Our Theisen & Allied Surname Family History
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| 601 | The best, most credible documents found to give us an indication of John Sage's age and date of birth is his sworn intention to naturalize on 05 Apr 1859 in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin before the Crawford County Circuit Court. He stated he was 32 years old. This of course could mean he was 32 years and a day, or 32 years and a month old. It could also mean he simply rounded up from 31 years old and more than 6 months. The 1900 Federal Census in Prairie du Chien asked not their age at last birthday…but rather asked specifically for the month and year they were born. Sept of 1827 is what was given for him. He was no doubt retired at this time, so perhaps he was home when the census taker knocked on the door. He also probably wasn’t senile yet. So, if we use 05 Apr 1859 as a known starting point (his intention before the court to naturalize) and subtract 31 years and 7 months (i.e. almost 32 years old), we get Sept 1827, his likely birth month and year. Secondly, his registration as a Class II person subject to the Civil War draft gives his age as 36 as of 01 July 1863. As with his intent to naturalize document, we don't know if he rounded up a few months as it would be highly unlikely he was precisely 36 years old on that day. If we simply subtract just 36 years, this gives us 01 Jul 1827. If we subtract 35 years and 10 months, we get Sept 1827. | Sage, John (I383)
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| 602 | The death record at the hospital states he was from Long Island. The Union Army Hospital Barracks was also known as the Federal Military Railroad Hospital). Newspapers checked for additional information: The Nashville daily union https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83025718/issues/1865/ | Wilson, Capt. William Henry (I385)
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| 603 | The following Hartenbergh family (in many instances the name has been erroneously given in published records as Hardening, but the original records show Hartenbergh) has not been connected with the family of Gerrit Jansz Hardenbergh, the settler in Albany. It would seem, however, that they might belong to the same stock, possibly connected in the Fatherland. The name Gerrit also occurs in this family, although this may probably be traced to the wife of the progenitor, Grietie Gerrits. It is perhaps more than a coincidence that the Hoagland family, of which two members married into this family, came from Maarsenveen, a small village (159 inhabitants in 1632) next to Maar’ sen from where, as we have seen, Gerrit Jansz Hardenbergh hailed. The family is first met with in Jamaica, Long Island, and afterwards settled at Wolver Hollow, Oyster Bay, L. I. The ancestor of the family seems to be: 1. Johannes Hartenbergh, who was betrothed at Flatbush, Du. Ref. church, on June 3, 1693, to Grietie Gerrits. He is not listed among the freemen of Jamaica in 1688 and not mentioned by his last name, but perhaps hidden under a patronymic, in the published records of Jamaica. Among those subscribing to a fund for building a Dutch church at Jamaica in 1715 is --------- Hardenburg (Hist, of Queens Co. publ. in 1882 by Munsell Co.). | Hartenbergh, Major Johannes (I2077)
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| 604 | the following: | Palmer, William (I4952)
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| 605 | The original 13th century church burned down, replaced in the 1890s. | Vandenberg, Everardus (I2668)
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| 606 | The parish was located in Strasen, about 1.5 to 2 km from Groß Zerlang [now Großzerlang]. | Tagnatz, Sophie Charlotte Caroline "Karoline" (I343)
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| 607 | This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. | Source (S46)
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| 608 | This is a marriage registration. Unknown if vows renewed or a new marriage. | Family: Mulligan, Alfred Hubert / Schumack, Adeline (F343)
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| 609 | This was the 2nd marriage for Joseph and the 3rd marriage for Shirley | Family: Dorsey, Joseph Leonard / Taylor (Ackmann, Slupski, Dorsey), Shirley Lucille (F1418)
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| 610 | Thomas Mayhew immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630 with the Winthrop Fleet. He was titled "Mr." Mayhew, indicating he had some status already when he arrived. [Mister is a direct variant of master which was further derived from the Old English meagester, meaning “one having control or authority.” Well-educated and elite Englishmen may have carried royal titles, and those not of royal descent, literate tradesmen, and skilled artisans would have been referred to as Mr. - https://donnagawell.com/2017/08/14/if-you-were-a-puritan-what-would-be-your-title/] "March 6, 1631-2, is the earliest record so far found of him in this country. At that date he appears on the records of the General Court of Massachusetts as chairman of a committee appointed by the Court to settle the boundary between Charlestown and Newton. As this record is the report of the committee, it must have been appointed at an earlier date in the previous year." The History of Martha's Vineyard, Dukes County, Massachusetts - Vol 1 - Charles Edward Banks. Pg. 117 https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_History_of_Martha_s_Vineyard_Dukes_C/iYUlAQAAMAAJ The Winthrop Fleet of 1630 An Account of the Vessels, the Voyage, the Passengers, and Their English Homes from Original Authorities - Charles Edward Banks. Pg's. 51, 81, 119 https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Winthrop_Fleet_of_1630/_4MGAQAAIAAJ http://genealogytrails.com/mass/winthropfleet.html More on Martha's vs. Martin's Vineyard: Welcome to Martin’s Vineyard https://www.mvtimes.com/2017/03/15/welcome-martins-vineyard/ | Mayhew, Gov. Thomas (I5332)
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| 611 | To research: Book of Records of the Proprietors in the office of the town· clerk - Abel Webster. He was town clerk from 1763 to 1781 (except 1767), succeeded by Samuel Emerson who served from 1781 to 1803. | Senter, Lucretia (I1011)
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| 612 | Town of Moultonborough accounting of settlers and their property and number in their houses. David is listed as the only one in his house (i.e. not married yet). | Family: Senter, David / Chamberlain, Susan (F266)
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| 613 | Transcription / translation: No. 196 Birth record of Joan Joseph Theisen from Niederadenau Today, on the 22nd day of the month of March 1879 [comment by Gary: The researcher who sent this document to Gary on Mon 7/15/2024 7:58 AM, Simon Schmitz at the State Main Archives Koblenz stated in his email: “(1) born 1815 Niederadenau Order 655,002 VK No. 284 Birth, marriage and death register of the mayor's office of Adenau 1815.” He obviously had the benefit of seeing the record in context of the book it came from], came to me, mayor of the parish of Adenau, officer of the civil registry of the parish Niederadenau, Adenau, Rhein and Mosel districts: Joan Michel Theisen, farmer, 22 years of age, residing in Niederadenau, who declared to me that this afternoon, his wife Maria Catharina Müller gave birth to a child of male sex. The child was given the name Joan Joseph. The above report and the presentation of the child happened in the presence of the witnesses Joan Joseph Bündgen, farmer, 30 years of age, and Peter Joseph Bauer [somewhat unsure of “Peter”], farmer, 43 years of age, both from Leimbach. The witnesses signed this report with me after it had been read aloud. | Theisen, Johann Joseph (I55)
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| 614 | Transcription of text Burials in 1807: Mary Wilson, a widow, aged 83 years, April 30th | Asterby, Mary (I8)
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| 615 | Transcription/translation (by Wilma Hofmann of Buffalo): No. 91 In the year 1835, on the 9th of December, at 5 o’clock in the morning, was born in Ötigheim: a little son of Franz Anton Wittmann, tailor, and Maria Eva neé Kuhn, a legitimately married couple. The child was baptized the same day and was given the name Fr. Michel. Godfather was Fr. Michel Speck, woodcutter. Witnesses to the baptism were Johann Wendlin Kelmel and Joseph Kühn, both citizens here. – Joannes Koch, priest [Fr. usually stands for Friedrich, although his father’s name is Franz, so it could be for Franz. The fact that the name was never written out, can indicate that is was never meant to be the call name] | Wittmann, Franz Michel (I370)
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| 616 | Translated birth and baptism record: place - Rheinsberg running number - 41 if male or female, - male if legitimate, illegitimate or stillbirth - legitimate parents - to the [occupation] Christian Schröder, a son was born by his wife Louise Barenthen on October 21 and baptized on the 31st of the same month. The child’s name is Johann Carl Christian [--]. Witnesses to the baptism are: 1. [-] Schultze; 2. Peter Neuhaus; 3. Master Schanze; 4. Mrs. Schuster; 5. [-]; 6. [-]; 7. Maiden Schröder | Schröder, Johann Carl Christian Friederich (I5500)
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| 617 | Translated death record: running number - 84 name of the deceased - Christian Schröder occupation - clog maker, a widower age - 64 years if the deceased leaves behind a spouse and children - leaves behind 4 sons and 2 daughters; 2 of the sons are minors date of death - December 3, at 2:15 in the morning disease or cause of death - lung infection priest who recorded the death - Mathies date of burial - December 5 which cemetery - Rheinsberg | Schröder, Johann Carl Christian Friederich (I5500)
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| 618 | Translated note from Germany in Mathias's probate record in Detroit | Family: Theisen, Johann Michael / Cossmann, Anna Maria (F1628)
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| 619 | Translation from the marriage record: Banns and marriage in 1830 running number - 4 name of groom - Carl Christian Friedrich Schröder, clog maker name of groom’s father, also profession and place of residence - Heinrich Schröder, [profession?], deceased age of groom - 28 [27] if parents or legal guardian give their consent and how - groom is of age and does not need permission if groom had been previously married and how marriage was dissolved - unmarried name of bride - Johanne Juliane Luise Tennert name of bride’s father, also profession and place of residence - Heinrich Tennert, deceased, had been shoemaker in Oderberg age of bride - 17 if parents or legal guardian give their consent and how - the guardianship court gave consent if bride had been previously married and how marriage was dissolved - unmarried date of wedding - March 11 name of priest who performed the wedding - Schönian | Family: Schröder, Johann Carl Christian Friederich / Tennert, Johanne Juliane Luise (F1377)
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| 620 | Translation of the death record: name of the deceased - Juliane Schröder neé Tennerts occupation - wife of the laborer Christian Schröder age - 49 years, 8 months, 10 days if the deceased leaves behind a spouse and children - leaves behind a husband, 4 sons and 2 daughters; of these, 1 son and 2 daughters are of age date of death - November 20, at 7 o’clock in the evening disease or cause of death - blood gangrene priest who recorded the death - Matthies date of burial - November 23 which cemetery - Rheinsberg | Tennert, Johanne Juliane Luise (I5501)
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| 621 | tuberculosis | Kelly, Janie Mae (I2660)
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| 622 | Tuberculosis First death in Oberon community | Kelley, Thomas B (I2657)
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| 623 | Tupper Genealogy https://archive.org/details/tuppergenealogy100tupp/page/4/mode/2up Another potential source https://archive.org/details/ancestrygenealog00grov/page/290/mode/2up?q=Stocklen (with references in the back) https://archive.org/details/ancestrygenealog00grov/page/316/mode/2up?q=Stocklen | Stocklen, Mary (I5322)
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| 624 | Urn in indoor location, visible with some of his items. | Theisen, Richard Allen (I41)
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| 625 | Various sources found in a library. | Source (S712)
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| 626 | VOR-Parish Record for Bag Enderby. Handwritten "April 22 Samuel Armstrong, age 93 was buried", Bag Enderby Lincolnshire England VOR-Parish Record for Bag Enderby. Handwritten "April 22 Samuel Armstrong, age 93 was buried" | Armstrong, Samuel (I287)
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| 627 | VOR-Parish Record-Handwritten reads " March 18 Susan, Wife of Samuel Armstrong was Buried". Note: Her son John was buried on Mar 26. 1781., Bag Enderby Lincolnshire England VOR-Parish Record-Handwritten reads " March 18 Susan, Wife of Samuel Armstrong was Buried". Note: Her son John was buried on Mar 26. 1781. | Ablewhite, Susannah (I288)
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| 628 | Wally was niece Susan Theisen (Rohleder)'s god parent, along with his wife Florence. | Wilson, Jr, Walter Edward (I2568)
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| 629 | Westchester County, New York, British Colonial America | Paulding, Abraham (I5568)
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| 630 | Widowed | Cosper, Martha Ann (Anna) (I4415)
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| 631 | Wife of Alanson S. Wilson, aged 35 yrs. 1 mo. & 3 d's. | Unknown, Eleanor (I5546)
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| 632 | wikitree: | Nickerson, John (I2302)
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| 633 | Wilhelmina Denissen *possibly" died between 7 May 1848 and 11 May 1848, according to father Adrianus Dominicus Godthardt's journal regarding the groups travels and locations (somewhere between Boston and Buffalo). Possibly Albany as that is close to Buffalo where Nicolaas was said to have stayed behind in. *NOTE: What's curious is that father Godthardt mentions the families (though not by name) who stayed behind in Boston due to lack of money to continue on. He mentions some of the people he met and stayed with along the way. But he doesn't mention that Wilhelmina died on the trip. He does, however, mention that old Mother Gerrits died after they arrived in Little Chute. He later mentions that a baby of 10 months died (in Little Chute) and was buried in their new cemetery. Her husband, Nicolaas, was one of the main organizers of the trip amongst the farmers. Why no mention of her death? Maybe she was too sick to continue with the main group at the time, but several days (or a week) later, she and her family continued on from Buffalo, only to die somewhere later on shortly after? Perhaps Mackinac, Michigan? Perhaps even Green Bay or somewhere in Brown County? Green Bay Diocese - Email from Brother Steve Herro (Tuesday, August 8, 2023 3:17 PM) regarding inquiry to see if Wilhelmina might have died in the Green Bay/surrounding area: I could not verify the death of Wilhelmina Denissen, 1848-1852, in Brown, Kewaunee, or Door Counties (Bay Settlement is in proximity to these county borders). The only church in that three county region that we hold death records for those years is St. John the Evangelist (Green Bay). The record was not there. I checked St. John Nepomucene (Little Chute, which is a distance from Bay Settlement, but was also Dutch; there was no evidence of Wilhelmina being buried from St. John Nepomucene). Update (02.15.2025): Possible scenario to look into. Maybe Nicolaas didn't remarry until 1952 because Wilhelmina didn't die until then? Being an, apparently, devoute Catholic, he couldn't remarry unless his wife had died. So if she died in 1848, why did he wait 4 years to remarry...when he had children to take care of? Check records in Buffalo again, index here has a couple of possibilities: https://archive.org/details/Buffalo_NY_Death_Index_1852-1884/page/n400/mode/1up As of 20 March 2026 - There were 3 Catholic churches in service in Buffalo in May of 1848: (1) St. Louis church - I got the death records from this church from FamilySearch look up service. Negative search results for Maria. (2) St. Mary's church - Batavia Street, now Broadway. TO LOOK INTO (3) St. Patrick's Church - Broadway and Ellicott. TO LOOK INTO | van den Elsen, Wilhelmina (I3436)
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| 634 | William Henry Wilson's Full Pension file from the National Archives containes the following: Jane's initial testimony of marriage (notary got the date wrong, later corrected). Pg.4 Jane states she can find no death record of William because one doesn't exist, however, she provides the affidavit of his regiment's commanding officer, Colonel George B. Bingham who identified Williams body in the hospital and went to his funeral. Pg. 10. Jane states that she doesn't have a copy of their marriage record because there wasn't one created. States where they were married (16th Street Baptist Church) and that Lavinia Hegeman was in attendence and that it was a quite wedding with no one else in attendence. Pg. 12. Jane sign's affidavit correcting the date of her marriage, which was June 16, 1851 (marriage location is the same). Pg. 14. [Pheobe] Amelia Storms (Wilson), Williams younger sister, signs affidavit that she has known Jane Wilson (Clark) for 30 years. Pg. 18. Amelia Storms states for the record that she was William's sister and that she knew him "during his natural life" and that she was agreeable to the marriage (interestingly, no mention of the parents). Pg. 20. Colonel George B. Bingham, the commanding officer of the Wisconsin 1st Infantry regiment, signed affidavit that he knew William well both before and during the war. He states some details about Williams death. He also states he was the one who identified Williams body at the hospital and attended his funeral in Nashville. Pg. 24. William’s oldest surviving sister, Lavinia Hegeman (Wilson) https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:271D-X4H?treeref=KH42-RP2 testified that she was present at William and Janes wedding in NYC. Pg. 26. On 14 Oct 1916, Jane states that she is 82 years old and was born on 18 Nov 1834 at New York City, N.Y. Pg. 43 | Family: Wilson, Capt. William Henry / Clark, Jane W (F109)
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| 635 | Williams baptismal record from St. John the Baptist Catholic church in Smithon Illinois, gives the following information: His birth name was Paul Henry William Wittmann and he was born on "undecimo die decembris 1868" or on the 11th day of December. His death certificate and his 50th Wedding Anniversary announcement stated he was born on the 10th. This might possibly have been confused with his baptismal date which was on "Decimo die januarii" or the 10th day of January, 1869. He went by William Wittmann during his adult life. Grandma Ruth Rohleder wrote his name as 'Bill' on several family photos. | Wittmann, Paul Henry William (I366)
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| 636 | Witness to wedding, potential FAN club https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9TF-LSDG-T | Theisen, Johann Petrus (I5805)
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| 637 | Witnesses: Mathias Theisen and Margaretha Mauer. File 1853 | Family: Theisen, Johann Petrus / Mayer, Anna Katharina (F1639)
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| 638 | Witnesses: Theodor Thiel and Reiner Weyer from Rehlingen https://www.myheritage.com/profile-52600182-3000023/michael-kleutsch#biography | Kleutsch, Michael (I1416)
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| 639 | www.familysearch.org | Family: Kelley, Thomas B / Hunter, Maria Mary (Merinda?) (F618)
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