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<\/a><\/p>\nOne goes back from 1823 and another is two generations earlier. Schwechheimer is a name that goes back to the early days of the Hirschenhof Colony in Latvia. Before that, the Schwechheimer family lived in Germany in a town named\u00a0Altlu\u00dfheim on the Rhine River:<\/p>\n
By the way, I was wondering what Schwechheimer meant. I was having trouble finding an answer, but then found a blogger who supposed it meant ‘one from Schwechheim as that is apparently a Town in Germany. Unfortunately, I have not found a town with that name and spelling.<\/p>\n I found Rosine already when I looked at my Rathfelder ancestors in the Revision Lists:<\/p>\n In 1850, Rosine was living in Hirschenhof on Farm 3 with her husband and young children.<\/p>\n This looks like Gottfried:<\/p>\n I was a little surprised to find this record at Ancestry, as I did not know that they covered the 1834 Revision Lists. Here, Gottfried was living at farm XI:<\/p>\n This is my attempt at transcribing the 1834 Revision List for the Schweccheimer family:<\/p>\n Green is meant to indicate my direct ancestor. I count that Johann’s wife had 16 children. That is a lot:<\/p>\n I must have this information from a Gangnus book that I bought.<\/p>\n It looks like the farm number is where the family number used to be.<\/p>\n It looks like some extended family was living on the farm. Probably explained in German notes that I didn’t look up. I have that Johann’s mother lived until 1822, but I do not see her in this Revision:<\/p>\n She should have been about 66 years old in 1816.<\/p>\n We will not see Anna Maria in the 1811 List as it contained men only:<\/p>\n I am getting lazy, so I will not transcribe this Revision. I assume that Johann and Johann George were brothers. It looks like the sons of Johann George made their way to other Farms within Hirschenhof if I am reading it correctly.<\/p>\n Here we see the family is on Farm 8. However, I wonder if the numbering was different in 1782 from what it was to be in 1811 as there always seems to be a change.<\/p>\n This is an interesting snapshot as it adds another generation to my Schwechheimer ancestry. Also I finally found Anna Maria Schmidt.<\/p>\n My Ancestry Tree reveals some discrepancies:<\/p>\n I found this Ancestry Tree interesting:<\/p>\n However, why is Anna Maria now Conrad instead of Schmidt? The reference for this tree has different surnames:<\/p>\n Here we have Schmidt which I have and Krieger. The Geneanet page makes more sense:<\/p>\n Here he marries Anna Maria Krieger who dies and then he marries Anna Maria Schmidt who was 25 years younger than his first wife and she has the other children.<\/p>\n It turns out that I found Anna Margaretha in the 1782 Audit on Farm 26 in Hirschenhof:<\/p>\n She is 27, so born in 1755. It all seems to check out. Here is more from the Geneanet Tree:<\/p>\n This follows the Hauk Line.<\/p>\n In an 2018 Blog, I had this connection:<\/p>\n Wolf has other connections. However, Wolf never got added to this Schwechheimer DNA\/Genealogy Chart:<\/p>\n George Michael was noted in the 1811 Revision List above as going to Farm #28. Here is Wolf’s Line added:<\/p>\n Wolf’s tree carries the Schweccheimer Line back to the 1500’s:<\/p>\n Wolf has the family in Atussheim, Germany the whole time. However, there is some confusion in his tree:<\/p>\n Wolf has Anna Maria Schmidt married to Johann Markus Schwechheimer. She dies and then has all her children which cannot be right. The mistake must be due to what Geneanet shows – that Markus married two women with the same name: Anna Maria. Based on the 1782 Audit above, it is clear that Anna Maria Schmidt was alive at the time and born about 1746.<\/p>\n At Ancestry, Markus is in 18 trees. None of them look quite right, but the combination of these two trees looks good to me:<\/p>\n Anna is from my Gangnus to Lutke to Furhmann side of my tree:<\/p>\n This appears to be one record of their marriage:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nJohann Gottfried Schwechheimer in 1834<\/h2>\n
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Some Genealogy for Johann Markus Schwechheimer<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAnna Elisabeth Schwechheimer Born about 1784<\/h2>\n
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