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*2 Jul 1751 Ganderkesee oder *11 Oct 1753 Rethorn? | Ahlers, Johann Dierck (I58664)
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+ 2 persons | Stulken, Helene (I93839)
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| 203 |
+ Agnes Seeb 32
+ Bernhard Seeb 24
+ Heinrich Seeb 22
+ Heinrich Seeb 32 | Seep, Johann *Bernard (I102064)
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| 204 |
+ Anchen Kruse, 30 | Kruse, Henriette Margarete (I100462)
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| 205 |
+ Anna Asche, 5!? | Asche, *Johann Gerhard (I3321)
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| 206 |
+ Anna Riemann, 24 | Riemann, Hermann Henrich (I109878)
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| 207 |
+ Anton Ohmstede, 25, Wittmund | Ohmstede, Christian (I79256)
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| 208 |
+ Bernhardine Macke, 18 | Macke sive Kleine Brörmann, Franz (I27614)
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+ Carl Lohmüller, 6 | Lohmiller = Lohmüller, Diedrich (I97017)
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| 210 |
+ Christian, 5 | Eggerichs, Christoffer Janssen (I83245)
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| 211 |
+ Claus Schierenbuck, 8, aus Cöslin (Köslin) | Haake, Johann *Hermann (I3481)
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| 212 |
+ Cousinen Johanne + Louise Emken | Hörmann, Karoline Marie (I112088)
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| 213 |
+ Drike Busse, 21 | Busse, Johann *Ludwig Vincentius (I7819)
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| 214 |
+ Elisabeth Engelbart, 52 ? | Engelbart, Hinrich Gerhard (I80985)
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| 215 |
+ Elizabeth Borgman, 25 | Bergmann, Henrich Arend (I80227)
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| 216 |
+ Eva, 38, Louise, 5, Johann Heinrich Gerdes, 2 | Gerdes, Gerd Diedrich (I32122)
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| 217 |
+ Familie Reising aus Vechta | Meier, Lina (I36515)
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| 218 |
+ Familie von Franz Macke *Jan 1833 | Macke, Bernhardine (I27623)
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| 219 |
+ Ferdinand Heinemann, 35 | Heinemann, Gerhard (I581)
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| 220 |
+ Friedricke Diedricks, 20, eine Nichte? | Diederichs, Friederich (I38625)
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| 221 |
+ Gertrude Greve, 17, = Cousine? | Greve, Johann Friedrich Wilhelm (I98482)
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| 222 |
+ Hans Feldtmann, 25, Gärtner | Feldtmann, Johannes Wilhelm Rudolf (I94739)
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| 223 |
+ Henriette Margarete Kruse, 12, siehe diese! | Kruse, Anchen (I100464)
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| 224 |
+ Henry Setlage, 11 | Feldmann, Anna Maria Helena (I89593)
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| 225 |
+ Hermine Macke, 23 | Macke, Johann *Bernard (I114316)
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| 226 |
+ Lisette, 21 | Angelbeck, Johann *Joseph (I81902)
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| 227 |
+ Margarethe *cal 1814 + Elise *cal 1832 | Dalinghaus, Johann *Franz Heinrich (I82429)
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| 228 |
+ Margarethe Röpking, 24, # 060 | Repking, Frantz *Anton (I6499)
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| 229 |
+ Maria Dalinghaus * cal 1830 | Dalinghaus, Bernard Henrich (I82431)
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| 230 |
+ Neffe Gerhard Heinemann | Heinemann, Johann Friedrich !Ferdinand (I28175)
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| 231 |
+ Sophie Hauken, 11 Monate | Hawkins = Hauken, Johann *Diedrich !Richard (I54866)
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| 232 |
+ Tochter Louise, 2 | Budde, Fredericka W. (I32074)
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| 233 |
+ Wilhelm Müller, 7, + Carl Müller, 5 | Müller, Hinrich *Wilhelm (I72787)
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, US-Census 1900: kinderlos, US-Census 1910: ein Kind, lebt 1910 | Familie F26810
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- Hinrich nimmt auf der Rückreise nach New York seinen jüngeren Bruder Hermann mit. | Garms, Hermann *Hinrich (I1896)
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| 236 |
... eheliche Tochter des weiland Hermann Deeken, Heuermanns und Schusters in Hüllstederdiele und Anna, geb. Heyen, jetzt in Westerstede. | Deeken, Lena (I124783)
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| 237 |
... welcher zu seiner Ausbildung eine Lehranstalt in Frauenfeld in der Schweiz besuchen will. | Werry, Peter Ludwig (I128168)
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| 238 |
...eling | Reling, Anna Catharina Maria (I132839)
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| 239 |
0 Jahre alt | Koch, Martha (I124748)
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| 240 |
00.30 Uhr | Wempe, Sytske Johanna (I34552)
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03.04.1846: "... sie beabsichtige, mit ihren Kindern nach Nordamerika auszuwandern, sind jedoch nach Brasilien ausgewandert, wie sie im Januar 1846 die Absicht hatte." | Kunz, Maria Elisabeth (I114868)
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06.30 Uhr. Bemerkung: totgeboren. Es gab also nur ein Kind und nicht 2. | Wempe, Sytske Johanna (I34552)
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| 243 |
07.00 Uhr | Klijnsma, Sytske Jakobs (I34550)
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| 244 |
1 Apr 1865 Schiff "Times" von Gonaives, Haiti nach NYC | Ahrens, Hermann Diederich (I5800)
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| 245 |
1 JUN 1926
Erlaubnis zur Auswanderung | Kobbenbring, *Heinrich Wilhelm (I1409)
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| 246 |
1 OBIT 2 TYPE Obituary 2 PLAC Renville County, Minnesota 2 NOTE Fred Martin Gronewold was born at East Friesland, Hanover, Germany, September 10, 1862, and died suddenly at his farm home on November 2, 1940 at the age of 78 years, 1 month and 23 days. 3 CONT He was the son of Marten and Margherita Gronewold, but was an orphan from his fifteenth year. Soon after he had served his apprenticeship as a baker he came to America and become the baker for a Luther Orphanage and Seminary at Addison, Illinois 3 CONC , where he stayed five years. 3 CONT He then came to Martin county, Minnesota where he engaged in farming from 1892 until 1920. Since then he has farmed in Renville county, northeast of Sacred Heart. 3 CONT Surviving him is his brother, Reverend Martin Gronewold of Bensenville, Illinois and 24 nieces and nephews, four of whom are living in Germany. Three sisters are deceased, one having raised a family in Chicago and two having lived and died in Ge 3 CONC rmany. He himself was never married. 3 CONT Mr. Gronewold was industrious, thrifty and honest in his dealings with others. Living alone, he found his enjoyment in the exacting attention he gave his farm, livestock, and poultry. 3 CONT He was raised in the Lutheran faith, to which he was closely attached, and his neighbors bespeak freely of his uprightiousness, sincerity, generosity and kindness.(fragmented newspaper article cut off here). | Gronewold, Frerich Martens (I103006)
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1. Buchstabe des Nachnamens ist unsicher! | Sudes, H. (I59370)
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| 248 |
1. Ehe mit Hermann ARKENAU in Wildeshausen | Wilking, Anna (I92684)
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| 249 |
1. Ehe: Prigge | N.N., Meta (I95567)
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1. Zwilling | Rosenberg, Dora Marie (I140794)
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