Hello Mr. Koellner,
I am very pleased to hear from someone from Delbr�ck. Your English is
very good, compared to my German. I do hope you understand my letter.
I shall try to sort out the information you sent me:
Our Heinrich Wibelor/Wibbelor was born 10 June 1819 son of George
Wibelor of Anreppen and _______ Bruggen of Westerloh. He
married{September 23, 1851}Anna Maria Catherine Rempe born 13 September
1823, daughter of Joann Bernard Rempe born (Sygemeyer) and Anna Maria
Huster( his second wife). This couple had to emigrate in 1851-52 as
their first child was born in USA in June of 1852. Perhaps they came
secretly or illegally? If this Heinrich Wibelor, Weibelor that Pat
Maring posts was born in Delbr�ck it could be the same man, note that
his mother was from Westerloh. I shall write to her as I have
communicated with her previously.
I do thank you for your reply.
Do you have any more information on the Bernard Rempe from Anreppen
and the Johann Bernard Rempe gen Koenig? They are quitel likely related
to this Rempe family that emigrated to Fort Madison Iowa, they are
possibly first cousins.
Frederich Wilhelm Rempe born 1815 marrried Angela Maria Posse (mother
was Niggemeier)
Anna Maria Theresia Rempe born 1822 ,married Stepphen Hermesmeier
Anna Catharina Maria Rempe born 1823, married Heinrich Wiebelor
Herman Wilhelm Rempe, born 1825 Married Elisabeth Niggemeier in 1852
then emigrated to USA
The father of these children, Joan Bernard Rempe natus Sygemeyer, had a
sister who married a Koenig, she was widowed and married a Rempe and
then she had a son Johann Bernard Rempe (gen Koenig)born about 1814.
We have many other relatives from the Delbr�ck, Westenholz, Nordhagen
area, the names are Brockmann, Stapel, Laumeier, Holtfoerster,
Hasselmyer.
Kind regards from
Ruby C Rempe in Kansas
Manfred Koellner wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> sorry, but my English is very bad. I am from Delbr�ck. The village Anreppen now
> belongs to this town. The following information are from the book:
> Allendorf/Broer/M�ller: "Auf nach Amerika! Zur Amerika-Auswanderung aus dem
> Paderborner Land". Bd. 2, Paderborn 1999.
>
> 1. I think the name Wibelor, must be Wibbeler. This name is well known in Anreppen
> and Delbr�ck. In the book are some Wibbelers going to Amerika, but no Heinrich
> Wibbeler. Following Wibbelers I found:
> 1821 Wibbeler, Johann Joseph, b 24.10.1805, Bentfeld (3 km from Anreppen, belongs
> to Delbr�ck now too). Mother Wibbeler, Theresia.
> 1842 Wibbeler, Johann Stephan, b 16.09.1837 in Dorfbauerschaft (part of Delbr�ck,
> ca. 3 km from Anreppen). With him going to Amerika his parents Wibbeler Franz and
> Haselmeyer, Katharina.
> 1851 Wibbeler Conrad, 31 years, parents Wibbeler, Heinrich Farmer in Westerloh
> (Westerloh, a small village also belongs to Delbr�ck, it is 8 km away from
> Anreppen). With him going to Amerika his wife, Finke, Maria Theresia, 24 years,
> parents Finke, Franz Philipp from Nordhagen (also Delbr�ck).
> 1853 Wibbeler, Johann Jodocus, b 20.01.1825 in Anreppen,, Knecht, parents:
> Wibbeler, Jodocus Bernhard; B�cker, Gertrud.
>
> I also found
> Wiebeler, Heinrich, b ca. 1820, Delbr�ck. Quelle: Pat Marin, N Linwood Daverport
> USA, with "Excerpts from West Point, Iowa USA Newspapers"
>
> The name Rempe ist also very well known in Delbr�ck
> Following Rempes going to Amerika:
> 1849 Rempe, Bernhard from Anreppen
> 1883 Rempe, (gen. K�nig), Johann Bernard from Anreppen
>
> Also Hermesmeiers (Hermesmeyer)
>
> 1849 Hermesmeyer, Bernhard. parents Hermesmeyer, Heinrich and Steffensmeyer,
> Elisabeth from Ostenland. (also part of Delbr�ck 8 km to Anreppen)
> his parents emigrated too, with their children: Maria Theresia, b 04.04.1833,
> Josef Bernhard b 23.10.1835, Maria Eva und Johann Jodocus b 31.10.1840, Maria
> Catharina, b 16.4.1844. Quelle Stadtarchiv Delbr�ck A 464
> 1852 Hermesmeier with his family (6 persons). Quelle Stadtarchiv Delbr�ck A 464
> 1852 Hermesmeier, Georg. Quelle Stadtarchiv Delbr�ck A 464
>
> Also listed:
> 1857 Niggemeier, Elisabeth, Magd, Vermogen 40 Th., Quelle Stadtarchiv Salzkotten B
> 914
>
> The name Possen or Passen is not known.
>
> I hope, this can help you.
>
> Greetings from Delbr�ck
>
> Funki K�llner
>
> www.funki-koellner.de
>
> Ruby Rempe schrieb:
>
> > I am searching for emmigration list with Heinrich Wibelor/Wiblor about
> > 30 years old,
> > from Anreppen Westphalia, Married Catherine Rempe (Sygemeier)about 26
> > years old, record in St. Landelineus Catholic Church [Anreppen was
> > within the parish of Boke]
> > After the 1851 marriage in Westphalia, they are recorded in 1860 Federal
> > Census in
> > Iowa with an 8 year old daughter born in Iowa. Heinrich(Henry) listed
> > his occupation as a tailor in the census.
> > Also searching for
> > Stephen Hermesmeier b 1819
> > Anna Maria Theresia Rempe-Hermesmeier b. 1822
> > Franz Herman Hermesmeier born 1844
> > Anna Maria Hermesmeier born 1846, all immigrants born Anreppen, may
> > have came to USA about same time
> > The Rempe sisters had two brothers who also emigrated
> > Herman Wilhlelm, b. 1825 m Elisabeth Niggemeier b. 1827 on 21 September
> > 1852 [Boke]
> > Frederich Wilhlem b. 1815 married Angela Maria Passen/Possen 1816
> > with son Joseph Herman born 1848 all from Anreppen,Westphalia
> > Probably arrived in New Orleans if oral history is correct.
> >
> > Thanks for any help, it would be greatly appreciated. I have searched
> > the GTA and found nothing.
> >
> > nreppen
> > Donald H. Ebbeler" wrote:
> > >
> > > From: Shelley Renee Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > Subject: [WFA] Albsmeyer or Albsmeier
> > >
> > > > I'm not sure I have the correct list but I am looking for information
> > > > concerning Berhard Henry Albsmeyer sometimes spelled Albsmeier in the
> > > > United States. He was married to Anna Horman (I don't know when) and had
> > > > two children that I know of: Fred William Albsmeyer my ancestor and his
> > > > sister Louisa Wilhemnia Albsmeyer. Father and both children imigrated to
> > > > the United States from Kreis Hertford, Prussia Germany but Berhard was
> > > born
> > > > in Westphalen, Germany.
> > >
> > > Hello Shelley,
> > >
> > > The passenger arrival index information seems to fit the following family
> > > from
> > > the Mennigh�ffen parish in Kreis Herford [spellings as on the IGI]:
> > >
> > > Bernhard Henrich Wilhelm Albsmeier oo 20 Nov 1842
> > > Anne Cathrine Marie Oermann
> > >
> > > Children
> > > Carl Friedrich Wilhelm ch. 3 Mar 1844
> > > Friedrich Wilhelm ch. 12 May 1845
> > > Anne Marie Wilhelmine ch. 23 Jan 1848
> > > Anne Marie Ilsebein ch. 28 Apr 1850
> > > Johanne Wilhelmine Louise ch. 17 Oct 1852
> > > Anne Marie Wilhelmine ch. 11 Nov 1855
> > > Anne Marie Caroline ch. 31 Mar 1861
> > >
> > > The father seems to be the following:
> > >
> > > Bernhard Henrich Wilhelm Albsmeier ch. 31 Oct 1819, also Mennigh�ffen
> > > parish
> > > Parents: Johann Friedrich Albsmeier
> > > Anne Cathrine Marie Hauenschild
> > >
> > > and the mother may be the following:
> > >
> > > Anne Marie Cathrine Elisabeth Oermann ch. 2 Jan 1825, Kirchlengern parish
> > > Parents: Christian Fridrich Oermann
> > > Anne Cathrine Elisabeth Kassebaum
> > >
> > > You can check on that by consulting the Mennigh�ffen parish film for the
> > > marriage.
> > > The names of her parents and her age will be given. Kirchlengern is a
> > > separate
> > > parish but very close to Mennigh�ffen in Kreis Herford. On the IGI you will
> > > also
> > > find Oermann births in Mennigh�ffen contemporaneous with these Albsmeier
> > > births.
> > >
> > > The emigration indexes covering that area list a brother of Bernhard
> > > Heinrich,
> > > Ernst Heinrich * 23 Dec 1823 from the village of Grimminghausen in the
> > > Mennigh�ffen parish, who emigrated secretly to America in 1840. A Louise
> > > Albsmeyer from Grimminghausen, Dienstmagd, age 25 is also listed as
> > > emigrating
> > > secretly to America in 1881. The latter listing is in volume 3 of the
> > > Wittekindsland
> > > series for emigrants to America from Kreis Herford.
> > >
> > > The following entries from the Germans to America CDs seem to be a pretty
> > > close
> > > match to at least 2 of the 3 emigrants you know about. They all came on
> > > different ships.
> > > Spelling is as on the CDs.
> > >
> > > HANSA from Bremen, arrived New York 6 Apr 1868
> > > Fror. Albsmeyr, age 23, male, from Westphalia, destination USA
> > >
> > > MOSEL from Bremen, arrived 11 Oct 1879
> > > Bernhard Albsmeier, age 59, male, farmer, from Germany, destination USA
> > >
> > > HOHENSTAUFEN from Bremen, arrived 8 Apr 1881
> > > Louise Albsmeyer, age 25, female, from Prussia, destination Illinois
> > >
> > > Don Ebbeler
> > > Upland, CA
> > >
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