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   Tangermünde FÄHRMANN's 

Research by Jeanette, Monika & Michelle FÄHRMANN, Tangermünde. 

Historical sites visited with Bernd, Dominik & Jeanette FÄHRMANN also Monika PELZER, Simone MERKEL & Lars MICHALEK.

 

 

 

   

 

Return to:  'Talking about Tangermümde' and Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN

To return to:  Steinborn-Liebelt

To return to:  Liebelt-Faehrmann 

Tangermünde, 17th century engraving by Matthäus Merian

Road sign near Caloote, South Australia, Australia.

Summary

This article takes us to the church on Rohrbeck, 33kms north of Tangermünde where my gggg grandfather [Johann Christian FÄHRMANN] married in 1787, 236 years ago, meet his other descendants who had no idea in 2018 that they had relatives in Australia.  Meet his wife & five sons, read the 1849 "Emigrants Guide to South Australia", written by George DOEGER & published in Tangermünde, see the original records from the Saint Stephens Kirche in Tangermünde, visit Fischbeck, Gross Ellingen, Dömitz, Schönhausen, Cabelitz, Neuendorf in Speck all near the Elbe River district & then visit the descendants' graves in Caloote, Palmer & Hahndorf, South Australia.

 

The family names mentioned in this article:  

CUNOW, DROEGER, ENNOW, ERNST, FÄHRMANN, JÄHRMANN, KÖHNEN, KRANKEMANN, KROCKER, KUCHEL, LANGE, LEPPER, LIEBELT, MANGELSDORF,  MEWES, MÜLLER, PELZER, PUASCH, RODE, SCHMIDT, SCHULZE, SCHÜTZE, VOGT, WINDELBAND.

 

Johann Christian FÄHRMANN & Katharina Marie KÖHNEN

we entered the church at Rohrbeck, near Tangermünde, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany. where they were married 236 years ago, 1787-2023.

and they are the author’s & Bernd FÄHRMANN’s great great great great grandparents

Thanks to a phone book in Tangermünde, 5th cousins meet.  Janis HAYNES & Bernd FÄHRMANN

This photo is of Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN born 1823 Tangermünde, Brandenburg, Prussia, and his wife Johanne Eleonore LIEBELT born 1833 Nickern, Brandenburg, Prussia. Johann Carl Friedrich is a cousin 1st cousin, 4 times removed from Bernd FÄHRMANN & the great great grandfather of the author.

                                                    A phone photo of Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN with Bernd FÄHRMANN right, of Tangermünde, 2018.

This photo is of the author in the cemetery at Caloote, South Australia, alongside the burial place of Otto August FAEHRMANN b1847 Tangermünde, Brandenburg, Prussia, he is the half brother of Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN. Otto August is a 1st cousin 4 times removed from Bernd FÄHRMANN.

                                 

This photo below is of Theodore Christoph Otto FÄHRMANN born 1866 Hahndorf, South Australia, the 6th child of Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN & Johanne Eleonore LIEBELT.  On the right is his wife Anna Pauline MANGLESDORF b1868 Gumeracha, South Australia.  Theodore Christoph Otto is the 2nd cousin 3 times removed of Bernd FÄHRMANN & the great grandfather of author.

This photo is of my grandfather as a child and his younger sister Eva Olive FÄHRMANN was taken in 1891c. This boy, Theodor Ewald Wilhelm FÄHRMANN born in Hahndorf,  is also the 3rd cousin 2 times removed of Bernd FÄHRMANN and the grandfather of the author.

 

 

 

Aim of Article

To share the research by Jeanette FÄHRMANN along with her mother Monica FÄHRMANN using the Stendal Archives during 2019.

To link the Tangermünde FÄHRMANN story with the FAEHRMANN pioneers who were the first settlers in Hahndorf & Caloote, South Australia.

To share the South Australian story with my cousins in Stendal & Tangermünde, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany.

 

Table of Contents

1.   Introduction

  • Surnames of interest
  • Towns of interest

2.   Parents

2.1    Johann Christian FÄHRMANN

2.2    Katharina Marie KÖHNEN

3.   5 Boys

3.1    Johann Friedrich FÄHRMANN  Stendal & Tangermünde residents descend from here

  • Wilhelmine VOGT

    3.2    Carl FÄHRMANN

    3.3  Nicolaus  FÄHRMANN [JÄHRMANN] South Australian descendants from here 

  • Dorothea Sophia SCHMIDT
  • Susanne Sophie CUNOW
  • Johann Joachim SCHULTZE
  • Palmer Cemetery, Palmer, South Australia.

    3.4   Johann Carl Heinrich FÄHRMANN

    3.5   Johann Joachim FÄHRMANN

4.    Towns of interest

4.1   Meyers Gazeteer

4.2   Rohrbeck, Altmark, Saschen-Anhalt

 

5.    References & Notes

 

1.    Introduction

In August 2018, having cycled from Amsterdam across northern Germany, down the Oder & into Poland [to visit the villages of the passengers of the 1838 ‘Zebra’ voyage to South Australia] we then followed the Friedrich Wilhelm Kanal, the Spree, the Havel and then the Elbe to arrive in the Hanseatic old city of Tangermünde.  Records showed that my great great grandfather Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN a carpenter, arrived on the Princess Louise in 1849 from Tangermünde. At the tourist office in the centre of the small walled city I discovered in a phone book the name & address of a ‘FÄHRMANN’ and within days we met Dominik FÄHRMANN [later discovered to be 5th cousin 1 removed] his wife Simone, his uncle Bernd FÄHRMANN [later discovered to be 5th cousin] & his wife Monica & their daughter and granddaughter Jeanette & Michelle who had no idea they had relatives in Australia. None of these relatives could speak much English but we managed to establish and mutual understanding and a creation of German families emigrating to South Australia. 

Dominik FÄHRMANN & author Janis HAYNES, 2018.               Monika, Janis, Berndt, Simone, Dominik & Fran. 2018.                ‘How are we related Dominik?’ 2018.

The following year Jeanette with the help of her mother and daughter, spent countless hours in the Stendal Church Archives finding the German links and connections that held us together and I think to some extent confirm the reality of a woman on a bike arriving saying her mother was a FAEHRMANN to a mechanic from Stendal and a nurse from Tangermünde. Living their entire lives in this area of the old East German GDR they are very familiar with all of the tiny surrounding villages into which that our discovered ancestors were born, married and died.

Fast forward to 2023 and I have again returned to visit my German roots and am using this opportunity to post the considerable research attributed to the ‘Tangermunde FÄHRMANN’S’. 

Currently the oldest records discovered have shown that we are descendant from the 5 sons of Johann Christian FÄHRMANN and his wife Katharina Marie KOHNEN.  The FÄHRMANN’s currently living in Stendal & Tangermünde are from the 1st son Johann Friedrich b1780c and all South Australian FÄHRMANN’s, like myself, from the 3rd son born ten years later, Nicolaus b1790.

Surnames of interest:

  • FÄHRMANN, KÖHNEN, VOIGT, JÄHRMANN, SCHMIDT, ERNST, CUNOW, SCHULZE, LANGE, LEPPER

Towns of interest:

  • Rohrbeck, Cabelitz / Kabelitz, Schonhausen, Tangermunde, Dömitz, Ellingen, Neuendorf a. Speck, Jerichow 11, Freistaat Sachsen, Palmer, Reedy Creek,

 

Willi Franz Bernd FÄHRMANN of Tangermünde, my 5th cousin, looking through his collection of family documents

                The author and Bernd’s wife Monika who spent hours researching our history, both German speakers only. 2023.                        Jeanette on left, their daughter & my 5th cousin 1 removed, who could not believe she had relatives in Australia and consequently spent months in the Stendal Archives & collected this articles information.

A 5th cousin 1 removed means we share a common ancestor but their relationship with that ancestor is one step removed from mine. This means that Jeanette and Dominik and I share a common great, great, great, great grandparent, but ‘my’ generation is the same as Bernd’s. 

 

2.    Parents

2.1   Johann Christian FÄHRMANN

  • Born           1754 
  • Married.      11 November 1787
  • Died           26 May 1796 Rohrbeck, 42 years of age.
  • Buried       8 March 1797 Jerichow.  NOT CORRECT
  • Was a master carpenter  [Zimmerman] from Ellingen and at aged 33 years he married

2.2   Katharina Marie KÖHNEN in Rohrbeck

  • Married
  • 11 November 1787
  • They had 5 boys between 1780 - 1793

3.    5 boys

3.1   Johann Friedrich FÄHRMANN

  • Born       1780ca
  • Married    11 November 1787 ? 

       At 20 years of age he married  20 year old Wilhelmine VOIGT

  • Born       1780ca Cabelitz
  • Married    1800ca ?

         They had 3 children between 1800-1812

  • Sophie Louise 1800-1863 m 1844 Jerichow, to Johann Albrecht PUASCH b1816. No known children.
  • Andreas Friedrich Gottlieb 1805-1863 m 1836 Jerichow, to Charlotte Henriette Wilhelmine MEWES b1814c. No known children.
  • Friedrich Wilhelm 1812-1854 m 1841 Jerichow, to Elisabeth KRANKEMANN 1815-1877.
    • They had 4 children between 1844-1852.
    • 1.  Johann Friedrich Wilhelm b1844, m 1772 Cabelitz, to Dorethea Sophie VOIGT 1849-1928,
      • They had 1 child, Albert Robert Friedrich 1881-1962, m 1904 Fischbeck, to Emma SCHMIDT.
        • They had 1 child, Friedrich Wilhelm Albert 1910-1910.
    • 2.  Caroline Friederike Wilhelmine Elisabeth 1849-1852, Jerichow.
    • 3.  Carl Friedrich Albert b1850 Jerichow.
    • 4.  Friedrich Wilhelm August b1852, m 1873 Jerichow, Dorethea Friedrika KROCKER
      • They had 11 children.
      • Louise Marie b1873
      • Lina Frederike b1874
      • Friedrick Wilhelm August 1876-1877
      • Louise Anna b1878
      • Friedrich Wilhelm Carl 1879-1914
      • August Herrmann b1881
      • Gustav Oder August Adolf 1885-1885
      • Franz Wilhelm 1887-1887
      • Albert b1895
      • Martha Alma b1900 [adopted]
      • Otto Willi b1901 Stendal, d1971 Uenglingen
        • They had 2 children
        • Herbert Willi b1925 m Anneliese WINDELBAND d1999, Genthin
          • They had 2 children
          • Dieter 1949-1987 m Erica b1949
            • They had one child Dominik b1969
          • Willi Franz Bernd b1950 m 1974 Monika PELZER
            • They had one child Jeannette b1976
        • Lina Christa b1927, never married

3.2    Carl FÄHRMANN

  • Born    8 September 1788 Rohrbeck, on a Monday at 4am
  • Baptised.   10 September 1788

3.3   Nicolaus  FÄHRMANN [JÄHRMANN]

 

  • Born. 22 October 1790, Rohrbeck, Havelland, Brandenburg on a  Friday at 10am.
  • Baptised.  26 October 1790
  • 1st married    10 February 1822, St Stephens Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [8]
    • 2nd married   1 May 1833
  • LDied    9 June1852, Tangermünde, 61 years of age
  • Buried  12 June 1852, St Stephens Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [13]

1st wife: At 32 years of age he married 25 year old Dorothea Sophia SCHMIDT

  • Born       1797
  • Baptised.    13 August 1790
  • Married    10 February 1822, Tangermünde, 
  • Died     11 April 1833, Tangermünde, died from childbirth, 36 years old
  • Buried   15 April 1833 Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [20]  [Dorothee Sophie sic]
  • Parents.  Joachim Peter SCHMIDT & Catharina Elisabeth ERNST
  • Nicolaus & Dorothea had 5 children between 1822-1833.  
    • ​Their first child had died after 10 days of age in 1823 the year their 2nd child was born.
    • The youngest child Friedrich Ferdinand August FÄHRMANN was born on the 5 April 1833
    • His mother Dorothea SCHMIDT died 6 days later on the 11 April
    • Her baby baby died 6 days after she did on the 17 April 1833.

1st child:  Johann Joachim Peter Nicolaus FÄHRMANN [2] [3]

  • Born       18 September 1822 
  • Baptised  27 September 1822 Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [2]
  • Died     8 September 1823
  • Buried  10 September 1823. Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [3]

2nd child:  Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN [4]

  • Born       20 December 1823
  • Baptised  28 December 1823 Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [4]
  • Emigrated. To South Australia on the ‘Princess Louise’ from Hamburg in 1849.

This booklet written by George Doeger, was published in Tangermünde in 1849

The Emigrant’s Guide to South Australia and Australia in Relation to Passage, Accommodation, and Settlement, Along with a Most Complete Description of Australia and a Detailed Discussion of All Points to Be Considered in Emigrating.  Compiled from Authentic Sources by George Doeger

With an Appendix.  

Letters from Germans who have Emigrated to Australia and the Ballarat Goldfields of South Australia.  Complete and Unchanged Edition.

Tangermünde 1849.

Published by G. Doeger’s Bookstore.”

  • Married    23 June 1854, Hahndorf, South Australia
  • Died          12 July 1896, Hahndorf, South Australia
  • Buried      Hahndorf Public Cemetery
  • At 31 years married 21 year old Johann Eleonore LIEBELT who was 5 years of age on the ‘Zebra’.
    • Her parents were Johann Christian LIEBELT & Maria Elisabeth KUCHEL
    • Carl lived with his parents in law after he married their youngest child.

3rd child:  Dorothee Sophie FÄHRMANN [5] [9]

  • Born       18 January 1832
  • Baptised   29 January 1832, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [5]
  • Married    6 June 1852 [9]
  • At 25 years married 27 year old Wilhelm August LEPPER [born in Genthin 11] in Jerichow, Jerichow 11, Freistaat Sachsen, Germany, Evangelische Kirche.
    • His parents were Johann Friedrich Andreas LEPPER & Catharine Sophie SCHÜTZE.
  • Emigrated:   To America, after their marriage 18 July 1853 on the ‘Juno’ to New York from Bremerhaven.

4th child: Dorothee Wilhelmine FÄHRMANN

  • Born   18 January 1832
  • Baptised.  29 January 1832 Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [17] 
  • Died    6 March 1832, 7 weeks of age.

5th child:   Friedrich Ferdinand August FÄHRMANN [6] [7]

  • Born      5 April 1833
  • Baptised   12 April 1833, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [6]
  • Died     15 April 1833
  • Buried   17 April 1833, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen. [St Stephens] [7] 

In 1833 Dorothea Sophia SCHMIDT died leaving Nicolaus to care for 10 year old Johann Carl Friedrich & 6 year old Dorothee Sophie [baby Dorothee Wilhelmine had died just over a year earlier in 1832] as well as the new baby boy, for a few days, until he died.

2nd wife: At 43 years of age & 2 weeks after the death of his 1st wife Nicolaus married 25 year old Susanne Sophie CUNOW

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  • Born   21 May 1808, Schonhausen.
  • 1st married    1 May 1833, Tangermünde. 
  • 2nd married  18 January 1853, Tangermünde.
  • To South Australia in 1855 on the ‘La Rochelle with her second husband wife & her son, Otto August Ferdinand FÄHRMANN.
  • Died    26 July 1877, Reedy Creek, South Australia, 69 years of age, 28 years living in Australia.
  • Buried   Palmer Cemetery, Palmer, South Australia.
    • Parents are Joachim CUNOW [CUNO] & Dorothee Sophia RODE.
  • Her husband Nicolaus FÄHRMANN died, June 1852,  after 19 years of marriage
    • Susanne Sophie raised Nicolaus’s 2 children from aged 10 & 6 years until when Nicolaus died in 1852, died they were 29 & 25 years of age.
    • Nicolaus & Susanne Sophie had 2 children of their own between 1835 & 1847
      • The first child born in 1835 had an unknown name or sex under registered under the surname ‘TAHRMANN, nee ENNOW’
        • The baby died 3 April 1835
        • Buried 4 April 1835 Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [16]
      • 2nd child Otto August Ferdinand JÄHRMANN [sic] [15]
        • Born.   9 March 1847
        • Baptised.   28 March 1847 Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Evangelische Kirche, Tangermünde [St Stephens] [15]
        • When Otto was born his older half brother Johann Carl Friedrich was 24 years & his sister Dorothee Sophie was 20 years of age.
        • 2 years later Johann Carl Friedrich would sail to Australia and when Otto was 6 years of age his half sister Dorothee Sophie would sail for America.
        • Emigrated.  At 8 years of age came to South Australia in 1855 on the ‘La Rochelle with his mother & her second husband,

6 months after Nicolaus died, on 18 January 1853, 45 year old Susanne married 43 year old Johann SCHULZE.

Johann Joachime SCHULZE

  • Born     4 August 1810, Kabelitz, Brandenburg, Prussia.
  • Emigrated.  To South Australia in 1855 on the ‘La Rochelle with his wife & her son, Otto August Ferdinand FÄHRMANN.
  • Married    18 January 1853, Tangermünde.
  • Died    7 November 1875, in the Hundred of Finniss, at ‘usual residence’ 65 years of age, 28 years living in Australia.
  • Buried   Palmer Cemetery, Palmer, South Australia.
    • Parents are Johann Andre SCHULZE b1790 [OR IS THIS HIS BROTHER] & Dorothee Elisabeth MÜLLER b 1790ca.

Palmer Cemetery, South Australia

These photographs are from regional South Australia, outside the small town of Palmer, taken in March 2019 when out of curiosity I walked through this cemetery.  The turn off is a few kms past the Palmer Lutheran Church built in…… I could see the back of a broken grave surrounded by red earth and dry grass and when i walked around in front I saw the surname ‘CUNOW’.  I realised I had stumbled across the grave of my step great, great, great grandmother and her second husband, Johann Joachim SCHULZE both from Tangermünde, Brandenburg, Prussia.

                        

                       

 

3.4   Johann Carl Heinrich FÄHRMANN

  • Born   1791,   Dömitz
  • Died    31 May 1850, Salzwedel, aged 59 years.

At years of age he married year old Sophie Helena Elisabeth Lange

They had 2 children between 1881-1882

1st child:  Martha Minna Clara

  • Born       7 March 1881
  • Baptised  9 March 1881, Dömitz, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Prussia.

2nd child:  Elly Johanna Marie

  • Born       
  • Baptised  29 May 1882, Dömitz, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Prussia.

3.5    Johann Joachim FÄHRMANN

  • Born   2 July 1793, Rohrbeck, Brandenburg, Prussia.
  • Baptised.   7 July 1793
  • Occupation.  Worker in Neuendorf a. Speck

 

4.    Towns of interest in Sachsen-Anhalt

  • Rohrbeck, Cabelitz / Kabelitz, Schonhausen, Tangermünde, Dömitz, Ellingen, Neuendorf a. Speck, Jerichow 11, Freistaat Sachsen, Palmer, Reedy Creek,

 

             

 

 

 

4.1   Rohrbeck

  • 23 kms north of Stendal. Via Baumgarten, Eichstedt (Altmark), Goldbeck, or Bertkow and Gethlingen.
  • Wikipaedia: the oldest surviving Evangelical Church records for Rohrbeck date back to the year 1730
  • The small village of Rohrbeck had a manor house behind the church which is alongside a well built brick wall which formed part of the estate for which the townspeople worked.  This landholder owned all the land and apparently at one stage they got the Dutch workers into to reduce the amount of water and drain the fields.
  • Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s
    • Johann Christian FÄHRMANN & Katharina Marie KÖHNEN were married here 11 November 1787
      • Their children: Carl b1788, Nicolaus b1790, Johann Joachim b1793 FÄHRMANN were born here.
      • Nicolaus is my great, great, great grandfather.

  • The church was locked on our arrival but we found some neighbours in their own adjoining backyard who put us in contact with a person nearby who was able to come and open the church for us.

                   

                   

Together my cousin Jeanette FÄHRMANN and I were able to walk into this church with possibly the same simple interior as when our ancestors married here some 236 years previous.

The baptismal font is an old mill stone which was only obvious when we moved the metal dish, to reveal the grinding patterns.

We were allowed to climb some of the old stairs towards the church bell.

                                    

               

                                                        

 

                                    

 

                                                       

 

4.2   Cabelitz / Kabelitz

  • 17kms SE of Stendal via Fischbeck.
  • Wikipaedia: 
  • The small village of Cabelitz has one street the ‘Doofstraße’, and between number 44 and number 43 is the Evangelical St Martin Kirche, Kabelitz.
  • Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s.
    • Wilhelmine VOIGT b1780ca came from Cabelitz
      • Wilhelmine was the wife [married 1800ca] of Johann Friedrich FÄHRMANN, the 1st child of Johann Christian FÄHRMANN & Katharina Marie KÖHNEN
      • They had 3 children
    • Friedrich Wilhelm FÄHRMANN b1812 ? Cabelitz & died 1854 ? Cabelitz, married 1841 Jerichow to Elisabeth KRANKEMANN.
      • They had 4 children.
      • Dorethea Sophie VOIGT b1849ca, died 1928 at Cabelitz.
        • Dorothea was the wife of Johann Friedrich Wilhelm FÄHRMANN b1844, the 1st child of Friedrich Wilhelm FÄHRMANN & Elisabeth KRANKEMANN. 
        • Their son Albert Robert Friedrich FÄHRMANN b1881 at Cabelitz, married 1904 Emma SCHMIDT.
      • Carl Friedrich Albert FÄHRMANN b1850 Cabelitz, the 3rd child of Friedrich Wilhelm FÄHRMANN & Elisabeth KRANKEMANN. 
    • Johann Joachime SCHULZE b1810 Cabelitz, married 1853 Susanne Sophie CUNOW.  Susanne was the 2nd wife of Nicolaus FÄHRMANN, & when Nicolaus died she married Johann and came to South Australia with Nicolaus & Susanne’s son Otto August Ferdinand FÄHRMANN.
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Fischbeck

  • 15kms SE of Stendal 
  • Wikipaedia: 
  • Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s
    • Prior to 1975 an unknown FÄHRMANN family lived in this village and was a known name amongst the older residents.
    • Emma SCHMDIT d1918 Fischbeck, was the wife of Albert Robert Friedrich FÄHRMANN [b 1881 Cabelitz] they had 1 child Friedrich Wilhelm Albert FÄHRMANN who was born and died 1910. 

        

 

       

 

 

 

 

 

4.3   Schonhausen

  • kms SE of Stendal 
  • Wikipaedia: 
  • Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s

 

 

4.4   Tangermunde

  • kms SE of Stendal 
  • Wikipaedia: 
  • Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s
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4.5   Dömitz

  • kms SE of Stendal 
  • Wikipaedia: 
  • Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s
    • Johann Carl Heinrich FÄHRMANN b1791 Dömitz, was the 4th child of Johann Christian FÄHRMANN & Katharina Marie KÖHNEN
    • Johann Carl Heinrich married Sophie Helena Elisabeth LANGE and they had 2 children, the second, Elly Johanna Marie FÄHRMANN died in Dömitz.

Neuendorf in Speck

  • kms SE of Stendal 
  • Wikipaedia: 
  • Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s
    • Johann Joachim FÄHRMANN b1820 Neuendorf in Speck, was the son of Johann Joachim FÄHRMANN who was a worker in Neuendorf in Speck.

 

 

4.6. Groß Ellingen 4kms west of the Elbe River

A stroll down Alte Heerstraße

        kms SE of Stendal  Wikipaedia:  Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s  

 

 

         

Information about the  following 8 photographs of a farm and house complex surrounded by security fencing in Alte Heerstraße was described in as “Denkmalgeschützter Bauernhof Heerstraße” which translates as ‘Listed Historic Farmhouse Heerstraße and implies it is protected as a historic landmark.

         

         

               

 

From ‘German Carpenter’s marks’ from Tishler, 1986, p281.

On some of the the Fachwerk Oak Timbers used in this farmyard complex you will find some of the Carpenters marks as illustrated above.

Wikipedia 2023 ‘GroßEllingen’.    “The first mention of the Groß Ellingen dates back to the year 1320 when it was referred to as a “Magna Ellinge,” when Duchess Anna granted income from two farms to the Arendsee Monastery.  Originally the village belonged to the Arneburgischer Kreis [Arneburg District] within the Margraviate of Brandenburg in the Altmark region.  Between 1807 and 1813, it was situated in the Kanton Arneburg within the territory of Napoleonic Kingdom of Westphalia.  Following further changes, the community became part of the Kreis Osterburg [Osterburg District] in 1816, which later evolved into the Landkreis Osterburg.  

  • The population of Groß Ellingen:
  • 1734: 146,    1772: 104,    1790: 168,    1801: 169,    1818: 160,    1840: 148,    1864: 194,    1871: 192,    1885: 189,    1892: 191,    1900: 180,    2022: 122.

This house is described as a “Bauernhaus” of a ‘farmhouse, and like the barn complex opposite it and above is listed as a cultural moneument. [Liste der Kulturdenkmale in Hohenberg-Krusemark]”  

         

 

 

       

 

The small close villages of Groß Ellingen, Klein Ellingen & Hohenburg-Krusemark do not have individual churches but they are within 2kms of a small church surrounded by paddocks on a bend of the road.  This church is called 

            

         

         

         Jeanette & Lars our tour guide and translator at our morning tea spot outside the church walls, under a shady tree. 10 September 2023.

        

 

4.  Fischbeck

  kms SE of Stendal  Wikipaedia:  Relationship to FÄHRMANN’s  

 

 

 

 

 

4.7   Palmer

 

4.8   Reedy Creek

 

4.9   Caloote

  

 

       

 

 

5.   References & Notes

[8]  1st marriage Nicolaus FÄHRMANN & Dorothea Sophia SCHMIDT

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00270

Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

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"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-LVBJ : 14 August 2023), Johann Christian Fährmann in entry for Nicolaus Fährmann, 10 Feb 1822; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Marriage, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[1] Marriage of Nicolaus & Susanne Sophie CUNOW 1833.

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00825
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

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"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPX2-9VVW : 14 August 2023), Köhnen in entry for @@@@@@@@@

[13]  Nicolaus FÄHRMANN buried

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853143

Microfilm Number

 001190658

Image Number

 00116

Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

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"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPX2-3982 : 14 August 2023), Nicolaus Fährmann, 12 Jun 1852; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Burial, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[2]  Johann Joachim Peter Nicolaus FÄHRMANN baptism

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00264
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPX2-MBS4 : 14 August 2023), Johann Joachim Peter Nicolaus Fährmann, 27 Sep 1822; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[3] Johann Joachim Peter Nicolaus FÄHRMANN burial

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00317
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-PF9Q : 14 August 2023), Johann Joachim Peter Fährmann, 10 Sep 1823; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Burial, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[4]  Johann Carl Friedrich FÄHRMANN

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00303
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPX2-M4S7 : 14 August 2023), Johann Carl Friedrich Fährmann, 28 Dec 1823; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[5]  Dorothee Wilhelmine FAHRMANN baptism, St Stephens, Tangermünde.

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00731
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-RCTZ : 14 August 2023), Dorothee Wilhelmine Fährmann, 29 Jan 1832; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[6]   Friedrich Ferdinand August FÄHRMANN Baptism

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00784
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPX2-QQ21 : 14 August 2023), Friedrich Ferdinand August Fährmann, 12 Apr 1833; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

 [7].   Ferdinand August FÄHRMANN burial

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00809
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-1MDT : 14 August 2023), Friedrich Ferdinand August Fährmann, 17 Apr 1833; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Burial, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[9]  Dorothea Sophie FÄHRMANN marriage in Jerichow.

Digital Folder Number

 102069952

Microfilm Number

 001335264

Image Number

 00139
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

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"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QP6L-F6QW : 28 March 2023), Dorothea Sophie Fährmann in entry for Wilhelm August Lepper, 6 Jun 1852; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Marriage, Jerichow, Jerichow II, Freistaat Sachsen, Deutschland, , German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[11]. Wilhelm August LEPPER birth

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 102065372

Microfilm Number

 001273182

Image Number

 00811
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

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"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXG-LQ2F : 14 August 2023), Wilhelm August Lepper, 24 Dec 1824; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Genthin, Genthin, Jerichow II, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Mützel, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[17]  Dorothee Wilhelmine FÄHRMANN

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00731

Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-RCTJ : 14 August 2023), Schmidt in entry for Dorothee Wilhelmine Fährmann, 29 Jan 1832; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[16]  Unknown baby death 1835 of Nicolaus TAHRMANN, Susanna TAHRMANN nee ENNOW

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00887

Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

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"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-TSST : 14 August 2023), Tahrmann, 4 Apr 1835; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Burial, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[15]  Otto August Ferdinand JÄHRMANN [sic] 

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853142

Microfilm Number

 001190657

Image Number

 00636

Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-19MP : 14 August 2023), Nicolaus Jährmann in entry for Otto August Ferdinand Jährmann, 28 Mar 1847; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Baptism, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

[20]  Dorothee Sophie FÄHRMANN died after child birth 1833

Affiliate Name

 Stadtarchiv Magdeburg

Digital Folder Number

 101853141

Microfilm Number

 001190656

Image Number

 00808
Collection Information

Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971

Cite This Record

"Deutschland, ausgewählte evangelische Kirchenbücher 1500-1971," database, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPXK-5BWB : 14 August 2023), Schmidt, 15 Apr 1833; images digitized and records extracted by Ancestry; citing Burial, Tangermünde, Tangermünde, Stendal, Sachsen, Preußen, Deutschland, Tangermünde, German Lutheran Collection, various parishes, Germany.

 

 

 

 

 

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