A history of the heberle family

FRANCE

690 Heberle 2005, 4020 Heberle 1574-2005.

Benoit Dominique Heberle, 1995 (Reichshoffen branch), has compiled a very comprehensive genealogical database for the Heberle in France (and elsewhere), with data for >1000 French Heberles, including dates of birth and death, addresses, occupations and family trees.

The Alsace and Lorraine area was part of the German (Holy Roman) Empire from c1000, until c1680, when it was taken by France. In 1871 it was annexed by Germany from France, after the Franco-Prussian War, until returned to France in 1919, after World War I.
NORTH WEST FRANCE/NORD OUEST FRANCE

Where Heberles lived in 2004

Isabelle, Josette, Jean Claude, Laetitia, Antoine, Gerhard and Pascale Heberle lived in Paris. Etienne lived in Nemours. Claudine lived in Mezy Sur Seine. Marie lived in Glencay. Jean lived in Pleneuf Val Andre. Xavier lived in Breal Sous Montford. Bernard lived in Chatillon Sur Indre. Harold lived in Pannes. Harold lived in Villemandeur. Vincent lived in Montreuil. Daniel and Denis lived in Le Perreux Sur Marne. Didier, Jean Luc and Maquart lived in Vincennes. Michelle lived in Sannois.

Heberle named businesses

Entreprise Heberle - Platrerie, Cloisons, Isolation, Montlouis/Loire c1980-; Pharmacie Heberle Saint Pierre les Nemours c2000-.
Paris

27 Heberle 2005, 34+ Heberle 1881-2005.

Carolina Haberle and Auguste Heberle from Neustadt Germany lived in Paris in 1881.

Eugene Heberle (Obernai branch) of Breitenbach m Lucie Mathes in Paris in 1922. Their daughter Genevieve m Etienne Heberle (Obernai branch) of Albe, in Paris.
Antoine Heberle (Wintzenheim branch) lived in Paris in the 1990s. He was cameraman or Director of photography for a number of films. ” Love me” (2000), “Peau neuve” (1999) alias “New Dawn” (1999) (USA), “Mamirolle” (1999), “Le New Yorker” (1998), “.À vendre” (1998) alias ” A vendre - in vendita”  (1999) (Italy), ”L’ Incruste'” (1994) alias” Infiltrate” (1994), ”Paix et amour” (1994) (TV) alias ”Peace and Love” (1994) (TV), ”Gens normaux n'ont rien d'exceptionnel, Les” (1993), alias ”Normal People Are Nothing Exceptional” (1993) (USA), alias ”There's Nothing Special About Normal People” (1993), alias ”Le Persone normali non hanno nulla di eccezionale” (1993) (Italy), ”Fim do Mundo, O” (1992) alias “Quatro Elementos - A Terra, Os” (1992).
Jean Claude Heberle (Reichshoffen branch) listed in “Who’s who in France” (1994). Journalist, b Constantine, Algéria 1935. He m Josette Bohn 1958, m Michèle Frick-Bernard (Children: Pierre Etienne and Philippe Marie, Claire Marie). Father: Fernand (cartoonist or draftsman), mother Marie Astolfi. Worked as journalist in Algeria 1957-61. Radio and TV presenter France 1961-67, News correspondent/chief in Washington USA 1967-70. Chief editor TV channel France 1972-74. Director General Monte Carlo Monaco radio 1981-84. Knight of the French Legion of Honour. Radio reporter for Grand Prix 1964 and Apollo XI 1969. Lived in Paris 1983, La Croix-Saint-Leufroy 1989-94, Paris 2004.

SOUTH WEST/SUD OUEST FRANCE

Where Heberles lived in 2004

Jean lived in Villedoux. Jean and Pierre lived in Le Thou. Pierre lived in Chateau D Olonne. Sabine lived in Muron. Francois lived in St Michel Sur Meurth.

MAP OF PLACES WHERE HEBERLE HAVE LIVED

France

NORTH EAST/NORD EST FRANCE

BAS RHIN DEPARTMENT

Numerous Heberle have lived in this Department, which is covered in 3 sections: North, Central and South.

Heberle named businesses (Bas Rhin)

Cabinet Heberle, Strasbourg, c2000.

North/Nord Bas Rhin

The main places where (>30) Heberles have lived include Dambach, Lembach and Reichshoffen.

Where Heberles lived in 2004

Etienne lived in Gundershoffen. Bernard, Christophe, Etienne, Jean Eugene, Jean Pierre and Marie lived in Reichshoffen. Anne Marie, Bruno and Lucien lived in Furdenheim. Gertrude lived in Schiltigheim. Benoit lived in Kindwiller.

Cleebourg, Bas Rhin

0 Heberle 2005. 33 Heberle 1762-1851.

Cleebourg branch

41+Heberle 1762-2005. Earliest member Pierre Heberle b c1720, m Anne Marie Weber. Members of this branch lived in Altenstadt, Cleebourg, Climbach, Drachenbronn, Hunspach, Ingolsheim, Lembach, Steinseltz.

Dambach, Bas Rhin

0 Heberle 2005. 33 Heberle 1825-1869. Henri Heberle (Reichshoffen branch), b Lembach, manoeuvre, labourer, foret garde, forest guard, journaliste, journalist, arrived in Dambach from Windstein c1825, with wife and children. Henri m Elisabeth Seyfried c1806 and m Maria Wirth 1820. They had 10 children in Windstein and 3 children in Dambach.
Lembach, Bas Rhin

0 Heberle 2005. 55 Heberle 1745-1858..

Jean Pierre Heberle (Reichshoffen branch), charpentier, carpenter, arrived in Lembach c1745. He m Catherine Walter. They had 12 children in Lembach. He was a pretre, priest in Lembach in the 1750s and mayor in 1759. Descendants went to Schwindratzheim, Niedersteinbach and Windstein.

Reichshoffen, Bas Rhin

22 Heberle 2005, 69 Heberle 1739-2005.

Reichshoffen branch

311+ Heberle 1690-2005. Earliest member Bernard Heberle b c1670. Members of this branch lived in Chateau D’Olonne, Dambach, Eaubonne, La Croix St Leuffroy, Lembach, Les Granges Gontardes, Le Village, Lille, Loches, Lomme, Marseille, Montelimar, Mouvaux, Niedersteinbach, Niort, Paris, Penne d’Agenais, Reichshoffen, Tours, Windstein, Wissembourg, Algeria (Bougie, Constantine, Mostaganem, Philippeville, Saida), Germany (Fischbach, Schonau), Israel, Monaco (Monte Carlo), USA (Washington DC).
Grégoire John Blum purchased a mill in Vinningen, close to Pirmasens, in about 1790. His son Michel Blum m Madeleine Héberlé and they had 7 children. After the death of Michel Blum in 1824, his elder son, André François inherited the papeterie of Wohlfahrtshoffen. André François Blum was mayor of Reichshoffen 1830-1837. He m Louise Héberlé, from the same family as Madeleine his mother. André Héberlé leased a mill in 1731 and his son Sébastien Héberlé, took over the lease in 1758. In 1793 Didier Heberle operated the mill with Francois Antoine Heberle, who was to be mayor of Reichshoffen 1799-1811. In 1836 Francois Antoine was an oil manufacturer and his son Thierry a meunier, miller. Thierry Héberlé operated the mill with his son Thierry from 1851 until about 1870, when the mill passed to others.

Scheibenhard, Bas Rhin

0 Heberle 2005. 26 Heberle 1725-1852.

Scheibenhard branch

51+ Heberle 1725-2005. Earliest member Joannis Heberle b c1700, m Margarethe. Members of this branch lived in Furdenheim, Lauterbourg, Scheibenhard, Strasbourg.

Central Bas Rhin

The main places where (>30) Heberles have lived include Bischwiller, Dorlisheim, Haguenau and Strasbourg.

Where Heberles lived in 2004

Gilbert, Marlene and Stephane Heberle lived in Strasbourg.

Bischwiller, Bas Rhin

0 Heberle 2005. 70 Heberle 1676-1863.

Bischwiller branch

82+ Heberle 1676-1863. Members of this branch lived in Bischwiller, USA.

Earliest member Jean Jacob Heberle b 1626 Illhardt Switzerland, m Suzanne Mennot. Their 5 children were b Bischwiller 1676-1689. Their descendants lived in Bischwiller until 1863. No data for this branch >1863.

Joseph Heberle b 1831 Bischwiller, migrated to USA in 1852.

Dorlisheim, Bas Rhin

0 Heberle 2005. 52 Heberle 1682-1786.

Dorlisheim branch

52+ Heberle 1682-1786. Members of this branch lived in Dorlisheim.

Michael Heberle, akarsmann, m Barbara Holzlin and Margaretha Schorbin. Their 13 children were all b Dorlisheim. Descendants lived in Dorlisheim until 1786. No data for this branch >1786.

Haguenau, Bas Rhin

0 Heberle 2005. 70 Heberle 1679-1991.

Didier A Heberle m Veronique Huber, child: Kelly b Haguenau, lived in Haguenau 1991.

Reichshoffen branch. Benedicte, Elisabeth Waldvogel Heberle, Regis, Marie, Elodie Heberle, France c1997. Photo from Benoit Dominique Heberle.	Reichshoffen branch. Back: Madeleine, Victor Heberle. Front: Bernard, Xavier, France c1948. Photo from Benoit Dominique Heberle.

Victor J Heberle (Reichshoffen branch), b 1919 d 1999, chez de Dietrich, chef d’equipe, m Madeleine Rickling, children: Bernard Gerard, Xavier Alfred, Benoit Dominique, all b Haguenau.

Bernard Gerard Heberle, employee of mayor of Reichshoffen, m Marie Rubenthaler, children: Sandra N b Haguenau, Lionel b Bitche.
Xavier Alfred Heberle (Reichshoffen branch), maitre college in Rennes, vice champion de France athletisme 1500m, m Annick Briand. Children: Gwenaelle C, Regis G, Marine B, all b Rennes.
Benoit Dominique Heberle (Reichshoffen branch), Controller of imports, councillor in Kindwiller, m Elisabeth Waldvogel, children: Benedicte M, Elodie E, Marie I, all b Haguenau.

Reichshoffen branch. Bernard, Lionel Heberle, France c2004. Photo from Benoit Dominique Heberle.	Reichshoffen branch. Marie, Theau Heberle, France c2004. Photo from Benoit Dominique Heberle.

Strasbourg, Bas Rhin

16 Heberle 2005, 87 Heberle 1576-2005.

Hanss Heberle and wife Anna had daughter Susanna Heberle in 1576 in Strasbourg. Other sons and daughters and descendants recorded as Heberlin and other surnames, except for Hans Heberle b 1620 and his son Ernst Christoph Heberle, b 1646. Heberles from Lembach, Dambach La Ville, Reichshoffen, Lauterbourg, Habsheim, Wissembourg and Breitenbach have settled in Strasbourg.

Reichshoffen branch. Elodie, Elisabeth, Benoit, Marine, Annick, Xavier Heberle, France c2004. Photo from Benoit Dominique Heberle.

South/Sud Bas Rhin

The main places where (>30) Heberles have lived include Albe, Dambach La Ville, Epfig, Obernai, Rosheim, Selestat.

Where Heberles lived in 2004

Lionel lived in Molsheim. Thierry lived in Bernardswiller. Eric, Fabienne, Felix, Francis, Francois and Francoise lived in Albe. Annick, Marc and Marcel lived in Breitenau. Remy lived in Thanville. Vincent lived in Urbeis. Maxime lived in Ville. Etienne and Jean Marc lived in Saales. Anselme and Colette lived in Selestat. Alphonse, Astrid, Augustine, Cecile, Claude and Francois lived in Dambach La Ville.

Dambach La Ville branch. Back: Alphonse Heberle. Middle: Louis, Emilie Hoffman Heberle, Camille. Front: Jeanne, Lucien, Jean, France c1916. Photo from Sandrine Fuchs.

Albe, Bas Rhin

26 Heberle 2005. 96Heberle 1751-2005.

Earliest settler Laurent Heberle b c1685 Obernai, m Lisbeth Ulrich 1719 Albe, m Marie Bohn 1731 Albe. He arrived in Albe c1718. Many of the Albe Heberles were involved in wine growing <1850.
Felix D Heberle (Obernai branch) b Albe, lives in Albe with wife Marie Schwab. Children: Elisabeth, Francis C, Eric D, all b Selestat. Eric lived in Albe 2004.
Francois L Heberle (Obernai branch) b 1932 Albe d 2001, vigneron, wine grower, debardeur, docker, councillor Albe 1965-1995, m Liliane Richon. Children: Francoise (in Albe), Colette (in Selestat). Francois served in the Algerian war 1956.

Dambach La Ville (DLV), Bas Rhin

26 Heberle 2005. 256 Heberle 1675-2005.

Dambach La Ville branch

356+ Heberle 1675-2005. Earliest arrival Mathias Heberlin b c1590. Members of this branch lived in Barr, Colmar, Dambach La Ville, Ebersheim, Epfig, Ennery, Guebwiller, Marly, Metz, Paris, Schiltigheim, St Avold, Selestat, Strasbourg, Germany (Deidesheim), USA (Hermann MO).

Alphonse Heberle b 1878 DLV, journaliste, journalist, served WWI, m Emile Hoffman, children: Camille, Jean, Louis, Jeanne S, Lucien.

Camille Heberle b 1905 DLV d 1983, m Yvonne Lepstat, lived in Paris, child: Daniel.
Jean Heberle b 1908 d 1953 DLV, m Louise Schait, children: Denise, Richard, Monique.
Louis Heberle b 1910 d 1953 DLV, m Martina Grandidier, children: Richard, Alphonse.
Lucien Heberle b 1914 DLV d 1978, viticulteur, wine grower DLV, m Cecile Spahn, children: Madeleine E, Marie R, Jeannine, all b DLV.