Originally I listed the name as Carl.
Henrietta Wilhelmine Seelemann
Born October 18, 1842, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany. The birth is recorded in the church book in the church in Gräfenhainichen as an out-of-wedlock birth, because the parents were divorced before the birth. We don't know whether the father listed really is the father.
The name Seelemann is occasionally spelled as Seelmann.
Dan Grayson has a picture from his grandmother Emilie Kinne of a young man in a military uniform. The name penciled on the back is Wilhelm Zander. A similar picture of a young woman is labeled ``my mother's sister and brother'', presumably by Emilie. Assuming the pictures go together, the young man is probably Friedrich Wilhelm Zander, and the woman could be Henriette Mathilde Zander. Both pictures come from photography studios in Leipzig, and would have been taken about 1900. Leipzig is a big city only 25 miles south of Raguhn and Gräfenhainichen, so family members could have easily travelled there.
From Wolfgang Windolph: The family Henriette Wilhelmine Seelemann and Carl Louis Wilhelm Zander or the young Friedrich Wilhelm Zander moved from Gräfenhainichen to Eschwege (Hessen). Reasons and date unknown. All Children of Friedrich Wilhelm Zander were born in Eschwege. At unknown date the family moved from Eschwege to the area of Raguhn-Bitterfeld.
Brigitte Weise has recorded a birth date of 1842/09/02 for her.
I wonder why she has the same name as her sister.
Twin.
Twin.
Twin.
Born February 16, 1805, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany. The birth is recorded
in the Mormon microfilm 1273390 made from the duplicate copy of the original church
record book. Baptised February 19.
Builder of Mayflower
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married 25 Sep1569
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married 25 Sep1569
Marriage Notes for John Vassal II and Anne Russell-3347
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married 25 Sep1569
Builder of Mayflower
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married 25 Sep1569
of Caen, Normandy, France, a Huguenot
of Caen, Normandy, France, a Huguenot