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Showing posts with label Oldendorf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oldendorf. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2013

Luhmann, Lumann, Meyer familienforschung



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I realize that my Meyer Luhmann familienforschung is further back in the ,blog posts. around 2008. The search for our Meyer and then Lumann  family history work was don at the archives of Dahlenburg and  Nahrendorf was done by angel in Uelzen. Now going over  the church information  that I received last year I have noticed some changes in the information. So lets start with an attachment   file of  familienforschung for Juergen Friedrich Meyer and his wife Catharina Margaretha Luhmann who lived at Eichdorf and Oldendorf in Prussia.
I hope the view of the file works for you. I had particularly asked if they could supply hints for residence.  It was not  the specific  place in the village that I was hoping to find.  But it is helpful. all the same.  Notice  the attention to the fact that Juergen Friedrich Meyer lived at Röthen  at the time he married Ahrens. You'll have to check older blogs  to see those png  files.

I hope your interested in the updates I have on the Luhmann family history ancestry. I should be posting that png file very soon. Remind me if it doesn't come in a day or two.

Source:
Herr Bock family  history researcher at the Nahrendorf Dahlenburg church archives.
.Pfarr- Nahrendorf, Luneburg stadt, Niedersachen, Germany.
/http://www.kirche-nahrendorf.de/

Monday, January 14, 2013

Part-2- MEYER - Second MARRIAGE and BIRTH RECORDS


Personenstammblatt                                        V :      3
Mandant :  00-Boitze                                      25.04.12
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MEYER, Jürgen Friedrich 
Birth :  *29.Nov.1814 Neetzendorf
Death : +18-20. Sept. 1878 Rothen / Oldendorf,
Burial : [] Nahrendorf, Luneburg, Niedersachen

Marriage :  OO-  02.Oct.1857 Nahrendorf
AHRENS, Katharine Dorothea 
Birth :  *31.Mar.1827 Mücklingen
Death : +16.Mar.1890 Oldendorf an der Goehrde,
Nahrendorf.
**More on Katharine Dorothea AHRENS

Children - Kind 
1- Kind MEYER, Totgeb Nadgen. Meyer *5.Okt.1758-  ~6.Okt.1758.
2- Kind MEYER, Anna Louise Auguste Meyer (F)
Birth: *12.07.1859  Röthen = Nahrendorf
 ~ 18.07.1859  ~   Nahrendorf
Auszug aus dem Taufregister ev.-luth. Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf.
Nr. 27/1859 -Röthen-
MEYER, Anna Louise Auguste geb. den zwölften Juli.  Nachmittags zwie Uhr.
Eltern : Parkwärter  Jürgen Friedrich Meyer zu Röthen und dessen Ehefrau Katharine Dorothea  geborene  Ahrens.  Get. den  18. Juli. 1859.

Taufzeugen :
1. Charlotte Marie  Louise Mü1ler.  Hauswirthstochter zu  Nahrendorf.
2. Anna  Karoline Augustc GRUMMER.  unverehelicht zu  Roethen.   NR. 27 und 28. sind Zwillinge.
Vermerk :  Getr. 4.1.1885 in Nahrendorf  { (Nr. 2/1885}  mit. HAUL, Hermann Heinrich Wilhelm  Schuhmacher in Oldendorf.
Death :  + 12.03. 1887 Oldendorf - Nahrendorf
Burial :  [] 14.3.1887 Nahrendorf.
Äuszug aus dem Beerdigungsregister  der ev.-1uth. Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf.  Nr. 6/ 1887.
HAUL, Anna Louise Auguste. geb. Meyer. Ehefrau zu  Oldendorf. 27 jahre  8 Monathe alt. gest. am.12. März.1887 bcgr. am 14.März.1887.
3. Kind MEYER, Louise Marie Dorothea (F) ev. 
* 12.01.1859 Röthen = Nahrendorf
~ 18.07. 1859 Nahrendorf.
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth. Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf.
Nr. 28/ 1859. Roethen  Röthen Nahrendorf.
Meyer, Louise Marie Dorothea  geb. den zwö1ften Juli. Nachmittags halb drei Uhr.
Eltern :  Parkwärter Jürgen Friedrich Meyer zu Röthen und dessen Ehefrau Katharine Dorothea geboren Ahrens. get.den 18 Juli.1859.

Taufzeugen :
1. Ehefrau des Anbauers Schmidt, Marie Elisabeth geborene WOLTER zu Oldendorf
2. Ehefrau des Häuslers MICHELS Dorothea Margaretha
geborene  AHRENS zu Oldendorf. Nr. 27. und 28 sind Zwillinge.
+  27. 07. 1859 Röthen = Nahrendorf
+  [] 29.07. 1859 Nahrendorf
Auszug Aus dem Beerdigungsregister der ev.-1uth. Kirchengemeindc  Nahrendorf. Nr. 18/ 1859 -Röthen-
 Kind MEYER, Louise Marie Dorothea, Kind zu Roethen. 15 Tage alt.
E1tern: Parkwärter Jürgen Friedrich  Meyer und dessen Ehefrau Katharine Dorothea geborene Ahrens. gest. den siebenundzwanzigsten Ju1i.  Nachmittags zwei Uhr am  Schäuerchen, begr. am 29.Juli 1859.
{Schäuerchen = kurzfristige Erkrankung}.
4. Kind MEYER, Ida Marie Elise  (F) ev.
* 02.11.1862 Rothen / Röthen = Nahrendorf
~ 30.11.1862 Nahrendorf.
Auszug aus dem Taufregister  der ev.-luth. Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf  Nr. 44/ 1862 -Röthen-
MEYER, Ida Marie Elise geb. den zweiten November Nachmittags halb ein Uhr.
Eltern: Parkwärter Jürgen Friedrich Meyer zu Röthen und dessen Ehefrau Katharine Dorothea geborene Ahrens.  get. den 30. November. 1862.

Taufzeugcn:
1. Ehefrau des Hauswirths SEMMEROTH,   Katharine Dorothea Elisabeth, geborene Willhus in Oldendorf.
2. Ehefrau des Hauswirths AHRENS,  Marie Friederike, geborene BLIESCH  in Muecklingen / Mücklingen.
3. Ehefrau des Revierförsters KOMMERT Juliane Marie geborene WEINSCHENK  in Roethen / Röthen.
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Personenstammblatt                                          V :   3
Mandant :  00-Boitze                                     25.04.12  

5. Kind MEYER, Adolph Heinrich Friedrich (M) ev.
* 08.06.1864 Röthen=Nahrendorf
~ 10.06.1864 Nahrendorf.
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf   Nr. 25 / 1864 -Röthen-
Meyer, Adolph  Heinrich Friedrich, geb. den achten Juni. Morgens halb fünf Uhr.
Eltern : Parkwärter Jürgen Friedrich Meyer zu Röthen und dessen Ehefrau Katharine
Dorothea geborene Ahrens , get . den 10. Juli 1864.

  Taufzeugen:
1. Hauswirth Jürgen Heinrich Luhmann in Eichdorf.
2. Hauswirth Johann Friedrich Ahrens in  Mücklingen.
6. Kind MEYER,  Hermann Rudolph Friedrich   (M) ev.
* 02.04.1867 Röthen  = Nahrendorf
~ 21.04.1867 Nahrendorf.
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth. Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf
Nr. 13 /1867- -Röthen-
Meyer, Hermann Rudolph Friedrich  geb. den zweiten April. Morgens ein Uhr.
Eltern : Parkwärter Jürgen Friedrich Meyer zu  Röthen und dessen Ehefrau Katharine Dorothea
geborene Ahrens, get. 21. Apri1 1867.

Taufzeugen :
1. Hauswirthssohn Hermann Johann Heinrich Ahrens in Mücklingen
2. Häusler  Johann Heinrich Friedrich Michels  in Oldendorf.
7. Kind MEYER, Emilie Margaretha Dorothea (F) ev.
* 22. 10. 1868  Röthen = Nahrendorf-
~ 03. 1l .1868 Nahrendorf
Äuszug aus dem Tafregister der ev.-luth. Kirchengemeinde  Nahrendorf
Nr. 39/ 1868 -Röthen-
Meyer,  Emilie Margaretha Dorothea. geb. den zweiundzwangzigsten    October,  Äbends e1f
Uhr.
EItern :  Parkwärter Jürgen Friedrich  MEYER zu Röthen und dessen Ehefrau
Katharine Dorothea geborene AHRENS. get. den  03. November 1868.

Taufzeugen :
1. Häuslersfrau Catharina Dorothea SCHULZ. geborene HAUL.
2. Häuslersfrau Margaretha Dorothea  MICHELS, geborene AHRENS. beide in Oldendorf.



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This has been my copy of my most recent church document from Nahrendorf showing  the second
family of Jurgen Friedrich Meyer.

Monday, July 30, 2012

FAMILY HISTORY TREE OF Katharine Dorothea AHRENS AND JUERGEN FRIEDRICH MEYER Mini series





Meyer,Jürgen Friedrich
Birth : 29.Nov.1814 Neetzendorf, Dahlenburg, Lüneburg, Niedersachen
Death : 18-20Sept.1878 Roethen/ Oldendorf,
Burial : [] Nahrendorf, Lüneburg, Niedersachen

Marriage :
-2- OO It was Friedrichs second marriage.
2.Oct.1857
AHRENS, Katharine Dorothea [Meyer]
Birth : 31.Mar.1827 cklingen, Luneburg, Niedersachen [Bleckede]
Death : 16.Mar.1890 Oldendorf an der Goehrde, Nahrendorf

Children
-1- Totgeb Nadgen. Meyer
Birth : 5.Okt.1758- Roethen and Oldendorf in the Goehrde forest.
Babtism : 6.Okt.1758

-2- [ Twin ] MEYER, Anna Louise Auguste
Birth: 12.Jul.1859 Roethen, by Oldendorf an der Goehrde
Babtism : 18.jul.1859
#27/1859Taufzeugen:
1-Ehefrau des Anbauers SCHMIDT, Marie Elisabeth geborene WOLTER.
2-Ehefrau des Hauslers MICHELS, Dorothea Margaretha geborene AHRENS zu Oldendorf # 27 and # 28 sind zwillinge.

-3-  [Twin ] MEYER, Louise Marie Dorothea
Birth : 12.Jul.1859 Roethen by Oldendorf an der Goehrde
Baptism : #28/1859 - 27.Jul.1859

-4- MEYER, Ida Marie Elise
Birth : 2.Nov.1862 Rothen by Oldendorf and Nahrendorf in the Gohrde Forest
Babtism : 30.Nov.1862
# 44/1862
-1-Hauswirth SEMMEROTH, Katharine Dorothea Elisabeth geborene WILLHUS in Oldendorf.
-2-Ehefrau des Hauswirths
AHRENS, Marie Friedericke geborene BLIESCH in Mücklingen, Lüneburg, Niedersachen

-5- MEYER, Adolph Heinrich Friedrich
Birth : 8.June.1864 Röthen an der Göhrde, Lüneburg, Niedersachen.
Baptism : Nahrendorf church 10.Jun.1864-#25/186 4 Taufz.
-#1.- Hsw. Juegn Hch LUHMANN of Eichdorf,:

-6- MEYER, Hermann Rudolph Friedrich
Birth : 2.Apr.1867 Röthen an der Göhrde, Lüneburg, Niedersachen
Baptism : 21.April.1867 Nahrendorf church
13/1867 Taufz..=
#1,= Herm. Joh.Hch. AHRENS Hsw. sohn of Mücklingen;
# 2.= Joh. Hch. Frd. MICHELS Hausler in Oldendorf.

-7- MEYER, Emilie Margaretha Dorothea
Birth: 22.Okt.1863 Roethen and der Goehrde, Lüneburg, Niedersachen
Baptism: 3.Nov.1863
Taufz.. = #39/1863 Taufz.
# 1,= Catharina Dorth.SCHULZ geborene HAUL.
# 2 = Margaretha Dor. MICHELS = Hausler's frau.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

The birthday of Herman Henry Meyer 27.04.1881

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Herman Henry Meyer on the left- copyright
Let me tell you a small life story about my grand father, the gentleman above on the far left, who would have had a birthday today, if he had lived this long. Herman in those days were spelled with a double 'r' or with a double 'n'

By the way, did you know that sometimes the German word Herman interprets as meaning Gentleman.

For many years people were under the assumption that my grandfather Herman was born in 1883, but no he was not. People also referred to him as Herman Henry to designate him from someone else. It really does have more of a ring to it than, if you were to say Henry Herman. I am sure there is more to the stories of the misconceptions, but since I am honoring him and his birthday today, I will leave that all to rest.


He was a gentle tall, broad relatively silent man. Sure he understood German and spoke a little of it, but he did speak English very well. After all he came from Oldendorf Germany with his parents and his four siblings when he was around three years old in the first week of April nearly one hundred and twenty seven years ago. He and his family lived at Oldendorf at a small 'hof' which his father owned in the forest area of the Goehrde where his father worked as a game warden.

Three years old
Herman
Heinrich Friedrich Herman Meyer was born April 27, 1881 at Oldendorf, Niedersachen, Germany. Afterwards the family went a few miles to the church at Nahrendorf to baptise him. He was brought up in the Lutheran faith all of his childhood and it remained with him. You will see all the information of his birth and that of his family at that link. You can find more information through out the blog on Him, than nearly anyone else.


I knew so little about his prior life, while I was a child raised in his household, and what I did know, I took for granted that everyone else knew it too. In that same thought, I seem to have failed to share more about what he was actually like. At various posts I have mentioned his lovely wife Anne SEIL and her many Jaeschke siblings, grandparents, who were involved in their life. As well as his and her devotion to her grandfather, who lived with them in Minnesota in the settlement years of their life. He and August Seil were attempting to be Gentleman farmers of their estate. Maybe I should say that those were the years they farmed and raised a family.


I can only tell you about Herman from bits and pieces of family lore, and pictures in the family album. Wel, l I suppose you don't often find pictures of the olden days of them working, and I actually have a few, but not of him.
If you were to glance at the many photographs of them in his personal photo album [ that probably was put together by Annie,] you would see that they traveled a little on some sight seeing trips and other times to be with family. I have seen evidence that Annie was involved with the 4- H organization of the Watonwan community. Herman was involved with support in the education of the youth as well, in his work at the country school across from his land a few yards down the road. For many years he held various offices at the meetings. They attended events there involving the local farming community. I have mentioned before that they had a gas station and diner at the five and ten mile corner, which kept them very busy and active outside the home.


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Seil; Jaeschke; Meyer family tailgating gathering  about 1921-2
Annie was the picture taker of their family members. It was her life and her family that was his personal life, which made him a happy family man that you see on all those old pictures. [Sadly so many untold stories.] Or at least that is what I gather from the photographs. When she was gone, so was it seems, the light of his life. Annie died when her sons were grown to their end of their teen years and Herman remained single the rest of his life.


Maybe I should say the way of life and the kind of life, Many of those people [ associations] of his youth were gone. My mother did what she could to keep him busy with something, and bring things into his life that would maybe rekindle memories and joy.
I heard from a distance several references to music in his life. He had learned to play some kind of violin. I believe he was in a music group at some point of his young years. I heard him say the violin was gone, probably in the fire. I wonder if he would have played, if he had his violin in his later years.


Many people have commented to me that Herman was a large man. He was taller than his siblings by a few inches and enough by male Meyer standards. But Yes he was large, but he never seemed to be so to me, maybe due to his height.
..Herman Henry Meyer in nineteen forties or fifties before 1955. Copyright arootdigger

He wasn't so much in many photographs of his younger years. He developed heart problems and had a stroke, so he retired from the farm work. He still took care of the egg business side of he farm work and what ever else he could to help. His son, Dwight took over the farm and Herman was told to walk and rest. Which he did. As children we knew when he would be walking all over the farm on his walks.


He still had an interest in things, and people, but so many that were close to him had passed on, his remaining sisters lived in Iowa, and so many other states. When he could no longer drive, he was at home most of he time. He took on the role of Grandpa babsitter. Helper. Retired Farmer. One who welcomed friends and family visitors. etc.


I am not going to dwell on the dementia that took over his personality, I prefer to speak of Herman Henry MEYER as he was, when I was a child. Up until that time he was able to draw from the memories that he had as wonderful gentleman who had made for himself a fulfilling life.


It really is a wonderful day April 27th. - 130 years later of the day of his birth in 1881.
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~ Just me jo meyer arootdigger ~

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Kuhlman family from Lippe is related to AHREN, NAEFKE, GROTE, and SEIL

I was contacted by others interested in my information on Ahrens, Seil, Grote, Naefke surnames in the Calhoun county Iowa area. So this blog topic is aimed towards those interested in the Ahrens, Naefke, Seil, Nahnsen, Meyer families. If your going down that path one would not be able to eventually ignore the surnames of Schroeder, Saucke, Carstensen..

As you read this blog, you might want to check out this other blog about people from Oldendorf. Especially for the names Grote, and Seil. I still do not know exactly what their village was in area of Oldendorf. If I had stopped blabbering long enough on the telephone during our conversation, I might have learned more.
Right Mark [Kuhlman relative]. The Grote and Ahren families who attended the St. Peters church near Farnhamville church location is said to come from Oldendorf. If not from Oldendorf, I wonder what little village did they really come from.
Anyway here it the one important blog's address. http://genealogyofoldendorfundnahrendorf.blogspot.com/
Later on, I hope to get into various series about villages with names of residents at various separate pages in this Oldendorf blog. In mean time you will note that on my first page you will see the names where I mention. Raetzman, Licht with Meyer at Uelzen. Sure the Raetzman family are not exactly from Oldendorf, but the extended Meyer family is. You will have to use the search and the archives on the right side of the page to find more information on a particular name. In this case, Grote, Ahrens, Naefke, and William Meyer, Adel Grote Carstensen. That will lead you to this blog again to the various pages of information kindly provided by Christi Chance. Her extended family leading to Jungck and on the other side of the family going into Lau, Joachim, Joachimsen and the extended vast family of Carstensen from Clinton county, Iowa. [ Most of that is not yet covered here]Some names are just not labeled or tagged, and you will find them by reading the blog. Sorry.

So family we are definately related to Elmer Kuhlman family of Lewisville area. The Elmer Kuhlman family. With more correspondence I will learn much much more, which I can share with you. [After I hung up the phone with further thought, I now suspect that I saw something of it at Ancestry trees or public trees, but forgot about it.] I suppose I had intended to spend a little time on it later and I still do.

Relevant links and not so relevent links
For pictures of ancestors one can always check this blog
http://whatchamacallum.blogspot.com/
For further reading on Henry Seil and Mary Ahren see it at their link which is same but more exact address.
August Grote link Were all the Grotes of that family from the same place? Gutting and or Goedingen.?
Marsala ship link.
I shall sort my information and notes on the relationship of Kuhlman, Ahrens and Seil and relate it here. Sorry you have to wait.

One more answer to the riddle. I sure hope I can remember those details that he told me.

Note: Mark told me that Seil use to own a gas station in Lewisville. That was news to me. I know our families owned all of them at one time. As well as one at the ten mile corner. I thought William had one in Lewisville too, until he moved to Fairmont and ran the one under the Poppe name.

Note: Mark also told me that the Grote family lived only a year or so in Iowa and then went to Arkansas. I knew that Adelia had lived with Naefke there. I wonder if she married there? Did Naefke move there as well. See this is maybe why Herman and Annie gave some thought to living in Arkansas. In one letter from Annie Bennett there was a statement she made to Herman. She said, I see you decided you did not want to pick rocks in Arkansas. Meaning living and farming there and picking rocks. Instead he chose to live at Sunnyslope farm at Minnesota.

Note: I must ask him [Mark] if he knows where William lived in Fairmont. Was it North Park near the Hamlins.

Note: Were Grote from Gutting or Goeddingen? And where were Naefke actually from In Hannover?


I really have a few things to hunt up for him. I had better get busy.


*A personal Note to Mark Kuhlman:
If you read this or other pages- your really have to read about the Luhmann family of Eichdorf. Because there was another Seil family involved which was told to me by those who married with the Bluhm family.
You can correspond online with the Nahrendorf church, I can make it easier for you by hunting up the web address for you from my older emails. Your correspondence only confirms that I have to ask Herr Bock about the various Seils that I have found in records. Including my Anna Seils gr. great grandparents. I will find a linkage for you.

*Not only that, but Grotes did show in the Uelzen book at Hohenfier that Heinrich Porth wrote of in his book on Himbergen OFB. There is a Christoph Seil in it.
Also, I would like to mention that some of my Heins and Seil lived at Breese and that is where some other Grotes lived. Including Graf von Grote. One of those descendents has contacted me. !!!

* Third thing to note. On our Passenger list of the Marsala ship, was there a Puffahrt or Putfahrt? I thought I had seen it. Is anything known of that gentleman. He was in the area of Dannenberg which could be any of those villages by Oldendorf which belonged to Dannenberg. Also there were Puffahrt living at the Hitzacker villages.
*A man by name Puffahrt is researching many specific surnames in our area of Oldendorf, Hitzacker area of Elbe river area and Dannenberg area. He can be found on the Kingdom of Hannover mailing list courtesy of rootsweb. What is particularily wonderful is the information he throws back to the list on surnames of the region that we might find interesting.

* Fourth. I should have said Luhmann moved to Ottertail, Minnesota. The other Meta Luhmann was at the area I told you. Quast, Dirk, Banit and others from Dahlenburg Jonas tree.

* I made an error. Dorothy Seil of the Henry Dohrman tree settled Joliet Illinois and then later to Iowa with Farmhamville connections. Tasler, Vogel Tree. [Roper related to Tasler]

* I need to find out if any of the Grote and Naefke and Ahrens lived in Illinois prior or after the others went to Iowa. Although ship passage said Iowa. Who did they know who had gone before them to there?
* Fifth. I have had a particular interest in Ahrens, since I have also seen the name spelled Arens.
1. There were some Arens involved with Heins. Otte, Brookmann and various other surnames at Bergen Celle.[ Some mentioned before.......Drewes, Bockelman, Mueller,Drogemueller, Meyerhof, Hohls,Holes, Dagefoerde, etc.
11. There were Ahrens in the Genzel tree of Oldendorf. Hof 30. And the Sueschendorf hof tree which were surnames of Reinecke, Schroeder, Meyer, Schulz, Michel, or Michael and Ros[s]eburg. There were immigrations of this family tree to America.

just me Jo.

For Further reading on this group try Rainer Struss tree at world Connect

Robert Stein for Joliet Illinois - Schroeder, Saucke, of Farmville and Seil , of Joliet illinois.
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2715212&id=I157


http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lockwd&id=I080612

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Map for Oldendorf, Nahrendorf, Neetzendorf, Ventschau , Eichdorf and other villages by the Elbe river.

I am so pleased to be able to present a wonderful map of our area East of the Elbe river. My area of interest covers such a vast area of family residents. It shows Radenbeck where Meyer came from by Thomasburg all the way down to Göhrde as well as by Dannenberg.


View Larger Map

Be sure to scroll north and south and east.

If you like, check out my Blog roll link at the right. Genealogy of arootdigger.
I have added map views of the west area Of Luneburg Heide area by Munster and Bergen Celle.
And then a few posts back you find the tree of Maria Dorothea Heins. Which is my current work in progress. Continue back to see the tree.

From the Meyer book: Maria Dorothea Heins-
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Friday, August 1, 2008

The Little Men and the Little Women of Meyer Family from Eichdorf und Oldendorf, Nahrendorf

Meyer Little Men and Women in America

The picture on the left is of the children of Juergen Heinrich Wilhlem Meyer and Maria Dorothea Heins. They came from Oldendorf, Nahrendorf in 1884 on the ship Frisia. They are- front row - Mary and Herman. Second row - William and Anna. You may remember little Henry William was only a baby and did die that same year.

I have wondered, if the names are reversed. I think in the front row that the child on the left looks like Herman. There sure is no telling the girls from the boys. Unless someone else can.???
Email me for sure, if you can. arootdiggeratgmail.com

The second picture on the right reminds me of the girls in the novel Little Women. So, these are the Meyer Little Women. Front row - Anna, Lilly and Mary. Second row - Emma, Minnie, Louise and Frieda Meyer. She is so sweet. [ Spouse surnames are Bennett, Carter, Nahnsen, Cain or Dean, Stolley, and Nahnsen. Louise died young without marriage.

I wonder why there was not a picture of just the guys?

Wilhelm's brother, Juergen Heinrich Friedrich Meyer emmigrated to America 1869. He did not marry until 1882 at Maquoketa, Iowa.[ I still have not found that marriage online.]

Sunday, July 20, 2008

Genealogy of Luhmann and Meyer descendents of William and Mary Heins Family

From Heinrich Borstelmans work for territory Lueneburg stadt
Personenstammblatt V:3
Mandant : 00-Boitze 07.10.94
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MEYER, Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm (M) ev
* 07.10.1843 Eichdorf = Nahrendorf
~ 05.10.1843 Nahrendorf
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengemeinde Nahendorf
Nr. 32/ 1843 -Eichdorf-
Meyer, Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm,
V.: Juergen Friedrich Meyer, Haeusler in Eichdorf,
M.: Katharine Margarethe geb. Luhmann,
Geb. d. 7. Octbr. Morgens 6 1/2 Uhr.get.d.15.ejusd.
Taufz.:
1.)Johann Heinrich Seil, Hauswirth in Brese,
2.)Juergen Heinrich Luhmann, Hauswirth in Eichdorf,
3.)Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm Schulz, Hauswirth in Schutschur
+ Oldendorf = Nahrendorf
+- Nahrendorf

1. Ehe :
~~ 20.07.1873 Nahrendorf
Auszug aus dem Trauregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf
Nr. 8/1873
Meyer, Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm,
unverehelichter Dienstknecht aus Horn,
Parochie Dahlenburg, geb. den 7.
October 1843 zu Eichdorf,
Eltern: Hauswirth und Parkwaerter
Juergen Friedrich Meyer zu Roethen
un dessen Ehefrau Katharina Margaretha geb Luhmann,
mit Heins, Maria Dorothea, unverehelichte Paechterstochter
zu Oldendorf, geb. den 3. Juni 1851 zu Creutzen,
Eltern: Paechter Johann Heinrich Heins zu Oldendorf
und dessen Ehefrau Anna Maria geb. Hencke.
Aufgeboten den 13. u. 20. Juli 1873
zu Nahrendorf aund Dahlenburg, getr. den
zwanzigsten Juli 1873 zu Nahrendorf.

HEINS, Maria Dorothea (F) ev
* 03.06.1851 Kreutzen = Trauen bei Munster, Oertze
~ ??.06.1851
+ Oldendorf = Nahrendorf
+- Nahrendorf

1. Kind MEYER, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm (M) ev
* 28.09.1873 Oldendorf = Nahrendorf
~ 05.10.1873 Nahrendorf
Auszug au sem Taufregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengeimeinde Nahrendorf
Nr. 37/ 1873 Oldendorf
Meyer, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm, geb. achtundzwanzigsten
September, Vormittags elf Uhr, get. 5. October 1873.
Eltern: Diensteknecht Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm Meyer
zu Horn und dessen Ehefrau Marie Dorothea
geborene Heins zu Oldendorf.
Taufzeugen:
1.) Paechter Johann Juergen Werner zu Oldendorf,
2.) Paechtersshohn Heinrich Wilhelm Heins daselbst.

2. Kind MEYER, Anna Marie Elise (F) ev
* 03.10.1875 Oldendorf = Nahrendorf
~ 17.10.1875 Nahrendorfe
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf
Nr. 50/1875
Meyer, Anna Marie Elise, geb. den dritten October,
Morgens zehn Uhr.
Eltern: Haeusler Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm Meyer
und dessen Ehefrau Marie Dorothea geborene Heins
zu Oldendorf, get. den 17. October 1875.
Taufzeugen:
1.) Wilhelmine Marie Elisabeth Winkelmann,
Koethners Tochter in Nahrendorf.
2.) Anna Auguste Elise Meyer,
Parkwaerterstochter in Roethen,
3.) Anna Marie Louise Luhmann,
Hauswirthstochter in Eichdorf.

3. Kind MEYER, Marie Wilhelmine Bertha (F) ev
* 12.01.1880 Oldendorf = Nahrendorf
~ 21.01.1880 Nahrendorf
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengemeinde Nahendorf
Nr. 3/1880
Meyer, Marie Wilhelmine Bertha, geb. 12. Januar 1880,
get. 21. Januar, Eltern: Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm Meyer,
Haeusler in Oldendorf und dessen
Ehefrau Marie Dorothea geb. Heins.
Taufzeugen:
1.) Wilhelmine Lyssmann geb. Meyer, Haeusler in Oldendorf.
2.) Elisabeth Warnecke geb. Lyssmann, Haeuslerfrau in Oldendorf.

4. Kind MEYER, Heinrich Friedrich Hermann (M) ev
* 27.04.1881 Oldendorf = Nahrendorf
~ 08.05.1881 Nahrendorf
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengemeinde Nahendorf
Nr. 24/1881
Meyer, Heinrich Friedrich Hermann,
geb. 27. April 1881, get. 8. Mai 1881.
Eltern: Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm, Haeusler in Oldendorf
und dessen Ehefrau Marie Dorothea geborene Heins.
Taufzeugen:
1.) Johann Heinrich Heins, Bienenzuechter in Breese.
2.) Johann Friedrich Wolter, Hauswirth in Oldendorf.

5. Kind MEYER, Otto Karl Heinrich (M) ev
* 26.09.1882 Oldendorf = Nahrendorf
~ 18.10.1882 Nahrendorf
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf
Nr. 44/ 1882
Meyer, Otto Karl Heinrich, geb. 26. September 1882,
get. 18. October.
Eltern: Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm Meyer,
Haeusler in Oldendorf und dessen
Ehefau Marie Dorothea geborene Heins.
Taufzeuten:
1.) Johann Luhmann, Altentheiler in Sueschendorf,
2.) Wilhelm Bagung, Haeusler in Oldendorf.

6. Kind MEYER, Heinrich Wilhelm (M) ev
* 08.01.1884 Oldendorf + Nahrendorf
~ 10.01.1884 Nahrendorf
Auszug aus dem Taufregister der ev.-luth.
Kirchengemeinde Nahrendorf
Nr. 3/1884
Meyer, Heinrich Wilhlem, geb. 8. Januar 1884,
get. 10. Januar.
Eltern: Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm Meyer,
Haeusler in Oldendorf und dessen
Ehefrau Marie Dorothea geborene Heins.
Taufzeugen:
1.) Johann Wolter, Hauswirth in Oldendorf,
2.) Wilhelm Klug, Koethner in Oldendorf.

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This is the lists of land owners at Nahrendorf. It comes from Heinrich Borstelmans book.

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