Born bef May 5, 1765 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [75] Christian Heinrich was baptized in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on May 5, 1765. [75] Confirmed on May 30, 1779 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [75] Was granted citizenship to Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on Aug 19, 1794. [76] Registration as Bürger. Christian Heinrich died in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on Dec 8, 1843; he was 78. [14] effects of old age, also noted in the birth record in the Blomberg church book, cause listed as "Altersschwäche" or old age. Buried on Dec 11, 1843 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [14] Occupation: Buttonmaker (Knopfmacher); Posamentierer. [47] Religion: Evan. reformed. [75]footnote of Blomberg records also refers to him as "Christoph Henrich" [77]
Blomberg records describe him as the son of "Christoph" [76]
On Oct 9, 1803 when Christian Heinrich was 38, he married Sophie Wilhelmine Eleonore Warthling, in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [47], [78] second ceremony apparently held on Oct. 29 in Boesingfeld.
They had the following children:
| i. | Sophie Friederike Justine [13], [79] (1804-1874) | ||
| ii. | Heinrich Anton August [13], [80] (Died as Infant) (1807-1807) | ||
| 16 | iii. | Heinrich Ernst Friedrich (1808-1873) | |
| iv. | Marie Dorothee Henriette Louise [13], [80] (Died as Infant) (1812-1813) |
last name spelled Warthling in Blomberg and Boesingfeld churchbooks for wedding
33 Sophie Wilhelmine Eleonore Warthling.
Born on Mar 20, 1778 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [58] Sophie Wilhelmine Eleonore was baptized in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany on Mar 27, 1778. [13], [58] Godparents: Eleonore Hardmann, Hedwig ? Confirmed on Nov 11, 1792 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [81] Was granted citizenship to Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on Apr 10, 1804. [82] accepted as citizen, payment of 15 Rtl. Sophie Wilhelmine Eleonore died in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on Mar 26, 1860; she was 82. [15] age/birth incorrectly given as 85/1775. Buried on Mar 29, 1860 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [15] Occupation: Midwife (Hebamme). [56]described in the Bürgerbuch as "von einer leibfreien Stelle zu Bösingfeld gebürtig" (unindentured native of Bösingfeld).
mentioned numerous times in: Hebammen in Lippe - 1603-1872 - aus den Akten des Staatsarchivs Detmold - bearbeitet von Barbara Limbach (1996) [83]
her ability was continually questioned over the years at yearly inspections, where she was frequently described as being of "mittelmässige Kenntnisse"
active 1812 - 1854; requested a pension at retirement (granted ?)
34 Heinrich Strate.
Born abt 1770. Heinrich died ? .Child:
| 17 | i. | Johanna (ca1812-1886) |
36 Georg Ludwig Krusekopf. [13]
Born on Dec 2, 1761 in Sternberg, Lippe, Germany. [81] Georg Ludwig was baptized in Bösingfeld, Lippe, Germany on Dec 6, 1761. [81] Godparent: Amtmann Stock. Confirmed on Jul 16, 1775 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [81] Residence: Bauerschaft Asmissen. Georg Ludwig died in Linderhofe, Lippe, Germany on Apr 11, 1837; he was 75. [59], [60] Cause: old age (Altersschwäche); Listed age: 76. Buried on Apr 14, 1837 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [59] Occupation: Hops Picker (Hoppenplökker). [84]Listed in childrens' birth records as "Einlieger beÿ Nr. 60 Linderhofe" [58]
Nr. 88 Linderhofe in 1811 (Georg Wilhelm August's wedding record) [78]
abt 1785 when Georg Ludwig was 23, he married Anne Marie Elisabeth Borchers [13], in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [13]
They had the following children:
| i. | Marie Sophie Friederike (1787-?) | ||
| ii. | Georg Wilhelm August (1790-1818) | ||
| iii. | Johann Friedrich Christoph (1792-?) | ||
| iv. | Luise Wilhelmine (Died as Infant) (1795-1795) | ||
| 18 | v. | Wilhelm August Ludwig Friedrich (1796-1853) | |
| vi. | Charlotte Henriette Louise Johanne (1799-1869) | ||
| vii. | Dorothea Louise (1802-1854) |
37 Anne Marie Elisabeth Borchers. [13]
Born ca 1757 in Oldendorf, Germany. [59], [85] Based on age at death. Anne Marie Elisabeth died in Linderhofe, Lippe, Germany on Feb 9, 1833; she was 76. [59] Age: 76 yrs.; Cause: old age (Alterschwäche); Time: 1 AM. Buried on Feb 12, 1833 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [59] Time: 5 PM.Said to be from Oldendorf in birth record of daughter Dorothea Louise [58]
living at No. 88 Linderhofe at death [59]
38 Carl Friedrich Lüdeking. [60]
geb. Depping von Laßbruch according to S. Krusekopf [60]
Carl Friedrich married Sophie Elisabeth Hünnen [60].
They had one child:
| 19 | i. | Caroline Wilhelmine (1803-1853) |
39 Sophie Elisabeth Hünnen. [60]
Hünnen von Westorf according to S. Krusekopf [60]
40 Samuel (2) Gates. [25]
Born in 1766 in Petersham, MA. Samuel (2) died in Petersham, MA on Oct 29, 1822; he was 56. [86] M, NEHGR v121, p219, 1967: died intestate. Occupation: Farmer. [87]His widow declined administration on his extate 4 Nov. 1822 [88]
From "The History of Petersham, Massachusetts": Tax List of 1814: Gates, Samuel. 45 acres, small house and barn, and a smith's shop. $1000. 1 1/2 miles east of meeting house on Barre Road. [89]
In the 1820 Census, 2 persons were engaged in agriculture, and 1 in manufacturing (smith shop?) [87]
On Dec 21, 1789 when Samuel (2) was 23, he married Hannah Dike [25], in Phillipston, MA. NEHGR v121, p219, 1967: Hannah of Petersham.
They had the following children:
| i. | George (2) [25] (1790-1863) | ||
| ii. | Lucretia [25] (1792-?) | ||
| 20 | iii. | Moses (1794-1872) | |
| iv. | Louisa [25] (1796-?) | ||
| v. | Elbridge [25] (1798-1854) | ||
| vi. | Anna [25] (1802-?) | ||
| vii. | Mary (2) [25] (1805-1847) | ||
| viii. | Stephen (4) [25] (1807-?) | ||
| ix. | Lucinda [25] (1809-?) | ||
| x. | Samuel, Jr. [25] (1815-?) |
41 Hannah Dike. [25]
Born on Apr 4, 1770 in Phillipston, MA. [90] At the age of 16, Hannah was baptized in Templeton, MA on Nov 12, 1786. [91], [92] Hannah died aft Nov 4, 1822; she was 52. widow of Samuel Gates.birthdate/place from LDS IGI, which references film 0823832 with vital records of Phillipston, corroborated by Genealogy.com Mass Vital Records CD ROM [90]
44 Jacob Pollard.
Born on Oct 28, 1789 in Harvard, MA. [93] Jacob died in Groton, MA on May 9, 1857; he was 67. [94] Stomach Ulcer. Occupation: Carpenter. [95]ref.: LDS IGI films # 0874025 (Harvard, MA VR to 1850), 178100, pg 363, ref # 12713 for birthdate, place, parents
On May 7, 1812 when Jacob was 22, he married Betsy Davis, in Groton, MA. [29] he, of Boston.
They had the following children:
| i. | Betsey Davis [30] (1813-) | ||
| ii. | Jacob Warren (1814-?) | ||
| iii. | Alfred (1815-) | ||
| iv. | Albert [30] (Died as Child) (1815-1824) | ||
| v. | Lucy [30] (1817-) | ||
| vi. | Walter (1818-) | ||
| 22 | vii. | Thomas (1819-1861) | |
| viii. | Luther [30] (1821-) | ||
| ix. | Mary [30] (1822-) | ||
| x. | Albert A. [30] (1827-) | ||
| xi. | Sarah Ann [30] (1828-) | ||
| xii. | Agnis B. [30] (1833-) |
45 Betsy Davis.
Born on Jan 12, 1793 in Groton, MA. [29] Betsy died in Groton, MA on Sep 9, 1876; she was 83. [96] From Old Age; age given as 83y 7m 28d.Mother's name is given as Lucy (Page) Davis in Betsy's Vital Records death listing (cf. Farwell) [94]
46 John Park. [97]
Born on Feb 1, 1787 in Groton, MA. [29] John died on Apr 20, 1848; he was 61. [29] killed by locomotive. Occupation: Stonecutter.See research note regarding possible name change to John Gray Park in 1825
1820 Census: listed in Littleton, which is next to Ayer, which was the part of Groton where John Park lived. [98]
Search Results (Ancestry.com; 12/20/2000)
Search Terms: PARK (34), JOHN (1497)
Database: Massachusetts Name Changes, 1780-1892
Combined Matches: 2
List of Persons Whose Names Have Been Changed in This Commonwealth
That John Dunn may take the name of John C. Dunn; that John Fessenden, may take the name of John Peirce Fessenden; that Asaph Churchill Leeds may take the name of Theodore Churchill Leeds; that Pierre Francois Henry Thomas Wilson Melvill, a minor, may take the name of Thomas Wilson Melvill; that Lucius Champlin Parker may take the name of Samuel Parker; that Thomas Jefferson Shed may take the name of Samuel Adams Shed, all of Boston, in the county of Suffolk; that Charles Holland may take the name of Lucius Delnce; that Charles Putnam may take the name of Charles Fisk Putnam, both of Salem, in the county of Essex; that John Park, jun., of Groton, in the county of Middlesex, may take the name of John Gray Park; that Eliza Gardner, may take the name of Elizabeth Greenleaf Gardner; that Esther Sewall Gardner may take the name of Ann Sewall Gardner, both of Leominster; that Henry Lane, of Lancaster, may take the name of Jonas Henry Lane; that Clarissa Lee, of Douglas, may take the name of Clarissa Johnson, all of the county of Worcester; that Richard Lard, of Enfield, in the county of Hampshire, may take the name of Richard Gardner; that Ebenezer Penniman, jun., of Braintree, in the county of Norfolk, may take the name of Daniel Penniman; that John Clapp, may take the name of Henry Porter Clark; that Abigail Clapp, his wife, may take the name of Abigail Jackson Clark, both of Easton; that Zebina Sumner, of Taunton, may take the name of Edward H. Sumner, all of the county of Bristol; that Asa Briggs, of West Bridgewater, may take the name of Henry Ellis Briggs; that Henry Wade, of Scitnate, may take the name of Henry Stockbridge Wade, both of the county of Plymouth; that Aaron Ayres, of Boston, in the county of Suffolk, physician, may take the name of Aaron Andrews. And the said several persons herein named shall hereafter be called and known by the names which, by this act, they are respectively allowed to assume as aforesaid, and the same shall be considered as their only proper and legal names. [June 18, 1825.
On Aug 3, 1811 when John was 24, he married Anna Shurtliff, in Groton, MA.
They had the following children:
| i. | John (1812-) | ||
| ii. | Sally Ann [30] (1814-) | ||
| 23 | iii. | Catharine Jane (1822-1891) | |
| iv. | Stuart James [30] (1824-) | ||
| v. | William [30] (1827-) | ||
| vi. | Cyrus Hamlin [30] (1834-1837) | ||
| vii. | Charles Robinson [30] (1835-1837) |
47 Anna Shurtliff.
Born on Jun 7, 1793 in Pelham, MA. [98] Anna died in Ayer, MA on Oct 23, 1882; she was 89. [99] Originally a section of Groton. Buried in Ayer, MA. [99] Woodlawn Cemetery.Town records of Groton, MA list mother of C. J. Park as "Stuart" in birth record; marriage records show marriage of John Park and Anna Shirtliff, of Concord, NH. Online version of Groton records (NEHGS) says 8/3 was the announcement of marriage intention. Park genealogy book [100] gives marriage date of Sept. 9, 1811 in Concord, NH, and identifies Anna's parents as John Carver and Jennet (Taylor) Shurtliff, of Pelham, MA; says Anna was born there. A search of Pelham vital records (NEHGS) online turns up no Shurtliffs (of any spelling) in Pelham. Death record for Anna Park in Ayer gives a birthplace of Montpelier, VT, parents names of [Unknown] and Jane Shurtliff, with their birthplaces unknown.
48 Samuel Radue.
Born abt 1760/70. Occupation: Shepherd (Schäfer).Samuel Radue may or may not be the father of Christian Radue, but the following information from the church books of Sonnenberg/Lebehn/Kyritz suggests that he could be.
One Carl Samuel Radue, Schäfer Knecht, son of Schäfer Samuel Radue of Lebehn, married Dorothea Borchart on October 25, 1818, when he was 27. Thus Carl Samuel was born about 1791, and his father Samuel perhaps 1760-70. In 1818 there is a baptism sponsor named Christian Radue, described as "Schäfers Sohn." Other Radues (David and Michel) are elsewhere described as "Schäfer Knecht," and sometimes there is a reference to simply "Schäfer Radue." Since Christian is described by reference to his father, perhaps this suggests that he is a young man or boy without profession yet (although most likely confirmed). This timing is consistent with Ferdinand Wilhelm's father Christian, who was having his family in the 1820s - 1830s.
Children:
| i. | Carl Samuel (ca1791-) | ||
| 24 | ii. | Christian (ca1800-) | |
| iii. | Michael (ca1804-) |