oldenburg-l - Nachricht 2008-05 00026

[Marlys <itsbirdie2u(a)yahoo.com>]

Dear Werner and Klaus,
Thank you for your quick replies!
As always, though, answers bring more questions:
--My grandmothers' death certificate says her father was John Naber of Petersburg, Iowa, but mom  always said his name was Gerhard, so I assumed Johann Gerhardt Naber was my great grandfather.  The records from the stones in Sts. Peter & Paul cemetery there include these:
 
Johann Gerhart Naber, b 1832....d 13 April 1891
 
J. H. Naber, b 1822....d 18 August 1888
 
We believe he died in Petersburg, Iowa, but neither of these dates or names match the records you cite, or even the one I gave originally .  
Also, the Emsburen heritage book says he left for the USA in 1847, but the Stephani brought Diederich, Hermann, Margaretha, Heinrich and Gerhard Naber from Oldenburg in August of 1851.  Of these, Hermann was 25, but the others were 15, 18, 16, and 18 years old. 
It looks as though Gerhard used that name as his legal name in the United States (census and land ownership), not John.  Could this be the same man?
Thank you again!
Marlys
 
 
 


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  1.  Gerhard Naber 1829 (Marlys)
  2. Re:  Gerhard Naber 1829 (Werner Honkomp)
  3. Re:  Gerhard Naber 1825 - additional: lookup OSB online
      Emsb?ren and aerea (Klaus Meyer)


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Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 06:29:57 -0700 (PDT)
From: Marlys <itsbirdie2u(a)yahoo.com>
Subject: [OL] Gerhard Naber 1829
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Hello Werner and Listmembers,
We're?working on my mothers' ancestry, the Nabers from "Hannover" and "Oldenburg".? Mom's mother was Margaret Naber, Gerhard's youngest child?by his second wife, Elizabeth Schlichting.
In back-issues of this list, I found that he married Elizabeth Rupiper, but Margarets' death certificate claims Elizabeth Schlichting, and Mom said her mother had 4 children: John, Gerhard, Catherine and Margaret, but that they were a second family.
>From census, gravestones, local records and family lore, we believe that Gerhards' second Elizabeth moved to Buckman, Minnesota after he died (1891) and before Margaret married my grandfather, Anton Janson (in 1913).? This Elizabeth lived 3 miles from the Jansons in Buckman, and is buried in St Michaels Cemetery there.
My question is: who was Gerhards' father?? We can't seem to find records that connect him to anyone.
Thank you for any help you can give us!
Marlys (Hesch) Sebasky
P.S. If anyone needs look-ups in Morrison or Stearns Counties in Minnesota, let me know, ok?


      

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Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 17:18:46 +0200
From: Werner Honkomp <werner(a)honkomp.de>
Subject: Re: [OL] Gerhard Naber 1829
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Dear Marlys,
The book "Auswanderungen und Auswanderer aus dem ehemeligem Kreise Lingen nach Amerika" by Walter Tenfelde listed this record:

Gerhard Henrich Naber, born 24.March.1825 in Elbergen, parish Emsb?hren (catholic)
emigrated 1847.
Parents: Heuermann (tenant farmer) Joan Henrich Naber and Anna Maria Sand

For more you should check the LDS Microfilms Emsb?hren

Good luck,
Werner Honkomp


> Hello Werner and Listmembers,
> We're?working on my mothers' ancestry, the Nabers from "Hannover" and
> "Oldenburg".? Mom's mother was Margaret Naber, Gerhard's youngest child?by
> his second wife, Elizabeth Schlichting.
> In back-issues of this list, I found that he married Elizabeth Rupiper,
> but Margarets' death certificate claims Elizabeth Schlichting, and Mom
> said her mother had 4 children: John, Gerhard, Catherine and Margaret, but
> that they were a second family.
>>From census, gravestones, local records and family lore, we believe that
>>Gerhards' second Elizabeth moved to Buckman, Minnesota after he died
>>(1891) and before Margaret married my grandfather, Anton Janson (in
>>1913).? This Elizabeth lived 3 miles from the Jansons in Buckman, and is
>>buried in St Michaels Cemetery there.
> My question is: who was Gerhards' father?? We can't seem to find records
> that connect him to anyone.
> Thank you for any help you can give us!
> Marlys (Hesch) Sebasky
> P.S. If anyone needs look-ups in Morrison or Stearns Counties in
> Minnesota, let me know, ok?



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Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 17:56:48 +0200
From: "Klaus Meyer" <KlausWernerMeyer(a)web.de>
Subject: Re: [OL] Gerhard Naber 1825 - additional: lookup OSB online
    Emsb?ren and aerea
To: "Werner Honkomp" <werner(a)honkomp.de>,    "Oldenburg-L"
    <oldenburg-l(a)genealogy.net>
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Dear Marlys,

There are a lot of NABER:

a) in Emsb?ren e.g. Gerhard  Heinrich Naber 1825, parents etc.
http://www.online-ofb.de/namelist.php?nachname=NABER&ofb=emsbueren&modus=&lang=de

b) Nordhorn
http://www.online-ofb.de/namelist.php?nachname=NABER&ofb=nordhorn&modus=&lang=de

Klaus Meyer

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From: "Werner Honkomp" <werner(a)honkomp.de>
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Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 5:18 PM
Subject: Re: [OL] Gerhard Naber 1829


Dear Marlys,
The book "Auswanderungen und Auswanderer aus dem ehemeligem Kreise Lingen
nach Amerika" by Walter Tenfelde listed this record:

Gerhard Henrich Naber, born 24.March.1825 in Elbergen, parish Emsb?hren
(catholic)
emigrated 1847.
Parents: Heuermann (tenant farmer) Joan Henrich Naber and Anna Maria Sand

For more you should check the LDS Microfilms Emsb?hren

Good luck,
Werner Honkomp


> Hello Werner and Listmembers,
> We're working on my mothers' ancestry, the Nabers from "Hannover" and
> "Oldenburg". Mom's mother was Margaret Naber, Gerhard's youngest child by
> his second wife, Elizabeth Schlichting.
> In back-issues of this list, I found that he married Elizabeth Rupiper,
> but Margarets' death certificate claims Elizabeth Schlichting, and Mom
> said her mother had 4 children: John, Gerhard, Catherine and Margaret, but
> that they were a second family.
>>From census, gravestones, local records and family lore, we believe that
>>Gerhards' second Elizabeth moved to Buckman, Minnesota after he died
>>(1891) and before Margaret married my grandfather, Anton Janson (in
>>1913). This Elizabeth lived 3 miles from the Jansons in Buckman, and is
>>buried in St Michaels Cemetery there.
> My question is: who was Gerhards' father? We can't seem to find records
> that connect him to anyone.
> Thank you for any help you can give us!
> Marlys (Hesch) Sebasky
> P.S. If anyone needs look-ups in Morrison or Stearns Counties in
> Minnesota, let me know, ok?



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