Eggert Family Genealogy
Baptism: 21 JAN 1672, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Death: 23 MAR 1737, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Burial: 25 MAR 1737, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Father: Geistman, Hennig (*1644 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1719 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Mother: Hermensen, Anna (*1644 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1707 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Married Kettlers, Anna Margreta ()
21 MAY 1695, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
1. Geistmann, Hennig Rudolph (*1696 Großenheidorn,Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
2. Geistman, Gerd Hinrich (*1698 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Geistman, Anna Margreta (*1702 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
4. Geistman, Anna Maria (*1703 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1735 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Notes:
From Großenheidorn. Duck catcher by license from the count of
Schaumburg-Lippe.
Taufpate: Heinrich Geistman avy paterny
SOURCE: STEIN
Married Geistman, Cord (*1672 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1737 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
21 MAY 1695, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
1. Geistmann, Hennig Rudolph (*1696 Großenheidorn,Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
2. Geistman, Gerd Hinrich (*1698 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Geistman, Anna Margreta (*1702 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
4. Geistman, Anna Maria (*1703 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1735 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Notes:
SOURCE: STEIN
Baptism: 1644, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Burial: 6 SEP 1719, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Father: Geistman, Heinrich ( +>1672)
Married Hermensen, Anna (*1644 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1707 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
16 JUL 1667, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
1. Geistman, Hinrich (*1668 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
2. Geistman, Cord (*1672 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1737 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Geistman, Anna Margreta (*1682 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Notes:
Church head elder and duck catcher, lived in Großenheidorn. He oversaw
the reparation of the chapel in Großenheidorn in 1694/1695.
A description of duck catching on the Steinhuder Meer was written in
1617: The duck catcher kept semi-tame ducks in a small hut at the edge
of the lake. These ducks would lure wild ducks to feed with them and
enter the hut. When the duck catcher closed the entrance to the hut, the
semi-tame ducks would find the secret exits prepared for that purpose,
but the wild ducks would not, and could then easily be caught in the hut
and killed. A map drawn in 1740 shows the duck catching hut to be on
the shore a half mile northeast of Steinhude.
SOURCE: STEIN; STEIN2.41; GRHEID.19; SCH1740
Baptism: 7 JUL 1644, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Burial: 25 NOV 1707, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Father: Hermans, Cordt ( +1653 Großenheidorn,Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Mother: <unknown>, ( +>1682)
Married Geistman, Hennig (*1644 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1719 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
16 JUL 1667, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
1. Geistman, Hinrich (*1668 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
2. Geistman, Cord (*1672 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe +1737 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Geistman, Anna Margreta (*1682 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Notes:
SOURCE: STEIN
Death: 11 APR 1664, Husum,Nienburg/Weser,Hannover
Burial: Husum,Nienburg/Weser,Hannover
Father: Gerst, Johannes Pastor (*<1561 Münchhausen,Hessen-Kassel +>1624 Husum?,Nienburg/Weser,Hannover)
Mother: ____, Katharina (*1555 +1636 Elnhausen,Hessen-Kassel)
Married ____, Margrete ( +>1664 Husum,Nienburg/Weser,Hannover)
Children:
1. Gersten, Justus Henrich Engelbert Pastor ( +1686 Husum,Nienburg/Weser,Hannover)
Notes:
Also called Gerstmann, Gerstig, Gerstmar, and Westermann. He was
schoolmaster in Mandelsloh for three years, in Wölpe for four years, and
then in Loccum. He fled the monastery in Loccum (as did everyone) in
1625 during the Thirty Years' War. His clothes and several books were
stolen from him near Sachsenhagen. In 1626 the residents of Husum
(now Husum Kreis Nienburg/Weser) hired him to replace their previous
pastor, who had fled to Wolfenbüttel after Tilly had burned his house and
a third of Husum with it. The text of their letter of 18 March 1626 to
the duke for his consent to the hiring is still extant. Gerst was named
as pastor on 28 April 1626.
In 1641 he was temporarily suspended from preaching in Husum because
he withheld confession from some people without grounds, increased the
confession fees, and removed some pews from the church. For four
weeks the pastor in Schneeren delivered the sermons in Husum.
In 1664 he had a maid named Anna Küker.
Caspar Gerst served in Husum until his death in 1664. The
superintendant from Neustadt, Jessaeus, promised him before his death
to help his son become pastor in Husum, which he did.
Pastor Gerst was described as a pious, exemplary man, well founded in
philosophy and theology, granted by God with a considerable talent for
preaching, and well received by his congregation because of his piety.
SOURCE: PHANSLP1.552; HUSUM; HUSUM2.116; HUSUM3.1,2
Birth: BEF 1561, Münchhausen,Hessen-Kassel
Death: AFT 1624, Husum?,Nienburg/Weser,Hannover
Father: Gerst, Matthias Pastor ( +>1584)
Married ____, Katharina (*1555 +1636 Elnhausen,Hessen-Kassel)
Children:
1. Gerst, Caspar Pastor ( +1664 Husum,Nienburg/Weser,Hannover)
2. Gerst, Wilhelm Daniel Pastor (*1600 Elnhausen,Hessen-Kassel +1670 Erda,Hessen-Kassel)
Notes:
Or Gerstius, Gerstinus. He studied in Marburg, was admitted in 1572 and
immatriculated in 1573. He was pastor in Elnhausen, just west of
Marburg, 1588-1606. About Jacobi 1606 he was removed from his
position because he refused to sign the so-called "Vier
Verbesserungspunkte", imposed by the Calvinist Landgraf Moritz von
Hessen-Kassel. He lived as a private citizen in Schweinsberg
1606-1608, then from Lent 1608 until 1619 he served as pastor in
Leusel, near Alsdorf, in Hessen-Darmstadt. He was the first pastor in
Leusel (and for many years thereafter the only such pastor), and served
Altenburg also. At first he continued to live in Schweinsberg, even
though it was a three-hour trip each way. Later he lived in Leusel in a
house no better than a stable; the parish had refused to build a more
suitable parsonage. He also served as teacher at that time. In 1619 he
became pastor in Bernsburg (to which Arnshain was affiliated), where he
continued to serve until 1624, when he retired. He was to have served
again in Elnhausen starting 1624, when the area became Lutheran again,
but he resigned in favor of his son Wilhelm Daniel.
HUSUM says that he served as pastor in Estorf, Kreis Nienburg/Weser,
after 1624, but there was no church in Estorf at that time.
SOURCE: PHANSLP1.552; HUSUM; HUSUM2.116; AHESSPF.101,446,494;
ZHG1869.175; HassSacr.I.444; HassSacr.II.252,261,280,301,303;
REFHESS.73; AHG1899.546,549,553; ANTRIFT.745; BPFARRG.59;
WORLDC.m2abrybenson:I1035; TEXTOR:I1118; LEUSELB.11
Baptism: 30 JUN 1669, Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe
Burial: 25 APR 1729, Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe
Father: Holste, Henrich (*1645 +1675 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Mother: Holdebrandt, Anna Margarethe ()
Married Tegetmeier, Anna Margreta (*c1676 +1760 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
28 JUN 1696, Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
1. Holste, Johan Jörg (*1697 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
2. Holste, (*c1699 +1704 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Holste, Jost Hinrich (*1702 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
4. Holste, (*1705 +1706 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
5. Holste, Johann Dietrich (*1706 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe +1753 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
6. Holste, Johan Daniel (*1709 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe +1737 Steinhude,Schaumburg-Lippe)
7. Holste, Anna Lucia Dorothea (*1711 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
8. Holste, Anna Sophia Margrete (*1714 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe +1719 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Notes:
Windmiller in Altenhagen. He worked for his future father-in-law as a
millers apprentice in Steinhude and is listed so as a baptismal sponsor
for Annen[?] Brinckmans on 22 September 1693. He leased the windmill
in Altenhagen Easter 1696, initially for five years, for 80 Talers a year.
This contract was repeatedly renewed each five years. On 29 September
1699 he was baptismal sponsor for Johan Jürgen Rodemeÿer in
Steinhude. In 1726 the windmill rent increased to 90 Talers. The same
year, Holste complained that a few farmers in Großenheidorn, who were
supposed to send their grain to his mill in Altenhagen, were sending it to
the neighboring province instead.
Taufpate: der Alte Schwiegervater Holdebrandt.
HAGBG gives his marriage date as 21. Juni 1696.
SOURCE: HAGBG.34,35; ALTHGN; STEIN; MÜHLENN.135
Birth: 1645
Burial: 1675, Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe
Father: Holste, Hinrich ()
Married Holdebrandt, Anna Margarethe ()
1665, Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
1. Holste, Hinrich Johann (*1667 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
2. Holste, Johann Cord (*1669 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe +1729 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Holste, Johann Arend (*1672)
Notes:
Miller in Altenhagen. His death record calls him a stepson of the miller.
SOURCE: ALTHGN; HAGBG.34
Father: Holdebrandt, Otto ( +>1669)
Married(1) Holste, Henrich (*1645 +1675 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
1665, Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe
Children:
1. Holste, Hinrich Johann (*1667 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
2. Holste, Johann Cord (*1669 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe +1729 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Holste, Johann Arend (*1672)
Married(2) Hülzagen, Johan ()
21 OCT 1677, Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe
Notes:
Or Ilsabeen Hildebrans.
SOURCE: ALTHGN; HAGBG.34
Death: AFT 1669
Married
Children:
1. Holdebrandt, Anna Margarethe ()
2. Hildebrand, (*c1661 +1665 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
3. Hildebrand, (*1667 Altenhagen,Schaumburg-Lippe)
Notes:
Or Hildebrand. Master tailor in the Hagenburg.
SOURCE: ALTHGN; HAGBG.34
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