[gelöst] Magdalena Holzmeister

[ParibasWest]

Quelle bzw. Art des Textes: death record
Jahr, aus dem der Text stammt: 1877
Ort und Gegend der Text-Herkunft: Oberursel
Namen um die es sich handeln sollte: Holzmeister

Hello,

Please read and translate the attached document for me. At the bottom there is Borgelesen ...and a name on the line below which I read as Elisabeth Holzmeister xxxxx. The information will be helpful in tracing my family.

I appreciate the expertise of everyone. Thank you very much!
Gloria

[Karla Hari]

hola,

nur das handschriftliche:


Oberursel am 8. Juni 1877
bekannt
Frau Elisabetha Kohrmann (Rohrmann?) Wittwe geb Schmit
Bomerstein Entengasse No 89
Magdalena Holzmeister
Tochter des + Taglöhners Adam Holzmeister u dessen
+ Ehefrau Franziska geb Mann in Bomerstein
Bomerstein
8. Juni
1877
Vormittags drei Uhr
Vorgelesen, genehmigt und unterschrieben
Elisabetha Kohrmann (Rohrmann?) Wittwe (engl: widow)
Unterschriften etc.

[Xtine]

Hallo,

da ist ein bisschen abhanden gekommen


Oberursel am 8. Juni 1877
bekannt
Frau Elisabetha Rohrmann Wittwe geb Schmit
Bomersheim Entengasse No 89
Magdalena Holzmeister
siebzig Jahre alt, katholischer Religion
wohnhaft zu Bomersheim, Entengasse 89, am 13. Juli 1807
geboren zu Bomersheim
ledigen Standes
Tochter des + Taglöhners Adam Holzmeister u dessen
+ Ehefrau Franziska geb Mann in Bomersheim
Bomersheim
8. Juni
1877
Vormittags drei Uhr
Vorgelesen, genehmigt und unterschrieben
Elisabetha R Wittwe (engl: widow)
Unterschriften etc.


PS Bomersheim today with 2 m, Bommersheim

[katrinkasper]

Guten Tag,
ich lese
Schmidt
und Taglöhner.
Bierernst, ohne Lachen.

[Xtine]

Hello,

short form in English:

No 64
Oberursel, June 8th, 1877
Elisabetha Rohrmann, born Schmidt made the notification
Magdalena Holzmeister past the way, she was 70 years old, catholic,
she lived and died in Bommersheim, Entengasse 89, she was born July 13th, 1807 in Bommersheim, unmarried
Daughter of the deceased day laborer Adam Holzmeister and his deceased wife Franziska born Mann, they lived in Bommersheim.
Magdalena died June 8th, 1877 at 3 am in Bommersheim.

[Ramanujan]

Hi Gloria,

as I already noted, Adam Holzmeister and Franziska Mann might also be the parents of Helena Katharina Holzmeister (mother of Peter).
Franziska Mann was born to Adam Mann and his wife Anna Maria (born Kessler) on April 7, 1772 in Bommersheim (familysearch look-up). There is no birth record of Adam Holzmeister in Bommersheim before 1791. If the family tree submitted to familysearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:SYWK-VJM) is correct, he was born in Kahl in 1769 and married Franziska on November 14, 1802.
Elisabeth Rohrmann (born Schmitt) was Magdalena's niece, daughter of her sister Elisabeth Holzmeister (married to Johannes Schmitt https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:SYWK-VJQ).

Again, up to now you may obtain (catholic) church records of Bommersheim only from familysearch (exclusively in the United States - no circulation in Europe).

Regards,
Ramanujan

[ParibasWest]

Thank you everyone! I appreciate the help which is so valuable in research.

[ParibasWest]

Hi Gloria,

as I already noted, Adam Holzmeister and Franziska Mann might also be the parents of Helena Katharina Holzmeister (mother of Peter).
Franziska Mann was born to Adam Mann and his wife Anna Maria (born Kessler) on April 7, 1772 in Bommersheim (familysearch look-up). There is no birth record of Adam Holzmeister in Bommersheim before 1791. If the family tree submitted to familysearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:SYWK-VJM) is correct, he was born in Kahl in 1769 and married Franziska on November 14, 1802.
Elisabeth Rohrmann (born Schmitt) was Magdalena's niece, daughter of her sister Elisabeth Holzmeister (married to Johannes Schmitt https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:SYWK-VJQ).

Again, up to now you may obtain (catholic) church records of Bommersheim only from familysearch (exclusively in the United States - no circulation in Europe).

Regards,
Ramanujan

I have the microfilm at the local Family History Center for church records for Bommersheim area to review for Holzmeister but stopped for the day on the year 1803. I scanned any record with the family name in hopes to learn more. The details you give me are amazing and encourage me in the search.
Warm regards, Gloria

[Ramanujan]

Hi Gloria,

you can look for the marriage in 1802 and the birth of Helena Katharina around this time.
Ancestors of Franziska Mann are rather complete and ranging even back to the beginnings of church records if the source (family tree at familysearch) is reliable (I doubt the death date of Franziska).
Unfortunately, Brommersheim records will not help with Adam Holzmeister from Kahl, which is a place near Aschaffenburg.

Best Regards,
Ramanujan