Johannes Friedrich (1745) - Revision history

Liz: delete "census complete"

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delete "census complete"

Liz: page complete template

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Liz: SOURCE NUMBER ATTRIBUTION; page complete template

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SOURCE NUMBER ATTRIBUTION; page complete template

Liz: /* Sources */ link to Guenther data page

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‎Sources: link to Guenther data page

Liz: German flag

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Brady: census complete

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census complete

Liz: /* Sources */ re DeHart, Guenther research

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‎Sources: re DeHart, Guenther research

Liz: location of Kammerbach, in biography

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location of Kammerbach, in biography

Liz: /* Sources */ Guenther, and DeHart

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‎Sources: Guenther, and DeHart

Liz: biography: calculated age at death.

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biography: calculated age at death.

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 Johannes Friedrich was born in Kammerbach where he learned the trade  his father Andreas had followed, that of wagon driver, or "carrier".  While many people in that day might live and die without going far beyond the boundaries of their own village, the mobility of the wagon drivers led to intermarriage with families from farther afield. In 1774, when Johannes was twenty-nine, he married a widow of his same age, Anna Elisabeth nee Becker, widow of teacher Claus Fellmeden. Anna Elisabeth was from the village of Hitzerode some ten miles to the southeast of Kammerbach.  They resided thereafter in Hitzerode and presumably had several children.  The one son we know of, Johannes Friedrich, was born in 1784 after his parents had been married for ten years, and when his mother was thirty-nine years old. Anna Elisabeth and Johannes Friedrich lived to old age, he dying in 1817 at seventy-two years, and she in 1821, at seventy-six.  They were both buried in Hitzerode.<br> Hitzerode, (now Hetzerode), is to the south of Frankershausen.  Kammerbach is north of Frankershausen. All are small villages, in Hesse Germany.

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 Johannes Friedrich was born in Kammerbach where he learned the trade  his father Andreas had followed, that of wagon driver, or "carrier".  While many people in that day might live and die without going far beyond the boundaries of their own village, the mobility of the wagon drivers led to intermarriage with families from farther afield. In 1774, when Johannes was twenty-nine, he married a widow of his same age, Anna Elisabeth nee Becker, widow of teacher Claus Fellmeden. Anna Elisabeth was from the village of Hitzerode some ten miles to the southeast of Kammerbach.  They resided thereafter in Hitzerode and presumably had several children.  The one son we know of, Johannes Friedrich, was born in 1784 after his parents had been married for ten years, and when his mother was thirty-nine years old. Anna Elisabeth and Johannes Friedrich lived to old age, he dying in 1817 at seventy-two years, and she in 1821, at seventy-six.  They were both buried in Hitzerode.<br> Hitzerode, (now Hetzerode), is to the south of Frankershausen.  Kammerbach is north of Frankershausen. All are small villages, in Hesse Germany.
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+[[Image:flag_germany.png|left]]<br style="clear:both;"/>
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 Johannes Friedrich was born in Kammerbach where he learned the trade  his father Andreas had followed, that of wagon driver, or "carrier".  While many people in that day might live and die without going far beyond the boundaries of their own village, the mobility of the wagon drivers led to intermarriage with families from farther afield. In 1774, when Johannes was twenty-nine, he married a widow of his same age, Anna Elisabeth nee Becker, widow of teacher Claus Fellmeden. Anna Elisabeth was from the village of Hitzerode some ten miles to the southeast of Kammerbach.  They resided thereafter in Hitzerode and presumably had several children.  The one son we know of, Johannes Friedrich, was born in 1784 after his parents had been married for ten years, and when his mother was thirty-nine years old. Anna Elisabeth and Johannes Friedrich lived to old age, he dying in 1817 at seventy-two years, and she in 1821, at seventy-six.  They were both buried in Hitzerode.<br> Hitzerode, (now Hetzerode), is to the south of Frankershausen.  Kammerbach is north of Frankershausen. All are small villages, in Hesse Germany.
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 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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-| '''Birth'''    ||11 May 1745  || Kammerbach, Germany  || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Birth'''    ||11 May 1745  || Kammerbach, Germany  || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Marriage''' ||27 Jan. 1774  ||Hitzerode, Germany || To [[Anna Elisabeth Becker]]  || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Marriage''' ||27 Jan. 1774  ||Hitzerode, Germany || To [[Anna Elisabeth Becker]]  || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Death'''    ||12 Apr. 1817 ||Hitzerode, Germany   ||age 71yr 6m 1 wk 2d || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Death'''    ||12 Apr. 1817 ||Hitzerode, Germany   ||age 71yr 6m 1 wk 2d || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Burial''' ||14 Apr. 1817 ||Hitzerode, Germany   || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+| '''Burial''' ||14 Apr. 1817 ||Hitzerode, Germany   || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
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                         +-- [[Anna Elisabeth Becker]]
                             (~1745-1821)
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+ Sources: <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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-|    Johannes Freedrick      || M ||4 Mar 1784 ||Hitzerode, Hesse Germany || [[Anna Margarethe Speck]]   || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
+|    Johannes Freedrick      || M ||4 Mar 1784 ||Hitzerode, Hesse Germany || [[Anna Margarethe Speck]]   || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
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 ! Location || Dates || Notes || Sources
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-| Kammerbach, Hesse, Germany||b. 1745 - ????|| ||
+| Kammerbach, Hesse, Germany||b. 1745 - ????|| ||<sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
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-| Hitzerode, Hesse, Germany  ||by 1774 - 1817  || ||
+| Hitzerode, Hesse, Germany  ||by 1774 - 1817  || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>

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 ! '''1'''
 | '''Research of Dr. Kurt Guenther''', parish at Albungen where the registers (after 1804) of Hitzerode are preserved.  (Older registers, since 1626, preserved at Frankershausen). "Johannes Friedrich, occupation carrier, born 4.3.1784; 16./20. 11 1831 (died 16th buried 20th Nov. 1831), at Hitzerode; married 23.7.1804 at Hitzerode, to Anna Margarethe Speck (alive in 1851).
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 !'''2'''
 |'''Personal correspondence''' Wilda DeHart, 1992-ongoing; descendant of Mary Frederick and Will Dietrich; contracted Dr. Kurt Guenther to research church records in Hitzerode, Germany.
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 ! '''3'''

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 {{census complete}}
 Johannes Friedrich was born in Kammerbach where he learned the trade  his father Andreas had followed, that of wagon driver, or "carrier".  While many people in that day might live and die without going far beyond the boundaries of their own village, the mobility of the wagon drivers led to intermarriage with families from farther afield. In 1774, when Johannes was twenty-nine, he married a widow of his same age, Anna Elisabeth nee Becker, widow of teacher Claus Fellmeden. Anna Elisabeth was from the village of Hitzerode some ten miles to the southeast of Kammerbach.  They resided thereafter in Hitzerode and presumably had several children.  The one son we know of, Johannes Friedrich, was born in 1784 after his parents had been married for ten years, and when his mother was thirty-nine years old. Anna Elisabeth and Johannes Friedrich lived to old age, he dying in 1817 at seventy-two years, and she in 1821, at seventy-six.  They were both buried in Hitzerode.<br> Hitzerode, (now Hetzerode), is to the south of Frankershausen.  Kammerbach is north of Frankershausen. All are small villages, in Hesse Germany.