Heinbockel and Buxtehude Germany

Dear List:

Many thanks for Barbara for her help on this one. Some of my ancestors may have come from the Heinbockel and Buxtehude area. There are references to a baptism for Heinrich Butt (son of Johann Friedrich and Mette Ehlers or Alpers) on April 6, 1852 in Heinbockel. Johann may have been born there in 1824-27 and married Mette there. The civil record(s) found on http://aidaonline.niedersachsen.de/ which contain these names are not accessible online. I have emailed the Stade archives, but no response. Any suggestions on how to access these records?

Johann's second wife was Margaretha Tiedeman(n). The only record from aidaonline containing both names is from Buxtehude, which is near Heinbockel.
Does anyone know to which Evangelical church or churches Heinbockel and Buxtehude belonged in 1820 through 1867? The LDS does not appear to have any films on either of these locations.

Thanks!

Robin

Hi Robin,

    I was just hunting around and found a Tiedemann from Heinbokel. There
is also a child born in Düdenbüttel ( which is next door to Heinbokel). I
don't see a church in Düdenbüttel either.

You could contact the person listed--there is an email address.

Barbara

Dear List:

Hi Barbara,

the parish You are searching is "Himmelpforten", ten kilometer north of
Stade. Buxtehude lays about 30 km east of Stade. The church books starts in
1692.

Best wishes

Dr. Wilhelm Thiele

Hi Robin,

In a previous posting you requested the parish for the village of
Heinbockel.

In his posting from several hours ago, Dr. Wilhelm Thiele states:

the parish You are searching is "Himmelpforten", ten kilometer north of
Stade. Buxtehude lays about 30 km east of Stade. The church books starts

in

1692.

I do not think that this is correct, at least for the early 1800 time
period. Heinbockel was in the parish of Oldendorf. I checked the on-line
marriage records for Oldendorf posted by my distant cousin Heino Buckst�ver
from Fredenbeck and there appears to be only two Butts married in that
parish prior to 1852. On 3 June 1779 Peter Hinrich Butt from the village of
Oldendorf married Margret Holthusen from the village of Burweg (located in
the parish of Horst just to the north of the parish of Oldendorf) and on 18
April 1820 Jacob Meyer from the village of Oldendorf married Rebecca Butt
from the village of Klein-Fredenbeck (located in the parish of Mulsum just
to the south of the parish of Oldendorf).

There are many Tiedemanns found in the Oldendorf records include a
significant number from the village of Heinbockel. Tiedemann is a very
common name in the region. I myself descend from at least seven Tiedemann
lines from the parish of Lamstedt (located just west of the parish of
Oldendorf) on my father's side and one Tiedemann line from the village and
parish of Bevern (located about 11 miles south-southwest of the village of
Oldendorf) on my mother's side. Tiedemann was and perhaps still is the most
common name in the parish of Lamstedt.

The name Butt is also found in the parish of Lamstedt. I descend from two
different ways from Butt ancestors from the villages of Stinstedt and
Mittelstenahe in the western part of that parish.

That said, I checked for your Butt/Tiedemann ancestors in the parish of
Lamstedt in the Stammtafeln records from the Lamstedter B�rdemuseum (the
local history museum in Lamstedt) several months ago when you first posted
your query about your ancestors with those names and did not find them.
(The B�rdemuseum Stammtafeln records are descendancy charts for
approximately 1000 different family names who have lived in the parish of
Lamstedt from the early-to-mid 1600's through the early 1900's. There are
221 charts in all (many charts contain records for multiple families).
There six different Tiedemann charts that contain descendancy information
for close to 2000 people named Tiedemann who lived in the parish of Lamstedt
during that time and there is one Butt chart.)

The Tiedemann name is also found in all of the parishes that I have
researched near Lamstedt and Oldendorf, including Horst, Hechthausen,
Basbeck, Bederkesa, Ringstedt, Oerel, Oese, Kirchwistedt, Bremerv�rde,
Bevern, Selsingen, Heeslingen, Mulsum, Bargstedt and Harsefeld. The Butt
name is found in many of these parishes too (I think I remember seeing it in
Hechthausen, Bederkesa, Ringstedt, Oerel, Kirchwistedt and Bargstedt, but I
am not sure.)

I wish you luck with your research.

Fred Buck
Cincinnati, Ohio

Dear Robin,

Did you ever mention where in the U.S. your more recent BUTT family lived?

Silly speculation here..

I posted message 10 /08/ 2006 (searching for Butt) ...

Had stumbled upon obit for a Fred Butts...with a Rudoph Potrafke listed as pall bearer..

Well... long story shorter... Potrafke I think connect to my Sahs family... Anna Potrafke-Pieper of Edwardsville, Illinois married Henry Pieper in Decatur, Illinois...

Well my relatives were pall-bearers for Anna & Henry Pieper's funerals...

Well anyhow... dad's brother Eddie's wife.. mom..married a Tiemann.. Nellie is buried at ST. Peter & Paul Cemetery,per ..Catholic Archdoicesan St. Louis burial search.....

And mom's memory.

Barbie-Lew

P.S. O.K. pretty goofy post.

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