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| 1 | Research Notes on Albert Liebel by Karen Lynn Rad el nee Irlander: 1. Born in 1877, can not find family in 1880 census in Cincinnati, Ohi o. Michael Liebel was living on Clifton Ave.(Buckeye) in 1880 city directory. Went to census reco rd for Clifton Ave. and nothing found. 2. Could not find Alberts baptism record at St. Matthaeus Church in Cinc innati, Ohio. I need to search the other churches in the area. His sister Louise Liebel w as married in this church. 9/8/16 No bapt record found for Louise or Albert Liebel--looked in the church her parents were married in, which is St. John's Unitarian Protestant church. Searched 1860-1865, and 1877-1878 3. From 1894-1902 Lena Liebel, widow Michael is in the Williams City Dir ectory with Albert. 4. It is thought that Lena Liebel and her son moved to Illinois someti me after 1902. They are not found in the city directory after that time. 5. Lena Liebel is listed in the 1910 census with her daughter and s on in law, Louise and Michael Radel. Her name is Margaret in the census. No Albert is found in Ill inois or Missouri. 6. Albert is found in the 1920 census in St. Louis with wife May Liebe l. No children. 7. Albert is found in the 1930 census as lodger with an unknown famil y. Not working. No wife is listed. 8. Albert's death record, in 1960 list he is divorced, lived at 2842 She nandoah Ave. Died from a fall. Parents listed as Michael and Margaret Liebel. 9. The proof I have that Albert and Louise are siblings is a letter fr om a Radel family member stating this and the city directories of Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1880 M ichael Liebel is listed at 165 Buckeye and Louisa Liebel is also listed at the sa me address. She is a tailoress and he is a tailor. In 1885 Louisa Liebel drops out of the city directory. She marri ed in 1884. In 1894 Lena is listed at 21 E.Clifton Ave, widow Michael. Michael d ied in 1893 and is listed in St. Philippus Church records, formerly St. Matthae us Church. Then Albert is listed at the same address as Lena Liebel, widow Mich ael in city directories after 1894. 10. The proof of Louisa Radel nee Liebel parents is through the death cert ificate of her brother Albert. Also the 1870 census list Louisa with parents Michael and Magdelena. 11. Albert is buried at St. Matthews Cemetery, this was verified by a vis it to the cemetery. He was in their computer. His mother Lena/Margaret Liebel was not listed. 12. There is no monument found at the grave site. 13. No obituary was found in the St. Louis Post Dispatch or the St. Lou is Globe newspapers. 14. Need to check divorce records and marriage records for Albert. 15. Albert's wife was born in Illinois. 16. In the 1910 census Albert's mother is listed as having 9 children, t wo living. 17. Some of the spellings I have seen are Livel, Leibel, Lieble, Libel. Research Notes on Albert Liebel by Karen Lynn Rad el nee Irlander: 1. Born in 1877, can not find family in 1880 census in Cincinnati, Ohi o. Michael Liebel was living on Clifton Ave.(Buckeye) in 1880 city directory. Went to census reco rd for Clifton Ave. and nothing found. 2. Could not find Alberts baptism record at St. Matthaeus Church in Cinc innati, Ohio. I need to search the other churches in the area. His sister Louise Liebel w as married in this church. 9/8/16 No bapt record found for Louise or Albert Liebel--looked in the church her parents were married in, which is St. John's Unitarian Protestant church. Searched 1860-1865, and 1877-1878 3. From 1894-1902 Lena Liebel, widow Michael is in the Williams City Dir ectory with Albert. 4. It is thought that Lena Liebel and her son moved to Illinois someti me after 1902. They are not found in the city directory after that time. 5. Lena Liebel is listed in the 1910 census with her daughter and s on in law, Louise and Michael Radel. Her name is Margaret in the census. No Albert is found in Ill inois or Missouri. 6. Albert is found in the 1920 census in St. Louis with wife May Liebe l. No children. 7. Albert is found in the 1930 census as lodger with an unknown famil y. Not working. No wife is listed. 8. Albert's death record, in 1960 list he is divorced, lived at 2842 She nandoah Ave. Died from a fall. Parents listed as Michael and Margaret Liebel. 9. The proof I have that Albert and Louise are siblings is a letter fr om a Radel family member stating this and the city directories of Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1880 M ichael Liebel is listed at 165 Buckeye and Louisa Liebel is also listed at the sa me address. She is a tailoress and he is a tailor. In 1885 Louisa Liebel drops out of the city directory. She marri ed in 1884. In 1894 Lena is listed at 21 E.Clifton Ave, widow Michael. Michael d ied in 1893 and is listed in St. Philippus Church records, formerly St. Matthae us Church. Then Albert is listed at the same address as Lena Liebel, widow Mich ael in city directories after 1894. 10. The proof of Louisa Radel nee Liebel parents is through the death cert ificate of her brother Albert. Also the 1870 census list Louisa with parents Michael and Magdelena. 11. Albert is buried at St. Matthews Cemetery, this was verified by a vis it to the cemetery. He was in their computer. His mother Lena/Margaret Liebel was not listed. 12. There is no monument found at the grave site. 13. No obituary was found in the St. Louis Post Dispatch or the St. Lou is Globe newspapers. 14. Need to check divorce records and marriage records for Albert. 15. Albert's wife was born in Illinois. 16. In the 1910 census Albert's mother is listed as having 9 children, t wo living. 17. Some of the spellings I have seen are Livel, Leibel, Lieble, Libel. | Liebel, Albert Wilhelm (I1664)
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| 9 | 1998 Maria Elisabeth Sudhues was found marrying Gerhard Esphorst in 1794. Unknown where she was from. Only clue was a wtiness to their child's baptism, his name was Anton Sudhues from Wiedenbruck. Could not find her in the church records in Wiedenbruck. 2007 Received documentation that Maria Elisabeth is from a family with hereditary rights under the noble house and church in Herzebrock, a community in Wiedenbruck. She presented from her feudal overlord not only a certicate of releas issued at Herzebrock on Sept 16, 1794 and a permission to marry issued on the same day. There was a dowry that came from the Suthues farm. The brides brother, farm owner Buhrmann paid some money to help her meet the dowry. 2011 Searched the Herzebrock Church records, St. Christina (1657-1902) and found the surname spelled different (Sut(d)thoff. There is a Maria Elisabeth bapt in 1768. There is no evidence of the surname Sud(t)hues in these records. The question is whether this is the same family. Official minutes of chamber court, file 404, page 289, Sept 19, 1794 states Maria Elsiabeth is from the church Herzebrock. The Sud(t)hues surname is found in St. Vitus Church records but this is a distance south of Herzebrock. The surname appears in Rhea but in Evangelical records. This area has been confusing because Wiedenbruck is the Kreis for the area of the following: Clarholz, St. Laurentius 1641 Friedrichsdorf, St. Friedrich, 1680 Gutersloh, St. Pankatus, 1651 Herzebrock, St. Christine, 1657. (Surname Suthoff present with a Maria Elisabeth in 1768) Langenburg, St. Lamberts/St. Laurentius, 1651 Rhea, St. Clemens, 1645 St. Vit, St. Vitus, 1645 Wiedenbruck, St. Aegidius, 1625. (No Maria Elisabeth Sudthues found) Will need to check these other churches!!!! March 2011 Rechecked the Wiedenbruck church records and found Maria Elisabeth Sutthus in the church records of St. Agidius in Wiedenbruck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Herzebrock-Town the Suthues were from in Germany Parish Church of St. Christina Ältester Teil der Kirche ist der Turm aus dem 12. The oldest part of the church is the tower from the 12th Jahrhundert, der zu einem romanischen Vorgängerbau gehörte. Century, which was part of a Romanesque predecessor. Pfarrkirche St. Christina Pfarrkirche St. Christina Parish Church of St. Christina Mit dem spitzen Helm von 1705 hat er eine Gesamthöhe von 50 Metern. With the pointed helmet of 1705, he has a total height of 50 meters. Auf der Nordseite ist im Obergeschoss die ursprüngliche Wandgliederung mit nebeneinander stehenden, durch eine Säule geteilten romanischen Fensteröffnungen erhalten. On the north side of the upper floor is the original wall structure with side by side to get through a column shared Romanesque windows. Die romanische Kirche wurde 1474 bis auf den Turm abgerissen und durch einen einschiffigen Neubau ersetzt. The Romanesque church was demolished in 1474 to the tower and replaced by a new nave. Dieser Kirchbau steht in Zusammenhang mit der Eingliederung der Pfarrei in das Kloster. This church building is related to the integration of the parish in the monastery. Das neue, gotische Kirchenschiff erstreckt sich über vier Joche und mündet im Osten in einen quadratischen Chor mit 5/8-Abschluss. The new Gothic nave extends over four bays in the east and flows in a square choir with 5/8-Abschluss. Die dreibahnigen Maßwerkfenster und die Gewölbe des jetzigen Mittelschiffs stammen aus dieser Zeit. The three lane tracery windows and the vault of the present nave date from this period. Im 19. In the 19 Jahrhundert wurde diese Kirche wegen des Bevölkerungswachstums zu klein. Century, this church because of population growth to small. Daher ließ man sie in den Jahren 1900/1901 nach Plänen des Paderborner Diözesanbaumeisters Arnold Güldenpfennig im neugotischen Stil um Querschiff und Seitenschiffe zur Basilika erweitern. Therefore, they were left in the years 1900/1901 to extend the plans of Paderborn diocesan architect Arnold Güldenpfennig neo-Gothic transept and side aisles at the basilica. Die romanische Kirche wurde 1474 bis auf den Turm abgerissen und durch einen einschiffigen Neubau ersetzt. Dieser Kirchbau steht in Zusammenhang mit der Eingliederung der Pfarrei in das Kloster. Das neue, gotische Kirchenschiff erstreckt sich über vier Joche und mündet im Osten in einen quadratischen Chor mit 5/8-Abschluss. Die dreibahnigen Maßwerkfenster und die Gewölbe des jetzigen Mittelschiffs stammen aus dieser Zeit. Im 19. Jahrhundert wurde diese Kirche wegen des Bevölkerungswachstums zu klein. Daher ließ man sie in den Jahren 1900/1901 nach Plänen des Paderborner Diözesanbaumeisters Arnold Güldenpfennig im neugotischen Stil um Querschiff und Seitenschiffe zur Basilika erweitern. © Herzebrock-Clarholz URL: http://www5.herzebrock-clarholz.de/020/sr_seiten/artikel/112100100000002445.php Erstellt: 23.01.2009 Letze Änderung: 23.01.2009 Druckdatum: 06.09.2010 1998 Maria Elisabeth Sudhues was found marrying Gerhard Esphorst in 1794. Unknown where she was from. Only clue was a wtiness to their child's baptism, his name was Anton Sudhues from Wiedenbruck. Could not find her in the church records in Wiedenbruck. 2007 Received documentation that Maria Elisabeth is from a family with hereditary rights under the noble house and church in Herzebrock, a community in Wiedenbruck. She presented from her feudal overlord not only a certicate of releas issued at Herzebrock on Sept 16, 1794 and a permission to marry issued on the same day. There was a dowry that came from the Suthues farm. The brides brother, farm owner Buhrmann paid some money to help her meet the dowry. 2011 Searched the Herzebrock Church records, St. Christina (1657-1902) and found the surname spelled different (Sut(d)thoff. There is a Maria Elisabeth bapt in 1768. There is no evidence of the surname Sud(t)hues in these records. The question is whether this is the same family. Official minutes of chamber court, file 404, page 289, Sept 19, 1794 states Maria Elsiabeth is from the church Herzebrock. The Sud(t)hues surname is found in St. Vitus Church records but this is a distance south of Herzebrock. The surname appears in Rhea but in Evangelical records. This area has been confusing because Wiedenbruck is the Kreis for the area of the following: Clarholz, St. Laurentius 1641 Friedrichsdorf, St. Friedrich, 1680 Gutersloh, St. Pankatus, 1651 Herzebrock, St. Christine, 1657. (Surname Suthoff present with a Maria Elisabeth in 1768) Langenburg, St. Lamberts/St. Laurentius, 1651 Rhea, St. Clemens, 1645 St. Vit, St. Vitus, 1645 Wiedenbruck, St. Aegidius, 1625. (No Maria Elisabeth Sudthues found) Will need to check these other churches!!!! March 2011 Rechecked the Wiedenbruck church records and found Maria Elisabeth Sutthus in the church records of St. Agidius in Wiedenbruck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Herzebrock-Town the Suthues were from in Germany Parish Church of St. Christina Ältester Teil der Kirche ist der Turm aus dem 12. The oldest part of the church is the tower from the 12th Jahrhundert, der zu einem romanischen Vorgängerbau gehörte. Century, which was part of a Romanesque predecessor. Pfarrkirche St. Christina Pfarrkirche St. Christina Parish Church of St. Christina Mit dem spitzen Helm von 1705 hat er eine Gesamthöhe von 50 Metern. With the pointed helmet of 1705, he has a total height of 50 meters. Auf der Nordseite ist im Obergeschoss die ursprüngliche Wandgliederung mit nebeneinander stehenden, durch eine Säule geteilten romanischen Fensteröffnungen erhalten. On the north side of the upper floor is the original wall structure with side by side to get through a column shared Romanesque windows. Die romanische Kirche wurde 1474 bis auf den Turm abgerissen und durch einen einschiffigen Neubau ersetzt. The Romanesque church was demolished in 1474 to the tower and replaced by a new nave. Dieser Kirchbau steht in Zusammenhang mit der Eingliederung der Pfarrei in das Kloster. This church building is related to the integration of the parish in the monastery. Das neue, gotische Kirchenschiff erstreckt sich über vier Joche und mündet im Osten in einen quadratischen Chor mit 5/8-Abschluss. The new Gothic nave extends over four bays in the east and flows in a square choir with 5/8-Abschluss. Die dreibahnigen Maßwerkfenster und die Gewölbe des jetzigen Mittelschiffs stammen aus dieser Zeit. The three lane tracery windows and the vault of the present nave date from this period. Im 19. In the 19 Jahrhundert wurde diese Kirche wegen des Bevölkerungswachstums zu klein. Century, this church because of population growth to small. Daher ließ man sie in den Jahren 1900/1901 nach Plänen des Paderborner Diözesanbaumeisters Arnold Güldenpfennig im neugotischen Stil um Querschiff und Seitenschiffe zur Basilika erweitern. Therefore, they were left in the years 1900/1901 to extend the plans of Paderborn diocesan architect Arnold Güldenpfennig neo-Gothic transept and side aisles at the basilica. Die romanische Kirche wurde 1474 bis auf den Turm abgerissen und durch einen einschiffigen Neubau ersetzt. Dieser Kirchbau steht in Zusammenhang mit der Eingliederung der Pfarrei in das Kloster. Das neue, gotische Kirchenschiff erstreckt sich über vier Joche und mündet im Osten in einen quadratischen Chor mit 5/8-Abschluss. Die dreibahnigen Maßwerkfenster und die Gewölbe des jetzigen Mittelschiffs stammen aus dieser Zeit. Im 19. Jahrhundert wurde diese Kirche wegen des Bevölkerungswachstums zu klein. Daher ließ man sie in den Jahren 1900/1901 nach Plänen des Paderborner Diözesanbaumeisters Arnold Güldenpfennig im neugotischen Stil um Querschiff und Seitenschiffe zur Basilika erweitern. © Herzebrock-Clarholz URL: http://www5.herzebrock-clarholz.de/020/sr_seiten/artikel/112100100000002445.php Erstellt: 23.01.2009 Letze Änderung: 23.01.2009 Druckdatum: 06.09.2010 | Sutthus, Maria Elisabeth (I638)
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| 10 | 2/15/12 Stammbaum Markus Klenner http://gw4.geneanet.org/marklen?lang=de;pz=samuel+constantin+ernst;nz=klenner;ocz=0;p=catharina;n=nolcken Catharina Nölcken Ahnenkennziffer : 1.053 Geboren am 21. Mai 1657 - Batenhorst Getauft am 21. Mai 1657 - Wiedenbrück Verstorben im Jahre 1719 - Pixel , alter: 62 Jahre alt Beigesetzt im Jahre 1719 - Herzebrock Eltern Evert Nölcken -1658 Margaretha Maes ca 1608-1705 Eheschließungen und Kinder Verheiratet am 20. Juli 1677, Herzebrock, mit Henrich Breische ca 1651-1719, ihre Kinder Henricus Breische 1678 Catharina Elisabeth Breische 1683 Margaretha Elisabeth Breische 1686-1711 Anna Maria Breische 1689 Henrich Breisman 1693-1751 Theodor Breische Christina Breische 1699 Geschwister Catharina Nölcken 1657-1719 Gerdt Nölcken -1692 Elisabeth Nolcken 1647 Anna Nolcken 1649-1723 Maria Nölcken -1693 Johan Nolcken Quellen: - Geburt: St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 6, - St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 6, - Seite 9 - Taufe: St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 6, - St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 6, Taufpaten: Herman Maes, Catharina Schutze (?), Anna Westhaus, - Seite 9 - Heirat: St. Christina Herzebrock, Kirchenbuch 1, - St. Christina Herzebrock, Kirchenbuch 1, Taufpaten: keine Angabe, - Seite 1 - Tod: St. Christina Herzebrock, Kirchenbuch 2, - St. Christina Herzebrock, Kirchenbuch 2, - Seite 28 (+) - Beisetzung: St. Christina Herzebrock, Kirchenbuch 2, - St. Christina Herzebrock, Kirchenbuch 2, laut Eintrag: Catharina Breische, maritata, 64 an., - Seite 28 (+) Stammbaum der VorfahrenStammbaum der NachfahrenIm Stammbaum surfen Tonies Nölleken Gerdraudt Saurmans Herman Maßes -1665 Margareta thom Gerlinge -1662 | | | | | | Evert Nölcken -1658 Margaretha Maes ca 1608-1705 | | | Catharina Nölcken 1657-1719 | Nolke, Catharina Meyer zu (I3459)
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| 11 | 2/15/12 Stammbaum Markus Klenner http://gw4.geneanet.org/marklen?lang=de;pz=samuel+constantin+ernst;nz=klenner;ocz=0;p=anna+margaretha;n=winter Anna Margaretha Winter Geboren im Jahre 1712 - Rentrup Getauft im Jahre 1712 - St. Vit Verstorben im Jahre 1781 - Bokel , alter: 69 Jahre alt Beigesetzt im Jahre 1781 - Wiedenbrück Eheschließungen und Kinder Verheiratet am 25. August 1734, Wiedenbrück, mit Henrich Breisman 1693-1751, ihre Kinder Johan Gerd Austerwieman 1736 Johan Herman Austerwieman 1738 Anna Maria Elisabeth Austerwieman 1741 Anna Catharina Austerwieman 1744 Joannes Georgius Austerwieman 1747 Anna Christina Austerwieman 1748 Anna Maria Austerwieman 1751 Quellen: - Geburt: St. Vit Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch Nr. 1 (Heft-Nr. 21 - Abdruck), - St. Vit Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch Nr. 1 (Heft-Nr. 21 - Abdruck), - Seite 45 (Abdruck) - Taufe: St. Vit Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch Nr. 1 (Heft-Nr. 21 - Abdruck), - St. Vit Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch Nr. 1 (Heft-Nr. 21 - Abdruck), Eltern: Henrich Winter und Maria Rentrup, conjuges, Taufpaten: Meyer to Rentrup, Margareta Winters und Godofrid Witlage, custos, - Seite 45 (Abdruck) - Heirat: St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 8, - St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 8, Trauzeugen: Name des Mannes laut Eintrag: Henrich Äusterwieman, - Seite ??? - Tod: St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 8, - St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 8, - Seite 208 - Beisetzung: St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 8, - St. Äegidius Wiedenbrück, Kirchenbuch 8, lt. Eintrag: Anna Margaretha Winter gen. Eusterwieman, - Seite 208 | Winter, Anna Margaretha (I3457)
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| 12 | 2007 Visit to Osnabrueck Society and met Mr. Stegman. He has Osnabrueck church data on database. Briefly viewed Mattias Hubert Meinert data. Seemed to be a question of who the father of Matthias Hubert geb Schumpe is??????????????????? Was not enough time to verify at the society. Many people wanted to spend time with Mr. Stegmann. 28 Oct 2016 Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Oktober 2016 um 05:45 Uhr Von: "Heiner Stegmann" An: "Matthias Uthoff" Betreff: Re: Hallo Matthias, Mehr konnte ich nicht finden. Gruß Heiner Am 20.10.2016 um 20:33 schrieb Matthias Uthoff: Hallo Heiner, in der Anlage wie besprochen die Fragen die Karen Osbrone hatte. Sind die Übersetzungen zu den Noitzen auf den ersten Blättern. Gruß Matthias Problem solved. Mr. Stegmann was contacted through Mathias and sent a file on Matthias Hubert Meinert geb. Schumpe. Prior reseach had his father as his uncle. All other lineage on Schumpe line okay. Received more information on the Farwig/Farke lineage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Generation I 1 Johann Matthias Hubert MEINERT, Heuerling, geboren in Rulle, getauft (r.-k.) am 03.05.1784 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Johann Bernd Specht; Maria Elisabeth Kleine; Johann Matthias Schumpe;), gestorben am 25.07.1857 in Holsten mit 73 Jahren, bestattet am 28.07.1857 in Bissendorf, Sohn von Johann Joseph MEYNERT GEB.SCHUMPE (siehe 2) und Anna Catharina MEYER zu FARWIG (Meyer zum Farke) (siehe 3). Kirchliche Trauung mit 30 Jahren am 24.01.1815 in Oesede mit Anna Maria BRÖRMANN, geboren 1790 in Oesede, getauft (r.-k.) in Oesede, gestorben am 21.12.1853 in Holsten, 63 Jahre alt, bestattet am 24.12.1853 in Bissendorf. Generation II 2 Johann Joseph MEYNERT GEB.SCHUMPE, Halberbe Meynert durch Einheirat, geboren am 15.04.1757 in Malbergen, gestorben am 10.08.1833 in Rulle mit 76 Jahren. TU.:Brustkrankheit;, bestattet am 13.08.1833 in Rulle. Kirchliche Trauung (1) mit 24 Jahren am 02.05.1781 in Rulle (Zeuge(n): Heinrich Meyer zu Fark; Christoph Wellmann;) mit der 36-jährigen Kirchliche Trauung (2) mit 54 Jahren am 21.11.1811 in Wallenhorst mit Maria Louise SIEVERT (Wwe.Hafkemeyer), geboren 1770, gestorben am 14.02.1842 in Rulle, an Altersschwäche gestorben, bestattet am 16.02.1842 in Rulle. Aus der ersten Ehe stammen: 1. Joseph Heinrich MEYNERT, Schäfer in Voxtrup, getauft (r.-k.) am 03.03.1782 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Johann Joseph Niermann; Franz Heinrich Vornholt;), gestorben am 17.08.1853 in Dröper mit 71 Jahren. Kirchliche Trauung mit 38 Jahren am 19.07.1820 in Osnabrück (St.Johann) mit Margaretha Elisabeth KLANKE, 38 Jahre alt, geboren in Kloster Oesede, getauft (r.-k.) am 26.05.1782 in Oesede. 2. Johann Matthias Hubert MEINERT (siehe 1). 3 Anna Catharina MEYER zu FARWIG (Meyer zum Farke), getauft (r.-k.) am 15.10.1744 in Rulle (Taufpaten: die alte Vögtin Vornholt;), gestorben am 27.07.1807 in Rulle mit 62 Jahren, bestattet am 30.07.1807 in Rulle. Kirchliche Trauung (1) mit 35 Jahren am 26.04.1780 in Rulle (Zeuge(n): Christophorus Hanfeld; Catharina Maria Gertrud Wellmann;) mit Franz Heinrich MEYNERT, 33 Jahre alt, Halberbe, geboren in Rulle, getauft (r.-k.) am 08.10.1746 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Nicolaus Wilhelm Dornhegge; Anna Catharina Feldmöller; Franz Georg Meyring;), gestorben in Rulle mit 34 Jahren, bestattet am 26.11.1780 in Rulle, Sohn von Joachim MEINERT GEB.HANFELD, Halberbe Meynert, und Anna Gertrud MEINERT, 2.Ehe der Frau. Aus der ersten Ehe stammen: 1. Franz Heinrich MEINERT (Meynert), Halberbe, geboren in Rulle, getauft (r.-k.) am 10.09.1776 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Franz Heinrich Meyer zum Farke; Anna Catharina Garthaus; Johann Bernhard Gering;), gestorben am 25.03.1862 in Rulle mit 85 Jahren, bestattet in Rulle. Kirchliche Trauung (1) mit 28 Jahren am 28.11.1804 in Rulle (Zeuge(n): Mathias Meynert; Christoph Heinrich Huesmann; Gertrud Meyer; Elisabeth Husmann;) mit Maria Elisabeth HUSMANN (Hausmann), 29 Jahre alt, geboren in Düstrup, getauft (r.-k.) am 18.03.1775 in Osnabrück, gestorben am 1 2007 Visit to Osnabrueck Society and met Mr. Stegman. He has Osnabrueck church data on database. Briefly viewed Mattias Hubert Meinert data. Seemed to be a question of who the father of Matthias Hubert geb Schumpe is??????????????????? Was not enough time to verify at the society. Many people wanted to spend time with Mr. Stegmann. 28 Oct 2016 Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Oktober 2016 um 05:45 Uhr Von: "Heiner Stegmann" <hsteg@gmx.de> An: "Matthias Uthoff" <unsutze@gmx.de> Betreff: Re: Hallo Matthias, Mehr konnte ich nicht finden. Gruß Heiner Am 20.10.2016 um 20:33 schrieb Matthias Uthoff: Hallo Heiner, in der Anlage wie besprochen die Fragen die Karen Osbrone hatte. Sind die Übersetzungen zu den Noitzen auf den ersten Blättern. Gruß Matthias Problem solved. Mr. Stegmann was contacted through Mathias and sent a file on Matthias Hubert Meinert geb. Schumpe. Prior reseach had his father as his uncle. All other lineage on Schumpe line okay. Received more information on the Farwig/Farke lineage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Generation I 1 Johann Matthias Hubert MEINERT, Heuerling, geboren in Rulle, getauft (r.-k.) am 03.05.1784 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Johann Bernd Specht; Maria Elisabeth Kleine; Johann Matthias Schumpe;), gestorben am 25.07.1857 in Holsten mit 73 Jahren, bestattet am 28.07.1857 in Bissendorf, Sohn von Johann Joseph MEYNERT GEB.SCHUMPE (siehe 2) und Anna Catharina MEYER zu FARWIG (Meyer zum Farke) (siehe 3). Kirchliche Trauung mit 30 Jahren am 24.01.1815 in Oesede mit Anna Maria BRÖRMANN, geboren 1790 in Oesede, getauft (r.-k.) in Oesede, gestorben am 21.12.1853 in Holsten, 63 Jahre alt, bestattet am 24.12.1853 in Bissendorf. Generation II 2 Johann Joseph MEYNERT GEB.SCHUMPE, Halberbe Meynert durch Einheirat, geboren am 15.04.1757 in Malbergen, gestorben am 10.08.1833 in Rulle mit 76 Jahren. TU.:Brustkrankheit;, bestattet am 13.08.1833 in Rulle. Kirchliche Trauung (1) mit 24 Jahren am 02.05.1781 in Rulle (Zeuge(n): Heinrich Meyer zu Fark; Christoph Wellmann;) mit der 36-jährigen Kirchliche Trauung (2) mit 54 Jahren am 21.11.1811 in Wallenhorst mit Maria Louise SIEVERT (Wwe.Hafkemeyer), geboren 1770, gestorben am 14.02.1842 in Rulle, an Altersschwäche gestorben, bestattet am 16.02.1842 in Rulle. Aus der ersten Ehe stammen: 1. Joseph Heinrich MEYNERT, Schäfer in Voxtrup, getauft (r.-k.) am 03.03.1782 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Johann Joseph Niermann; Franz Heinrich Vornholt;), gestorben am 17.08.1853 in Dröper mit 71 Jahren. Kirchliche Trauung mit 38 Jahren am 19.07.1820 in Osnabrück (St.Johann) mit Margaretha Elisabeth KLANKE, 38 Jahre alt, geboren in Kloster Oesede, getauft (r.-k.) am 26.05.1782 in Oesede. 2. Johann Matthias Hubert MEINERT (siehe 1). 3 Anna Catharina MEYER zu FARWIG (Meyer zum Farke), getauft (r.-k.) am 15.10.1744 in Rulle (Taufpaten: die alte Vögtin Vornholt;), gestorben am 27.07.1807 in Rulle mit 62 Jahren, bestattet am 30.07.1807 in Rulle. Kirchliche Trauung (1) mit 35 Jahren am 26.04.1780 in Rulle (Zeuge(n): Christophorus Hanfeld; Catharina Maria Gertrud Wellmann;) mit Franz Heinrich MEYNERT, 33 Jahre alt, Halberbe, geboren in Rulle, getauft (r.-k.) am 08.10.1746 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Nicolaus Wilhelm Dornhegge; Anna Catharina Feldmöller; Franz Georg Meyring;), gestorben in Rulle mit 34 Jahren, bestattet am 26.11.1780 in Rulle, Sohn von Joachim MEINERT GEB.HANFELD, Halberbe Meynert, und Anna Gertrud MEINERT, 2.Ehe der Frau. Aus der ersten Ehe stammen: 1. Franz Heinrich MEINERT (Meynert), Halberbe, geboren in Rulle, getauft (r.-k.) am 10.09.1776 in Rulle (Taufpaten: Franz Heinrich Meyer zum Farke; Anna Catharina Garthaus; Johann Bernhard Gering;), gestorben am 25.03.1862 in Rulle mit 85 Jahren, bestattet in Rulle. Kirchliche Trauung (1) mit 28 Jahren am 28.11.1804 in Rulle (Zeuge(n): Mathias Meynert; Christoph Heinrich Huesmann; Gertrud Meyer; Elisabeth Husmann;) mit Maria Elisabeth HUSMANN (Hausmann), 29 Jahre alt, geboren in Düstrup, getauft (r.-k.) am 18.03.1775 in Osnabrück, gestorben am 1 | geb.Schumpe, Johann Joseph Meynert (I143)
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| 13 | 3/25/12 http://www.wickel-genealogie.de/Personenstammliste__Standard_.pdf TEGETHOFF TEGETHOFF Maria * 24.11.1934 Delbrück-Westenholz TEGETHOFF Philipp † 1712 TEGETHOFF Stephan * 10.12.1679 Nordhagen † 17.03.1725 Delbrück-Nordhagen 3/25/12 http://www.wickel-genealogie.de/Personenstammliste__Standard_.pdf TEGETHOFF TEGETHOFF Maria * 24.11.1934 Delbrück-Westenholz TEGETHOFF Philipp † 1712 TEGETHOFF Stephan * 10.12.1679 Nordhagen † 17.03.1725 Delbrück-Nordhagen | Tegethoff, Stephen (I154)
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| 14 | 3/25/12 http://www.wickel-genealogie.de/Personenstammliste__Standard_.pdf VOM WICHMODEBERG VOM WICHMODEBERG Hermann Oder Thetmar * 1311 | de Wichmodeberg, Herman (I2185)
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| 15 | 3/25/12 http://www.wickel-genealogie.de/Personenstammliste__Standard_.pdf VOM WICHMODEBERG VOM WICHMODEBERG Hermann Oder Thetmar * 1311 | de Wichmodeberg, Herman (I6274)
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| 16 | 6/20/2010 http://fsbeta.familysearch.org Germany Marriages, 1558-1929 Groom name Curd Heinrich Stienkemeyer Groom birth date 05 Feb 1790 Groom age in years 32 Bride name Anne Marie Elisabeth Heemeyer Bride birth date 26 Apr 1789 Bride age in years 33 Marriage date 28 Jun 1822 Marriage place Evangelisch,Kirchlengern,Westfalen,Prussia Father of groom name Stienkemeyer Father of bride name Bernhard Heinrich Heemeyer Batch number M96490-5 Record group Germany-ODM Film number 473683 | Family: Stienkemeyer, Cord Heinrich / Heemeyer, Anna Marie Elisabeth (F368)
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| 17 | A. Research in Bunde church records: Johan Juergen Schroeder mentioned in the record of Johan Juergen Schroeder and Agneta Ilsabee Kromen Name Johan Juergen Schroeder Spouse's Name Agneta Ilsabee Kromen Event Date 21 Oct 1736 Event Place Bünde, Westfalen, Preußen, Germany Citing this Record "Deutschland Heiraten, 1558-1929," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J4DP-B8Q : 26 December 2014), Johan Juergen Schroeder and Agneta Ilsabee Kromen, 21 Oct 1736; citing Bünde, Westfalen, Preußen, Germany; FHL microfilm 473,720. Deutschland Heiraten, 1558-1929 Indexing Project (Batch) Number M97014-3 System Origin Germany-EASy GS Film number 473720 | Krone, Agnet Ilsabein (Margarethe) (I44)
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| 18 | A. Research Trip to SLC 8/29/13 1. Evangelical Church book for Westerkappeln. Microfilm of these books are available for research. familysearch.org/catalog-search film#'s 0530834-0530847 a. Could not find a marriage record in church book Westerkappeln. Searched marriage records 1733-1749. b. No baptismal record found in church book Westerkappeln. Searched bapt records 1704-1750. c. Did not see the surname very much in the early church records. d. Can't extend the line any further at this time. A. Research Trip to SLC 8/29/13 1. Evangelical Church book for Westerkappeln. Microfilm of these books are available for research. familysearch.org/catalog-search film#'s 0530834-0530847 a. Could not find a marriage record in church book Westerkappeln. Searched marriage records 1733-1749. b. No baptismal record found in church book Westerkappeln. Searched bapt records 1704-1750. c. Did not see the surname very much in the early church records. d. Can't extend the line any further at this time. | Dolemeier, Adelheide (I1663)
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| 19 | American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) about James Montgomery Name: James Montgomery Birth Date: 1740 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Volume: 119 Page Number: 312 Reference: Ten "Series" of "Pennsylvnia Archives" have been so far published in from 5 to 31v. Ea. Philadelphia and Harrisburg. 1852- ( We have indexed Series 2, v.2 and v.8 ( early Pa. marriage recds.) And all the v. of SeriesV. Which contain nearly complete Pa. Rev. War recds.)s.2, v.2:177; s.2, v.8: 180 American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) about James Montgomery Name: James Montgomery Birth Date: 1740 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Volume: 119 Page Number: 312 Reference: Ten "Series" of "Pennsylvnia Archives" have been so far published in from 5 to 31v. Ea. Philadelphia and Harrisburg. 1852- ( We have indexed Series 2, v.2 and v.8 ( early Pa. marriage recds.) And all the v. of SeriesV. Which contain nearly complete Pa. Rev. War recds.)s.2, v.2:177; s.2, v.8: 180 | Montgomery, James (I1449)
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| 20 | Does this line connect 3/23/2011 Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Posted by: Mildred Dotterer Date: May 21, 2001 at 11:29:00 of 811 Descendants of Paul(us) Vautrin Generation No. 1 1. Paul(us)1 Vautrin was born Abt. 1570 in Pfalz Palatinate, Germany, and died March 05, 1632/33 in Barbelroth, Pfalz (Palatinate) Germany. Child of Paul(us) Vautrin is: + 2 i. Mayor Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, born Abt. 1600 in prob Goeberlingen, Germany (now France). Generation No. 2 2. Mayor Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin (Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born Abt. 1600 in prob Goeberlingen, Germany (now France). He married (1) Mrs. Vautrin Abt. 1630. She died Bef. 1636. He married (2) Judith Dufour August 04, 1636, daughter of Joseph Dufour. Children of Jean (Hans and Mrs. Vautrin are: 3 i. Child3 Vautrin. 4 ii. Child Vautrin. 5 iii. Child Vautrin. 6 iv. Child Vautrin. 7 v. Child Vautrin. 8 vi. Child Vautrin, born Bef. 1635. Children of Jean (Hans and Judith Dufour are: 9 i. Christian?3 Vautrin. 10 ii. Hans Adam Vautrin, born May 26, 1632 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France). 11 iii. Christina Vautrin, born February 26, 1636/37 in Kirberg, Alsace, France. She married Franz Grosjean. + 12 iv. Hans (Johann) Peter Vautrin, born February 26, 1642/43 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France); died April 12, 1713 in Helleringen, Germany (now Alsace, France). 13 v. Abraham Vautrin, born September 29, 1645 in Kirberg, Alsace, France. 14 vi. Anna Magdalena Vautrin, born June 06, 1647 in Kirberg, Alsace, France. 15 vii. Jacob Vautrin, born April 21, 1650 in Bischweiller, Germany (now Alsace, France). 16 viii. Jean Vautrin, born November 18, 1657 in Bischweiller, Germany (now Alsace, France). He married (1) Elizabetha Nivar in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France). He married (2) Susanna (Schalbach) Maria Remi in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France). Generation No. 3 12. Hans (Johann) Peter3 Vautrin (Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born February 26, 1642/43 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France), and died April 12, 1713 in Helleringen, Germany (now Alsace, France). He married Maria Simon Abt. 1669, daughter of Claude Simon and Susanna Charpentier. She was born September 29, 1645 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France), and died March 18, 1720/21 in Helleringen, Germany (now Alsace, France). Children of Hans Vautrin and Maria Simon are: + 17 i. Johann (Hans Peter) Peter4 Vautrin, born July 28, 1672 in Bischweiler, Germany (now Alsace, France); died May 26, 1752 in Helleringen, Germany (now Alsace, France). + 18 ii. Abraham Vautrin, born Abt. 1670; died December 01, 1730 in Hirchland, Germany. + 19 iii. Jacob Vautrin, born Bet. 1680 - 1684 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France); died October 28, 1764 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France). 20 iv. Hans (John) Vautrin, born Abt. 1682. 21 v. Magdalena Vautrin, died October 10, 1751 in Helleringen, Germany (now Alsace, France). She married (1) Lorenz Leyenberger; born in of Helleringen (now Alsace, France). She married (2) Michael Schwanger October 30, 1701 in Diendendorf, Germany (now Alsace, France); born in of Elwerschweyler. 22 vi. Judith Vautrin. She married Jean Grosjean. 23 vii. Maria Elisabetha Vautrin. Generation No. 4 17. Johann (Hans Peter) Peter4 Vautrin (Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born July 28, 1672 in Bischweiler, Germany (now Alsace, France), and died May 26, 1752 in Helleringen, Germany (now Alsace, France). He married Esther (Louis) Ludwig January 07, 1691/92 in Bischweiler, Germany (now Alsace, France). She was born in of Gorlingen or Buschweiler, Germany (now Alsace, France). Children of Johann Vautrin and Esther Ludwig are: 24 i. Susanna Vautrin5 Vautrin. 25 ii. Hans Jacob Vautrin Vautrin. 26 iii. Johann Georg Vautrin. 27 iv. Hans Nickel Vautrin. 28 v. Anna Catharina Vautrin. 29 vi. Maria Esther Vautrin. 30 vii. Johann Adam Vautrin. 31 viii. Anna Maria Vautrin. 32 ix. Jean Vautrin. 33 x. Maria Magdalena Vautrin. + 34 xi. Hans (Johann) Peter Vautrin, born 1682. 35 xii. Judith? Vautrin. 18. Abraham4 Vautrin (Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born Abt. 1670, and died December 01, 1730 in Hirchland, Germany. He married Catharina Brodt Bef. 1699, daughter of Simon? Brodt. She was born in of Lixheim. Children of Abraham Vautrin and Catharina Brodt are: 36 i. Maria Catharina5 Vautrin. 37 ii. Anna Maria Vautrin. + 38 iii. Abraham Vautrin (Wotring), born July 11, 1700 in Vinstingen, Germany (now Alsace, France); died November 28, 1752 in Lehigh Co, Whitehall Twp, PA. 39 iv. Hans Peter Vautrin. 40 v. Johannetta Vautrin. 41 vi. Hans Samuel Vautrin. 42 vii. Maria Elisabetha Vautrin. 19. Jacob4 Vautrin (Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born Bet. 1680 - 1684 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France), and died October 28, 1764 in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France). He married Maria Grosjean September 02, 1703 in Hellering, Lower Alsace, France, daughter of Abraham Grosjean. She was born 1684, and died August 12, 1749. Children of Jacob Vautrin and Maria Grosjean are: 43 i. Abraham5 Vautrin, born September 26, 1709. + 44 ii. John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin) Wotring, born June 24, 1711 in Hellering, Lower Alsace, France; died April 15, 1786 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA. 45 iii. Maria Suzanna Vautrin, born January 01, 1717/18. 46 iv. Johann Jacob Vautrin, born December 04, 1720. 47 v. Johann Peter Vautrin, born April 07, 1722. 48 vi. Johann Jacob Vautrin, born September 17, 1724 in Kirchberg, Lower Alsace, France. 49 vii. Johann Joseph Vautrin, born June 16, 1726; died September 17, 1726. 50 viii. Christian Vautrin, born December 18, 1729. 51 ix. Jean Vautrin. 52 x. Anna Maria Vautrin. She married Peter Kurtz in Kirberg, Germany (now Alsace, France); born in of Diendorf (now Alsace, France). 53 xi. Jeanne Vautrin. 54 xii. Judith Vautrin. Generation No. 5 34. Hans (Johann) Peter5 Vautrin (Johann (Hans Peter) Peter4, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born 1682. He married (1) Barbara Schmidt Bef. 1702. He married (2) Eleonora Grosjean October 06, 1705 in Diedendorf, Germany, daughter of Abraham Grosjean. Children of Hans Vautrin and Eleonora Grosjean are: 55 i. Anna Catharina6 Vautrin. 56 ii. Johannes Vautrin. 57 iii. David Vautrin. 58 iv. Magdalena Vautrin. 38. Abraham Vautrin5 (Wotring) (Abraham4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born July 11, 1700 in Vinstingen, Germany (now Alsace, France), and died November 28, 1752 in Lehigh Co, Whitehall Twp, PA. He married Anna Margaretha Mertz, daughter of Peter Mertz. She was born Abt. 1701 in Lorraine, France, and died in Northampton Co, PA. Child of Abraham (Wotring) and Anna Mertz is: + 59 i. John William6 Wotring. 44. John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5 Wotring (Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born June 24, 1711 in Hellering, Lower Alsace, France, and died April 15, 1786 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA. He married (1) Anna Mary Rebmann December 21, 1740 in Phildadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, daughter of Conrad Rebmann. She was born June 10, 1715 in Goersdorf or Uttenhoffen, Alsace, France, and died November 20, 1786. He married (2) Eva (Kurtz, Kohns) Kuntz 1833 in Hellering, Lower Alsace, France. She died Abt. 1739 in Phildadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Children of John Wotring and Anna Rebmann are: + 60 i. John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, born December 21, 1740 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania; died November 16, 1779 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA. 61 ii. Anna Catharine Wotring, born May 16, 1745; died August 14, 1759. + 62 iii. Juliana Wotring, born August 13, 1746; died September 10, 1803. 63 iv. Mary Salome Wotring, born March 18, 1748/49. 64 v. Anna Elizabeth Wotring, born February 20, 1750/51. 65 vi. Mary Elizabeth Wotring, born March 16, 1754. 66 vii. Barbara Wotring, born February 27, 1757. Children of John Wotring and Eva (Kurtz are: 67 i. Mary6 Wotring, born September 05, 1734 in Alsace, France. 68 ii. Mary Elizabeth Wotring, born January 06, 1736/37. 69 iii. Susanna Wotring, born August 06, 1738 in Alsace, France. Generation No. 6 59. John William6 Wotring (Abraham Vautrin5 (Wotring), Abraham4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) He married Christina Kocher. She died July 1821. Child of John Wotring and Christina Kocher is: 70 i. Anna Marie7 Vautrin. 60. John (Vautrin )6 Wotring (John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born December 21, 1740 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, and died November 16, 1779 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA. He married Elizabeth (Glad) Glett September 1763. She was born November 07, 1742 in Heidelberg, Pennsylvania, and died December 14, 1779 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA. Children of John Wotring and Elizabeth Glett are: + 71 i. John Daniel (Wotring)7 Woodring, born August 02, 1764 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA; died 1825 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. 72 ii. Mary Elizabeth Woodring, born August 25, 1766. 73 iii. Philip Woodring, born November 16, 1768. 74 iv. John Woodring, born March 08, 1771. 75 v. Jacob Woodring, born May 16, 1773. 76 vi. Barbara Woodring, born April 17, 1776. 77 vii. Magdalena Woodring, born August 31, 1778. 62. Juliana6 Wotring (John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born August 13, 1746, and died September 10, 1803. She married (1) Philip Weller. She married (2) Henry Pietzel. He died 1786. Child of Juliana Wotring and Philip Weller is: 78 i. Jacob7 Weller. Children of Juliana Wotring and Henry Pietzel are: 79 i. John Henry7 Pietzel. 80 ii. Louise Pietzel. 81 iii. Catharine Pietzel. Generation No. 7 71. John Daniel (Wotring)7 Woodring (John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born August 02, 1764 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA, and died 1825 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. He married Susanah (Seib) Sipe March 07, 1786 in Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland USA, daughter of Paulus Sipe and Mary. She was born 1769 in Contwig, Bavaria, Germany. Children of John Woodring and Susanah Sipe are: 82 i. Susannah8 Woodring, born October 1790 in Frederick Coulnty, Maryland. She married McClean. + 83 ii. John Woodring, born October 1786 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. + 84 iii. Jacob Woodring, born October 1787 in Lincoln County, North Carolina; died Bet. 1825 - 1829 in Haywood County, North Carolina. 85 iv. Henry Woodring, born Abt. 1792 in Lincoln County, North Carolina; died 1877 in North Carolina. + 86 v. Daniel Woodring, born October 1793 in Lincoln County, North Carolina; died Aft. 1860 in Towns County or Gilmer Co, Georgia. 87 vi. Samuel Woodring, born October 1789. He married Rebecca Beck June 23, 1831 in Macon County, North Carolina. 88 vii. Mary Woodring, born Abt. 1800 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. She married Daniel Shook. Generation No. 8 83. John8 Woodring (John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born October 1786 in Lincoln County, North Carolina. Children of John Woodring are: 89 i. Daniel9 Woodring. 90 ii. Joseph Woodring. 91 iii. Alfred Woodring. 92 iv. Lawson Woodring. 93 v. Rufus Woodring. 94 vi. Noah Woodring. 95 vii. Marcus Woodring. 96 viii. Kate Woodring. She married Ephriam Miller. 84. Jacob8 Woodring (John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born October 1787 in Lincoln County, North Carolina, and died Bet. 1825 - 1829 in Haywood County, North Carolina. He married Susannah Queen? Abt. 1816 in prob Lincoln County, North Carolina. She was born Bet. 1800 - 1810. Children of Jacob Woodring and Susannah Queen? are: + 97 i. Charles9 Woodring, born July 04, 1817 in Lincoln County, North Carolina; died June 03, 1901 in Cleveland, Oklahoma. + 98 ii. Sarah Ann Woodring, born February 14, 1817 in North Carolina; died October 16, 1870 in Jackson County, North Carolina. + 99 iii. Absalom Woodring, born Abt. 1822 in North Carolina; died in North Carolina. 86. Daniel8 Woodring (John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born October 1793 in Lincoln County, North Carolina, and died Aft. 1860 in Towns County or Gilmer Co, Georgia. He married (1) Catherine Icenhour in Mecklinberg County, North Carolina. She died Bef. 1830 in Haywood County, North Carolina. He married (2) Elizabeth Brown February 14, 1830 in Haywood County, North Carolina, daughter of Thomas Brown. She was born Abt. 1794 in North Carolina. Children of Daniel Woodring and Catherine Icenhour are: + 100 i. Noah Absolom9 Woodring, born October 1814; died 1870 in Gilmer County, Georgia. + 101 ii. John Woodring, born July 22, 1816 in North Carolina. + 102 iii. Joseph Woodring, born June 06, 1821 in North Carolina; died September 10, 1881. + 103 iv. Ambrose Woodring, born March 01, 1825 in North Carolina; died May 20, 1903. 104 v. Daniel Woodring, born 1823. He married Nancy Osborn January 29, 1855. + 105 vi. Barbara Catherine Woodring, born March 11, 1824. Children of Daniel Woodring and Elizabeth Brown are: 106 i. Henry9 Woodring, born October 19, 1832 in Haywood County, North Carolina. He married Mary Ann Moore October 29, 1854 in Gilmer County, Georgia. 107 ii. David Woodring, born 1834 in Haywood County, North Carolina. He married Mary. 108 iii. Mary Ann "Polly" Woodring, born November 14, 1830; died December 13, 1916. She married Logan Nicholson. Generation No. 9 97. Charles9 Woodring (Jacob8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born July 04, 1817 in Lincoln County, North Carolina, and died June 03, 1901 in Cleveland, Oklahoma. He married Sarah Ann Morgan May 1842, daughter of David Morgan and Nancy Wedenman. She was born March 23, 1824 in Newberry, South Carolina, and died March 15, 1904 in Texola, Beckham, Oklahoma. Children of Charles Woodring and Sarah Morgan are: 109 i. Jacob Mandever10 Woodring, born April 30, 1845 in Webster, Jackson County, North Carolina; died in Washington State, USA. He married S. Elaine Henderson. 110 ii. John Anderson Woodring, born November 03, 1846 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died March 22, 1923 in Oklahoma. He married (1) Martha Jane White January 24, 1875 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born 1851; died Bef. 1885 in Texas. He married (2) Margaret Alice Hooper March 16, 1885 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born November 15, 1855; died April 04, 1954. 111 iii. Joseph Absalom Woodring, born March 17, 1848 in Macon County, North Carolina; died January 08, 1932 in Noble, Cleveland County, Oklahoma. He met (2) Roberta Sarah Ann Cathrine Slaton November 26, 1874 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born March 29, 1847 in North Carolina; died October 23, 1949 in Noble, Cleveland County, Oklahoma. 112 iv. Charles Luther Woodring, born June 30, 1850 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died 1901 in Oklahoma. He married (1) Nancy Elmina Warren; born May 1864. He married (2) Salena Sarah Mary Arlena Wilson September 30, 1876 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born 1861 in North Carolina; died 1885 in North Carolina. 113 v. Carbo B. Lawson Woodring, born April 29, 1852 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died February 03, 1912 in Newalla, Cleveland Co, OK. He married (1) Margaret C. Wilson September 18, 1879 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born May 18, 1856 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died November 28, 1896 in Newalla, Cleveland Co, OK. He married (2) Laura Ann Henshe December 19, 1897 in Oklahoma; born August 10, 1870; died June 20, 1916 in Newalla, Cleveland Co, OK. 114 vi. Samantha Roxanne Woodring, born March 19, 1854 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died March 21, 1892 in Cleveland County, Oklahoma. She married (1) E. C. Green. She married (2) Nathan Columbus Shed October 10, 1880 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born November 18, 1856. 115 vii. Raffael Paty Woodring, born November 18, 1856 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died March 05, 1900 in Sweetwater, Texas. 116 viii. William Witcher Woodring, born July 23, 1858 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died December 14, 1899. He married Mary B. Hoxit February 17, 1878 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born October 1860 in North Carolina. 117 ix. Albert Sidney Woodring, born November 08, 1860 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died July 05, 1916 in Houston, Texas. He married Laura Cornelia Tarpley January 01, 1888; born October 29, 1870; died August 15, 1907 in Texola, Beckham County, Oklahoma. 118 x. Phillip Marion Woodring, born April 03, 1863 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died in prob Long Beach, California. He married Lou Goodall. 119 xi. Ruebin Barra Woodring, born October 31, 1865 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married Bernie C. Kinder December 17, 1893 in Cleveland County, Oklahoma; born 1875. 120 xii. James Burrah Woodring, born September 07, 1867 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died February 04, 1946 in Shamrock, Texas. He married Lilly Brendell; born September 07, 1867. 121 xiii. David Charles Woodring, born January 31, 1844 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died August 24, 1925 in Cache, Comanche County, Oklahoma. He married Amanda C. Summey Bet. 1871 - 1872; born June 04, 1854 in Rutherford County, North Carolina; died January 01, 1888 in Tuckaseigee, Jackson County, North Carolina. 98. Sarah Ann9 Woodring (Jacob8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born February 14, 1817 in North Carolina, and died October 16, 1870 in Jackson County, North Carolina. She married Andrew Hooper October 14, 1837, son of John Hooper and Margaret Ledbetter. He was born April 14, 1814 in North Carolina, and died July 09, 1858 in Jackson County, North Carolina. Children of Sarah Woodring and Andrew Hooper are: 122 i. Margaret10 Hooper, born Abt. 1838. 123 ii. Mary Ann Hooper, born Abt. 1839. 124 iii. Alfred Monroe Hooper, born Abt. 1840. 125 iv. Rhoda A. Hooper, born Abt. 1841. 126 v. Charles Lambert Hooper, born Abt. 1842. 127 vi. Jemima Susannah Hooper, born August 1855. 128 vii. Laura Ellen Hooper, born Abt. 1856. 129 viii. John A. Hooper, born Abt. 1857. 130 ix. William Madison Hooper, born Abt. 1858. 99. Absalom9 Woodring (Jacob8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born Abt. 1822 in North Carolina, and died in North Carolina. He married Mary Hooper July 15, 1847 in Macon County, North Carolina, daughter of William Hooper and Nancy Bryson. She was born Abt. 1822. Children of Absalom Woodring and Mary Hooper are: 131 i. Manerva10 Woodring, born 1848; died Bef. 1850. She married Robert Hall October 24, 1872 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born Abt. 1850. 132 ii. Jacob M. Woodring, born Bet. 1852 - 1854. He married Amanda Hooper January 07, 1872 in Jackson County, North Carolina. 133 iii. M. Rufus Woodring, born 1856. 134 iv. Sarah A. Woodring, born July 20, 1858 in Jackson County, North Carolina; died February 18, 1924 in Jackson County, North Carolina. She married Robert Chastain; born 1858. 135 v. Salena E. Woodring, born 1859. 136 vi. T. Avery Woodring, born 1862 in Jackson County, North Carolina. He married (1) Rachel Shook January 27, 1885. He married (2) Mary M. Wilson April 12, 1899; born Abt. 1881. 137 vii. M. Alice Woodring, born 1862 in Jackson County, North Carolina. She married William R. Bryson September 22, 1881 in Jackson County, North Carolina; born 1866. 138 viii. Belle Woodring, born 1864. She married E. M. Hooper January 21, 1890 in Jackson County, River Twp., North Carolina; born Abt. 1857. 139 ix. John B. Woodring, born 1867 in Jackson County, North Carolina. 100. Noah Absolom9 Woodring (Daniel8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born October 1814, and died 1870 in Gilmer County, Georgia. He married Eve Fulbright in North Carolina. She was born October 26, 1826 in North Carolina, and died in Georgia. Children of Noah Woodring and Eve Fulbright are: 140 i. John A10 Woodring, born October 1842 in North Carolina. 141 ii. Immanuel J. Woodring, born October 1844 in North Carolina. 142 iii. Garbo (Carbo) Woodring, born October 1845 in North Carolina. 143 iv. Mary A. Woodring, born October 10, 1854 in North Carolina; died June 04, 1934. 144 v. Miles M. Woodring, born October 1849 in North Carolina. He married Polly Dale Key; born October 1875. 145 vi. Sarah J. Woodring, born 1852 in Georgia. 146 vii. Flora Woodring, born October 1853. 147 viii. Barbara Woodring, born October 1854. 148 ix. Henry Aaron Woodring. 101. John9 Woodring (Daniel8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born July 22, 1816 in North Carolina. He married Evaline Westmoreland November 19, 1843 in Union County, Georgia. She was born Abt. 1820, and died Aft. 1880. Children of John Woodring and Evaline Westmoreland are: 149 i. Mary Ann10 Woodring, born October 21, 1844 in 8 Jan 1941. She married George Elisha Brown February 07, 1870; born September 24, 1842; died January 13, 1941. 150 ii. Lewis Woodring, born 1846. 151 iii. Nancy M. Woodring, born January 14, 1848; died November 27, 1927. She married James G. Norton October 10, 1867; born May 13, 1841; died August 15, 1925. 152 iv. Elizabeth Woodring, born Bet. 1849 - 1850. She married John William McClure February 16, 1873. 153 v. Samuel Woodring, born 1854; died 1934. He married Alice M. Alston October 01, 1874; born 1859 in 1934. 154 vi. Sarah I. Woodring, born April 05, 1856; died December 12, 1921. She married Sumner Benton Moore September 25, 1881; born May 05, 1858; died June 22, 1933. 155 vii. Florence Woodring, born September 24, 1858; died November 04, 1945. She married George Washington Bryson November 19, 1899. 102. Joseph9 Woodring (Daniel8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born June 06, 1821 in North Carolina, and died September 10, 1881. He married Sarah Ann Osborn March 07, 1850. She was born April 25, 1828 in North Carolina, and died October 10, 1908. Children of Joseph Woodring and Sarah Osborn are: 156 i. Phillip A.10 Woodring, born February 02, 1851. He married Mary J. McClure. 157 ii. Hannah L. Woodring, born June 01, 1853. She married John H. Lyon. 158 iii. Martin Luther Woodring, born October 06, 1854; died 1929. He married Emma A. Lotheridge December 04, 1884; born 1859; died 1941. 159 iv. Francis Marion Woodring, born March 22, 1856; died November 23, 1932. He married Jane; born April 26, 1858; died November 09, 1912. 160 v. Infant Woodring, born October 04, 1857. 161 vi. Joseph Newton Woodring, born September 04, 1858. He married Nancy Alice Brown November 23, 1890. 162 vii. Henry Caleb Woodring, born December 02, 1860. He married Lula Alexander 1893. 163 viii. Louisa Ann Woodring, born August 08, 1863. She married Robert L. Brown November 12, 1890. 164 ix. Manuel J. Woodring, born February 19, 1865. 165 x. James D. Woodring, born July 06, 1867. 166 xi. Charley V. Woodring, born February 02, 1870. 103. Ambrose9 Woodring (Daniel8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born March 01, 1825 in North Carolina, and died May 20, 1903. He married Elizabeth Berry, daughter of Thomas Berry and Cynthia. She was born March 12, 1830, and died November 13, 1915. Children of Ambrose Woodring and Elizabeth Berry are: 167 i. Thomas Berry10 Woodring, born November 28, 1856 in Towns County, Georgia; died June 23, 1938. He married Julia Kimsey August 07, 1879; died May 18, 1938. 168 ii. D. Martin Woodring, born 1859. 169 iii. Mary Ellen Woodring, born December 04, 1860; died August 21, 1888. She married E. Howard Kimsey. 170 iv. Andrew L. Woodring, born 1863. 171 v. John M. Woodring, born 1866. 172 vi. Sarah Woodring, born December 09, 1867; died July 23, 1893. 173 vii. Julia V. Woodring, born 1869. She married J. H. Souther October 18, 1893. 174 viii. Lillie Woodring, born 1872. She married J. H. Brown December 14, 1893. 105. Barbara Catherine9 Woodring (Daniel8, John Daniel (Wotring)7, John (Vautrin )6 Wotring, John Daniel (Johann Daniel Vautrin)5, Jacob4 Vautrin, Hans (Johann) Peter3, Jean2 (Hans,John) Vautrin, Paul(us)1 Vautrin) was born March 11, 1824. She married Joseph J. Wood, son of William Wood and Nancy Osborn. Children of Barbara Woodring and Joseph Wood are: 175 i. Martha Jane10 Wood, born 1844. She married Henry Brown. 176 ii. James J. Wood, born 1848. He married Nancy A.. 177 iii. Bertha Elizabeth Wood, born 1852; died Child. 178 iv. Huldah Adella Elmina Wood, born May 16, 1858; died August 29, 1949. She married Asbury Denton Henson August 25, 1878; born 1852; died 1944. 179 v. Henry Woodfin Wood, born 1862. He married Celia Benfield. 180 vi. Barto F. Wood, born 1863. 181 vii. Allina L. Wood, born 1867; died Child. 182 viii. Alpha Wood, born 1867. She married Bratton Henson. 183 ix. Margaret Wood, born 1869. She married Vailor Cook. 184 x. Minerva A. Wood. She married Thomas J. K. Allen February 14, 1864. NOTE: compiled by Mildred (Seburn) Dotterer. My primary interest was from Daniel Woodring and Susanah Sipes, their son Jacob Woodring and wife Susanah Queen?, and their son Charles Woodring and wife Sarah Ann Morgan, and their son David Charles Woodring and their documentations. I have collected other families along the way and have documents for some but it is the researchers responsibility to further research the other lines. Followups: Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING buck Oliver 9/16/09 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING john abraham 1/16/02 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING lori jackson 3/29/05 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Mildred Dotterer 7/27/02 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Mildred Dotterer 7/30/02 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING lori jackson 3/29/05 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Doris Adams 1/27/04 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Roxanne Wilson 8/26/02 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Mildred Dotterer 8/05/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Shannon Morgan 8/02/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Nancy 8/03/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Shannon Morgan 8/03/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Nancy 8/03/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Mildred Dotterer 8/05/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Mildred Dotterer 7/30/02 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Shannon Morgan 8/03/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Libby Smith-Woodring 10/18/02 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Nancy 8/07/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Corinne Schulz 8/06/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Leah Waring 11/09/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Leah Waring 11/09/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING Dennis Woodring 8/05/01 Re: Paulus VAUTRIN to CHARLES&Sarah WOODRING jerry dagenhart 5/06/03 http://genforum.genealogy.com/woodring/messages/440.html Search this forum: Find all of the wordsFind any of the words Search all of GenForum: Proximity matching Agreement of Use Link to GenForum Add Forum Home | Help | About Us | Site Index | Jobs | PRIVACY | Affiliate © 2009 Ancestry.com | Vautrin, Anna Catharine (I2339)
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| 21 | Hiram Montgomery All Sources Source 1850 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1850; Census Place: Concord, Washington, Missouri; Roll: M432_421; Page: 128; Image: 256. (Name) * Year: 1850; Census Place: Concord, Washington, Missouri; Roll: M432_421; Page: 128; Image: 256. (Birth) * Year: 1850; Census Place: Concord, Washington, Missouri; Roll: M432_421; Page: 128; Image: 256. (Residence) 1880 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1880; Census Place: Randolph, Saint Francois, Missouri; Roll: T9_715; Family History Film: 1254715; Page: 540.2000; Enumeration District: 130; Image: 0161. (Name) * Year: 1880; Census Place: Randolph, Saint Francois, Missouri; Roll: T9_715; Family History Film: 1254715; Page: 540.2000; Enumeration District: 130; Image: 0161. (Birth) * Year: 1880; Census Place: Randolph, Saint Francois, Missouri; Roll: T9_715; Family History Film: 1254715; Page: 540.2000; Enumeration District: 130; Image: 0161. (Residence) 1900 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1900; Census Place: St Francois, St Francois, Missouri; Roll: T623 887; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 100. (Name) * Year: 1900; Census Place: St Francois, St Francois, Missouri; Roll: T623 887; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 100. (Birth) * Year: 1900; Census Place: St Francois, St Francois, Missouri; Roll: T623 887; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 100. (Residence) 1910 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1910; Census Place: Carroll, Reynolds, Missouri; Roll: T624_807; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 220. (Name) * Year: 1910; Census Place: Carroll, Reynolds, Missouri; Roll: T624_807; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 220. (Birth) * Year: 1910; Census Place: Carroll, Reynolds, Missouri; Roll: T624_807; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 220. (Residence) Ancestry Family Trees * This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was Hiram Montgomery All Sources Source 1850 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1850; Census Place: Concord, Washington, Missouri; Roll: M432_421; Page: 128; Image: 256. (Name) * Year: 1850; Census Place: Concord, Washington, Missouri; Roll: M432_421; Page: 128; Image: 256. (Birth) * Year: 1850; Census Place: Concord, Washington, Missouri; Roll: M432_421; Page: 128; Image: 256. (Residence) 1880 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1880; Census Place: Randolph, Saint Francois, Missouri; Roll: T9_715; Family History Film: 1254715; Page: 540.2000; Enumeration District: 130; Image: 0161. (Name) * Year: 1880; Census Place: Randolph, Saint Francois, Missouri; Roll: T9_715; Family History Film: 1254715; Page: 540.2000; Enumeration District: 130; Image: 0161. (Birth) * Year: 1880; Census Place: Randolph, Saint Francois, Missouri; Roll: T9_715; Family History Film: 1254715; Page: 540.2000; Enumeration District: 130; Image: 0161. (Residence) 1900 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1900; Census Place: St Francois, St Francois, Missouri; Roll: T623 887; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 100. (Name) * Year: 1900; Census Place: St Francois, St Francois, Missouri; Roll: T623 887; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 100. (Birth) * Year: 1900; Census Place: St Francois, St Francois, Missouri; Roll: T623 887; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 100. (Residence) 1910 United States Federal Census (view record) * Year: 1910; Census Place: Carroll, Reynolds, Missouri; Roll: T624_807; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 220. (Name) * Year: 1910; Census Place: Carroll, Reynolds, Missouri; Roll: T624_807; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 220. (Birth) * Year: 1910; Census Place: Carroll, Reynolds, Missouri; Roll: T624_807; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 72; Image: 220. (Residence) Ancestry Family Trees * This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was | Montgomery, Hiram R. (I80)
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| 22 | Immigrant Ancestor Elizabeth Bohler nee Fischer 1884 from Switzerland_________________________________________________________ 11/12/14 SLCL Research 1. Found Obituary 2. Found Holy Ghost Church Burial 3. Found Holy Ghost Cemetery Record. 4. Found Robert Bohler lot owner at Old St. Marcus Cemetery 5. Found Rudolf Bohler and sister Anna Schneider as lot owners at Old St. Marcus Cemetery. 11/13/14 1. Went to New St. Marcus Cemetery Office on 11/13/14 to check on records from Old St. Marcus Cemetery. They have no record of Elisabeth Bohler being at either New St. Marcus or Old St. Marcus Cemetery. Conclusion is that Elizabeth Bohler was probally buried with the other Bohlers in St. Marcus Cemetery. Either lot 1606 or 1713. 2. Rudolf Bohler and Anna Schneider sold lots back to the Old St. Marcus Cemetery. Would Elisabeth Bohler been removed again??????? 1.There is no record of Elisabeth Bohler in the index of Old St. Marcus Cemetery at SLGS office. 2. There is an Elisabeth Fischer, age 62 at Old St. Marcus but lot owner is Louis Fischer. Not her. 3. No Bohlers at New St. Marcus Cemetery | Fischer, Elizabeth (I3305)
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| 23 | Immigrant Ancestor Elizabeth Bohler nee Fischer 1884 from Switzerland_________________________________________________________ 11/12/14 SLCL Research 1. Found Obituary 2. Found Holy Ghost Church Burial 3. Found Holy Ghost Cemetery Record. 4. Found Robert Bohler lot owner at Old St. Marcus Cemetery 5. Found Rudolf Bohler and sister Anna Schneider as lot owners at Old St. Marcus Cemetery. 11/13/14 1. Went to New St. Marcus Cemetery Office on 11/13/14 to check on records from Old St. Marcus Cemetery. They have no record of Elisabeth Bohler being at either New St. Marcus or Old St. Marcus Cemetery. Conclusion is that Elizabeth Bohler was probally buried with the other Bohlers in St. Marcus Cemetery. Either lot 1606 or 1713. 2. Rudolf Bohler and Anna Schneider sold lots back to the Old St. Marcus Cemetery. Would Elisabeth Bohler been removed again??????? 1.There is no record of Elisabeth Bohler in the index of Old St. Marcus Cemetery at SLGS office. 2. There is an Elisabeth Fischer, age 62 at Old St. Marcus but lot owner is Louis Fischer. Not her. 3. No Bohlers at New St. Marcus Cemetery | Fischer, Elizabeth (I3305)
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| 24 | John Lewis Family, http://www.madeofcotton.com/family/major_john_lewis.html. Accessed10/18/2012. Major John Lewis was born 1678 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland. He died 1762 in Augusta Co, VA. The Lewises leased land in County Donegal from a man named Sir Mungo Campbell. Upon his death, Sir Mungo's estate descended to his son who preferred a Catholic tenant for the property. Disregarding the lease made by his father to John Lewis, an ardent Presbyterian, he attempted to evict the Lewises. John refused to vacate the property, so the young Lord, known for his profligate & wayward manner, took his bailiff and a mob of drunken companions and attempted to force the surrender of John Lewis' lease. John barricaded himself inside his house & refused the landlord admittance, whereupon the Lord fired a shot through the window, killing Charles Lewis, a younger brother of John, who was lying ill in bed. A second shot injured John's wife Margaret in the arm. Outraged, John attached the Lord with his shillelagh, "cracked open his head" and "scattered his brains". He also killed the bailiff and drove the rest of the drunken posse off in panic. Leaving Margaret to settle up his affairs in Ireland, John escaped to Portugal to the home of his brother-in-law. He arrived in Oporto in 1729. Shortly afterwards, he fled to America, landing in Philadelphia, PA. His family joined him a year later. He removed to Lancaster Co, PA where he spent the winter of 1730-1731, moving to Williamsburg, VA the following summer where he lived with the family of Governor Gooch, a friend of the Lynn family. There he met Peter Salling who had recently explored the Shenandoah Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Intrigued with the glowing accounts of the beauties of this country, John Lewis obtained a grant of land from Governor Gooch and crossed the mountains. John Lewis and Joist Hite, a German immigrant from PA were the first white settlers west of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Hite settled the lower part of the valley near present Winchester, then called Mecklenburg. John made his home near the present town of Staunton. He built a substantial stone house on a small stream which he named Lewis' Creek. This community was called Fort Lewis. He prospered and accumulated a large estate, reared a family of four sons, all of whom are noted in their country's service both civil & military. He lived on his estate until his death in 1762. His gravestone reads: "Here lies the remains of JOHN LEWIS, who slew the Irish Lord, settled Augusta County, located the town of Staunton and furnished five sons to fight the battles of The American Revolution. He was the son of Andrew Lewis Esq. and Mary Calhoun and was born in Donegal County, Ireland 1678 and died in Virginia, February 1, 1762. He was a brave man, a true patriot and a firm friend of Liberty throughout the World." John was pardoned by the King for the killing of the Irish Lord, after a year of exile, but he never returned to Ulster. He is described as more than 6 feet tall, very powerful and active. He married Margaret Lynn. She was born 3 July 1693 in Ulster, Ireland and died 1773 in Augusta Co, VA. She was the daughter of William Lynn and Margaret Patton. Go to the Lynn line here. Their children were: Samuel Lewis (born about 1716, County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland) Thomas Lewis (born 27 April 1718 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married Jane Strother General Andrew Lewis (born 9 October 1720 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland) Alice Lewis (born 1772 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married an unknown Madison William Lynn Lewis (born 17 November 1724 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married Anne Montgomery Margaret Lynn Lewis (born 1726 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married William Long, William Crow Anne Lewis (born 1728 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married Michael Finley, Jr. Charles Lewis (born 11 March 1736); married Sarah Murray Other notes taken from internet sources Primary sources: For further reading and verification of family link: The Family of John Lewis, Pioneer ; Frazier, Irvin Some Prominent Virginia Families ; Pecquet du Bellet, Louise Kinfolks of William Parke and Synah Perry & Josiah Wilson and Margaret Crow Including the Related Families of Hammonds, Lewis, Stephens, Wheeler, Estes, Lynn, Hopper, Ficklin, Ellis and Others; ; Howell, Margie Ellis (Mrs. Roy); 1967 Misc. LEWIS Info by Linda Sparks Starr APR 1996 Augusta Co. VA LEWISes This is not a specific line I've researched, but things I've copied about the family while reading the history of the county or while researching other lines. My "gut" feeling is, these people ARE NOT related in any way to the Tidewater VA LEWISes. from _Wither's Chronicles of Border Warfare_, by Alex. Scott Withers, 1895. p. 4: John LEWIS, father of Gen. Andrew, probably of Welsh descent, was born 1678 in County Donegal, Ireland. He married c1716 Margaret Lynn of the Lynns of Loch Lynn, Scotland. In 1729 he killed a man of high station in a tenancy dispute. [Others ex plain the recently deceased landlord's son sharply raised prices for all tenants.] John fled to Portugal, from whence he fled to America 1731. He settled two miles east of Staunton. He was Col. of Augusta Co. militia as early as 1743, presiding Justice 1745 and high sheriff 1748. He died 1 FEB 1762, age 84. He had sons "Samuel", Andrew and Charles d. 1774 at Point Pleasant. In a footnote on the page with "Samuel", the editor said Wither's erred -- John Lewis HAD NO SON named "Samuel"; he should have said "Thomas". (page 50) from _Annals of Augusta Co. VA: Supplement_, by Joseph A. Waddell, 1888, page 395: Col. John LEWISes children -- four sons and 2 daus; but he only named Andrew and William. His informant was the dau of Wil- liam. from Lyman Chalkley _Chronicles of Scotch-Irish Settlement in VA_, vol. III, page 189: will of John LEWIS (not dated) ... to wife Margaret Warm Springs tract, then at her death, to son Thomas. Will was proved 21 SEP 1790. [Probably after death of Margaret.] from _Settlers of the Long Grey Trail: The Valley of VA Pioneers_, by J. Houston Harrison, page 114: John Lewis (1678-1762) was a native of Ulster ... according to Cooke, was a member of a Huguenot father that had taken refuge in Ulster. Through his mother he was a descendant from an an cient Scottish family ... [p 115] John Lewis was of this faith ....[Presbyterian]. page 141 Gen. Andrew Lewis d. 1781 page 149: "John Madison, the Clerk of the [Augusta Co.] Court, and brother-in-law of Thomas Lewis ... " from _Old Churches, Ministers and Families of VA_, by Bishop Wil liam Meade, vol. 2, page 325: SUGGESTS common origin with other VA LEWIS families. "Mr. John Lewis of Augusta, came from the county of Dublin, in Ireland, about the year 1720 -- his eldest son Thomas, being born there in 1718; some ascribe a Welsh origin, and others a Huguenot, to the family. There were three other sons of the frist John Lewis. The second was Andrew, the hero of Point Pleasant. The third son William ..." [I didn't copy the next page. The fourth son was Charles killed at Point Pleasant 1774.] from _James Patton and the Appalachian Colonists_, by Patricia Givens Johnson (1973), page 105: "The CALHOUNS ... appeared in Augusta Co. in the early 1740s. Being Scotch-Irish relatives of John Lewis whose mother was Mary CALHOUN." [In her book on William Preston..., she says the PATTONS and the PRESTONS stayed with "cousins" John LEWIS when they first came to Augusta Co. c1740. William Preston is a nephew of Jerry's Robert Poage, whose wife was a PRESTON by almost all ac counts. I haven't found the connection; she also reports there were 12 belted PRESTONS inside the walls of Londonderry 1688. (I think I have the year right.)] from _The Tinkling Spring: Headwater of Freedom_, by Howard McKnight Wilson (1954), Appendix F, "Record of Baptisms 1740 1749", page 477: only LEWISes on list Andrew Lewis' son John was bapt 14 SEP 1746 son Samuel was bapt 18 SEP 1748 John Lewis Family, http://www.madeofcotton.com/family/major_john_lewis.html. Accessed10/18/2012. Major John Lewis was born 1678 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland. He died 1762 in Augusta Co, VA. The Lewises leased land in County Donegal from a man named Sir Mungo Campbell. Upon his death, Sir Mungo's estate descended to his son who preferred a Catholic tenant for the property. Disregarding the lease made by his father to John Lewis, an ardent Presbyterian, he attempted to evict the Lewises. John refused to vacate the property, so the young Lord, known for his profligate & wayward manner, took his bailiff and a mob of drunken companions and attempted to force the surrender of John Lewis' lease. John barricaded himself inside his house & refused the landlord admittance, whereupon the Lord fired a shot through the window, killing Charles Lewis, a younger brother of John, who was lying ill in bed. A second shot injured John's wife Margaret in the arm. Outraged, John attached the Lord with his shillelagh, "cracked open his head" and "scattered his brains". He also killed the bailiff and drove the rest of the drunken posse off in panic. Leaving Margaret to settle up his affairs in Ireland, John escaped to Portugal to the home of his brother-in-law. He arrived in Oporto in 1729. Shortly afterwards, he fled to America, landing in Philadelphia, PA. His family joined him a year later. He removed to Lancaster Co, PA where he spent the winter of 1730-1731, moving to Williamsburg, VA the following summer where he lived with the family of Governor Gooch, a friend of the Lynn family. There he met Peter Salling who had recently explored the Shenandoah Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Intrigued with the glowing accounts of the beauties of this country, John Lewis obtained a grant of land from Governor Gooch and crossed the mountains. John Lewis and Joist Hite, a German immigrant from PA were the first white settlers west of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Hite settled the lower part of the valley near present Winchester, then called Mecklenburg. John made his home near the present town of Staunton. He built a substantial stone house on a small stream which he named Lewis' Creek. This community was called Fort Lewis. He prospered and accumulated a large estate, reared a family of four sons, all of whom are noted in their country's service both civil & military. He lived on his estate until his death in 1762. His gravestone reads: "Here lies the remains of JOHN LEWIS, who slew the Irish Lord, settled Augusta County, located the town of Staunton and furnished five sons to fight the battles of The American Revolution. He was the son of Andrew Lewis Esq. and Mary Calhoun and was born in Donegal County, Ireland 1678 and died in Virginia, February 1, 1762. He was a brave man, a true patriot and a firm friend of Liberty throughout the World." John was pardoned by the King for the killing of the Irish Lord, after a year of exile, but he never returned to Ulster. He is described as more than 6 feet tall, very powerful and active. He married Margaret Lynn. She was born 3 July 1693 in Ulster, Ireland and died 1773 in Augusta Co, VA. She was the daughter of William Lynn and Margaret Patton. Go to the Lynn line here. Their children were: Samuel Lewis (born about 1716, County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland) Thomas Lewis (born 27 April 1718 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married Jane Strother General Andrew Lewis (born 9 October 1720 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland) Alice Lewis (born 1772 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married an unknown Madison William Lynn Lewis (born 17 November 1724 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married Anne Montgomery Margaret Lynn Lewis (born 1726 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married William Long, William Crow Anne Lewis (born 1728 in County Donegal, Ulster, Ireland); married Michael Finley, Jr. Charles Lewis (born 11 March 1736); married Sarah Murray Other notes taken from internet sources Primary sources: For further reading and verification of family link: The Family of John Lewis, Pioneer ; Frazier, Irvin Some Prominent Virginia Families ; Pecquet du Bellet, Louise Kinfolks of William Parke and Synah Perry & Josiah Wilson and Margaret Crow Including the Related Families of Hammonds, Lewis, Stephens, Wheeler, Estes, Lynn, Hopper, Ficklin, Ellis and Others; ; Howell, Margie Ellis (Mrs. Roy); 1967 Misc. LEWIS Info by Linda Sparks Starr APR 1996 Augusta Co. VA LEWISes This is not a specific line I've researched, but things I've copied about the family while reading the history of the county or while researching other lines. My "gut" feeling is, these people ARE NOT related in any way to the Tidewater VA LEWISes. from _Wither's Chronicles of Border Warfare_, by Alex. Scott Withers, 1895. p. 4: John LEWIS, father of Gen. Andrew, probably of Welsh descent, was born 1678 in County Donegal, Ireland. He married c1716 Margaret Lynn of the Lynns of Loch Lynn, Scotland. In 1729 he killed a man of high station in a tenancy dispute. [Others ex plain the recently deceased landlord's son sharply raised prices for all tenants.] John fled to Portugal, from whence he fled to America 1731. He settled two miles east of Staunton. He was Col. of Augusta Co. militia as early as 1743, presiding Justice 1745 and high sheriff 1748. He died 1 FEB 1762, age 84. He had sons "Samuel", Andrew and Charles d. 1774 at Point Pleasant. In a footnote on the page with "Samuel", the editor said Wither's erred -- John Lewis HAD NO SON named "Samuel"; he should have said "Thomas". (page 50) from _Annals of Augusta Co. VA: Supplement_, by Joseph A. Waddell, 1888, page 395: Col. John LEWISes children -- four sons and 2 daus; but he only named Andrew and William. His informant was the dau of Wil- liam. from Lyman Chalkley _Chronicles of Scotch-Irish Settlement in VA_, vol. III, page 189: will of John LEWIS (not dated) ... to wife Margaret Warm Springs tract, then at her death, to son Thomas. Will was proved 21 SEP 1790. [Probably after death of Margaret.] from _Settlers of the Long Grey Trail: The Valley of VA Pioneers_, by J. Houston Harrison, page 114: John Lewis (1678-1762) was a native of Ulster ... according to Cooke, was a member of a Huguenot father that had taken refuge in Ulster. Through his mother he was a descendant from an an cient Scottish family ... [p 115] John Lewis was of this faith ....[Presbyterian]. page 141 Gen. Andrew Lewis d. 1781 page 149: "John Madison, the Clerk of the [Augusta Co.] Court, and brother-in-law of Thomas Lewis ... " from _Old Churches, Ministers and Families of VA_, by Bishop Wil liam Meade, vol. 2, page 325: SUGGESTS common origin with other VA LEWIS families. "Mr. John Lewis of Augusta, came from the county of Dublin, in Ireland, about the year 1720 -- his eldest son Thomas, being born there in 1718; some ascribe a Welsh origin, and others a Huguenot, to the family. There were three other sons of the frist John Lewis. The second was Andrew, the hero of Point Pleasant. The third son William ..." [I didn't copy the next page. The fourth son was Charles killed at Point Pleasant 1774.] from _James Patton and the Appalachian Colonists_, by Patricia Givens Johnson (1973), page 105: "The CALHOUNS ... appeared in Augusta Co. in the early 1740s. Being Scotch-Irish relatives of John Lewis whose mother was Mary CALHOUN." [In her book on William Preston..., she says the PATTONS and the PRESTONS stayed with "cousins" John LEWIS when they first came to Augusta Co. c1740. William Preston is a nephew of Jerry's Robert Poage, whose wife was a PRESTON by almost all ac counts. I haven't found the connection; she also reports there were 12 belted PRESTONS inside the walls of Londonderry 1688. (I think I have the year right.)] from _The Tinkling Spring: Headwater of Freedom_, by Howard McKnight Wilson (1954), Appendix F, "Record of Baptisms 1740 1749", page 477: only LEWISes on list Andrew Lewis' son John was bapt 14 SEP 1746 son Samuel was bapt 18 SEP 1748 | Lewis, John (I1524)
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| 25 | Kirchenbuch, 1714-1961 « Back to search results authors: Evangelische Kirche Quernheim (Stift) format: Manuscript/Manuscript on Film language: German publication: Salt Lake City, Utah : Gefilmt durch The Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966 physical: 4 Mikrofilmrollen ; 35 mm. Notes Mikrofilme aufgenommen von Manuskripten im Landeskirchenamt Bielefeld. Access in Germany limited to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. No circulation to all other family history centers in Europe including the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. Parish registerof births, marriages, deaths, confirmations. Subjects Germany, Preußen, Westfalen, Quernheim (Stift) - Church records Film Notes Note Location Film Taufen, Heiraten, Tote, Konfirmanden 1714-1758 Taufen, Tote, Heiraten 1759-1782 Taufen 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1783-1811 Tote 1860-1861 Konfirmanden 1862-1869 Heiraten 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1870-1883 Tote 1783-1811 Taufen 1846-1861 Taufen, Konfirmanden 1812-1819 Heiraten 1812-1819, 1833-1834 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Tote 1812-1819 Taufen, Heiraten, Tote 1811 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Taufen 1820-1845 Heiraten 1820-1832 Tote 1820-1859 Konfirmanden 1820-1861 Taufen 1862-1899Family History INTL Film 473703 Taufen 1900-1930 Heiraten 1882-1884, 1834-1881 Heiraten 1885-1961 Family History Library INTL Film 473704 Tote 1862-1938 Family History Library INTL Film 473705 Kirchenbuch, 1714-1961 « Back to search results authors: Evangelische Kirche Quernheim (Stift) format: Manuscript/Manuscript on Film language: German publication: Salt Lake City, Utah : Gefilmt durch The Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966 physical: 4 Mikrofilmrollen ; 35 mm. Notes Mikrofilme aufgenommen von Manuskripten im Landeskirchenamt Bielefeld. Access in Germany limited to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. No circulation to all other family history centers in Europe including the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. Parish registerof births, marriages, deaths, confirmations. Subjects Germany, Preußen, Westfalen, Quernheim (Stift) - Church records Film Notes Note Location Film Taufen, Heiraten, Tote, Konfirmanden 1714-1758 Taufen, Tote, Heiraten 1759-1782 Taufen 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1783-1811 Tote 1860-1861 Konfirmanden 1862-1869 Heiraten 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1870-1883 Tote 1783-1811 Taufen 1846-1861 Taufen, Konfirmanden 1812-1819 Heiraten 1812-1819, 1833-1834 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Tote 1812-1819 Taufen, Heiraten, Tote 1811 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Taufen 1820-1845 Heiraten 1820-1832 Tote 1820-1859 Konfirmanden 1820-1861 Taufen 1862-1899Family History INTL Film 473703 Taufen 1900-1930 Heiraten 1882-1884, 1834-1881 Heiraten 1885-1961 Family History Library INTL Film 473704 Tote 1862-1938 Family History Library INTL Film 473705 | Ahlemeier, Herman Christian Frederick (I1100)
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| 26 | Kirchenbuch, 1714-1961 « Back to search results authors: Evangelische Kirche Quernheim (Stift) format: Manuscript/Manuscript on Film language: German publication: Salt Lake City, Utah : Gefilmt durch The Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966 physical: 4 Mikrofilmrollen ; 35 mm. Notes Mikrofilme aufgenommen von Manuskripten im Landeskirchenamt Bielefeld. Access in Germany limited to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. No circulation to all other family history centers in Europe including the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. Parish registerof births, marriages, deaths, confirmations. Subjects Germany, Preußen, Westfalen, Quernheim (Stift) - Church records Film Notes Note Location Film Taufen, Heiraten, Tote, Konfirmanden 1714-1758 Taufen, Tote, Heiraten 1759-1782 Taufen 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1783-1811 Tote 1860-1861 Konfirmanden 1862-1869 Heiraten 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1870-1883 Tote 1783-1811 Taufen 1846-1861 Taufen, Konfirmanden 1812-1819 Heiraten 1812-1819, 1833-1834 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Tote 1812-1819 Taufen, Heiraten, Tote 1811 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Taufen 1820-1845 Heiraten 1820-1832 Tote 1820-1859 Konfirmanden 1820-1861 Taufen 1862-1899Family History INTL Film 473703 Taufen 1900-1930 Heiraten 1882-1884, 1834-1881 Heiraten 1885-1961 Family History Library INTL Film 473704 Tote 1862-1938 Family History Library INTL Film 473705 Kirchenbuch, 1714-1961 « Back to search results authors: Evangelische Kirche Quernheim (Stift) format: Manuscript/Manuscript on Film language: German publication: Salt Lake City, Utah : Gefilmt durch The Genealogical Society of Utah, 1966 physical: 4 Mikrofilmrollen ; 35 mm. Notes Mikrofilme aufgenommen von Manuskripten im Landeskirchenamt Bielefeld. Access in Germany limited to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. No circulation to all other family history centers in Europe including the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. Parish registerof births, marriages, deaths, confirmations. Subjects Germany, Preußen, Westfalen, Quernheim (Stift) - Church records Film Notes Note Location Film Taufen, Heiraten, Tote, Konfirmanden 1714-1758 Taufen, Tote, Heiraten 1759-1782 Taufen 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1783-1811 Tote 1860-1861 Konfirmanden 1862-1869 Heiraten 1783-1811 Konfirmanden 1870-1883 Tote 1783-1811 Taufen 1846-1861 Taufen, Konfirmanden 1812-1819 Heiraten 1812-1819, 1833-1834 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Tote 1812-1819 Taufen, Heiraten, Tote 1811 Family History Library INTL Film 473702 Taufen 1820-1845 Heiraten 1820-1832 Tote 1820-1859 Konfirmanden 1820-1861 Taufen 1862-1899Family History INTL Film 473703 Taufen 1900-1930 Heiraten 1882-1884, 1834-1881 Heiraten 1885-1961 Family History Library INTL Film 473704 Tote 1862-1938 Family History Library INTL Film 473705 | Ahlemeier, Herman Christian Frederick (I1100)
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| 27 | Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ ???????????????How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler and Anna Schmid, my 2nd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ ???????????????How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler and Anna Schmid, my 2nd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. | Schmid, Anna (I861)
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| 28 | Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ ???????????????How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler and Anna Schmid, my 2nd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ ???????????????How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler and Anna Schmid, my 2nd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. | Schmid, Anna (I861)
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| 29 | Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler, Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer and Anna Schmid, my 2nd and 3rd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler, Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer and Anna Schmid, my 2nd and 3rd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. | Fischer, Elizabeth (I3305)
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| 30 | Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler, Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer and Anna Schmid, my 2nd and 3rd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. Personal Research Notes submitted by Karen Lynn Irlander Radel Osborne_______________________________________ How did I find the Ancestral Home of my Immigrant Ancestor Rudolph Bohler, Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer and Anna Schmid, my 2nd and 3rd Great Grandparents????????????? 1. I started researching my family when a friend of mine (Kathy Hilderbrand) and I became interested in Genealogy, about 1985. We would go to local libraries learning what geneaolgy was and how to do research our families. 2. Next, my husband at the time became interested and we would research together, finding basic information about our ancestors through census records mostly. It was so much fun putting our lines together through the census records. I felt like a detective. 3. So I found out through the census records that Rudolph Bohler was my immigrant ancestor and he was from Switzerland. Now what's next? I actually did not know what to do so I started working on other lines. 4. Around 1990 my dad received a letter about a Bohler Family Reunion coming up. My dad told me about it, and with excitement I corresponded that we were coming. 5. At the reunion I met two cousins, (Beverly Drucker and Jan Wenk) and we started doing research together, everyone sharing what information they had. No one knew the ancestral town of Rudolph Bohler. 6. Then on day Beverly found an old Document at her Dad's house. It was a document that Rudolph brought to this country. It was in German so we had no idea what is was except it had Seengen, Canton Aargau, Switzerland on it. 7. Beverly also had some notes from an unknown author that talks about corresponding with Louisa and Helen, they were daughters of Rudolph and in these notes a statement was made. " Dad's mother (Elisabeth Bohler nee Fischer), sister ( Anna Bohler), and our dad (Rudolph), were neighbors of and renters in Mother's (Anna Bohler nee Schmid) parents' house in Oberuster, Switzerland". Oberuster is 30 miles from Zurich. The name you mention, Kanton Aragau, I never heard of. "This is where they lived while the father still lived. He died of small pox about 1870-Granny (Anna Schneider nee Bohler) was a baby or small girl. He had been a tailor; soldiers retreating-Franco Prussian War-brought small pox in 1870. They probally moved then to where the older boys could get work". 8. Ursula Schiefel, my cousin in Germany translated Rudolph's document and it stated he was a citizen of Seengen, Aargua Switzerland. Being that is where he was born and his ancestors were from!!!!!! This verified that Rudolph's ancestral town was Seengen.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9. Wrote letter to Gemeinde Seengen, 5707 Switzerland and recieved a family registry for Rudolph and his parents and grandparents. 10. Wrote a letter on 10 Oct 1999 to Zivilstandsamt Uster, CH 8001 Zurich, Switzerland with reply on 2 Nov 1999 verifing Anna Schmid's parents with other information also. | Fischer, Elizabeth (I3305)
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| 31 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Irlander, Karen Lynn (I1)
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| 33 | Research trip to SLC Utah 9/2012 No children bapt in Berge after 1659 Unable to find death record in Berge searched from 1659-1727. | Mandal, Joannes (I2334)
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| 34 | Research trip to SLC Utah 9/2012 No children bapt in Berge after 1659 Unable to find death record in Berge searched from 1659-1727. | Mandal, Joannes (I2334)
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| 35 | St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 about Henry Diremeyer Name: Henry Diremeyer Death Date: 4 Sep 1853 Birth Place: Germany Cemetery: German Protestnt Volume: C Page: 66 County Library: RDSL 2 Missouri Archive: C 10360 SLGS Rolls: 300 up arrow Save This Record Attach this record to a person in your tree as a source record, or save for later evaluation. Save Source Information: St. Louis Genealogical Society, comp.. St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2001. Original data: St. Louis Genealogical Society. Index to Death Records in the City of St. Louis, 1850-1902. St. Louis, MO, USA: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999. Description: This index covers all deaths recorded in the Death Registry Books for St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. during the period August 1850 through December 1902. It contains the following information where available: person's name, date of death, age, significant address at time of death, place of birth, cemetery, registry volume/page, and Soundex code. Learn more... St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 about Henry Diremeyer Name: Henry Diremeyer Death Date: 4 Sep 1853 Birth Place: Germany Cemetery: German Protestnt Volume: C Page: 66 County Library: RDSL 2 Missouri Archive: C 10360 SLGS Rolls: 300 up arrow Save This Record Attach this record to a person in your tree as a source record, or save for later evaluation. Save Source Information: St. Louis Genealogical Society, comp.. St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2001. Original data: St. Louis Genealogical Society. Index to Death Records in the City of St. Louis, 1850-1902. St. Louis, MO, USA: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999. Description: This index covers all deaths recorded in the Death Registry Books for St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. during the period August 1850 through December 1902. It contains the following information where available: person's name, date of death, age, significant address at time of death, place of birth, cemetery, registry volume/page, and Soundex code. Learn more... | Durmeier, Johann Heinrich (I1240)
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| 36 | St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 about Regina W Duermeier Name: Regina W Duermeier Death Date: 23 Aug 1852 Cemetery: German Protestnt Volume: B Page: 147 County Library: RDSL 1 Missouri Archive: C 10359 SLGS Rolls: 300 up arrow Save This Record Attach this record to a person in your tree as a source record, or save for later evaluation. Save Source Information: St. Louis Genealogical Society, comp.. St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2001. Original data: St. Louis Genealogical Society. Index to Death Records in the City of St. Louis, 1850-1902. St. Louis, MO, USA: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999. Description: This index covers all deaths recorded in the Death Registry Books for St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. during the period August 1850 through December 1902. It contains the following information where available: person's name, date of death, age, significant address at time of death, place of birth, cemetery, registry volume/page, and Soundex code. Learn more... St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 about Regina W Duermeier Name: Regina W Duermeier Death Date: 23 Aug 1852 Cemetery: German Protestnt Volume: B Page: 147 County Library: RDSL 1 Missouri Archive: C 10359 SLGS Rolls: 300 up arrow Save This Record Attach this record to a person in your tree as a source record, or save for later evaluation. Save Source Information: St. Louis Genealogical Society, comp.. St. Louis City Death Records, 1850-1902 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2001. Original data: St. Louis Genealogical Society. Index to Death Records in the City of St. Louis, 1850-1902. St. Louis, MO, USA: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999. Description: This index covers all deaths recorded in the Death Registry Books for St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. during the period August 1850 through December 1902. It contains the following information where available: person's name, date of death, age, significant address at time of death, place of birth, cemetery, registry volume/page, and Soundex code. Learn more... | Durmeier, Regina Wilhelmia (I1241)
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| 37 | St. Louis, Missouri Marriages, 1804-76 about Carl Rohne Name: Katherine Louise Duermeier Spouse: Carl Rohne Marriage Date: 12 Mar 1864 Volume/Page: 11-336 up arrow Save This Record Attach this record to a person in your tree as a source record, or save for later evaluation. Save Source Information: St. Louis Genealogical Society, comp.. St. Louis, Missouri Marriages, 1804-76 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000. Original data: St. Louis Genealogical Society. St. Louis Marriage Index, 1804-76. St. Louis, MO, USA: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999. Description: This database was compiled by members of the St. Louis Genealogical Society and was based on records in the St. Louis City Hall. The data includes more than 150,00 entries, covering almost 77,000 marriages. Each entry includes the surname and the given name(s) of each spouse, the date of the marriage, and a volume and page reference. Learn more... St. Louis, Missouri Marriages, 1804-76 about Carl Rohne Name: Katherine Louise Duermeier Spouse: Carl Rohne Marriage Date: 12 Mar 1864 Volume/Page: 11-336 up arrow Save This Record Attach this record to a person in your tree as a source record, or save for later evaluation. Save Source Information: St. Louis Genealogical Society, comp.. St. Louis, Missouri Marriages, 1804-76 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000. Original data: St. Louis Genealogical Society. St. Louis Marriage Index, 1804-76. St. Louis, MO, USA: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999. Description: This database was compiled by members of the St. Louis Genealogical Society and was based on records in the St. Louis City Hall. The data includes more than 150,00 entries, covering almost 77,000 marriages. Each entry includes the surname and the given name(s) of each spouse, the date of the marriage, and a volume and page reference. Learn more... | Durmeier, Catharine Louise (I1243)
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| 38 | Stammbaum Markus Klenner http://gw4.geneanet.org acsessed 2/15/12 Nicolaus Meyer Pavenstedt Ahnenkennziffer : 4.210 Eheschließungen und Kinder Verheiratet mit Anna Meier zur Langert, ihre Kinder Anna Pavenstedt ca 1620-1675 Jobst Pavenstedt †1664 Henrich Pavenstedt †1664 Christoph Meyer Pavenstedt †1699 | Pavenstedt, Nicolaus Meyer zu (I3875)
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| 39 | Summary of FHL research rest of 1/31/12. I started working on F/U from trip to Switzerland. I found Georg Bohler's baptismal record 20 April 1760 in the Evangelisch Kirchenbuch of Mulhausen, Haut-Rhin, France. FHL microfilm # 0715490. Also found a sibling baptized 8 April 1764. No othe siblings found 1755-1770. I scanned these images and printed them out also. Next, I reviewed three books. One book gave me information on the church records for Rudlingen, Canton Schaffhausen. The next book on Albrecht family history did not give me any information. The third book was a gem. It is about the town of Reinach, Canton Aargau Switzerland. Found family crest for the different surnames from Reinach; Hedigar, Haller, Eichenberger, Gautschi, and Merz. Copied many pages from this book. Will need to do further research on this and try to find a hard copy of it. No other finds for the day. | Bohler, Georg (I224)
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| 40 | Summary of FHL research rest of 1/31/12. I started working on F/U from trip to Switzerland. I found Georg Bohler's baptismal record 20 April 1760 in the Evangelisch Kirchenbuch of Mulhausen, Haut-Rhin, France. FHL microfilm # 0715490. Also found a sibling baptized 8 April 1764. No othe siblings found 1755-1770. I scanned these images and printed them out also. Next, I reviewed three books. One book gave me information on the church records for Rudlingen, Canton Schaffhausen. The next book on Albrecht family history did not give me any information. The third book was a gem. It is about the town of Reinach, Canton Aargau Switzerland. Found family crest for the different surnames from Reinach; Hedigar, Haller, Eichenberger, Gautschi, and Merz. Copied many pages from this book. Will need to do further research on this and try to find a hard copy of it. No other finds for the day. | Bohler, Georg (I224)
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| 41 | Summary of research rest of 1/31/12. I started working on F/U from trip to Switzerland. I found Georg Bohler's baptismal record 20 April 1760 in the Evangelisch Kirchenbuch of Mulhausen, Haut-Rhin, France. FHL microfilm # 0715490. Also found a sibling baptized 8 April 1764. No othe siblings found 1755-1770. I scanned these images and printed them out also. Next, I reviewed three books. One book gave me information on the church records for Rudlingen, Canton Schaffhausen. The next book on Albrecht family history did not give me any information. The third book was a gem. It is about the town of Reinach, Canton Aargau Switzerland. Found family crest for the different surnames from Reinach; Hedigar, Haller, Eichenberger, Gautschi, and Merz. Copied many pages from this book. Will need to do further research on this and try to find a hard copy of it. No other finds for the day. | Hediger, Susanna (I193)
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| 42 | Summary of research rest of 1/31/12. I started working on F/U from trip to Switzerland. I found Georg Bohler's baptismal record 20 April 1760 in the Evangelisch Kirchenbuch of Mulhausen, Haut-Rhin, France. FHL microfilm # 0715490. Also found a sibling baptized 8 April 1764. No othe siblings found 1755-1770. I scanned these images and printed them out also. Next, I reviewed three books. One book gave me information on the church records for Rudlingen, Canton Schaffhausen. The next book on Albrecht family history did not give me any information. The third book was a gem. It is about the town of Reinach, Canton Aargau Switzerland. Found family crest for the different surnames from Reinach; Hedigar, Haller, Eichenberger, Gautschi, and Merz. Copied many pages from this book. Will need to do further research on this and try to find a hard copy of it. No other finds for the day. | Hediger, Susanna (I193)
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| 43 | U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about James Montgomery Name: James Montgomery Gender: male Birth Place: Ir Birth Year: 1690 Spouse Name: Ann Thompson Marriage State: Ir Number Pages: 1 up arrow Source Citation: Source number: 1429.049; Source type: Family group sheet, FGSE, listed as parents; Number of Pages: 1; Submitter Code: . Source Information: Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Original data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie. Description: This database contains marriage record information for approximately 1,400,000 individuals from across all 50 United States and 32 different countries around the world between 1560 and 1900. These records, which include information on over 500 years of marriages, were extracted from family group sheets, electronic databases, biographies, wills, and other sources. | Montgomery, James (I1453)
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| 44 | U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about Robert Montgomery Name: Robert Montgomery Gender: male Birth Place: Ir Birth Year: 1717 Spouse Name: Mary White Marriage Year: 1740 Marriage State: PA Number Pages: 1 U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about Robert Montgomery Name: Robert Montgomery Gender: male Birth Place: Ir Birth Year: 1717 Spouse Name: Mary White Marriage Year: 1740 Marriage State: PA Number Pages: 1 | Montgomery, Robert (I1486)
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| 45 | _________________________Correspondence with Art Holmes _______________________________ Re: Brobst Family Historical Registry on ancestry.com From: Karen Osborne Subject: Brobst Family Historical Registry on ancestry.com To: holmesaw@yahoo.com Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 11:22 AM Hello Art Holmes, What a great research site!!! Thank you. I am researching the Rodel line in Kandel, Der Pfalz Germany. What resources did you find them back to 1570 in? Was it church records only or other records in that town? I have wrote over to Kandel without much success. Thanks in advance for any tips. Karen Radel Osborne ... Tue, December 29, 2009 2:20:53 PM From: Art Holmes To: Karen Osborne It was church records, but I did not do the research. It was done by the prev curator. He actually made a trip over there. Art | Rödel, Matthäus (I2698)
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| 46 | !!!! Research Notes for finding my immigrant ancestor Gerhard Heinrich Dur(r)mey(i)er!!!! A. This census record connected my Catherine Durmeyer to her father. I had thought her father was B.H. Durmeier for awhile, the line Louise was off of. 1850 United States Federal Census about Catharine Dermeir Name: Catharine Dermeir Age: 38 Birth Year: abt 1812 Home in 1850: St Louis Ward 6, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri Gender: Female Family Number: 77 Household Members: Name Age Gerhart Dermeir 48 Catharine Dermeir 38 Elizabeth Dermeir 14 Mina Dermeir 11 George Dermeir 8 Louisa Dermeir 7 John Dermeir 3 B. I have met some Durmeier descendants over the years. I contacted a Louise Durmeier early in my research and she gave me the name of a contact in Holland. He connected my Durmeier line to Westerbeck, Metten, Westerkappeln Germany for me. I obtained information about G.H. Durmeier from Germany but could not solve my problem in St. Louis. How ironic is this? C. Adrian Durjmeir Correspondences over the years and visit with him in 1997. D. Can not find the G.H. Durmeier family in the 1840 St. Charles Co., Missouri, although there is evidence of them being in Femme Osage, St. Charles County area in 1839. Some of G.H. Durmeiers's children were baptized in UCC Church in Femme Osage starting in 1839. E. 9/8/08 St. Peters UCC Church Records in St. Louis I (Karen Radel) have been trying to find Gerhard Heinrich Durrmeier after 1851 for 20 plus years. I could not find any information on him or his wife after 1851. I was always hitting a brick wall. A few weeks ago I found a few leads on G.H. Durrmeiers children searching ancestry.com. I found three of his children in the St. Louis death records in 1852. I found another child in the 1853 death records of St. Louis. All of them were buried at German Protestant Cemetery. I looked for this cemetery and found an affiliation with St. Peters UCC Church in St. Louis. The church records for St. Peters UCC were available at the St. Louis Co. Library. I searched for the 1852 death records of the children and found them. I then searched the death records for G.H. Durrmeier and found him in 1852. He died two months prior to the children, all of Cholera. This made me feel very sad. It appears that the family moved from St. Charles County to St. Louis some time in 1848, as I found documentation of G.H. Durrmeier selling his land in 1848. He had purchased land from the government in 1843 for cash. He probably moved his family for a better life and most of the family perishes in 1852 of cholera. There was an epidemic in St. Louis in 1849. This epidemic was an infectious gastroenteritis caused by a bacteria with transmission occurring through ingestion of contaminated water or food. F. Some generic information that I found: Germans that came to St. Louis. St. Louis was the destination for many German immigrants. Many ships departed from Bremen and arrived in New Orleans. The passengers then traveled up the Mississippi River to St. Louis. G. Church St. Peter’s Location: 2101 Lucas and Hunt Rd Established: 1857 St. Peter’s Church was established in 1848 when the North Church of the German Evangelical Congregation of St. Louis became independent from the South Church (St. Marcus). The congregation consolidated with St. Peter’s Chapel, Ferguson, in 1972. St. Peter’s Church has had two cemeteries in its history: 1. German Evangelical Cemetery See German Evangelical Cemetery German Evangelical See also St. Marcus Cemeteries, St. Peter’s Cemetery Also known as: Westerman’s, Lemp Avenue Location: Lemp Ave. near Utah, later bordered by Wisconsin and Cherokee, St. Louis City Year established: 1846 The German Evangelical Cemetery was founded by the German Evangelical Congregation in St. Louis, founded in 1843 by the Rev. George W. Wall and a group that left Holy Ghost Church. The congregation had two locations, the North Church at 14th and Carr, and the South Church at Soulard and Jackson (later 3rd St.). The two congregations became independent of each other 1848, with the North Church becoming St. Peter’s and the South Church becoming St. Marcus. The German Evangelical Cemetery continued to be operated by both St. Marcus and St. Peter’s congregations after they divided. The cemetery was condemned shortly after the last burial in 1856. Both churches advertised that bodies could be removed and buried in the new cemeteries. Bodies found when the land was re-graded in 1899 were removed to Old St. Marcus Cemetery. The churches sold the land in 1909. Cemetery records Records up to 1848 are possibly located with St. Peter’s Church records. From 1848 - 1856, burials could be listed with either St. Marcus or St. Peter’s church records. The Archives at Eden Theological Seminary and the St. Louis County Library Headquarters Branch has microfilm records of both churches. Update 3 Feb 2019 According to research by Brigette from Germany the Durmeier line is only accuate up to Arend Durmeier, born in 1683. He was born Kloot. | Durrmeier, Gerhard Heinrich (I1237)
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| 47 | !!!!!!!!!Research Notes for immigrant ancestor J. Caspar Esphorst!!!!!!!!!!!!! A. Research up to the end of 1997 did not prove helpful in finding the ancestral home of Caspar Esphorst. 1. Naturalization record for Caspar listed he was from Prussia. 2. No other Esphorst surname in naturalization records of St. Louis other than Caspar. 3. Correspondence with Randy Esphorst in New Haven, Missouri did not support any new clues. 4. Found one file on the surname Esphorst at the SLGS office with a letter of request from Randy Esphorst with a response. No new information found. 5. Census records for Caspar could not be found for 1860 or 1870. 6. Passenger list for arrival of Caspar Esphorst was found but did not list ancestral home. His destination was St. Louis. 7. Nothing is listed in church records of Most Holy Trinity of St. Louis. B. Germany telephone directory in Nov 1997 had a Franz Esphorst from Rietberg, Germany 3. familysearch.org------Results for: Esphorst Find more records by searching on the updated FamilySearch site. Click here... [refine search] [Print] Exact Spelling: Off Matches: All Sources - 19 Census - 1880 US Census 1. Annie ESPHORST - 1880 United States Census / Missouri Other Gender: Female Birth: <1862> MO 2. Katharina ESPHORST - 1880 United States Census / Missouri SDau Gender: Female Birth: <1864> MO 3. Johan ESPHORST - 1880 United States Census / Missouri SSon Gender: Male Birth: <1868> MO 4. Henry ESPHORST - 1880 United States Census / Missouri SSon Gender: Male Birth: <1870> MO Matches: Census/1880 US Census - 4 International Genealogical Index - Germany 5. GERTRUD ESPHORST - International Genealogical Index / GE Gender: Female Marriage: 13 AUG 1743 Katholisch, Rietberg, Westfalen, Preussen 6. JOANNES HERMANNUS ESPHORST - International Genealogical Index / GE Gender: Male Marriage: 04 JUN 1727 Sankt Dinysius Katholisch, Boekenfoerde, Westfalen, Preussen Matches: International Genealogical Index/Germany - 2 International Genealogical Index - North America 7. ANNIE ESPHORST - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Female Marriage: 27 JUN 1882 Saint Louis, St Louis, Missouri 8. CATRINA ESFOORT - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Female Marriage: 08 JUN 1716 Kingston, Ulster, New York 9. EIIZABETH ESFER - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Female Marriage: 03 JUN 1862 , Mercer, Ohio 10. FREDERICK ESFARD - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Marriage: 12 JUL 1852 , Franklin, Ohio 11. GEORGE ESPHORST - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: About 1898 , , Missouri 12. John Esfer - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 25 JUL 1886 Dearborn, Wayne, Michigan 13. MARY ESSFORD - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Female Marriage: 05 SEP 1830 , Harrison, Ohio 14. Sara Essford - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Female Christening: 02 MAY 1875 St Brigid, Buffalo, Erie, New York Matches: International Genealogical Index/North America - 8 U.S. Social Security Death Index 15. Evelyn ESPHORST - U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth: 29 Oct 1903 State Where Number was Issued: Missouri Death: Feb 1988 16. George ESPHORST - U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth: 23 Aug 1897 State Where Number was Issued: Missouri Death: Aug 1970 17. George ESPHORST - U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth: 4 Jul 1920 State Where Number was Issued: Missouri Death: 28 Aug 1997 18. Margaret ESPHORST - U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth: 22 Jan 1925 State Where Number was Issued: Missouri Death: 1 Sep 2005 19. Vilray ESPHORST - U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth: 16 Aug 1912 State Where Number was Issued: Missouri Death: 15 May 1999 4. Höfeliste von 1804 - [ Translate this page ] kaunitz-rietberg.de/kaunitz/liste_hoefe.html - Cached - Block all kaunitz-rietberg.de results 325, Caspar Grondorf, Eintäger, 57, Neuenkirchen. 882, Christoph Niehus, Teicher, 5, Sende ..... 61, Meyer Esphorst, SM, Volle Spänne, 9, Möse ... 5. www.findagrave.com/.../fg.cgi?...Esphorst... - Cached Records 1 - 7 - Esphorst, Johann Caspar 62606875 b. Aug. 21, 1826 d. Aug. 9, 1872, Calvary Cemetery and Maus... Saint Louis St. Louis City Missouri, USA ... 6.www.sos.mo.gov/archives/soldiers/results.asp?sType... - Cached ESPHORST, CASPER, Civil War, 13th Regiment E.M.M., D, view details. ETONHEAD, GEORGE, Civil War, 13th Regiment E.M.M., B, view details .. 7. www.deadfred.com/surnamePersR_05.php?ID...Esphorst... - Cached Comments: Esphorst (Nee: ) | St. Louis Mo United States | 1851-1900 | Comments: This is Caspar Esphorst Family ca. 1864. Caspar immigrated to St.Louis, ... 8. www.mastholte-online.de/.../html/throngesellschaften_71.html - Cached - Block all www.mastholte-online.de results Alois Lübbert, Theo Jungewelter, Lübbert, Heinrich Schröder, Kaspar ... Franz Esphorst, Theo Peterschröder, Hermann Hanebrink, Arnold Löhner, Lübbert, Karl ... Kriegerkompanie Moese 1927 Auf dem Bild die Kriegerkompanie von links nach rechts, obere Reihe: - -, - -, Hermann Kleinewietfeld, Willi Kampeter, Bökamp, Hermann Flöer, Bernhard Schlüter-Eickel, Heinrich Eickhölter, Heinrich Weweler, Hubert Großevollmer, Jakob Bremhorst, Anton Hanebrink, Kaspar Kempkensteffen, Johannes Kempkensteffen, Rothfeld, Josef Kleinewietfeld Mittlere Reihe: Alois Lübbert, Theo Jungewelter, Lübbert, Heinrich Schröder, Kaspar Kempkensteffen, Anton Mösemeier, Johannes Feldmann, Johannes Köckerling, Josef Lütkebuhme, - -, Frenser, Ludwig Engelmeier, Ferdinand Großewietfeld, Melies, Ackfeld, Heinrich Westernströer, Heinrich Niggemeier, Franz Esphorst, Theo Peterschröder, Hermann Hanebrink, Arnold Löhner, Lübbert, Karl Potthoff, Johannes Poll, Kaiping, Hermann Wimmelbücker, Anton Schröder, Gerhard Mersch Untere Reihe sitzend: - -, Wilhelm Petermeier, - -, Johannes Kröger, Kleinewietfeld, Caspar Wiek, Franz Schlepphorst, Adam Großevollmer, Josef Hakenkamp, - -, Fritz Leiße, Stefan Großevollmer, Gerhard Großevollmer, Franz Kaiping, Franz Sellemerten, Stefan Bökamp, Otto Wellering, Kleinehakenkamp, Sudahl, Stefan Kleinelüning 9. wiki-de.genealogy.net/Mastholte/Viehschatzung_1728 - Cached - Mastholte/Viehschatzung 1728 < Mastholte Inhaltsverzeichnis [Verbergen] 1 Liste der Viehschatzung von 1728 1.1 Mastholte 1.2 Moese Baur(schaft) 1.3 Quelle Liste der Viehschatzung von 1728 Mastholte Pferde Stoppen Kühe Rinder Schweine Spänne 1 Meyer zu Mastholte 4 5 12 4 12 2 Jacob Ströer 4 1 10 6 5 3 Johan Handing 4 2 6 5 5 4 Dierich Handing 4 1 6 7 3 5 Nordholt 3 2 7 8 2 6 Herbort 3 4 8 4 4 7 Vogt 2 3 9 4 4 8 Jasper Fechteler 3 2 6 5 7 9 Berthold Fechteler 2 3 4 4 4 10 Jasper Winckel 4 1 8 4 5 11 Cord Winckel 3 - 4 3 3 Halbe Spänne 12 Wester Ströer 3 2 8 4 2 13 Brand 3 3 8 3 2 14 Linnemann 3 1 6 4 2 15 Jacob Damhorst 2 2 4 3 3 16 Bernd Damhorst unleserlich 17 Haschenbrink 2 2 4 3 2 Zweitäger 18 Flöer 2 2 6 4 3 19 Witte 2 1 4 6 1 20 Brockman 2 1 4 4 3 21 Stephen vorm H ... (Hoffe) 2 1 6 4 2 22 Ehrdman oder Santmeyer 2 2 5 2 2 23 Kaup Stephen 1 1 5 5 2 24 Hucht Jacob 1 - 3 - - 25 Schulte im Broche 2 1 5 3 5 Eintäger 26 Pieper in Sonderen 1 - 4 1 - 27 Bick 2 - 3 2 1 28 Holscher HepHerman 1 - 3 2 1 29 Schröder am Mersch - - 2 1 1 30 Magnus Northolt 1 1 4 3 1 31 Toniesmeyer 1 - 4 1 - 32 Brandt Tonnies 1 1 4 1 1 33 Jasper Kauping 1 1 5 - 2 34 Hakenkamp 1 - . 3 2 - 35 Sontag Kauping - - 2 2 - 36 Grete Mollers Holscher 1 - 3 2 2 37 Schnieder aufte Heide - 1 3 1 - 38 Rott Jacob 1 - 3 1 1 39 Herborts . . . Pickmeyer - 1 2 2 1 40 Stephen Kleine - - 2 2 - 41 Johan Ameling - 2 2 2 1 42 Flörenhauß 1 - 4 1 1 43 Stephen umpf Nordholts Heide - - 2 1 - 44 Berteid in dem Sonderen - - 3 3 - 45 ... Huchtheide p 2 3 1 1 46 Jost aupf der Kaupheide - - 1 1 - 47 Tonnies aupf der Heide 1 1 3 2 - 48 Peter Hamelbeck - - 1 1 - 49 Schnieder Herman am Mersch - - 2 2 1 50 Cord Kolckman - - 3 1 1 51 Kleine Witte - - 2 - - Beyliegers 1 Cordh bey Mayer zu Mastholte - - 1 - - 2 Dreiß bey Jacob Ströer - - 2 1 - 3 Johan bey Jacob Damhorst - - 1 - - 4 Lüber auch dabei - - 1 1 - 5 Johan bey Berndh Damhorst - - 1 1 - 6 Cordh bey Nordhholth - - 1 1 - 7 Johan bey Vogt - - 2 1 - 8 Wilhelm Otto auch dabei - - 2 - - 9 Stephen noch bey Vogt - - 1 - - 10 Berndh bey Herborts - - 1 - - 11 Getrudh auch bey Herborthen - - 1 1 - 12 Herman bey Johan Handing - - 1 1 - 13 noch Herman bey Handing - - 1 1 - 14 Herman bey Jasper Fechteler - - 2 1 1 15 Jasper bey Bertold Fechteler - - 1 - - 16 Johan Henrich bey Haschebrink - - 1 1 - 17 Stephen bey Erdhman Sandhmayer - - 1 1 1 18 Johan bey ... am unleserlich 19 Herman bey Sontag - - 1 - - 20 Bertold bey Flörenhauß - - 1 - - 21 Johan Dirich bey Schnieder Herman - - 2 1 - 22 Henrich . . . Houß bey Westerströer - - 2 1 - 23 Stephen Bradh bey Brouckman - - 1 1 - 24 Ewerdh bey Paulls (?) Herbo . . . Johan unleserlich 25 Wilhelm bey Hocht Jacob - - 1 1 - + 10 Leibzüchter [Altenteiler] Moese Baur(schaft) Pferde Stoppen Kühe Rinder Schweine Spänne 1 Haselhorst 5 3 12 11 - 2 Schlephorst 4 1 6 7 - 3 Otto Wulfhorst 3 1 5 4 - 4 Peter Wulfhorst 3 2 8 5 - 5 Jasper Moerfeld 4 1 6 7 - 6 Dierich Moerfeld 4 3 8 6 - 7 Peter oder Moesefechteler 3 2 6 4 - 8 Duhme 4 1 8 4 - 9 Esphorst 3 1 4 2 - 10 Hackenkamp 3 3 7 7 - 11 Höecken 3 2 5 3 - 12 Pöppelbaum 2 3 5 5 - 13 Stückemeyer 3 1 8 7 - Halbe Spänne 14 Möese Pieper 3 2 7 5 - 15 Berendts 2 2 5 6 - 16 Plaßmeyer 3 1 5 4 - 17 Lübbert 3 2 6 4 - 18 Hücker 2 3 5 4 - 19 Schulte Doyndhauß 3 2 6 5 - Zweitäger 20 Hanebrink 2 2 5 3 - 21 Löhener 2 - 5 2 - 22 Vollmer* 1 1 4 1 - 23 Friedrich Kaldewehe 1 1 2 1 - 24 Jasper Kaldewehe 1 1 3 1 - 25 Grotehoff 2 3 7 5 - 26 Breßer 2 2 5 4 - 27 Lütke Hackenkamp 2 1 6 4 - Eintäger 28 Wimmelmeyer 1 - 3 3 - 28a Lütke Duhme 1 1 3 1 - 29 Huckemeyer 1 1 2 1 - 30 Wallherman Fechteler 1 1 2 2 - 31 Horst Peter (Fechteler) 1 1 3 2 1 32 Heck Dierich 2 - 3 1 1 33 Schumacher 1 1 2 3 1 34 Wimmelböecker 1 - 3 1 - 35 Knepper - 2 4 2 3 36 Kleine Herman Vollmer - 2 4 2 - 37 Mellies 2 1 4 3 1 38 Hauß Böecker Kühne 1 - 3 1 - 39 Henrich vor der Hucksbrüggen 1 1 3 3 - 40 Johan Beyen Honestück 1 - 3 2 - 41 Dreiß Glupenmeyer - - 3 1 - 42 Höckenschnieder 1 - 3 2 - 43 Kamp-Peter 1 1 2 3 - 44 Heckeherman - 1 2 2 - 45 Plaßjohan 1 - 2 1 - 46 Berteid upfen schwarten Moer - - 3 - - 47 Henrich vur Duhmen Hoff 1 1 3 - - 48 Henrich beyen Hohnestücken 1 - 3 - - 49 Stücker Johan hinter Schlephorst 1 - 3 2 1 50 Lüning 1 2 4 4 - 51 Walljasper 1 - 3 2 - 52 Tonnies vor der Schlephorst - 1 2 1 - 53 Herman . . . Keling 2 - 4 1 2 54 Aldejohan aupf Piepers Felde - 2 3 1 1 55 Johan Winckenstedde 2 - 4 2 1 56 Wilhelm Strop 1 1 2 1 - 57 Ehred Kleine Vollmer 1 - 2 2 - 58 Johan Mueß - - 3 1 - 59 Christoph Lübbert - - 5 1 2 60 Peter Schröder - . - 2 1 - 61 Johan bey der Kirchen - - 2 1 - 62 Coesfelder - - 3 1 - 63 Kleine Lüning - - 2 1 - 64 Henrich Keling aupfen Blancken - - 3 1 - 65 Otto Erbor . . . (unleserlich) - - 1 1 - 66 Johan Kulemeyer - - 2 1 - Beyliegers 1 Otto bey Pieper - - 2 - - 2 Herman bey Aldehans - - 1 - - 3 Ferdinand bey Caspar Morfeldh - - 2 - - 4 Otto bey Mayer Peter - - 2 - - 5 Herman bey Poppelbaum - - 2 - - 6 Catharina bey Poppelbaum - - 1 - - 7 Jacob bey Dirich Morfeldh - - 2 2 - 8 Berndh . . . daselbst - - 2 - - 9 Herman bey Möße Fechteler - - 2 - - 10 Jacob bey Esphorst 1 - 3 1 - 11 Christoph bey Esphorst - - 2 - - 12 Otto bey Esphorst - - 1 - - 13 Johan Otto bey Hocke (Hoike) - - 2 - - 14 Johan bey Stuckemayer - - 1 1 - 15 Otto auch dabei - - 1 - - 16 Caspar bey Plaßmayer - - 2 - - 17 Jacob bey Hücker - - 1 - - 18 Otto bey Schuldh Doinghouß - - 1 - - 19 Johan bey Hanenbrinck - - 1 - - 20 Henrich bey Lönner - - 1 1 - 21 Elisabeth bey Volmer - - 2 1 - 22 Pether bey Volmer - - 1 1 - 23 Catharina bey Lütke Hackenkamp - - 1 - - 24 Caspar daselbst - - 2 - - 25 Ge(r)trüdh bey Vogt Herman - - 1 - - 26 Gerdh bey . . . Dirich - - 1 1 - 27 Caspar bey Horst Peter - - 1 - - 28 Johan bey Wimmelböcker - - 2 - - 28a Henrich Glumpemayer (Schloß) - 2 - - - 29 Herman bey Otto Vohr der Schlephorst - 2 - - - 30 Caspar bey Coesfelder - 1 - - - 31 Henrich bey Henrich am Röwestück - 2 - - - 32 Herman Erberreck bey Schumacher - 2 - - - 33 Johan bey alte Volmer - 1 - - - 34 Margarethe bey Mösefechteler - 1 - - - weitere 4 Beilieger unleserlich 10. http://www.mastholte-online.de/pdf/Hof%20Duhme.pdf Die Keimzelle des Dorfes Mastholte Der Hof Duhme inmitten der Ortschaft ist ein Stück Mastholter Geschichte In der Mitte des Dorfes Mastholte, unweit der Kirche, von hohen Eichen umgeben, ist eine Hofanlage erhalten, die bereits vor 500 Jahren dort verzeichnet ist: Der Hof Duhme. Der heutige Bau weist als Errichtungsdatum den 11. Juni 1728 aus - so im Torbogen des stattlichen Hofgebäudes „verzeichnet``. Johannes Henricus Meyer Duhme ist der Bauherren des heutigen stattlichen Gebäudes mit Anna Maria Gertrudis Fahlhaus, die er einen Monat später am 10. Aug. 1728 heiratet. Heimatkundler Bertling erläutert vor der schönen Kulisse des Hofes Duhme der Besitzerin in der Mitte Mastholtes die Hofgeschichte des Meierhofes Duhme. Es gab sicherlich einen Vorgänger-Bau, denn Hof Duhme gehört zu den ältesten Hofanlagen in Moese, wird 1498 als „Dune`` bezeichnet (Dune = mittelhochdeutsch für Sumpf), also ein Hof in der Nähe eines Sumpfes. Das gesamte Gebiet von Moese, wiederum Name für Niederung, Feuchtgebiet, war zu dieser Zeit noch von Sümpfen durchzogen. Auf einer Karte von 1465 werden in der „Bauerschaft Moese`` nur die Höfe Schlepphorst (ältester Hof überhaupt) und Stuckemeyer aufgeführt. Wir können also das Gründungsdatum des Hofes Duhme in der zweiten Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts vermuten. MASTHOLTER NAMENSLISTEN 1554 und 1596 heißt es jeweils noch Johann Dune. Der Hof gehörte zu den leistungsfähigsten freien Meierhöfen in der Schutzgeld- und der Pachtliste des Rietberger Grafen. Meier, der Titel stammt vom Lateinischen „major``, der Erste. Als Erster in seiner Umgebung war er zuständig für die Ablieferung der Abgaben aller umliegenden kleineren Höfe an den Grafen. Dafür hatte er das privilegierte Recht, den Hof an die Erben weiter zu geben - das galt für die „Unfreien``, die Leibeigenen der Grafen keineswegs. Die ältesten Kirchenbücher Mastholtes, die im Bischöflichen Archiv Paderborn im Original vorhanden sind, beginnen mit dem Jahr 1681. Davor gibt es keine (bekannten) kirchlichen Unterlagen, die in der Regel konkrete Personen auflisten. Im Dreißigjährigen Krieg (1618-1648), der auch in der Grafschaft Rietberg verheerende Folgen hatte, sind wohl die Kirchenbücher der Vorzeit verbrannt. Sie hätten eine weitere Rückführung der Stammlinien in Mastholte ermöglicht. So bleiben uns für die Zeit vor 1680 nur allgemeine Namens-Listen außerhalb Mastholtes, die zwar Namen enthalten, ohne aber die Personen konkret zu benennen. In unserem Falle taucht der Name „junior Dunne`` (unzweifelhaft gemeint „Dune``) also erstmalig in der „Willkommschatzung des Fürstbischofs von Münster`` (Begrüßungssteuer) von 1499 auf. Sie listet alle damaligen Hausstellen mit der Personenzahl in den Bauerschaften Moese und Mastholte. Im Hause Dune gab es lt. Liste damals 4 erwachsene Personen, konkrete Personen etwa mit Vornamen werden nicht genannt. In der ältesten, noch vorhandenen Liste aus der Grafschaft Rietberg von 1554, der so genannten „Wachtgeldsordnung``, in der aufgeschrieben ist, was die Höfe an Schutzgeld dem Grafen zu bezahlen hatten, taucht dann schon konkret der Hofbesitzer mit Namen auf: Johan Dune. Anhand der Höhe des Obulus, der zu entrichten war, gehört der Hof dann zu den großen - neben Hanenbrink, Hakenkamp, Haselhorst, Stukemeier, Morfeldt, Vechteler, Schlephorst, Hoiken, Pöppelbaum und Esphorst in der Bauernschaft Moese, die alle als Meierhöfe geführt werden. Die Bedeutung hat sich auch fünfzig Jahre später nicht geändert in der erhaltenen „Herbstpachtliste 1596``. Der Name unseres Falles ist weiterhin „Johan Dune``. Der früheste konkrete Eintrag einer Person ins Kirchenbuch namens „Duhme`` ist das Sterbedatum eines Jugendlichen namens Otto Duhmen + .09 1699. 1728 in der Viehzählungsliste heißt es dann endgültig mit heutigen Schreibweise Duhme, zwischenzeitlich wohl durch Schreibfehler geändert. Das kam häufig vor; die wenigen, die des Schreibens mächtig waren, machten dennoch oft Fehler durch ihre schlechte Schrift - meistens übrigens die Pastöre mit ihren Eintragungen in die Kirchenbücher. So ist der erste konkrete Eintrag des Namens ins Mastholter Kirchenbuch also „Otto Duhmen``. KEIMZELLE DES DORFES Der Hof Duhme ist ja die Kernzelle oder Keimzelle des heutigen Dorfes Mastholte - er ist also schon in der 2. Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts urkundlich erwähnt. Nach Gründung des Kirchspiels Mastholte 1570 kam später die Pfarrkirche, die bis mindestens 1656 in Mastholte- Süd stand, als Neubau in die unmittelbare Nähe des Hofes Duhme. Vorher aber war der Hof oft auch als Ersatz für einen kirchlichen Raum benutzt worden. Wir erinnern daran, dass vor Gründung des Kirchspiels Mastholte die Menschen zur Kirche in Wadersloh gehörten. Die Menschen mussten sonntags dann des Morgens dorthin zur Kirche und eigentlich nachmittags noch einmal zur Andacht, genannt „Christenlehre``. Diese Andacht fand wegen der Entfernung zu Wadersloh (12 km Fußweg!) meistens auf der großen Deele auf dem Hof Duhme statt. Später (1656) entstand in unmittelbarer Nähe dann ja auch die neue Kirche St. Jakobus. Das Ganze dann Kern also des späteren Dorfes! Bis in die 1960er Jahare war der Hof Duhme Schauplatz des Pferdehandels anlässlich des Jakobi-Marktes im jeweiligen Juli eines Jahres Im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert war das Hofgelände auch Teil des kirchlichen Jakobi-Marktes; hier vor allem standen die Pferde, die in der Erntezeit auf dem Jakobi-Markt gehandelt wurden. (s. Foto) Zum einen lag der Termin zu Beginn der Erntezeit. Die Bauern betrachteten ihren „Bestand`` unter dem Blickwinkel der anstehenden Erntearbeiten und tauschten und verhandelten auf einem solchen Markt, bis das vermeintlich richtige Pferd für die kommenden Ernte-Arbeiten im Stall stand. Es konnte aber durchaus sein, dass nach getaner Erntearbeit auf einem Nach-Erntemarkt in der Soester Börde der „alte Klepper``, für die schwere Erntearbeit ungeeignet, nun wieder eingetauscht wurde. Kosten, sprich: Futter sparen! ENDE DER LEIBEIGENSCHAFT Heinz Heckemeier schuf ein sehr schönes Ölgemälde vom Jakobi-Pferdemarkt Mit dem Ende der Leibeigenschaft, der so genannten Bauernbefreiung durch die Franzosen 1806 mussten die Grafen die Höfe an die Betreiber verkaufen, wenn diese das wollten. Dann gab es lange Verhandlungen über den Preis. Denn es mussten ja frühere Abgabe-Verpflichtungen in Geld umgerechnet werden. Zum Beispiel „jährlich ein Rind, 1 fettes Schwein, 6 Hühner und jährlich zehn Rietberger Müdde oder neun Scheffel Hafer``. Was hieß das nun in Geld? Oft eine Abzahlung (Verrentung) von 50 Jahren. Der Vertrag glich einem langen Protokoll, das man Rezess nannte. Alle Rezesse bildeten ein großes Hypothekenbuch, das für Mastholte im Schloss Alverdissen lagert, einer Außenstelle des Staatsarchives Detmold. In diesem Hypothekenbuch wird „Caspar Meier Duhme`` als erster Eigentümer dieses Hofes 1822 nach der Ablösung vom Grafen genannt. Er heiratet dort am 5. Oktober 1824 Luise Meier, eine Tochter aus dem Haus des „Meier zu Mastholte`` (Mühle). Am 14. März 1891 schließlich heiratet Anton Große Wietfeld aus Benteler die Tochter im Hause Duhme, Catharina Duhme, und wird dadurch Hausherr an der Lippstädter Straße. Er nimmt den Namen des Hofes an: „Große Wietfeld gt. Duhme`` (genannt Duhme). Sein Sohn Caspar Große-Wietfeld, gt. Duhme, verheiratet mit Hedwig Dirkwinkel, übernimmt den Hof 1939 und vererbt 1965 das Anwesen an seine Nichte Barbara Nordhorn, geb. Große Wietfeld, weil er selbst kinderlos blieb. Der Hof ist seit dem Erbantritt 1965 vermietet, derzeit haben dort Pferde ihr Zuhause. Barbara Nordhorn hat seit ihrer Heirat 1970 mit Franz Nordhorn in Lippstadt ein Geschäft betrieben, aus dem die beiden sich jetzt zurück ziehen, um einen neuen Lebensabschnitt zu beginnen. Der Hof Duhme nämlich soll wegen seiner historischen Bedeutung für Mastholte in seiner äußeren Form bestehen bleiben. Im „neuen Lebensabschnitt`` aber kann sich Barbara Nordhorn durchaus eine andere Nutzung vorstellen. Sie will, wie sie sagt, den Hof einer Nutzung zuführen, die mit Menschen zu tun hat. Sie kann sich vorstellen, das Anwesen in eine Stiftung zu geben, die einem öffentlichen Träger ermöglicht, hier etwas für Menschen zu verwirklichen, wobei sie an den caritativen Bereich der Gesellschaft denkt. Sie hat noch keine konkreten Pläne, weiß aber, dass sie das Anwesen der Öffentlichkeit in dieser Form zur Verfügung stellen will. Hier ist sie für jeden Vorschlag in entsprechender Richtung offen. 11. http://www.malstudio-heckemeier.de/site06.html Hof Esphorst=Picture 12. Willkommen im Gästebuch des Heimatvereins Mastholte e.V. http://www.flf-book.de/Benutzer/heimatverein.htm Gottfried Walter gottfried.walter@online.de Eingetragen am Freitag, 29.05.2009 um 00:10 Uhr Am vergangenen Sonntag war ich im Heimathaus und habe mir die Fritz Leisse Ausstellung angesehen. Ich finde sie sehr interessant. Vor allem haben mich die Bilder mit Mastholter Motiven beeindruckt, z.B. der Hof Esphorst mit der Langenberger Straße. Da kann man sich gut vorstellen, wie es früher hier ausgesehen hat. Oder die Dorfstraße (Lippstädter Str.), die ich so auch noch aus meinen Kindertagen kenne. Ich wünsche den Verantwortlichen des Heimatvereins noch viele Besucher, damit ihre Arbeit auf diese Weise honoriert wird. Es lohnt sich. Viele Grüße Gottfried Walter 13. Esphorst farm is mentioned in this article http://www.mastholte-online.de/heimatverein/html/body_bauernschaften_von_mastholte.html www.mastholte-online.de/.../body_bauernschaften_von_mastholte.h... - Cached - Block all www.mastholte-online.de results So folgt in der Gemarkung Moese Ost der Hof Schlepphorst und in der Nähe der Rietberger ... Weiterhin im ehemaligen Dorf Moese, das Anwesen Esphorst an der ... Peasantry of Mastholte The idea of the home club Mastholte on the forecourt of the house Reilmann set up a sundial comes down well with the clubs and has been improved to some suggestions. This could, for example, signposts indicate Mastholte peasantry. In this context, a conversation with home club member Anton Herbort was led by the Halaustrasse to find out the name of the peasantry of Mastholte and their backgrounds. Then there is on the east side of the old community Mastholte the fire. The people there were named after generation "Brandleue," it told him about his grandfather, who in turn had it from his grandparents and were thus in his family oral tradition until the present time, Napoleon. The fire had the "Venn Vennkers with the" connected, previously a barren heath with dwarf pines, which had pulled up well into Delbrücker country. Is the designation on the Vennstrasse Venne and still is today. The people there were partial to the mid-19th Century in so-called huts Plagge usual. An earth house with grass sods piled up and an open fireplace in the middle. The last house Plagge had "Oulen bands" heard. His dugout was called by the people at that time the "Oulerrigge". "Oulenbänd" also belonged to the so-called Dutch-goers. Men, the end of May buckled her scythe and immigrated to Holland for several days in order to cut grass for weeks as a day laborer. If "Olenbänd" was then, after many weeks arrived at his home "Oulerigge" that he had been called to his wife from afar: "Ameresen, Thurs weier meaningful ick, with` NEN grout Beul full of money! " The next was the peasantry "Brouk with Bröukers", which dragged on for long part of the old riverbed and domesticated until after went into Lippstadt. The name still reminds Lipper break. Further west the long line of Lippstadt - in today's causeway - the "Kranzdourp with the" Kranzdöurpern was. " It joined, back in the north, the "Wietedourp and" Wietendöurper ". The term grew out of range, you can have here because of the bare landscape look very far. For details about the farming communities of the former village was the home club member Moese Ingrid Wedeking - which is well acquainted with the local history of Moese - be obtained. Then there is the east, long border with the Rietberg, the peasantry Wulfhorst, which got its name from the same farm, which no longer exists. Its former owners have lost their possessions and emigrated to America. He belonged to the so-called Horst farms that together formed a large circle and whose buildings are in part today. It follows in the district court of East Moese Schlepphorst and near the road to the farm Rietberg Haselhorst - today Niggemeier -. He was among other things, the main street and a school Mastholte his name. Furthermore, in the former village Moese, Esphorst the property at the Lange Straße dam and nest in Katthagen. Bokeler in communal districts to close the circle, hedgehogs Horst, Horst and Under Ahnhorst. Immediately in the wake of the town center to the west of Mastholte Katthagen to explain with defensive wall. It follows the peasantry Wimmelheide, which in turn stands for heathland. Here too, courts, who still called "Wimmel" anchored in the name, such as Wimmelmeier or Wimmelbücker. The north of Moese stands for a bog area. The "Hammoor" - is relatively fertile ground here today - was the 19th hereditary tenants of to the 20th Century made it arable. These were partly similar to bog depressions exist, which had to be fed in and straightened, what has been accomplished by the hereditary tenants with laborious manual work. 50 years ago the great Hamkuhle still recalled the time the wells. The "grass-angle" was already out of fertile soil and was the seat of the von Balke, a mansion inhabited and had the say in the environment. Between the center and the "Hammoor" of the "blanks". An area on the islands used to be possible only on a settlement amount was. Between the individual hills stood in the rainy season, as the name suggests, all under water. a) The court Haselhorst - Niggemeier today - on the road in Rietberg Mastholte, one of the "Horst courts". b) The Court Schlepphorst is back in the direction of the Benteler lake. Photos: hedge Meier 14. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rietberg: Information on Rietberg 15, Why Caspar came to St. Louis??????????Here is a connection!!!!! Descendants of Johann Heinrich (aka Juergens) MEY Generation No. 4 4. JOHANN HEINRICH4 ORTBALS (JOHANN STEPHAN3, JOHANN PHILIPP (AKA ORTBALS)2 FAHRENKAEMPER, JOHANN HEINRICH (AKA JUERGENS)1 MEY) was born 21 Mar, 1819 in Benteler, Westfalen, Germany, and died 30 Jun, 1858 in St. Louis, MO. He married ANNA MARGARET HEINRICHSMEIER 1853 in St. Margaretha RCC, Wadersloh, Westphalia, Germany. Notes for JOHANN HEINRICH ORTBALS: JOHANN HEINRICH "HENRY" ORTBALS (21 Mar 1819-30 Jun 1858) Born at Benteler, Westfalen, Germany. Married in 1853 at St. Margaretha RCC, Wadersloh, Westfalen, Germany, to ANNA MARGARETHA HEINRICHS (abt 1820-30 Jun 1858). Neither Henry nor Margaret are found in Germans to America, and the date of their emigration is unknown. Certainly, they had emigrated by 1857, for Henry is listed as a laborer, residing at 182 North 11th Street, St. Louis, in the city directory for that year. 1857 St. Louis City Directory, p. 168. Henry died at age 38 on June 30, 1858. Death Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). Margaret remarried on 17 Jan 1860 to Henry MEIBURGER, widower of Maria SANDBOTHE. Id. Henry Meiburger appeared as a driver in the St. Louis City Directories for 1866 and 1869, Edwards' Annual Director to the City of St. Louis, 1866, p. 590 (Mo. St. Archives, roll C16657) ("Heinrich Meiburg," residence 129 Buel); Edwards' Annual Director to the City of St. Louis, 1869, p. 551 (Mo. St. Archives, roll C16657) ("Heinrich Meiburg," residence 1928 Menard); and as a laborer in 1875. Gould's St. Louis City Directory for 1875, p. 623 (Mo. St. Archives roll R163) ("Henry Meiboerger," residence 1507 Exchange). It is not known at this time what the fate was of her two children by Henry Ortbals. They do not appear with her and Henry Meiburger in the census of 1860 or 1870. Children of JOHANN ORTBALS and ANNA HEINRICHSMEIER are: i. EDWARD5 ORTBALS, b. 17 Feb, 1857. Notes for EDWARD ORTBALS: EDWARD ORTBALS (17 Feb 1857- ?) Baptized at St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO, in 1857; his godparents were Edward Ortbals and Augusta Kampeter. Baptismal Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). The 1875 State Census of Osage County shows an Edward Ortbals with the family of Herman and "Elisabeth" Kampeter. (Mo. St. Archives, roll C 5060). The only other living Edward Ortbals at that time, son of Caspar Ortbals, appears in that census in the household of his parents. Thus, it is possible that at least one of the children of Henry Ortbals came to live with his half-sister's family in Osage County. Edward has not been found in the federal census. The Miller Co. Permanent Record of Births identifies the parents of "Katy Mary Ortbals" as "Ed Ortbals" and "Mary Bax Ortbals. While it seems most likely that the "Ed Ortbals" in question was John Edward Ortbals, son of Johann Caspar Ortbals, who was resident in Miller Co. and who had a daughter, Catherine Mary, his wife was Gertrude Spellerburg, not Mary Bax. Perhaps Edward Ortbals, son of Johann Heinrich Ortbals, also settled in Miller Co. with his cousins, and married Mary Bax. ii. MARY CATHERINE ORTBALS, b. 03 Aug, 1858. Notes for MARY CATHERINE ORTBALS: MARY CATHERINE ORTBALS (3 Aug 1858- ?) Baptized at St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO, in 1858; her godparents were Catherine Ortbals [i.e., wife of Edward] and Henry Plassmeyer. Baptismal Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO. (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). Her fate is unknown; probably, she died in infancy. 5. JOHANN EBERHARD4 ORTBALS (JOHANN STEPHAN3, JOHANN PHILIPP (AKA ORTBALS)2 FAHRENKAEMPER, JOHANN HEINRICH (AKA JUERGENS)1 MEY) was born 03 Feb, 1823 in Benteler, Westfalen, Germany, and died 14 Feb, 1869 in St. Louis, MO. He married CATHERINE NORDHOLTZ 18 Jul, 1854 in St. Louis, MO, daughter of JOHANN NORDHOLTZ and CATHERINE PIEKES. Notes for JOHANN EBERHARD ORTBALS: JOHANN EBERHARD "EDWARD" ORTBALS (3 Feb 1823-Feb 1869) Born at Benteler, Westfalen, Germany. Christened on 5 Feb 1823 at St. Margaretha RCC, Wadersloh, Westfalen, Germany. Eberhard emigrated from Westfalen, Prussia, to America, on the ship Ernestine, from Bremen to New Orleans, landing in the latter city on 8 Nov 1851. Germans to America, 2:118. His occupation is given as "farmer." Id. Eberhard was married on 18 or 22 July 1854 in St. Louis, MO, to CATHERINE NORDHOLZ (1834-14 Feb 1931), daughter of Joseph NORDHOLZ and Catherine PIEKES; the witnesses were Henry Handing and Margaret Hilke. St. Louis City Marriage Records, Book 6, p. 418; Marriage Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO, vol. 2, p. 5 (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). Catherine appears in the U.S. Census for 1860 and 1870. In the latter year, she is accompanied by Mary Ortbals, presumably her daughter, Mary Margaret. The family name is shown variously as "Ortbils" and "Ortblats." StLGS Index to 1860 Federal Census, St. Louis City & County; B.W. Steuart, St. Louis, Mo., 1870 Census Index. Eberhard appears in the 1860 federal census, his occupation given as "porter"; he also appears in the St. Louis City Directory for 1860 as a porter for McMechin & Ballantine, residing at 152 North 12th Street. Kennedy's St. Louis City Directory, 1860, p. 395 (Mo. St. Archives, roll C 16659). Eberhard also appears in the St. Louis City Directory for 1866 as a carpenter, residing at 211 North 11th Street. Edwards' Annual Director to the City of St. Louis, 1866, p. 647 (Mo. St. Archives, roll C16657). Eberhard died in February 1869, of alcoholism and pneumonia; he was buried in Holy Trinity Cemetery. St. Louis City Death Register, Jan. 1869-Sep. 1870 (Mo. State Archives, roll C10389); Death Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO (Mo. State Archives, roll MS 0071). Catherine appears in the St. Louis City Directory for 1874 as Edward's widow, doing washing at 1128 North 12th Street (rear). Gould's St. Louis City Directory for 1874, p. 683 (Mo. St. Archives roll R163). The 1870 federal census shows her as a "washerwoman." By 1875, Catherine is residing at 1414 North 11th Street. Gould's St. Louis City Directory for 1875, p. 700 (Mo. St. Archives roll R163). Her daughter Mary is listed as a saleslady at F.J. Biermann's. Id. In 1892, Catherine resided with her sons, Henry and Frederick, at 1418 North 11th Street; daughter Mary had entered the convent by this time. Gould's St. Louis City Directory for 1892, p. 1167 (Mo. St. Archives roll R164). After 1914, Catherine's granddaughter, Katherine "Catty" HEITKAMP, resided in her household. Catherine is buried in Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis, Mo. (Sec. 21, Lot 1126; unmarked). Information provided by Catholic Cemeteries of St. Louis, 9 Sep 1996. Children of JOHANN ORTBALS and CATHERINE NORDHOLTZ are: i. MARY CATHERINE5 ORTBALS, b. 06 Feb, 1856. Notes for MARY CATHERINE ORTBALS: MARIA CATHERINA ORTBALS (6 Feb 1856-8 Jan 1859) Baptized at St. Joseph RCC in St. Louis; the godparents were Henry Handing and Mary Catherine Pickert. Baptismal Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO, vol. 2, p. 91 (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). Mary Catherine died at age three. Death Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). ii. MARY ANN ORTBALS, b. 22 Dec, 1858. Notes for MARY ANN ORTBALS: MARIA ANNA ORTBALS (22 Dec 1858-25 Jan 1859) Mary Ann was baptized at St. Joseph RCC in St. Louis; the godparents were her aunt, Anna Maria Ortbals Kampeter, and John Schaefer. Baptismal Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO, vol. 2, p. 182 (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). Mary Ann died at one month of age. Death Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). iii. MARY MARGARET ORTBALS, b. 10 Dec, 1859, St. Louis, MO; d. 1944, St. Louis, MO. Notes for MARY MARGARET ORTBALS: MARIA MARGARETHA ORTBALS (10 Dec 1859-6 Jan 1944) Baptized at St. Joseph RCC in St. Louis; the godparents were Margaret Heinrichsmeyer Ortbals and Henry Plassmeier. Baptismal Register of St. Joseph's RCC, St. Louis, MO, vol. 2, p. 222 (Mo. St. Archives, roll MS 0071). In 1875, Mary Ortbals is listed as a saleslady at F.J. Biermann's, residing at 1414 North 11th Street with her mother. Gould's St. Louis City Directory for 1875, p. 700 (Mo. St. Archives, roll R163). In 1881, Mary became a nun, joining the School Sisters of Notre Dame and taking the name Mary Honoria. She entered the convent at St. Joseph's on Biddle Street in St. Louis, and went immediately to Wisconsin for training. Letter of Sr. Mary Ann Kuttner, SSND, Archivist, Province of Missouri, 17 Feb 1997. She is found the 1900 and 1920 censuses, residing at the Provincial Mother House, Sta. Maria in Ripa Convent, at 320 E. Ripa in south St. Louis, just north of Jefferson Barracks Park. 1900 Census, St. Louis, MO, ED 142, St. 22, Ln. 13. Her obituary details her career: 7. JOHANN CASPAR4 ORTBALS (JOHANN STEPHAN3, JOHANN PHILIPP (AKA ORTBALS)2 FAHRENKAEMPER, JOHANN HEINRICH (AKA JUERGENS)1 MEY) was born 05 Feb, 1828 in Wadersloh, Westphalia, Germany2, and died 28 Sep, 1912 in Koeltztown, Osage Co., MO2. He married MARIA ELISABETH ANGELA DESCHER Abt. 1853 in Wadersloh, Westphalia, Germany. Notes for JOHANN CASPAR ORTBALS: JOHANN CASPAR ORTBALS (5 Feb 1828-28 Sep 1912) Born at Benteler, Westfalen, Germany. Married on 23 Aug 1853 at St. Margaretha, Wadersloh, Westfalen, Germany, to MARIA ELISABETH ANGELA DESCHER (3 Feb 1831-24 Dec 1903), daughter of Johann Anton Bernard DESCHER (2 Sep 1791- ?) and Maria Christina Zu Mastholte MEYER (16 Apr 1804- ?), of Möse, Westfalen, Germany. Emigrated from Westfalen to America, arriving on 1 Dec 1853, ship Ernestine, from Bremen to New Orleans; accompanied by his wife. Germans to America, 6:120. Caspar's occupation is given as "farmer." "Caspar and Elizabeth A. (Descher) Ortbals ... were born in Germany. They came to America in 1851 [sic], and settled in Osage County, Mo., in 1854, where they engaged in farming and are at present living." Goodspeed's History of Cole, Moniteau, Morgan, Benton, Miller, Maries, and Osage Counties, Missouri, (Chicago, 1889), p. 804. Caspar and Elisabeth settled in Washington Twp., near present-day Koeltztown in Osage County, MO. Caspar and Elisabeth are buried in St. Boniface Cemetery, Koeltztown, MO. Headstones of Caspar & Elisabeth Descher Ortbals, St. Boniface Cemetery, Koeltztown, MO. 16, Conclusion of why Caspar Esphorst came to St. Louis. He followed other neighbors/friends from the small towns near Moese, so he was not really by himself. Heinrich Ortbals came to St. Louis in 1851. Caspar Ortbals came on the same ship and date as Caspar Esphorst in 1853. There are also Ortbals in Mastholte Church Records. He might of stayed with Heinrich Ortbals at 182 North 11th street when he arrived in St. Louis in 1853 until finding his home on 11th and Mallincrodt where he was found in 1856. 17. 11/24/14 Found Caspar Esphorst in the 1856 Missouri State Census for St. Louis, Missouri...................What a find. This just about accounts for his life in Germany and America. 18. 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