 7, 1641 at Ottenhausen, Germany and died September 22, 1691 at Germany. He is the son of Philipp Spiegel and Anna HEINTZ. He married Barbara LEICHTENBERGER on February 26, 1666 at Ottenhausen, Germany. He had at least one child: Johannes (1667). |
| Philipp Spiegel was born September 22, 1608 at Pforzheim, Baden, Germany and died August 8, 1691 at Ottenhausen, Germany. He is the son of Philipp Spiegel and Katharine SCHOEN. He married Anna HEINTZ on May 19, 1639 at Ottenhausen, Germany. They had at least one child: Johannes (1641). |
| Philipp Spiegle was born c. 1552 at Pforzheim, Baden, Germany and died in Germany. He is the son of Jacob Spiegel. He married Katharine SCHOEN on May 10, 1597 at Pforzheim, Baden, Germany. They had at least one child: Philipp (1608). |
| Jacob Spiegel was born c. 1530 at Pforzheim, Baden, Germany. Jacob had at least one child: Philipp (1552). |
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| MISC SPEEGLE STUFF |
| Civil War Story Descendants of David Speegle, who had sons and sons-in-law fighting on both sides, involves an encounter one of David's daughters had with the Rebel Home Guards who came in search of her pro-Union brothers. Some of the Speegle men and their friends were hiding in the nearby woods when Martha Beatrice Speegle looked out and saw several Home Guards riding into her yard. As they proceeded to search the house and farm, Martha slipped out and poured water into their muskets. Afterwards, she remembered the divided family loyalty and began to have agonizing qualms. But, even as she reflected on her act, her borthers, unaware of their Rebel visitors, came out of the woods for food. The Home Guards raised their muskets to fire. At that moment her doubts vanished completely. Another Civil War Story Another Civil War story handed down in the Speegle family concerns the pro-Union ancestor who was hung three times by Confederate soldiers because he refused to divulge the where-abouts of his neighbors who were Yankee sympathizers. Each time, his friends slipped out to cut him down after the Rebels had gone. He lived to be past 90 and always took special delight in telling of his narrow escpes at the hands of the southern soldiers. SOURCE: Combing Cullman County, by Margaret Jean Jones, printed by Modernistic Printers, Inc., Cullman, AL, 1972 |