Plans

  • According to the Gesamtliste der Famieliennamen for the Petzen Ortsfamilienbuck, there are no "Krückebergs".

  • Look for the early 18th century "Kruckeberg/Kruckeberg" image — and maybe there is also .adoc file — that has the name "Kuckeberg" or perhaps "Kruckeberg", although I’m not sure it a Kruckeberg baptism.

  • Write up what

    • Anerbenrecht in Schaumburg-Lippe meant See ~/d/genealogy/german_society/Social_Order_17th_18th _Century.odt.

    • How marriage worked

    • How serfdom worked

    • History on population explosion: there was a huge increase in population and prices went up and income down.

    • Holy Roman Empire history

https://www.familysearch.org/de/wiki/Deutschland_Volksz%C3%A4hlungen

Illegitimacy, Engagements, Weddings, marriage contracts and divorces in 19th century Germany

Current Plans

  • Re-read forward to An Index to Naturalization Records In pre-1907 Order Books of Indiana County Courts to see if it explains whether actual naturlalization indexes or registers exist in the counties. Looks also in "Guide to Naturalization Records of the United States."

  • Scan these volumes:

    Volumes to Scan
    Name Call #

    Adams-Wells counties, Indiana, farm plat book & index of owners.

    977.2 Ad1

    Adams County, Indiana Index of Names of Persons & of Firms

    977.201 Ad1aa

    Adams CO Trumpeter, October 1988

    977.201 Ad1hs

    A Little History of the Krueckeberg Home place, 1849-2013

    929.2 K933KD

    Mel’s book

    ??

    Rescan the "B"s from Research in Indiana courthouses: judicial and other records

    Call #: 977.2 N46r

  • Look up Naturalization Records the Bleekes, Buuck, Koldwie and Kleinschmidts listed here

Future Research Plan

Find the original Indiana State School Enumeration, Union Township, Adams County, Indiana, 20 September 1853 that appeared in the Indiana Genealogist, Vol. 13, Issue 3 (Oct 2002). This periodical’s call #er in the Genealogy Center is:

Periodical Year Publisher

Indiana Genealogist
Vol. 13, Issue 3 (Oct 2002)
ACPL Call #: 977.2 IN2015

2002

Indiana Genealogical Society
POB 10507
Fort Wayne, IN 46852

Read and View

Adams County, Public Library, Decatur IN: Indiana Referene, Adams County
Volume Information

Index of files administrationships, Adams County, Indiana, book no. 1, 1841-1968

Call #er: INREF 929.3 HEL

Tract book, Adams County, Indiana : with index of deeds
Record of ownership of land in Adams County.

INREF 929.3 LOC

Tract book of Adams County, Indiana, 1838-1851
Shows ownership of land in Adams County in 1838-1851.

Call #er: INREF 929.3 TRA

Index to supplemental record: marriage applications, Adams County, letters A-Z
Indiana Work Progress Administration

Call #er: INREF VR IN ADAMS

Index to supplemental record: marriage transcript, Adams County, Letters A-Z
Register of marriage transcripts from the County Clerk’s office in Decatur.

INREF VR IN ADAMS

Marriage License Book A, 1836-1844
Adams County marriage license from 1836-1844

Call #er: INREF VR IN ADAMS

Index to census of 1870 and 1880, Adams County, IN

Call #er: INREF CENSUS IN-AD 1870

Will Books A and B, 18337-1888
Adams County wills from 1837-1888.

INREF CENSUS IN-AD 1870

View: Finding Persons Missing from the Census

Add notes from my videos—​plus, re-listen and add notes—​to this youtube lecture Naturalization: Certifying Citizenship

Read Indiana: Naturalization & Citizenship, and add a link to it and information from it in my notes. It mentiones court Order Books…​

…​therefore read up on court order books.

Naturalization Research Plan

  1. The Genealogy Center has the 2001 edition of the volume An Index to Naturalization Records In pre-1907 Order Books of Indiana County Courts, which contains Adams County naturalization indexes created by the WPA Historical Records Survey, Division of Community Services.

  2. Scan the above volume and rescan Harry’s A Little History of the Homeplace using my mobile scanning App.

  3. Read Christine Rose’s tips on visiting the clerk of the court.

  4. Go to Adams County Clerk of the Court and ask for the records

  5. Go to Auditor’s office and get the Plats for Adams county from 1840 to 1890.

Go to Adams County Clerk of Court:

  1. Take Research plan that includes the results of the Adams county results found in An Index to Naturalization Records In pre-1907 Order Books of Indiana County Courts

  2. Take pencil and notebook for a research log of what I have looked at even if I find nothing in the volume.

Land Records Research Plan

  1. Rescan Harry’s book using my cell phone app.

  2. Using Harry’s book as a guide, get the Deeds from the Adams’s County Recorder’s Office.

  3. Get Plats from Adams CO Auditor’s office

  4. Try to find original land/tract survey done when a land patent application was made. The survey results were recorded in the tract book. See Hone, p 12, for details.

WPA Information Rewrite

Merge what is in m/naturalization/wpa-index.adoc with what is in m/research/pages.

Other Stuff

Error in Ancestry.com pedigree of Christine Luise Krückeberg (1798-1878) who supposedly married Christian Friedrich Bleeke (1800-1889). The Christine Luise Krückeberg born in 1789 married someone else. Her birth record give the dates of her marriage as 1 December 1818 and her date of death as 27 November 1864.

Did her first husband die? I have the marriage of Christian Fr

Database question: Is the a fact’s date the date the fact occurred, or the date of the event in which it is mentioned?

Timeline

Create a Canva timeline

Up-Next TODOES

  • Look into todds-research-report.adoc.

  • Look into prospective-weilands-krueckebergs-in-petzen-band1a.doc

Books to Scan

Research

  • scan harry frederick’s books:

  • Locate the actual mortgage between the State of Indiana and CHW Krueckeberg (and his mother Dorothea nee Weiland). This transcript of it is in my Krückeberg tree on Ancestry, attached as a fact for Louise Dorothee Weiland and CHW Krückeberg.

    Transcript of Mortgage between CHW Krückeberg, his mother and the State

    State of Indiana, Adams County, SS. Before me the undersigned, personally comes Charles Krckenberg [comment: the name is written in by hand], the signer of the foregoing mortgage, and being duly sworn, deposes and says, that he is the legal owner of the premises mentioned in said mortgage, and that there is no encumbrance or better claim, either in law or equity, that he knows of or believes, on or to said land. The said Krckenberg derives his title by Deed from Aaron Carpenter (?word uncertain?) he by patent from the United States Karl Krükeberg (signature) Sworn to and subscribed, before the undersigned, this 2nd day of June 1854 John McConnel Aud A. C [comment: no doubt this means, Auditor Adams County) State of Indiana, Adams County, SS(?) Before me , the undersigned, Auditor in and for said County personally appeared Charles Krckeberg & Dorothy Krckeberg[comment: the names are written in by hand] the mortgagors within named, and acknowledges the within deed of mortgage to be their voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand seal the 2nd June, 1854 John McConnel A A C [comment: A A C menas, Auditor Adams County] CHW Krueckeberg. I need to also find the original document, an image of it.

    Source:
    Title: Mortgage between State of Indiana and Dorothy Krueckeberg and Karl Krueckeberg
    Author: Clerk and Recorder of Adams Co, Indiana
    Publisher: Adams Co Recorder’s Office, 313 W Jefferson Street Suite 240 Decatur, IN 46733
    260-724-5343 Date: 02 JUN 1854

    Question: Does Mel have it? Ask him for it and search further. The image of it is not on Ancestry.com nor in ~/d/genealogy/ahnentafel_digital/016…​CHW…​/land-records/.

  • Take photos of the 1850-1880 plat maps found in the Adams County Auditor’s Office

  • The naturaliztion of Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krückeberg may be in the Adams County, Indiana, Circuit Court civil records, 1844-1921 The naturalization declarations for Carl Friedrich and Ernst Diedrich Buuck that are in the tree of the late Connie Buuck are in Order Book A.

    See the FamilySearch catalog Search Results for "Adams, Indiana" in FamilySearch Card Catalog.

  • Friends of Wyneken that has bio of Connie Buuck.

  • Add back the Research Questions in m/research/buuck-family-quesitons.adoc to the m/research/nav-research.adoc file.

  • Perhaps change information about the land office Receiver and Records to use the excellent information found at:
    History of Indiana Land Records

  • Use the Major Land Record Collection Descriptions for Indiana. This is on the Indiana Archives and Records Adminstration website.

  • Heinrich Wilhelm Weiland (born 1815) immigrated with his wife Sophia Piehl, their children and his father, Friderich Wilhelm Weiland (born 1777). The came on the same ship
    as Johann Heinrich Krückeberg (born 1806) and his wife Caroline Sophie Weiland (born 1808).

  • Prove: That Heinrich Wilhelm and Caroline Sophia are siblings

  • Determine: What the relationship is between the two siblings above (once it is proven they are siblings) with
    the wife of Carl Friedrich Krückeberg (born 1807), Luise D. Weiland (born 1811).

Timeline Tools

Canva Timeline template.

Other Stuff

  1. These files are missing from the m/petzen/nav-petzen.adoc:

    • petzen-band2-image33.adoc

    • petzen-band2-image34-right.adoc

  2. Only if useful—​which it may not be—​create a petzen timeline with this pcregrep and vim commands:

    • pc -nH '^= .*$' *.adoc > ~/temp/petzen-timeline.txt

    • edit with vim and do this regex: :%s@\([:]\{-}\):\d+:=\s\(\d\d\d\d\)\s\+\(.*\)$@ - title: \3\r date: \2\r content: \r citation: xref:petzen:\1\[\3\]@

  3. Some of the .adoc files in petzen/pages are not listed in petzen/nav-petzen.adoc!!!

  4. Add the images for Windheim:

    • Take screenshots of the header

    • Take screenshots of the p. 178 entry and the page 179 side of the entry

Timeline Connections to Add

This Bleeke-Krueckeberg marriage occurrs in 1803. Both husband and wife are from Evesen. Philippine Leonore Bleeke, born 4 May 1783 in Evesen, will marry Carl Friedrich Gottlieb Krueckeberg, who was born 5 April 1779 at 18 Berenbusch. on 13 March 1893 in Petzen.

What is Where Database

The Archion and Asciidoc tracking database keeps track of:

  • archive name (and its bundesland)

  • The parishes within that archive for which archives church registers

  • The Kirchenbuch volume names for each parish

  • The principal person(s)'s name and the event type found on an image(s) from a Kirchenbuch.

      Note: A image may contain more than one principal person's event.
* The Asciidoc file the captures the principal person's church ceremony and all its information.

Timelines and Cross Record Comparisions per Shannon Green

  • Tracing married Krueckeberg daughters in order to discover the baptismal sponsors of the children.

  • I have completed through Petzen, volume 2, image 337, starting from end of the book.

  • Email: __ Holm who had emailed me about my Antora/Adoc gitlab or github repo, and who replied he was looking into a straight .adoc site with graphiv genealogy charts.

Shannon Green plan:

List all the facts in each recorded event in the Petzen church books, each of which now has a citation and downloaded section of the relevant portions of the image(s).

  • Treating each person recorded in an event as unique try to create a timeline for the putative parents in the direct line.

  • Try comparing individuals who are evidently the same, list the attributes that they share in an effort to establish they are the same person.

Graphviz

Email: __ Holm who had emailed me about my Antora/Adoc gitlab or github repo, and who replied he was looking into a straight .adoc site with graphiv genealogy charts.

See generating family trees graphs using Graphviz on Family tree layout with Dot/GraphViz

todoes

Fix the problems with vol2-image12-?.adoc. Several individuals are mentioned on these pages. I have broken image1 number 2 (from the last Petzen volume) into separate files for each individual. In the process I discovered that vol2-image12-2.adoc was identiacl to vol2-image3.adoc. Thus the person referenced by vol2-image12-2.adoc in ~/ad/p/nav-petzen.doc is WRONG—​most likely.

Find out how to add the Antora PDF convertor — or find a single page converter of an Antora webpage. See:

Add these sources to my German sources to consult:

Minert sources

Add the census sources Roger Minert describes for Schaumburg-Lippe the Bückeburg Arcsys?

Kevan M Hansen’s: Map Guide to German Parish Registers.

Progess

Church Registers

Status of Examiniation of Petzen Church Registers: Pages done in these volumes
Title # of Images Status

Verzeichnis der Getauften, Konfirmierten, Getrauten und Gestorbenen 1785-1827

357

Completed all 357

Verzeichnis der Getauften und Konfirmierten, 1641-1784

Image 167 of 322

Need to move systematically
from 1744 back to already-
completed images

Verzeichnis der Getrauten und Gestorbenen, 1641-1784

239

?
Status of Examiniation of Frille Church Registers: Pages done in these volumes
Title # of Images Status

Verzeichnis der Getauften, Getrauten, Gestorbenen 1758-1804

388

?

Verzeichnis der Getauften, Getrauten, Gestorbenen 1664-1757

389

?

Other Frille Volumes Listed in Archion and Arcsys

  • Naturalienverzeichnis und Einnahmen der Kirchengemeinde Frille, 1631 - 1764

  • Naturalienverzeichnis der Kirchengemeinde Frille, 1641 - 1733

Other Items

  • write code for archion db records insertion from yaml files.Database

  • Look for the marriage of Johann Heinrich Krüeckeberg born 1744 on the dat, if given, in familysearch.org.

Undo Weiland .adocs for Images

These Weiland images have not been transliteration, translated or added to the documention:

Seee ~/ad/p/p/vol1a-still-not-done.txt

Stopped at image 173 (not viewed) of baptisms and confirmations from vol1a. Did not transcribe about 20 .jpgs of Weilands.

Add Meili open source search to the website:

See:

UI Customization

  • Optionally personal UI bundle (zip) and put it in the antora-playbook.yml in the genealogy repo. I currently am using supplemental_ui to create a custom header

German Genealogy

  • Gail Blankensale lecture.