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Wetter (Melle), Lower Saxony, is the Ancestral Home of This Hannebaum Family
Wetter (Melle), Niedersachsen, ist der Stammsitz der Familie
Hannebaum
Im Jahre 1843 wanderte Joist Friedrich Klausing Hannebaum, ein 55 Jahre alter Bauer, mit seiner Familie vom Königreich Hanover, Preußen, über den Einwanderungshafen Baltimore, Maryland, in die USA aus. Sie erreichten Baltimore an Bord des Segelschiffes Marianne am 25. September 1843. Mit J. Friedrich Klausing Hannebaum kamen seine Ehefrau Catharina Bredenwischer Hannebaum, 44 Jahre alt, und fünf Kinder: Elisabeth Hannebaum, 19 Jahre alt; Heinrich Hannebaum, 15 Jahre alt; Franz Hannebaum, 10 Jahre alt; Caterina Hannebaum, (?) Jahre alt und Wilhelm Hannebaum, (?) Jahre alt. Ihre Ankunftspapiere von Baltimore sagen nur aus, daß ihr letzter dauernder Wohnort Wetter war. Nachforschungen in Deutschland kommen zu dem Ergebnis, daß es drei Städte mit dem Namen Wetter gibt. Wetter (Melle), Niedersachsen, Deutschland--Falls Sie Informationen haben, wäre dies eine Hilfe. Bitte richten Sie E-Mails.
THE SHIP MARIANNE
Bremen to Baltimore, 1843In 1843, Joist Friedrich Klausing Hannebaum, a 55-year-old farmer, emigrated with his family from the Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia, to the entry port of Baltimore, Maryland. They arrived on board the ship Marianne on September 25, 1843. With J. Friedrich Hannebaum was his wife, Catharina Bredenwischer Hannebaum, age 44. Accompanying them were their five surviving children: Elisabeth Hannebaum, age 19; Heinrich Hannebaum, age 15; Franz Hannebaum, age 10; Caterina Hannebaum, age in question; and Wilhelm Hannebaum, age in question. Their Baltimore arrival record states simply that their last permanent residence was Wetter. A search of Germany comes up with three cities named Wetter. Wetter (now part of Melle), Lower Saxony, Germany, has been confirmed as the ancestral home of this Hannebaum family. If you have additional information about this family, please send e-mail.
Wetter (Melle), Niedersachsen, Deutschland
WETTER - MELLE, DEUTSCHLAND
| City [Städte] | Other Identification, Location by Latitude & Longitude | Municipality Number [GKZ] | County [Kreis] / Auto License Abbreviation | Area [RegBez] | State [Land] | Postal Code | Population | Records on Microfilm |
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52d12m N 8d20m E | ||||||||
St. Wetter) 50d54m N 8d44m E | [Hessen-Nassau, Preußen] | |||||||
51d23m N 7d24m E |
THE J. FRIEDRICH KLAUSING HANNEBAUM,
MARIE ELIZABETH HANNEBAUM,
&
CATERINA ELIZABETH BREDENWISCHER FAMILY
OF THE MELLE AREA, WESTFALEN, KINGDOM OF HANOVER,
AND PEPPERTOWN, FRANKLIN COUNTY, INDIANA
FAMILY 1:
J. Friedrich KLAUSING and Marie Elizabeth HANNEBAUM, and 2 Sons: Caspar Hermann KLAUSING and Johann Heinrich HANNEBAUM
Joist Friedrich KLAUSING
Farmer in Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia. Had one child before first marriage, and one after. Adopted his wife's surname, Hannebaum, perhaps in 1815 at the time of their marriage. Widowed sometime between 1817 and 1822, he married a second time in 1823. [Klausing Family Origins: Westfalen, Prussia: Bünde, Dielingen, Börninghausen, Rödinghausen, Preußisch Oldendorf.]
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: July 30, 1788 [Records of Lutheran Church, Buer, Niedersachsen, Germany]
Place:/Geburtsort: _________, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia
DOD:/Sterbedatum: [1867 or earlier] [Will probated Nov. 22, 1867]
Place:/Sterbeort: Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana
His Father:/Vater:
Kord Heinrich KLAUSING
DOB:/Geburtsdatum:
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Grandparents/Eltern:
_________ KLAUSING & _____ ______
His Mother:/Mutter:
Maria Elizabeth STEGKAEMPER
[Stegkämper Family Origins: Westfalen, Prussia: Alswede, Levern.]
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____ STEGKAEMPER & _____ ______
Joist Friedrich KLAUSING
1st Mar. To:/Ehe 1:
Marie Elizabeth HANNEBAUM
[Hannebaum Family Origins: Westfalen, Prussia: Börninghausen, Wetter, Rödinghausen, and Detmold, Lippe.]
DOB:/Geburtsdatum:
Place:/Geburtsort:
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: May 12, 1815
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: ________, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia
DOD:/Sterbedatum:
Place:/Sterbeort: ___________, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia
Buried:/Beerdigungort: _________, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia
Her Father:/Vater:
_____ _____ HANNEBAUM
DOB:/Geburtsdatum:
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Grandparents:/Eltern:
______ _____ & _____ _____
Her Mother:/Mutter:
______ ______ ________
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Grandparents:/Eltern:
____ _____ & _____ ______
TWO SONS OF J. FRIEDRICH KLAUSING [HANNEBAUM]
& MARIE ELIZABETH HANNEBAUM:/2 KINDER:
A.
Caspar Hermann KLAUSING
Son of J. Friedrich KLAUSING and Marie Elizabeth HANNEBAUM, born prior to their marriage.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: January 15, 1815
Place:/Geburtsort:
DOD:/Sterbedatum:
Place:/Sterbedatum:
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Mar. To:/Ehe:
________ ______ _______
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Her Parents:/Eltern:
______ ______ and ______ ________
CHILDREN:/KINDER: UNKNOWN
B.
Johann Heinrich HANNEBAUM
Son of J. Friedrich KLAUSING and Marie Elizabeth HANNEBAUM, born after his father adopted the surname of his wife, HANNEBAUM.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: November 29, 1817
Place:/Geburtsort:
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Mar. To:/Ehe:
_______ _______ _______
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Her Parents:/Eltern:
______ ______ and ______ ________
CHILDREN:/KINDER: UNKNOWN
Note: What is the reason for the surname change from KLAUSING to HANNEBAUM?
Notiz: Was ist der Grund für eine Änderung des Nachnamens von KLAUSING in HANNEBAUM?
"I can only guess and tell you of an instance I experienced in doing my own German research. In this example the daughter inherited her father's farm because there were no brothers. In order to make it legal, her husband had to change his last name to her maiden name. Perhaps your example involved a similar reason." -- Mrs. B. I. Ellsworth, Mason City, Iowa
"Ich kann nur raten und Ihnen von einer Begebenheit erzählen, von der ich während meiner eigenen deutschen Nachforschungen erfahren habe. In diesem Beispiel erbte die Tochter den Hof ihres Vaters, da sie keine Brüder hatte. Um es legal zu machen, musste ihr Ehemann seinen Nachnamen ändern und ihren Mädchennamen annehmen. Vielleicht gibt es in Ihrem Beispiel einen ähnlichen Grund." -- Mrs. B. I. Ellsworth, Mason City, Iowa
"If a wife had no brothers to continue her family line, in order to inherit her father's land, her husband could add his wife's surname to his own. Sometimes husbands dropped their own surname, particularly if the wife's family name had more prestige. My own great-great-grandfather was born Ernst Heinrich ALBERT vulgo KLÜNDERS. Other people in the area may have adopted a local farm name as their own if that name had more prestige. If they did not want to drop their own name, they could add it as 'vulgo' or 'gennant' meaning, 'also known as.' " -- Robert Albert, Jr., Bakersfield, California
Falls eine Frau keine Brüder hat um den Familiennamen weiterzugeben, kann Ihr Mann den Familiennamen seiner Frau zu seinem Namen anfügen. Manchmal gab der Mann seinen Namen auf, vor allem wenn der Name seiner Frau mehr Ansehen genoss. Mein Ur-Ur-Grossvater war Ernst Heinrich Albert, genannt Klünders. Andere Leute aus dieser Gegend haben den Namen einer örtlichen Farm angenommen, wenn dieser Name Ansehen genoss. Wenn sie Ihren Namen nicht aufgeben wollten, konnten sie ihn anhängen, als "vulgo" oder "genannt," was soviel bedeutet wie "auch bekannt als...". -- Robert Albert, Jr., Bakersfield, California USA
J. Frederick HANNEBAUM & Catherine Elizabeth BREDENWISCHER, and at least 6 children: Elizabeth, Henry, Frank, Catherine, William and Friedrich HANNEBAUM
Joist Friedrich KLAUSING [HANNEBAUM]
Widowed farmer in Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia. Had two sons from first marriage. He had adopted his first wife's surname, HANNEBAUM, probably in 1815. He married his second wife in Sehlingdorf, then they moved to Wetter (Melle), living at a farm on a road called Buermannsheide. In 1843, Friedrich and his second wife, Caterina, emigrated from Prussia to America, landing at Baltimore on September 25, 1843. They traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio, and from there settled in Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana. For vital dates and places, see above.
Joist Friedrich KLAUSING [HANNEBAUM]
2nd Mar. To:/Ehe 2:
Caterina Elizabeth "Catherine" BREDENWISCHER
[Bredenwischer Family Origins: Westfalen, Prussia: Bünde, Holsen Bünde.]
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: September 6, 1799
Place:/Geburtsort: Melle, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: April 16, 1823
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: Sehlingdorf, near Melle, Kingdom
of Hanover, Prussia
DOD:/Sterbedatum: [Alive 1850 / Not listed in husband's 1867 Will]
Place:/Sterbeort: Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana
Her Father:/Vater:
Joist Heinrich BREDENWISCHER
DOB:/Geburtsdatum:
Place:/Geburtsort:
DOD:/Sterbedatum:
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
Grandparents:/Eltern:
______ BREDENWISCHER & ______ _______
Her Mother:/Mutter:
Caterina Elizabeth KAMMEYER
DOB:/Geburtsdatum:
Place:/Geburtsort:
DOD:/Sterbedatum:
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
Grandparents:/Eltern:
________ KAMMEYER & __________ _________
SIX CHILDREN OF J. FRIEDRICH KLAUSING HANNEBAUM
AND CATERINA ELIZABETH BREDENWISCHER:/6 KINDER:
(Two daughters, four sons)
A.
Clara Elisabeth HANNEBAUM
Passenger list of ship Marianne: Age 19 in 1843
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: February 17, 1824 [Lutheran Church Records, Wetter/Buer, Niedersachsen, Germany]
Place:/Geburtsort: Wetter (Melle), Niedersachsen, Germany [Wetter, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia]
DOD:/Sterbedatum: July 4, 1900 [St. Nicholas Lutheran Church Record Book, p. 410]
Place:/Sterbedatum: __________________, Indiana. [Elisabeth had been living in Brightwood, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, and that is probably where she died. Her obituary in the Peppertown church book does not say.]
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Peppertown Cemetery, Franklin County, Indiana
Mar. To:/Ehe:
Ludwig Heinrich August PEPPER
In 1851, August PEPPER and his wife, Elisabeth HANNEBAUM, settled at the site of Peppertown Township in Franklin County, Indiana. They had previously lived in Ohio and in Butler Township, Franklin County, Indiana. Peppertown was laid out by Mr. Fielding BERRY, a surveyor, for Mr. John KOERNER, proprietor, in August 1859. By trade Mr. PEPPER was a calico printer. He conducted a country store with Mr. KOERNER, the founder of the village of Peppertown. Mr. KOERNER named Peppertown after his partner in business, August PEPPER. On US Census records, August PEPPER was variously listed as a farmer, grocer and dry goods merchant. [Source: History of Franklin County, Indiana, 1915, by August J. Reifel, publ. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. Reprinted 1971.]
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: November 25, 1820 [November 25, 1821 on the records of the German Lutheran Church Cemetery, Peppertown, Indiana.]
Place:/Geburtsort: ___________, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia
DOM:/Heiratsdatum:
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort:
DOD:/Sterbedatum: June 3, 1889 [June 8, 1889 on cemetery records.]
Place:/Sterbeort: Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
His Parents:/Eltern:
______ PEPPER and ______ ________
CHILDREN:/KINDER: [6 sons, 5 daughters, according to Elisabeth's death record, Peppertown German Lutheran Church, July 1900.]
B.
Johann Heinrich ["Henry"] HANNEBAUM
Passenger list of ship Marianne: Age 15 in 1843. Came to Indiana and settled in Franklin County at Peppertown, where he entered one hundred-sixty acres of land which was homesteaded from the U.S. Government. Deed issued and signed by U.S. President James Buchanan in 1859.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: May 5, 1827 [Lutheran Church Records, Wetter/Buer, Niedersachsen, Germany]
Incorrect: May 5, 1825 [Henry Hannebaum Family Bible]
[His headstone says 1827, and is correct.]
Place:/Geburtsort: Wetter (Melle), Niedersachsen, Germany [Wetter, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia]
DOD:/Sterbedatum: August 11, 1875 [Family Bible] [at age 50]
Place:/Sterbeort: Franklin County, Indiana
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Lutheran Church Cemetery, Peppertown, Indiana
Johann Heinrich "Henry" HANNEBAUM
1st Mar. To:/Ehe 1:
Mary Louisa DOEBLING
DOBBELING, DOBBELLING and DOBLING on marriage record. [German: DOEBLING, also TOBLER. Meaning: Wooded Gorge.]
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: [About 1830 or earlier]
Place:/Geburtsort:
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: June 12, 1851
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: Franklin County, Indiana
[Real estate documents: Shown as husband & wife on April 10, 1852]
Divorced? [If yes, prior to 1858]
DOD:/Sterbedatum: [Prior to 1858?]
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
Her Parents:/Eltern:
_______ DOEBLING and _______ _______
CHILDREN:/KINDER: AT LEAST TWO SONS
Johann Heinrich "Henry" HANNEBAUM
2nd Mar. To:/Ehe 2:
Catherine Margaret "Kate" WULBER
[Catherina in Family Bible]
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: September 28, 1842 [Henry Hannebaum Family Bible]
Place:/Geburtsort: Highland Township, Franklin County, Indiana
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: November 8, 1858 [Family Bible]
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana
DOD:/Sterbedatum: August 7, 1929 [Family Bible] [at age 86]
Place:/Sterbeort: Franklin County, Indiana
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Lutheran Church Cemetery, Peppertown,
Franklin County, Indiana
Her Parents:/Eltern:
Henry WULBER and Mary ______________
SEVEN CHILDREN:/KINDER: (Four sons, three daughters)
C.
Caspar Heinrich [Francis "Frank"] HANNEBAUM
Passenger list of ship Marianne: Age 10 in 1843.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: February 11, 1832
[Lutheran Church Records, Wetter/Buer, Niedersachsen, Germany]
Place:/Geburtsort: Wetter (Melle), Niedersachsen, Germany
[Wetter, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia]
DOD:/Sterbedatum:
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
Mar. To:/Ehe:
Louisa LOESCHER [WITTKAMPER]
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: About 1841
Place:/Geburtsort: __________, _________, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: June 30, 1864
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: Franklin County, Indiana
[Real estate documents: Shown as husband & wife on December 29, 1883, when they sold land to Catherine HANNEBAUM]
DOD:/Sterbedatum:
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
Her Parents:/Eltern:
Casper LOESCHER and Maria _________,
of Peppertown, Franklin County, Indiana [Probably buried there]
Her Previous Husband:/Ehemann 1:
August WITTKAMPER
SEVEN CHILDREN FROM MARRIAGE OF LOUISA AND FRANK HANNEBAUM
D.
Caterina "Catherine" HANNEBAUM Caterina is listed on passenger list of ship Marianne, 1843: Age 1. However, judging from 1880 and 1900 U.S. Census records, she would have been born about 1834, and therefore would have been about nine (9) years old at the time of the Atlantic crossing. Her birth record has not yet been found in Lutheran Church records of Wetter-Buer (Melle).
She is listed on the 1870 Hamilton County, Ohio, Census with five sons. Joseph and Catherine Brinkman are listed on 1880 Brightwood (Indianapolis), Indiana Census with four sons. She is listed as a widow on 1910 Indianapolis, Indiana Census (at about age 76) with a total of eleven children, with only four still living in 1910. She is no longer listed on 1920 Census or beyond.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum:
1. About 1834 [1880, 1900 Census, Indianapolis, Indiana]
2. 1842 [Passenger list, ship Marianne -- probably incorrect] [Note: Her birth is not given in Lutheran Church Records, Wetter-Buer, Westfalen, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia]
Place:/Geburtsort: Wetter (Melle), now Niedersachsen, Germany
DOD:/Sterbedatum: [Still living at age 76 in 1910, Indianapolis, Indiana]
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
CHILDREN:/KINDER: TOTAL OF ELEVEN [This may be the total number of children from both of her marriages.]
Caterina "Catherine" HANNEBAUM
First Mar. To:/Ehe 1:
Frederick GREEN
[or GREIN]DOB:/Geburtsdatum:
Place:/Geburtsort:
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: February 26, 1852
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: Franklin County, Indiana
DOD:/Sterbedatum:
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
His Parents:/Eltern:
__________ GREEN and _______ ________
CHILDREN:/KINDER: UNKNOWN
Caterina "Catherine" HANNEBAUM
Second Mar. To:/Ehe 2:
Joseph BRINKMAN
A carpenter by profession.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: About 1834 [46 on 1880 Census, Brightwood, Indiana]
Place:/Geburtsort: Oldenburg, Germany [or Oldenburg, Prussia]
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: About 1860?
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: Hamilton County, Ohio?
DOD:/Sterbedatum: December 16, 1887
Place:/Sterbeort: Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Buried:/Beerdigungort:
His Parents:/Eltern:
________ BRINKMAN and _______ ________
CHILDREN:/KINDER: [At least four sons, 1880 Census, Brightwood, Indiana. Also a daughter.]
E.
Wilhelm ["William"] HANNEBAUM, [Sr.] Wilhelm is not shown on the passenger list of the ship Marianne, yet he was most likely on board the ship. He would have been 6 1/2 at the time of the Atlantic crossing in late summer of 1843.
He grew up in Peppertown, Indiana; still at home in 1850. Got a job working on the Miami and Erie Canal linking Toledo and Cincinnati which had been completed in 1845. He married and settled in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: December 26, 1836 [William Hannebaum, Sr. family records]
Place:/Geburtsort: Wetter (Melle), Niedersachsen, Germany
DOD:/Sterbedatum: January 11, 1901
Place:/Sterbeort: Springfield, Clark County, Ohio
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Ohio
Mar. To:/Ehe:
Anna Barbara SCHAEFER
[Not SHAFFER]DOB:/Geburtsdatum: February 21, 1837 [Not Feb. 21, 1835]
Place:/Geburtsort:
DOM:/Heiratsdatum: July 25, 1858
Mar. Place:/Heiratsort: Clark County, Ohio
DOD:/Sterbedatum: January 25, 1910 [At almost 73]
Place:/Sterbeort:
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Clark County, Ohio
Her Father:/Vater:
Johann Nicholas SCHAEFER
Her Mother:/Mutter:
Anna Margaret ___________
FIVE CHILDREN:/KINDER: (Two daughters, three sons)
F.
Friedrich Wilhelm HANNEBAUM Friedrich was discovered on the records of the Lutheran Church in Wetter-Buer (Melle), Niedersachsen, Germany, in January of 1998. He is the only known child of Friedrich and Caterina to have died and been buried in Prussia.
DOB:/Geburtsdatum: January 3, 1842
Place:/Geburtsort: Wetter-Buer (Melle), Niedersachsen, Germany
DOD:/Sterbedatum: July 19, 1842 [At 5 months of age]
Place:/Sterbeort: Wetter-Buer (Melle), Niedersachsen, Germany
Buried:/Beerdigungort: Probably Wetter-Buer (Melle)
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Where Members of the Hannebaum Family Live in Deutschland Today [1997]
1. Gnutz - 2. Nortorf - 3. Wunstorf - 4. Garbsen - 5. Arnsberg -
6. Bad Berleberg - 7. Frankfurt - 8. Wiesenttal - 9. Fürth -
10. Ludwingshafen - 11. Saarbrücken - 12. Heidelberg - 13. Aalen -
14. Wendelstein - 15. Erbach - 16. Burghausen - 17. Germering
OTHER FAMILIES FROM WETTER (MELLE)
ON THE SECOND 1843 MARIANNE SHIP VOYAGE
Last Place of Residence Number of Passengers
[Percentage]Surnames of Passengers Locations of City Destinations Wetter 52
[27.96%]Köhring / Brinker / Burmann / Kuhlmann / Langemans / Hannebaum / Kamper / Bükker / Niemann / Willman / Lücking / Hedbrink / Metting Wetter:
Now part of Melle, about 4 miles from Melle) Niedersachsen, near Osnabrück - Population in 1997: About 200Pitsburg [1] {1.92%}
Perseburg [6] {11.54%}
Cincinatty [45] {86.54%}
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