Trying to find a town which was in Wurtemburg, Germany in early 1800's

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I have been trying to verify if a town named, "Krumbach" was within the region of Swabia, Wuerttemburg, Germany in the early 1800's. I believe I have located it's physical location today, in what is now Bavaria. If this information is correct, my GGGGrandfather, Jacob Fredrick Free ( or Frei ) would have been born there in 1810 and migrated to Penn. United States about 1836. Does anyone know where I might find a map of that area of Germany during that time frame?

Don

Alamogordo, New Mexico United States

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Don,
I found 2 Krambach towns. One is near or below the town of Gunzburg. I can try to scan the map. The town is right near
the number 6.

I hope you can read it.

Maria

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DONALD MARY FREE wrote:

I have been trying to verify if a town named, "Krumbach" was within the region of Swabia, Wuerttemburg, Germany in the early 1800's. I believe I have located it's physical location today, in what is now Bavaria. If this information is correct, my GGGGrandfather, Jacob Fredrick Free ( or Frei ) would have been born there in 1810 and migrated to Penn. United States about 1836. Does anyone know where I might find a map of that area of Germany during that time frame?

Per Shtetelseeker at JewishGen Gazetteer
there are 18 populated places containing Krumbach. They range from 51 to
312 Km generally south and east of Frankfort am Main.

In FamilySearch there are many Fries from Wuerttemburg but none from Krumbach.

You should review the sources of your information and how you selected
the one Krumbach.

bob gillis

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There is a Fraenkisch-Crumbach in Hessen Germany but there may be others with the name Krumbach. Try Mapquest for the town
and may come up with many and need the area where you think they came from.

Jan