Seiferts, Kr. Fulda, Hessen
Today, Seiferts is administratively part of the municipality of Ehrenberg. The congregation in Seiferts is part of the parish of Batten.
Today, Seiferts is administratively part of the municipality of Ehrenberg. The congregation in Seiferts is part of the parish of Batten.
The marriage of Johannes Ackermann from Fulda & Eva Catharina [sic] Heel from Fulda is recorded in the parish register of the Lutheran Church in Büdingen on 13 May 1766. They are recorded there as colonists going to Russia, however, they did not actually go to Russia. They returned to Fulda where they were "remarried" on 1 February 1767 by the Catholic priest because, as Catholics, their marriage in the Lutheran Church in Büdingen was considered to have been illegitimate. The entry in the parish register of the Catholic Cathedral in Fulda reads:
Dr. Bryan Pinkall, son of Gary Pinkall & Michelle Dechant, was born 28 April 1985. Dr. Pinkall grew up in Great Bend, Kansas, and is a professional vocal performer (tenor).
He currently serves as the director of the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance in the College of Arts and Sciences at Kansas State University.
Dr. Pinkall debuted as a soloist at Carnegie Hall in 2014 and is the recipient of many honors including being the Distinguished Kansas of the Year in Performing Arts in 2014 and the American Prize in Vocal Performance in 2020.
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