Caspar Heinrich Hermann BOBERG

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first known holder of land - see no tes for, history, Some branches of our roots have been trace d back in GER as, many as nine generations before theimmigra tion of the Bobergs and, Franxmanns to the USA.C a tholic Church records in Osnabr\'fcck, and Hagen ofbirths, mar riages and deaths were the principal source of, informationa nd little else is known of the individuals. Theprobable, occ upation of most was farming and the Boberg property is still farmed, by family members. The Boberg farm liesinOhrbeckandm any of the, localities given in therecords, some of whic har e shown on the attached, chart are in the vicinity ofOsnabru ck, West GER. [Northwest corner, ofGER], , The d ata inGER w as obtained in 1982 by Alex, Himmermannwho h imself isa dist ant member of our family throughone, ofthe F ranksmannbranch es. He resides in Georgsmarienhutte and has, provided the fo llowingdescription of theestablishment ofth e area:, "Georgs maienhutte was founded in 1850whenanewste el work, was, inst ituted. The king of the kingdom from Hanno ver of, thattime was, Georg and his wifehad the Mary. So t he new, steelworkg ot the name , Georgs-Marien-Hutte. Some ye ars, laterthepoli tical community, 'Georgsmarienhutte' was, i nstituted. Ohrbe ck is a group of farmhouses , lying in the, eastpartof the i ndependent politicalcommunity, Hasbergen.", An interestingpr actice was the retentionof the familynam , e, with the prope rtyeventhough the inheritor might bea woman., The, husbandwo uldassumehiswife's surname alongwith ownership, of the, esta te.Thereare several examples in the Boberg line as, wellas i n , other branches ofthe genealogy.Th e practice was, discar dedin the early, twentiethcentury or t hepresent farm, wouti ll be in the Boberg name, instead o fownedby Anton, Poggeman n who inherited through his mother, Caroline Boberg., TRANSL ATION OFSOME GERMAN EXPRESSIONS USED, Voll- , Full, fully, c omplete, entire, Halb- Half, pa rtial, Vollerbe - Oldest, fa rm division, (entirelyinherited), Halberbe - Smaller, next o ldest, farmdivision, (portioninheri ted), Erbkotter- Subdivi sionoflarger, farm, (perhaps inher ited), Markkotter - Small er subdivision, (perhaps, purchased), Heuerling - Rentsland (tenantfarmer), Heirat - Marriage, Einheirat- Firstmarriage, Vollerbedurst einheirat-Inheri ted through, firstmarriage, A usgewandert- Emigrated(wandered out), (followingis an, extra ctfromcorrespondence of Alex Himmermann, giving a historyoft he, areaand derivation ofso me of the, terms):, At firstthis regionwas, primeval fores t. The inhabitants, were hunters a ndmake, something(SIC)[ma ybesometimes?] tillage., Only when theGermans came, inthisregion about500 yearsbefore, Christth e tillage widened. At, firstthere was enough area for, tilla ge until 500to 800yea rs after, Christ. Later on, the farms, which werefoundedin t his time arecalled, Vollerbe. After th at, time(800-1200) th efarms which were founded could,not be so, greatbecause the area exhaustedor the technical conditio ns, for, that time a renotgood enough tocultivateall areas., Thefarms, which we re founded now gotthenameHalberbe. In thi s time, the, eastpartsof GER (Mecklenburg, Brandenburg,Pruss ia, , Pomeran ia, Lilesia, etc.)were cultivated. The surplus , populationf rom ourarea went, in these new areas., The sur plus populati on growed, new farms mustbe , founded., Butthe areawas scar ce.In this time (1250-1500) newfarms, could onl ybefounded whenalready existing farmswere, divisioned.These, newfa rmsgothe nameErbkotter. Sometimes, today stillitisreco gn , izablefrom which farm(Voll- or, Halberbe) suchafarmisdi visioned, from. It's clear that a, Erbkotter could neverbeso large a farm as, aVoll- orHalberbe., Last theMarkkotterfarms werefounded, (1500-1700).People, whowanted tohaveanindepende nt existence gota , littlearea, whatin themosttimesnobodywan ted to have. It really wasa, , hard worktofoundthisfarm.,Aft erthis time no areato build a new, farmwasavailable.,Theexis tingfarmersbuiltadjoiningbuildi ngs.The, peoplewho, arelivin g insuch houses arecalled Heuerl ing. Theyhadto, pay, a rent (heuer) forlivinginthishouse and hadtoworkonthe, farms.,They gotincidently(SIC)[incidental?] earningswhy(SIC),[when?] the y, spunwool andflax.The se textileswereexported,mostlytoEngl andand , AmeriABT Whe n Napoleonmade a blockade, againstEngl and this line of, bus iness wentout. Many people, growed poo rand beginning in 18 20they, tried toemigrate.,TheBoberg far mis identifiedasan Erbkotter so that, means, itwas establish ed priorto 1500A.D. Boberg records up until, 1750, weremaint ained inthe St. Catharina CatholicChurch which, wasdestroyed , duringWWII. After that time theywerekept in the, St.John's Catholic Ch, urchinOsnabr\'fcckand now only thoseafter, 1750are available to us.The, otherfamilies are mostly, documentedinS t.John' s from muchearliertimes.

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Titel	Kovermann 2024-03-30
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