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Showing posts with label history. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Die Jagdlager in der Goehrde Seite 148 Article by Karl Heinz Genzel


This is all that is left of a series  on Jagdlager history in the Gohrde.  You can see my poor attemps at translation. I do hope you get a chance to view the chapter written karl-Heinz Genzel.  It is so interesting. It was time consuming to  scan and translate, but the computer hard drive is long gone.  I dont think I would repeat the process again.  Besides I wouldn't have the permission to do so.
Translation from translator babel fish will be below.


After the oldest recording and arrangement of 9.11.1683 the office Bleckede for the hunt camp of this yearly 1696 had 1/2 hand service day to apply, for performed services had 5 ggr paid to be paid. One hand service day was always three working days. of all offices had in the year 256 clampingmeet performed to be carried out, of it were allotted to Dahlenburg 11 tension and 22 hand days.

To 29.8.1684 the Cammer ordered that Bleckecke had to place additionally daily 4 hand services to the support of the dogs. In the Dahlenburger Vogtei with the services arranged from above the villages Dahlem and Quickborn those were concerned the Landesherrschaft as a basic gentleman belonged directly and as their property people directly from the office to all " ungemessenen Diensten" [" except the 104 anyway usual; gemeßene"] herangezoge became. The same was valid for the other herrschaftlichen einzelenen yards in the villages. If nothing else said refer indicated the owe always pay to the office Bleckede:

1686 had to be placed 108 initial tension horses [Spannungspferde].

1687 daily 4 tension and 12 hand services for the duration of the camp, altogether resulted then 90 tension and 300 hand days.
In this year 40 Wispel oats had to be supplied with, to purchase value 400 Rtr., in the time at that time harvest from 120 to 200 mornings from the office.

Furthermore to start 360 thread firewood [1 thread = 184 cubicfuß]
1688 60 wispel oats  [Apfel Hafer] " good Qualität" , from other offices 122 bag 3 Himbten.
1689 to place were 23 covered cradles.
1690 to more Goehrdelager were arranged of the Cammer:

At the end.
Clamping days to start 300 was thread firewood, to which Bleckede had to place 16 persons with axes.

Sources : translator Yahoo babel fish.

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Die Familien und Einwohner des Kirchspiels Himbergen, Kruskop, Kohlmeyer



Good day to you all on Groundhogs day,.

I think the old groundhog in his burrow may suspect the sunshine  is a little bit
misleading and he just might not venture out into our very subzero weather temperatures  that we have been having lately.
Just like that groundhog, I know  I hesitate to leave the house, so you lucky readers will get to see a post about the family KOHLMEYER and KRUSEKOP /  KRUSKOP,  who lived in Uelzen,  Nahrendorf and Buendorf.  The entry is taken from my ever handy book on the church district location of Himbergen,  Uelzen. As you loyal readers already know the subjects of this book [or people]  often have ties to our Bleckede and Goehrde  village regions. I may have  already shared the fact that M & M told me we have the name Kohl or Cole and the name Sommer in our tree of  family history. Well,  he may have not said just exactly how they relate. Or It's too cold for my brain to recall the details today.

It is minus the umlauts, other wise  I give it to you the way it appears in his book -  [Except for my personal  comment phrase,  which you may see throughout my post.]


KOHLMEYER,  Juergen Christoph, Gastwirt,
2. Ehefrau stirbt 12.Jan.1873 *am 11. Nov.1814 Nahrendorf,wohnort 1873 ebd.
Witwer [Elt. = 2500 ID no.][Kohlmeyer and Sommer]
oo 1873 o.o prokl Hi
 KRUSKOP, Margareta      Dorothea
1.Ehemann :  Buendorf stirbt   20.12.1861 GM.
* 11.10.1830 Seedorf..  wohnort 1873 Nahrendorf, GM Muehle.[Elt. 2662 ID. no.]
[I suspect GM means Gross Malchow in Uelzen. Gastwirt is like an innkeeper.]


KOHLMEYER, Johann Christoph, Schaefer  Wohnort 1814 Nahrendorf.
 oo vor 1814.
SOMMER,  Margarta Elisabeth  lvd. 1814 Nahrendorf. [The only child listed is son # 2503  I placed above ][I may have Kruskop placed at Oldendorf somewhere else in this blog.]




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I'm getting a little hungry, I think I might take a step out of my burrow,  after all. While I'm in my car running around town maybe I'll can spot some brave  groundhogs out there getting ready for viewing the Superbowl  on Sunday.





 Source : Gunda Frisch/ Heinrich Porth: Die Familien und Einwohner des Kirchspiels Himbergen. Band 6. From Museums of Uelzen.  pp. 186.B