LÜTGENS, aus Siecke Altenmedingen Barskamp mit Meyer

LUETGENS FAMILY TREE HISTORY
I had asked a friend if I could see information in the book of Familienkunde aus Altenmedigen about Luhmann at Bohndorf.  On that page 189 there was other names as well Luetjens is one. I have carried an interest in the name since learning of them in the Lumann / Schlaphoff tree.  I have a few more names and relations to share from other family trees. So stay tuned for more exciting revelations.



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 LÜTGENS, Heinrich Wilhelm Gottfried 
Elt : L, Heinrich Wilhelm u. SCHULZE, Anna Caroline Elisabeth (1470.l)
Wilhelm u. SCHULZE, Anna Caroline Elisabeth (1470.l)
* 0l.l1.1860 Siecke.  +05.01.1939 Altenmedingen. 
[] 08.01.1939 Altenmedingen Beruf: Viehhtindler
oo 09. I 2. I898 Barskamp
mit MEYER. Emma Marie Friederike
* 28.05.1865 Walmsburg  + 29.10.1918 Altenmedingen 
[] 02. 1l. I 938 Allenmedingen.
Elt. :   Heinrich Friedrich Wilhelm Meyer u Marie Elisabeth Mennerich.

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 Mücklingen, 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.

Grateful

Good Day to you

I know, I know, I finally showed up.

There are reasons,

and I won't bore you with them.

I must say I am grateful I can come here to blog a bit about the genealogy Meyer related family history.

I can see your still here.and I am grateful for that.

I am grateful for the small stuff today too.

-This morning I noticed that there is a Presto canner for sale at the local farm store. If it's still there later it's going to be mine. If not, we'll have to see about the next move.

-I noticed a thrift sale of pillow cases to be embroidered and tons of great threads.

-At ancestry.com forms, I noticed a small thing like entering in Mar* for Maria or Mary and even Margaret. Now isn't that the silliest thing to be grateful for? But it really does save time to be able to do that at Ancestry. I am grateful for the spelling being the same and that your allowed to do that at various research sites. It especially helps when I am looking for the Mary's on immigration data. I am sure there are more shortcuts that I haven't even been aware of their existence.

-That's why reading blogs of the Genea Bloggers is most helpful. I removed some at the side of my page. But they are still around. More about that reason at another time.

Can you believe it that I came here just to share with you that I am so grateful I can search Mar* rather than Maria and Marie, or Mary. Well you see it, so believe it.

I wonder if I am grateful there are so many Mary's in my  Meyer family history ? I am grateful for the ones I have met and know.

Well, I think I will ponder that one for awhile.

Take care and I will try and get back here to share some more of my exciting revelations about family history..

Following Family History and Genealogy Bloggers Friday

This my First attempt to follow on Friday.
Many moons ago, I figured out how to find other bloggers with common interests. I am sure the rest of you know the secret, so I won't bore you with the details. I was following those of genealogy last night, and this morning I tried family history. I used to bookmark some sites I liked now and I follow them, and sometimes add them to the blog roll if they have features which will not allow me to bookmark. Or sometimes it's just difficult to find them, because they don't leave a very good trail of bread crumbs, so I can visit them again.
I observed while cruising, that a great deal of family history bloggers were from England, Australia or New Zealand. And western states, and eastern states Florida, Tennessee, Texas, Not all that much from the mid west, and that's probably due to the fact they're busy shoveling snow or sitting in the basement, because of tornadoes. Most of the lady bloggers had an interest as well with crafts and decorating. Just as my find for Friday does.

My find to share today is
from this blog address-- http://cmgurney.blogspot.com/
I know most bloggers of genealogy detest people taking content from their pages, even if you have followed them on Friday, whereas it once was more acceptable for decor bloggers. I believe I am the cut and paste queen, but not so obviously today. So I will try and tell you in my own words and with links what you will find there.
First of all Caroline Gurney from Caro's Family Chronicles belongs to Society of Genealogists that puts out a book with a darling picture of a child on it's cover, called "My Ancestor Was A Bastard." I intend to look and find out what the story is on that one. There are many more delightful books at that link. [ Hopefully one on the Red Cross worker..]

Maybe your like me and you gravitate towards those people with humor, so I thought you might enjoy her first post on the page. " 10 things my ancestors did to annoy me". Some of us have some annoying ancestors. Her first onehit me as similar to my situation. They settled where three counties meet. My Webster, Calhoun and Greene counties of Iowa meet near Farnhamville. So I get it.[ Though maybe mine has a little more distance between them than hers.] Some day I'll have to see if she mentions any surgeon Gurney in California. husband of my[Lois] Carter descendant.

She has been busy restoring a 300 year old house and blogging about that as well as her other blogs - This old house; The Sodbury Blog; Caro's Place; and carosfamily.com She is from Chipping Sodbury in South Gloucestershire. Caroline is a history graduate from Bristol University and a former diplomat and civil servant, involved in teaching computing and family history with hobbies of family history, computers, blogging since may 2007 and sudoku. Besides being married with two grown-up children. Like many of us she has a personal site, "devoted to all the things that make life good" that we need to just express ourselves.


She follows Genea Bloggers, Dr Bill, Ancestry.com blog, Ancestry Insider among others.
Her posts are informative, has tips for research, at times amusing, so I would say your time is well spent Following the blog with Caroline at

Caro's Family Chronicles

Note: There was no feed for Follow. But you can bookmark the site.