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ptidwell i am descended from a disinherited member of the de graffenreid family. there is apparently a castle in switzerland that belongs/ed to them. any info???
hldegr0 There is a Worb Castle in Switzerland. There is more information in "The History of the de Graffenried Family" by Thomas P. de Graffenried. He wrote a second book with more pictures. I think it is called "The de Graffenried Family Scrapbook"..
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Amy Dunning Another Reference that contains valuable information about the de Graffenrieds' genealogy which provides an unbroken genealogical chain in our line that runs back to Burkhead de Graffenried, born about 1325 A.D. This manuscript was compilied by Rev. Ralph H. Dodson,A.B., M.A. in his autobiography, "THE BROWNS OF OBION COUNTY, TENNESSEE And Their Kin Chappell, de Graffenried, Dodson, Harris, Key, Davidson, Caldwell, and Other Related Families."