Matches 14,001 to 14,487 of 14,487
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| 14001 | The royal court assessor Otto Albert Westphal (Protestant, born on July 25th, 1846 in Croppenstedt) and Emilie Marie Cäcilie Molly R (Protestant, born on July 25th, 1849 in Oschersleben) married on April 4th, 1876 in Halberstadt. Her parents were Adolph and Cäcilie R, née von Hagen. One of the witnesses was Fedor R (33 years old). | Family (F3699)
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| 14002 | The Royal Rittmeister. | Rosentreter, Major General Fedor (I2799)
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| 14003 | The servant August R (Catholic, born in Lichtenhagen) died on June 29th, 1905 at the age of 16 years and 2 months. He drowned in the Schlochauer See and was found by his mother on June 30th, 1905. His father was the community servant August R from Lichtenhagen. | Rosentreter, August (I9731)
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| 14004 | The servant Christian Joyn and Maria R married on November 24th, 1754. | Family (F2160)
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| 14005 | The servant Karl August Frost (Protestant) born on August 9th, 1860 in Alt Laskon and the maid Johanna Pauline R (Protestant) born on February 12th, 1863 in Briesen, married on November 22nd, 1885 in Revier. She was the daughter of the unmarried maid Wilhelmine R (now married to the day laborer August Gurke. | Family (F4139)
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| 14006 | The servant Matthias Rosin and Christina R married on October 26th, 1749. She was the daughter of Christoph R. | Family (F2116)
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| 14007 | The stone setter Carl Johann Schultz (Protestant, born on March 2nd, 1884 in Hohensalza and the worker Auguste R (Protestant, born on August 22nd, 1886 in Ciechrz) married in Strelno on August 31st, 1907. Her parents were the worker August R and Caroline Jäger. One of the witnesses was Friedrich R (30 years old) from Blumendorf (possibly an Uncle?). | Family (F3793)
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| 14008 | The tailor Emil Wilhelm R (Protestant, born on October 14th, 1880 in Schönfeld) and the saleswoman Lydia Berta Alice Neumann (Protestant, born on August 10th, 1889 in Magdeburg) married in Magdeburg on October 19th, 1912. His parents were August R and Luise Heymann from Schönfeld. Emil Wilhelm died on October 23, 1950 in Magdeburg. His son Herbert Emil August R was born on August 14, 1914 in Magdeburg and married on February 23, 1943 in Dresden. | Family (F2522)
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| 14009 | The teacher Albert Zadow (Catholic, born on January 31, 1859 in Freudenfier) and Theresia R (Catholic, born on February 25, 1861 in Abrau) married on February 8, 1884 in Tucholka. Her parents were August R and Anna Semrau. | Family (F1093)
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| 14010 | The twins Carl Heinrich Ferdinand and Friedrich Gustav ROSENTRÄGER were born on April 22nd and Baptized on April 29th. The mother's name is Maria Dorothea ROSENTRÄGER, daughter of Ernst Christian ROSENTRÄGER from Alt-Ruppin. | Rosenträger, Anna Dorothea Maria Christiana (I7006)
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| 14011 | The unmarried Herta Karoline Rosentraeger died on April 17, 1935 in Neuruppin at the age of 25. It was subsequently noted that she died of chronic urinary poisoning as a result of chronic kidney inflammation. | Rosenträger, Herta Karoline (I10758)
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| 14012 | The von Hagen family is ancient and noble and can trace back to the 1200's | von Hagen, Cäcilie Emilie Amalie Wilhelmine Antonie Adelheid (I7123)
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| 14013 | The war invalid Max Paul R (born on September 26th, 1876 in Flatow) and the cook Susanna Woythal (born on August 8th, 1875 in Blankwitt) married on February 1st, 1902 in Flatow. His parents were the worker Karl and Auguste R, née Krüger. | Family (F2809)
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| 14014 | The widower Francziszek Wiliganski (59 years) and the widow Dorothea Stebner, née R (59 years) married on March 25, 1833. | Family (F2530)
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| 14015 | The widower Gottlieb Zietke (43 years) and Eva R (28 years) married on November 25, 1838. Her father (first name illegible) came from Neu Lubowitz. | Family (F0522)
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| 14016 | The widower Johann August R (Protestant, born on August 25th, 1842 in Kramske) and the widow Mathilde Florentine Beyer, née Zech (Protestant, born on July 14th, 1863 in Tarnowke) married on May 8th, 1909 in Schneidemühl. His parents were Johann R and Wilhelmine Foelzmann from Kramske. Mathilde Florentine died on July 27, 1944. | Family (F4479)
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| 14017 | The widower Johann Gatz (Catholic, born on February 16, 1856 in Kelpin/Tuchel) and Regina R (Catholic, born on January 30, 1871 in Zalesie/Konitz) married on August 7, 1899 in Kensau. Her parents were August R and Catharina Gatz. | Family (F4170)
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| 14018 | The widower Johann Grüning (40 years old) and Anna Rosina R (24 years old) married on January 22nd, 1818. Her parents were Christoph and Anna Dorothea R, née Grams. | Family (F2350)
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| 14019 | The widower Johann Klostermann (42 years old) and Rosina Grüning, née R (40 years old) from Schokken married on 9.2.1834. | Family (F2351)
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| 14020 | The widower Johann R (Protestant, born April 1, 1850 in Choczki) and the widow Nathalie Amalie Grokowski, née Fauth (Protestant, born December 15, 1854 in Bosendorf/ Thorn) married on February 18, 1911 in Briesen. His parents were farmer Michael R and Louise Buss. This marriage was divorced on January 9, 1914. | Family (F4525)
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| 14021 | The woman's maiden name of "Neubrandin" was the feminine form of Neubrand. The "-in" suffix is a feminine form seen in these early records. | Neubrand, Magdalena (I6076)
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| 14022 | The worker Albert Bartz (Protestant, born on December 31, 1882 in Hasenberg) and Martha Luise R (Protestant, born on November 12, 1874 in Brodden / Kolmar) married on April 14, 1904 in Schneidemühl. Her parents were August R and Luise Heimann from Schönfeld. Her son Emil Hugo Otto was born on September 15th, 1904 in Schönfeld, her daughter Anna on December 26th, 1908. | Family (F4477)
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| 14023 | The worker Andreas R (Catholic, born in Lichnau) died on August 6th, 1893 at the age of 26 in his apartment in Buchholz. His wife was Anna Warmke. His parents were the worker Josef R from Lichnau and Anna Sickau. | Rosentreter, Andreas Franz (I1643)
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| 14024 | The worker August Johann R (Protestant, born on April 21st, 1877 in Paruschke / Flatow) and Auguste Heese (Protestant, born on January 1st, 1877 in Schönfeld) married on January 4th, 1902 in Schneidemühl. His parents were August R and Luise Heimann from Schönfeld. | Family (F2766)
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| 14025 | The worker August Samuel R (23 years old) and Augustine Philippine Kroll (23 years and 9 months old) married on May 26th, 1867 in Schloppe. He was the youngest son of Carl Philipp R. | Family (F3933)
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| 14026 | The worker Franz Gustav Paul ROSENTRÄGER (Protestant, born on October 25th, 1872 in Neu Ruppin) and the divorced worker Anna Pauline Auguste Kreideweiß, née Rath (Protestant, born on November 12th, 1872 in Neu Ruppin) married on April 26th, 1902 in Neu Ruppin. His parents were the worker Johann Friedrich and Auguste Friederike Amalie ROSENTRÄGER, née Schünert. Franz Gustav died on March 9, 1951 in Neu Ruppin. One of the witnesses was the worker Gustav ROSENTRÄGER (25 years old). | Family (F3496)
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| 14027 | The worker Franz Solinski (Catholic, born on November 12th, 1878 in Königlich Neukirch) and Anna R (Catholic, born on June 24th, 1880 in Lichtenhagen) married on February 9th, 1901 in Lichtenhagen. Her parents were August R and Mathilde Riemer from Lichtenhagen. | Family (F4186)
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| 14028 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Arnold (I10866)
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| 14029 | The worker Friedrich Johann R (Protestant, born on October 27th, 1878 in Schönfeld) and Maria Ottilie Heese (Protestant, born on March 25th, 1882 in Schönfeld) married on January 31st, 1903 in Schneidemühl. His parents were the shepherd August R and Luise Heymann from Schönfeld. His son Arnold was born on October 22nd, 1917 and married on June 19th, 1943. | Family (F4476)
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| 14030 | The worker Gustav Erich Willi ROSENTRÄGER (Protestant) was born on June 26th, 1900 in Neuruppin and died on January 20th, 1943 as a soldier in SAPOROSHJE / Ukraine of bilateral pneumonia. He was buried there in the Heroes' Cemetery. His parents were the worker Gustav Wilhelm Hermann and Emma Marie Friederike ROSENTRÄGER, née Makuschett. He wasn't married. | Rosenträger, Gustav Erich Willi (I5368)
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| 14031 | The worker Julius Carl Wilhelm Schmolt (Protestant, born on January 11th, 1869 in Schönfeld) and Emilie Ottilie R (Protestant, born on September 28th, 1871 in Schönfeld) married on March 21st, 1890 in Schneidemühl. Her parents were the shepherd August R and Caroline Rach from Schönfeld. | Family (F4154)
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| 14032 | The worker Julius Richard Bremer (Protestant, born on December 15, 1879 in Dobrin) and Alwine Auguste Wilhelmine R (Protestant, born on July 10, 1873 in Selgenau) married on October 9, 1901 in Schneidemühl. Her parents were the worker August R and Luise Heymann from Schönfeld. Julius died in Steinau in 1932. | Family (F2936)
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| 14033 | The worker Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Grützmacher (Protestant, born on September 19th, 1878 in Neu Ruppin) and the maid Karoline Wilhelmine ROSENTRÄGER (Protestant, born on July 4th, 1879 in Ganzer) married in Wildberg on November 18th, 1899. Her parents were the worker Karl and Karoline ROSENTRÄGER, née Pohlmann. The husband declared that he recognized the daughter Ann Marie Hedwig, born on July 5, 1899 by Karoline Wilhelmine, as his own child. | Family (F3474)
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| 14034 | The worker Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Rosentraeger (Protestant, born in Joachimsthal / Angermünde district) was found dead on October 12th, 1892 at the age of 40 in Berlin. His wife was Ida Bertha Mathilde Maria Stolle. His parents were the carpenter and commission agent Wilhelm Rosentraeger and Wilhelmine Günther from Joachimsthal. | Rosenträger, Karl Friedrich Wilhelm (I3479)
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| 14035 | The worker Stanislaus Pankau (Catholic, born on May 13, 1877 in Gross Bislaw/Tuchel) and Cäcilia R (Catholic, born on April 10, 1874 in Jehlenz/Tuchel) married on September 26, 1903 in Kensau. Her parents were August R and Katharina Gatz. Unfortunately, the note on the right is not complete. | Family (F0886)
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| 14036 | Theodor Max was born on January 18, 1891 in Obudno village. Theodor Max died on January 29, 1891 at the age of 11 days in Obudno village. His parents were Reinhard R and Amalie Sagert. | Rosentreter, Theodor Max (I11001)
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| 14037 | Theory of Michael Musolf For the following reasons I assume that Peter Rosentreter (* 01/27/1737 Lichnau, + 6.10.1803 Lichnau) is the father of Peter Rosentreter: The death entry from the KB Lichnau 1803/0017 fits exactly to Peter Rosentreter (*27.01.1737 LIchnau) => age of 67 years. Peter Rosentreter (*1747 Lichnau) is therefore eliminated. The death entry notes that the death of son Peter Rosentreter has been reported. I didn't find any other Peter Rosentreter in LIchnau's KB who would be a possible son. | Rosentreter, Peter (I0802)
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| 14038 | There are other 'Nikelin' surnames in the same set of records where the script is much easier to read... | Nickolin, Christina (I8055)
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| 14039 | There is a large age gap between Mila & Donald... But the obituaries and facts confirm the details | Rosentrater, Donald (Don) Stuart (I5761)
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| 14040 | There is a significant discrepancy regarding the birth date of the Anna who died in 1831 (Record #185): According to her birth record (#78, 1830), she was born on 6 June 1830. According to her death record (#185, 1831), she died on 10 October 1831 at the age of "1 year and 9 days". This would place her date of birth around 1 October 1830. | Rosentreter, Anna (I203)
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| 14041 | There is an error listing his parents... 100% sure they listed him and his wife... Listed as a RosentrEter on two passenger listings. https://www.ancestry.com.au/imageviewer/collections/7488/images/NYM237_561-0270?pId=8498375 https://www.ancestry.com.au/imageviewer/collections/1068/images/K_1742_080501-0619?pId=244939 | Rosentreter, Ludwig (I4401)
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| 14042 | There is confusion with 2 death records. I can only find one Carl birth listed in the Walsleben records so it must be the same person. I think the second death record is a later recorded one as he appears to be in the army. From Ursula Rosentreter nee Heider The death certificate from 1897 was signed by his wife! In my opinion, this should be the right one! Perhaps the person who died in 1916 had false papers? According to his death certificate, the alleged Carl from 1916 lived in an “Almshouse”, which supports my theory…. | Rosenträger, Carl Wilhelm (I5351)
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| 14043 | There was no shortage of well-known and respected personalities among the clergy and teachers, including: in the years 1588 to 1599 an outstanding, albeit controversial, representative of Lutheran Orthodoxy and supervisor of the school system Benedikt Morgenstern Johann Borawski (Barawski. Zbarawski, 1618-1624 ) - a poet and courtly preacher of the royal sister Anna Vasa in her residence in Strasburg (Brodnica), Severin Rosentreter (1632-1665) - participant of the famous Colloquium Charitativum in Thorn in 1645, Otto Matthesius (1656-1659) - Graduated from the Jesuit schools in Vilnius and the universities in Königsberg and Rostock Johann Herbinius (1677-1679) - an esteemed theologian,Pedagogue and philanthropist Johann Moneta (1692-1696) - author of a textbook for Polish grammar and Jacob Schmidt - editor of a revised edition of the Polish Danzig Bible in the 18th century. After Graudenz was occupied by Prussia as a result of the first partition of Poland in 1772, a small church was inaugurated on the market in 1785, where services were held in Polish for some time. Most of the construction was financed by Friedrich II. In the years 1896 to 1898 the too small Friedrichskirche was replaced by a large parish church in today's Mickiewicza-Str. replaced (currently Roman Catholic). The majority of the inhabitants of Graudenz were Protestants, they also owned a large garrison church (built between 1897 and 1900, destroyed during World War II). The construction of a third church was also planned. A modern meeting house and the city mission had large halls, and there were also some charity halls and cemeteries. | Rosentreter, Severin (I8541)
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| 14044 | These are the bereaved and heirs: David's wife Christine and the two daughters Louise Kessler and Eva Chall. | Rosentreter, David (I5264)
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| 14045 | They had 7 children | Family (F55)
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| 14046 | They had a daughter: Gertrud Pasda 13. Jan. 1926 Schneidemühl (Piła), Stadtkreis Schneidemühl 2. Okt. 1943 (mit 17 Jahren) Schneidemühl (Piła), Stadtkreis Schneidemühl | Family (F2740)
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| 14047 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F2690)
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| 14048 | Third son of these parents | Rosentreter, Mattheus (I8704)
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| 14049 | This close up snip is a death record from FHL Microfilm 1194721 for the Evangelical church at Jankendorf, Kreis [County] Chodziesen, Grand Duchy Posen, Prussia. From 1817 to 1840, the "Evangelical" church in Prussia was a merged union, imposed by King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, between Lutheran and Calvinist Reformed elements. The King was a Calvinist. After his death in 1840, "Evangelisch" refers to the mainstream Lutheran church again. This record states the following: On 11 Dec 1822, in the night at 11 o'clock at "Podstollitz" [Podstolitz], the widow Susanna Rosentreter born [maiden name blank, but was Stewenau] died. She was age 73, or born about 1749. She was described as an "Einwohnersfrau," or inhabitant or resident's wife. She died of "Alterschwäche," or old age, infirmity. Her death was reported by the "Wirth" [landlord, farmer] Franz Düsterhoeft, who was my 3rd-great-grandfather. Susanna would have been his mother-in-law, although it is not specifically described here. | Stewenau, Susanna (I4914)
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| 14050 | This close up snip is also from FHL Microfilm 1194721 for the Evangelical church at Jankendorf, Kreis Chodziesen, Grand Duchy Posen, Prussia. On 15 Feb 1827 at midday 1 o'clock in Jankendorf, Peter Rosentreter died. He was age 35 years, 9 months, so he was born about May 1791. He was an "Einwohner," meaning an inhabitant or resident. His father was a "Wirth in Nowieske," meaning a landlord or farmer in that place, Peter Rosentreter. The mother was Susanna born "Stevenau" {Stewenau], so they were my 4th-great-grandparents and this deceased young Peter was a younger brother of my 3rd-great-grandmother, Anna Justine (Rosentreter) Düsterhoeft. Young Peter died of "Abzehrung," meaning consumption or tuberculosis. Peter's death was reported by his widow, Anna Justine born "Sawal" [Sawall]. He was survived by his wife and one minor age daughter. | Rosentreter, Peter Johann Jnr (I4917)
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| 14051 | This close up snip is from FHL Microfilm 1194721 for the Evangelical (Lutheran) church at Jankendorf, Kreis (County) Chodziesen (later Kolmar by 1878), Grand Duchy Posen, Prussia. This was the death of my 3rd-great-grandmother, the widow Anna Justine Düsterhoeft born Rosentreter. She died on 24 Mar 1829 at 7 o'clock in the morning at "Podstollitz" [Podstolitz] at the age of 44. So, she was born about 1785 and I have not yet found her birth and baptismal record, but verified her parents in a different fashion. Anna Justine was described as a "Wirthsfrau," meaning the wife of a landlord or farmer. Terminology varied by region across German lands. She died of "hitzige Krankheit," or feverish sickness. Her death was reported to the church by her stepson, Daniel Düsterhoeft. | Rosentreter, Anna Justine (Justina) (I4915)
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| 14052 | This couple were also associated withan Anna Sophia Bayer nee Daube. They are listed as sponsors for a few of her children. She may have previously been married to a Rosentreter as one record crosses out Rosentreter and then writes Daube. They probably left Wolmar in 1801 as the next son for Anna Sophia in 1802 does not list Rosentreters. They both show up as witnesses for a Spohr and Llaftin baptisms in 1818 | Family (F4493)
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| 14053 | This document is a letter of nobility from the God of Marriage, Hymen (Hÿmenäus), made as a kind of joke for the wedding (possibly as part of the Best Man’s speech) of Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louisa Caroline Rauschard in 1797. Letters patent of nobility for the Royal Prussian Government Councillor Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard Dispensed We Hymen, the First by the Grace of God, God of Marriages, Emperor of all Emperors, King of all Kings, and Lord of all Lords and Ladies, no matter what names they have, near and far, Arch Torchbearer of the holy realm of love, and Prince-Elector, Sovereign Duke of all married in the East, West, South and North etc. etc. We publicly confess with this letter, and make known to everyone, how well We, out of imperial royal high and dignity, wherein the Almighty has set Us according to his divine will, are also always inclined, out of Our innate goodness and benevolence, to consider and promote the honor, benefit, acceptance and best of all and every one of Our and the Holy Realm’s subjects and faithful; thus, Our imperial royal mind is justly more moved to communicate Our grace and gentleness to those, also to elevate their names and tribes to higher honor and dignity, also to provide them with special Our imperial royal graces and freedoms, who are endowed with good morals and right virtues, also with special reason and intellect, and who have consistently proven themselves to be faithful subjects of Our realms, suitable, proper and due. When We then graciously looked at, perceived and considered the charming virtues of mind, chastity, honesty, uprightness, also noble manners, pleasant nature and reason, which became famous before Us with Our and the realm’s dear faithful, Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard, and which have drawn Our imperial royal mind to both of them, and have driven Us to send Our and Our Realm’s faithful much beloved Lord Brother Cupido directly to them five years ago, and to kindle in them the fire of an honest upright love and inclination towards each other, which they have remained unwaveringly until now with firm and unshakable loyalty and constancy, to Our special gracious good pleasure, and have not allowed themselves to be turned away from it by anything; likewise, the pleasant, faithful, obedient and undaunted services that their ancestors proved Us at all times and in all important tasks for many long years for the special benefit and immortal glory of Our Realm, whose footsteps they can, may and should praisefully follow, persevere in such fidelity and steadfastness, and continue to do so most humbly. Thus, with well-considered courage, good counsel and right knowledge, We have granted the grace and freedom to the named Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard, and have deigned to elevate them to the nobility of Our realm, in such a way and manner that they will be considered equal in all respects to the nobility living in Our Realm, and will be added and assimilated to its community, society and guild, they shall also enjoy, possess and rejoice all the rights, privileges, pardons, immunities, liberties, by whatever name they may be, both present and future, which all other nobles and respective spouses loyal to Us and Our Realm enjoy. And in order to further increase the testimony and remembrance of such Our grace and elevation to the status and degree of nobility of Our realms, We have graciously permitted them to bear the following coat of arms and jewel. Namely, a simple escutcheon, the green field of which is sown with roses, on which rest two golden R’s tightly intertwined and interlaced. The open tournament helmet is covered with a sky-blue cushion, on which stands an erect column divided into black and white. The mantling is rose-red and gold. As such coat of arms and jewel is then painted in the midst of this letter of Ours and is actually painted out with colours, and give them the grace and the right to bear and use such coat of arms and jewel from now on, and in doing so they may remember not only of Our imperial royal grace, but also of their hopes, which are indicated by the green colour of the shield, their perfect and blooming happiness, which already lies in their name, and is denoted by the scattered roses, on which the intimately intertwined first letters of their name tread or rest, indicating their golden union, by which they are, as it were, melted together into one; their constancy combined with gentleness, and the firm duration of their present affections and resolutions, whereunto the pillar standing erect on a sky-blue frill, and marked with the colour of her bridal ornaments, may remind. All by imperial royal power and perfection, essentially in virtue of this letter, and mean, set and will that now for this purpose often named Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard be for and for ever true noblemen and respective spouses, and by everyone in all places and ends, in all and every actions, transactions and things, spiritual and secular, shall be so held, honoured, called, known, thought of and written, and shall have and possess all and every grace, honour, dignity, liberty, advantage, right, justice, as custom and good usage, tribe and tournament ability to shame and earnestness of which their nobility of Our realm has used from time immemorial and may still use, own and possess. However, in order that it may be all the more evident of Our imperial and royal gracious disposition and the special affection and pleasure with which the said Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard are regarded, we have freely and graciously willed to reward them mutually and reciprocally with and among each other. We have therefore bestowed in Our rightful honour, and also lend with this letter of Ours, to the several times mentioned Traugott David Rosentreter, a right honest spouse of 23 years, of slender stature, as carried by Our much-loved sisters Aglaja, Thalia and Euphrosine, Our dear, Our dear, Our dear, with such a graceful divine highness, and blond hair, gifted with an excellent mind and adorned with all the pertinences belonging to a perfect consort, clothed in the lily colour of innocence, and namely we lend him in such a way and so that he may take this spouse henceforth completely in possession and use it to his best advantage for eternity, but with the modesty that he may not alienate either the whole or one of the parts, in whatever way that may be, as dear to him is Our imperial Grace. In the same way, We have also bestowed a rightful fiefdom, and by virtue of this letter of Ours, we bestow upon the several times mentioned Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard, a husband of 30 years of age, who is well founded and experienced in law, and who has therefore been appointed by His Dear Royal Majesty in Prussia to be the most highly trusted Government Councillor in his principality of Ansbach, of good build and physique, round face, a friendly and inviting countenance, brown eyes, black-brown hair, with all those characteristics, peculiarities and perfections which have attracted her heart to him, and have impelled her to choose him as her lover, in such a way and manner that she may possess, use, and employ him for her benefit in the quality of a true husband, according to her own pleasure, and that to date and for ever, so that no one of any standing or dignity, kind or condition, may, with some right, lay claim to him; but in such a way that she holds him dear and worthy, and adheres to him with all loyalty, as befits, be proper and is due to a faithful subject of Our realm. And in order that Our gracious disposition and pleasure in the said Our faithful, Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard, may be all the better recognised, We have issued Our gracious order for the constant kindling of mutual love and affection between the thickly praised spouses, to Our much beloved Lord Brother Cupido, by virtue of which, as Our Realm’s permanent Chargé d’Affaires, he shall frequently intercede with them, and seduce them to Our continual grace and favour. And so that Our grace and favour may shine forth all the more clearly, We promise to bless the above-mentioned Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard with all kinds of lovely blessings, abundantly and superfluously, and to start it a date within a year and to continue it annually. Likewise, We decree, order and want that the often mentioned Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Raunschard shall not only possess and use all the privileges of grace, immunities, pardons, rights and liberties, together with all the property and spiritual and bodily possessions to which they are entitled, as a rightful and perfect fief ad dies vitae, undisturbed and unimpaired; but may also bequeath to their heirs and descendants in a straight descending line, in such a way that however many they may be, each shall possess the whole. And should anything occur to the several times mentioned Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard, which they feel inclined to wish for, demand, desire, or strive for, which We would not have granted them expressis verbis, but which would nevertheless be useful and necessary for their good, benefit, and advantage, all this We grant them by virtue of this letter of Ours, and promise above all that they shall never lack any of those things which men recognise and value as wholesome, useful, and good. And although Our gracious will and opinion is that each of and Our realm’s faithful subjects may be as happy as mortal men are allowed to be; we want to make, by very special grace, Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard a model and example in this, which others should follow and try to equal, so that all and every one of Our faithful subjects may be as happy as mortal men are allowed to be, that all and every one of Our faithful subjects shall strive to come close to, and indeed equal, the said Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard in regard to marital happiness, but none shall be permitted in Our vast realm to surpass them in this. It is therefore Our gracious and earnest will that none of Our subjects should allow themselves to be happier than the said Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard in avoidance of Our supreme disgrace, which We are willing to uphold with all rigour and severity. And in order that the much-named Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard may remain unchallenged in peace and tranquillity with the above-mentioned freedoms of Ours; We rightly have accepted and received them into Our and Our realm’s special grace, promise, protection and protection, and have graciously informed and given them Our and the realm’s free assistance, security and escort against violence. We do this knowingly by virtue of this letter, so that they may be in Our and the realm’s special grace, promise, protection, shield and escort, and also have, enjoy and use all and every grace, freedom, advantage, right, honour, dignity, justice and good custom. And thereupon We command all and every of emperors, kings, electors, princes, ecclesiasticals and seculars, prelates, counts, barons, knights, servants, marshals, governors, vicedomes, bailiffs, keepers, stewards, magistrates, county judges, mayors, reeves, judges, councillors, heraldic authorities, herolds, pursuivants, burgesses, parishioners, and all other of Ours and of the realm’s subjects and faithful, whatever their dignity, status or being, earnestly and solemnly with this letter and wish that often appointed Traugott David Rosentreter and Johanne Louise Caroline Rauschard for and for eternity with all the above mentioned of Our imperial graces, endowments, freedoms, privileges, honors, dignities, advantages, rights, righteousnesses, customs, societies, communities no one shall hinder or mislead them, but they shall use, rejoice, enjoy and remain entirely in all and any of them in all and any things and actions, calmly and without error, and will not do anything contrary thereto, nor allow anyone else to do so, in any way but dear to each one, to avoid Our and Our realm’s severe disgrace and punishment, as well as a fine, namely a thousand marks of weighty gold which each one, as often as he would do contrary, shall be obliged to pay without fail, ad pias causas, for the endowment of poor girls. In witness of this letter, sealed with Our Imperial seal attached. Given at Our residence, in the pale full moon of the twentieth of August, after the birth of Christ, seventeen hundred and in the seventh and ninetieth, of Our realms, in the five thousand seven hundred and six and fortieth years. Hymen (Hÿmenäus) | Family (F0618)
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| 14054 | This family has been constructed to contain Wilhelmine and her daughter Anna and is based on the fact that Gottlieb's daughter Ida was also born in Baluty - These are the only three Baluty Rosentreters found so far. | Family (F4414)
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| 14055 | This family has largely been pieced together from the Bukowiec (pow. obornicki) (par. rzymskokatolicka) Records and assumptions have been made as to the family structure by taking into account the Location, Dates & Godparents of children. Example: The birth of Johan August Harmel in 1815. Mother was Anna Christina and Godparents/Other Present include Michael, Christoph and Anna Rosina. It is therefore logical that they were part of the same family. | Family (F3845)
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| 14056 | This family is a case in point regarding religion. Anna Rosina was recorded in the Catholic Church Book Johann Gottlieb in the Lutheran Church Book | Family (F2104)
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| 14057 | This family is rather speculative and is based purely on the gravestones in the Friedhof Driftsethe (Cuxhaven) Cemetery | Family (F0386)
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| 14058 | This happened in Lodz on January 02 (14), 1894 at 7 o'clock in the afternoon. Midwife Constance Pashinskaya, 37 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: Ivan Ganelt a 46-year-old worker and Julius Ehrengart a 36-year-old weaver, she showed us a male baby born in Lodz on December 25, 1893 (January 06, 1894) at 5 a.m. from an unmarried worker, Emilia Rosentereter, 23 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name OTTO, and the aforementioned witnesses and Maria Vildemin were the recipients. | Rosentreter, Otto (I2188)
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| 14059 | This happened in Lodz on January 18, 1879 at 4 pm. They came: Joseph Jeske 40 years old and Sylvester Stepansky 41 years old, both local residents and told us that YESTERDAY at 5 o'clock in the evening in Lodz died Anna Elizabeth Rosentreter 79 years old, nee Jeske a widow after a farmer, Bohumil Rosentreter, born in Aleksandrow, the daughter of parents unknown to witnesses, who lived in Lodz at her children. This act was read aloud and signed only by me as the witnesses are illiterate. | Gerk, Anna Elizabeth (I2996)
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| 14060 | This happened in Lodz on June 02 (14), 1880 at 10 o'clock in the morning. Came: Friedrich Rosentreter 47 years old and Karl Kwade 53 years old, both local workers and informed us that on May 31 (June 12) this year at 11 p.m. Natalia Rosentreter died in Lodz 5 months old, born in Lodz, the daughter of the aforementioned Friedrich Rosentreter and his wife Amalia née Tulinius. This act was read aloud and signed only by me as the witnesses are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Natalia (I2626)
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| 14061 | This happened in Lodz on June 19, 1878 at 7 pm. They came: August Rosentreter 27 years old and Georgy Rode 33 years old, both local workers and informed us that TODAY at 4 o'clock in the afternoon in Lodz, Natalia Rosentreter died 2 days old, daughter of the aforementioned August Rosentreter and his wife Paulina nee Schmidt, born in Lodz, lived in Lodz at her parents. This act was read aloud and signed only by me as the witnesses are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Natalia (I2668)
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| 14062 | This happened in Lodz on May 27 (June 08) 1882 at 9 am. They came: Karl Gulke 35 years old and Matvey Tumchak 40 years old, both local weavers and told us that YESTERDAY at 2 o'clock in the afternoon in Lodz, Dorota Rosentreter died 69 years old, the widow of the worker Daniel Rosentreter, born in ?Kalima?, the daughter of the worker Peter Sher and his wife whose name is unknown. This act was read aloud and signed only by me as those present are illiterate. | Schreir, Susanna Dorothea (I9191)
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| 14063 | This happened in Lodz on October 23 (November 04) 1882 at 6 pm. They came: Gottfried Rosentreter a day laborer 25 years old and Gottfried Schulz a locksmith 32 years old, both local residents and told us that YESTERDAY at 10 o'clock in the evening in Lodz, Matilda Rosentreter died 11 months old, the daughter of the aforementioned Gottfried Rosentreter and his wife Rosalia nee Geert, born in Lodz. This act was read aloud and signed only by me as those present are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Mathilda (I2558)
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| 14064 | This happened in Pabianica on November 23 (December 05) 1889 at 10 am. Came: Wilhelm Rosentreter a day laborer 24 years old and Jan Mergenthaler a farmer 57 years old, both living in Novy Rokica and told us that YESTERDAY at 5 pm in Novy Rokica, Adolf Rosentreter died 6 weeks old, the son of the aforementioned Wilhelm Rosentreter and his wife Maria nee Mergenthaler , born in Novy Rokitsa. | Rosentreter, Otto (I2478)
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| 14065 | This happened in Pabianice on April 14 (29), 1894 at 4 pm. Wilhelm Rosenter, a day laborer from Stary Rokice, 29 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: Ferdinand Nyman, a weaver from Lodz, 34 years old and Karl Furman, a farmer from Stary Rokice, 33 years old, he showed us a male baby born in Stary Rokice on 03 (15) April this year at 3 o'clock in the afternoon from his wife Maria nee Mergenthaler is 27 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name OTTO, and the aforementioned witnesses and Wilhelmina Furman were the recipients. | Rosentreter, Otto (I1291)
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| 14066 | This happened in Pabianice on October 11 (23), 1895 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Wilhelm Rosenter, a day laborer from Stary Rokice, 32 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: Jan Grulke, a day laborer from Nowa Chojna, 23 years old, and Karl Furman, a farmer from Stary Rokice, 34 years old, he showed us a female baby born in Stary Rokice on September 22 (October 04) this year at 11 a.m. from his wife Maria nee Mergenthaler. This child was given the name EMILIA at holy baptism performed today, and the aforementioned witnesses and Emilia Weich were the recipients. | Rosentreter, Emilia (I4997)
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| 14067 | This image is from FHL Microfilm 1194733 Item 2 for the Evangelical [Lutheran] church at Jankendorf, which was then under the Napoleonic French-occupied "Duchy of Warsaw." The entry from "Podstollitz" [Podstolitz] explains that the "Wirth" [landlord, farmer] Franz Düsterhoefft and his married wife Justina born Rosentreter had on 3 Aug 1812 before midday at 11 o'clock, a daughter born, who on the 12 Aug 1812 was baptized with the name Anna Dorothea. Baptismal sponsors were the "Schulz" [village mayor] Joseph Meyer and "Gerichtsmann" [member of the judicial court] Peter Lieske. Franz and Justina (Rosentreter) Düsterhoefft were my 3rd-great-grandparents, but this daughter Anna Dorothea was an older sister of my 2nd-great-grandfather, Johann Düsterhoeft. | Rosentreter, Anna Justine (Justina) (I4915)
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| 14068 | This information can be found on his son's Eduard death certificate. This death certificate was issued by the competent registry office in Kramske on 18 January 1900. There it says:“Sohn des zu Plietnitz verstorbenen Häuslers und Maurers Rosentreter und dessen ebenda verstorbenen Ehefrau, Vor- und Geburtsname der Mutter ist standesamtlich unbekannt.“ (Son of the homeowner and bricklayers Rosentreter who died in Plietnitz and his ibid deceased wife, The mother's first name and maiden name are officially unknown.). The father's name was added on January 22, 1900: Johann. | Rosentreter, Johann Michael (I6682)
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| 14069 | This is a tentative connection at this point | Rosentreter, Eva (I1803)
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| 14070 | This is the death certificate of Dorothea Magdalene R, née Maerker. On April 13, 1808, the pastor of St. Stephani in Aschersleben, as well as Johann Bernhard Bollmann (32-year-old grandson of the deceased) and Johann Friedrich Bollmann (43-year-old relative of the deceased), also both from Aschersleben, reported the death of Dorothea Magdalene R, nee Maerker. She was 72 years old and died on April 12, 1808. Her husband was the late merchant Christian Gotthelf R. | Märker, Dorothea Elisabeth (I5833)
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| 14071 | This is the only Mennonite Rosentreter family ever found so I have assumed that Louise is a sister of Carl & Johann... It's possible she may be a daughter of Johann from a previous marriage? but dates suggest a sister. | Family (F4543)
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| 14072 | This is the only possible father Peter in Lichnau at the time. | Rosentreter, Catharina (I10979)
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| 14073 | This is the soldiers' file of Alfred R. He was born on January 22nd, 1923 in Töpchen / Teltow and died on August 13th, 1943 in Litowka. He was in the 3rd tank company from Salzwedel. | Rosentreter, Alfred (I6779)
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| 14074 | This marriage only added to database to try and assist finding other family members | Family (F2913)
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| 14075 | This R must have come to Jastrow with his brothers and wife. Records only start in 1773 so he must have died prior to then and his wife lived until 1774 | Rosentreter, Georg (I10795)
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| 14076 | This took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on 03 (16) June 1907 at 6 pm. Friedrich Rosentreter, a weaver from Lodz, 32 years old, appeared. In the presence of Jozef Kipersky and Timasz Kavczynski, adult residents of the city of Lodz, he presented a female baby born here on May 17 (30) at 3 o'clock in the morning from his wife Regina nee Krstyniak, 32 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name LEOCADIA and the successors were Jozef Kipersky and Natalia Yanchak. | Rosentreter, Leokadia (I0952)
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| 14077 | This took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on February 13 (26), 1905 at 6 pm. Friedrich Rosentreter, a 29-year-old weaver from Lodz, appeared. In the presence of Aleksander Holb and Józef Dobyn, adult workers from the city of Lodz, he presented a baby ?male? (as written) sex born here on January 18 (31) at 3 o'clock in the morning from his wife Regina nee Krystyniak 28 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name KLARA and the successors were Jozef Dobyn and Agnieszka Janczak. | Rosentreter, Klara (I0912)
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| 14078 | This took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on July 22 (August 04) 1901 at 3 pm. Friedrich Rosentreter, a 25-year-old weaver from Lodz, appeared. In the presence of Anton Michal and ....... Kapuscinski adult weavers from the city of Lodz, he presented a female baby born here on July 10 (23) at 6 o'clock in the morning from his wife Regina nee Krystynyak, 25 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name Adelija and the successors were ....... Kapuscinski and Maria Nile. | Rosentreter, Adela (I0716)
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| 14079 | This took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on June 30 (July 12) 1898 at 3 pm. Friedrich Wilhelm Rosentreter, a 23-year-old weaver from Lodz, appeared. In the presence of Timash Szczepanyak and Vaclav Martynowski, adult residents of the city of Lodz, he presented the baby born here YESTERDAY at 11 o'clock in the morning from his wife Regina nee Krystyniak, 23 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name Leokadia and the successors were Timash Szczepanyak and Augusta Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Leokadia (I0706)
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| 14080 | This took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on March 16 (29), 1903 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Friedrich Rosentreter, a 26-year-old weaver from Lodz, appeared. In the presence of Tomasz Szczepanyak and Józef Dobra adult workers from the city of Lodz, he presented a male baby born here on March 01 (14) at 6 o'clock in the morning from his wife Regina nee Krstyniak, 26 years old. This child was given the name Edmund at holy baptism performed today, and Tomasz Szczepanyak and Marianna Mensak were the successors. | Rosentreter, Edmund (I0761)
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| 14081 | This was just before his marriage to Agnes. We have to assume that he was born Protestant | Rosentreter, Georg (I0409)
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| 14082 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F2373)
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| 14083 | Three other children who died very young. Yanina is believed to be the eldest. | Family (F4388)
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| 14084 | To Canada in 1951; married in Canada to Robert Rosentreter. | Zader, Gisela Elly (I4531)
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| 14085 | Tomah is a neighboring village | Family (F4503)
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| 14086 | Tomaszów, 6th October 1833 father: Fryderyk Rosentreper, clothier residing in Tomaszów, age 33 witnesses: Fryderyk Wentland, age 30, Jan Solecki, age 40, clothiers from Tomaszów child: Julianna Fryderyka, born there on 29th day of last month at 11 p.m. mother: the father's wife Maryanna nee Ternecka/Tarnecka, age 23 godparents: Fryderyk Wentland, Antonina Warchoł | Rosentreter, Julianna Freidrerike (I10763)
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| 14087 | Tomb Translation ROSENTRETER Otto Fedorovich Faina Ivanovna Tatiana Ottovna 1900-1953 Nataliya Ivanovna 1895-1972 Evgeniy Ottovich 1903-1972 Olga Ottovna 1905-1982 Mariya Sergeevna 1908-1997 Alexander Ottovich Sergey Ottovich | Rosentreter, Sergey Ottovich (I2827)
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| 14088 | Tonn is second marriage, surname verh. Tonn | Rosentreter, Wilhelmina (I9528)
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| 14089 | Too young to be Peter Martin | Rosentreter, Martin (I8042)
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| 14090 | Took place in Lodz 4th October 1830 at 2pm. Appeared Krzysztof Maas farmer 49yo and Michal Gruning farmer 36yo both living in Janow and stated that 4th October 1830 at 4am died Anna Marya 74yo wife of deceased Piotr Rosentreter. She died at her son house, where she lived. | Hündt, Anna Maria (I6432)
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| 14091 | Took place in Pultusk 9/21th November 1847 at noon. Appeared Gotfryd Sommerfeld farmer 26yo, living in Glodowo and in presence of witnesses Gotfryd Braun farmer from Glodowo, 33yo and Gotlieb Suss farmer from Glodowo, showed male child born in Glodowo 1/13 November 1847 at 6am from his wife Anna Rozentreter 26yo. The child was baptized today with the name Marcin and his godparents were: Gotfryd Braun and Karolina Grenke. Father and witnesses are illiterate so this document was signed by priest only. | Family (F1771)
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| 14092 | Totemsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia | Rosentreter, Galina Pavlovna (I196)
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| 14093 | Town and parish: Zelów - Ewangelicko-Reformowanej parish Date of baptism: 23 April/5 May 1846 at 9 a.m. Father: Krystian Rozentreter, residing in Erywangrod colony (note: this is now known as Drzewociny), age 53 Witnesses: Jan Wilde age 44 and August Cybart age 28, both residing in Erywangrod colony Gender of child: male Place of birth: Erywangrod colony Date of birth: 19 Apri/1 May at 5a.m. Mother: Rozyna nee Szulc, age 35 Name of child: Jan August Godparents: Jan Wilde, August Cybart, and Anna Krystyna Cybart nee Sager | Rosentreter, Johann August (I2991)
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| 14094 | Town was named Abrau, Kreis Tuchel in Prussia days | Schulz, Rosalie (Rosa) Maria (I0391)
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| 14095 | Transferred to the Hamburg remand prison on 09.09.1940 | Rosentreter, Kurt Daniel (Israel) (I4495)
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| 14096 | Translation Courtesy of Barbara Rosentreter. [I1515] Rosentreter Michał Eustachiusz, painting apprentice, born on 20.09.1901 Kalisz | Rosentreter, Michał (Michael) Eustachiusz (I4840)
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| 14097 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on February 13, 1895 at 6 pm. Chaim-David Zilber, rabbi of the city of Kolo, appeared together with Boruch Binkovsky, single, 21 years old, the son of Abram and Golda née Sudlyarsh, residing in the settlement of Klechev, temporarily residing in the city of Kolo, and Blima-Fridla Rosentreter the widow after late Itsek Rosentreter, the daughter of the deceased Mikhail and the living Ester, nee Shmerlevskaya, the Kopinsky spouses, living in the city of Dombe, temporarily residing in the city of Kolo, in the presence of witnesses Abram Pashalovsky, 49-year-old, a chirch watchman and Berek Naiman, a chirch minister, 25 years of age, living in the city of Kolo, and announced that yesterday at 6 o'clock in the evening he blessed a religious marriage alliance between Boruch Binkovsky and Blima-Fridla Rosentreter. This marriage was preceded by three announcements published in the Kola synagogue, namely on January 21 and 28 and February 4 of the current year. The newlyweds announced that the prenuptial agreement had not been concluded between them. This act is signed after reading by those present. Newlyweds are illiterate. Interpreter note: when you take a look at signatures at the end of all records you easily understand who was literate and could write and maybe wrote much and who could hardly scratch the surname.. So she signed the first wedding record and no signature in the second one. | Kopinsky, Bluma-Fridla (I4527)
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| 14098 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on April 06, 1875 at three o'clock in the afternoon: Alexander Rosentreter, a day laborer living in Kolo, 29 years old, appeared in the presence of Frederick Pudeville 26 years old and Jakub Krenz 57 years old, day laborers living in Kolo, and showed us a male baby sex, born in Kolo on February 24 of the current year at 11 o'clock in the morning from his legal wife Juliana, born Sturzbecher, 33 years old. This baby was given the name Frederich at the holy baptism performed today, late due to the mother's illness. The successors were the aforementioned witness Pudeville and Caroline Pide. This act was read to the present father and witnesses, we just signed it, all three announced that they cannot write. | Rosentreter, Friedrich (I5282)
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| 14099 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on June 9, 1888 at 11 am. Vigdor-Leibus Leventhal, the Rabbi of the city of Kolo, appeared together with Itsekh Rosentreter, single, 25 years old, the son of Tankhen and Maria-Khudes, née Gutman, a resident of the city of Dombe (today Dabie), and Bluma-Fridla Kopinsky, a maiden, 25, the daughter of Mikhail and Ester, nee Shmerlevskaya, the Kopinsky spouses, who lives in the city of Kolo with her parents, in the presence of Abram Sauberman, a merchant, 58 years old, and Gersh Naiman, a synagogue minister, 56 years old, all living in the city of Kolo, and announced that yesterday at 8 pm he had blessed a religious marriage union between Itsech Rosentreter and Bluma-Fridla Kopinsky. This marriage was preceded by three announcements, published in the Dombe and Kolo synagogues on May 7, 14 and 21 of this year. The newlyweds announced that the prenuptial agreement had not been concluded between them. The permission of the parents to the bride followed verbally. This act is signed by those present. | Family (F1855)
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| 14100 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on March 04 1903 at 11 am. Chaim-David Zilber, rabbi of the Kola district, appeared together with Chaim Rosentreter, single, 23 years old, the son of Donas and Tauba-Baili nee Lips, the Rosentreter spouses, who lived in the city of Domba, and Khasya-Rukhla Shverzhentzkaya, a 28-year-old, a maiden, the daughter of David and his late wife Ryfka-Mindli, nee Kogan, the Shverzhentskiy spouses, living in the city of Kolo, in the presence of witnesses Berek Naiman, a 33-year-old church minister and Nachman Orber, a merchant, 42 years old, living in the city of Kolo, and announced that yesterday at 8 pm he had blessed a religious marriage alliance between Chaim Rosentreter and Hasya-Ruhla Shverzhentzkaya. This marriage was preceded by three announcements published in the Kola and Domba churches, namely on February 1, 18 and 25 this year. The newlyweds announced that the prenuptial agreement had not been concluded between them. This act is signed after reading by those present. | Family (F1902)
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| 14101 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on November 15, 1890 at 6 pm. Mindla Gutman, a midwife, 38 years old, living in the city of Kolo, appeared in the presence of witnesses Mikhail Kopinsky, a merchant, 44 years old, and Gersh Naiman, a synagogue minister, 62 years old, living in the city of Kolo, and presented us with a female baby, announcing that she was born in the local city on November 2 of this year at 4 p.m. from the late Itsek Rosentreter, 27 years old, a resident of the city of Domba, a reserve soldier who was killed in the local city on the night of November 2, and his legal wife Fridla-Bluma, nee Kopinskaya, 22 years old from family. This baby is given the names Perel-Itta. This act is signed after reading by those present. | Rosentreter, Perel-Itta (I4551)
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| 14102 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on November 16, 1890 at three o'clock in the afternoon. Mikhail Kopinsky, a merchant, 44 years old, and Gersh Naiman, a church minister, 62 years old, living in the city of Kolo, appeared and announced that yesterday at 11 o'clock in the evening she died here in the city of Kolo Perel-Itta Rosentreter, two weeks old, the daughter of the deceased Itsek and the surviving Freidla-Bluma, nee Kopinsky, the Rosentreter spouses, permanent residents of the city of Domba. This act was signed after reading by those present, of which Kopinsky is the uncle of the deceased. | Rosentreter, Perel-Itta (I4551)
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| 14103 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on November 3, 1890 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Shlyama Kempinski, 35 years old, and Machek Gutman, 48 years old, merchants living in the city of Kolo, appeared and announced that on the night of the second day of this November, Mikhail-Aliye Rosentreter, 15 years old, son of Mayer, had died here in the city of Kolo. a resident of the city of Tursk, who temporarily lived in Kolo with relatives. This act is signed after reading by those present. The same day, the same time, the same men came to witness.. Obviously Itsek and Michael were cousins. Were they both killed? | Rosentreter, Mikhail-Aliye (I4555)
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| 14104 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on November 3, 1890 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Shlyama Kempinski, 35 years old, and Machek Gutman, 48 years old, merchants living in the city of Kolo, appeared, and announced that on the night of the second day of this November, died here in the city of Kolo Itsek Rosentreter, a reserve soldier, 27 years old, son of Tanchen and Mariem -Hudes, nee Gutman, a resident of the city of Dombé, temporarily residing in Kolo, leaving behind his widowed wife Bluma-Fraidla, nee Kopinskaya. This act is signed by those present. Interesting: There were so many people at the wedding record and only two witnesses for the death record... | Rosentreter, Itsekh (Izaak) (I4526)
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| 14105 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Kolo on November 4, 1890 at 12 noon. Shlyama Kempinski, 35 years old, and Maczek Gutman, 48 years old, merchants living in the city of Kolo, appeared and announced that yesterday at 6 o'clock in the evening he died here in the city of Kolo Tanchen Rosentreter, one and a half years old, the son of Itsek and Fridla-Bluma, nee Kopinska, spouses Rosentreter, residents of the city of Dombé, temporarily residing in Kolo. This act is signed after reading by those present. The next day, the same men came to witness that the son had died after Father and Uncle. Execution of Jews? Enough for today... too much blood. | Rosentreter, Tanchen (I4556)
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| 14106 | Translation Courtesy of Tatiana Iakovleva | Family (F2115)
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| 14107 | Translation Courtesy of Urlusa Rosentreter: Johann Friedrich Wilhelm, son of Kruger (or Innkeeper) Rosentreter. The godfather was the miller from the "Willgahlschen Mühle", the bailiff from Leeken, the cook from the "Willgahlschen Hofe". | Rosentreter, Johann Friedrich Wilhelm (I4159)
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| 14108 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Caroline Rosentreter was born on June 2, 1857 in Bärenbusch. No further information. | Rosentreter, Caroline (I4923)
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| 14109 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Irma Rosentreter was born on September 3, 1895 in Gramsdorf / Obornik. Her parents were Rudolf and Maria Rosentreter, née Rau. | Rosentreter, Irma (I4922)
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| 14110 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Margarethe Dorothee Corthym married the businessman Johann Andreas Rosentreter on November 16, 1700 in Aschersleben. In 1705 he became the rifle brother, in the same year he was also the best in weekly shooting and at the same time the chief rifle master. He also holds the office of court lord at one of the hospitals in Aschersleben. From 1733 until his death he was a member of the city council, as deputy councilor. In 1721 he is named as the owner of his father's house on "Breite Straße", which was changed to "Hinter dem Turm" during the Thirty Years' War. From this time it is reported that the general Wallenstein stayed in Aschersleben from the end of 1625 to the end of 1626 and lived in the Rosentreter house. The Rosentreter family comes from Stolp (Western Pomerania), from where Andreas Rosentreter, the father of Johann Andreas, comes to Aschersleben and settles there as a Beutler (manufacturer of leather goods). In 1649 he became the rifle brother and in 1658 the chief rifle master. In addition, he managed the treasury at Sankt Stephanie and is later also a member of the council, to which he belonged in 1665 as a wine wholesaler and in 1668 and 1671 as a builder. Andreas Rosentreter, born in 1606, married Catharina Mertens, the wife of the Beutler Andreas Lux (also written as Lucas), on October 5th, 1629. Her parents were Paul and Margarete Mertens, née Belwen. She was baptized in Aschersleben on June 10th, 1601 and buried in Aschersleben on June 14th, 1664. In his second marriage in 1665, Andreas Rosentreter married the 26-year-old Maria Specht, daughter of Mayor Johannes Specht. In his third marriage in 1669 he married the 23-year-old Anna Bertram, daughter of David Bertram. According to the birth certificate (old calendar), Andreas Rosentreter is the son of Balzer Rosentreter (Bürger, Beutler, Krämer and Altermann in Stolp) and his wife Dorothea, née Kunsse. As a genealogical peculiarity it should be noted here that the first wife of the father of Johann Andreas Rosentreter (Chatarina Mertens) was the sister of the great-grandfather of his wife Margarethe Dorothea Corthym. This big generation leap came about due to the fact that Johann Andreas father was already 66 years old when his son was born. | Rosentreter, Andreas (I4934)
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| 14111 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] 1. Ferdinand Rosentreter, born in Gdansk in 1825. He was a bricklayer by trade and died on September 20, 1906. 2. Wilhelmine Rosentreter, née Düsterwag (or something like that ...) born in Dübow in 1832, his wife. 3. Richard Rosetreter (son) born on March 26, 1856 in Poznan. 4. Otto Rosentreter (son) born on March 3, 1868 in Poznan. | Family (F1918)
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| 14112 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] 1789: Dorothea Wilhelmina's first marriage to Johann Friedrich Werner was divorced after it was found out that he was a thief who turned the stolen property into a business! | Family (F1823)
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| 14113 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] 1791: Dorothea Wilhelmina, divorced Werner, married Johann Friedrich Beyer on May 20th! She was the oldest daughter of the shoemaker Rosentreter! | Family (F1824)
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| 14114 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Adalbertus Rosentreter's birth certificate. He was born on August 6, 1894 in Allenstein. He was the son of Friedrich and Rosalie Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Adalbertus (I4464)
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| 14115 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Alexius Rosentreter (born on August 6, 1897 in Allenstein) married Maria Olschewski (born on April 4, 1897 in Reischhagen) on February 2, 1920 at the registry office in Wartenburg. Both were catholic. | Family (F1833)
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| 14116 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Alexius Rosentreter's birth certificate. He was born in Allenstein on August 6, 1897. His parents were Friedrich and Rosalie Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Alexius (I4465)
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| 14117 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Amalie ROSENTRETER, née Wernicke, died on July 23, 1918 at the age of 81 in Dabergotz. She was married to Friedrich ROSENTRETER. The registry office was informed by Hermann ROSENTRETER. The relationship was not given. | Wernicke, Wilhelmine Amilie (I2246)
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| 14118 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Anastasia Rosentreter was born on March 29, 1840 in Posen and died on March 4, 1919. Franz (son) was born on April 18, 1873 in Posen. I can only read Mathilde Rosentreter, unfortunately the first first name cannot be deciphered. Anastasia was entered on the first document, but unfortunately without a date of birth! On both copies only Mathilde (née Kallet) is mentioned. It is impossible to tell who the father is! | Rosentreter, Anastasia (I4776)
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| 14119 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Andreas Bomberski (29 years and 11 months old) and Dorothea Elisabeth R (24 years and 2 months old) married on February 17th, 1828 in Wirsitz. | Family (F2704)
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| 14120 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Anna Karoline Rosentreter, née Schönfeld, died on August 10, 1895 at the age of 82. She was the wife of Johann Rosentreter. Emilie Heinze, née Rosentreter, appeared in front of the registry office, she was the daughter of the deceased. | Schönfeld, Anna Caroline (I4996)
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| 14121 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Anna Rosentreter indicates that her father, the landowner Ferdinand Rosentreter (married to Maria, née Burgschweiger) died on June 4, 1891 at the age of 59. | Rosentreter, Carl Ferdinand (I4566)
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| 14122 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Anna Rosentreter's birth certificate. She was born in Olsztyn on October 19, 1892. Her parents were Friedrich and Rosalie Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Anna (I4463)
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| 14123 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Antonius Rosentreter was born on April 16, 1908 in Rothfliess. His parents were also Friedrich and Rosalia, née Tuschinski. | Rosentreter, Antonius (Anton) (I4646)
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| 14124 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Armin Rosentreter was born on September 11, 1894 in Pudewitz. Meta (daughter) was born in Poznan on February 15, 1917. Gustav and Emma were given as parents. | Rosentreter, Armin (I4874)
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| 14125 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] August Johann Rosentreter (born on August 5, 1851 in Romanshof) and Hanna Henriette Teske (born on July 2, 1857 in Gross Densen) married on April 23, 1889 in Czarnikau. August's parents were Friedrich Wilhelm and Anna Justine Rosentreter, née Klensk. | Family (F2143)
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| 14126 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] August ROSENTRETER (born December 17, 1845 in Wildberg) and Wilhelmine Hübner (born September 30, 1856 in Katerbow) married on November 15, 1878 in Wildberg. Wilhelmine died of heart failure in Wildberg on June 21, 1947. (The registry office was informed by her daughter Grete ROSENTRETER). August died on December 8th, 1904. His parents were Friedrich and Wilhelmine ROSENTRETER, née Reichard. | Family (F2229)
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| 14127 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] August Rosentreter (born January 2, 1854 in Dombrowka) and Emilie Reich (born on July 3, 1859) married on November 20, 1881. August's parents were Michael and Rosine Rosentreter, née Henkel. The certificate was signed by the registrar with August and Emilie Rosentreter, because neither couple could write! The day laborer August R (Protestant) born on January 2nd, 1854 in Dombrowka and the shepherd's daughter Emilie Reich (Protestant) born on July 3rd, 1859 in Revier, married on November 20th, 1881 in Revier. His parents were the day laborer Michael and Rosina R, née Henkel. | Family (F2119)
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| 14128 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] August ROSENTRETER died on December 8th, 1904 at the age of 58 years and 11 months in Wildberg. He was married to Wilhelmine, nee Hübner. His parents were Friedrich and Wilhelmine ROSENTRETER, née Reichard. The registry office was informed by his son Richard ROSENTRETER. | Rosentreter, August (I5445)
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| 14129 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Auguste Rosentreter was born in Poznan on August 23, 1866. Her mother was widow Maria Rosentreter, née Pfenniger. She was married to Anton Biedermann. He was born on January 8, 1872 in Jutroschin. Anton? (son) was born in Wilda on April 14, 1898. Hironymus (son) was born on September 23, 1899. | Różański, Auguste (Augustyna) (I4766)
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| 14130 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Auguste Rosentreter was born on August 21, 1871 in Grensdorf / Obernik. The husband Wilhelm Pohl was born in Grensdorf on November 21, 1872. | Rosentreter, Albertine Auguste (I4975)
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| 14131 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Auguste Rosentreter was born on January 17, 1874 in Ladzinski, Russia. The illegitimate daughter Elisabeth was born on September 5, 1896 in Wongrowitz. Elsa (daughter) was born in Poznan on January 16, 1898. Auguste's parents were Eduard and Minna Rosentreter | Rosentreter, Auguste (I4893)
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| 14132 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Auguste Rosentreter was born on January 7, 1855 in Graefrath. She was married to Hermann Demke. He was born on June 30, 1855 in Wollstein. Their daughter was born in Poznan on January 29, 1883. Unfortunately I can't decipher her first name! Wylli (son) was born on May 20, 1884 and died on January 5, 1885. | Rosentreter, Auguste Marie Mathilde (I2323)
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| 14133 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Born June 17, 1957, 3 o'clock in the morning, baptized on July 19, 1857. Anna Elisabeth Friederike, daughter of the brandy distiller Christoph Rosentreter and his wife Amalie, née Fritzer. The parents are both Protestant. The godparents were farmer Andreas Berg, his wife Elisabeth Berg, née Tolk, widow Friederike Schwarz, née Fritzer, miss Olga Rosentreter. The baptism was carried out by Pastor Harff in the church of Goldingen. | Rosentreter, Amelie Elisabeth Frederike (I4293)
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| 14134 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Born on February 1st, baptized on March 24th. Son of the Protestant citizen and coppersmith Ferdinand Rosentreter and his Protestant wife Johanna, née Maurer. The godparents were master gardener Carl Maurer, tailor Heinrich Rutte, Rosa Lebedew, . Emma Wassery, née Richter. Baptized by Pastor Harff in the church in Goldingen. | Rosentreter, Otto Carl Ferdinand (I4273)
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| 14135 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Born on September 4th, baptized on October 20th. Daughter of the Protestant coppersmith Ferdinand Rosentreter and his Protestant wife Johanna, née Maurer. Godfathers: . Sophie Lange, née Harnack, Jenny Hanke, baker Carl Siering. Unfortunately the 4th godfather cannot be deciphered! Baptized by Pastor Harff in the church of Goldingen. | Rosentreter, Ida Sophie (I4272)
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| 14136 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Cäcilie Rosentreter was born on November 12, 1860 in Schwarz / Obornik and died on April 8, 1905. Leo (son) was born in Poznan on May 27, 1883 and died on August 12, 1883. | Rosentreter, Leo (I4898)
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| 14137 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Carl August Otto Rosentreter (born April 10, 1852 in Düsseldorf) and Agnes Louise Emma Menzel (born May 10, 1852 in Gleinitz) married on June 29, 1876. The groom's parents were August and Mathilde Rosentreter, née Kallet. | Family (F1985)
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| 14138 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Carl Ferdinand Louis Rosentreter (born April 18, 1845 in Mur Goslin) and Johanna Bertha Lehmann (born May 6, 1858 in Premnitz) married on February 17, 1885 in Owinsk. Carl's parents were Carl and Mathilde Rosentreter, née Schenk. The marriage of Carl and Johanna was dissolved on July 12, 1897 by the Posen Regional Court. | Family (F2123)
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| 14139 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Carl Friedrich Ernst, born on September 2nd and baptized on September 20th. Godparents included Peter Daniel Rosentreter & Louise Rosentreter (Link). | Rosentreter, Carl Friedrich Ernst (I4219)
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| 14140 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Carl Rosentreter (master shoemaker) and Louise Egler married on October 3, 1878 in Maniewo. Carl was born on March 31, 1854 in Goslin. He was the son of Carl Gustav and Mathilde Rosentreter, née Schenk. Louise was born on June 28, 1855 in Kroschin. | Family (F3114)
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| 14141 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Carl Wilhelm Rosentreter (born on September 9, 1857 in Czarnikau) and Pauline Praatz (born on March 31, 1859 in Berlin) married on September 13, 1883. Carl's parents were Mathias and Caroline Rosentreter, née Jahnke. | Family (F2133)
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| 14142 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Charlotte Rosentreter was born on April 16, 1906 in Gorzewo. The parents were Ernst and Karla Rosentreter, née Unger. | Rosentreter, Charlotte (I4902)
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| 14143 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Christian Friedrich ROSENTRETER (born on March 10th, 1781 in Dalldorf) and Maria Charlotte Krüger (born on August 19th, 1791 in Blankenburg) married on October 11th, 1810. He was the oldest son of Christian ROSENTRETER (Dorfschulze in Dalldorf). The mother's name was not given. | Rosentreter, Christian Friedrich (I5712)
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| 14144 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Daniel R (26 years old) was a hussar in the princely regiment. | Rosentreter, Daniel (I6387)
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| 14145 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Day of repentance. The tailor Rosentreter, who lives in Wahrduppen, and his wife, née Link, son Karl Friedrich Ferdinand, were born on October 17th and were baptized on Wednesday, October 30th, at 11 a.m. on the day of prayer and repentance. Godparents were the shoemaker Rosentreter, a grandfather of the child, who also held the child; the miller Mey; the wife of the blacksmith Braun from Goldingen, née Rosentreter and aunt of the child. | Rosentreter, Ferdinand Karl Friedrich (I4373)
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| 14146 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Elisabeth Emilie Anna Lydia was born on December 16, 1880 in Posen and was married to Gustav Polley until 1904. On July 10, 1910, she married Ferdinand Schmitt, who was born on July 10, 1888 in Friedrichsbruch. | Rosentreter, Elisabeth Emilie Anna Lydia (I4777)
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| 14147 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Elisabeth Rosentreter was born on August 25, 1894 in Gramsdorf / Obernik. The parents were Gustav and Emma Rosentreter, née Brandt. | Rosentreter, Elisabeth (I4906)
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| 14148 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Else Rosentreter was born on February 24, 1899 in Gramsdorf / Obornik. | Rosentreter, Else (I4905)
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| 14149 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Emil Ernst Schlegel (born October 19, 1855, son of Gustav Schlegel and his wife Amalia, née Fuchs) and Anna Maria Rosentreter (born August 24, 1872, daughter of Ferdinand Rosentreter and his wife Maria, née Burgschweiger ) married on October 9, 1891 in Angerburg | Family (F1869)
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| 14150 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Emil Hohn (born February 20, 1852 in Obornik) and Constantia Alexandra Rosentreter (born February 17, 1852 in Mur Goslin) married on October 4, 1881 in Mur Goslin. Constantia's parents were Carl and Mathilde Rosentreter, née Schenk. | Family (F2120)
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| 14151 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Emil Reinhold Rosentreter (husband of Ottilie Mathilde Rosentreter, née Ristau), died on November 20, 1932 at the age of 57 in Neuruppin's city hospital. He was born on April 29, 1875, and married on June 9, 1901. | Rosentreter, Emil Reinhold (I4507)
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| 14152 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Emilie Rosentreter died on March 23, 1893. She was married to Adolf Seidlitz. He was born in Mechlin in 1829 and died on May 27, 1892. Pauline (daughter) was born in Schroda in 1863. Otto (son) was born in Schroda in 1865. (Only the year was given for the birthdays!) | Rosentreter, Caroline Emilie (I9552)
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| 14153 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Emma Dorothea Rosentreter was the daughter of the coppersmith Ferdinand Rosentreter and his wife Johanna nee Maurer! This Emma can be the same who was Otto Wilhelm's godmother in 1856! Emma Dorothea, born on February 27th and baptized on March 20th. Godmothers are Louise Benigna Rosentreter née Link and Johanna Rosentreter née Maurer! | Rosentreter, Emma Dorothea (I4216)
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| 14154 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Erich was born on November 7, 1896 in Schönlanke (Trzcianka). | Rosentreter, Erich (I4779)
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| 14155 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Erwin Arnold ROSENTRETER died on March 25th, 1931 at the age of 37 in Dabergotz. The registry office was informed by Fritz ROSENTRETER. He was the brother of the deceased. It was subsequently noted that Erwin Arnold was married, but no name was given. | Rosentreter, Erwin Arnold (I5507)
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| 14156 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Fedor Rosentreter was a captain and division adjutant. He was born on June 19, 1842 in Tilsit. His wife's name was Julia (birth name was not given) and was born on October 6, 1849 in Oberwitz. Their daughter was called Julie Cäcilie and was born on July 15, 1876 in Ratibor. | Family (F1927)
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| 14157 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Ferdinand Rosentreter was born on April 19, 1845 in Mur-Goslin. His wife's name was Ottilie, née Krenz (her first marriage was Wolff) and was born on June 19, 1856 in Herulow. Ottilie Rosentreter, née Krenz (1st marriage Wolff), divorced from her husband Ferdinand Rosentreter on April 2nd, 1906! She was born on June 19, 1856. Ferdinand's parents are given as Karl Rosentreter and Mathilde, nee Schlak. | Family (F1926)
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| 14158 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Franz Carl Heinrich Lüttjohann (born December 9, 1861 in Grevenmühlen) and Hulda Bertha Rosentreter (born March 29, 1864 in Tarnowitz) married on December 14, 1888 in Scharfenort. Hulda's parents were Gottlieb and Wilhelmine, nee Hagel. | Family (F2130)
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| 14159 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Franz Rosentreter was a goldsmith and was born in Poznan on April 18, 1873. | Rosentreter, Franz (I4780)
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| 14160 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Friedrich Kasimir, son of Kruger Friedrich Kasimir Rosentreter and his wife Lovisa Benigna was born on June 12th 1813 and baptized on June 24th 1813. Sponsors were people with the names Bizkowski and Kuschinski. (In East Prussia, the job of a Kruger corresponds to that of a restaurateur). | Rosentreter, Friedrich Kasimir Jnr (I3921)
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| 14161 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Friedrich Rosentreter reported to the registry office that his son Otto died on September 30, 1901 at the age of 2 years and 10 months in Rothfliess. His mother was Rosalia Rosentreter, née Tuschinski. | Rosentreter, Otto (I4647)
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| 14162 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Friedrich Rosentreter was born on April 28, 1887 in Lemnitz, Czarnikau district. | Rosentreter, Friedrich (I4781)
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| 14163 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Friedrich Samuel Huf (born on July 17, 1849 in Fuczno) and Anna Karoline Rosentreter (born on July 3, 1855 in Behrenbusch) married on April 17, 1888. Anna's parents were Gottlieb and Anna Elisabeth Rosentreter, née Mielke. | Family (F2125)
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| 14164 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Georg Hermann Otto was born on July 25, 1894 in Neu Ruppin. His mother was the unmarried maid Auguste ROSENTRÄGER. On the day of his wedding on December 23, 1894, Hermann Emanuel Albrecht Renning declared that he was the biological father of Georg Hermann Otto. | Family (F2163)
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| 14165 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Gerhard (I4513)
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| 14166 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Gertrud Elsa Hedwig Schlegel, daughter of Emil Schlegel and his wife Anna, née Rosentreter, was born on August 18, 1902. Emil Ernst Schlegel, born on October 19, 1855 (son of Gustav Schlegel and his wife Amalie née Fuchs) and Anna Maria Rosentreter, born on August 24, 1872 (daughter of the landowner Ferdinand Rosentreter and his wife Maria, née Burgschweiger) married Sep 1891 in Angerburg. | Family (F1869)
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| 14167 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Gustav Humpert (born on May 10, 1856 in Buchwerder) and Julia Augusta Rosentreter (born on May 30, 1854 in Romanshof) married on February 3, 1882 in Czarnikau. Julia's parents were Friedrich Wilhelm and Justine Rosentreter, née Schenck. | Family (F2132)
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| 14168 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Gustav was married 2 times! The first marriage was on February 25, 1921 in Lodz and divorced on September 17, 1941 in Lodz. Juliana was his 2nd wife (the date of this wedding was not given)! The name of the first wife is also missing! | Family (F1950)
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| 14169 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Hedwig Maria Rosentreter died on September 12, 1924 at the age of 3 months. She was the daughter of Maria Rosentreter, née Olschewski. | Rosentreter, Hedwig Maria (I4509)
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| 14170 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Helene Rosentreter was born in Poznan on May 3, 1857. She was married to Johann Karpinski. He was born on April 5, 1855 in Welnica. Edmund (son) was born on September 11, 1878. The second son (first name indecipherable) was born on October 5, 1881. | Różański, Julianna Helene (I4768)
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| 14171 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Herbert Bruno ROSENTRETER (born on May 6th, 1886 in Kurschwitz) and Hedwig Natalie Brose (born on April 11th, 1886 in Klausdorfer Hammer) married on September 14th, 1916 in Scheidemühl. Herbert's parents were Gustav and Pauline ROSENTRETER, née Martini. Side notes: 1) Daughter Gertrud Herta was born on October 24th, 1918 in Kreuz and married on October 7th, 1939. 2) Daughter Alfriede Hedwig was born in Kreuz on June 24th, 1920 and married on December 23rd, 1939. 3) Son Gerhard was born on November 6th, 1917 in Kreuz and married on December 28th, 1940. The respective spouses were not given. | Family (F2470)
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| 14172 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Here on June 17th, June 24th and July 1st Friedrich Rosentreter (son of the tailor Friedrich Casimir Rosentreter) and Elisabeth Unverricht applied for marriage. A wedding day was not specified. | Family (F1740)
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| 14173 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Hugo Carl Ernst ROSENTRETER was born on March 10, 1861 in Wildberg and died of a stroke on September 23, 1945 in Wildberg. He married Elisa Auguste Voigt on November 16, 1902 in Wildberg. His parents were Friedrich Wilhelm and Henriette Dorothea ROSENTRETER, née Haase. The registry office was informed by Herta Elise Haase, nee Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Hugo Carl Ernst (I5529)
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| 14174 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Hugo Rosentreter was born in Poznan on January 15, 1854 and died on July 6, 1881. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm Hugo (I4707)
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| 14175 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Isaak Rosentreter was born on January 17, 1883 in Gollantsch (Golancz), Wongrowitz (Wagrowiecki) district. | Rosentreter, Isaac (I4786)
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| 14176 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] It is stated that Franz Goltz (26 years old) from Neumühl and Marianna Rosentreter (20 years old) from Neu Sumin married on November 18, 1844. | Family (F1835)
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| 14177 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] It is the birth certificate of Franz Rosentreter. He was born in Olsztyn on December 29, 1888. His parents were Friedrich and Rosalie Rosentreter, née Tuschinski. On the left edge of the certificate it was noted that he died on August 19, 1941 | Rosentreter, Franz (I4462)
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| 14178 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F1951)
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| 14179 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Izak Rosentreter was born on October 14, 1895 in Golanez. His parents were Izydor Rosentreter and Sara, née Markus. | Rosentreter, Isaac (I3794)
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| 14180 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Johann Joseph Rosentreter (born on August 23, 1850) was the son of Johann Rosentreter and his wife Eva, née Wegner. He and Marianne Pauline Agripina Mallek, née Mertowski (born June 29, 1838) married on December 7, 1878! So it was Marianne's 2nd marriage! | Family (F1931)
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| 14181 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Johann Karl Rudolf Rosentreter (born March 15, 1869 in Alt Oborzysk) and Anna Elisabeth Langner (born February 25, 1875 in Wulsch) married on October 25, 1900 in Radowitz. Johann's parents were Karl and Karoline Rosentreter, née John. | Family (F2131)
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| 14182 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Johann Martin Rosentreter (born on October 21, 1855 in Czarnikau) and Emma Alwine Tonn (born on April 18, 1865) married on May 20, 1884 in Obersitzko. Johann's parents were Martin and Karoline Rosentreter, née Jahnke. | Family (F2129)
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| 14183 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Johann Martin Rosentreter (born on October 21, 1855 in Czarnikau) and Ernestine Dorothea Czerszynski (born on October 19, 1865 in Czarnikau) married on October 19, 1899 in Czarnikau. Johann's parents were Martin and Karoline Rosentreter, née Jahnke. | Family (F2140)
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| 14184 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Johann ROSENTRÄGER died on January 26, 1893 at the age of 56 years and 11 months in Neu Ruppin. His wife was Auguste, née Schünert. | Rosenträger, Johann Friedrich (I5296)
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| 14185 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Johanna Dorothea Olga, born on August 6th and baptized September 6th. Godmothers: Louise Benigna Rosentreter (Link) & Johanna Rosentreter (Maurer). | Rosentreter, Johanna Dorothea Olga (I4224)
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| 14186 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Johannes Rosentreter was born on June 24, 1898 in Schönlanke. His parents were Gustav Rosentreter and Luise, née Erbe. | Rosentreter, Friedrich Karl Ernst Johannes (I4824)
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| 14187 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Josef Rosentreter was born on March 16, 1865 in Salesche. | Rosentreter, Joseph (I0684)
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| 14188 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Julius Eduard Hohensee (born July 21, 1864 in Podlesie) and Juliane Auguste Rosentreter (born July 29, 1870 in Smieszkowo) married on June 8, 1897 in Czarnikau. Juliane's parents were Wilhelm and Rosine Rosentreter, née Dondei. (The mother's name is spelled Dunday and Dundei ...) | Family (F2139)
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| 14189 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Julius Rudolf Rosentreter (born on April 22, 1856 in Grzybowo) and Anna Louise Auguste Grams (born on November 1, 1863 in Gembarzewo) married on May 28, 1881 in Gnesen. Julius Rudolf's parents were Johann and Elisabeth Rosentreter, née Rienke. | Family (F0684)
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| 14190 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Juste Rosentreter, née Trojan (wife of Carl Rosentreter) died on July 27, 1884 at the age of 59. | Trojan, Juste (I4567)
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| 14191 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Juste Rosentreter, née Trojan (wife of Carl Rosentreter) died on July 27, 1884 at the age of 59. | Family (F1877)
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| 14192 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Karl August Sauer (born on February 12, 1858 in Czarnikau) and Luise Wilhelmine Rosentreter (born on September 30, 1859 in Czarnikau) married on March 21, 1890 in Czarnikau. Luise's parents were Martin and Karoline Rosentreter, née Jahnke. This marriage was divorced on May 27, 1904 before the regional court in Schneidermühl. | Family (F2136)
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| 14193 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Karl Friedrich Schäfer (born April 15, 1853 in Obersitzko) and Anna Hulda Rosentreter (born October 21, 1857 in Smieszkowo) married on March 7, 1892 in Czarnikau. Anna's parents were Wilhelm and Rosine Rosentreter, née Dunday. | Family (F2138)
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| 14194 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Legitimate daughter of copper-smith Ferdinand Rosentreter and his wife Johanna née Maurer, both of Lutheran religion godparents: rope-maker's wife Apollonie Semmel, . Amalie Richter, master shoemaker Johann Geide. Baptized in the church of Goldingen by the German pastor Willert from Goldingen. | Rosentreter, Bertha Amalie Apollonie (I4221)
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| 14195 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Leo Rosentreter was born on October 3, 1901 in Rothfliess. His parents were Friedrich Rosentreter and Rosalia, née Tuschinski. | Rosentreter, Leo (I4645)
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| 14196 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Lina Rosentreter, daughter of master saddler Johann Rosentreter and his wife Caroline, née Schenkluhn, died on July 21, 1884 at the age of 14 in Angerburg. | Rosentreter, Bertha Lina (I4565)
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| 14197 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Louise Benigna Adelgunde Rosentreter was the daughter of the blacksmith Carl Friedrich Rosentreter and his wife Elisabeth, nee Maurer. | Rosentreter, Louise Benigna Adelgunde (I4220)
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| 14198 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Louise Rosentreter was born in Piotrowo in 1825 and died on November 10, 1880. She was married to Michael Biedler. He was born on September 21, 1825 in Slobie / Obornik. Otto (son) was born on July 31, 1859 in Niemieszkow / Obornik. Hulda Rosentreter (daughter) was born on November 26th, 1861 in Starzyn / Posen. | Family (F2014)
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| 14199 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Louise Rosentreter was born in Piotrowo in 1833 and died on November 10, 1880. She was married to Michael Biedler. He was born on September 21, 1825 in Slobie / Obornik. Otto (son) was born on July 31, 1859 in Niemieszkow / Obornik. Hulda (daughter) was born on November 26th, 1861 in Starzyn / Posen. | Rosentreter, Louise (I4951)
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| 14200 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Ludwig Rosentreter, a painter by profession, was born in Poznan on December 12, 1883. His wife Emilie, nee Sager, was born on January 28, 1888 in Nikolchow. Their daughter Gertrud Ella was born in Poznan on February 9, 1908. Their daughter Charlotte Herta was born in Poznan on October 22, 1909. Rudolf Wilhelm was born on April 3, 1911 in Posen. Bruno was born on May 12, 1916 in Posen and died on May 14, 1916. Hildegard Liesbeth was born on April 22, 1917 in Posen! Ludwig's parents were called: Rudolf Rosentreter and Friederike, nee Düsterhöft! | Family (F1928)
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| 14201 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Margareth Rosentreter died on November 18th, 1762 at the age of 23 years and 2 months. A Heinrich Rosentreter from Rechtenfleth / Aschwarden district was mentioned. Unfortunately, I cannot tell whether this is the father or the husband | Rosentreter, Margareth (I6329)
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| 14202 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Martha Rosentreter was born on August 8, 1895 in Bulowsthal / Obornik. | Rosentreter, Martha (I4929)
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| 14203 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Martha Rosentreter was born on February 7, 1872 in Murowana / Goslin. | Rosentreter, Martha (I4924)
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| 14204 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Martha Rosentreter was born on March 27, 1880 in Stettin. Her parents were Friedrich and Pauline Rosentreter, née Busch. | Rosentreter, Martha Louise Anna (I6776)
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| 14205 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Martha Rosentreter, née Lehmann, was the divorced wife of a Ferdinand Rosentreter. She was born on May 6, 1858 in Prämnitz. Berthold (son) was born on May 30, 1887 in Goslin. Gustav Adolf (son) was born on August 3, 1893 in Goslin. 95% sure I have entered her as married to the correct Ferdinand | Family (F1944)
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| 14206 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Martin Rutkowski (born October 29, 1881, son of Gottlieb Rutkowski and his wife Lotte, nee Gregor) and Auguste Rosentreter (born August 13, 1869, daughter of Carl Rosentreter and his wife, nee Trojan) married on November 16, 1906 in Bialla | Family (F1896)
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| 14207 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Martin Rutkowski (born October 29, 1881, son of Gottlieb Rutkowski and his wife Lotte, nee Gregor) and Auguste Rosentreter (born August 13, 1889, daughter of Carl Rosentreter and his wife, nee Trojan) married on November 16, 1906 in Bialla! | Rosentreter, Carl (I4585)
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| 14208 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Mathilde Rosentreter, née Kallet? (very indistinct) was born on November 18, 1826 in Posen and died on October 11, 1885. Erna (daughter) was born on October 8, 1847. Auguste (daughter) was born on January 7, 1855. Anastasia (daughter??) was also born in Poznan, but a date of birth was not given. | Family (F3892)
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| 14209 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Max Rosentreter was born on May 20, 1875 in Königsberg. His parents were Ferdinand Rosentreter and Ottilie, née Protzer. | Rosentreter, Max (I4834)
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| 14210 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Minna Rosentreter was born on January 28, 1885 in Stettin. Her parents were Wilhelm and Pauline, née Busch. Minna's husband was called Arthur Frühbier | Rosentreter, Minna Mathilde Johanna (I4928)
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| 14211 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Olga Julianna Maria, born on February 8th and baptized on March 10th. | Rosentreter, Olga Julianna Maria (I4222)
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| 14212 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] On April 22nd, master blacksmith Peter Christoph Borkowski married Juliana Regina, widowed Brauns. | Family (F1755)
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| 14213 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] On July 15, 1911, Friedrich Schweickert (born February 21, 1885) and Emilie Auguste Rosentreter married. The marriage was divorced by a judgment that became final on June 11, 1922 | Family (F1829)
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| 14214 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] On June 29th, the blacksmith Peter Christian Friedrich Brauns married the maid Juliana Regina Rosentreter, the youngest daughter of the shoemaker Rosentreter. | Family (F1754)
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| 14215 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] On October 21, the tailor Friedrich Kasimir Rosentreter married Louisa Link, daughter of the late forest worker Link. | Family (F1603)
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| 14216 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] On the 20th Sunday after Trinity Sunday, Peter Christoph was born on the evening of September 20th at 7 a.m. as the son of the tailor Rosentreter from Fehlau and his wife, née Link. The baptism was on October 11th. The godparents were the blacksmith Burkowski from Goldingen, the shoemaker Frosch and the wives of Kruger from Laid and the weaver's Tischhäuser. | Rosentreter, Peter Christoph (I4283)
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| 14217 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Otto Emil Rosentreter was born on August 11, 1904. His parents were Emil Reinhold Rosentreter and his wife Ottilie, née Ruestau. | Rosentreter, Otto Emil (I4506)
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| 14218 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Otto Rosentreter was 20 years old and died on March 7, 1892. His parents were the farmer Ludwig Rosentreter and Wilhelmina, née Henke. | Rosentreter, Friedrich Otto (I4827)
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| 14219 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Otto Rosentreter was a bricklayer and was born on October 25, 1854 in Grützendorf. | Rosentreter, Carl August Otto (I2330)
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| 14220 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Otto Rosentreter, born April 10, 1852 in Düsseldorf. His wife was Agnes, née Menzel, born on May 10, 1852 in Gleiwitz. Fritz (son) was born on August 8, 1876 in Beuthen. Georg (son) was born on June 2, 1878 in Poznan. Margarethe (daughter) was born in Poznan on July 21, 1881. | Family (F1985)
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| 14221 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Paul was the stepson of Samuel Hiller. He died on October 1st, 1899 at the age of 21 years, 10 months and 8 days. His parents were Ludwig Rosentreter and the remarried Pauline Hiller. | Rosentreter, Paul (I5193)
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| 14222 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Paula was married twice: 1) The privateer Hugo Gottfried Schneider (born on July 6th, 1868 in Löhma) and Paula ROSENTRETER (born on August 25th, 1885 in Osche / Schwetz district) married on December 1st, 1910 in Frankfurt am Main. Paula's parents were Eugen and Olga ROSENTRETER, nee Paulsen. 2) The pharmacist Johann Heinrich Friedrich Cramer von Clausbruck (born on 3.6.1871 in Goslar) and the "widowed wife of the mayor" Paula Schneider, née ROSENTRETER, married on August 24th, 1918 in Sopot. | Rosentreter, Paula Valerie Marie (I6071)
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| 14223 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Pauline Rosentreter was born on August 1st, 1857 in Brody / Obornik. | Rosentreter, Pauline (I4930)
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| 14224 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Peter Daniel was the son of Ferdinand Casimir Rosetreter and his wife Louise Benigna nee Link | Rosentreter, Peter Daniel (I4214)
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| 14225 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Reinhold Wilhelm was born on January 14, 1880 in Neustadt an der Warthe. His parents were Otto and Emilie Rosentreter, née Schmidt. | Rosentreter, Reinhold Wilhelm (I5192)
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| 14226 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Richard Rosentreter was a tailor and was born in Poznan on March 26, 1856. | Rosentreter, Ferdinand Richard (I4687)
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| 14227 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Robert Karl Duwe (born on July 30, 1857 in Czarnikau) and Luise Julia Rosentreter (born on January 2, 1868 in Czarnikau) married on April 8, 1890 in Czarnikau. Luise's parents were Martin and Karoline Rosentreter, née Jahnke. | Family (F2137)
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| 14228 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Rosa Rosentreter was born on January 26th, 1897 in Gollantsik / Wongrowitz. Her parents were Isidor and Nora Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Rose (I4946)
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| 14229 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Rudolf Rosentreter (son of Rudolf Rosentreter and Ottilie, née Düsterhöft) was born on October 20, 1885 in Posen. Else Rosentreter, née Hanke (wife) was born on December 12, 1891 in Berlin. Kurt Gerhard (son) was born in Poznan on September 29, 1912. Gertrud (daughter) was born in Poznan on February 10, 1914. | Family (F1942)
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| 14230 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Rudolf Rosentreter was born on March 3, 1854. His wife was Friederike nee Düsterhöft, born on September 20, 1855. Martha Olga (daughter) was born on April 18, 1882 in Posen. Carl Ludwig (son) was born in Posen on December 12, 1883. Rudolf (son) was born in Poznan on October 20, 1885. Friedrich Wilhelm (son) was born on January 7, 1888 in Posen and died on February 14, 1888. Bruno Johann (son) was born on January 27, 1889 in Posen. Gustav (son) was born in Poznan on May 5, 1891 and died on July 7, 1895. Rudolph Rosentreter (born on March 3, 1854 in Roschyschtsche - nobody can pronounce that .... ???? -) and Friederike Ottilie Düsterhöft (born on September 20, 1855 in Rakowo) married on July 6, 1881 in Posen. Rudolph's parents were Johann and Eleonore Rosentreter, née Mogge. | Family (F1929)
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| 14231 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Rudolph Rosentreter was born in Tarnowko in 1863 (no further details). | Rosentreter, Rudolph (I4871)
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| 14232 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Sophie Eue, née ROSENTRETER, died on September 24th, 1836 at the age of 32 years, 1 month and 18 days and was buried on September 26th, 1836. She was the wife of Peter Eue and died 1 day after the birth of her son (listed under 5. on the document). He was born still on September 23, 1836 and buried together with his mother on September 26, 1836. | Rosentreter, Dorothea Sophia (I2104)
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| 14233 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Stanislava Rosentreter was born on February 8, 1902 in Mur-Goslin / Obornik. Her parents were Franz and Katharina Rosentreter, née Markiewicz. | Rosentreter, Stanislava (I4947)
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| 14234 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The businessman Moritz Rosentreter (born on May 2, 1855) died on December 13, 1908. Rieke, née Lazarus, was given as his wife! | Rosentreter, Moritz (I1234)
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| 14235 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The child Emil Gustav Rosentreter, son of Johann Rosentreter and his wife Caroline, b. Schenkluhn died on December 16, 1874 at the age of 5 days in Angerburg. | Rosentreter, Emil Gustav (I4557)
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| 14236 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The coppersmith Ferdinand (son of the still living Friedrich Rosentreter) and Johanna Maurer got married on July 23rd in the church of Goldingen. They were married by Pastor Harff. | Family (F1176)
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| 14237 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The deceased was given as Karl ROSENTRETER. He died on March 2nd, 1925 in Heiligengrabe at the age of 77. He was born in Kollmar and was a widower. | Rosentreter, Carl August (I4498)
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| 14238 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The eighth Sunday before Easter. The tailor Rosentreter, who lives in Wahrduppen, and his wife, née Link (daughter of Müller Link from Wahrduppen), son Karl Friedrich, was born on January 24th, a Sunday, and baptized on February 4th, a Thursday. Godparents were the shoemaker Mey, who held the child; the pensioner Friedrich Wernich, the eldest son Apotheker Wernich from Hasenpoth | Rosentreter, Karl Friedrich (I4374)
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| 14239 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The farmer Julius Franz Otto Ackermann (born on July 15, 1862), son of the landowner Julius Ackermann and his wife Elisabeth, née Rasch, married Bertha Dorothea Rosentreter (born on December 7, 1869), daughter of the landowner Ferdinand Rosentreter and his wife Maria on October 20, 1893 in Angerburg. | Family (F1887)
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| 14240 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The first letter is addressed to . Erna Rosentreter (Sister in Law), lives in Lambrecht, Luhrbach 31! It is dated December 23, 1945 and reads: Dear Erna, I have been in Russian captivity since the surrender. I'm fine, I'm healthy too. I hope to survive the rest of the captivity well. I will hardly spend the next Christmas here. Your fate gives me a headache, especially since I don't know a thing about Mutti (Mother), Lisa and Georg. The future doesn't look bright either, but I'll make my way. If you haven't had any signs of life from Georg - he is probably in captivity here too. I wish you and little Jürgen the best. Sincerely yours Eugene The second letter is addressed to the Karl Rosentreter family, living in Cottbus, Bautzener Strasse 157. It is dated December 23, 1945 and reads: Dear Aunt and dear Uncle! Hopefully these lines reach you. I have been in Russian captivity since the surrender. I am healthy and doing just fine. Since I have no news from you, Mutti (Mother), Lisa and Georg, I'm pretty worried! This Christmas is sad, but I firmly hope that I can spend the next one at home. If I don't know where Mutti (Mother) and Lisa are, I would be grateful if you would inform them of my lines. Wishing you both, Aunt Anna and husband, Karl and wife, all the best, yours Eugen | Rosentreter, Eugen (I4672)
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| 14241 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The registry office was informed of her death by a Johannes Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Freidericke Regina (I6504)
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| 14242 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The unmarried Henriette Rosentreter gave birth to her daughter Caroline on August 19, 1888 in Sodrest. A father was not specified. | Rosentreter, Caroline (I4649)
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| 14243 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] The wedding certificate is incomplete! Only the groom's data are available: Heinrich Rudolph ROSENTRETER (born on June 20, 1812 in Berlin) married in 1849. He was a widower, his first wife was called Veronica Lorenz. His parents were "the banker who died in Paris" Rudolph and Eugenie Caroline ROSENTRETER, née Henry. | Family (F2519)
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| 14244 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Eugen (I4795)
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| 14245 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] This is a document from the residents' registration office in Darmstadt. Gustav Rosentreter was a druggist and was born on August 18, 1895 in Lodz. His parents were Gottfried Rosentreter (died 1911) and Rosalie, nee Hirt (died 1920). His wife was Juliana Rosentreter, née Masurek. She was born on July 27, 1907 in Tomaschow. Gustav was previously married to NK on February 25, 1921 in Lodz and were divorced on September 17, 1941 in Lodz. Gustav signed off on March 3, 1952 for Indianapolis in Indiana / USA! The second document from Gustav only shows that he had been in Germany forcibly since 1945 and actually wanted to return to Lodz! (Has he apparently changed his mind Gustav was married 2 times! The first marriage was on February 25, 1921 in Lodz and divorced on September 17, 1941 in Lodz. Juliana was his 2nd wife (the date of this wedding was not given)! The name of the first wife is also missing! | Rosentreter, Gustav (I4800)
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| 14246 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] This is another sad story: Dorothee ROSENTRETER, née Conrad, was found hanged in her apartment on January 21, 1884. Directly initiated resuscitation attempts were unfortunately unsuccessful! She was the wife of Friedrich ROSENTRETER. | Conrad, Dorothee Anna Regine (I5608)
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| 14247 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Vinzent Rosentreter was born on January 21, 1812 in Wollstein and died on August 23, 1873. Maria, née Pfennig, was born on January 6th, 1829 and died on February 2nd, 1893. Auguste (daughter) was born on August 23, 1866 in Poznan. Peter (son) was born in Posen on October 19, 1870 and died on October 19, 1877. Helene (daughter) was born on May 3, 1857 in Posen. | Family (F1943)
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| 14248 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Wilhelm Julius Rosentreter (born on July 14, 1857) married Henriette Wilhelmine Sauermann (born on May 6, 1853) in Czarnikau on March 7, 1879. His parents were Friedrich Wilhelm and Justine Rosentreter. | Family (F2111)
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| 14249 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Wilhelm ROSENTRETER died on May 1st, 1922 at the age of 56 in Herzlin. He wasn't married. Gustav ROSENTRETER was his brother! | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (I5499)
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| 14250 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Wilhelm Rosentreter was born on August 31, 1884 in an unknown location and died on August 16, 1918 in the city hospital of Rogasen. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (I4878)
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| 14251 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Wilhelmine ROSENTRETER, née Boldt, was born on April 9th, 1845 in Frankendorf and died on January 27th, 1927 in Wildberg. She was married to Wilhelm ROSENTRETER. The registry office was informed by Emma Drewisch, nee ROSENTRETER. The relationship was not given. | Boldt, Wilhelmine Dorothee (I5471)
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| 14252 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Wilhelmine Rosentreter, née Otto, was a postman! She was born on February 24, 1817 in Rogasen (Rogozno). Anna (daughter) was born on September 9, 1857. | Family (F1947)
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| 14253 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Wladislawa was born on April 2, 1871 in Wongrowitz. | Rosentreter, Wladislawa (I4950)
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| 14254 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] On September 29, 1939 she was found dead in Stettin (suicide by hanging). | Rosentreter, Ottilie Elisabeth (I6494)
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| 14255 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] | Rosentreter, Clara Louise (I4223)
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| 14256 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] | Rosentreter, Anna Natalie (I5036)
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| 14257 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] | Rosentreter, Fritz Richard (I5039)
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| 14258 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] | Rosentreter, Otto Paul (I5040)
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| 14259 | Translation Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] | Rosentreter, Martha Auguste (I5041)
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| 14260 | Translation Courtesy Ursula Rosentreter: Dorothea Wilhelmina, daughter of Kruger Rosentreter from Kuhrmal. Godparents: . von Nolde, Miss Mirbach, Resewski and Roschwiz | Rosentreter, Dorothea Wilhelmina (I4160)
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| 14261 | Translation: Hugo Andreas Rosentreter: born 22 December 1851 at 5 a.m.; baptized 10 February 1852; the legitimate son of the citizen and coppersmith Ferdinand Rosentreter and his wife Johanna, née Maurer; both of the parents are Evangelical-Lutheran. The godparents are the innkeeper (?Klubbökonom) Andreas Wichmann; the clockmaker Theodor von Grudzinsky; Madame Emma Wassery, née Richter. Hugo Andreas Rosentreter was baptized in the Gold-Church in Goldingen [Kuldiga] by the German Pastor Harff. The "Gold-Church" is probably St. Catherine's. (There are two Evangelical-Lutheran churches in Kuldiga, St. Catherine's and St. Anne's, but the latter didn't open until 1899.) There are views here of exterior and interior of St. Catherine's: https://www.google.com/search?q=kuldiga+st.+Catherine%27s+interior&rlz=1CANHHD_enUS885US885&biw=1300&bih=580&sxsrf=ALeKk00XsEK2NSw9lM0OXIwUnVugOlwELQ:1598954586198&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=4LhKZCO7GQORZM%252CMeLHO3MISjTO5M%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kT9zzOYPD-ppFZ9r6P1Vhb2JylPMw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjK3PyA2sfrAhX7Ap0JHVmgDfQQ9QF6BAgKEA0#imgrc=1ClPuDkk-_JYRM | Rosentreter, Hugo Andreas (I3648)
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| 14262 | Translations Courtesy of Ursula Rosentreter (nee Heider). [I1364] Born on September 26th, baptized on November 28th. Daughter of the Protestant citizen and coppersmith Ferdinand Rosentreter and his Protestant wife Johanna, née Maurer. The godparents were widow Regina Konzewsky, née Maurer, butcher journeyman Johann Bla ...?, Johann Andreas Wichmann. Baptized by Pastor Harff in the church in Goldingen. Anna Regina Rosentreter, daughter of the coppersmith Ferdinand Rosentreter and his wife Johanna, née Maurer, died of measles on July 28, 1849 at the age of 10 months in Goldingen. | Rosentreter, Anna Regina (I4274)
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| 14263 | Travelled to New York 1890 aged 40: Reason Unknown (possibly to see relatives?) - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2452/images/33172_rep810030-00020 | Rosentreter, Carl Paul (I1301)
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| 14264 | Tree from Felizitas Weise | Różański, Vincentius (I4764)
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| 14265 | Trinity Lutheran Church History Book, Bartley Nebraska 1885-1951, Dale Bamesberger, (Name: Location: McCook NE; Date: March 1996;;), Register: Baptism ; Page: 8. | Rosentreter, Carl Herman (I14)
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| 14266 | Tuchola. March 11, 1879 1. Groom. Worker Jan Worminski (or Warminski), catholic, born on March 4th, 1852, in Koslin?, residing in Tuchola, son of the late Kazimierz Worminski (or Warminski) a worker, and his deceased wife Anna nee Smigielska, residing in Tuchola. 2. Bride. Henrieta Rosentreter, catholic, born on September 6th, 1847, in Drozdzienica, residing in Tuchola, daughter of Jan Rosentreter and his wife Ewa nee Wegner, residing in Wielka Klonia | Family (F0986)
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| 14267 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Deanna Lou (I3535)
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| 14268 | Twin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60722/images/41742_314517-00366 | Rosentreter, Diane Louise (I8941)
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| 14269 | Twin | Rosentreter, Adam (I0405)
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| 14270 | Twin | Rosentreter, Eva Catharina (I0477)
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| 14271 | Twin | Rosentreter, Daryll Norman (I1921)
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| 14272 | Twin | Rosentreter, Dianne Louise (I1923)
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| 14273 | Twin | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (I2269)
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| 14274 | Twin | Rosentreter, Emil (I2985)
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| 14275 | Twin | Rosentreter, William (I2986)
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| 14276 | Twin | Rosentreter, Wilhelmina (I2989)
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| 14277 | Twin | Rosentreter, Karolina (I2990)
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| 14278 | Twin | Rosentreter, Friedrich Johann (I3366)
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| 14279 | Twin | Rosentreter, Anna Louisa (I4454)
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| 14280 | Twin | Rosentreter, Amalia Maria (I4455)
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| 14281 | Twin | Rosendräger, Ernst Friedrich (I4926)
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| 14282 | Twin | Rosentreter, Paul August (I5571)
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| 14283 | Twin | Rosendräger, Max Johann (I5708)
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| 14284 | Twin | Rosentreter, Christoph (I5962)
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| 14285 | Twin | Rosentreter, Dorothea Henriette (I6322)
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| 14286 | Twin | Rosentreter, Dorothea Elisabeth (I6337)
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| 14287 | Twin | Rosentreter, Michael Friedrich (I6344)
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| 14288 | Twin | Rosentreter, Charlotte Friederike (I6345)
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| 14289 | Twin | Rosentreter, Maria Louisa (I6355)
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| 14290 | Twin | Rosentreter, Paul (I6561)
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| 14291 | Twin | Rosentreter, Maria (I6572)
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| 14292 | Twin | Rosentreter, Kurt Gustav (I6588)
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| 14293 | Twin | Rosentreter, Alfred Ernst (I6623)
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| 14294 | Twin | Rosentreter, Ida Hulda Sophie (I6774)
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| 14295 | Twin | Rosenträger, Friedrich Gustav (I7022)
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| 14296 | Twin | Rosentreter, Margarete Agnes (I7388)
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| 14297 | Twin | Rosentreter, Gertrud Martha (I7465)
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| 14298 | Twin | Rosenträger, Paul Emil (I7672)
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| 14299 | Twin | Rosenträger, Walter Erich (I7673)
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| 14300 | Twin | Rosenträger, Karl Heinrich Ferdinand (I7954)
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| 14301 | Twin | Rosenträger, Franz (I8022)
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| 14302 | Twin | Rosenträger, Auguste (I8053)
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| 14303 | Twin | Rosenträger, Else (I8054)
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| 14304 | Twin | Rosentreter, Gustav Emiel (I8408)
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| 14305 | Twin | Rosenträger, Gottliebe (I8529)
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| 14306 | Twin | Rosenträger, Marie Klara Helene (I8577)
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| 14307 | Twin | Rosendräger, Anna Helene Clara (I8627)
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| 14308 | Twin | Rosendräger, Bertha Johanna Auguste (I8628)
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| 14309 | Twin | Rosendräger, Friedrich Ludwig Hermann (I8629)
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| 14310 | Twin | Rosendräger, Johanne Bertha Clara (I8630)
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| 14311 | Twin | Rosenträger, Emilie Anna Martha (I9218)
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| 14312 | Twin | Rosentreter, Friedrich (I9252)
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| 14313 | Twin | Rosentreter, August (I10365)
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| 14314 | Twin | Rosentreter, Thomas (I11129)
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| 14315 | Twin | Rosentreter, Anna (I11143)
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| 14316 | Twin | Rosentreter, Anna Minna Emilie (I31)
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| 14317 | Twin | Rosentreter, Martha Bertha Auguste (I32)
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| 14318 | Twin | Rosentreter, Else Elli Emma (I57)
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| 14319 | Twin | Rosentreter, Ewald Edmund Egon (I58)
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| 14320 | Twin | Rosentreter, Clara Wanda (I16)
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| 14321 | Twin | Rosentreter, Hugo Otto (I104)
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| 14322 | Twin | Rosentreter, Albert Friedrich Julius (I6608)
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| 14323 | Twin - Born 30 Minutes after Wilhelm | Rosentreter, Emil (I2321)
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| 14324 | Twin - Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I6340)
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| 14325 | Twin of Louise Metta | Rosentreter, Martha Hedwig (I1489)
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| 14326 | Twin of Martha Hedwig | Rosentreter, Louise Metta (I5241)
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| 14327 | Twin to Gottliebe Both names appear on confirmation record having the same age - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2116/images/4110494_00107 | Rosenträger, Johann (I3472)
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| 14328 | Two children Anna Christina 1810 & Gottfried 1813 Wiaczyn, Lodzkie, Poland http://metryki.genealodzy.pl/metryka.php?ar=3&zs=1589d&sy=1808a&kt=3&plik=110-122.jpg#zoom=1&x=1881&y=934 http://metryki.genealodzy.pl/metryka.php?ar=3&zs=1589d&sy=1808a&kt=6&plik=016-030.jpg#zoom=1&x=1829&y=606 | Family (F1352)
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| 14329 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schaler, Jennifer (I11298)
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| 14330 | Two Children Listed in Marriage Record 1937 & 1939 | Family (F0683)
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| 14331 | Two Children: https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?viewrecord=1&r=an&db=FS1DEUPrussiaBrndnbrgPosenChurchBookDups&indiv=try&h=2902337 https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?viewrecord=1&r=an&db=FS1DEUPrussiaBrndnbrgPosenChurchBookDups&indiv=try&h=429204 | Family (F1076)
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| 14332 | Two Children: Justina Henriette born around Jan 1834, died 11 Sep 1836, Plötzmin, Deutsch Krone, West Prussia Carl born April 24, 1836, Plötzmin, German Krone, West Prussia | Family (F1832)
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| 14333 | Two different trees on Ancestry suggest his parents are Gottlieb & Regina Schmidt. I can't find any records to verify this. I've asked the owners of the trees to provide additional information. https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/10409771/person/-644294047?_phsrc=siQ684&_phstart=successSource | Rosentreter, Ferdinand (I3486)
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| 14334 | U.S. Army Air Forces in World War II Combat Chronology 1941 - 1945 Compiled by Kit C. Carter Robert Mueller 1/8/44 Twelfth AF B-25’s bomb harbor, warehouses, and railway at Metkovic. A-20’s hit railway stations at Frosinone and in the Colleferro-Segni area. B-26’s bomb M/Ys at Grosseto and Lucca. P-40’s spt US Fifth Army in mts E and SE of Cassino, and, with A-36’s, hit railway tgts S or Rome at Aquino, Frosinone, Palestrina, and Castelforte. Other P-40’s hit Avezzano, and A-36’s blast trains and vessels in vicinity of Tarquinia. | Rosentreter, Reinhold (I7733)
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| 14335 | U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: Gustav Rosentreter Birth Date: 18 Aug 1895 Claim Date: 21 Jul 1960 SSN: 315348570 | Rosentreter, Gustav (I4800)
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| 14336 | U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 ------ Harry Alexander CROWN POINT - Funeral services for Harry Alexander, 52, of R.R. 6 Crown Point, wo died Wednesday at Hines Veteran’s hospital will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Merrillville Methodist church with the Rev. Lawrence Green officiating. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery. Graveside military services will be conducted for Alexander by members of the Fred Schmidt American Legion post, Crown Point. A Gary works employe, [sic] Alexander is survived by his widow, Clara; three sons, Emory and Howard, both of Merrillville, and Lloyd of LaPorte; three daughters, Louise and Mildred of Merrillville, and . Lilly Zieseniss of Crown Point; four brothers, Sexton and Wallace of Crown Point, Emory of Gary and James of San Pierre, and two sisters, . Susan Rosetreter of LaPorte and . Mary Jasperson of Crown Point. (The Times - Munster, Indiana - 07 Oct 1949, Fri - page 2) | Alexander, Harry Eugene (I3255)
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| 14337 | Uli Bonin Married with Elisabeth Lotz on January 18 (?), 1792 in Graudenz (Protestant military parish) Elisabeth and probably also Joseph came from the area of Tuchel and they are protestants/lutherans. He should have died before his widow's marriage to Franz Grünwald on July 11, 1802 in Schlagenthin, Lichnau-parish. Franz Grünwald and Elisabet née Lotz, widowed Rosentreter, are my 4x great-grandparents. | Family (F2605)
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| 14338 | Uli took the birth year of Wilhelm Wilke from the marriage record of Lichnau parish. This date was from the groom himself und is normally more believable as the date from the death record, which was from his son Franz. The baptize records of Preußisch-Friedland parish are incomplete, so the records of 1836 – 1838 are missing. So his birth surely was in that range. | Wilke, Wilhelm (I9087)
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| 14339 | Uncertain about some of the children | Family (F0255)
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| 14340 | Uncle Eduard was birth Sponsor | Rosentreter, Berta Hedwig (I10914)
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| 14341 | Uncle Eduard was sponsor for baptism | Rosentreter, Reinhold Andreas (I10919)
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| 14342 | Uncle of the child John Drews was sponsor. | Rosentreter, Alfred (I2140)
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| 14343 | Unfortunately the document is almost unreadable | Rosentreter, Willy Heinz (I8642)
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| 14344 | University Hospital | Rosentreter, Emilie (I11109)
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| 14345 | Unless otherwise noted, information on descendants has been kindly provided by Alexandra Cosgrave, Wife of Great Grandchild Olive's Son's Son. | Rosentreder, Johann (John) Conrad (I1103)
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| 14346 | Unsure as to how Catherine & Christine were born 12 days apart... Maybe twins born seperately? | Rosentreter, Catherine (Kate) (I2341)
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| 14347 | Unsure as to how Catherine & Christine were born 12 days apart... Maybe twins born seperately? | Rosentreter, Christine (I2349)
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| 14348 | Unsure as to why the second two children were recorded as Rosendrager... Maybe the father was away a lot. | Family (F3520)
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| 14349 | Unsure if Male or Female Mother died two days after a miscarriage. | Rosentreter, NN (I10813)
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| 14350 | Unsure of who the Anneleise & Georg Rosentreter's mentioned are. | Rosentreter, Artur (I9790)
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| 14351 | Ursula Emil Max R (Catholic) informed the registry office that his wife Ottilie Rosa R, née Neubert (Protestant), gave birth to a dead girl on May 24th, 1910 in Mainz. | Rosentreter, NN (I8852)
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| 14352 | Ursula Rosentreter Marriage certificate from Joachim Andreas Brennecke (52 years, master tailor from Kerzlin) and Anna Dorothea ROSENTRÄGER (26 years). The exact date of the wedding was not given, only the proclamation on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd Sunday after the Holy Trinity. Her parents were Ernst Christian and Maria Dorothea ROSENTRÄGER, née Köten. | Family (F1753)
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| 14353 | Ursula Rosentreter The unmarried Friederike R died of emaciation on November 16, 1863 at the age of 35. She was buried on November 19, 1863, leaving behind her mother and Anna Wegener (an adult sister). | Rosentreter, Friederike (I0954)
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| 14354 | Ursula sent Yesterday at 11:35 PM The miller Julius Eduard R (Protestant, born on February 9th, 1876 in Zalachowko) and the tailor Amalie Justine Rehberg (Protestant, born on September 27th, 1882 in Poehnen) married on August 29th, 1908 in Harburg. His parents were the miller August and Hermine R, née Zabel. Julius died in Harburg in 1928. On June 2nd, 1919 a son was born in Vernon / British Columbia, who married in Harburg in 1942. | Family (F3691)
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| 14355 | US Army - Vietnam - Sergeant - https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/13688312:2441 | Draper, James Douglas (I2600)
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| 14356 | US Army, World War II, Purple Heart | Rosentreter, Walter John (I10067)
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| 14357 | Us Consulate in Munich is listed as last place of residence. | Krum, Erich Erwin (I3429)
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| 14358 | US Navy - Served in WWII & Korean War | Rosentreter, Floyd Henry Snr (I1674)
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| 14359 | US Navy - WWII - 30 May 1944 - Willamette National Cemetery Records | Rosentreter, Robert Elwood (I0901)
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| 14360 | Usually spelt as Cord, but it is a nickname form of Conrad and usually a Low German nickname form for that. | Rosentreter, Conrad (Corth) (I6175)
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| 14361 | Valentin Sergeyevich Rosentreter, who in 1941 was a cadet at an artillery school, studied for a radio operator. He died in the early days of the war. | Rosentreter, Valery Sergeyevich (I2850)
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| 14362 | Very likely to be one of the missing children of Peter [I0799] | Rosentreter, Anna (I11047)
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| 14363 | Vessel - Leipzig Passenger List: Johann Rosentreter, Wife Emilie and Children Marie, Mathilde and Paul Last Residence - Prussia, Nationality - German Occupation - Miller Port of Arrival Baltimore, MD August 5, 1882 | Rosentreter, Johann (John) (I0528)
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| 14364 | Victim of Mustard Gas Attack | Rosentreter, Raymond William (I3165)
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| 14365 | Victoria Lee Rosentrater Wenatchee World, The (WA) - Sunday, January 5, 2020 Victoria Lee RosentreterJune 26, 1946 – December 23, 2019East Wenatchee, WAVictoria Lee Rosentreter, 73, a 42-year East Wenatchee resident, passed away at her home on December 23, 2019, following a sudden illness. She was born on June 26, 1946, in Orofino, ID, to the late Francis and Beverly Allen Poole. She was raised in the Lewiston and Emmitt, ID, area and graduated from the Emmitt High School. She continued her education, attending Beauty School, and becoming a beautician. She moved to the Seattle, WA, area, where she met Wayne W. Rosentreter. They were later married in November of 1969, and made their home together in Federal Way, WA. There, she raised her two children, until 1977, when she and Wayne then moved to East Wenatchee, where she worked at Highline Convalescent Center in East Wenatchee. Later, she became a well respected Avon lady. They continued to make their home in East Wenatchee. She was a longtime member of the East Wenatchee, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Columbia Hills Ward.Victoria is survived by her son, Michael Rosentreter and his fiancé, Lori Roscoe, both of Kennewick, WA; six brothers and sisters: Kathy Sullivan of Graham, WA, Rebecca Pinney of Des Moines, WA, Mary Cawley of Wapato, WA, Brian Hamilton of Sea-Tac, WA, Steven Hamilton McCleary of Idaho, James Hamilton of Seattle, WA; and three grandchildren: Ashley, Rachel, and Alisha. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Wayne in July of 2018; and daughter, Angela Delmore in February of 2018.A Commemoration Service will be held at 2:00 p.m., on Wednesday, January 8, 2020, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 667 10th St. N.E., East Wenatchee, WA. The Dedication of the Grave and Interment will precede the service at Evergreen Memorial Park, 1301 10th St. NE, East Wenatchee, WA. | Poole, Victoria Lee (I3875)
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| 14366 | Volshauge | Rosentreter, Christoph (I78)
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| 14367 | Walter Gustav Karl ROSENTRÄGER was born on February 20th, 1916 in Neuruppin and died as a soldier in Dubrowka-Goljejewka / Russia on August 1st, 1941 in a car accident and was also buried there. His parents were Gustav Karl Wilhelm and Martha Maria Emma ROSENTRÄGER, née Lamprecht . His wife was Florentine Maria Dlugos. They married on March 16, 1940 in Neuruppin. | Rosenträger, Walter Gustav Karl (I5366)
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| 14368 | Walter J. Rosentreter Ann Arbor News (MI) - Sunday, June 5, 2005 Rosentreter, Walter J. Dexter, MI Age 78, passed away Friday, June 3, 2005 at his home. Ar rangements will be announced in a later edition of the Ann Ar bor News. Hosmer-Muehlig Fu neral Chapel, Dexter. | Rosentreter, Walter John (I10067)
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| 14369 | Walter J. Rosentreter State Journal-Register, The (Springfield, IL) - Tuesday, April 12, 2016 Walter J. "Walt" Rosentreter 1931 - 2016 CARLINVILLE, IL - Walter J. "Walt" Rosentreter, 85, of Carlinville, passed away Sunday evening, April 10, 2016, at Heritage Health Care in Carlinville, Ill. Walter was born March 8, 1931, to Peter and Christina (Bomkamp) Rosentreter in Carlinville, Ill. He served in the U.S. Air National Guard during the Korean War. Walt married Mary H. Skertich on July 18, 1953, at St. Simon and Jude Catholic Church in Gillespie, Ill., and she survives. Walt is survived by his wife, Mary H. Rosentreter of Carlinville; two daughters, Renee A. (Rick) Moore of Columbia, Ill., and Denise L. (David) Boente of Carlinville; five grandsons: Kent (Kristi) Johnson, Eric Johnson (fiancée, India Blevins), Kyle (Alisha) Moore, Ryan (Charline) Boente, and Sean (Kali) Boente; two granddaughters, Lindsay (Collin) Moore, and Melissa (Dave) Suits; 10 great-grandchildren; sister, Dorothy (Leo) Kalaher of Carlinville; as well as several nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held on Friday, April 15, 2016, from 4-7 p.m. at Ss Mary & Joseph Catholic Church in Carlinville with a prayer service being conducted at 3:45 p.m. Following visitation, the Elks Ritual will be performed by the Carlinville Lodge #1412. Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, April 16, 2016, at 10 a.m. at Ss Mary & Joseph Catholic Church in Carlinville, Ill., with the Rev. Dean Probst, officiating. Burial will follow at New Calvary Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to: Ss Mary and Joseph Catholic Church, Carlinville Area Hospital, or The Macoupin Center for the Developmentally Disabled. Davis-Anderson Funeral Home in Carlinville is in charge of arrangements. | Rosentreter, Walter (Walt) J (I0646)
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| 14370 | Wanda M. Rosentrater North Platte Telegraph, The (NE) - Friday, April 16, 2010 Arnold NE United States Rosentrater, Wanda M., 82, of Arnold, died April 14, 2010, at Good Samaritan Care Center in Callaway. Services will be at 2 p.m., Monday, April 19, at the First Baptist Church in Arnold. Burial will be at the Arnold Cemetery. Visitation will be from 1-8 p.m., Sunday, April 18, at the Arnold Funeral Home. | Crawford, Wanda Mae (I1385)
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| 14371 | Wanda Powierza It is written in old Polish language : " We reported that for the first time on the Main Door to the Communal House appears at 12 pm and then second time at 11th this Month current year at 12 pm Marriage was promised between Worker JAN BOGUMIŁ ROZENTRETER in assistance his Father MICHAŁ from HOLENDRY BRUŻYCA MAŁA and Mother ANNA nee DOMEK (Domke) his Wife with ELŻBIETA PIEREK in assistance her Father MACIEJ and Mother KRYSTYNA his Wife also from BRUŻYCA MAŁA resident on other. Announcement after read laud and clear was nailed to the Door of the Communal House then act was written ". Next was Act of Marriage from BRUŻYCA MAŁA "1821, 21 of February in front of Us Civil Registry Officer Commune and District ZGIERZ , MAZOWIECKIE province appears : JAN BOGUMIŁ ROZENTRETER according to the Birth Certificate placed in front of Us taken from Books Church in BABIAK, 19 years old who was born in 1802 at 20 of January, living until now with Family Father MICHAŁ and Mother ANNA DOMEK . settled in Father; s and Mother' s farm in BRUŻYCA MAŁA. HOLENDRY also Miss ELŻBIETA PIEREK providing her age with her Birth Certificate from Books of Church in WILAMOWO showing age over 18 now who staying at Parents Home in assistance her Father MACIEJ and Mother KRYSTYNA PIEREK his Wife living on mentioned farm Holendry. Parties made requests join the Marriage Rite preceded already by 2 Announcements in our Communal House - first at 4 of February, second at 15 this Month current year. Little different Days then earlier! ???? on Sunday at 12 pm . We were made aware that there are no obstacles to the said Marriage and after read all mentioned documents and part 6 of Napoleonic Code about Marriage we asked Groom and Bride if there would like to get married. When they both answered separately that ' stheir will we proclaimed on behalf of the law ther are married. We wrote down the Marriaged Certificate in prudence of Father of Groom MICHAŁ ROZENTRETER age 82???, KRZYSZTOFA DĄBKE age 32, MACIEJ GIEREK?? Father of Bride age 50, Krzysztof ????TAYDOM?? age 76 Citizen of city ZGIERZ . Certificate was read and signed... | Family (F1798)
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| 14372 | Warsilko | Kielberg, Pauline (I221)
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| 14373 | Was a Widower when he married Hermine | Family (F2676)
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| 14374 | Was an Assessor at the Prussian Higher Regional Court and came from Aschersleben. | Rosentreter, Gustav Adolf (I7122)
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| 14375 | Wave 34 – 21st Osttransport to Riga, 10/19/1942 I) Correspondence of the Stapoleitstelle Berlin with the Chief Finance President Berlin concerning the confiscation of property of the deported Jews. II) Transport list: 21st Osttransport (listed are 999 names) to Riga, 10/19/1942. Among the deportees were almost 60 children between the ages of 2 and 16 from the orphanage "Baruch Auerbach" in Schönhauser Allee 162 as well as three of their caregivers. https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/en/ | Family (F1589)
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| 14376 | Wave 37 – 23rd Osttransport to CC Auschwitz, 11/29/1942 | Rosentreter, Inge Sara (I4005)
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| 14377 | Wawrzyn is the Polish form of Lawrence or Lorenz and is pronounced like "vav-ZHIN." | Rosentreter, Wawrzyn (I10238)
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| 14378 | Wedding certificate from Schneidemühl dated June 20, 1877: 1) the master carpenter Johann Carl Gottlieb Espe, Protestant, born January 4, 1826 in Neustettin, living in Schneidemühl. Parents: the master carpenter Johann Daniel Friedrich Espe and Henriette Schulz, both deceased in Neustettin. 2) Wilhelmine Louise Boelter, Protestant, born on March 26, 1838 in Zelgniewo/Kreis Kolmar, living in Schneidemühl. Mother: the unmarried Rosine Boelter, later married Rosentreter, died in Schneidemühl. 3) Witnesses: Stanislaus Schwochert, 38 years old, resident in Schneidemühl and Johann Sawinski, 49 years old, resident in Schneidemühl. | Family (F2797)
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| 14379 | Wedding records shows name as Haufe | Haufe, Paulina E (I2660)
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| 14380 | Went by the name of Dean and he was a farmer and also was awarded The Purple Heart for his service in the Korean War. | Rosentreter, Robert Dean (I0346)
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| 14381 | Werner Erich Herbert ROSENTRÄGER (Protestant) was born on January 21, 1913 in Berlin and died on July 8, 1941 as a soldier in Ostrow / Poland from a shot in the stomach and was also buried there. His parents were Emil Rudolf and Hedwig Ida Minna ROSENTRÄGER, née Geschonke. He wasn't married. | Rosenträger, Werner Erich Herbert (I5341)
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| 14382 | Widow of Mathias Kran | Brand, Anna Dorothea (I10886)
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| 14383 | Widow of Michael Sommerfeld - https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/5447734:9870?tid=&pid=&queryId=070b6757793bfd62ae0db9f3d931c106&_phsrc=siQ2140&_phstart=successSource | Manteufel, Anna Christina (I6074)
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| 14384 | Widow when married to Martin | Niclay, Anna Christine (I9114)
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| 14385 | Widow, reporting daughter Regina https://www.pommerscher-greif.de/detaildatensatz-greifx.html?id=CD-00172857 | Werner, Chlodhilde Friederika Agnes (I0920)
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| 14386 | Widowed already at the age of 22 | Krüger, Wilhelmina (I3017)
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| 14387 | Widowed before 1842 - Remarried Josef Jark Married in Pabianice on 8th/20th November 1842 Witnesses- Michal Egler, tenant farmer, 26 from Bukowiec and Marcin Waldemar , tenant farmer , from Bukowiec ,43 Groom - Josef Jark ( not Jank) 24 ,a farmhand from Bukowiec , born in Bugaj , son of Jakob Jark a labourer residing in J__cin and his deceased wife Dorota nee Freimark , Bride - Karolina Rosentreter nee Meisler, 26 , a widow , born in Ce___ the daughter of the deceased Jan Meisler from Bukowiec and his wife Elzbieta nee Loss. | Meissel, Karolina (I10432)
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| 14388 | Widowed, Remarried to Wilhelm Ludwig Eduard Ohm 6 Dec 1898 https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60749/images/45213_srep100^065255-00091 | Rusch, Johanne Pauline Emilie (I6558)
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| 14389 | Widower Christoph R and Susanna, widowed Lenzin married on November 27th, 1801 | Family (F2365)
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| 14390 | Wife could possibly be an Emilie (or Anna Catharina Wegener?) mentioned in Daughter Charlotte's Child Birth Record | Rosentreter, Friedrich Joachim (I2155)
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| 14391 | Wife had two children to a Mr Witt after 1880 | Rosentreter, Michael (I7329)
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| 14392 | Wife listed as Anna Luise RosentrEter | Bammer, Christian Friedrich Erdmann (I9881)
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| 14393 | Wife listed as Brandt - Should be Pranke | Rosentreter, Johann (I9125)
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| 14394 | Wife listed as widow in daughters death record. | Thies, Ernst Hermann Julius (I5226)
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| 14395 | Wife remarried in 1801 as a widow | Rosentreter, Carl (I5796)
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| 14396 | Wife was a widow in 1876 | Rosentreter, Michał (Michael) (I9238)
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| 14397 | Wife was a widow when she died in 1940 | Rosentreter, Alexander Victor (I7424)
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| 14398 | Wife was widowed when she died in 1925 | Rosentreter, Carl August (I7290)
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| 14399 | Wife: Hattie Bertha Jeschke, married July 28, 1926, Hamilton County TX Marriage Records, Bk. 9, page 016. Parents: August Benjamin Rosentreter and Wilhelmine Bode. ~ Henry Ferdinand Rosentreter was baptized Aug. 27, 1904, at his parents' home by the pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church of Aleman, Hamilton Co., Texas, and he was confirmed April 16, 1916, at St. Paul Lutheran Church of Shive, Hamilton Co., Texas. ~ OBITUARY FROM THE HAMILTON HERALD NEWS: Mr. Rosentreter Henry F. Rosentreter, 90, of Hamilton, died suddenly at his residence Wednesday, March 25. Funeral services were held Saturday, March 28 at St. Paul Lutheran Church at Shive with Rev. George Fisher officiating. Burial was at St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery. Mr. Rosentreter was born Oct. 11, 1901 in Shive. He was a farmer and rancher. He married Hattie Bertha Jeschke July 28, 1926. He was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church of Shive. Survivors include one son, Henry Rosentreter of Venus; one daughter, Norma Kunkel of Fort Worth; one sister, Lena Riewe of Pflugerville; six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Ronnie Kunkel, Keith Vaughan, Johnny Brown, Alan LaRue, Tom Blackwell, and Kevin Ford. Henry Rosentreter was preceded in death by his parents, August and Wilhelmine Bode Rosentreter; his wife, Hattie Jeschke Rosentreter; a son, Nolan Rosentreter; his brothers, August, Louis, Julius, and Charlie Rosentreter; and sisters, Wilhelmine Kopp, Annie Zettler, Alwine Zettler, Sophie Feldmann, Albertine Feldmann, Matilda Senkel, and Lillie Riewe. | Rosentreter, Henry Ferdinand Snr (I0133)
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| 14400 | Wilhelm died of a sudden broken neck apparently after falling out of a tree on the day after Christmas 1919. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (William or Bill) (I0147)
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| 14401 | Wilhelm Friedrich Rudolph was born on March 13th, 1845 and baptized on March 25th, 1845. His parents were Carl Christian R and Wilhelmine Krahn. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm Friedrich Rudolph (I10373)
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| 14402 | Wilhelm from son Carl August's birth record | Rosentreter, Christoph Wilhelm (I6011)
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| 14403 | Wilhelm Gustav R was born on November 8th, 1850 in Tomaszow and baptized on November 17th, 1850. His parents were Friedrich R and Barbara Bauer. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm Gustav (I10672)
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| 14404 | Wilhelm R was born on December 10th, 1916 in Paulina / Turek-Posen and died on January 15th, 1942 as a soldier in Isakovo / Russia and was buried in the Salushje Heroes' Cemetery. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (I4822)
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| 14405 | Wilhelm Theodor Rudolph R died on March 7th, 1856 at the age of 2 years and 2 months and was buried on March 11th, 1856. He was the foster son of Eduard R (born in Landskron / Schippenbeil). According to the baptism certificate, the mother of the child was the unmarried Rosalie R. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm Theodor Rudolph (I6177)
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| 14406 | Wilhelm Traugott R died of asthma on August 1, 1841 at the age of 2 years, 5 months and 5 days (different date to Birth record - have used birth record date) and was buried on August 1, 1841. His parents were Friedrich Wilhelm R and Barbara Bauer. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm Traugott (I2958)
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| 14407 | Wilhelmina Górska It took place in the city of Zdunska Wola on March 01 (13), 1872 at 9 pm. YAN GURSKI came, a farmer from Malaya Merzhonchka, 28 years old. In the presence of witnesses: Christian Buschke 50 years old and Christian Baer 25 years old, both farmers in Malaya Merzhonchka, he presented us with a female baby born in Malaya Merzhonchka on March 01 (13) this year at 4 a.m. from his legal wife YULIANNA nee ROSENTRETER 29 years old old. This child was given the name WILHELMINA at holy baptism performed today, and the Witnesses and Caroline Riegert were the recipients. https://metryki.genealodzy.pl/metryka.php?ar=3&zs=1553d&sy=1872&kt=1&plik=031-034.jpg | Family (F4523)
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| 14408 | Wilhelmine Paulina R died of diarrhea on August 26, 1841 at the age of 10 months and 6 days and was buried on August 28, 1841. Her parents were Wilhelm Friedrich R and Barbara Bauer. | Rosentreter, Wihelmine Paulina (I2959)
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| 14409 | Wilhelmine ROSENDRÄGER was given as the mother. She was unmarried. | Rosendräger, Emilie Auguste (I5386)
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| 14410 | Wilhelmine's death record states she married in Seegenfelde at age 33 Johann's death record says Lebehnke... I inclined to agree with Lebehnke (Stara Lubinanka), as it was the principal evangelical parish seat in the region at the time, and only 5-10km's away. | Family (F0052)
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| 14411 | Wilhem R (Protestant, born in Angerburg) died on March 9th, 1897 in Rogzow at the age of 78; his wife was Therese Hoffmann. His parents were Samuel R (deceased in Angerburg) and Wilhelmine Bochert. The registry office was informed by his unmarried daughter Elisabeth R. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (I2325)
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| 14412 | Willi Otto Ernst R was born on January 24th, 1900 in Rixdorf. Parents: the worker Rudolf August R and Olga Magdalena Caspari, both Protestant, living in Rixdorf | Rosentreter, Willi Otto Ernst (I7332)
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| 14413 | Willi R was born on August 24th, 1906 in Burg / Saxony-Anhalt and died on July 2nd, 1944 as a soldier in Tursko-Wielkie / Gmina Osiek / Poland. He was buried in Opatów / Radom. His wife was Maria R from Magdeburg / Saxony-Anhalt. | Rosentreter, Willy Friedrich (I8094)
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| 14414 | Willi R was born on October 27, 1925 in Schneidemühl and died as a soldier of heart failure and pancarditis in Gnesen on May 6, 1944. His father was Wilhelm R from Schneidemühl. | Rosentreter, Willi (I8652)
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| 14415 | Willy Gustav was born on September 28, 1899 in Obudnodorf. His parents were Reinhard R and Amalie Sagert. | Rosentreter, Willy Gustav (I7701)
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| 14416 | Witness on son's Marriage Record 51yo | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (I3639)
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| 14417 | Witness was an August Rosentreter *1905 (22yo) | Family (F4250)
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| 14418 | Witness Willi Rosentreter Aged 34 | Family (F3201)
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| 14419 | Witness: Adam Fenske (Same as for not named son of Gottlieb) | Rosentreter, Rosalia (I4440)
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| 14420 | Witness: Albert Rosenträger 49 Years Old (Father) | Family (F3321)
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| 14421 | Witness: Albert Rosenträger Aged 43 (Father) | Family (F3368)
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| 14422 | Witness: Albert Rosenträger Aged 51 (Father) | Family (F3376)
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| 14423 | Witness: Albert Rosentreter | Family (F3056)
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| 14424 | Witness: Albert Rosentreter aged 54 (Father) | Family (F3211)
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| 14425 | Witness: Albert Rosentreter aged 59 | Family (F3175)
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| 14426 | Witness: Albert Rosentreter Aged 60 | Family (F3142)
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| 14427 | Witness: August Rosentreter Aged 68 (Father) | Family (F3221)
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| 14428 | Witness: Cabinet Maker Herbert Rosenträger Aged 21 (Possibly a younger brother) | Family (F3374)
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| 14429 | Witness: Carl Rosentreter | Family (F3088)
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| 14430 | Witness: Ernst Rosentreter | Family (F2814)
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| 14431 | Witness: Franz Rosenträger (Brother) | Family (F3027)
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| 14432 | Witness: Herman Rosenträger Aged 32 (Brother?) | Family (F3473)
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| 14433 | Witness: Herman Rosenträger Aged 62 (Father) | Family (F3341)
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| 14434 | Witness: Herman Rosentreter Aged 50 | Family (F3141)
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| 14435 | Witness: Hermann Rosenträger Aged 57 (Father) | Family (F3347)
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| 14436 | Witness: Hermann Rosenträger Aged 67 (Father) | Family (F3362)
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| 14437 | Witness: Hermann Rosentreter (Father) Aged 54 | Family (F3230)
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| 14438 | Witness: Hermann Rosentreter (Father?) Aged 54 | Family (F3155)
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| 14439 | Witness: Johann Rosentreter | Family (F2815)
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| 14440 | Witness: Johann Rosentreter (Father) Aged 48 | Family (F3190)
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| 14441 | Witness: Johann Rosentreter 53yo (Father) | Family (F3081)
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| 14442 | Witness: Johann Rosentreter 62yo from Breslau (Father) | Family (F0507)
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| 14443 | Witness: Ludwig Rosentreter Aged 57 (Father??) | Family (F2826)
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| 14444 | Witness: Olga Caspari (Mother) | Family (F3065)
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| 14445 | Witness: Reinhold Rosenträger Aged 29 (Borther?) | Family (F3494)
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| 14446 | Witness: Rudolph Rosentreter | Family (F3066)
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| 14447 | Witness: The Bricklayer Albert Rosentreter - 30 years of age | Family (F2823)
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| 14448 | Witness: Walter Rosentreter Aged 26 (Brother) | Family (F3262)
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| 14449 | Witness: Wilhelm Rosenträger Aged 52 (Father) | Family (F3345)
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| 14450 | Witness: Wilhelm Rosentreter | Family (F2833)
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| 14451 | Witnesses: Fryderyk Wentlau, a confectioner, 34 years old and Wawrzyniec Bald, a laborer, 27 years old. The child was a male, born in Tomaszów, at June 2nd 1837, at 7 in the morning of his wife, Barbara nee Bauer,24 years old. The father was Fryderyk Rosentreter, a confectioner living in Tomaszów, 37 years old. The child received the name of Fryderyk Wilhelm and the godparents were the mentioned Fryderyk Wentlau and Magdalena Bald. | Rosentreter, Friedrich Wilhelm (I2960)
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| 14452 | Witnesses: Jacob Oswald & Adam Fenske | Rosentreter, NN (I4433)
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| 14453 | Witnesses: Juliane Neumann, née Bredow, 58 years old, living in Kreuz and Amanda Kobischke, née Neumann, 33 years old, living in Kreuz | Family (F2492)
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| 14454 | Witnesses: Krzysztof Rozentreter, a worker living in Małe Moskule, 30 years old and Gottfryd Kep, a farmer from Brużyca, 80 years old declared the death of Gotfryd Rozentreter, who died at May 16th at 7 in the evening in Małe Moskule, 7 and a half years old, son of Krzysztof Rozentreter and his wife Anna Krystyna, nee Hagel. The child was born in Brużyca. | Rosentreter, Gottfried (I10832)
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| 14455 | Witnesses: Paul Rosentreter (father), Farmer Mads Olsen | Family (F25)
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| 14456 | Witnesses: Piotr Mater farmer 49 from Genowefa and Marcin Polej farmer 35 Roznowo | Family (F3917)
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| 14457 | Witnesses: The innkeeper Karl Scheffler, 63 years old, living in Kappe and the owner Wilhelm Breitkreutz, 52 years old, living in Kappe | Family (F6)
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| 14458 | Witnesses: The innkeeper Karl Scheffler, 67 years old, living in Kappe and the owner Wilhelm Breitkreutz, 57 years old, living in Kappe | Family (F12)
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| 14459 | Wittwe (Widow) Rosentreter - Carl Friedrich died 4 years before | NK, NK (I10518)
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| 14460 | Worked for WOL, KBOL & KROL Radio - Nicknames Lois Lane & Rosie | Rosentreter, Lois Irene (I1895)
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| 14461 | Worker | Magoli, Johann Julius (I9580)
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| 14462 | Writing on photo appears to say Grandma Gorsky | Rosentreter, Annabelle (Anna) (I10982)
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| 14463 | www.dunelady.com/laporte/cemeteries/ Nell Leeds-Rosentreter October 5, 1925-July 29, 2011 Nell Leeds-Rosentreter, 85, of La Porte, passed away peacefully at 1 a.m., Friday, July 29, 2011, in her daughter's home. Lakeview Funeral Home and Crematory, 247 W. Johnson Road, La Porte, is caring for the arrangements. She was born October 5, 1925, in Martinsville, Illinois to Dailey E. and Cecil (Deahl) Kelley. . Rosentreter worked for American Rubber Corporation in La Porte for 20 years. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church in La Porte and enjoyed spending time with her family and grandchildren. On June 5, 1945, in La Porte, Indiana, she married Alvin K. Leeds. He preceded her in death in May 1983. On October 5, 1990, in Las Vegas, Nevada, she married Richard B. Rosentreter. He preceded her in death in July 2008. Survivors include two daughters, Pamela (Richard) Rosentreter of Pahrump, Nevada, and Teri (James) Brock of Grovertown, Indiana; three grandchildren, Greg Rosentreter, Shelley (Preston) Beaumont, and Daniel (Jayna) Rosentreter; five great-grandchildren; one brother, Jay (Barbara) Kelley of La Porte; two sisters, Janette Clark of La Porte and Norma (Bob) Litteral of Lake Shelbyville, Illinois. She was also preceded in death by her parents; two brothers; and one sister. A memorial service celebrating her life will be held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, August 2, 2011, at Lakeview Funeral Home and Crematory, 247 W. Johnson Road, La Porte with Pastor Curtis Southwood officiating. A visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until time of service Tuesday at the funeral home. A private burial will be held at a later date. Published: LaPorte Herald Argus on Saturday, July 30, 2011 5:06 PM CDT | Kelley, Ulah Nell (I4014)
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| 14464 | Yiddish Family | Family (F1594)
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| 14465 | Younger Sister of Ida Agnes Frieda - Married Arno after she died. | Family (F3231)
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| 14466 | Youngest son of Ben G and Elsi Lehde Rosentreter. U. S. Army Veteran of the Korean Conflict. Received the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement. | Rosentreter, Frank Edward (I3464)
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| 14467 | Zechendorf | Rosentreter, Elisabeth (I231)
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| 14468 | Zelów, 24th November/6th December 1843, 3 p.m. father: Krystyan [Krystian] Rozentreter, tenant farmer in Kolonia Erywangród, age 48 witnesses: Marcin Szulc, cantor, age 57, Franciszek Slipski, tenant farmer, age 38, both residing in Kolonia Erywangród child: Krzysztof, born in Kolonia Erywangród on 22nd November/4th December at 6 p.m. mother: the father's wife Rozyna nee Szulc, age 34 godparents: Marcin Szulc, Luiza nee Lehman married Kühn | Rosentreter, Christoph (I4305)
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| 14469 | Zelów, Sieradz county, Warsaw province Aug 30/Sep 11 1848 at 8am Declarants: Michał Kühn, "okupnik" [a peasant with hereditary right to land, and therefore paying rent instead of serfdom] age 47, and Feliks Szczepański, okupnik, age 34, both from colony Erywangród Deceased: Krystian Rosentreter, okupnik, age 49, died in Erywangród on Aug 28/Sep 9 at 6pm, born in colony Besiekiery in Łęczyca county from deceased Krystian and Marianna nee Hanke spouses Rosentreter farmers in colony Janów in Łęczyca county, he left behind a widowed wife from a second marriage - Anna Rozyna nee Szulc, and 8 children, four sons: Fryderyk, Ludwik, Krzysztof and August, and four daughters: Wilhelmina (married name Birwagen, Karolina (married name Kochanke), Justyna, and Julia. | Rosentreter, Christian (I6414)
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| 14470 | Zgiergz 12 October 1850 appeared Wilhelm Rosentreter, laborer age 25 and Gotlib Dekert, carpenter age 37 and stated that yesterday at 11 at night, in Zgiergz, Juliana Rosentreter died, age 1 year, daughter of the declarant, Wilhelm Rosentreter and his wife Wilhelmina. | Rosentreter, Juliana (I11110)
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| 14471 | Zgierz, 10th July 1824, 7 p.m. declarants: Jan Rosentreter, draper, age 26, Andrzej Szmuk, age 32, both from Zgierz stated that: today at 6 a.m. in house #28 Julianna nee Myszalska married Rosentreter, age 23, died, wife of the first declarant Jan Rosentreter | Miszalska, Julianna (I2972)
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| 14472 | Zgierz, witnesses: Juzef (that's how it's spelled, today it would be spelled Józef) Kraus, weaver, 44yo & Fryderyk Blymel(?), undertaker, 42, both living in Zgierz, reported that on 20/02/1850 at 10am Rozalia Emilia Rosentreter passed away, 2 years and 7 months old, born in Zgierz, daughter of Karolina Rosentreter. Only Juzef signed the document as Fryderyk is illiterate | Rosentreter, Rosalia Emilie (I10667)
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| 14473 | Zgierz, year 1824, July 10th, at 6 in the morning appeared the father Jan Rosentreter, a confectioner, 26 years old from Zgierz. He showed a male child, born at July 9th, at 5 in the afternoon, of his wife Julianna Miszalska, 26 years old. The child received the names of Jan Marcin. The witnesses were Martin Bereszyński, 29 years old and Szymon Wieczorek, 35 years old, both from Zgierz. | Rosentreter, Johann Martin (I2974)
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| 14474 | Łódź, 22nd July 1836, 4 p.m. father: Michał Rosentreter, farmer residing in Janówka, age 58 witnesses: Michał Behnke, farmer, age 46, Piotr Brietkreuz, farmer, age 25, both residing in Janówka child: Anna Paulina, born in Janówka on 18th July at 2 a.m. mother: the father's wife Anna Beata nee Kaszkiewicz, age 35 godparents: Michał Behnke, Anna Karlina Kling, Marianna Behnke | Rosentreter, Anna Paulina (I10437)
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| 14475 | Łódź, 23rd August 1838, 2 p.m. father: Krystian Rosentreter, farmer residing in Janów, age 39 witnesses: Jan Sigmund, farmer, age 39, Andrzej Fenske, farmer, age 30, both residing in Janów child: Ludwik, born in Janów on 22nd August this year at 9 p.m. mother: the father's wife Rozyna nee Szulc, age 20 godparents: Gotfryd Dreger, Andrzej Bautz, Luiza Fenske | Rosentreter, Ludwig (I10425)
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| 14476 | Łucja Klara Rosentreter residing in Tomaszów Mazowieckie Ulica Św. Tekla 8 Born 17th February 1908 in Tomaszów Mazowiecki Father- Hugo Matki - Ida Occupation- with parents Height - medium Face- Oval Hair - brown Eyes- blue Signed Łucja Klara Rosentreter 4th August 1939 ID card 916/997516 7th August 1939 Received 8th August 1939 and signed for Łucja Klara Rosentreter. | Rosentreter, Lucia Klara (I10895)
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| 14477 | Состоялось в городе Коло 13 февраля 1895 года в 6 часов вечера. Явился Хаим-Давид Зильбер, раввин города Коло, вместе с Борухом Бинковским, холостым, 21 года от роду, сыном Абрама и Голды урожденной Сюдлярш, жительствующим в посаде Клечев, временно проживающем в городе Коло, и Блимою-Фрайдлею Розентретер вдовою после умершего Ицека Розентретер, дочерью умершего Михаила и находящейся в живых Эстеры, урожденной Шмерлевской, супругов Копинских, жительствующую в городе Домбе, временно проживающую в городе Коло, в присутствии свидетелей Абрама Пашаловского, божничного дозора 49 лет и Берека Наймана, божничного служителя, 25 лет от роду, жительствующих в городе Коло, и объявил, что вчера в 6 часов вечера заключил религиозный брачный союз между Борухом Бинковским и Блимою-Фрайдлею Розентретер. Браку сему предшествовали три оглашения, публикованные в Кольской божнице, а именно 21 и 28 января и 4 февраля текущего года. Новобрачные объявили, что предбрачный договор между ними заключен не был. Акт сей по прочтении присутствующими подписан. Новобрачные неграмотные. | Kopinsky, Bluma-Fridla (I4527)
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| 14478 | Состоялось в городе Коло 15 ноября 1890 года в 6 часов вечера. Явилась Миндла Гутман, акушерка, 38 лет, жительствущая в городе Коло, в присутствии свидетелей Михаила Копинского, торговца, 44 лет и Герша Наймана, церковного служителя, 62 лет, жительствующих в городе Коло, и предъявила нам младенца женского пола, объявляя что он родился в здешнем городе 2 ноября текущего года в 4 часа дня от покойного Ицека Розентретера, 27 лет, жителя города Домбе, запасного солдата, убитого в здешнем городе в ночь на 2 ноября, и законной его жены Фрайдлы-Блюмы, урожденной Копинской, 22 лет от роду. Младенцу этому даны имена Перел-Итта. Акт сей по прочтении присутствующими подписан. | Rosentreter, Perel-Itta (I4551)
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| 14479 | Состоялось в городе Коло 16 ноября 1890 в три часа пополудни. Явились Михаил Копинский, торговец, 44 лет и Герш Найман, церковный служитель, 62 лет, жительствующие в городе Коло, и объявили, что вчера в 11 часов вечера умерла здесь в городе Коло Перел-Итта Розентретер, двух недель от роду, дочь уже покойного Ицека и находящейся в живых Фрейдлы-Блюмы, урожденной Копинской, супругов Розентретер, постоянных жителей города Домбе. Акт сей по прочтении присутствующими подписан, из которых Копинский - дядя умершей. | Rosentreter, Perel-Itta (I4551)
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| 14480 | Состоялось в городе Коло 3 ноября 1890 года в 3 часа пополудни. Явились Шляма Кемпинский, 35 лет, и Мачек Гутман, 48 лет, торговцы, жительствущие в городе Коло, и объявили, что в ночь на второе число сего ноября умер здесь в городе Коло Ицек Розентретер, запасной солдат, 27 лет, сын Танхена и Марием-Худес, урожденной Гутман, житель города Домбе, временно в Коло проживающий, оставив после себя овдовевшую жену Блюму-Фрайдлу, урожденную Копинскую. Акт сей по прочтении присутствующими подписан. | Rosentreter, Itsekh (Izaak) (I4526)
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| 14481 | Состоялось в городе Коло 3 ноября 1890 года в 3 часа пополудни. Явились Шляма Кемпинский, 35 лет, и Мачек Гутман, 48 лет, торговцы, жительствущие в городе Коло, и объявили, что в ночь на второе число сего ноября умер здесь в городе Коло Михаил-Алие Розентретер, 15 лет от роду, сын Маера, житель города Турска, временно в Коло при родственниках проживавший. Акт сей по прочтении присутствующими подписан. | Rosentreter, Mikhail-Aliye (I4555)
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| 14482 | Состоялось в городе Коло 4 ноября 1890 года в 12 часов полудни. Явились Шляма Кемпинский, 35 лет, и Мачек Гутман, 48 лет, торговцы, жительствущие в городе Коло, и объявили, что вчера в 6 часов вечера умер здесь в городе Коло Танхен Розентретер, полтора лет от роду, сын Ицека и Фрайдлы-Блюмы, урожденной Копинской, супругов Розентретер, жителей города Домбе, временно в Коло проживающих. Акт сей по прочтении присутствующими подписан. | Rosentreter, Tanchen (I4556)
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| 14483 | Состоялось в городе Коло 9 июня 1888 года в 11 часов утра. Явился Вигдор-Ляйбус Левенталь, раввин города Коло, вместе с Ицехом Розентретер, холостым, 25 лет, сыном Танхена и Марии-Худес, уроженной Гутман, жителем города Домбе и Блюмою-Фрайдлою Копинскою, девицею, 25, дочерью Михаила и Эстер, урожденной Шмерлевской, супругов Копинских, в городе Коло при родителях проживающую, в присутствии Абрама Заубермана, купца, 58 лет и Герша Наймана, церковного служителя, 56 лет, жительствущих в городе Коло, и объявил, что вчера в 8 часов вечера заключил религиозный брачный союзмежду Ицехом Розентретером и Блюмою-Фрайдолю Копинскою. Браку сему предшествовали три оглашения, опубликованные в Домбской и Кольской церквях 7,14 и 21 мая текущего года. Новобрачные объявили, что предбрачный договор между ними заключен не был. Позволение родителей невесте последовало словесно. Акт сей по прочтении присуствущими подписан. | Family (F1855)
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| 14484 | ‘Of the wedded man: Martin Motitschka and Franziska née Rosterkall; of the wedded woman: Amalia Blau, unmarried. The witnesses were Richard Sommer and Karl Rosentreter.’ https://yandex.ru/archive/catalog/2924ed3d-b02b-47b2-a979-5c384c5813e7/31?snippet=%D0%A0%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C+%D0%9C%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%BA%D0%B0%3B+%D0%BF+%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%87%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B9+%D0%BD%D0%B5%3A+%D0%90%D0%BC%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B8%D1%8F+%D0%91%D0%BB%D0%B0%D1%83+%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%B0%D0%BC%D1%83%D0%B6%D0%BD%D1%8F%D1%8F.+%D0%A1%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BB%D1%8F%D0%BC%D0%B8+%D0%B1%D1%8B%D0%BB%D0%B8+%D0%A0%D0%B8%D1%88%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B4+-+%D0%97%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%80+%D0%B8+%07%5B%D0%9A%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BB%07%5D+%07%5B%D0%A0%D0%BE%D0%B7%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%80%07%5D.&text=%D0%A0%D0%BE%D0%B7%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%80+%D0%9A%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BB | Rosentreter, Karl Ludwig Jnr (I4654)
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| 14485 | № 37. This took place in the town of Przedecz on the eighth of November in the year one thousand eight hundred twenty-eight at three o'clock in the afternoon. Appeared Marcin Radke, a clothier, aged thirty-eight, and Fryderyk Tetziaw, a clothier, aged forty-four, both residents of this town, and declared: that on the seventh day of this month and year at eight o'clock in the morning, from convulsions died Karol Rosentreter, aged four years, the son of Jan and Karolina, the spouses Rosentreter, residents of this town. After personal visual confirmation of Rosentreter's decease. | Rosentreter, Karol (I5285)
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| 14486 | № 5. This took place in the town of Przedecz on the twenty-seventh of January in the year one thousand eight hundred thirty-three at one o'clock in the afternoon. We hereby declare that in the presence of the witnesses: Jan Boecker, a clothier from Przedecz, aged fifty-one, and Marcin Radke, a clothier from Przedecz, aged forty-three, on this day a religious marriage was contracted between the widower Jan Rosentreter, a clothier residing in Przedecz, aged fifty-one, and the maiden Anna Suzanna Glokzien, aged twenty, the daughter of the late spouses Krysztof and Dorota Glokzien, residents of the town of Schönlanke in Prussia, deceased, born there, and currently residing in Przedecz with her brother, Marcin Glokzien. This marriage was preceded by three banns on the thirteenth, twentieth, and twenty-seventh of January of the current year in the local parish, as well as the oral consent of the bride's brother, present at the marriage act, which was declared here today. No impediments to the marriage arose, and the newlyweds declare that they have not entered into a prenuptial agreement. | Family (F0411)
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| 14487 | № 55. This took place in the town of Przedecz on the thirtieth of October in the year one thousand eight hundred thirty-two at two o'clock in the afternoon. Appeared Jan Rosentreter, a clothier residing in Przedecz, aged sixty-one, in the presence of Marcin Radke, a clothier, aged forty-one, and Andrzej Doboszewski, a clothier, aged thirty-four, residents of Przedecz, and presented to us a male child born in Przedecz on the thirtieth of October of the current year at ten o'clock in the morning to his wife Anna Karolina Radke, aged forty; To this child, during the Holy Baptism performed today, was given the name Andrzej, and his godparents were the aforementioned Andrzej Doboszewski and Anna Julianna Kermanowska. № 56. This took place in the town of Przedecz on the thirtieth of October in the year one thousand eight hundred thirty-two at two o'clock in the afternoon. Appeared Jan Rosentreter, a clothier residing in Przedecz, aged fifty-one, in the presence of Marcin Radke, a clothier, aged forty-one, and Andrzej Doboszewski, aged thirty-four, both residents of Przedecz, and presented to us a male child born here on this day at half past one in the afternoon to his wife Anna Karolina Radke, aged forty; This child was presented to us with the attestation that it was born dead, and therefore it was also recorded in the Death Register on this day. № 77. This took place in Przedecz on the thirtieth of October in the year one thousand eight hundred thirty-two at two o'clock in the afternoon. Appeared Marcin Radke, a clothier, aged forty-one, and Marcin Glokzien, a clothier, aged thirty-three, both residents of Przedecz, and declared that on this day at half past one in the morning was born a male child, which was presented to us with the attestation that it came into the world stillborn; The son of Jan Rosentreter, a clothier, and his wife Anna Karolina Radke, residents of Przedecz. After personal visual confirmation of the death of this child, who on this day was also recorded in the Birth Register. This act was read aloud to the parties present and was signed by Glokzien. | Rosentreter, Andreas (I5280)
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