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On
his father’s side
Caspar Schubert (1593-1657), Waltersdorf near Mährisch-Altstadt (now Staré
Město, Moravia)
His
son: Christoph
Schubert (1632-1692), Neudorf near Mährisch-Altstadt
His
son:
Hans Schubert (1678-1760), landlord
His
son:
Karl Schubert (1723-1787), farmer and local justice, married to
Susanne Möck
His
son:
Franz Theodor Florian (1763-1830)
On
his mother’s side
Christophorus Vietz (* before 1699), blacksmith in Zuckmantel,
Silesia
His
son:
Valentin (1679-1754), locksmith
His
son:
Franz Johann (1720-1768), gunsmith, married to Maria Elisabeth
Riedel
His
daughter: Maria
Elisabeth Catharina Vietz (1756-1812), Engelberg,
Silesia
Education and early career of Schubert’s father
Franz Theodor Schubert was born in Neudorf in Moravia
and after studying at the Jesuit Gymnasium in Brno
(from 1770) he moved to Vienna at the age of 15 (in 1778). There he worked
as an assistant in his brother Karl’s school in Leopoldstadt. Relatively
soon he moved to an apartment in the suburb of Lichtental, where he was
joined by his future wife, Elisabeth Vietzin, at the end of 1784 when she
was five months pregnant with their son Ignaz. Their move was possibly
motivated by the strict ‘moral’ regulations to which school assistants
were subject (‘to be a paragon of good morals throughout his life’)
and with which Schubert’s father had evidently not entirely complied.
Wedding of Schubert’s parents on 17 January 1785
(after the birth of their illegitimate son in April 1783)
His twelve older and two younger brothers and sisters:
Franz Ignaz
(* and † 1783, of whom nothing is known)
Ignaz Franz
(1785-1844)
Elisabeth
(1786-1788)
Karl
(1787-1788)
Franziska Magdalena (* and † 1788)
Franziska Magdalena (1789-1792)
Franz Karl
(* and † 1790)
Anna Karolina (* and † 1791)
Petrus
(1792-1793)
Joseph
(1793-1798)
Ferdinand Lukas
(1794-1859)
Franz Karl
(1795-1855)
Franz Peter
Schubert
(1797-1828)
Aloisia Magdalena (* and † 1799)
Maria Theresia (1801-1878)
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