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Fridericus Zimmermann and Adamus Sieben Two baptism entries of interest on this scanned image. Fridericus Zimmermann is the brother of Margarethae Zimmermann. Adamus Sieben is a son of Michael Sieben and Catherine Darmstadt. (1808) Joannes Adamus Knussmann appears in Adamus' entry.
Eva Sieben Born on Oct 9, 1803 to Michael Sieben and Catherine Darmstadt. Eva Knussmann was the witness.
Katharina Darmstadt nata Sieben Born 24 Nov 1772 to Philip Sieben and Catherine Eckert, Katharina, the widow Darmstadt died on Aug 26, 1847 at the age of 75.
Joannes Darmstadt died on Dec 7, 1840 at the age of 72. Three days later, Eva nata Darmstadt, widow of Henrici Knussmann died at the age of 75. This page scan appears to also have the priest's notes for the year 1840.
Francis Philipp Sieben/Anna Maria Schmitt were
married on the 20th of May, 1726. No idea if they are related
to the Sieben line of interest. This couple is not direct ancestors of the Sieben line which is the subject of this project.
The only reason for investigating these Battrow records is the hope that they may point to where this family came from, and the hope that the other FAUSCHes can be found nearby. The records are in German Script.
| UPDATE: While no relation has been found between the two Fausch families of Michigan City, the family which connects to the Sieben family comes from Petzewo (aka Piecewo, POL) which is a few miles from the Battrow of this second Fausch family. |
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Henriette Wilhelmine, Tochter des Kaethners Johann Fausch und dessen Ehefrau,
wurde geboren den Neun und Zwanzigsten (29tn) Juli und empfing wegen ploetzlich
eingetretener Schwaeche am 6tn August die Nothtaufe, die den 13tn September vom
Pfarrer Klein bestaetigt ist. Taufzeugen: 1, Daniel? Wegner, Kaethner.
2, Henriette Schulz, Einwohnersfr(au).
Henriette Wilhelmine, daughter of the cottager Johann Fausch and his wife, was born on the 29th of July and on account of a suddenly-appearing weakness received the emergency baptism on the 6th of August, which was confirmed on the 13th of September by Parish Priest Klein. Baptismal witnesses: 1, Daniel Wegner, cottager. 2, Henriette Schulz, wife of local inhabitant.
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Karl August, Sohn des Kaethners Johann Fausch und seinen? Ehefrau Karoline
Roeger wurde geboren den Ersten (1tn) April 4 Uhr Nach(mittag)? und getauft den
6tn eiusd. Taufz(eugen): 1, August Bredoc..?, Einwohner. 2, Jakob Schauland,
Zimmergeselle. Henriette Golz, Einwohnersfr(au).
Karl August, son of the cottager Johann Fausch and his wife Karoline Roeger, was born on the first (1st) of April at 4 pm ? and baptized on the 6th of the same month. Baptismal witnesses: 1, August Bredoc.., local inhabitant. 2, Jakob Schauland, journeyman carpenter. Henriette Golz, wife of local inhabitant.
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With the "suddenly-appearing weakness" of Henrietta Wilhelmine, it doesn't rule this family out as being the same family as the "421 Fausches". When I first found this thread, I already knew that in order for this to be the same family, the Henrietta born in 1854 would have to have died and a second Henrietta born to the family. The other inconsistancy could very well be that the census taker simply screwed up on August's birthplace.
Extracted from Census Records, Indiana, 1860 (via FTM CD#304) County/Township: "Laporte / Michigan" City/PostOffice: "Michigan City / Michigan City" ============================================================= NAME SEX AGE OCCUPATION BIRTHPLACE ------------------------------------------------------------- Family 19 Dwelling 21 Microfilm# M653/275 page 375 -------------------------------------------------------- Fausch, Fredk M 36 Blacksmith Germany-Prussia Fausch, Wilmina F 36 Germany-Prussia Fausch, Ida F 13 Germany-Prussia Fausch, Henrietta F 10 Germany-Prussia Hess, Chs M 27 Laborer Germany-Prussia Hess, Ida F 27 Germany-Prussia Hess, Mena F 8 mo Indiana Family 33 Dwelling 36 Microfilm# M653/275 page 377 ------------------------------------------------------- Fausch, John M 42 Laborer Germany-Prussia Fausch, Caroline F 37 Germany-Prussia Fausch, Augusta F 11 Germany-Prussia Fausch, August M 4 Indiana Fausch, Henrietta F 2 Indiana Fausch, Ida F 7 mo Indiana
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St. Paul, MN
