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| Shared Note: - [The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001]Esslingen am Neckar or Esslingen, city (1994 pop. 91,390), Baden-Württemberg, SW Germany [about 15-20 mi SE of Stuttgart], on the Neckar River. Manufactures include machinery, electrical products, textiles, and leather goods. It is particularly noted for its fruits and wines. Founded in the 8th cent., Esslingen was a free imperial city from the 13th cent. to 1802, when it passed to Württemberg. It was (1488) the scene of the founding of the Great Swabian League. Noteworthy structures include a castle (13th?16th cent.) and a Gothic church, the Frauenkirche (14th?16th cent.).
[KKR] Sulzrgries is a small town about 4 miles north of Esslingen
LDS IGI records include many Georg/Jerg/Joerg Diel/Diehls. Although there is a Georg Diel, son of Sebastian, b 1679 and there is a Georg, husband of Anna Catherine Bocher, married 1682, I have found no evidence to suggest that these two are one and the same Georg.
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