Wernborn, Kr. Hochtaunus, Hessen | Volga German Institute

Wernborn was located in the historical Archbishopric of Mainz. Before the French Revolution in 1797, Wernborn and neighboring Pfaffenwiesbach were possessions of the Waldbott von Bassenheim. Since 1971, Wernborn has been administratively merged with the community of Usingen in what is today the German State of Hessen.

Names:

Wernborn, Kr. Hochtaunus, Hessen

Surnames:

Becker (Dehler-1)*

Dehler (Dehler)

Dinges (Wittmann)

Bender (Ober-Monjou)

Ickes / Ix (Pfeifer)

Images:

Panorama of the village of Wernborn (2006).
Source: Wikipedia Commons.

Church in Wernborn (2016).
Source: Wikipedia Commons.

Pre-Volga Origin

Title: Dehler

Latitude: 51.181500

Longitude: 45.919500

Title: Dehler

Latitude: 51.181500

Longitude: 45.919500

Title: Wittmann

Latitude: 51.890064

Longitude: 47.156874

Title: Schönchen

Latitude: 51.863333

Longitude: 47.093667

Title: Dehler

Latitude: 51.181500

Longitude: 45.919500

Title: Ober-Monjou

Latitude: 51.736667

Longitude: 46.844500

Title: Dehler

Latitude: 51.181500

Longitude: 45.919500

Title: Pfeifer

Latitude: 50.640000

Longitude: 45.395000