Date: 2008/02/01 11:05:43
From: Jürgen Bünger <juergen-buenger(a)t-online.de>
Hallo Josef, ich schicke dir den Artikel per Mail. Gruß Jürgen Bünger
Date: 2008/02/02 15:55:18
From: Familie Bund <ollibund(a)gmx.de>
Vielen Dank, Frau Bund.
Hier die Fragen:
Ich suche Informationen zu
1. Charlotte Auguste Hillingh *23.2.1813 Emden ∞ (Eduard?) Plate, Generalmajor in Oldenburg. Hier interessieren mich der Todestag der Frau (+vielleicht 1891 in Oldenburg), Heiratsort und -datum sowie Angaben zu den Lebensdaten des Generalmajors.
2. Hat die Heirat von Adoph Duirtco Hillingh aus Emden und Frederike Louise Auguste Georg aus Oldenburg 1801 (vielleicht am 15.7.1801) in Oldenburg stattgefunden?
Vielen Dank und Gruß HJ Hilling
Date: 2008/02/03 06:47:45
From: edwardssl <edwardssl(a)att.net>
Hello Mr. Rettig, Would you know if your Tobias Molman had a sister named Anna, born appr 1685? I have an Anna Möhlman in my family, who married Albert Hollarman in Ankum Parish around 1708. As of this time, I haven't found her parents. Thank you in advance. Linda Kramer Edwards -------------- Original message from JWR184(a)aol.com: -------------- > Hello Dr Maehlmann, > > Do you have any information on: > > Tobias MESMAN * abt 1638 (Germany) > m Anna MOLMAN --- > > Their child > Tobias MOLMAN * Sep 1687 Nortrup, Lower Saxony > m Margaretha Elizabetha MEYERzuHastrup * Jul 1711 Hastrup, Hannover > > Their child > Johann Heinrich Tobias MOELMAN * Feb 1732, Nortrup, Lower Saxony > > > Jim Rettig > Cincinnati > > > > Please contact me/Bitte Informationen an > > maehlmann(a)nwn.de > > > > Dr. Josef Mählmann > > 49692 Tenstedt > > > > > > > ************** > Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape. > > http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489 > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l
Date: 2008/02/03 10:24:15
From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de>
Einen schönen Sonntag an alle Listenmitglieder! Ich heiße gabriele und bin 50 Jahre ,seit fast ein Jahr befasse ich mit der Genealogie. Auf euch bin ich gestossen ,weil in einem Taufeintrag von 1830 ein Ort genannt wird ,welcher mir Kopfzerbrechen macht. Evt. kann mir hier jemand helfen oder einen hinweis geben. Ich suche " Byrisch im Oldenburgischem " LG Gabriele _________________________________________________________________ Neu: Internet Explorer 7 optimiert für MSN! http://optimize.de.msn.com/default.aspx?mkt=de-de
Date: 2008/02/03 10:34:54
From: Andrea Korbanka <akorbanka(a)hotmail.com>
Hallo Gabriele! Es gibt den Ort Bywisch, Kirchspiel Hasbergen (bei Delmenhorst) http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?zoom=5&latlongtype=decimal&latitude=53.07&longitude=8.67 Die OGF hat einen Ansprechpartner für Hasbergen http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/OGF/index.htmldann Kirchspielverzeichnis wählen und in der Liste nach Hasbergen suchen. Grüße aus Schwaben,Andrea> From: gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de> To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 10:24:08 +0100> Subject: [OL] Vorstellung> > > Einen schönen Sonntag an alle Listenmitglieder!> > Ich heiße gabriele und bin 50 Jahre ,seit fast ein Jahr befasse ich mit der Genealogie.> > Auf euch bin ich gestossen ,weil in einem Taufeintrag von 1830 ein Ort genannt wird ,welcher mir Kopfzerbrechen macht. Evt. kann mir hier jemand helfen oder einen hinweis geben.> Ich suche " Byrisch im Oldenburgischem " > > LG> Gabriele> > _________________________________________________________________> Neu: Internet Explorer 7 optimiert für MSN!> http://optimize.de.msn.com/default.aspx?mkt=de-de> Oldenburg-L mailing list> Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net> http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live Fotogalerie: So einfach organisieren Sie Ihre Fotos! http://get.live.com/photogallery/overview
Date: 2008/02/03 10:57:19
From: Womartens <Womartens(a)aol.com>
Liebe Mitglieder und Listenteilnehmer, am Sonnabend, dem 9. Februar 2008, findet um 16.00 Uhr der nächste Vortrag der Oldenburgischen Gesellschaft für Familienkunde e.V. im Vortragsraum des Staatsarchivs Oldenburg (26135 Oldbg., Damm 43) statt. Parkplätze sind hinter dem Gebäude und an der Kanalstrasse vorhanden, der Eintritt ist frei. Referent ist Heddo Peters (Esenshamm) und das Thema lautet: "Euch, die Ihr dem lieben Butjadingen wieder zufuhret, nachschauend...- Der Brief des Auswanderers Gustav Götze". Im Spätsommer des Jahres 1856 wanderte der 33-jährige Butjadinger Gustav Götze über Bremerhaven in die USA aus. Kurz nach seiner Ankunft in New York verfasste er einen sehr ausführlichen Bericht über seine Erlebnisse während der langen Schiffsreise, über die Verhältnisse an Bord und über das Leben in seiner neuen Heimat New York. Offenbar fand dieser Brief, den er seinen Butjenter Freunden zu schicken versprochen hatte, wegen der lebhaften und anschaulichen Schilderungen großen Anklang, so dass im Freundes- und Bekanntenkreis etliche Abschriften angefertigt wurden. Im Mittelpunkt des Vortrages stehen Textpassagen aus dem Götze-Brief. In Verbindung mit den Brieftexten wird der Referent auch auf die Ursachen und Hintergründe der deutschen Auswanderung eingehen, die in der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts einen ersten Höhepunkt hatte. Zahlreiche Bilder, Karten und Fotos begleiten den Vortrag und sorgen zusammen mit dem Brief für einen anschaulichen Zugang zu einem wichtigen Abschnitt der deutschen Auswanderungsgeschichte. Bei allen Vorträgen können Sie auch die aktuellen Veröffentlichungen der "Oldenburgischen Familienkunde", die Publikationen der "Gelben Reihe", "Oldenburgische Ortsfamilienbücher auf CD-ROM" und "Quellen und Forschungen zur oldenburgischen Familienkunde auf CD/DVD-ROM" erwerben. Sämtliche lieferbaren Publikationen können Sie auch über den Online-Shop bestellen. Mit freundlichen Grüssen Wolfgang Martens www.familienkunde-oldenburg.de
Date: 2008/02/03 11:59:56
From: GDiers9488 <GDiers9488(a)aol.com>
.. Liegt bei Hasbergen und hatte im Jahre 1905 6 Häuser. Gerold Diers
Date: 2008/02/03 12:37:44
From: Heinzmann, Henry G. <hgheinzmann(a)acc-net.com>
Kann der Ort Orwisch bei Roedermark sein? Gehen Sie zur Webseite [1]www.orwisch.de. Mitfreundlichen Gruessen, Henry Heinzmann -----Original Message----- From: "Andrea Korbanka" <akorbanka(a)hotmail.com> Sent 2/3/2008 4:34:45 AM To: "Oldenburg-L" <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Subject: Re: [OL] Vorstellung - Ort Bywisch Hallo Gabriele! Es gibt den Ort Bywisch, Kirchspiel Hasbergen (bei Delmenho rst) [2]http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?zoom=5&latlongtype=decimal&latitud e=53.07&longitude=8.67 Die OGF hat einen Ansprechpartner für Has bergen [3]http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/OGF/index.htmldann Kirchspielve rzeichnis wählen und in der Liste nach Hasbergen suchen. GrüÃe aus Sc hwaben,Andrea> From: gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de> To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy .net> Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 10:24:08 +0100> Subject: [OL] Vorstellung> > > Einen schönen Sonntag an alle Listenmitglieder!> > Ich heiÃe gabriele u nd bin 50 Jahre ,seit fast ein Jahr befasse ich mit der Genealogie.> > Auf euch bin ich gestossen ,weil in einem Taufeintrag von 1830 ein Ort genannt wird ,welcher mir Kopfzerbrechen macht. Evt. kann mir hier jemand helfen od er einen hinweis geben.> Ich suche " Byrisch im Oldenburgischem " > > LG> G abriele> > ________________________________________________________________ _> Neu: Internet Explorer 7 optimiert für MSN!> [4]http://optimize.de.msn.com/ default.aspx?mkt=de-de> Oldenburg-L mailing list> Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy .net> [5]http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live Fotogalerie: So einfach organisieren Sie Ihre Fotos! [6]http://get.live.com/photogallery/overview Oldenburg-L mailing list Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net [7]http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l References 1. http://www.orwisch.de/ 2. http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?zoom=5&latlongtype=decimal&latitude=53.07&longitude=8.67 3. http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/OGF/index.htmldann 4. http://optimize.de.msn.com/default.aspx?mkt=de-de> 5. http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l 6. http://get.live.com/photogallery/overview 7. http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l
Date: 2008/02/03 12:39:26
From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de>
Danke Gerold Jetzt kann ich mir vorstellen ,weshalb ich nichts finden konnte. Demnach waren dort alles Bauern. Werde demnächst eh nach Bremen fahren meine Schwiegereltern besuchen und mir dann mal den Ort persönlich ansehen. LG Gabriele > From: GDiers9488(a)aol.com > Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 05:59:41 -0500 > To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net > Subject: Re: [OL] Vorstellung - Ort Bywisch > > .. > Liegt bei Hasbergen und hatte im Jahre 1905 6 Häuser. > > Gerold Diers > > > > > > > > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l _________________________________________________________________ Kostenlose Windows Live Services in einem Komplettpaket. Gleich downloaden! http://get.live.com/
Date: 2008/02/03 12:57:43
From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de>
Hallo Henry Danke für den Tip. Es handelt sich bei Bywisch tatsächlich um einen Ort im Kirchspiel Hasbergen, Mir ist eingefallen ,das mir damals Jemand einen hinweis auf eine von mir gesuchte Person gab ,welche mit dem sohn der Person aus Bywisch verheiratet war. LG Gabriele > To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net > CC: > Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 11:08:12 +0000 > From: hgheinzmann(a)acc-net.com > Subject: Re: [OL] Vorstellung - Ort Bywisch > > > Kann der Ort Orwisch bei Roedermark sein? Gehen Sie zur Webseite > [1]www.orwisch.de. > > Mitfreundlichen Gruessen, > > Henry Heinzmann > -----Original Message----- > From: "Andrea Korbanka" <akorbanka(a)hotmail.com> > Sent 2/3/2008 4:34:45 AM > To: "Oldenburg-L" <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> > Subject: Re: [OL] Vorstellung - Ort Bywisch > Hallo Gabriele! Es gibt den Ort Bywisch, Kirchspiel Hasbergen (bei Delmenho > rst) [2]http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?zoom=5&latlongtype=decimal&latitud > e=53.07&longitude=8.67 Die OGF hat einen Ansprechpartner für Has > bergen [3]http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/OGF/index.htmldann Kirchspielve > rzeichnis wählen und in der Liste nach Hasbergen suchen. Grü�e aus Sc > hwaben,Andrea> From: gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de> To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy > .net> Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 10:24:08 +0100> Subject: [OL] Vorstellung> > > > Einen schönen Sonntag an alle Listenmitglieder!> > Ich hei�e gabriele u > nd bin 50 Jahre ,seit fast ein Jahr befasse ich mit der Genealogie.> > Auf > euch bin ich gestossen ,weil in einem Taufeintrag von 1830 ein Ort genannt > wird ,welcher mir Kopfzerbrechen macht. Evt. kann mir hier jemand helfen od > er einen hinweis geben.> Ich suche " Byrisch im Oldenburgischem " > > LG> G > abriele> > ________________________________________________________________ > _> Neu: Internet Explorer 7 optimiert für MSN!> [4]http://optimize.de.msn.com/ > default.aspx?mkt=de-de> Oldenburg-L mailing list> Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy > .net> [5]http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l > _________________________________________________________________ > Windows Live Fotogalerie: So einfach organisieren Sie Ihre Fotos! > [6]http://get.live.com/photogallery/overview > > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > [7]http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l > > References > > 1. http://www.orwisch.de/ > 2. http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?zoom=5&latlongtype=decimal&latitude=53.07&longitude=8.67 > 3. http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/OGF/index.htmldann > 4. http://optimize.de.msn.com/default.aspx?mkt=de-de> > 5. http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l > 6. http://get.live.com/photogallery/overview > 7. http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l _________________________________________________________________ Kostenlose Messenger Emoticons! Hier downloaden! http://messenger.live.de/mein/
Date: 2008/02/03 21:07:45
From: JWR184 <JWR184(a)aol.com>
Hello Linda,
Here is what I have;
Tobias Mesman gennant Möhlman, * abt 1638 (Germany),
+ 23 Jun 1711 in Nortrup, Germany
married 28 Jul 1675 Ankum,
Anna Möhlman, no dates, no parents found.
Their son; Tobias Möhlman * 8 Sep 1687 Nortrup, Germany, + 15 Jul 1752
Nortrup, Germany
married 27 May 1728 Ankum,
Margaretha Elisabetha MEYERzuHastrup *20 Jul 1711 Hastrup, +10 Feb 1788
Nortrup, Germany
Other children not known to me.
I got this information from a paid professional researcher.
I would appreciate any information that you can share with me.
Jim Rettig
Cincinnati, Ohio
> Hello Mr. Rettig,
>
> Would you know if your Tobias Molman had a sister named Anna, born appr
> 1685?
>
> I have an Anna Möhlman in my family, who married Albert Hollarman in Ankum
> Parish around 1708. As of this time, I haven't found her parents.
>
> Thank you in advance.
> Linda Kramer Edwards
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Date: 2008/02/04 09:59:36
From: Harald Tobias <harald.tobias(a)gmx.net>
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Date: 2008/02/04 16:48:20
From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de>
To: famint(a)yahoogroups.de
From: j.rebuschat(a)web.de
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 16:05:33 +0100
Subject: [famint] LISTE von 185 Berliner Studenten zum Durchsehen
LISTE von 185 Berliner
Studenten zum Durchsehen
Liebe famint-Teilnehmer,
über eine andere Genealogiegruppe habe ich Kontakt zu der Forscherin
Andrea Korbanka bekommen, die aus dem Nachlaß eines Verwandten das Buch
Die Alten Herren der Turnerschaft Borussia
Berlin von 1907 erhalten hat.
Das Buch enthält zu allen
185 Personen handgeschriebene Lebensläufe nebst Foto. Die Geburtsorte
sind über das ganze damalige Deutsche Reich, aber auch über dessen
Grenzen hinaus verteilt, so daß durchaus die Möglichkeit besteht,
daß jemand unter den Aufgeführten Vorfahren oder Verwandte findet.
Die Forscherin hat dankenswerterweise eine Liste erstellt und ist
bereit, den entsprechenden Eintrag zu scannen und zuzusenden. Anfragen
bitte ggf. nur an: akorbanka(a)hotmail.com
Im Namen der famint-Mitglieder bedanke ich mich für die Freundlichkeit
und dafür, daß die Liste bei uns eingestellt werden kann. Vielleicht
nutzt sie ja jemandem.
[Da ich z. Z. keine Worddateien erstellen oder öffnen kann, muß ich die
gesamte Liste in diese Nachricht setzen. Ich bitte um Verständnis.]
Beste Grüße
Joachim (Rebuschat)
Die Liste ist wie folgt aufgebaut:
Nachname, Vorname, Geburtsdatum, Geburtsort, Wohnort 1908 bzw.
Todesdatum
ALBERS,Hermann,25.02.1870,Neustadt,Berlin
ALLMENRÖDER,Erwin,03.02.1876,Rüdesheim/Rhein,München-Gladbach
AXMACHER,Karl,03.03.1867,Rheydt/Düsseldf.,Rheydt/Düsseldorf
BALTZER,Wilhelm,18.05.1880,Stettin,Eberswalde/Berlin
BARSICKOW,Martin,18.09.1875,Gräningen/Rathenow,Berlin
BECKMANN,August,09.02.1863,Lemgo,Altenkirchen
BEILKE,Karl,03.09.1863,Colberg,27.08.1891 in Newa Rochellen bei New York
BERRY,Henry,01.06.1879,Berlin,Sorenbohm/Cöslin
BLOCK,Carl,18.11.1859,Havelberg,Cöpenick/Berlin
BOCK,Karl,19.04.1863,Neustadt a. Rbg.,Göttingen
BÖHM,Eugen,24.07.1880,Danzig,Coblenz
BRÖMME,Eduard,1864,unbekannt,12.12.1893
BRUNS,Adolf,25.05.1863,Zwangsbruch/Tuchel,Bärwalde
BRUNSTERMANN,Heinrich,18.03.1866,Stadthagen/Bückeburg,Stadthagen
CHAMBEAU,Louis,16.01.1861,Neidenburg,Königsberg
CORDS,Ernst,24.02.1860,Lübz/Meckl.-Schwerin,Hamburg
DANNEBERG,Robert,26.05.1864,Zehdenick,Salzwedel
DANNEBERG,Ernst,04.02.1866,Zehdenick,Kiel
DIEFENHARDT,Adolf,06.07.1876,Haiger,Düsseldorf
DOGS,Hermann,10.02.1869,Hansfelde/Schlochau,Berlin-Gr.Lichterfelde
DORENBERG,Curt,16.04.1874,Breslau,Berlin-Friedenau
DUBBERS,Hans,11.09.1861,Dandenzell/Baden,Berlin
FETHKE,Theodor,19.07.1860,Gollantsch (Posen),Waldenburg
FISCHER,Oscar,05.07.1863,Breslau,Frankfurt a.M.
FISCHER,Paul,03.09.1864,Greifenberg,Greifenberg
FRERK,Wilhelm,05.12.1875,Sieker/Bielefeld,Bielefeld
FRIEDLÄNDER,Carl,28.01.1875,Lauenburg,Obornik/Posen
GADOW,Ferdinand,27.05.1868,Sabes/Pyritz,Stettin
GAEHN,Ernst,02.04.1878,Langfuhr/Danzig,Berlin
GANZEL,Carl,24.03.1867,Lauban,Berlin
GARTZKE,Emil,21.12.1864,Samotschin (Posen),02.06.1903 in Görlitz
GEBAUER,Paul,20.08.1870,Berlin,Ermsleben/Harz
GIEDE,Wilhelm,07.01.1874,Cassel,Limburg
GÖFSLER,Arnold,08.01.1873,Gr. Rafsau/Hannover,Hamburg-Uhlenhorst
GRAUERT,Rudolf,24.06.1868,Neu Ruppin,Wesel
GRESSKOWITZ,Willy,04.08.1869,Mediasch/Siebenbürgen,Hermannstadt
GROEBE,Max,12.09.1863,Lauchhammer,Französisch Buchholz/Berlin
HABERLAND,Herrmann,21.04.1861,Seehausen/Alten,Sollstedt/Halle
HAESELER,Fritz,27.07.1877,Görlitz (?),Deutsch Südwestafrika
HALLIER,Johannes,12.03.1865,Reinshagen/Doberan,Rostock
HARDT,Otto,01.10.1874,Giekau/Plön,Meseritz/Posen
HEERING,Richard,03.06.1875,Augustowo/Karthaus,Berlin-Halensee
HEERWAGEN,Carl,12.09.1872,Eichfeld/Rudolstadt,Weissbach/Thüringen
HEINS,Hans,18.04.1862,Hagenow/Meckl.,unbekannt
HELLER,Hugo,06.01.1858,Hanau,17.04.1907
HELLER,Theodor,28.11.1862,Hanau,Magdeburg
HENDELS,Paul,08.11.1862,Landsberg/Warthe,20.06.1899
HENNING,Max ,18.12.1861,Ruda/Mietschisko (Posen),Frankfurt a.M.
HERBERMANN,Franz,07.08.1860,Düsseldorf,10.03.1888 in Münster
HEUSINGER,Ludwig,18.02.1862,Gandersheim/Braunschweig,Holzminden
HILLEMANNS,Max,08.08.1866,Burtscheid/Aachen,Freiburg/Br.
HIRSCH,Richard,06.07.1865,Stettin,Berlin-Charlottenburg
HOLLMANN,Otto,07.11.1869,Hoerde/Westphalen,New York
HÃœBENER,Adrian,23.03.1867,Moringen/Northeim,Liegnitz
HÃœNERHOFF,Heinrich,24.07.1867,Bielefeld,Bremen-Lilienthal
IHLOW,Paul,15.03.1873,Zeppernick,Torgau
KABEL,Walter,08.08.1878,Danzig,Danzig-Langfuhr
KIEKENAP,Wilhelm,31.01.1862,Ibbenbüren/Westphalen,Bremen
KIFELOWSKY,Erich,11.02.1878,Wilhelmshaven,Berlin
KNÖRK,Otto,27.07.1866,Berlin,Berlin-Nicolassee
KOBEL,Johannes,11.09.1865,Perleberg,Berlin-Wilmersdorf
KOCH,Hugo,16.11.1863,Heygendorf,Metz
KOCH,Alfred,14.10.1879,Barum/Braunschweig,Braunschweig
KOHLSAAT,Georg,22.10.1869,Wellinghausen,Altona
KOLBE,Carl,25.05.1859,Cöln,Bommern/Ruhr
KOLBE,Johannes,04.07.1876,Breslau,Chemnitz
KONSCHAK,Wilhelm,30.11.1870,Oswitz/Breslau,Spandau
KOPPERT,Georg,18.05.1866,Oftersheim/Schwetzingen,Wollbach
KRAUSE,Paul,19.01.1866,Lychen/Templin,Berlin
KRECKE,Albert,28.02.1863,Salzuflen/Lippe,München
KRÃœGER,Herrmann,01.05.1863,Rawitsch (Posen),Rastatt/Baden
KRÃœGER,Eugen,13.11.1879,Neufahrwasser/Danzig,Tiegenhof
KRUSEMARCK,Paul,12.02.1866,Spandau,25.07.1888
KUPFERBERG,Heinrich,12.08.1862,Mainz,Mainz
KUX,Eduard,05.06.1871,Cöln,Hannover-Linden
LAHMANN,Georg,14.12.1864,Berlin,Berlin
LAMMERS,Fritz,17.11.1866,Berlin,Berlin
LEBBE,Walter,26.11.1870,Einlage/Danzig,10.03.1905 in Danzig
LEHMANN,Paul,16.06.1874,Zachasberg/Kolmar,Malstatt-Burbach/Saarbrücken
LEWANDOWSKI,Alfred,11.02.1864,Berlin,Berlin
LIENAU,Robert,27.07.1866,Neustadt/Holstein,Berlin-Gr.Lichterfelde
LINDE,Erich,11.12.1874,Landsberg,Reppen/Frankfurt Oder
LIPCZYNSKI,Erich,01.08.1866,Danzig,Schwittersdorf/Halle
LOHMANN,Hans,17.02.1871,Vorsfelde/Aller,Schöppenstedt
LUCAS,Bernhard,25.07.1867,Posen,Berlin-Friedenau
LUCAS,Paul,02.08.1870,Trebel/Hannover,Essen/Ruhr
LUCKERT,Albert,29.03.1873,Golm/Potsdam,Vierraden/Uckermark
MAGDEBURG,Fritz,05.07.1859,Landsberg/Warthe,Posen
MARKGRAF,Paul,18.06.1865,Berlin,Berlin-Friedenau
MASSENGIER,Paul,06.06.1864,Berlin,21.09.1892 in Rostock
MEERKATZ,Hermann,18.07.1881,Neu Ruppin,Berlin
MEISSNER,Erich,26.03.1878,Wonzow/Flatow,Flatow
MENDE,Otto,28.04.1869,Lomnitz/Hirschberg,Berlin
MEYER ZUR CAPELLEN,Friedrich,22.03.1862,Winkelshütten/Halle,Bielefeld
MICHELET,George,21.05.1870,Berlin,Groß Kreutz/Brandenburg
MÖNNICH,Heinrich,21.12.1862,Oldenburg i.O.,Vechta
MÖRING,Karl,18.07.1877,Stendal,Fürstenwalde
MOSER,Robert,22.04.1871,Weilburg,Weilburg
MOSSNER,Walter,20.03.1862,unbekannt,Altona
MÃœLLER,Waldemar,21.03.1868,Berlin,Berlin
MÃœLLER,Walter,19.01.1877,Braunschweig,Helmstedt
NAMSLAU,Arthur,08.04.1869,Berlin,Stettin
NAUCKE,Maximilian Alexander,29.08.1860,Papiermühle/Tirschtiegel
(Posen),09.09.1888
NEFF,Karl,26.02.1864,Todtnauberg,Donaueschingen
NEUMANN,Felix,16.05.1866,Forst,Lützen
NIEHUS,August,03.02.1867,Minden,Essen/Ruhr
NISSEN,Georg,21.05.1875,Kaltenkirchen/Segeberg,Deutsch Südwest Afrika
NOEBE,Friedrich,06.10.1866,Neustrelitz,Berlin
NOLTE,Rudolf,15.06.1872,Hannover,Karlsruhe
OPITZ,Paul,02.02.1862,Berlin,Berlin
ORBANOWSKI,Curt,31.10.1875,Reimansfelde/Elbing,Hamburg
OTTO,Max,30.11.1862,Grätz (Posen),Schüttorf/Hannover
PERHUHN,Hermann,05.06.1868,Rastenburg,Frankfurt a.M.
PFEIFFER,Heinrich-Albert,25.01.1868,Frankfurt,Berlin
PIERSON,John,10.09.1863,Berlin,Berlin-Schöneberg
PIERSON,William,30.08.1865,Berlin,Oppeln
PILLERT,Gustav,02.08.1862,Dingelstädt/Heiligenstadt,Nordhausen
PIOSINSKI,Franz,08.10.1878,Pelzau/Neustadt,Posen
PLATHE,Otto,08.09.1861,Tetzlaffshagen,Zehdenick
PROHL,Richard,01.11.1867,Zugdam/Danzig,Lauenburg/Pommern
PROSKE,Albert,17.09.1873,Namslau,Kattowitz
REINKING,Karl,21.05.1870,Vorsfelde/Aller,Luwigshafen/Rhein
RIECH,Georg,13.01.1874,Rixdorf/Berlin,Berlin
RIEGER,Emil,25.06.1876,Reichenstein,Ludwigshafen/Rhein
RINDFLEISCH,Georg,19.01.1870,Marienburg,Cöln
ROHDE,Heinrich,15.02.1863,Degow/Kolberg,Hammerstein
RÖMER,Oscar,12.01.1866,Krotoschin (Posen),Strafsburg
ROMMEL,Carl,09.08.1875,Bremen,Schwerte/Ruhr
ROSENTHAL VOM
HOF,Philipp,23.11.1862,Hombressen/Hofgeismar,Frankenberg/Hessen
ROTHE,Hans,09.05.1879,Küstrin,Berlin-Friedenau
SÄNGER,Carl,05.04.1860,Schneidemühl/Posen,13.11.1901 in Frankfurt a.M.
SCHLATTERER,August,16.02.1865,Freiburg/Br.,Freiburg/Br.
SCHMELING,Werner,01.05.1864,Baruth/Lausitz,09.12.1891
SCHMIDT,Hans,04.05.1861,Grabowo (Posen),Romanshof bei Czarnikau (Posen)
SCHMIDT,Bruno,01.08.1879,Danzig,Berlin
SCHMOLE,Johannes,11.05.1866,Dresden,18.05.1897 in Loschwitz/Dresden
SCHNEIDER,Wilhelm,26.03.1865,Minden,28.01.1898
SCHNEIDER,Paul,23.04.1877,Berlin,Wilhelmshaven
SCHOENNENBECK,Ernst,25.06.1864,Halver,Schenkenschanz/Cleve
SCHÖLLNER,Hilmar,07.07.1867,Holleben/Halle,Dessau
SCHOUBYE,Julius,23.01.1864,Berlin,Berlin-Gr.Lichterfelde
SCHROEDER,Waldemar,23.07.1878,Bromberg,Cosel
SCHULTZE,Gustav,21.03.1860,Herford,Cassel
SCHULZ,Hermann,26.11.1871,Havelberg,Falkenberg
SCHUMACHER,Wilhelm,05.07.1865,Diethe/Stolzenau,Osnabrück
SELIGER,Gustav,29.09.1871,Kiel,Königsberg
SELTZ,Helmuth,20.03.1863,Rostock,Flensburg
SENKPIEL,Hugo,27.05.1877,Berlin,Berlin-Charlottenburg
SIEBERGER,Emil,13.08.1865,Aachen,Bonn
SIEBERT,Walter,05.09.1872,Berlin,Cuxhaven
SIEGMEYER,Hermann,02.02.1862,Falkenberg/Dölitz,05.04.1907
SOSCHINSKI,Bruno,20.12.1864,Gnesen,Berlin
SPERBER,Hermann,18.08.1860,Linden/Hannover,Berlin-Halensee
STAECKER,Richard,22.05.1876,Danzig,Graudenz
STAHN,Johannes,31.10.1864,Luckenwalde,Nienburg/Weser
STEMANN,Wilhelm,21.12.1858,Lünern/Hamm(Westphalen),Holzminden
STÃœBING,Franz,25.06.1862,Zittau,Dresden
SUCK,Felix,04.02.1866,Frankfurt/Oder,Schoenau
SÃœRING,Reinhard,15.05.1866,Hamburg,Berlin-Wilmersdorf
TANKE,Theodor,1861,unbekannt,29.06.1889 in Reichenhall
TRAPP,Willy,31.05.1859,Friedberg,Friedberg
UHDE,Carl,13.06.1873,Githelde,Norderney
VELHAGEN,Heinrich,09.12.1862,Steinheim/Höxter,Hannover
VOGE,Otto,11.11.1875,Braunschweig,Braunschweig
VOLLMER,Hans,16.12.1867,Bielefeld,Berlin
VON HYMMEN,Hans,02.01.1876,Recklinghausen,Berlin
VON KRYGER,Max,24.08.1862,Berlin,Erlangen
VON MÃœNCH,Kurt,04.10.1875,Gumbinnen,Berlin
WEBER,Wilhelm,27.05.1867,Berlin,Berlin-Friedenau
WEGENER,Max,21.07.1877,Brandenburg,Wilhelmshaven
WIERE,Otto,11.03.1868,Drewitz,Osternienburg
WIESE ,Ernst,25.08.1866,Heinrichswalde/Schlochau,Berlin
WIESEL,Richard,23.11.1864,Langewiesen/Weimar,Ilmenau/Thüringen
WILKNER,Fritz,23.10.1864,Weissstein/Waldenbg.,Berlin-Steglitz
WILLERS,Otto,14.08.1878,Christinenhof/Danzig,30.01.1906
WILLING,Carl,09.02.1862,Dessau,Liegnitz
WILMOFSKY,Erich,04.08.1861,Celle,12.10.1886
WINTER,August,15.02.1865,Aurich,Norden/Ostfriesland
WIPPERMANN,Otto,14.04.1861,Stadthagen/Schaumburg-Lippe,Steglitz/Berlin
WOHLFEIL,Paul,01.03.1865,Berlin,Frankfurt a.M.
WULFF,Gottlieb,11.02.1861,Wickede/Dortmund,Frankfurt a.M.
WURST,Adolf,13.11.1862,Winzig,Münster
ZIEMER,Otto,28.11.1859,Wongrowitz/Posen,Münster
ZIMMERMANN,Otto,unbekannt,(arbeitete Patentbüro Berlin),Berlin
ZIZOLD,Wilhelm,01.04.1863,Neu Strelitz,15.08.1894
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Date: 2008/02/05 02:14:46
From: Lisa Niemeyer <lniemeyer(a)frontiernet.net>
Paula
Do you know about what year they came to Effingham area? I have looked in
the 1860 census of Effingham County for you only found a Coores family.
Harmon, Mary ( Parents) age 52 and 48. with a Joseph, Anna and Clemens
listed as children. Could this be the "brother" you mentioned below?.
However, even if they are not listed in St. Anthony's parish records (
which was the German Catholic Parish in the "town".) ( The other parish was
typically the Irish Catholic Parish) There are several Country parishes
where they might be found. I know the Dasenbrock name is popular in the
area. Let me know if I can be of further help.
Sincerely,
Lisa Niemeyer
Effingham County, IL
-----Original Message-----
From: oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net
[mailto:oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net] On Behalf Of REPKINGRON(a)aol.com
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 6:47 AM
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
I have a Bernard Heinrich KOORS who was born in Cincinnati in 1843. He is
a
son of Johann Heinrich KOORS and Maria KALKMAN. Bernard married Catherine
Maria Dasenbrock on Nov 22, 1870. I have no further information.
I looked in the cemetery book for St Anthony Church in Effingham. The only
Koors burried there are:
John B KOORS 15 Jan 1872 - 20 April 1940
Clara M KOORS 15 Nov 1878 - 7 July 1944
Catherine Francis KOORS dau of T J & M L 15 Feb 1911 - 3 Feb 1912
Florence KOORS dau of John and C 7 June 1913 - 7 Aug 1913
Neither Bernard nor his wife is listed in the book. I do not have the book
for the other Effingham Catholic Church.
Ronald J Repking.
In a message dated 1/24/08 7:40:17 P.M. Central Standard Time,
reddng07(a)yahoo.com writes:
My John or Henry Koors left the Cincinnati area and moved to Effingham co.,
Illinois. Where they stayed. There is probably a connection with the ones
in Kenton co., KY, but I can't find it. He also had a brother Herman who
moved at the same time. Wish I had more information.
Paula
oldenburg-l-request(a)genealogy.net wrote:
I am trying to find some information on my g-grandfather, John Henry Koors
(or Johann Heinrich) b.abt.1809 in Oldenburg, according to one of the
census.
He married a Mary or Maria Kalkmann. I don't know if it was before or after
the immigration to USA. Their oldest child, Bernard was born in 1843 in
Cincinatti, Ohio. Any help is appreciated.
Paula Redding
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From: "Steve Hellmann" <stevehellmann(a)insightbb.com>
To: "Oldenburg-L" <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net>
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 09:51:24 -0500
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Paula
I have some tombstone photos of:
John H Koors born 09/28/1817 died 09/17/886 Mary A.G. wife of J.H. Koors
born 03/17/1821 died 11/13/1869
Annie M. Koors
Born Dec.17 1847
Died May 19 1851
Eddie Koors
Born Sept 6 1878
Died Oct 6 1883
Mary Koors
1892
1895
They are in Mother of God Cemetery, Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky
Hope this is the correct family.
Thanks
Steve Hellmann of Edgewood, KY
From: Werner Honkomp <werner(a)honkomp.de>
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 22:28:05 +0100
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Check this messages, Werner
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
------
Re: [OL] Koors, Kors, Cors, Kohrs
Date: 2007/03/04 20:56:44
From: Familienkunde
Hello,
I've read the informations below with great interest because I'm working on
the parish registers of Goldenstedt.
Up to now I can correct and complete the dates as follows:
1) Johann Diederich Coors was born 29-Jul-1813 in Einen, part of the
village Goldenstedt; he was baptized on 30-Jul-1813 (register Number:
1813/14);
2) Johann Herman Coors was born 27-Sep-1817 in Einen, part of the village
Goldenstedt; he was baptized on 28-Sep-1817 (register Number: 1817/30);
3) The parents of the two brothers were: Johann Henrich Coors and Anna
Helena Macke. They married 06-Aug-1805 at Goldenstedt (register Number:
1805/07).
Source: Parish register of St. Gorgonius Catholic Church.
Gerd Hoffmann
Oldenburg
rradams(a)fuse.net wrote:
Koors, Cors, Kors,Cors,Kors.
Several John Koors's in Covington Kentucky-Cincinnati Ohio area:
John Diederick Koors born 06-21-1813- died 12-23-1859 Married on 11-12-1848
at Holy Trinity Church in Cincinnati, Ohio to Margaret Revermann born
12-02-1822 in Oldenberg on 11-12-1848 at Holy Trinity Church in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Covington Kentucky City Directory from 1872 through 1895.
Margaret Koors is the widow of Diederick Koors.
Diederick Cors/Koors filed naturalization papers in Cincinnati on April
14th, 1841 Page 294 Rare Books, Carl Belgen Library Cincinnati, Ohio. John
arrived on Ship "Edwina" in Baltimore June 21, 1841. Found to be born in
Goldenstadt Germany in St. Gorgonius Catholic Church. LDS record
0920828=Church records Oldenburg, Goldenstedt, Germany.
John Herman Koors born abt. 1817-died 09-17-1866 in Covington Kentucky.
Married 11-07-1847 St. Mary's Church in Covington, Kentucky to Mary Anna G.
Revermann birth 1824 came to the U.S about 1851.
John first shows up in the Covington City Directories in 1899-1867.
I believe the Koors brothers married Revermann sisters but more research is
needed.
Also in Covington Kentucky, across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, Ohio.
In 1872 Covington City Directory a John Koors, had a lumber business on the
corner of Russell and Craig St.
C. Adams
---- oldenburg-l-request(a)genealogy.net wrote:
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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 15:55:10 +0100
From: Werner Honkomp
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors, Kors, Cors, Kohrs
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Message-ID:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Hello Kim,
there was a cottage Kohrs in Damme(Oldenburg) part Rottinghausen, since
1874
Pellenwessel.
In Damme is only one address today:
Wilhelm Koors
Drosselpfad 5
49401 Damme
Have you more details?
Werner Honkomp
I am looking for information regarding the Koors family from Oldenburg.
They
may be spelled in a variety of ways but Koors is what I am interested in.
Probably John Koors, born early 1800's.
Thanks so much.
Kim Koors
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Date: 2008/02/05 19:16:24
From: ankejesberger <ankejesberger(a)arcor.de>
Date: 2008/02/05 19:26:43
From: Harald Tobias <harald.tobias(a)gmx.net>
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Date: 2008/02/05 21:41:54
From: ankejesberger <ankejesberger(a)arcor.de>
Ich möchte mich auf diesem Wege kurz vorstellen, da ich neu hier bin. Mein Name ist Anke Jesberger und wohne in Frankfurt a.M. Seit ca. einem halben Jahr beschäftige ich mich mit der Frage, wer waren meine Vorfahren. Diese stammen mütterlicherseits aus dem Oldenburger Raum. Meine Mutter selber wurde 1936 in Oldenburg / Eversten geboren. Meine Großmutter Adele Wenthe wurde am 09.01.1912 in Drielakermoor als jüngste Tochter von Friedrich Karl Wenthe und seiner Ehefrau Martjelina, geborene Schmacker, geboren. Diese hatten 6 Kinder ( 2 Söhne namens Karl und Theodor und 4 Töchter namens Martha, Marga, Dora und Adele meine Oma). Ich suche nun weitere Daten zu meinen Urgroßeltern, worüber mir das Standesamt Oldenburg keine Auskunft erteilen kann, da keine Unterlagen vorhanden wären. Ich versuche nun auf diesen Wege evtl. ein paar Hinweise erhalten zu können, wie ich nun weitervorgehen kann oder vielleicht sind jemandem diese Namen in Kirchenbüchern etc. aufgefallen. Die Geburtsdaten meiner Urgroßeltern dürften zwischen 1870 und 1880 liegen. Mit freundlichem Gruß Anke Jesberger
Date: 2008/02/06 13:45:42
From: paula redding <reddng07(a)yahoo.com>
:Lisa,
John and Mary came with Harmon or Herman at the same time. In fact they are on the 1850 census with the spelling of Kors or Kars, with Mary and Bernard H. I think that their land was only one or two away from where Herman and his Mary were.
Paula
1. Re: Koors/Kors/Kars (Lisa Niemeyer)
From: "Lisa Niemeyer" <lniemeyer(a)frontiernet.net>
To: "'Oldenburg-L'" <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net>
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 19:14:36 -0600
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Paula
Do you know about what year they came to Effingham area? I have looked in
the 1860 census of Effingham County for you only found a Coores family.
Harmon, Mary ( Parents) age 52 and 48. with a Joseph, Anna and Clemens
listed as children. Could this be the "brother" you mentioned below?.
However, even if they are not listed in St. Anthony's parish records (
which was the German Catholic Parish in the "town".) ( The other parish was
typically the Irish Catholic Parish) There are several Country parishes
where they might be found. I know the Dasenbrock name is popular in the
area. Let me know if I can be of further help.
Sincerely,
Lisa Niemeyer
Effingham County, IL
-----Original Message-----
From: oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net
[mailto:oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net] On Behalf Of REPKINGRON(a)aol.com
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 6:47 AM
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
I have a Bernard Heinrich KOORS who was born in Cincinnati in 1843. He is
a
son of Johann Heinrich KOORS and Maria KALKMAN. Bernard married Catherine
Maria Dasenbrock on Nov 22, 1870. I have no further information.
I looked in the cemetery book for St Anthony Church in Effingham. The only
Koors burried there are:
John B KOORS 15 Jan 1872 - 20 April 1940
Clara M KOORS 15 Nov 1878 - 7 July 1944
Catherine Francis KOORS dau of T J & M L 15 Feb 1911 - 3 Feb 1912
Florence KOORS dau of John and C 7 June 1913 - 7 Aug 1913
Neither Bernard nor his wife is listed in the book. I do not have the book
for the other Effingham Catholic Church.
Ronald J Repking.
In a message dated 1/24/08 7:40:17 P.M. Central Standard Time,
reddng07(a)yahoo.com writes:
My John or Henry Koors left the Cincinnati area and moved to Effingham co.,
Illinois. Where they stayed. There is probably a connection with the ones
in Kenton co., KY, but I can't find it. He also had a brother Herman who
moved at the same time. Wish I had more information.
Paula
oldenburg-l-request(a)genealogy.net wrote:
I am trying to find some information on my g-grandfather, John Henry Koors
(or Johann Heinrich) b.abt.1809 in Oldenburg, according to one of the
census.
He married a Mary or Maria Kalkmann. I don't know if it was before or after
the immigration to USA. Their oldest child, Bernard was born in 1843 in
Cincinatti, Ohio. Any help is appreciated.
Paula Redding
---------------------------------
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From: "Steve Hellmann"
To: "Oldenburg-L"
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 09:51:24 -0500
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Paula
I have some tombstone photos of:
John H Koors born 09/28/1817 died 09/17/886 Mary A.G. wife of J.H. Koors
born 03/17/1821 died 11/13/1869
Annie M. Koors
Born Dec.17 1847
Died May 19 1851
Eddie Koors
Born Sept 6 1878
Died Oct 6 1883
Mary Koors
1892
1895
They are in Mother of God Cemetery, Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky
Hope this is the correct family.
Thanks
Steve Hellmann of Edgewood, KY
From: Werner Honkomp
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 22:28:05 +0100
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Check this messages, Werner
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
------
Re: [OL] Koors, Kors, Cors, Kohrs
Date: 2007/03/04 20:56:44
From: Familienkunde
Hello,
I've read the informations below with great interest because I'm working on
the parish registers of Goldenstedt.
Up to now I can correct and complete the dates as follows:
1) Johann Diederich Coors was born 29-Jul-1813 in Einen, part of the
village Goldenstedt; he was baptized on 30-Jul-1813 (register Number:
1813/14);
2) Johann Herman Coors was born 27-Sep-1817 in Einen, part of the village
Goldenstedt; he was baptized on 28-Sep-1817 (register Number: 1817/30);
3) The parents of the two brothers were: Johann Henrich Coors and Anna
Helena Macke. They married 06-Aug-1805 at Goldenstedt (register Number:
1805/07).
Source: Parish register of St. Gorgonius Catholic Church.
Gerd Hoffmann
Oldenburg
rradams(a)fuse.net wrote:
Koors, Cors, Kors,Cors,Kors.
Several John Koors's in Covington Kentucky-Cincinnati Ohio area:
John Diederick Koors born 06-21-1813- died 12-23-1859 Married on 11-12-1848
at Holy Trinity Church in Cincinnati, Ohio to Margaret Revermann born
12-02-1822 in Oldenberg on 11-12-1848 at Holy Trinity Church in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Covington Kentucky City Directory from 1872 through 1895.
Margaret Koors is the widow of Diederick Koors.
Diederick Cors/Koors filed naturalization papers in Cincinnati on April
14th, 1841 Page 294 Rare Books, Carl Belgen Library Cincinnati, Ohio. John
arrived on Ship "Edwina" in Baltimore June 21, 1841. Found to be born in
Goldenstadt Germany in St. Gorgonius Catholic Church. LDS record
0920828=Church records Oldenburg, Goldenstedt, Germany.
John Herman Koors born abt. 1817-died 09-17-1866 in Covington Kentucky.
Married 11-07-1847 St. Mary's Church in Covington, Kentucky to Mary Anna G.
Revermann birth 1824 came to the U.S about 1851.
John first shows up in the Covington City Directories in 1899-1867.
I believe the Koors brothers married Revermann sisters but more research is
needed.
Also in Covington Kentucky, across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, Ohio.
In 1872 Covington City Directory a John Koors, had a lumber business on the
corner of Russell and Craig St.
C. Adams
---- oldenburg-l-request(a)genealogy.net wrote:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Message: 1
Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 15:55:10 +0100
From: Werner Honkomp
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors, Kors, Cors, Kohrs
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Message-ID:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Hello Kim,
there was a cottage Kohrs in Damme(Oldenburg) part Rottinghausen, since
1874
Pellenwessel.
In Damme is only one address today:
Wilhelm Koors
Drosselpfad 5
49401 Damme
Have you more details?
Werner Honkomp
I am looking for information regarding the Koors family from Oldenburg.
They
may be spelled in a variety of ways but Koors is what I am interested in.
Probably John Koors, born early 1800's.
Thanks so much.
Kim Koors
**************Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL Music.
(http://music.aol.com/grammys/pictures/never-won-a-grammy?NCID=aolcmp0030000
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Date: 2008/02/06 18:13:37
From: Lisa Niemeyer <lniemeyer(a)frontiernet.net>
Paula- with the mention below of tombstone markers in Covington KY, do
you think they moved back from Effingham to the Cincy/ Covington area? In
1860 it says Harmon/ Herman was a farmer but the house number was in the
City of Effingham. I checked the other spellings and did not find the John
& Mary you are looking for. If I can be of further assistance for
Effingham records, please let me know.
Best Regards,
Lisa
-----Original Message-----
From: oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net
[mailto:oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net] On Behalf Of paula redding
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 6:45 AM
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
:Lisa,
John and Mary came with Harmon or Herman at the same time. In fact they
are on the 1850 census with the spelling of Kors or Kars, with Mary and
Bernard H. I think that their land was only one or two away from where
Herman and his Mary were.
Paula
1. Re: Koors/Kors/Kars (Lisa Niemeyer)
From: "Lisa Niemeyer" <lniemeyer(a)frontiernet.net>
To: "'Oldenburg-L'" <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net>
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 19:14:36 -0600
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Paula
Do you know about what year they came to Effingham area? I have looked in
the 1860 census of Effingham County for you only found a Coores family.
Harmon, Mary ( Parents) age 52 and 48. with a Joseph, Anna and Clemens
listed as children. Could this be the "brother" you mentioned below?.
However, even if they are not listed in St. Anthony's parish records ( which
was the German Catholic Parish in the "town".) ( The other parish was
typically the Irish Catholic Parish) There are several Country parishes
where they might be found. I know the Dasenbrock name is popular in the
area. Let me know if I can be of further help.
Sincerely,
Lisa Niemeyer
Effingham County, IL
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I have a Bernard Heinrich KOORS who was born in Cincinnati in 1843. He is a
son of Johann Heinrich KOORS and Maria KALKMAN. Bernard married Catherine
Maria Dasenbrock on Nov 22, 1870. I have no further information.
I looked in the cemetery book for St Anthony Church in Effingham. The only
Koors burried there are:
John B KOORS 15 Jan 1872 - 20 April 1940 Clara M KOORS 15 Nov 1878 - 7 July
1944 Catherine Francis KOORS dau of T J & M L 15 Feb 1911 - 3 Feb 1912
Florence KOORS dau of John and C 7 June 1913 - 7 Aug 1913
Neither Bernard nor his wife is listed in the book. I do not have the book
for the other Effingham Catholic Church.
Ronald J Repking.
In a message dated 1/24/08 7:40:17 P.M. Central Standard Time,
reddng07(a)yahoo.com writes:
My John or Henry Koors left the Cincinnati area and moved to Effingham co.,
Illinois. Where they stayed. There is probably a connection with the ones in
Kenton co., KY, but I can't find it. He also had a brother Herman who moved
at the same time. Wish I had more information.
Paula
oldenburg-l-request(a)genealogy.net wrote:
I am trying to find some information on my g-grandfather, John Henry Koors
(or Johann Heinrich) b.abt.1809 in Oldenburg, according to one of the
census.
He married a Mary or Maria Kalkmann. I don't know if it was before or after
the immigration to USA. Their oldest child, Bernard was born in 1843 in
Cincinatti, Ohio. Any help is appreciated.
Paula Redding
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To: "Oldenburg-L"
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 09:51:24 -0500
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Paula
I have some tombstone photos of:
John H Koors born 09/28/1817 died 09/17/886 Mary A.G. wife of J.H. Koors
born 03/17/1821 died 11/13/1869
Annie M. Koors
Born Dec.17 1847
Died May 19 1851
Eddie Koors
Born Sept 6 1878
Died Oct 6 1883
Mary Koors
1892
1895
They are in Mother of God Cemetery, Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky
Hope this is the correct family.
Thanks
Steve Hellmann of Edgewood, KY
From: Werner Honkomp
To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 22:28:05 +0100
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors/Kors/Kars
Check this messages, Werner
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Re: [OL] Koors, Kors, Cors, Kohrs
Date: 2007/03/04 20:56:44
From: Familienkunde
Hello,
I've read the informations below with great interest because I'm working on
the parish registers of Goldenstedt.
Up to now I can correct and complete the dates as follows:
1) Johann Diederich Coors was born 29-Jul-1813 in Einen, part of the village
Goldenstedt; he was baptized on 30-Jul-1813 (register Number:
1813/14);
2) Johann Herman Coors was born 27-Sep-1817 in Einen, part of the village
Goldenstedt; he was baptized on 28-Sep-1817 (register Number: 1817/30);
3) The parents of the two brothers were: Johann Henrich Coors and Anna
Helena Macke. They married 06-Aug-1805 at Goldenstedt (register Number:
1805/07).
Source: Parish register of St. Gorgonius Catholic Church.
Gerd Hoffmann
Oldenburg
rradams(a)fuse.net wrote:
Koors, Cors, Kors,Cors,Kors.
Several John Koors's in Covington Kentucky-Cincinnati Ohio area:
John Diederick Koors born 06-21-1813- died 12-23-1859 Married on 11-12-1848
at Holy Trinity Church in Cincinnati, Ohio to Margaret Revermann born
12-02-1822 in Oldenberg on 11-12-1848 at Holy Trinity Church in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Covington Kentucky City Directory from 1872 through 1895.
Margaret Koors is the widow of Diederick Koors.
Diederick Cors/Koors filed naturalization papers in Cincinnati on April
14th, 1841 Page 294 Rare Books, Carl Belgen Library Cincinnati, Ohio. John
arrived on Ship "Edwina" in Baltimore June 21, 1841. Found to be born in
Goldenstadt Germany in St. Gorgonius Catholic Church. LDS record
0920828=Church records Oldenburg, Goldenstedt, Germany.
John Herman Koors born abt. 1817-died 09-17-1866 in Covington Kentucky.
Married 11-07-1847 St. Mary's Church in Covington, Kentucky to Mary Anna G.
Revermann birth 1824 came to the U.S about 1851.
John first shows up in the Covington City Directories in 1899-1867.
I believe the Koors brothers married Revermann sisters but more research is
needed.
Also in Covington Kentucky, across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, Ohio.
In 1872 Covington City Directory a John Koors, had a lumber business on the
corner of Russell and Craig St.
C. Adams
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Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 15:55:10 +0100
From: Werner Honkomp
Subject: Re: [OL] Koors, Kors, Cors, Kohrs
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Hello Kim,
there was a cottage Kohrs in Damme(Oldenburg) part Rottinghausen, since
1874
Pellenwessel.
In Damme is only one address today:
Wilhelm Koors
Drosselpfad 5
49401 Damme
Have you more details?
Werner Honkomp
I am looking for information regarding the Koors family from Oldenburg.
They
may be spelled in a variety of ways but Koors is what I am interested in.
Probably John Koors, born early 1800's.
Thanks so much.
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Date: 2008/02/06 19:13:47
From: Lisa Niemeyer <lniemeyer(a)frontiernet.net>
I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the Covington, KY areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records for the Niemeyer's and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the Archives of the Church yet. I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city directories in Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel I'm at a brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these areas. I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a Frederick Niemeyer was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he was a brother/ cousin or if related at all. John Henry and Catherine moved to Teutopolis, IL in 1847. Family stories passed on says there was family that stayed in Cincy and the Covington, KY area. Other names I want to look for in the Cincy area are Catherine Maria' Kerk's parents John Jacob Kerk and Maria Adeleide Kerk also known to be in Cincy in the 1840's. One of the family stories mentioned loosing some family in the cholera epidemic that swept through the city in the late 1840's. Thanks, Lisa Niemeyer
Date: 2008/02/06 19:57:21
From: Steve Hellmann <stevehellmann(a)insightbb.com>
You will like this. Kenton County, Kentucky Public Library web site. http://www.kenton.lib.ky.us/
click on Genealogy & KY History click on geNKY (Northern KY Genealogy Index)
1st Search the Northern Kentucky Genealogy Databases type in a name to search on.
Thanks Steve Hellmann of Edgewood, KY
I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the Covington, KY
areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records for the Niemeyer's
and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the Archives of the Church yet.
I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city directories in
Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a
subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel I'm at a
brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these areas.
I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in Cincy
in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine Maria Kerk (
Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other family in the Cincy
and Covington, KY area because a Frederick Niemeyer was a witness to the
wedding, but don't know if he was a brother/ cousin or if related at all.
John Henry and Catherine moved to Teutopolis, IL in 1847. Family stories
passed on says there was family that stayed in Cincy and the Covington, KY
area. Other names I want to look for in the Cincy area are Catherine
Maria' Kerk's parents John Jacob Kerk and Maria Adeleide Kerk also known
to be in Cincy in the 1840's. One of the family stories mentioned loosing
some family in the cholera epidemic that swept through the city in the late
1840's.
Thanks, Lisa Niemeyer
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Date: 2008/02/06 20:50:12
From: D.L. MacLaughlan-Dumes <dmac(a)physics.ucla.edu>
I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the Covington, KY areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records for the Niemeyer's and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the Archives of the Church yet.
I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city directories in Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel I'm at a brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these areas.
I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a Frederick Niemeyer was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he was a brother/ cousin or if related at all.
Regards, Debra http://sakionline.net/familypage Oldenburg families: Bruns, Oldehues, von Oven, Melchers
Date: 2008/02/06 22:08:54
From: Becky Koelling <beckykoelling(a)charter.net>
Becky Koelling On Feb 6, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Lisa Niemeyer wrote:
I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the Covington, KY
areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records for the Niemeyer's
and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the Archives of the Church yet.
I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city directories in
Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a
subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel I'm at a
brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these areas.
I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in Cincy
in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine Maria Kerk (
Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other family in the Cincy
and Covington, KY area because a Frederick Niemeyer was a witness to the
wedding, but don't know if he was a brother/ cousin or if related at all.
John Henry and Catherine moved to Teutopolis, IL in 1847. Family stories
passed on says there was family that stayed in Cincy and the Covington, KY
area. Other names I want to look for in the Cincy area are Catherine
Maria' Kerk's parents John Jacob Kerk and Maria Adeleide Kerk also known
to be in Cincy in the 1840's. One of the family stories mentioned loosing
some family in the cholera epidemic that swept through the city in the late
1840's.
Thanks, Lisa Niemeyer
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Date: 2008/02/06 22:15:15
From: Carol Sanman <springkitten(a)mac.com>
Carol On Feb 6, 2008, at 4:06 PM, Becky Koelling wrote:
Lisa
Both of my parents were born and raised in Cincinnati and we currently live in St. Louis. My mom's ancestors first arrived there in 1835. I have done research in Cincinnati, but mostly I've done it from home in St. Louis. I have been frustrated, too, by the lack of records for Cincinnati that are available online. The Archdiocese of Cincinnati takes a VERY long time to hear from and have a great many restrictions and rules on requests.
I have a membership to Ancestry.com and they currently have two Cincinnati directories that I know of. One is from 1877 and the other about 1895. They also have Ohio deaths from 1908 through the 2000's. Not all years available. The earlier deaths only give a name and death date.
The Family History Library offers the Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Statistics on microfilm. Sometimes there is valuable info offered on them, but like a death certificate, some of the info is only as good as the informant. But...a clue is a clue.
Our local public library has a vast offering of genealogy information and they have some indexes to marriages, church burials, etc. that have been written up on Hamilton County.
Good luck on your Cincinnati search!
Becky Koelling On Feb 6, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Lisa Niemeyer wrote:
I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the
Covington, KY
areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records for the
Niemeyer's
and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the Archives of the
Church yet.
I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city
directories in
Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a
subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel
I'm at a
brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for
these areas.
I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship
in Cincy
in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine
Maria Kerk (
Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other family in
the Cincy
and Covington, KY area because a Frederick Niemeyer was a witness
to the
wedding, but don't know if he was a brother/ cousin or if related
at all.
John Henry and Catherine moved to Teutopolis, IL in 1847. Family
stories
passed on says there was family that stayed in Cincy and the
Covington, KY
area. Other names I want to look for in the Cincy area are Catherine
Maria' Kerk's parents John Jacob Kerk and Maria Adeleide Kerk
also known
to be in Cincy in the 1840's. One of the family stories mentioned
loosing
some family in the cholera epidemic that swept through the city in
the late
1840's.
Thanks, Lisa Niemeyer
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Date: 2008/02/07 08:39:49
From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de>
Hallo Liebe Listies Ich suche Daten und evt. Nachkommen von : Hermann Heinrich Mester * 5.3.1837 in Bywisch Heinrich Dietrich Mester Heuermann in Bywisch * unbekannt , Vater von Hermann Heinrich Anna Elisabeth Mester verw. Menkens geb. Cordes * unbekannt ,Mutter von Hermann Heinrich Lg Gabriele _________________________________________________________________ Importieren Sie ganz einfach Ihre E-Mail Adressen in den Messenger! http://messenger.live.de/community/neuekontakte_adressimport.html
Date: 2008/02/07 09:49:47
From: GDiers9488 <GDiers9488(a)aol.com>
Hallo, ein Dietrich Mester hat um 1981 umfangreiche Chroniken geschrieben zu -Iprump und Stickgras -Adelheide -135 Jahre Haus und Hof in Annenheide alles in und um Delmenhorst. Vielleicht ist er einer der Nachfahren Ihres Hermann Heinrich Mester. Die Chroniken, jede etwa 200 Seiten stark, wurden nicht gedruckt sondern per Kopierer vervielfältigt. Eine Kopie liegt z.B. im Archiv der Oldb. Gesellschaft für Familienkunde im Staatsarchiv Oldenburg. Gruß Gerold Diers
Date: 2008/02/07 10:13:41
From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de>
Hallo Gerold Ich danke dir! Ich werde versuchen eine Kopie des Werkes zu erhalten. Es ist gut möglich ,das da eine Verwandschaftliche Beziehung existiert. Lg Gabriele > From: GDiers9488(a)aol.com > Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 03:49:30 -0500 > To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net > Subject: Re: [OL] Suche Informationen zu Mester > > Hallo, > ein Dietrich Mester hat um 1981 umfangreiche Chroniken geschrieben zu > -Iprump und Stickgras > -Adelheide > -135 Jahre Haus und Hof in Annenheide > alles in und um Delmenhorst. > > Vielleicht ist er einer der Nachfahren Ihres Hermann Heinrich Mester. > > Die Chroniken, jede etwa 200 Seiten stark, wurden nicht gedruckt sondern per > Kopierer vervielfältigt. Eine Kopie liegt z.B. im Archiv der Oldb. > Gesellschaft für Familienkunde im Staatsarchiv Oldenburg. > > Gruß > Gerold Diers > > > > > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l _________________________________________________________________ Neu: Internet Explorer 7 optimiert für MSN! http://optimize.de.msn.com/default.aspx?mkt=de-de
Date: 2008/02/07 13:19:17
From: McCoy, Terry G. COL <mccoyt(a)eucom.mil>
I'm also interested in the history of the Cincinnati and Covington area. I'm especially interested in anything about my great-grandfather, Charles Grafton, born in Oldenburg in 1827, who lived from about 1864 to 1870 in that area. One great site I have found useful is: http://apu.kentonlibrary.org/gen/gendb.php It has a very user friendly search feature covering a number of data bases. Hope this helps. Terry McCoy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 15:06:12 -0600 From: Becky Koelling <beckykoelling(a)charter.net> Subject: Re: [OL] Research in Cincinnati, OH & Covington, KY To: Oldenburg-L <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Message-ID: <0D9EE5BC-298F-4C09-96B0-FB5D9879E3E5(a)charter.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; delsp=yes; format=flowed Lisa Both of my parents were born and raised in Cincinnati and we currently live in St. Louis. My mom's ancestors first arrived there in 1835. I have done research in Cincinnati, but mostly I've done it from home in St. Louis. I have been frustrated, too, by the lack of records for Cincinnati that are available online. The Archdiocese of Cincinnati takes a VERY long time to hear from and have a great many restrictions and rules on requests. I have a membership to Ancestry.com and they currently have two Cincinnati directories that I know of. One is from 1877 and the other about 1895. They also have Ohio deaths from 1908 through the 2000's. Not all years available. The earlier deaths only give a name and death date. The Family History Library offers the Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Statistics on microfilm. Sometimes there is valuable info offered on them, but like a death certificate, some of the info is only as good as the informant. But...a clue is a clue. Our local public library has a vast offering of genealogy information and they have some indexes to marriages, church burials, etc. that have been written up on Hamilton County. Good luck on your Cincinnati search! Becky Koelling On Feb 6, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Lisa Niemeyer wrote: > I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the > Covington, KY areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records > for the Niemeyer's and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the > Archives of the Church yet. > I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city > directories in > Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a > subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel > I'm at a > brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these > areas. > > I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in > Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine > Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other > family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a Frederick > Niemeyer was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he was a > brother/ cousin or if related at all. > John Henry and Catherine moved to Teutopolis, IL in 1847. Family > stories passed on says there was family that stayed in Cincy and the > Covington, KY > area. Other names I want to look for in the Cincy area are Catherine > Maria' Kerk's parents John Jacob Kerk and Maria Adeleide Kerk also > known to be in Cincy in the 1840's. One of the family stories > mentioned loosing some family in the cholera epidemic that swept > through the city in the late 1840's. > > Thanks, > Lisa Niemeyer > > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 16:14:56 -0500 From: Carol Sanman <springkitten(a)mac.com> Subject: Re: [OL] Research in Cincinnati, OH & Covington, KY To: Oldenburg-L <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Message-ID: <F1E039DF-F640-496A-91CD-859D51D922C6(a)mac.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; delsp=yes; format=flowed Another good source is heritagequest.com. Is available online via many local libraries. Just have to have a library card to use it. AND IT IS FREE TO USE! Has census info as well as other. And you can have a library card at many libraries-- even if you don't live there. Carol On Feb 6, 2008, at 4:06 PM, Becky Koelling wrote: > Lisa > > Both of my parents were born and raised in Cincinnati and we currently > live in St. Louis. My mom's ancestors first arrived there in 1835. I > have done research in Cincinnati, but mostly I've done it from home in > St. Louis. I have been frustrated, too, by the lack of records for > Cincinnati that are available online. The Archdiocese of Cincinnati > takes a VERY long time to hear from and have a great many restrictions > and rules on requests. > > I have a membership to Ancestry.com and they currently have two > Cincinnati directories that I know of. One is from 1877 and the other > about 1895. They also have Ohio deaths from 1908 through the 2000's. > Not all years available. The earlier deaths only give a name and > death date. > > The Family History Library offers the Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery > Statistics on microfilm. Sometimes there is valuable info offered on > them, but like a death certificate, some of the info is only as good > as the informant. But...a clue is a clue. > > Our local public library has a vast offering of genealogy information > and they have some indexes to marriages, church burials, etc. that > have been written up on Hamilton County. > > Good luck on your Cincinnati search! > > Becky Koelling > On Feb 6, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Lisa Niemeyer wrote: > >> I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the >> Covington, KY areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records >> for the Niemeyer's and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the >> Archives of the Church yet. >> I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city >> directories in >> Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? >> Would a >> subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel >> I'm at a >> brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these >> areas. >> >> I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship >> in Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married >> Catherine Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he >> had other family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a >> Frederick Niemeyer was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he >> was a brother/ cousin or if related at all. >> John Henry and Catherine moved to Teutopolis, IL in 1847. Family >> stories passed on says there was family that stayed in Cincy and the >> Covington, KY >> area. Other names I want to look for in the Cincy area are >> Catherine >> Maria' Kerk's parents John Jacob Kerk and Maria Adeleide Kerk also >> known to be in Cincy in the 1840's. One of the family stories >> mentioned loosing some family in the cholera epidemic that swept >> through the city in the late 1840's. >> >> Thanks, >> Lisa Niemeyer >> >> Oldenburg-L mailing list >> Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net >> http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l > > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 08:38:40 +0100 From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de> Subject: [OL] Suche Informationen zu Mester To: <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Message-ID: <BLU105-W47CD584039A73D5A88B34EFE2E0(a)phx.gbl> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hallo Liebe Listies Ich suche Daten und evt. Nachkommen von : Hermann Heinrich Mester * 5.3.1837 in Bywisch Heinrich Dietrich Mester Heuermann in Bywisch * unbekannt , Vater von Hermann Heinrich Anna Elisabeth Mester verw. Menkens geb. Cordes * unbekannt ,Mutter von Hermann Heinrich Lg Gabriele _________________________________________________________________ Importieren Sie ganz einfach Ihre E-Mail Adressen in den Messenger! http://messenger.live.de/community/neuekontakte_adressimport.html ------------------------------ Message: 4 Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 03:49:30 EST From: GDiers9488(a)aol.com Subject: Re: [OL] Suche Informationen zu Mester To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net Message-ID: <d45.202a53a5.34dc201a(a)aol.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1" Hallo, ein Dietrich Mester hat um 1981 umfangreiche Chroniken geschrieben zu -Iprump und Stickgras -Adelheide -135 Jahre Haus und Hof in Annenheide alles in und um Delmenhorst. Vielleicht ist er einer der Nachfahren Ihres Hermann Heinrich Mester. Die Chroniken, jede etwa 200 Seiten stark, wurden nicht gedruckt sondern per Kopierer vervielf?ltigt. Eine Kopie liegt z.B. im Archiv der Oldb. Gesellschaft f?r Familienkunde im Staatsarchiv Oldenburg. Gru? Gerold Diers ------------------------------ Message: 5 Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 10:13:33 +0100 From: gabriele schmidt <gabriele.schmidt(a)hotmail.de> Subject: Re: [OL] Suche Informationen zu Mester To: Oldenburg-L <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Message-ID: <BLU105-W183850075D4FF214DCD4B9FE2E0(a)phx.gbl> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hallo Gerold Ich danke dir! Ich werde versuchen eine Kopie des Werkes zu erhalten. Es ist gut m?glich ,das da eine Verwandschaftliche Beziehung existiert. Lg Gabriele > From: GDiers9488(a)aol.com > Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 03:49:30 -0500 > To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net > Subject: Re: [OL] Suche Informationen zu Mester > > Hallo, > ein Dietrich Mester hat um 1981 umfangreiche Chroniken geschrieben zu > -Iprump und Stickgras -Adelheide > -135 Jahre Haus und Hof in Annenheide > alles in und um Delmenhorst. > > Vielleicht ist er einer der Nachfahren Ihres Hermann Heinrich Mester. > > Die Chroniken, jede etwa 200 Seiten stark, wurden nicht gedruckt > sondern per Kopierer vervielf?ltigt. 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Date: 2008/02/07 15:34:44
From: Bernd Salewski <salewski.hambergen(a)ewetel.net>
Gruß Bernd Salewski
Hallo Gerold
Ich danke dir!
Ich werde versuchen eine Kopie des Werkes zu erhalten. Es ist gut möglich ,das da eine Verwandschaftliche Beziehung existiert.
Lg Gabriele
From: GDiers9488(a)aol.com Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 03:49:30 -0500 To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net Subject: Re: [OL] Suche Informationen zu Mester
Hallo, ein Dietrich Mester hat um 1981 umfangreiche Chroniken geschrieben zu -Iprump und Stickgras -Adelheide -135 Jahre Haus und Hof in Annenheide alles in und um Delmenhorst.
Vielleicht ist er einer der Nachfahren Ihres Hermann Heinrich Mester.
Die Chroniken, jede etwa 200 Seiten stark, wurden nicht gedruckt sondern per
Kopierer vervielfältigt. Eine Kopie liegt z.B. im Archiv der Oldb.
Gesellschaft für Familienkunde im Staatsarchiv Oldenburg.
Gruß Gerold Diers
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Date: 2008/02/07 17:20:31
From: Lisa Niemeyer <lniemeyer(a)frontiernet.net>
I want to thank everyone that sent resources for my research of the Cincy areas. I am quite impressed with what Kenton Co. Library site has to offer! It has already given me a few leads to follow, which you are right a clue is a clue. D.L. MacLaughlan- Dumas: you asked me where my brick wall was, and it is finding the town in Germany from which my ancestral Niemeyer's came from and when they came. I haven't found an exact match on the German lists or ship lists either. And yes I do think they probably came from Hannover and not Oldenburg. I guess I just noticed more postings regarding databases and researching in the Cincy area. I do have the obituary of the immigrant John Henry Niemeyer, and to my dismay doesn't say anything about where he came from or who is parents or brothers were. It just mentions family coming from Cincy for the services. So my hope is to try and find a brother, who may have put somewhere on some document a town where they came from in Germany or when. Again, I thank the Listers for your assistance! Lisa Niemeyer From: oldenburg-l-bounces+lniemeyer=frontiernet.net(a)genealogy.net [mailto:oldenburg-l-bounces+lniemeyer=frontiernet.net(a)genealogy.net] On Behalf Of D.L. MacLaughlan-Dumes Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 12:49 PM To: Oldenburg-L Subject: Re: [OL] Research in Cincinnati, OH & Covington, KY At 12:13 PM 2/6/2008 -0600, you wrote: > I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the >Covington, KY areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records for >the Niemeyer's and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the Archives of the Church yet. If you know what church your Niemeyers were affiliated with this is probably the best route. Even so the records you may receive may not be very enlightening. I have Robers ancestors who lived in Cincinnati in the 1840s and 1850s. Their St. Mary's marriage record gives just the name of the bride, groom, witnesses and dates, no ages, birthplace, or parents' names. >I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city directories in >Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a >subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel I'm at a >brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these areas. Which way is your brick wall, back in time to Oldenburg (I assume they were from there since you're posting on an Oldenburg list) or after they came to Ohio? ancestry.com is fine for census work but doesn't have much in the way of early Cincinnati directories. But the 1840-1900 censuses show a handful of Niemeyer/Niemeier families there and a few Kark/Kerk/Karch families. If your local library subscribes to ancestry.com you might not need a subscription. >I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in >Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine >Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other >family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a Frederick Niemeyer >was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he was a brother/ cousin or if related at all. There's a good chance that this indicates a relationship of some kind, but you likely won't be able to prove it unless you find birth records for them in their town of origin in Germany, or unless the marriage record indicates a relationship. Another option: see whether you can find a death record for your John Henry Niemeyer in IL and Frederick in Ohio. Those may give parents' names. In the 1870 census there's a Frederick Niemeyer, born about 1823, living in Cincinnati and married to a Mary, but he reports being from Hannover not Oldenburg. The only John Niemeyer I can find in Illinois, born in 1820, was married to a Theresia, not Catherine or Mary, and he was from Hannover as well. There's a death of a John H. Niemeyer on 09/30/1878 in Teutopolis, Effingham County, IL; perhaps the son of your German-born John Henry? IL deaths are searchable online here: http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/deathsrch.html Steve Hellmann's suggestion about the Kenton County library may be helpful too. I found some family members from Cincinnati who had resettled in Covington and found some obits that helped fill in family details. Regards, Debra http://sakionline.net/familypage Oldenburg families: Bruns, Oldehues, von Oven, Melchers Oldenburg-L mailing list Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l
Date: 2008/02/07 18:28:31
From: Sternensohn74 <sternensohn74(a)web.de>
Date: 2008/02/07 18:29:29
From: mstulken <mstulken(a)wi.net>
Have you tried a Google search for "johann heinrich niemeyer" (including the quotation marks)? I found quite a number of hits. A number of my family members are from the area east of Osnabrück, which comes up "Hannover" in a lot of census records. These people settled in the southeast Indiana, Cincinnati, northern Kentucky area. I realize Niemeyer is a very common name, so the above might not be any help, but just in case..... Good luck! Marilyn > I want to thank everyone that sent resources for my research of the Cincy > areas. I am quite impressed with what Kenton Co. Library site has to > offer! > It has already given me a few leads to follow, which you are right a clue > is > a clue. > > D.L. MacLaughlan- Dumas: you asked me where my brick wall was, and it is > finding the town in Germany from which my ancestral Niemeyer's came from > and > when they came. I haven't found an exact match on the German lists or > ship > lists either. And yes I do think they probably came from Hannover and not > Oldenburg. I guess I just noticed more postings regarding databases and > researching in the Cincy area. I do have the obituary of the immigrant > John > Henry Niemeyer, and to my dismay doesn't say anything about where he came > from or who is parents or brothers were. It just mentions family coming > from Cincy for the services. So my hope is to try and find a brother, who > may have put somewhere on some document a town where they came from in > Germany or when. > > Again, I thank the Listers for your assistance! > > > Lisa Niemeyer > > > > From: oldenburg-l-bounces+lniemeyer=frontiernet.net(a)genealogy.net > [mailto:oldenburg-l-bounces+lniemeyer=frontiernet.net(a)genealogy.net] On > Behalf Of D.L. MacLaughlan-Dumes > Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 12:49 PM > To: Oldenburg-L > Subject: Re: [OL] Research in Cincinnati, OH & Covington, KY > > At 12:13 PM 2/6/2008 -0600, you wrote: > >> I am looking for advice on researching in Cincinnati and the >>Covington, KY areas. I have sent a request for sacramental records for >>the Niemeyer's and Kerk's but have not heard back yet from the Archives >> of > the Church yet. > > If you know what church your Niemeyers were affiliated with this is > probably > the best route. Even so the records you may receive may not be very > enlightening. I have Robers ancestors who lived in Cincinnati in the 1840s > and 1850s. Their St. Mary's marriage record gives just the name of the > bride, groom, witnesses and dates, no ages, birthplace, or parents' names. > >>I've noticed some listers mention cemetery records and city directories >> in >>Cincy and Covington, KY. Are any of these resources online? Would a >>subscription to ancesty.com be worthwhile? Like I said, I feel I'm at >> a >>brick wall and looking for some advice on what's available for these >> areas. > > Which way is your brick wall, back in time to Oldenburg (I assume they > were > from there since you're posting on an Oldenburg list) or after they came > to > Ohio? > > ancestry.com is fine for census work but doesn't have much in the way of > early Cincinnati directories. But the 1840-1900 censuses show a handful of > Niemeyer/Niemeier families there and a few Kark/Kerk/Karch families. If > your > local library subscribes to ancestry.com you might not need a > subscription. > >>I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in >>Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine >>Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other >>family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a Frederick Niemeyer >>was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he was a brother/ cousin >> or > if related at all. > > There's a good chance that this indicates a relationship of some kind, but > you likely won't be able to prove it unless you find birth records for > them > in their town of origin in Germany, or unless the marriage record > indicates > a relationship. Another option: see whether you can find a death record > for > your John Henry Niemeyer in IL and Frederick in Ohio. Those may give > parents' names. > > In the 1870 census there's a Frederick Niemeyer, born about 1823, living > in > Cincinnati and married to a Mary, but he reports being from Hannover not > Oldenburg. The only John Niemeyer I can find in Illinois, born in 1820, > was > married to a Theresia, not Catherine or Mary, and he was from Hannover as > well. > > There's a death of a John H. Niemeyer on 09/30/1878 in Teutopolis, > Effingham > County, IL; perhaps the son of your German-born John Henry? IL deaths are > searchable online here: > > http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/deathsrch.html > > Steve Hellmann's suggestion about the Kenton County library may be helpful > too. I found some family members from Cincinnati who had resettled in > Covington and found some obits that helped fill in family details. > > Regards, > Debra > http://sakionline.net/familypage > Oldenburg families: Bruns, Oldehues, von Oven, Melchers > > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l > > Oldenburg-L mailing list > Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net > http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l >
Date: 2008/02/07 18:47:40
From: Werner Honkomp <werner(a)honkomp.de>
Hello Lisa, in North-West of Germany is Niemeyer a common name - check this URL: http://christoph.stoepel.net/geogen/v3/Default.aspx There are catholics and lutherans area - is your John Henry Niemeyer catholic? The emigration book of the catholic area Lingen / Ems (former Hannover province) listed some Niemeyers, but not yours. The next one is: Johann Henrich Niemeyer, born 30.Aug.1812 in the village Bernte, parish Emsbühren, also the brothers Gerhard Henrich born 1822 and Gerhard Johann born 1815 and the sisters Margaretha Adelheid and Maria Adelheid - no emigration date is given. You can find the name also in Oldenburg province - Cloppenburg area. Good luck, Werner Honkomp > I want to thank everyone that sent resources for my research of the Cincy > areas. I am quite impressed with what Kenton Co. Library site has to > offer! > It has already given me a few leads to follow, which you are right a clue > is > a clue. > D.L. MacLaughlan- Dumas: you asked me where my brick wall was, and it is > finding the town in Germany from which my ancestral Niemeyer's came from > and > when they came. I haven't found an exact match on the German lists or > ship > lists either. And yes I do think they probably came from Hannover and not > Oldenburg. I guess I just noticed more postings regarding databases and > researching in the Cincy area. I do have the obituary of the immigrant > John > Henry Niemeyer, and to my dismay doesn't say anything about where he came > from or who is parents or brothers were. It just mentions family coming > from Cincy for the services. So my hope is to try and find a brother, who > may have put somewhere on some document a town where they came from in > Germany or when. > Again, I thank the Listers for your assistance! > Lisa Niemeyer
Date: 2008/02/07 19:31:52
From: Robert Behnen <the.behnen.family(a)sbcglobal.net>
Lisa, I found a J. H. Niemeyer, age 21, from Merzen, on the ship J H Adams which arrived at New Orleans on 16 Jun 1841. He was accompanied by Adelheid Niemeyer, age 24, from Merzen. It is likely his wife who may have died shortly after arriving (happened several times in my family) or it could be a sister too. If you have an exact date of birth, you could check against the baptismal records for that town. Did his marriage record from 1846 possibly note being a widower - although they didn't always note that. If you go to www.google.com and click on maps and type in Merzen you will see that it is situated around the area where the Kingdom of Hannover and Oldenburg were located. Bob Behnen Kirksville, MO oldenburg-l-request(a)genealogy.net wrote: > I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in > Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine > Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other > family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a Frederick > Niemeyer was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he was a > brother/ cousin or if related at all.
Date: 2008/02/07 22:13:31
From: Lisa Niemeyer <lniemeyer(a)frontiernet.net>
Bob! My bet is that you found him. All other records for JH Niemeyer says he was born in 1820, so the dates fit! He was Catholic, so this may just be the key to put it all together. The ship list mentions Adeleid and just below that on the last line it says a boy born on board. Since it is under their names, would it be a baby belonging to them? Or would it just be an addition to the list? What do you think? I don't have the church sacramental record of his marriage yet, but my uncle said at one time there was one kind of story about possibly being married before, with the wife dying in a cholera outbreak. (the timeframe here wouldn't match to the big Cincy outbreak in about 1849, but is a coincidence. Also, not to overlook that it may have been a sister, with what Werner found. This is great! Lisa Niemeyer -----Original Message----- From: oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net [mailto:oldenburg-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net] On Behalf Of Robert Behnen Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 12:32 PM To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net Subject: Re: [OL] Research in Cincinnati, OH & Covington, KY Lisa, I found a J. H. Niemeyer, age 21, from Merzen, on the ship J H Adams which arrived at New Orleans on 16 Jun 1841. He was accompanied by Adelheid Niemeyer, age 24, from Merzen. It is likely his wife who may have died shortly after arriving (happened several times in my family) or it could be a sister too. If you have an exact date of birth, you could check against the baptismal records for that town. Did his marriage record from 1846 possibly note being a widower - although they didn't always note that. If you go to www.google.com and click on maps and type in Merzen you will see that it is situated around the area where the Kingdom of Hannover and Oldenburg were located. Bob Behnen Kirksville, MO oldenburg-l-request(a)genealogy.net wrote: > I know that my ancestor John Henry Niemeyer applied for citizenship in > Cincy in 1844, and was born in Germany in 1820. He married Catherine > Maria Kerk ( Kark / Karch) in 1846 in Cincy. I believe he had other > family in the Cincy and Covington, KY area because a Frederick > Niemeyer was a witness to the wedding, but don't know if he was a > brother/ cousin or if related at all. Oldenburg-L mailing list Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l
Date: 2008/02/07 22:45:25
From: Marybeth Craven <mbc2home(a)hotmail.com>
Jim: I have Heying ancestors, which I believe is a variant of Hoyng. My relatives settled in Iowa but I would be interested to know more about the book you mentioned. Would you be able to give me the title and author? Thank you. Mary Beth CravenNew Jersey > From: JWR184(a)aol.com> Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:59:01 -0500> To: oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Subject: Re: [OL] Thank you for the history> > All,> > A very large number of Oldenburger Munsterland families moved from there to > Mercer County Ohio. I have borrowed a new book about the HOYING / HOYNG > families. In essence thery re-created the Osnabruck, Lohne, Bersenbruck area in > Mercer County. Same religion, customs, dress, foods, Plattdeutsch, etc.> > Jim Rettig> Cincinnati> > > Dear Gerold and Fred,> > > > Although I have not been able to crack my Sieling brick wall, I continually > > > > read all posts. I am very thankful for the past few days worth of history of > > > > Oldenburg during times of war and hardship. It provides a great deal of > > insight to those of us who are second and third generation German > > Americans. My own > > family was split between America and Germany. I truly appreciate your > > stories and hope to see more. Thank you, once again.> > > > Sincerely,> > Paula Lischen Pfander Broughton> > (Searching for Sieling family in Oldenburg)> > > > > **************> Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL Music.> > (http://music.aol.com/grammys/pictures/never-won-a-grammy?NCID=aolcmp003000000025> 48)> Oldenburg-L mailing list> Oldenburg-L(a)genealogy.net> http://list.genealogy.net/mailman/listinfo/oldenburg-l _________________________________________________________________ Helping your favorite cause is as easy as instant messaging. You IM, we give. http://im.live.com/Messenger/IM/Home/?source=text_hotmail_join
Date: 2008/02/08 01:42:06
From: JWR184 <JWR184(a)aol.com>
Hi Mary Beth,
The title is "In Praise of Our Ancestors - History of the Hoyng - Hoying
Family."
Author Rev David Anthony Hoying, Minster Ohio.
There are no HEYINGs in the book.
There are 260 pages of HOYINGS.
Jim Rettig
Cincinnati
=====
> Jim: I have Heying ancestors, which I believe is a variant of Hoyng. My
> relatives settled in Iowa but I would be interested to know more about the
> book you mentioned. Would you be able to give me the title and author?
> Thank you.
> Mary Beth CravenNew Jersey
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Date: 2008/02/08 04:04:54
From: mstulken <mstulken(a)wi.net>
Hello, list. Today, my l-o-n-g awaited Wiefelstede cd arrived. Through the kindness of people on this list, I already have most of the information on my ancestors found on this cd. I was hoping that I would finally find out about my great-grandfather's siblings and any of their descendants. Alas I discovered that the family moved to Zwischenahn in 1839 and only the oldest two children are mentioned at all. Does anyone have access to the Zwischenahn records? Or can you tell me to whom to write? Here is what I have to date: Ahlerd/Alerd STULKEN b. 8 Oct 1815, Gristede d. 16 Oct 1851, Gristede & Helene BORCHERS b. Kayhausen, Ammerland, Oldenburg d. 1878, Germny m. 19 Jul 1839, Wiefelstede | Anna Margarete STULKEN | b. 13 Sep 1839, Felde; Ksp. Westerstede | d. abt 1917 | & Christian HEDEMANN | b. 16 Oct 1835, Helle | d. abt 1917 | m. 15 May 1868, Bad Zwischenahn | Johann Friedrich (Fred John) STULKEN | b. 25 Oct 1844, Gristede, Oldenburg, Germany | d. 29 Jun 1925, Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska | & Helene LAMMERS | b. 3 Oct 1851, Grabstede, Oldenburg | d. 24 Oct 1928, Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska | m. 27 Aug 1875, Stephenson County, Illinois | Gerhard Diedrich STULKEN | b. abt 1848, Oldenburg, Germany | d. 6 Jan 1933, Los Angeles County, California | & Anna M JOHNSON (JANSSEN) | b. abt 1853, Holland (or Ostfriesland?) | d. 15 May 1928, Los Angeles County, California | m. abt 1874 | Johann STULKEN Thank you kindly, Marilyn Stulken
Date: 2008/02/08 09:17:11
From: Joachim Ostendorf <home(a)nordstyle.de>
Hallo Marilyn,
further information:
Ahlerd/Alerd STULKEN
b. 8 Oct 1815, Gristede
d. 16 Oct 1851, Gristede
& Helene BORCHERS
b. Kayhausen, Ammerland, Oldenburg
d. 1878, Germny
m. 19 Jul 1839, Wiefelstede
Ahlert and Helene had a further daughter ...
Anna Elisabeth (geb.Stulken)
*16.2.1843 Grisstede
+ ???
OO 5.8.1873 Bad Zwischenahn
Johann Friedrich Neumann
* 15.8.1836 Aschhauserfeld
+ 15.8.1889 Kayhausermoor
Anna and Johann Fridr. had a son ...
Alerd Gerhard Neumann
* 27.2.1876
-no more informations-
Anna and Johann Fridr. had a daughter ...
Helene Neumann (my great-grandmother)
* 16.4.1881 Kayhausermoor
+ 29.9.1954 Mooriem Gellen
Hermann Ostendorf (my great-grandfather)
* 27.1.1879 Oldenbrok-Altendorf
+ 30.12.1952 Oberhammelwarden
...
greetings from Germany
Joachim Ostendorf
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From: mstulken(a)wi.net
To: Oldenburg-L
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2008 4:04 AM
Subject: [OL] Help with Zwischenahn, please
Hello, list.
Today, my l-o-n-g awaited Wiefelstede cd arrived. Through the kindness of
people on this list, I already have most of the information on my
ancestors found on this cd. I was hoping that I would finally find out
about my great-grandfather's siblings and any of their descendants. Alas
I discovered that the family moved to Zwischenahn in 1839 and only the
oldest two children are mentioned at all. Does anyone have access to the
Zwischenahn records? Or can you tell me to whom to write?
Here is what I have to date:
Ahlerd/Alerd STULKEN
b. 8 Oct 1815, Gristede
d. 16 Oct 1851, Gristede
& Helene BORCHERS
b. Kayhausen, Ammerland, Oldenburg
d. 1878, Germny
m. 19 Jul 1839, Wiefelstede
| Anna Margarete STULKEN
| b. 13 Sep 1839, Felde; Ksp. Westerstede
| d. abt 1917
| & Christian HEDEMANN
| b. 16 Oct 1835, Helle
| d. abt 1917
| m. 15 May 1868, Bad Zwischenahn
| Johann Friedrich (Fred John) STULKEN
| b. 25 Oct 1844, Gristede, Oldenburg, Germany
| d. 29 Jun 1925, Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska
| & Helene LAMMERS
| b. 3 Oct 1851, Grabstede, Oldenburg
| d. 24 Oct 1928, Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska
| m. 27 Aug 1875, Stephenson County, Illinois
| Gerhard Diedrich STULKEN
| b. abt 1848, Oldenburg, Germany
| d. 6 Jan 1933, Los Angeles County, California
| & Anna M JOHNSON (JANSSEN)
| b. abt 1853, Holland (or Ostfriesland?)
| d. 15 May 1928, Los Angeles County, California
| m. abt 1874
| Johann STULKEN
Thank you kindly,
Marilyn Stulken
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Date: 2008/02/08 09:42:09
From: Anke Adler <Adler-Bremen(a)t-online.de>
Hallo Listies, möchte mich kurz vorstellen mein Name ist Anke Adler wohnhaft in Bremen ich erforsche im Moment vorrangig die Familie Plöger in Harpstedt und Wildeshausen sowie die Familie Adler in Bremen, vielleicht sucht ja jemand zufällig nach den gleichen Vorfahren würde mich über einen regen Austausch freuen. Einer meiner toten Punkte im Moment ist Johann Jürgen Ludewig Plöger *29.11.1793 in Harpstedt +? oo??.??. 1820 in Ganderkesee Margarethe Blankemeier aus Elmeloh Kirchspiel Ganderkesee *? +? Ein schönes Wochenende wünscht Anke
Date: 2008/02/08 10:22:30
From: Heinz Wiemann <Heinz.Wiemann(a)gmx.de>
Dazu noch die beiden Eheschließungen ihres Vaters: (sie stammt aus seiner 2. Ehe)
Date: 2008/02/08 12:48:33
From: Mjgerdes <Mjgerdes(a)aol.com>
I am wondering if you have any record of Gerdes'. My grandfather's name was Johann Heinrich Gerdes, his birthdate Aug. 11 1889. His other sibling that came to America in the early 1900's were Gerhardina married a Gronewald, Trintje who married a Wolken, and George Gerdes. They pretty much all settled into Gage county Nebraska, USA. He did have a brother who stayed in Germany, Hinrich Harm Gerdes, who fought in WWII, and died Jan 21 1945. In his obituary from the german newpaper, they listed other names. Siebels, Engelbarts and Oellermann. Which my question to you is our family would like more info about the ones who stayed in Germany..... I don't know if it is possible??? The parents names, My great-grandparents, where John Henry, who I have heard was a sailor??? and Fredericka with the maiden name of Hippen???? I would love to know more. Jennifer **************Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL Music. (http://music.aol.com/grammys/pictures/never-won-a-grammy?NCID=aolcmp003000000025 48)
Date: 2008/02/08 14:16:41
From: Gene <jansseng(a)cornernet.com>
Date: 2008/02/08 23:35:39
From: Sternensohn74 <sternensohn74(a)web.de>
Johann Potthast, geboren in Lütetsburg/Bargebur bei Norden und seine Frau Katharina Fischer ebenfalls geboren in Lütetsburg/Bargebur bei Norden.
Margarethe Potthast, geboren 1886 in Essen Hermann Johann Potthast, kath, geboren am 22.10.1893 in Essen, hat am 08.01.1916 in Varel Johanne Diederike Lina Schwarting, geboren am 03.03.1888 in Rodenkirchen, geheiratet.
Leider stehen in der Kopie des Familienbuches von Hermann Johann Potthast nur die Namen und Geburtsorte der Eltern.
Gruß aus Oberhausen Ma