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Hauptstaatsarchiv Hannover: Sonderfindbücher

Bestellnummer:

Hann. 74 Bleckede W Reg. II Loc. 5 H Nr. 63

Bestandsbezeichnung: Auswanderer Signatur: Nr. 63

Lagerungsbestand: Gesperrt bis:

Hann. 74 Bleckede W Reg. II Loc. 5 H

Laufzeit/Nebenlaufzeit: . . - . . ( . . - . . )

Teilprovenienz: Vorprovenienz:

Klassifikationskennzahl: 00.16. . . .

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SAUCKE, Heinrich Wilhelm

Titel:

1. SAUCKE, Heinrich Wilhelm, Dahlenburg

2. *05. 09. 1847, Leestahl

4. Vater= SAUCKE, Johann Heinrich;

SAUCKE, Dorothea Elisabeth, geb. SCHWABE

7. Toledo/Nordamerika 8. 03. 07. 1867

DESSERT DESSERT DESSERT DESSERT DESSERT DESSERT

THE DESSERT SERVED WITH YOUR MEAL

10. ältester Bruder SAUCKE, Johann dort; bittet dringend darum, daß sein Bruder kommt, da er ihn in seinem Schlachtbetrieb braucht; er selbst hat vor kurzem THIELE, Bertha geheiratet, die mit ihren Eltern vor 5 Jahren aus Berlin dorthin auswanderte; Eltern haben inzwischen eine große Färberei; er selbst will sich diesen Sommer ein Haus bauen und hat in seinen Betrieb gerade 700 Taler für eine Dampfmaschine zum Fleischhacken (1000 Pfund in 3 Stunden) investiert (Brief des Sauke, Johann vom 27. 03. 1867 liegt bei)

ENTRES

7th Immigrated to: Toledo / North

8th Date of Immigration: 03. 07th 1867

10thNote: Eldest brother SAUCKE, John there, and pray urgently request that his brother is coming because he needs him in his slaughterhouse, he even got married recently, THIELE, Bertha, who emigrated with her parents 5 years ago from Berlin to it, and parents now have a large dyehouse. He himself wants to build a house this summer and has invested in his business. Just 700 dollars for a steam machine for chopping meat (1,000 pounds in 3hours) (letter SAUCKE, John 27 03 1867 is enclosed).

EAT UP EAT UP EAT UP EAT UP EAT UP EAT UP EAT UP EAT UP EAT UP

My Review of the meal served Other than satisfactory and rather exciting, I am in awe of the name SCHWABE and the fact that it is Toledo, OHIO. The Brother maybe a butcher. I had to take care of a little punctuation. I am sure a copy of this letter can be purchased through aida. I think I have seen many familiar surnames in this location of Ohio. So someday maybe another serving.

YOU HAD YOUR CHEESE AND NOW THE WHINE:

I don''t know if they are my Saucke family unless they mixed in with the other Sauckes from Ahndorf and Oldendorf by the Goerde. i have never really known if the Tosterglope and Quickborn Saucke have been ours. Though I did read once, that one of them had a nick name for being up the tree during the time of the war with France 1813 at Steinke's hill. I have no proof, no church records or some other connecting data in regards to a connection. Which I will keep in mind as I take samples.

Served with: The Graphic Fairie, The Gypsy Moth. Thank you for the Graphics. Aidaonline thank you.

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Quickborn, Das Gesichte des Dorfes

This is only a small part of a large chapter. I shall be adding Buendorf, and Gut Horn. I am not paticularly interested in all the statistics. But It is a way to see the family surnames with a small amount of family history in our buendorf and Quickborn village. Pages like I am showing you do give land history and small doses of family history. I know some of you will enjoy seeing more of the Rosseburg name and any other surname of your interest.

Zweitwohnungen von Grossstädtern, die hier in Ländlicher Umgebung Erholung suchen.

1.3.2 Quickborn [pp.99]

QUICKBORN bedeutet lebendige Quelle

1562 verzeichneten die kirchlichen Unterlagen einen “Juraten Lutje Zole”.
1618 Jeder Hof leistete 104 tage im Jahr Handdienste, diente “ wöchentlich zweitage mit der handt, ist Schillingsgut, geben Schatz, Pachtgeld und is keiner frey”.
[Kr. Arch. 96/3 - 26 /11 - 160 / 13]

1667 registrierte Pastor Antonio Burmeister 4 Hauswirt, vor dem Dreißigjährige Kriege 5. An Geldzinsen für die Kirche entrichtete nur Dietrich Stolte 3 Schilling, andere Namen verzeichnete die Kirchenchronik nicht.

1651 “Das Dorf hat bisher ganz wüst gelegen, es haben aber etzliche Hufen wieder angenommen und zum Teil bebaut -1799 6 Hh-, Ki. Dahlenburg”, zitierte Heinrich Borstelmann. 
 Die 6 Hh, also Halbhöfe, die nach Pröve wohl durch Erbteilungen entstanden, waren der Kirche [Ki] “pflichtig”.

Folgende Hauswirte saßen nach Borstelmann auf diesen Höfen:


“Halbhof 1.
1675 Balzer BURMESTER.
1686 Eh. zw. Hans BURMESTER u. Engel REIMER aus Barskamp;
1689 Otto SEEDORF'S  Wwe. Ilsabe geb. Schröder aus Dahlenburg; 1698 Eh. mit Dor. Marg. KRUSE.
1699 Hinr. König [ eh. Hans Burmester], auch 1709.
1719 Franz Burmester, noch 1779.
1786 Eh. zw. Johan Hinrich SAUCKE, S. des
Hsw. Hans Jürgen SAUCKE  in Dumstorf, u.
Marg. Elisb. BURMESTER, T. des verst. Franz  BURMESTER.[E.].
1789 Kl. TOLLSCHNIBBE*.
1799 Johan Hinrich SAUCKE.
1803 Eh. zw. Johan Hinrich SAUCKE u. Dor. Elis. Stägen aus Wendhausen.
1819 Eh. zw. Johan Hiinrich Christoph SAUCKE, S. des Hh. Johan Heinrich, Stiefs. der Dor. Elis. STEGEN, und Anne Sophie Elis. GERCKEN, T. des George in Riebrau [Amt. Hitzacker] [Ue. später].


Halbhof 2.
1675 Joh. BURMEISTER..
1699 Hans BURMEISTER, Joachims S., auch 1709.
1719 Hans Brüggemann [ vorher Hans Burmeister], auch 1727.
1739 Jürgen Lühr *, noch 1759.
1754 Eh. zw. Hans Otto Büncke, S. des Kuhhirten in Oitzen [Kr. Uelzen], u. Anne Ilsabe Lührs.
1769 Eh. zw. Joh. Friedr. Lühr , LUEHR, und Otto Büncken Wwe. Anna Ilsabe
geb. BARGMANN;
1771 Eh. zw. Marg. Dor. STEINBOCK *  aus Vindorf.
1779 Joh. Friedr. Lühr, auch 1789 u. 1799.



Halbhof 3.
1675 Heinrich SAUTJE.
1699 Joh. ABT [eh. Hinr. Sautje], noch 1719. ?1725 Eh. zw. Joh. Henrich ABT  u. Marie Dor SCHOP,
T. des Peter SCHOP das.   [SCHOOP hopefully]
1727 Hans ABT.
1739 Johan ABT, noch 1759.
1761 Eh. zw. Jürgen Christoph PERAU aus Dahlem und Joh. Henrich ABTS Wwe. Kath. Marg. geb. BURMESTER [E.].
1776 Eh. zw. Hans Jürgen LINNE [ LINDE],  aus Bankewitz im Amt Bodenteich u. Kath. Maria ABT (E.).
1789 Hans Jürgen Linde, auch 1799..
1809 Eh. zw. Joh. Hinrich LINDE, S. des Hans Jürgen u. s. Eh. Kath. Maria geb. ABT. u. Dor. Elis. Täder, T. des Hinrich Ludolf in Nahrendorf.


Halbhof 4
1675 Michel Raßeburg.
1681 Eh. zw. Hans Ratzeborch u. Kath. GERSTENKORN, T. des Diedr. [s. väterl. Hof].
1699 Hans Raßeburg [eh. Michel], auch 1709.
1719 Franz RATZEBURG, RAETZEBURG [voher Hans], noch 1739.
1750 Eh. zw. Jürgen GERSTENKORN aus Buendorf u. Dietr. SCHULZEN Wwe. Marie Kath geb. STRACHAU; 1759 Eh. mit Kath. Marg. BARTELS, T. des Juergen BARTELS in Ellringen.
1759 Jürgen GERSTENKORN.
1768 Eh. zw. Heinrich Chr. THAEDER aus Quickborn u. Marie Elis. Kath. JACOBS, T. des Johan Jürgen in Dumstorf.
1769 Hinrich GERSTENKORN.
1779 Franz Henrich TAEGEDER.
1782 Eh. zw. Franz Jürgen Gerstenkorn, Stiefs, des Hans Chr. Täder, u. Dor. Elis. Hamburg aus Ricklingen.
1789 Franz Jürgen Gerstenkorn.
1801 Eh. zw. Jürgen Hinrich MINRICH aus Niendorf im Amt Medingen, u. Kath. Sophie Gerstenkorn, T. des Hh. Franz Jürgen [E., Ue. nach 6 Jahren].
1834 Eh. zw. dem angehenden Hh. Jürgen Heinrich MENNERICH u. s. Eh. Kath. Sophie geb. Gerstenkorn, u. Dor. Elis. RAPPAUL* aus Vindorf. [ Der ält. S. verzichtet auf sein Anerbenrecht auf den Hh. zu Gunsten des jüngeren; [Ue.].


Halbhof 5.
?1621 Eh. zw. Paul RUNNE u. Anne BURMEISTER in Quickborn ; ersterer nimmt den wüsten Burmeisters Hof an.
1699 Hans Burmester, Hinrich S., auf Stolten Hof, auch 1709.
1710 Eh. zw. Hinrich SEEDORF u. Kah. Marg. BARTELS, T. des Jürgen in Ellringen {Ue. demnächst durch den Stiefv.].
1719 Hinrich SEEDORF [ vorher Hans Burmeister], noch 1759.
1769 Franz Jürgen Seedorf.
1771 Eh. zw. Hans Henrich SCHULTE aus Mücklingen u. Anne Elis. Lühr, Wwe. des Schulzen Seedorf.
1779 Hans Heinrich SCHULTZ.
1788 Eh. zw. Friedrich MENRICH aus Niendorf im Amt Medingen, u. Kath. Dor. verw. Seedorf [E., W. 20 J.].
1789 Joh. Hinrich MENNERICH.
1799 Joh. Friedrich Mennerich.
1834 Heinrich Mennerich übernimmt den väterl. Hof.


Halbhof 6.
1675 Hof wüst.
1699 Reimer Raßeburg, noch 1727; 1739 wüst.
1749 Simon Hüter; 1759 u. 1769 Wwe.
1779 George Wilh. Hüter, noch 1799.
1823 George Wilh. Hüter übergibt den Hh. s. S. Wilh. Chr. Hüter.” [72]

Neben der Aufteilung der Allmende und der Verkoppelung der Ackerfluren gab es im 19. Jahrhundert auch die Ablösung der gutsherrlichen Gefällen. Diese. Ablösung fand in allen deutschen Ländern, in allen dörflichen Gemeinschafen statt, in denen dienstpflichtige Bauern lebten.  Die  Abfindungen konnten durch Landabtretungen erfolgen, durch Zahlung einer Geldsumme oder durch eine Rente. Die Belastung war unterschiedlich und richtete sich nach der Höhe der Verpflichtungen; man wandelte sie in eine Rente um und ließ durch die Zahlung des 25- fachen Betrages der Jahresrente, später auch 18 fachen Betrages, ablösen. Es kam vor, daß in den Dörfern Bauern verschiedenen Herren dienten und daher verschiedene Abgaben zu leisten hatten.

Dieser Treuepflicht des Bauern entsprach seit Jahrhunderten die Fürsorgepflicht des Herrn, der z. B. bei Hausbränden für den Aufbau des Anwesens zu sorgen hatte, usw.. Nach Auflösung der personellen Bindungen war der Bauer frei, mußte aber nun nach eigenem Ermessen wirtschaften.

pp. 102
Aus den Unterlagen des Archives Uffmann gebe ich einen Einblick in eine bäuerliche Familiengeschichte.

...“Gieb wieder was zusammen, Dir in den heissen Flammen So Schleunig Engebüst erfülle dis Begehren wen solches deinen Ehren und unser Wolfahrt dienlich ist Gott Allein die Ehre Den 17.May Anno 1810.
Franz Seedorf Katharina Seedorffen”.

Dieser Vers ziert den Balken an der nördlichen Giebelseite des Bauernhauses.

If you wish more on this  below go to this link where it has been republished:  http://www.dahlenburg-online.de/chronik/Chronik-17.htm#TopOfPage

Am 14.1.1831 erschienen vor dem Königlichen Amt in Bleckede der Halbhöfner Franz Seedorf aus Quickborn und seine Ehefrau Catharina Dorothea geb. Rabeler, um ihren Hof an Jürgen Christoph Lühr, dem Sohn von Franz Seedorfs Schwester, zu übergeben. Den Neffen begleitete Johann Christ. L., der Vater und der ,,Bürger und Drechslermeister" Riesch aus Dahlenburg. S. erklärte, den Hof mit sämtlichem Inventar, Gebäuden, Vieh und Geld zu geben und sicherte sich dazu sein Altenteil. I

Source:
"DAHLENBURG"
"Streifzuge durch die Geschiche"von Charlotte Wodaege
Herausgeber:
Museumsverein Dahlenburg 1989

Gesamthersellung:
Druckerei Peter Schlueter, Ortsteil Gienau, 2121 Dahlenburg, in Zusammenarbeit mit der Samtgemeindeverwaltung Dahlenburg.

All Reche der Verbvereitung, auch durch Film, Video, Funk, Fernschen, fotomechanische Wiedergabe und auszugswesen Nachdruck, sind vorbehalten.


NOTE: We have the family name Mennerich relation with the Luhmann family. Jacobs and Steinbach also from Bleckede area of Barskamp, Bargmoor, Garge, Neu Garge. Also I question the various variations of Schultze in that village area in relation to mine at Neetzendorf, Findorf, and Ahndorf. Rappaul as well.
- another person who also has Rappaul and Jacob could bennefit you is a looksee here at Jonas publishing of parts this very book online much better than I have. 

Surnames, Schoeberlein, Greene Cemetery, and Grave stones.

http://iowagravestones.org/cemetery_list.php?CID=13&cName=Reading

READING CEMETERY
http://iowagravestones.org/gs_view.php?id=7714
-a grave stone photo of John and Belle/

Schoeberlein, John
b. Mar 14 1888
d. Jan 01 1965 Calhoun Co., IA
m. Frotscher, Belle 1915
Frotscher, Belle
b. Nov 29 1895
d. Jul 21 1982 Farnhamville, Calhoun, IA

Many more names of Schoberlein on tombstones at Find a Grave:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSfn=&GSmn=&GSln=Schoeberlein&GSby=&GSbyrel=in&GSdy=&GSdyrel=in&GScntry=0&GSst=0&GSob=n

More on his tree at roots web world connect: Susan Fletcher
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2188142&id=I0239. Looks like they married Tassler.
Kropf, Heller, Alliger, Wager, Green, Sandberg, Dohrman, Guth

Reading Cemetery - Calhoun County, Iowa

Some surnames
Frotscher --Frotscher, Frederick Carl
b. Feb 17 1886 Aledo, Mercer Co., IL
d. Aug 25 1954 Calhoun Co., IA
m. Green, Mary Feb 17 1913
Saucke,
Schroeder,
Schoberlein,
Vogel,
Gleason,
York,
Coon,
Rushton
Tesdall
Penny

Web page for genealogy tree of Mary Green and Schoberlein, Reed, Boynton, Ivory : I should compare one of my pictures to see if any of the people look like some that I have. shown here and my other blogs. Repesenting Seil and Vogel tree.
[** Interesting names - Kilgore]

Sources on Schoberlein:

http://books.google.com/books?id=DqgQAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA534&lpg=PA534&dq=SCHOEBERLEIN++FROTSCHER&source=bl&ots=5TG1NacwjU&sig=o1izxz3hetxBjhaG4gv33Nk-owc&hl=en&ei=tKZcTcFvwoLyBvDn8aAJ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBUQ6AEwADgK#v=onepage&q=SCHOEBERLEIN%20%20FROTSCHER&f=false

Another Green tree with Schoberlein and Ewing, Gruen, Vogel**;
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~greenefamily/chenoweth/janniskrein.html
Wagner, Krein
http://www.homestead.com/inmyfamilytree/1.html
John Seil:
http://pipl.com/directory/name/Seil/John

Cemetery:
www.wccta.net/gallery/gowrietownship/alph.xls

Puffahrt - I Like You A Whole Bunch

Wow, Today we get his newest posting involving Barscamp, and Walmsburg with some of our family names. - Saucke, Meyer.See, he knows I am interested in this. Perhaps I should question why I have not looked into the Famnord list.??From my collection of Manfred Puffahrt's postings dated
Wed, 28 Apr 2010 12:31:57 +0200
[HN] Subject: + Barskamp
It was directed to "Famnord Liste" , "Hannover Liste" . I made the usual changes for my pages.


He wrote:
"Guten Tag,
mal was aus Barskamp(+).
Claus Jürgen SAUCKEE
Hw. in Tosterglope + 24.10./ 26.10.1797 79 J.a.
Franz Jürgen MEYER
Hw. in Walmsburg 19.2./22.2.1811 51,2 J.a.
Jürgen Hinrich SAUCKE
At. In Tosterglope 7.6./10.6.1814 63 J.a.
Jürgen Hinrich SAUCKE
Em. in Tosterglope +3.2./6.2.1815 35 J.a.
Kath. Elisabeth MEYER
(~geb. Westedt) 19.10./21.10.1848 73,5,15 J.a.
wwe. Claus Jürgen MEYER
Hw. aus BruchdorfEngel Elisabeth BANSE
geb. Meyer 30.11./3.12.1819 74,4 J.a.
Wwe. des Jürgen Wilhelm Banse
Hw.in BruchdorfSuche noch zu den Personen was von H. Borstelmann.Mit freundlichen Grüßen
M. Puffahrt"

Source: From rootsweb Hannover Kingdom mailing list issues. Probably online still. Manfred Puffahrt at t-online dot de.

Genealogie of the Colonist Mosel From Boitzenburg

Since I have developed and interest in the eight colonists who went to Farnhamville; [The county of Calhon, Greene county and the county of Webster.]I decided awhile back to research the family Mosel. Since my dad always included the Mosels into that group. I thought it was best to start in Iowa.

I was lucky to find a person who had already done this. Herr Slotten was kind enough to write to me and give me some information, which I then shared with the Mosel family. I understand that Norma also wrote back to Mr. Slotten.

The Mosel family came from Boitzenberg, Mecklenber-Schwerin which is on the Elbe river in the Hamburg Germany area. It was part of East Germany after the war, The Elbe river was the dividing line.

MOSEL

Mosel came from Boitzenberg, Mecklenber-Schwerin which is on the Elbe River in the Hamburg Germany area.
It was part of East Germany after the war, The Elbe river was the dividing
line.

Mosel

Heinrich Johann Christian Theodor Wilhelm Mosel
Born Hintershagen 8/28/1864, Baptised 9/11/1864 Boitzenburg O/T Elbe
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation.
Parents:
Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Mosel
(Tax collector)
wife, Catharina Elisabeht Hanne nee Tofelde

Military Service Record says Hinterhagen Circle Hagenow

A Release for emmigration signed 3/28/1894 good for 6 months from
Mecklenburg-Schwerin

The family for Johann Heinrich as we believe it to be. Johann was born
in 1839 and died in 1939 at 100 plus. All sons of the listed children were lost in the war most in Russia as old letters indicate.

1. Heinrich
2. Herman
3. Paul
4. Johannes Anna Schuhardt
5. Wilhelm
6. Karl
7. Emma


Heinrich/Emma Mosel

Henry 1891 Germany
William Iowa
Fred/Fritz Iowa

Heinrich/ ? This marriage has 9 children with Laura being the oldest.

Laura, Paul, Carl, Alfred, Frank, Ernest, ?, ?, ?. This is what I think
it might be, but have never asked and Wife does
not know all and her mother has no interest. The only one to stay in
Iowa was Henry. Henry did go up to Minnesota
and see the other members. When Henry died in 1985 only Laura, Carl and
Paul were alive according to his obit.

Emma died in 1900 in Dawson Twp, Greene County, Iowa (Near Paton).
Final citizenship papers for 1901 are also
located in Geene county at the court house in Jefferson. I have a copy
that was made by one of the sisters for me.
The data from Germany was translated by one of the German professors
from Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa.
I have only the translated data.

Henry Mosel/Louise Naefke
(Parents Henry Naefke/Louise Saucke)
(Henry baptised as Henrich Friederich Wilhelm Mosel
on 5/3/1891 at Blechede.)

Ione Lusmann
Lavone
Audrey
Doloris Ness
Lois

Ione Mosel/Herman Lusmann

Ronald
Marsha/Lynn Subbert (See Subbert Later)
Paul
Subbert

John Subbert/Fern Stoolman

Mardell Law
Verl R Subbert/Audrey Gollwitzer (Verl 3/4/1925-5/2/1996)
Lynn
Kathy
Mary Jo
Dale (Died before 1996)

Hawkins I believe to be children of Kathy from Obits.


Reading Twp Other

Frank Luhman/Bertha Burger Settled in 1891 Frank born 1882 Germany

Henry Schroeder.Dorthea Naefke Henry Born 1874 Germany

John Meyer/Margaretha Peterson John Born 1856 G

Nafeke/Saucke came in 1883/1884 and later Naefke in 1889 Referenced to
Hanover Germany at one point.

Notes
I have only started working with this family, so organization is still in
progress. I was working on my side of the family
and only pulled data for this side because I was in the tapes. I did my
research on Calhoun County at the
Rockwell City library since that is where the geneological data is
located. If you have data that is for 1925,
the state census lists the parents of individuals if they filled it in
correctly which is not allways the case.
The library has tapes for 1870, 1880, 1885,1895,1900,1905,1910,1920, and
1925, They also have the plat
maps and cemetary data plus obituary index plus newspaper tapes. The
Lusmann's are still in Farnhamville
but I have not talked to any of them in a couple of years. Not home long
enough to see everyone unless a scheduled activity since both families are located there. Hopefully this will get some things clear. The answers
to some of your questions will have to be done by the Henry Mosel
sisters, but my mother in law has no interest
in this. I need to find the correct one and probably can get other
data. Still working on updating Family Tree Maker to put all notes in. This is the first effort put into the family so is
taking time to compile. I do know the cousins that
are my age who are the grandchildren of Henry Mosel.
The data for the Seil, Nammany and others will have to wait until I can
view a tape at the FHC if it is still here.> --



12, 2001 7:18 AM

[More editing to be done]

Members of the Eight Colonists - Meyer, Heins, Seil , und Luhmann emigrated to Lohrville, Iowa

Welcome to my site about the Colonists from Oldendorf, Nahrendorf who settled around the area of Farnhamville, Iowa.

Some of our ancestors came to America from Eichdorf and Oldendorf. While they lived at Oldendorf, and worked as park rangers in Roethen. They attended the Luth. church at Nahrendorf.

They emigrated to Lohrville, Calhoun county, Iowa. Four years later they moved. In Calhoun county Iowa they attended a church near Farnhamville, Iowa. The church was St. Peters ev. Lutheran church. This picture is of the main street in Farnhamville, Calhoun county, Iowa.



The street looks like any other small town street.

My father said there was a "colony" of eight members, who came from germany to Farnhamville, Iowa. Most of the eight people of the Colony came from Oldendorf.

1. Ernst, Friedrich Luhmann - Eichdorf und Bleckede. Bargmoor- Emigrated april 1892 (Frau Schmidt.)
2. Hch. Saucke - Oldendorf.Emigrated 1883. [Frau - Wolters und Daetz familien name.]
3. Juergen Hch. Wilhelm Meyer - Oldendorf, Rothen. Emigrated Feb. 1884 He worked at Gut Horndorf.
4. Fritz Schroeder - Oldendorf or Nahrendorf.Emigrated 1883.[Frau Mary] Schwester Marie from Duebbekold.
5. Naefke Dick and Dora. Emigrated 1889.
6. August Friedrich Wilhelm Seil - Born * 1848 from Dahlenburg and Gross Thondorf. He labored at Nuedlitz. oo Married Katharine Dorothea Maria Elisabeth Korn. [ Information of family in the Heinrich Porth and Gunda Freisch book of Familienkunde [OFB] Himbergen, Uelzen.] emigrated 1873 ??
7. Juergen Hch. Friederich Meyer - emmigrated from Oldendorf
in April 1869. His father worked at Roethen as a park warden.
8. Henry Seil geb. about *1859. Emigrated 1883. 00 Married Marie Ahrens. Emigrated 1891. Of Oldendorf?? [Nahnsen branch]
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These people also attended the St. Peters ev. Lutheran church near Farnhamville, Iowa.

Herman Lussman; Heinerich Mosel from Boitzenburg. Schmugge, und Frau # 2- Drinkhahn; Grote- Hagemann. Froelich / Mugge
Henry Dohrmann.
Diedrich (Dick), Ahrens.

Our family became so involved with this area of Iowa through the marriages with the family Nahnsen. I will have more on that at another time. I can give you links if you like. email me. arootdiggerat gmail.com


I will come back and add more about all of these colony members from the church Nahrendorf. Some may have history still to be found through Dannenberg, and the Darchau archives.
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Some of the people from Oldendorf, Nahrendorf first went to Joliet, Will county, Illinois. Fritz Schroeder and Wilhelm Seil.

The family of Heinrich or Henry Dohrmann also went to Joliet, Will county Illinois.


-Edit this later.-

Colonists Saucke, Naefke, from Nahrendorf church to Farnhamville, Iowa.

Farnhamville residents --- This picture taken in 1916 at the Bandshell in Farnhamville has descendents of some Ancestor members from Oldendorf and other villages surrounding Nahrendorf. Nahnsens were from Schleswig-Holstein, but they married Meyer women from Oldendorf. Mosel go back to Boizenburg, a municipality in the district of Ludwigslust, in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany. However, their wives were from the west side of the Elbe. Some Mosels were said to live in Bleckede. Vogels were from Bohemia. Kanning from Nienburg and or Heemsen. [ Minnesota Kanning and Iowa Kannings connect.]

Start at front on right side. -
Mary Kanning Abbas, Adolph Nahnsen, Luela Rathel Juergensen, Alta Nahnsen Jochims, August Naefke, Clara Rathel Wrede, Rueben Nolte, Elsie Saucke Horecka, Laurea Nahnsen Trost, Anton Nahnsen, Louise Naefke Mosel, Lillie Saucke Vogel, Luella Kruse Mack, Tillie Nahnsen Kinne,
Last row- Wlm. Kanning, Henry Saucke. [ Two peoplein the back row have missing names. ]
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SAUCKE from Oldendorf. NAEFKE from Oldendorf.
More on names from bandshell in Farnhamville. Members from Nahrendorf church.

Farnhamville, Iowa is a city located in the county of Calhoun and Webster county, near the Greene county border. That is why you find that Greene county settlers attended this church. Many of our relatives lived at Webster county, which is also located near the corner by Calhoun county, Iowa. Fort Dodge, and Guthrie are often mentioned hey are in the county of Webster.

Source: These pictures were taken from a little book about the little town of Farnhamville, which I used, when I was at their county library, which was at Rockville. I wish I could find this book to keep for myself. I will try and see if I can round up the name of the book about the celebration of Farnhamville. It may have been called " Then and Now".

Note: Boizenburg - It is situated on the right bank of the Elbe, 53 km west of Ludwigslust, 25 km northeast of Lüneburg and 50 km east of Hamburg. Old GDR.