Dohrmann - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Dohrmann/Tyrell/Simmonds

nelemoaga — 2009-09-21 09:54:22Z

Hi, Very sorry that I'm not relating to Dohrman family but I am a descendant of Tyrell. My mother's name is Fipe, her father is Iuni Tyrell, grandfather is Edwin(Etueni) Tyrell, greatgrandfather is Jim Kalofa Tyrell, great great grandfather is Chales Sula Tyrell from France thats all I know about my mother's family. If you related to this family please contact me, my email address is nelemoaga@hormail.com. I will be happy to hear from you.I live in Australia now. Thankyou.

Conrad Ordemann and Elizabeth Ordemann b. abt. 1849

nordemann1 — 2009-04-27 09:52:14Z

Searching for more details of Conrad Dohrmann and his spouse Elizabeth Ordemann.
Who are their parents? Birth and death dates and places?
I'vwe got only poor census data of a family Andrew C. and Elizabeth NaCauley / MacAulley and their (step-)children with the family name Dohrmann.

Thanks in advance
Nikolaus Ordemann

Carl W. Dohrmann married J. M. Ordemann 16May1868 in Manhattan

nordemann1 — 2009-04-27 09:47:40Z

Searching for more details of Carl W. Dohrmann and his spouse Johanna M. Ordemann. They married 16 May 1868 in Manhattan - see NY Genealogical and Biographical Society, New York Marriages.
Who are their parents? Birth and death dates and places?

Thanks in advance
Nikolaus Ordemann

Re: Dohrmann family heritage

Susalinda — 2008-10-21 09:00:55Z

Would love to get in touch we these people; line I am researching is C Fredrich Dohrmann married Mildred Minnie Stalhmann went through Iowa and then to Minnesota.

Re: Dohrmann family heritage

shirbrewer — 2007-11-17 02:10:28Z

Yes I would like to get in touch with this family and they might be able to help my friend who is a Dohrmann.
Thank you
Shirley

Re: Dohrmann

jomeyer13 — 2007-03-10 17:35:44Z

Guess I will have to look that location up. before i ask anything else.
thanks

Re: Dohrmann

artdohrman — 2007-03-02 23:02:22Z

Heinrich,
my Dohrmann ancestors lived in Nartum 1650-1857. Johann Hinrich Dohrmann (*Nartum 12.10.1824, +Brooklyn NY 27.01.1895) left Germany in 1857. The oldest I have in my Ahnentafel is Henrich Dormann (*Nartum 1645).

mfG
Art

Re: Dohrmann

Heinrich98 — 2007-03-02 16:31:42Z

My mother is born in Gyhum-Sick.
Her parents were Jacob and Anna Dohrmann.
Their predecessors come from Nartum, has bought a house in Gyhum then however.

Johann & Henriette Dohrmann Family-Dodge Co, Wisconsin

2006-11-20 21:19:44Z

Researching for another on Maternal line.

Seeking info on this Family:
JOHANN DOHRMAN-DOHRMANN b abt 1813 in Prussia. married HENRIETTE ? b. Abt 1829 Prussia.

Johann came over from Brandenburg area in 1854-1855 to Dodge Co.
In 1880 census his mother Marie was residing with them.

CHILDREN:

AUGUST Jan 27, 1854 Prussia Died Williamstown or Mayville, Dodge Co. Aug 20, 1929 married Augusta Zweig
Both buried Kekoskee Cem. Williamstown. (Line of descent for person I am researching for so have more info on this family)

CHARLES-CARL--1858 Dodge Co. Wi married Anna Pasbrig June 30, 1885 Dodge Co.
Both buried Kekoskee Cem. Williamstown

AUGUSTA E. 1864 married Dodge Co. March 16, 1887 unknown spouce.

JOHN F. 1867-1947 Dodge Co, Wi. married Emma Pasbrieg Feb 26, 1889 Dodge Co.

In pre 1907 Vital Records we found:

Augustas' marriage-assuming is our Augusta.

Marriage in Feb 1861 for a John Dohrmann to a Henriette Lehmann in Dodge Co. Wondering if they could be related?

Death for a Henriette Dohrmann Feb 2, 1904-Dodge Co. Wondering if that could be ours.

Any help on this line would be deeply appreciated. I am just starting research on this line.

Thank you so much,
Kathy

Re: Johann Heinrich Dohrmann

nstrusz1 — 2006-08-10 02:08:21Z

I have a Johann Dohrmann in my family tree book, seems to have been born in Hannover and then I have him going to New York. I have a listing of his wife and family also but the information stops there. Could this be connected? My great great great grandmother would have been a sister her name was Maria Dohrmann married Fred Cordes and they emigrated to Minnesota from Germany. Does any of this sound familiar?

Re: dohrmann ancestry

jeffjahn — 2006-01-10 18:44:06Z

Do ya know when Rudolph Juengel was born and who is father was?

Re: dohrmann ancestry

jeffjahn — 2006-01-10 18:44:06Z

If hes who I believe he is he would have had a sister that also married a Dohrmann her name was Thekla. His father would have been Rev Ernst Juengel. He was a lutheran minister. In 1930 they where in mott twp in franklin county. I believe ernst was also the son of the Rev. Henry Juengel.

Re: dohrmann ancestry

jeffjahn — 2006-01-10 18:44:06Z

would love pics. Ernst had a daughter Anna who married the Twin of my great grandfather his name was frederick Jahn

Re: Dohrmann family heritage

omahagin_1 — 2006-01-02 13:39:33Z

I am looking for a Barbara Dohrmann, born 1858, married May 30, 1883 in Westphalia, IA. to Joannes Gorsche, witnesses were Joseph & Catherine Rausch.

I have no other info.

Juengel

2005-06-24 03:52:34Z

Rev. Rudolph Juengel was also a Lutheran minister. He was married to my father's sister (Gertrude Dohrmann). His sister, Thekla Malinda Juengel, was married to my father's brother (Rev. Edward Frederick Dohrmann). Edward was also a Lutheran minister (as was my father, Rev. Reinhold Dohrmann).

Thekla is still living. She has a twin sister, Irene.

Re: dohrmann ancestry

2005-06-24 01:45:24Z

Hi Katherine,
Without getting my materials, I believe your information is correct. I have been in touch with some of Rev. Heinrich's descendents. I have collected and have done a great deal of research on his history. I have photos if you wish.

Kate

Re: dohrmann ancestry

2005-06-24 01:34:52Z

Are you related to Rev. Ralph Juengel in CA?
I have a picture of one of the ancestor's that I'm trying to ID.
Would you please write me at my email address?
kworland@swbell.net

Re: dohrmann ancestry

2005-06-23 22:33:17Z

Rudolph Juengel was born Dec. 9, 1909 in Valeria, Indiana. (He died Feb. 25, 1950.) I don't have his parents' names, but there is a possibililty that his daughters (my cousins) might know. Let me know if you would like that information and I will ask them.

they say Luhmann originated by the Luh river

2005-04-12 03:02:51Z

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-12 02:08:49Z

Sorry, I have been replying to the wrong person - I meant to reply to Heins' message of 6 April. That's the one with the refs to Lüneburg, Celle, etc.
My apologies.
Otterndorf is more in the area where I've been looking, although from your descriptions I don't think we have a connection.

Art

Dohrmann

2005-04-12 00:27:29Z

Art: Look at my message sent on 6 April 2005

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-12 00:24:08Z

Art: You are must be referring to a different message. I never heard of Celle, etc.

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-11 23:07:40Z

Yes I have seen that, but I was intrigued by your statement that the family had started near Celle and worked their way up north. I had to hunt to track my great-great-grandfather to Nartum, and investigated a number of candidate origins - but none of them were in the Celle area.
regards
Art

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-11 19:15:57Z

Have you seen my recent posting of my Dohrmann ancestors from Otterndorf which is east of Bremen and just south of Cuxhaven? I start with my 8g grandfather. Also have Meyer and Luhrman in this line.

If not I will pull it up and send it on to you.

Fred

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-11 18:08:10Z

I've been researching my Dohrmann ancestors and have localized them to a village named Nartum (30-40 km east of Bremen) in the late 1700's (maybe earlier, but haven't looked into that yet). In that time frame there were several diferent Dohrmann families in that town, distantly enough related that some of them were intermarrying. I've also corresponded with several people who are researching separate Dohrmann families in the Zeven and Stade areas, as well as Nienburg on the Weser.
Are you sure that your Lüneburg ancestors came from Celle? That's quite a distance for those days and there seem to be other Dohrmann families already fairly close to Lüneburg.

Art

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-07 12:08:56Z

Nothing that you sent me rings a bell. Sorry. Lets keep searchng.

Fred

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-07 01:48:31Z

yes do you have some? Mine are this way. They had many genearations in this area of bergen Kries Celle. but somehow they worked up north by Munster.[ no umlaut] and then east to Luneburg area. Not sure when they got there. Winkelmann and koch seem to be there too. They were the Meyer grandparents. It was the Heins, Maria Dorothea who married Juergen Heinrich Wilhelm. Her mother was a Henke. Most of them were Juergen William and Henry something until He married Heins. they immigrated in 1884. They came from a area around the hunting seat Gohrde.
What do you have.

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-06 19:05:29Z

Here is some information that may be useful.

Johann Dorhmann (8G Grandfather) B 1580 ca, D 1660 ca. He purchased a house in Odisheim on 17 Jun 1618 from a Marten Schwanenmann being known as house 124 in Odisheim. Reported to have married twice. The name of first wife is unknown. Second marriage in 1656 to widow of Peter Wierck living in house 132 in Odisheim.

Heinrich Dohrmann (7G Grandfather) B 1620 ca, D 1681 ca. Married Cathrine Oelrich in 1681

Anna Dorhmann (6G Grandmother) B 26 Dec 1655 in Otterndorf, D 1720 ca. Married Johann Bulle 14 Nov 1693 in Otterndorf.

Johann Dohrmann (7G Uncle) no information.

Catharine Bulle (5G Grandmother). Married Peter Meyer 2 Jun 1729 in Otterndorf. B 1697 in Geversdorf D 1762. He was a goldsmith in Otterndorf.

This is where the Dohrmann and Meyer lines connect. It is interesting to note that Catharine Bulle who married Peter Meyer were related which is why they both show up as 5th generation grandparents. This is where my information on the Dohrmann name ends. The Meyer genealogy I can bring forward into the 20th century.

Could your interest also apply to Heins?

Fred in Florida

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-06 17:02:19Z

I am sorry to say that the Dohrmann of August and Herman of Farnhamville church in Green or Calhun county are the only ones that I know about[ barely anything]. I want to research them, but i have very little information to go on.
It's never very easy is it. I have to do census once and see what the wifes names were. I do believe there was a Ddaisy dohrman. and maybe a Minnie. It used to be difficult for me to decipher the handwriting. Now they have been type written for us and should be easier.. Perhaps they are connected to the ones in Joliet illn that married Dora Seil of [they were from hamburg]. One of the children Alwine Dohrman married i think Frank Vogel and maybe connected with Volkmer, Kolbe. I believe they the Dohrmans resided with the vogels in green co iowa. I do have a picture. also the name Schnabel married into the family connection.

Re: Dohrmann/Landesbergen

2005-04-05 03:33:32Z

Do you have the dates on Minnie Dohrmann? I've have a Minnie Dohrmann in my family line with the dates of estimate of 1875-1895. My ggrandfather was a Frederick Dohrmann, brother of this Minnie. The parents of them I have is Frierdrich Dohrmann and Wilhelmine Drenkhahn. Do any of these names ring a bell to you?

Charles

Re: Dohrmann

2005-04-05 03:27:29Z

Wow! This is going back a ways on the posts. Yes you are correct that some of the Dohrmanns settled in the state of Iowa. It appears that there are two different sections of them also. The ones that I'm associated with are

Frederick Dohrmann b.04/24/1889 His siblings were Brothers John, Ewald, and Raymond. Sister of Minnie and Alma. The parents that I have are Frierdrich Dohrmann and Wilhelmine (Drenkhahn). Do any of these names ring a bell with you?

any zuccker backers or sugar bakers of Hamburg ?spelling could be off

2004-11-02 18:59:31Z

Just found a few Dohrmanns on that site. It seems they had a something of Hamburg called contribution 55. I have to look this up and read more. It does mention churches.
I have been wondering about my Dohrmans. tThough in america they cut stone at Joliet. But perhaps their father worked at this sugar factory.

Re: eror of spelling should be dahlenburg

2004-11-02 18:52:32Z

error
wondering if any of the family wee sugar backers Hamburg has listing of a few dohrmans and some surnames that may have come from dahlenburg area.

Re: Dohrmann family-Germany-MO. 1870's

2004-11-02 18:43:32Z

I was looking for something at he sugar baker site or zuccher backer' and saw many dohrmans there. I used google to find it. or msn search. Saw a jacobs too. Yes there is the factories in england and nationalites from afar. but they had something in Hamburg called distrbution or contribution no. 55. and often if theylived thereit gave church affiliation or whre they found the information. If in england the address.
something to check on.
I also had my Seil married to a Dohrmann from Hamburg and tey went to illn. then to gerene county iowa.

also there was a shipping to america where they went to colorado.Holly sugar orl Hollis

Re: old pics of Dohrman- of Greene and clayton co. Ia

2004-05-31 04:26:00Z

Re: to george/to Sherry

2004-04-14 22:35:43Z

Sherry, do you have informations about Johann Richard Ludwig Dohrmanns having a brother named Christian (1811-1890, my g-g-g-grandfather), carpenter in Landesbergen, or about J.R.L.s parents and grandparents?
I tried to send you an e-mail, but the adress seems to be vanished.
Thanks, Olaf.

Olaf

speterson3684 — 2004-09-19 12:35:01Z

Sorry, I have not worked on family tree for quite sometime. Yes I have A brother Christian listed but no other info. I would be interested on any info you have to share. My address has changed because I have moved. bs4210@msn.com Thank you, Sherry

Re: Dohrmann/Landesbergen

ODOHR — 2004-04-04 20:42:26Z

Hello, George,
my name is Olaf Dohrmann, I come from Landesbergen. The family´s tree of the Dohrmanns from Landesbergen reaches to the 18th century, and in the village chronicle the name can be found very often.
About your 4 years old posting belonging to Minnie Dohrmann at "Ancestry message board": May be, that we are far related. Do you know names and dates of the parents and grandparents of your g-Grandmother Minnie?
I would appreciate your answer.
Thank´s a lot,
Olaf.

German Church records - Nartum/Gyhum, Kingdom of Hannover

artdohrman1 — 2004-08-06 22:03:03Z

I have been researching my ancestors in the church records of Gyhum, a town between Bremen and Hamburg in what is now Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony). There seem to have been several Dohrmann families having children during the period 1800-1852 in that congregation. (Nartum, also known as Narten, is a nearby town that apparently didn't have its own church.) If anyone has a specific question, I would be happy to compare it with the data I've gleaned. Caveats: some of the years are very hard to read on the microfilm, and I'm not an expert on German handwriting of the period, so any answers I might give are not necessarily definitive. Still, the price is right...

Art

Re: Johann Heinrich Dohrmann

dukevon — 2003-11-15 11:17:21Z

I'm just beginning to do research on my wife's side of the family / recently discovered she had a 2nd great-grandfather named Jurgen Heinrich Dohrman b 06-14-1854, I believe in the area of Hanover ( still searching through a lot of papers ) d 12-06-1927 in Concordia, Missouri and buried at the St Paul Lutheran Cemetery in Concordia, Mo., apparently there was a large population of German's in Concordia during the 30's and 40's, my wife's mother tells us they had 2 services each Sunday at St Paul Lutheran Church in Concordia, 1 in German and 1 in English.
If I come across further info I will send it to you.

David L. Dinwiddie
<dukevon@earthlink.net>

Re: Henry Dohrmann(Clinton Co.Iowa)

2004-11-16 21:03:16Z

The 1880 census has a Henry A. Dohrmann, age 24, living with his father G.H. Dohrmann in Marion Co., Franklin Twp., IA. If this could be the person that you are looking for, please contact me for details.

Dorthea Dohrman-Sievers

sorbe_1 — 2004-09-07 21:40:19Z

My great-grand-mother is Dorthea Dohrman b:1852, she married Heinrich Wilhem Sievers on May 15-1873 in Oak Park Illinois, she died on Dec. 17, 1915 and is buried near Storm Lake Iowa. This marriage had 12 children. Her father is Ludwig Dohrman, b: abt 1825

My email is sorbe@ix.netcom.com, email me if this is a match. I am willing to share information on this line.

Friedericke Louise Dohrmann

cjacobs135 — 2004-02-29 16:27:25Z

According to certified marrige certificate, Friedericke Louise Dohrmann was 22 years old when she married Abraham Dickten on 14 July 1871 in Elberfeld, Germany.

Friedericke was born , Nr. 707 Year 1849 to Johann Abraham Dohrmann, and Maria Gertrud Ochsenmann Dohrmann.

Abraham was born 4 April 1846 in Hardenberg, to Johann Abraham Dickten and Wilhelmine Grun.

Would like to correspond with others researching the Dohrmann surname.

Re: German Church records - Nartum/Gyhum, Kingdom of Hannover

johnheitman55 — 2004-08-18 09:37:44Z

My Ancestors "family name Heitmann" came from Gyhum and Nartum, did you come across the name in your searches? I visited both villages about fifteen years ago and found the family farmhouse.
Regards John

Dohrmann family-Germany-MO. 1870's