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Notizen |
Verknüpft mit |
| 201 |
"New Castle, Henry, OH, USA" nicht gefunden | Meyer, Gesine Henriette (I128020)
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| 202 |
"New Netherland" | Compen, Klaus (I115074)
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| 203 |
"Nieuw-Amsterdam, Nieuw-Nederland" | van Vorst, Ide Cornelisen (I115086)
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| 204 |
"Nordolen" on the 1880 census.
Norddöllen? | Vonhagen, John (I115102)
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| 205 |
"Nottaufe vorher" | Stukenborg, Maria Agnes (I151904)
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| 206 |
"Oberbrücken" | Spengler, Christian Johann (I108793)
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| 207 |
"Oberlippe bei Traunst. München" | Ruschmeyer, Ernst *Heinrich (I153434)
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| 208 |
"Oltmanns" bezieht sich auf den Vornamen Oltmann des Vaters (patronymisch);
"zu Jeddeloh" bezieht sich auf den Hof Jeddeloh in der Bauerschaft Jeddeloh.
| zu Jeddeloh = Oltmanns, Röbe (I80508)
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| 209 |
"Orlec, Austria", US-Census 1930: geboren in Italien | Kulyanich, Anton (I157456)
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| 210 |
"Ossenburg" | Lehmkuhl, Elisabeth (I122141)
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| 211 |
"Paten: Zwei Tanten des Kindes Frau Lümke Willemsen geb. Jutting & Fraulein Maria Wilker" | Jutting, Anna Lümke Maria (I120192)
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| 212 |
"Philomina Kunkel", unverheiratet | Kenkel, Bernardina *Wilhelmina (I158741)
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| 213 |
"Picada Bona Jardin, Rio Grande do Sul" | Molitor, Franz Karl (I115968)
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| 214 |
"Port(in)" | Poth, Elisabeth (I109151)
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| 215 |
"post mortem patris nata" | Schlottmann = Schlotmann, Clara (I142257)
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| 216 |
"Priest/Cardinal" | Mölling, Hofrat Georg Friedrich Philipp (I106225)
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| 217 |
"Prusins" | Brusius, Klara (I114804)
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| 218 |
"returned to Germany in 1870 and ... married C. E. Macke. They immediately returned to Ohio and continued to operate the dairy farm...In 1878 they sold their property in Ohio and again returned to Germany with their four children. They remained in Holdorf until Elizabeth's parents could accompany them to the U.S. in 1880." (i.e., Meire Grove) page 123 | Imdieke, Johann *Henrich (I32482)
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| 219 |
"Rheinbaiern" = Rheinbayern = historischer Rheinkreis, heute linksrheinische Pfalz in Rheinland-Pfalz | Huber, Louise (I114434)
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| 220 |
"Saner" | Wolf, Alwine Henriette Hanna (I123197)
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| 221 |
"Scheel" | Unger = Yeckel, Pauline (I124195)
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| 222 |
"Schmeler" | Schmeier, Adele (I116329)
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| 223 |
"Schochary", "a place about 40 English miles to the west of Albany" | Familie (F20768)
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| 224 |
"Schod" | Poth, Adam (I109279)
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| 225 |
"Schring"? | Lahring, Henry (I156359)
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| 226 |
"Schultz" ist ihr Geburtsname oder - wahrscheinlicher - der Name eines früheren Ehemanns. | Knechel, Louisa (I102301)
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| 227 |
"Schüsler" | Schüßler = Schüssler, Daniel (I117218)
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| 228 |
"Schwaler" | Schwaber, Michael (I109719)
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| 229 |
"Schweningen, Germany" | Berger, Anne (I142861)
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| 230 |
"Seine Frau schon lange tot und sein einziger Sohn im Kriege gegen Russland [d.i. der später nach Brasilien ausgewanderte Bernhard]. Kirchliche Beerdigung wird ihm zuteil" | Strüving, Clemens (I151891)
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| 231 |
"Serrit..." | Janocha, Franzisca (I167181)
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| 232 |
"Sie selbst jetzt in Amerika, von ihrem Mann getrennt" | Familie (F35535)
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| 233 |
"sind alle weg nach Pennsylvanien gezogen, 15 Kinder, darunter Sophie Clara, Anna Elisabeth"
(Kinder aus einer früheren Ehe?) | Hey, Johann *Peter (I108772)
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| 234 |
"Sind, da der Bräutigam krank war, im Bette copuliert." | Familie (F30082)
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| 235 |
"Single" | Warns, Wilhelm (I55316)
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| 236 |
"sive Bimuggert" = bei Muggert (Geburtsname der Mutter) | Bley, Johann Gerd !Wilhelm (I119985)
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| 237 |
"Spanier" - spanische Vorfahren? | Camano, Pedro (I144703)
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| 238 |
"starb an den natürlichen Blattern und wurde auf Anordnung des Amts tags nach dem Tode beerdigt." | Trimpe, Maria Elisabeth (I163250)
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| 239 |
"Stoppelfelde" | Abel, Johann Gerhard (I121032)
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| 240 |
"sub concitione" [vorhergegangene Nottaufe] | Scheper, Maria Elisabeth (I175476)
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| 241 |
"sub conditione" getauft, vorher Nottaufe durch die Hebamme | Nieberding, Maria *Catharina (I170669)
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| 242 |
"sub conditione" [vorhergegangene Nottaufe] | Diekmann, Maria *Margaretha (I175302)
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| 243 |
"sub conditione" [vorhergegangene Nottaufe] | Scheper, Maria Gertrud (I175474)
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| 244 |
"The ardor of his desires to emigrate was heightened by a letter written by a Mr. Ernst, a German from the Duchy of Oldenburg, who had emigrated to Texas a few years previous, and who at that time resided in what is now known as Industry, Austin County, Texas. This letter recited the advantages of Texas in the most glowing colors, comparing its climate to the sunny skies of Italy; it lauded the fertility of the soil and spoke of the perennial flora of the prairies of Texas, etc." -- excerpt from "The Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas", p.19, describing the life of Robert Justus Kleberg, circa 1834. | Ernst = Dirks, Christian Friedrich !Johann (I35169)
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| 245 |
"The first night in Meire Grove was July 20, 1880. Bernadine delivered her sixth child. They were staying with the Bonnemeyer family and not wanting to disturb the good Bonnemeyer people, Bernard used an apron string to tie the umbilical cord." | Ortmann, Mary (I96104)
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| 246 |
"the sister was ? Pohlmann who lived north of Melrose." | Familie (F23703)
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| 247 |
"The wife of William Lange of Shell Creek Township, by whom she has three children, ..." | Behlen, Minnie (I32341)
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| 248 |
"Todtgeorner Knabe", trotzdem 19 Aug 1820 als Taufdatum eingetragen | Rohe, Sohn (I156232)
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| 249 |
"van Pleun" (Ort nicht identifiziert) | Beuning, Asmus (I119000)
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| 250 |
"Veckelbach, Intendência de Oehringen" | Buhringer genannt Agner, Johanna Rosina (I135928)
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