Completed Research by Dr. Möhle
Documents Reviewed
Dr. Sylvia Möhle examined these documents in the Bückeburg regional archive of the Lower Saxony, Germany, State Archives:
| Life Span | Identifier |
|---|---|
1737 |
Erfassung der Haus- und Hofbesitzer im Amt Bückeburg im Rahmen einer Generallandesvisitation (Landesvermessung) Recording of house and farm owners in the Bückeburg district as part of a general land survey (state survey) |
1743-1744 |
Protokolle über die Befragung der einzelnen Hofbesitzer in Evesen, Berenbusch, Nordholz und Rusbend im Rahmen der Generallandesvisitation (Landesvermessung) Records of the interviews with individual farm owners in Evesen, Berenbusch, Nordholz and Rusbend as part of the general land survey (land survey) |
1745 |
Vermessung der Dörfer Evesen, Berenbusch und Nordholz Survey of the villages of Evesen, Berenbusch, and Nordholz |
1747 |
Namensverzeichnis sämtlicher Kolonen der Ämter Bückeburg und Arensburg, mit Nummerierung der sämtlichen Häuser. List of names of all Kolonen in the districts of Bückeburg and Arensburg, with numbering of all houses. |
Johann Henrich Krückeberg Timeline
| Date | Ceremony | Church Ceremony/Details |
|---|---|---|
Marriage |
Johann Heinrich Krückeberg aus Berenbusch (from Berenbusch) marries Anna Maria Vahlsing aus Evesen |
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Burial |
Anna Maria Krückeberg aus Berenbsuch buried |
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Marriage |
Johan Henr. Krückeberg aus Bernbusch marries Ilse (Elisabeth) Margarethe Rösener |
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Baptism |
a daughter is born to Johan Henrich Krückeberg zu Berenbusch. |
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Burial |
Johan Henrich Krückeberg aus Berenbusch age 55 is buried |
In Secular Records
Johann Heinrich Krückeberg does not appear in the 1737 Registration of House and Property Holders in the District of Bückeburg as Part of a General Land Survey (1737) as the holder/owner (Besitzer) of no. 10 Berenbusch. He may have not met the criteria for inclusion.
He does appear in the 1743-1744 Records of the questioning of the individual rural property holders in Evesen, Berenbusch, Nordholz, and Rusbend in the context of the General Land Survey (land measurement). (1743-1744).
His first reply gives Friedrich Kuhlman as the prior holder of no. 10 Berenbusch, and before him the holder was Johann Tönnis Eggerding.
TODO: Are there any other key bits of information from his replies that are inportant?
The 1745 Survey of the Villages of Evesen, Berenbusch, and Nordholz (1745) also shows he is the Besitzer (holder) of no. 10 Berenbusch. Belows is the content of page 110 where Johann Heinrich appears:
p 110 Berenbusch: No. 10 am Hause Johann Henrich Krickeberg zu Behrenbusch besitzet An Hoff und Gartenland Der Hoff darauf stehet ein Wohnhaus Derselben hält - 6 [Ruten] Ein Garten bey dem Hause hat ¾ [Morgen] 23 [Ruten] Summa Summarum ¾ [Morgen] 29 [Ruten] [nach neuer Messung]
which translates as
No. 10 at the house Johann Henrich Krickeberg in Behrenbusch owns A lot and garden land The lot has a residential building on it It covers 6 rods A garden next to the house has ¾ [acre] 23 [rods] Total ¾ [acre] 29 [rods] [according to new measurement]
On page 17 of the 1747 Namensverzeichnis sämtlicher Kolonen der Ämter Bückeburg und Arensburg, mit Nummerierung der sämtlichen Häuser ("List of names of all colonists in the districts of Bückeburg and Arensburg, with numbering of all houses") the following information appears about the current and former holder of No. 10 Berenbusch.
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"modo" means: “now”, “at present”, “currently” or “in the possession of”. |
Joh. Heinr. Kreutler modo Daniel Steding
Brinksitzer
5.) Joh. Kohlmeier modo Joh. Friedr. Kohlmeier
6.) Jobst Heinr Jacob modo Jobst Jacob.
7.) Anthon Heinr. Bornemann modo Joh. Jobst Most.
8.) Ahrend Heinr. Ostermeier modo Joh. Heinr: Bornemann
9.) Cord Heinr. Wilharm modo Joh. Heinr. Schmön
10.) Joh. Tönnies Eggerding modo Joh. Heinr. Kruckeberg
11.) Hans Heinr. Riensche und ein neuer Anbauen
Dorf Nodholz
Other facts to know:
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Johann Tönnis Eggerding, a former holder of no. 10 Berenbusch, was a baptismal sponsor of Johann Heinrichäs son, Johann Friedrich, who was born in 1728.
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Johann Heinrich Krückeberg’s first wife, who lived until 1757, was the daughter of a sheperd from Evesen.