Ittlingen, Kr. Heilbronn, Baden-Württemberg

Ittlingen is a small community west of Heilbronn. Throughout the history of this area, Ittlingen has been ruled by the Masters of Gemmingen and Earl of Öttingen. After 1749, it became part of Gemmingen-Hornberg. In 1806, it was ceded to Baden and today is located in the Kraichgau region of the German State of Baden-Württemberg.

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Protestant Church in Ittlingen (2008).
Source: Peter Schmelzle via Wikipedia Commons.

Pre-Volga Origin

Title: Dönhof

Latitude: 51.005833

Longitude: 45.466667

Title: Unterdorf

Latitude: 50.253900

Longitude: 45.279100

Title: Neu-Dönhof

Latitude: 51.021000

Longitude: 45.135833

Title: Rosenheim

Latitude: 51.666333

Longitude: 46.475500

Title: Schilling

Latitude: 51.187667

Longitude: 45.784500

Title: Balzer

Latitude: 51.025000

Longitude: 45.696667

Title: Dönhof

Latitude: 51.005833

Longitude: 45.466667

Title: Alexandertal

Latitude: 50.330255

Longitude: 45.391370

Title: Konstantinovka

Latitude: 50.990667

Longitude: 47.079333

Title: Messer

Latitude: 50.974667

Longitude: 45.551333

Ittlingen, Kr. Heilbronn, Baden-Württemberg

Pre-Volga Origin

Migrated to Colonies