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Re: [OL] Oldenburg-L Digest, Vol 52, Issue 10		 Datum 2008/03/13 23:12:26
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2008/03/13 16:51:18
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Re: [OL] Adoption of wife's name		 Betreff 2008/03/04 20:25:58
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[OL] Beckerman Family
2008/03/13 10:58:41
Paul Rowold
Re: [OL] Name Changing		 Autor 2008/03/31 14:57:35
Paul Rowold
[OL] Rowald, Rowolt, Rowold

Re: [OL] Adoption of wife's name

Date: 2008/03/13 21:04:55
From: Paul Rowold <paulrowold(a)kpnplanet.nl>

I three generations in my Oldenburger ancestors the children were named after the mother and the father to.
From my family book:
We have the small notice in the parish book of the Lambertini church were Talke Rowold and Johann Heinrich Wallies married. They got seven children, six boys of which one died in his infancy and one daugther. All children have the family name of their mother: Rowold and not of their father. Rowold was the name of the farm (Hoffname) and this name lasted long. It was common pratice in the Kingdom of Hanover until 1866 and later around 1900 and from 1930 on that families use the farmname as a family name. Even now families use the farm name as family name even they have officially another family name during the last hunderd years.

Thanks to Falk Liebezeit



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Subject: Re: [OL] Adoption of wife's name


Not sure about Oldenburg area; however, in Ostfriesland (next door) when a
woman inherited the family farm and subsequently married, her husband took
her surname (money talks!)
Gene

I'm seeing some of that in my Oldenburg folks as well.

Marilyn

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