The death of Anna Maria Seelemann, born Apelt, on July 25, 1813, is recorded
in Mormon film 1273391. She was buried July 27. Her husband was Christian
Seelemann, meat cutter, and she left behind one son and two daughters. The
age at death is illegible, but clearly ends with 2, and the first digit could
be 7. She is listed as dying of old age (Alterschwäche), so it could be
age 72. Thus she might be the mother of Christian Gottlieb.The death of Christian Gottlob Seelmann is recorded on Mormon film 1273391 on
January 2, 1826, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany, item number 1, buried January
5. He is listed as an local elderly citizen and meat cutter. The age at
death is written on the book, but does not appear on the film because it was
lost in the crack. I think it says he was already a widower, but I could be
wrong. It states that he leaves behind one son, so this could be the father
of Christian Gottlieb.I wonder whether Johann Gottlob Seelemann
or Johann Friedrich Wilhelm
Seelemannis related. Church office in Gräfenhainichen: Evangelische Gemeinde Kirchenrat,
Kirchplatz 3, 06773 Gräfenhainichen, Germany; phone (03-49-53) 2-20-60.Church office in Raguhn: Evangelische Pfarramt, 06779 Raguhn; phone
(03-49-06) 2-08-28.Church office in Dessau: address: Landeskirchenrat, Friedrich Strasse 22-24,
Dessau; phone (0340) 2-20-33-22. Archives phone: (0340) 82-48-62. According
to the state archives in Wolfenbuttel, these archives are responsible now for
Gräfenhainichen.
The surname name Seiler is written as Seilerin for women in this era, and we found it that way in the records.
Second daughter. Died July 6, 1830, in Gräfenhainichen,
Germany, at the age of 30, with no children or husband, of
consumption. Buried July 8. The death is recorded on Mormon
film 1273391, death number 30 in that year. The first name on
the death record looks like Arnata, but the second and third
letters were hard to read.
Born October 29, 1801, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany.
The birth is recorded on Mormon film 1273390, item 64.
He's listed as the third child, but the digit 3 is barely
legible, so it may be wrong.
Baptised November 1.
Died November 8, 1801, buried November 11.
The death is recorded on Mormon film 1273390.
Johanna Christiana Friederica Seelemann
Born October 26, 1802, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany.
The birth is recorded on Mormon film 1273390.
Baptised October 29.
Died February 4, 1804, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany.
The death is recorded on Mormon film 1273390.
Buried February 7.
Born March 9, 1812, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany.
The birth is recorded on Mormon film 1273391.
Baptised March 9 at home.
Died October 6, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany,
of scarlet fever.
Buried October 7.
The death is recorded on Mormon film 1273391.
Born March 21, 1817, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany.
The birth is recorded on Mormon film 1273391.
Baptised March 25.
Died September 19, 1818, in Gräfenhainichen, Germany,
of dysentery.
The death is recorded on Mormon film 1273391.
Buried September 21.
According to the census in Vetlanda, she moved to Wimmerby (?) on Nov 21, 1876, and also (?) on Oct 21, 1881.
Went to the USA July 16, 1882, and lived and died in Brooklyn. Known as "Augusta". We have a nice portrait of the family in which the oldest boy appears to be 13, so the picture would have been taken in 1911.
Went to the USA July 16, 1882, and lived and died in
Brooklyn. Known as "Augusta". We have a nice portrait of the family in
which the oldest boy appears to be 13, so the picture would have been taken
in 1911.
According to an interview with Ted Lind in 1974: Known as ``Uncle Charlie''.
Born October 16, 1870, in Hvetlanda parish, Sweden.
Moved to USA February 29, 1888. Farmed near Pilot Mound. Died in Boone, Iowa, 1953.
According to an interview with Ted Lind in 1974: Known as ``Uncle Charlie''.
Born October 16, 1870, in Hvetlanda parish, Sweden.
Moved to USA February
29, 1888. Farmed near Pilot Mound. Died in Boone, Iowa, 1953.
According to an interview with Ted Lind in 1974: Known as ``Uncle Charlie''.
Born October 16, 1870, in Hvetlanda parish, Sweden.
Moved to USA February 29, 1888. Farmed near Pilot Mound. Died in Boone, Iowa, 1953.
According to an interview with Ted Lind in 1974: Known as ``Uncle Charlie''.
Born October 16, 1870, in Hvetlanda parish, Sweden.
Moved to USA February
29, 1888. Farmed near Pilot Mound. Died in Boone, Iowa, 1953.
Mauritz and Emma farmed in the Pilot Mound area, retiring to Pilot Mound in
1953. Mauritz died in 1966, and she married Elmer Anderson in 1979.