I have not been able to work the
Hannover archives, but it states it found an entry for GIESELMAN,
Hann. 74 Calenberg Nr. 749
Could some kind soul find the names that go with this . Thank you.
Rita Broeker
Missouri
Hi Rita,
I'm baffled on this one. I see where you got the entry for Gieselman
(on the first page after you chose Hannover). I never do a search that way.
I go to the Index, then enter the name and chose Personen. However, I get
nothing when I search for Gieselman there. I don't know why.
Is your Gieselman an emigrant? Maybe there are names there that are not
emigrants. I suppose what I would do is write an email to the archives of
Hannover, list the name and the code, and ask for the given name. Tell them
you don't want to order a record for the wrong person.
poststelle@staatsarchiv-h.niedersachsen.de
However, the code does show a definite tie between Gieselman(n) and
Calenberg - it could be the birthplace, residence, or the place of origin
before emigration.
Maybe someone else has a better idea.
Barbara
Rita Broeker schrieb:
I have not been able to work the Hannover archives, but it states it found an entry for GIESELMAN, Hann. 74 Calenberg Nr. 749
Could some kind soul find the names that go with this . Thank you.Rita Broeker
Missouri
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Hello Rita Broeker in Missouri,
I�m wondering if your GIESELMAN may have any connection to:
Henrietta GIESSELMANN, *22.02.1864 in Boston ?
+01.03.1900 in New York
I don�t know more than she was married (1888 in New York?)to:
Arno VAHLBRUCH, *06.05.1859 in Hannover(?),
alternativ:*06.05.1858 in Salzhemmendorf(?)
Calenberger Land
he died +03.06.1932 in New York
There are some other persons/names which may give you some
idears: Al (Albert) FENSKE, BORDTHASER.
Greetings
Klaus (Vahlbruch) D-73779 Deizisau, near Stuttgart, Geremany