Notizen zu dieser Person
Name: Ferdinand Brockman
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Birth Year: abt 1860
Marriage Date: 20 Oct 1885
Marriage Place: Union, Iowa, USA
Father: Anthony Brockman
Mother: Christina Clauss
Spouse: Hatie Woolensack
NameHenricus Ferdinandus Brockmann
GeschlechtMale
Taufdatum26 Apr 1859
TaufortMARIA HIMMELFAHRT ROEMISCH-KATHOLISCHE,POMBSEN,WESTFALEN,PRUSSIA
Geburtsdatum
Geburtsort
Sterbedatum
Hinweis zum Namen
Rasse
Name des VatersAnton Brockmann
Geburtsort des Vaters
Alter des Vaters
Name der MutterChristine Claes
Geburtsort der Mutter
Alter der Mutter
Satznummer des IndexierungsprojektsC99298-1
UrsprungssystemGermany-ODM
GS-Filmnummer1057804
death age formatted:
64 years 9 months 2 days
death age orig:
64y 9m 2d
death date standard:
12 Oct 1923
father name:
George Brockman
spouse name:
Kathrine Brockman
Eltern:Anthony Brockman, Christina Clauss
Ehepartner:Katie Woolensack
NameFerdinand Brockman
Titel und Namen
EreignistypMarriage
Ereignisdatum20 Oct 1885
EreignisortAfton, Union, Iowa, United States
Alter24
Geburtsjahr (geschätzt)1861
Name des VatersAnthony Brockman
Titel und Namen des Vaters
Name der MutterChristina Clauss
Titel und Namen der Mutter
Name des EhepartnersKatie Woolensack
Titel und Namen des Ehepartners
Alter des Ehepartners19
Geburtsjahr des Ehepartners (geschätzt)1866
Name des Vaters des EhepartnersPius Woolensock
Titel und Namen des Vaters des Ehepartners
Name der Mutter des EhepartnersFrederika Bucher
Titel und Namen der Mutter des Ehepartners
Referenznummerit5 v1 p66
GS-Filmnummer1034916
Digitale Ordnernummer004311103
Aufnahmenummer460
Name: Henry F Brockman
Arrival Date: 2 Oct 1912
Birth Date: abt 1858
Birth Location: Germany
Birth Location Other: alkawsen
Age: 54
Gender: Male
Ethnicity/ Nationality: German
Port of Departure: Bremen
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Ship Name: Kronprinzessin Cecilie
1900 Census (Brackman)
Catherina on high
Bell rings again after renovation project at St. Aloysius Church
http://www.spokesmanreview.com/local/story.asp?ID=170735
Mike Walters, in charge of maintenance at St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, was involved in the church bell tower renovation project. (HOLLY PICKETT The Spokesman-Review)
Lisa Leinberger
Staff writer
January 25, 2007
Catherina weighs 3,000 pounds, glows with a silvery-bronze luster and sings with a loud, booming voice that after nearly two years is once again ringing over Spokane's rooftops.
She is the bell in the east tower of St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, 330 E. Boone Ave.
Named after donor Henry Ferdinand Brockman's wife, Catherina is polished up and hanging again atop a narrow, winding staircase in an area church maintenance worker Mike Walters affectionately calls "Quasimodo-land."
But there's no Quasimodo pulling ropes to ring the bell here. The bronze beauty, complete with new clapper, is operated by a state-of-the-art controller donated by a parishioner, part of the tower renovation and upgrade. The bell had been hanging in the tower since Brockman, a retired lumberman, donated it to the church for Christmas of 1913. It sat on railroad ties that were not nailed to a wooden floor that was covered with tin. Parishioners were called to Mass when the bell was rung using ropes.
Ingo
Brockmann
