Eggert Family Genealogy

Taeschke, Mathias



Married	Troianin, Susanna ()
Children:
    1. Teschke, Matthias (*1777 Butzig, Schwetz, Westpreussen)

Sources:
SCHWETZ

Troianin, Susanna



Married	Taeschke, Mathias ()
Children:
    1. Teschke, Matthias (*1777 Butzig, Schwetz, Westpreussen)

Sources:
SCHWETZ

Templin, Elisabeth

Baptism:   6 Jan 1773, Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen
Death:     after 1814

Father:    Templin, Jacob (*1739 +1814 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)
Mother:    Schwanke, Katharina (*1748 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen +1817 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)

Married	Zillmann, Adam (*1763 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen +>1822)
Children:
    1. Zillmann, Mariana (*1797 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    2. Zillmann, Helena (*1800 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen +1801 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    3. Zillmann, Catharine (*1802 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    4. Zillmann, Elisabeth (*1804 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen +1825 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    5. Zillmann, Christian (*1810 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen +1811 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)

Notes:
Taufpaten: H. Jacobus Fut et Elisabetha Drawrowna
Sources:
REH, REHK

Polietin, Eva

Birth:     1748
Death:     6 Jan 1806, Buchwalde, Rehden, Westpreussen
Burial:    8 Jan 1806, Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen


Married	Cabel, Johann (*1733 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen +1815 Buchwalde, Rehden, Westpreussen)
Children:
    1. Cabel, Christoph (*1761 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    2. Cabel, Jacob (*1766 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    3. Cabel, Christina (*1771 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    4. Zabel, George (*1771)
    5. Cabel, Marianna (*1773 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    6. Cabel, Johann (*1776 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    7. Zabel, Andreas (*1779 Buchwalde, Rehden, Westpreussen +1803 Buchwalde, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    8. Zabel, Gottfried (Deogratus) (*1787 Buchwalde, Rehden, Westpreussen)

Notes:
Or Politow, Phulitin. She died of head pains.
Sources:
REH, REHK

Strempling, Anna



Married	Zillmann, Roch ()
	     29 Jan 1750, Rehden, Westpreussen

Sources:
REHK

Woltemate, Engel


Father:    Woltemate, Heinrich ()
Mother:    Boße, Gesche ()

Married	Spannuth, Johann ( +>1654)
	     18 Jan 1620
Children:
    1. Spannuth, Margarete ()
    2. Spannuth, Henrich (*1641 Volksdorf, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    3. Spannuth, Johann (*1644 Volksdorf, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe)
    4. Spannuth, Catharine ()

Notes:
From Volksdorf.
Sources:
SP11(Page: 3)

Woltemate, Heinrich


Father:    Wolthomate, Helmich ( +>1595)

Married	Boße, Gesche ()
	     20 Jan 1595
Children:
    1. Woltemate, Engel ()

Notes:
From Volksdorf.

Testibus: Segbroch, Hennig; Wolthomate, Helmich; Wolthomate, Johan; Wohlthomate, Heinrich.
Sources:
SP11(Page: 3), EHEBERED(Page: 40, ID: 93)

Heine, Laeg

Death:     between 1669 and 1671


Married	Hardekopff, Margarete ()
	     24 Jan 1669
Children:
    1. Heine, Hanß ()

Notes:
From Hespe.
Sources:
SP11(Page: 11), EHEBERED2(Page: 95, ID: 1802), EHEBERED2(Page: 87, ID: 1732)

____, Sophia



Married	Cabel, Adam (*1697 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen +>1772)
Children:
    1. Cabel, Marianna (*1728 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    2. Cabel, Johann (*1733 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen +1815 Buchwalde, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    3. Cabel, Jacob (*1736 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    4. Cabel, Magdalena (*1738 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)
    5. Cabel, Elisabetha (*1740 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen)

Sources:
REHK

Szwank, Paul

Baptism:   10 Jan 1705


Married	____, Anna ()
Children:
    1. Schwanke, Katharina (*1748 Gollembiewo, Rehden, Westpreussen +1817 Masanken, Rehden, Westpreussen)

Notes:
He was probably one of about nine signers of a 28-point agreement of 7 May 1751 regulating the village of Gollembiewo, Kreis Rehden. This agreement dictated the selection of a governing council, keeping chimneys clean, fences repaired, ditches and streams clear, no name-calling, no magic or adultery, keeping livestock in check, handling complaints, fights, theft, tapping communal beer kegs, table manners, rebuilding after a fire, retaining stolen goods, taking in renters, and selling their portions of the community. Most of the penalties were in the form of money, wax for the church, and beer for the community. The penalty for false accusation of magic or adultery included sitting under a table and hitting oneself in the mouth with a shoe.
Sources:
REHK, GGK(Page: 79)

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