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Johann Heinrich Wesemann

about 1736 to 1801

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Hereditary-rent miller of the middle mill at Linse, “aus Grubenhagen.” Married Christine Kampen, probably in 1770; married Regine Sophie Henrici, 1792

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  • 1770, 18 NovemberMarriage Johann Heinrich Wesemann “from Grubenhagen” marries Christine Kampen at Salzhemmendorf (the day probably so): the one record of where the miller came from; the groom probably the Linse miller
  • 1789, 6 JanuaryBaptism Caroline Louise Wesemann born at Linse to Johann Heinrich Wesemann and Christine Kampen; baptized 11 January. Her burial of 1851 gives 15 December 1785, probably the informant’s error: one daughter, not two
  • 1791Mill and property Johann Friedrich Boerms, miller at Thran, sues Johann Heinrich Wesemann over water
  • 1792, 8 NovemberMarriage Johann Heinrich Wesemann marries his second wife, Regine Sophie Henrici, as the Halle register records
  • 1801, DecemberDeath Johann Heinrich Wesemann dies; his son Georg Ludewig holds the middle mill from 1803

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Heinrich Weseman[n]1767
Heinrich Wesemann
Johann Hr. Wesemann
Heinrich Waßemann
Heinr. Wäsemann
Johann Heinrich Wäsemann
Heinrich Wasemann
Johann Heinrich Wassemann
Wäßemann
Johann Heinrich Wü[s]emannLauenförde banns, 1792
Johann Heinrich Wasmann1830 widow’s entry

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