Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg (1879-1838) Family Events

Frequency of Krückebergs in the Petzen Records

Reviewing the Petzen records from the early part of the 18th century into the early part of the 19th century, we find that there are not many Krückeberg records because there were not that many Krückeberg families in the Petzen parish. This greatly aids finding the prior generation to Johann Heinrich and Carl Friedrich Krückeberg. However, it doesn’t eliminate the requirement of examining every page of the church register, which is unindexed.

We can immediately look for those Krückebergs that lived at the same address, had the same parents, whose father has the same occupation and the same status (Stand in German), had the network of sponsors, etc. We can use the same technique to find the prior generation.

Especially helpful in confirming the individual in different records is the Nachträge (addenda) that is sometime occurance in the margins of a record that references past of future church ceremonies involving a individual and sometimes their parents. So in addition to the event table, we also have a separate Nachträge table.

Original Petzen Records Event Table for the Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg Family

Petzen Parish Records Event Table for Carl Friedrich Krückeberg Family
Event Type Event Date Name of Subject Father Mother Residence / Village No. Occupation Sponsors Notes Record Page(s)

Marriage

13 Mar. 1803

Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krüceberg & Philippine Eleonore Werkmeister

not given

not given

Groom: Berenbusch
Bride: Evesen

#10
#11

not given

Note: The groom’s residence is his residence at the time of marraige, not necessarily were the couple will live.

Birth

7 Dec. 1803

Christine Philippine Krückeberg

Carl Friedrich Krückeberg

Philippine Werkmeister

Evesen

Father: Einlieger

Baptism

11 Dec. 1803

Christine Philippine Krückeberg

Carl Friedrich Krückeberg

Philippine Werkmeister

Evesen

Mrs. Kruckeberg and
Weyland from Berenbusch

Father: Einlieger

Birth

21 May 1807

Carl Friedrich Krückeberg

Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg

Philippine Lenore née Bleeken
from no. 11 Evesen

Berenbusch

14

tailor

Father’s status: Einlieger

1st son, 2nd child

Father is Einlieger

Mother from no. 11 Evesen

Baptism

24 May 1807

Carl Friedrich Krückeberg

Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg

Philippine Lenore née Bleeken
from no. 11 Evesen

Berenbusch

14

tailor

  1. Hans Heinrich Wilharm, n. 11 Evesen

  2. Johann Heinrich Deerberg, n. [6] Evesen

  3. Jobst Heinrich Krückeberg, Bärenbusch

Father is Einlieger

Mother from no. 11 Evesen

Birth

2 Dec. 1812

Caroline Dorothee Krückeberg

Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg

Philippine Leonore née Bleeken
from n. 11 Evesen

Berenbusch

18

3rd child, 2nd daughter

Baptism

6 Dec. 1812

Caroline Dorothee Krückeberg

Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg

Philippine Leonore née Bleeken
from n. 11 Evesen

Berenbusch

18

  1. Marie Dorothee Deerberg, n. 6 Evesen

  2. Caroline Charolitte Sieckmeier, n. 4 in Evesen.

Confirmation

6 April 1817

Christine Philippine Krückeberg

Berenbusch

18

Confirmed: Quasimodogeniti Sunday, 1817

Confirmation

8 April 1821

Carl Friedrich Krückeberg

Berenbusch

14

Confirmed: Quasimodogeniti Sunday, 1821

 — The Bleeken surname for Phlippine Leonore is in error.

Caroline Dorothee Krückeberg’s confirmation record seems not to have been recorded. She would have been confirmed
around age 13 or 14, in 1826 or 1827; however, no confirmations after 1824 are listed despite the fact that the
church register covers the years 1784-1827.

Observations

The event table shows that for each of the three children born to Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg and Philippine Leonore Werkmeister (or to Philippine Leonore Bleeke as her name is recorded baptism records of her 2nd and 3rd children, a contradication that will be explained later), we find:

  • village of Berenbush is the same.

  • the father’s status as Einlieger is the same in the first two baptism records

  • the father’s occupation oftailor is the same in the 2nd and #rd baptism records.

Since the baptism records for Carl Friedrich and Caroline Dorothee Krückeberg give their birth order and their birth order among the sons or daughters, we know that between 1803, when their first child was born, and 1812, whhen their was 1812, no other children were born. While I have examined every single Petzen birth-baptism record between 1803 and 1813, this birth-order fact provides a double check that guarantees no other births to this couple were inadvertently overlooked. Furthermoe, since all baptism records after 1812 were carefully examined and no further births to this couples were found recorded, we have the entire family.

Nachträge Table

The baptism record for Caroline Dorothee Krückeberg contains Nachträge, mariginal addenda, that lists her future marriage and burial and death dates as well as her father’s exact baptism date. Having her father’s baptism dates allows us to immediately locate his birth record and determine who his parents are, where they lived—​not to mention other details his baptism record might have. It provides the connecting link to the prior generation, the proof of who his parent’s are.

Nachträge table for Original Petzen Records Event Table for the Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg Family
Name of Subject Source Record Referenced Ceremony Nachtrag Text

Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg

1803 Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg Marriage

Baptism

"Baptized 18 Mar. 1779"

Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg

1803 Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg Marriage

Death

"Died 13 May 1838"

Caroline Dorothee Krückeberg

1812 Carloline Dorothee Krückeberg Baptism

Marriage

"Married 15 Oct. 1835"

Caroline Dorothee Krückeberg

1812 Carloline Dorothee Krückeberg Baptism

Death

"Died 14 Dec. 1869"

Notes on Event Interpretation

  • Explain abbreviations (e.g., hÿ, eod., do.)

  • Note variant spellings

  • Note ditto marks or marginalia

  • Note uncertain readings

  • Note conflicting entries

  • Note cases requiring lookup in original scans

Source and Citation Information

  • Full citation to source (BCG-style)

  • Provenance notes if derivative

  • Link or xref to image/document page

  • Repository or archive reference

  • Access date (if online database)

Analytical Observations (optional)

  • Identity hypotheses

  • Cluster groupings (family units)

  • Sponsor network implications

  • Residence movement

  • Relationship to emigrants