THIS IS YOUR LUCKY DAY. THIS IS THE FIRST SHOWING OF THIS DOCUMENT OF THE ERNST LUHMANN BRANCH OF SCHWIEBRECHT LUHMANN family tree that came from the Bleckede area near the Eichdorf family LUHMANN. It is a copy of the original rough sketch. Handwritten in german.

Note: Friedrich Burmeister an eighty three year old man at the time of his research for me stated the name was Schmiebrecht. In the other information on the Luhmann family members at Eichdorf that I received from Hans Kregel, the name was stated as Schwiebrecht. Also make note of the information given in Heinrich Borstelmann's book for the orts area of Eicdorf. I would tend to go along with that spelling

I will spend more time on this chart above of family history. I will give you links to my Luhmann family records at http://arootdiger.blogspot.com./

A Rootdigger: July 2008.

There is a bit of repeating of some of the church documents. You can go into august or go back to June for more of the family. There is plenty on the Meyer family at Oldendorf. There you will find Saucke.

A Rootdigger: Genealogy of the Family of Juergen Friedrich Meyer with Luhmann Ancestors

Lussman

A Rootdigger: A Rootdigger Gets More Church Records In Answer To Her Questions: "Nr.5/1877 [Marriage record]Trauregister

Johann Jurgen Friedrich Lussmann, Taegelohner bisher unverheirat. zu Oldendorf mit Meyer, Wilhelmine Katherine zu Oldendorf getr. am. 5.Nov.1877.... Die burgerlich Eheschliessung hat am 5.Nov.1877. [von der Stamdisbeamten zu Nahrendorf stattgfunden.]"

A Rootdigger: Dorothea Luman of Nebraska from zu Eichdorf: "Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Dorothea Luman of Nebraska from zu Eichdorf

The sister of my Catharina Margaretha Luhmann.


Do you love getting church records. I do. It's like getting a gold mine. A reap of information worth their weight in gold.
My Catharina Margaretha Luhmann married Juergen Friedrich Meyer geb.* 1814. + died 1879.
I have the church records of her with her mother and father included. Only one child - Catharina Margaretha was listed. I received this information from the Nahrendorf church through an email. From Herr Bock's research.

It is interesting."

This record has been added to my shoebox at ancestry.com.
Hamburger Passagierlisten, 1850-1934 Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934
about Ernst Luhmann
Name: Ernst Luhmann
Departure Date: 15 Apr 1892
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1811
Age Year: 81
Gender: männlich (Male)
Family: Household members
RESIDENCE: Bleckede, Hannover
Occupation: Landmann

Ship Name: Columbia
Captain: Vogelgesang
Shipping Line: Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft
Ship Type: Dampfschiff
Accommodation: Zwischendeck
Ship Flag: Deutschland (Germany)
Port of Departure: Hamburg
Port of Arrival: New York

Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 078

Ancestry.com - Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934

If you look here you will see that they are right next to Heinrich Mosel.!! What an amazing discovery. I wonder who else?. My grandmother - Annie Seil came that same year.



Notice: There was that rough sketch of ancestors of Ernst Luhmann family that emigrated to Lohrville. Some of this family later moved to Goodhue county, Minnesota. One sister lived in Murdock in Cass county, Nebraska. Several people still live in the area of iowa by my other relatives in Greene and Calhoun county, Iowa. One Living member, who I have written to lives in Oregon.

Note: Research by Friedrich Burmeister. His stamp is at the bottom of the page.
There are a total of three pages of his research. Handwritten in german. Would anyone care to help me with translation.

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.