oldenburg-l - Nachricht 2012-02 00012

[Marlies Vagedes <marlies(a)...]

Hello Jim,

my name is Marlies Vagedes, I live in Bieste near Neuenkirchen.
In these list I read your Mail to Werner Honkomp, because I am also a 
member of this list. I will send an ancestor list für Maria Elisabeth 
Nurre who was married to Johann Henrich Tobias Husmann. Maybe it's usefull.

Greetings from Bieste
Marlies Vagedes
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jwr184(a)... schrieb:
> Hello Werner,
>
> Do you have any information on:
>
> Heinrich NURRE born ? probably Neuenkirchen
> married
> Maria Elisabeth SCHIERBERG born ?
>
> Child:
> Maria Elizabeth NURRE born 1811, Neuenkirchen
> married
> Johann Henrich Tobias HUSMANN born Apr 1796 Hastrup
>
> Both died in Cincinnati, Ohio
>
> My mother was a HUESMAN
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
> Jim Rettig
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Werner Honkomp <werner(a)...
> To: Oldenburg-L <oldenburg-l(a)...
> Sent: Sun, Feb 5, 2012 10:59 am
> Subject: Re: [OL] Nurre
>
> Hello Nancy,
>
> Don is right, this family came from Neuenkirchen(Oldenburg).
> There was a small farm, 2 hectare, former Nurreberens, today Huesmann.
> Bernard Joseph Nurre emigrated  with his sister Gertrud 1839 to America.
> I believe, his wife Catherine followed him later.
> He donated 18000 marks for a new Roman Catholic church in Neuenkirchen,
> about 1888. A lot of money for this time.
>
> This I found b Google books:
> American coverlets and their weavers:
> coverlets from the collection of Foster and Muriel McCarl : including a
> dictionary of more than 700 coverlet weavers
> It listed also Joseph Nurre:
>
> NURRE, JOSEPH
> Born: 1819 in Neuenkirchen, Oldenburg, Germanv
> Died: 1895
> Location: Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohm Extant Coverlels: 1842-1847
> Corner Blocks: his name and date
> History: Joseph Nurre came Co the United Statia. about 1839 with his
> sister and went to Cincinnati by way Baltimore. A weaver by avocation
> rather than occupation, he was a bookbinder and publisher of mostly
> religious subjects. He sold his business in 1850 then started a
> picture-framing business, which became the oldest enterprise of its kind
> in the United States. The 1850 Ohio Census, Hamilton Co., Cincinnati
> Ward 10, lists Joseph Nurre as a 31-year-old "book store" owner with
> real estate valued at $ 110,000. The 1860 Ohio Census, Hamilton Co.,
> Cincinnati Ward 10, lists him as a 42-year-old carpet weaver with
> personal property valued at $ 150.
>
> Sincerely,
> Werner Honkomp
>
>
> Am 05.02.2012 04:13, schrieb Nancy Cutter:
> > Looking for any information on the Nurre Family that immigrated to 
> the US
> > from Oldenburg between 1849 and 1855.
> >
> > Joseph Nurre b. abt 1818 in Oldenburg
> > Wife:  Catherine Anna Veltmann b. abt 1817 in Oldenburg
> > m.  before 1845 in Oldenburg  date is unknown.
> > Parents unknown.
> >
> > Their Children:
> > Bernard Nurre b. abt 1845 in Oldenburg
> > John Joseph Nurre b. abt 1848 in Oldenburg  d. April 1900 in 
> Cincinnati,
> > Hamilton, Ohio, USA
> > Henry Bernard Nurre b. 15 Aug 1949 in Oldenburg  d. 09 April 1940 in
> > Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA
> > Mary Nurre b. abt 1855 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA
> > John J Nurre b. abt 1857 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA
> > August Nurre b. abt 1861 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA
> >
> > Any information is greatly appreciated.  Thank you!
> >
> > Nancy
> > ncutter(a)...
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