oldenburg-l - Nachricht 2007-02 00029

[Ahnenforschung Familie Timphaus <ahnenforschung(a)timphaus.de>]

Hello Werner, Hello David,

i have found a record about some "Hölterhinnerkes".

In 1800 Anna Maria Elisabeth Hölterhinnerkes married Johann Bernardus
Bultman named Hölterhinnerkes.

Anna was born in the Damme area and Johan was born in Nellinghof /
Neuenkirchen. They had 9 Children....

If you need further informations on this please let me know..

Best Regards and a nice Weekend..

Jan Timphaus

Neuenkirchen

My Ancestor Surnames:
Timphaus, Hagedorn, Steinkamp, Zumdohme...

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[mailto:oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net] Im Auftrag von Werner Honkomp
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 31. Januar 2007 22:48
An: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Betreff: Re: [OL] Germans in the greater Cincinnati area

Hello David,

the real name of your maternal grandfather is Hölterhinrichs.
The origin is a small cottage (15 hectare) in Damme part Borringhausen,
first notice 1724.
The last owner Hülsmann sold the cottage 1907 to the farmer Strieker.

Damme is located in Oldenburger-Münsterland, the catholic south part of the
former Dukedom Oldenburg.
Father David say, the area around Minster in Ohio called Ohio-Münsterland,
as reference to Oldenburger-Münsterland.
The first name of Minster (from Münster) was Stallotown. The teacher Stallo
from Damme was the intiator for emigration movement from
Oldenburger-Münsterland to Ohio.

See also:  http://www.honkomp.de/damme-auswanderung/

The name Stiers is there not present, the phone directory listed a
concentration in Westphalia, near Duisburg.

I hope it help,
Werner Honkomp

> Thank you Christopher,

> My maternal grandfather was Catholic and we think his predecessors came
> from
> Oldenburg, but no one could find his name listed in any of the records
> from
> there (Holthinrichs).  Someone said that they might have come from the
> Netherlands, but I was not able to find that name there either, only Holt
> which my grandfather shortened his name to this after the 1920s sometime.

> The other "Grosvater" was named Stiers, and they were Protestant.  This
> evidently caused some friction between the two families, and I have been
> trying (without success) to trace the four Stiers brothers (all born in
> Cincy) that my grandmother had.

> David


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