Eggert Family Genealogy

Hopmans, Margarethe Elisabeth

Birth:        Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe


Married	Hermening, Johan Herman (*Niedernwöhren?, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe)
	     3 Mar 1718, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe

Notes:
From Petzen.

Sources:
MERBCK

Husni, Younis

Death:        before 1909


Married	Mossuoh, Naylie ()
Children:
    1. Husni, Ameen (*1872 Syria +1940)
    2. Husni, Najeeb Younes ( +>1912 Syria)
    3. Husni, Khanom (*1878 +1940)
    4. Husni, Saleem Younis (*1881 Homs, Syria +1954 North Bergen, Hudson Co, New Jersey)
    5. Husni, Naji (Ned) Y (*1886 Syria +1974 Rochester, Monroe Co, New York)
    6. Husni, Aziz Younis (Louie) (*1891 Homs, Syria +1978 Union City, Hudson Co, New Jersey)
    7. Husni, Azeeza (*c1891 Homs, Syria)

Notes:
Younis was known as the English man (Al Englisee), maybe because he was the one who converted to Protestantism and was in contact with with the American missionaries who established the Presbyterian Churches in Syria and Lebanon in the middle of the 19th century. He is presumed to have died by 1909, as his son Aziz gave his mother's name as his next of kin on his passage to America in that year.

Sources:
HUS2, HUS7, EIR, HUS75
Last changed: 26 Jan 2011

Mossuoh, Naylie



Married	Husni, Younis ( +<1909)
Children:
    1. Husni, Ameen (*1872 Syria +1940)
    2. Husni, Najeeb Younes ( +>1912 Syria)
    3. Husni, Khanom (*1878 +1940)
    4. Husni, Saleem Younis (*1881 Homs, Syria +1954 North Bergen, Hudson Co, New Jersey)
    5. Husni, Naji (Ned) Y (*1886 Syria +1974 Rochester, Monroe Co, New York)
    6. Husni, Aziz Younis (Louie) (*1891 Homs, Syria +1978 Union City, Hudson Co, New Jersey)
    7. Husni, Azeeza (*c1891 Homs, Syria)

Notes:
aka Nellie. Last name Mossuoh may be incorrect.

Sources:
HUS2, HUS7, HUS26(Page: 1)

Spanuth, Wilcken

Birth:        about 1494
Death:        bet 1564 and 1583

Father:    Spanuth, Tönnies (*c1470 Wiedensahl, Hannover +1547)
Mother:    Pedig, Hilla ( +1549)

Married	____, Gretheke ()
	     bef 1547
Children:
    1. Spanuth, Hans ( +1630)
    2. Spanuth, Didrich (Tile) (*1520 Wiedensahl, Hannover)
    3. Spanuth,  ()

Notes:
Inherited a part of his father's farm, "Stätte am Sahle", about 4 hectares, later Wiedensahl Nr. 78. He was a good farmer and was able to increase the size of his land to 6 hectares. The later generation had a Brinksitzerstelle. After he died, Jasper Hennecke worked the farm until his son Hans Spanuth inherited it in 1608.

Sources:
SP(Page: 11,15:97), LOCCUM2(Item: E, Page: 3), SP12(Page: 21), SP20(Item: B, Page: 6)
Last changed: 13 Feb 2011

Spanuth, Hans

Death:        bef 1630

Father:    Spanuth, Wilcken (*c1494 +1564)
Mother:    ____, Gretheke ()

Married	
Children:
    1. Spanuth, Heinrich (*1594 +1668)
    2. Spannuth, Johann (*1595 +1659)

Notes:
Inherited his father's farm in 1608.

Sources:
SP(Page: 15, ID: 98), SP12(Page: 21)
Last changed: 11 Feb 2011

____, Hilla



Married	Pedig, Marquard (*Wiedensahl, Hannover +1521 Wiedensahl, Hannover)
	     1473, Wiedensahl, Hannover
Children:
    1. Pedig, Hilla ( +1549)

Sources:
SP(Page: 19), LOCCUM2(Item: E, Page: 2)
Last changed: 21 Nov 2010

Scheneck, Anna Sophia

Birth:        Dec 1799, Kornelino, Kreis Schubin, Posen
Death:        11 Jul 1831, Bagno, Labischin, Kreis Schubin, Posen

Father:    Scheneck,  ( +>1831)
Mother:    ____,  ( +>1831)

Married	Strohschein, Christoph (*1789 Bagno, Labischin, Kreis Schubin, Posen +1854)
	     8 May 1822, Labischin, Kreis Schubin, Posen
Children:
    1. Strohschein, Martin August (*1824 Bagno, Labischin, Kreis Schubin, Posen)
    2. Strohschein, Justine (*1825 Bagno, Labischin, Kreis Schubin, Posen)
    3. Strohschein, Johann Gottlieb (*1827 Bagno, Labischin, Kreis Schubin, Posen +1908 Schottland (Szkocja), Posen)

Notes:
Or Schinegg. Connection as sister of Anna Christine Scheneck is a guess.

Sources:
IGI(Batch: 7323614, Film: 0822866), GEDBAS(Database: 5210, ID: 110), STROH(Page: 1)
Last changed: 27 Feb 2012

Strübing, Cathrina Margretha

Birth:        25 Sep 1791, Barksen, Kleinenbremen, Westfalen
Baptism:      2 Oct 1791, Kleinenbremen, Westfalen
Death:        30 Dec 1867, Eitzen, Houston Co, Minnesota
Burial:       1 Jan 1868, Eitzen, Houston Co, Minnesota

Father:    Strübing, Johann Friedrich ()

Married	Kohlmeyer, Johann Heinrich (*1784 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1852 Röcke, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe)
	     13 Jun 1813, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
    1. Kohlmeier, Philippine Christine (*1813 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1846)
    2. Kohlmeier, Johann Heinrich (*1815 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +>1852)
    3. Kohlmeier, Friedrich Wilhelm (*1817 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1899 Röcke, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    4. Kohlmeier, Karl Ernst (*1820 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1830 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    5. Kohlmeier, Caroline Dorothee (*1822 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1892 near Lyons, Burt Co, Nebraska)
    6. Kohlmeier, Ernst Friedrich Wilhelm (*1826 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1865 Hospital ship, near City Point, Prince George Co, Virginia)
    7. Kohlmeier, Christine Wilhelmine (*1828 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1830 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    8. Kohlmeier, Ernst Heinrich (*1831 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1894 Lyons, Burt Co, Nebraska)
    9. Kohlmeier, Carl Heinrich (*1835 Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe +1835 Röcke, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe)

Notes:
"Mary". Alias Strobing, alias Führingen. She was from Kleinenbremen, though she lived in Evesen for six years before her marriage there in 1813. She emigrated to America with her son Ernst Heinrich Kohlmeier about 1 Mar 1854. In 1860 she lived with Frederick Kohlmeier in Portland Prairie Township. She couldn't read or write. She was buried in the North Cemetery, burial place of the Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Portland Prairie.

CEN1860 gives her age as 71.

Taufpaten: Die Hänsen

Sources:
CEN1860, JP(Item: A2), RIM, SCHA(Page: 123, ID: 1729), EITZEN, PETZ, KLBR, KOHL, PETZ2, HCOG(Item: C), KOHL28, WORLDC(🔗Database: eitzenfamilies, ID: I1099), FS(🔗Batch: C01058-4, Origin: Germany-EASy, Film: 470599, Reference: p 199 cn 29)
Last changed: 28 Feb 2013

Davell, Hans


Father:    Dauvel, Johann (*1545)

Married	
Children:
    1. Dauel, Johann (*c1602 +1662 Wenden, Hannover)

Notes:
He is listed in the service tax (Dienstgeld) list of 1617 as owing 1 Groschen 4 Pfennig, and in the meadow tax (Wiesenzins) list of the same year as owing 7 Groschen 6 Pfennig. There are two listings for a Hans Davell in the list of land and livestock owners of 1619. One owned 15 Morgen land, 3 of meadow, 14 cows, and 12 pigs. The other owned 9 Morgen land, 1 of meadow, 12 cows, and 6 pigs. These are probably the same person. In the 1615 meadow tax list, there is one Hans Dawell, and also one in the 1619 service tax.

Sources:
STÖCKSE(Page: 283,284)
Last changed: 13 Nov 2010

Brethauer, Heinrich Dietrich Hermann

Birth:        25 Mar 1817, Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe
Death:        24 Nov 1880, Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe
Burial:       28 Nov 1880, Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe

Father:    Brethauer, Hermann Heinrich (*1771 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe +1846 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe)
Mother:    Brethauer, Catharine Margarethe (*1780 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe +1823 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe)

Married	Holste, Pauline Marie Dorothe Louise (*1821 Berlin +1883 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe)
	     9 Oct 1842, Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
    1. Brethauer, Wilhelmine Dorothee Sophie C (*1843 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    2. Brethauer, Wilhelm Hermann (*1845 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe +1914 Scotia, Greeley Co, Nebraska)
    3. Bredthauer, Sophie Dorothee Wilhelmine (*1848 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    4. Bredthauer, Heinrich Dietrich Wilhelm (*1850 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe +1883 Großenheidorn, Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    5. Bredthauer, Marie Dorothee Sophie Caroline (*1853 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe +1854)
    6. Bredthauer, Caroline Dorothee (*1856 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe +1919 Grand Island, Hall Co, Nebraska)
    7. Bredthauer, Caroline Sophie Dorothea (*1860 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe)

Notes:
Also listed as Dietrich Hermann Heinrich Christoph Brethauer. Master baker. He was born in Steinhude Nr. 5, lived in a house/bakery at Steinhude Nr 138. This house, built in 1842, later came into the Rintelmann family, and was eventually torn down about 1970. He was slightly lame in the left leg, which excused him from military service. He learned the baker's profession in Wunstorf. On his marriage in 1842, his father gave him three parcels of land, in two of which the father retained rights until his death, and the use of half his garden land. In 1849-50 he sought but was refused permission to operate a pub in addition to his bakery. He contemplated emigration to America, but didn't due to his health. He died of phthisis or pulmonary tuberculosis.

Sources:
STEIN, AB193, MARDF(Page: 2), RRS2(Page: 1,10), AB1193, HB2(Page: 7,9), HB4(Page: 2), AB795(Item: A, Item: D, Pages: 0,1,5, Item: F), IGI(Batch: 452142), AB1298, SCHAI(Page: 130)
Last changed: 12 Nov 2010

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