Jettingen — Eberlin’s birthplace in Swabia

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Jettingen — Eberlin's birthplace in Swabia

Jettingen is in this archive for its events: 1 published here, with their dates.

What this page is

This page gathers what Cultural Heritage Online documents in Jettingen, Germany: the entries are the ones already published, each with its own sources, its position and its photographs. It is the shortest way to everything we hold in the city, and it is updated as the archive grows.

Why visit

Jettingen is the birthplace of Johann Ernst Eberlin, born on 27 March 1702; he studied law and philosophy at the Jesuit university of Salzburg before entering the service of the prince-archbishop.

Origins and history

After excavations in 1955 the area proved to have been settled much earlier than the written record suggests. The estate of Sindlingen is mentioned for the first time in 1150, as Sindelingen. In 1945 Ober- and Unterjettingen became part of the American occupation zone, and thus of the newly founded land of Württemberg-Baden, which in 1952 passed into the present Land of Baden-Württemberg.

Key facts

  • Country: Germany
  • Region: Baden-Württemberg
  • Places in this archive: 0
  • Centre of the documented entries: 48.5758°N, 8.8008°E

What is on in Jettingen

Sources

The dates and the titles above are our own record. The history on this page rests on the two sources listed.

Editorial text © Cultural Heritage Online, 2026. No hero image in this first build: an image of the city is added only with an author and a verified licence.

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