Anna Helen LAMPE

Helen Esphorst traveled back from Germany to NY on July 3, 1872. She traveled with her sister Catherine Nyhoff. ? time her father might of died in Germany. Left from Bremen port with destination of America. Trip to Germany September 2007 Visited the town of Mastholte and met the Esphorst family. Took a tour of the Esphorst farm. Have lots of pictures and memories. Calvary Cemetery where Anna Laing is buried: 5239 West Florissant Avenue St. Louis, MO 63115 Located to the north of downtown St. Louis, MO just off Interstate 70 * From I-70 East take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Turn Left onto West Florissant Ave. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. * From I-70 West take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Follow the exit to the Right. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. Calvary Cemetery, in north St. Louis, is the site of the main office for the north and outlying cemeteries in the area. These cemeteries are: Calvary, Sacred Heart, St. Ferdinand, St. Mary's, St. Monica, St. Charles Borromeo and Our Lady. It is the second oldest cemetery of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Established in 1854, it contains the graves of many noted persons who were identified with the very beginning of St. Louis. Others were conspicuous in its later development and in national affairs. Some of the old burials and tombstones were moved to Calvary from much older Catholic Cemeteries originally existing in the present downtown area. Many of the cemetery memorials and lot designs are of architectural interest. In addition to those listed in the Historical tour of the cemetery, other well-known St. Louis family names will be noticed on monuments along the self-guided tour, which begins at the main entrance of the cemetery, West Florissant at Union Avenues. Calvary boosts two mausoleum complexes. The indoor, two story Shrine Mausoleum offers single, tandem and companion crypts, and two beautiful chapels for committal services. There is none other like it in the area. The outdoor All Saints Mausoleum and chapel offers single and tandem crypts, and niches for the inurnment of cremated remains. Traditional monument and lawn level marker lots are available iin many sections of the cemetery, as are single and two grave shared family monument lots. Lawn crypts are offered, with many options for memorialization. There are lots designated for private family mausoleums and single sarcophagi units. Contact the office for specific details and pricing information. These are the Esphorst's buried in Calvary Cemetery: Inter# Cemetery First Name Last Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 210634 CALVARY CASPER ESPHORST M Aug 12 1872 45 007 0411 210635 CALVARY EMMA ESPHORST F Dec 27 1958 80 025 0388 210636 CALVARY HARRY J ESPHORST M Apr 04 1949 76 025 0388 210637 CALVARY JOHN ESPHORST M Jun 16 1938 70 007 0411 210638 CALVARY KATHERINE ESPHORST F Jan 02 1952 87 007 0411 Inter# Cemetery First Name Last Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 284001 CALVARY ADELIDE LAING F Mar 29 1952 77 007 0411 284002 CALVARY ANNA H LAING F Apr 08 1910 73 007 0411 284003 CALVARY ELIZABETH LAING F Aug 29 1929 60 007 0411 284004 CALVARY HERMAN LAING M Sep 25 1916 88 007 0411 284005 CALVARY MARIA LAING F Aug 09 1873 0 007 0411 Helen Esphorst traveled back from Germany to NY on July 3, 1872. She traveled with her sister Catherine Nyhoff. ? time her father might of died in Germany. Left from Bremen port with destination of America. Trip to Germany September 2007 Visited the town of Mastholte and met the Esphorst family. Took a tour of the Esphorst farm. Have lots of pictures and memories. Calvary Cemetery where Anna Laing is buried: 5239 West Florissant Avenue St. Louis, MO 63115 Located to the north of downtown St. Louis, MO just off Interstate 70 * From I-70 East take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Turn Left onto West Florissant Ave. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. * From I-70 West take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Follow the exit to the Right. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. Calvary Cemetery, in north St. Louis, is the site of the main office for the north and outlying cemeteries in the area. These cemeteries are: Calvary, Sacred Heart, St. Ferdinand, St. Mary's, St. Monica, St. Charles Borromeo and Our Lady. It is the second oldest cemetery of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Established in 1854, it contains the graves of many noted persons who were identified with the very beginning of St. Louis. Others were conspicuous in its later development and in national affairs. Some of the old burials and tombstones were moved to Calvary from much older Catholic Cemeteries originally existing in the present downtown area. Many of the cemetery memorials and lot designs are of architectural interest. In addition to those listed in the Historical tour of the cemetery, other well-known St. Louis family names will be noticed on monuments along the self-guided tour, which begins at the main entrance of the cemetery, West Florissant at Union Avenues. Calvary boosts two mausoleum complexes. The indoor, two story Shrine Mausoleum offers single, tandem and companion crypts, and two beautiful chapels for committal services. There is none other like it in the area. The outdoor All Saints Mausoleum and chapel offers single and tandem crypts, and niches for the inurnment of cremated remains. Traditional monument and lawn level marker lots are available iin many sections of the cemetery, as are single and two grave shared family monument lots. Lawn crypts are offered, with many options for memorialization. There are lots designated for private family mausoleums and single sarcophagi units. Contact the office for specific details and pricing information. These are the Esphorst's buried in Calvary Cemetery: Inter# Cemetery First Name Last Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 210634 CALVARY CASPER ESPHORST M Aug 12 1872 45 007 0411 210635 CALVARY EMMA ESPHORST F Dec 27 1958 80 025 0388 210636 CALVARY HARRY J ESPHORST M Apr 04 1949 76 025 0388 210637 CALVARY JOHN ESPHORST M Jun 16 1938 70 007 0411 210638 CALVARY KATHERINE ESPHORST F Jan 02 1952 87 007 0411 Inter# Cemetery First Name Last Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 284001 CALVARY ADELIDE LAING F Mar 29 1952 77 007 0411 284002 CALVARY ANNA H LAING F Apr 08 1910 73 007 0411 284003 CALVARY ELIZABETH LAING F Aug 29 1929 60 007 0411 284004 CALVARY HERMAN LAING M Sep 25 1916 88 007 0411 284005 CALVARY MARIA LAING F Aug 09 1873 0 007 0411

12 Nov 2016 Helena Lampe Research: A. Goal: Find the town that Helena Lampe is from in Hannover Germany B. What I know: 1. Helena Lampe immigrated to USA in 1857 2. Helena’s Sister immigrated to the USA in 1853 3. According to census records Helena was from Hannover, unknown city or county 4. Helena married Caspar Esphorst who came to USA in 1853 5. Church records in St. Louis were found at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Parish 6. Only ¼ of Hannover is Catholic 7. Catholic regions in Hannover are: Osnabrueck, Hildesheim and Emsland 8. A lot of immigrants that settled in St. Louis were from Osnabrueck area 9. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 10. ……………………………………………………………………….……………………………………. C. Research to do: 1. Review Lampe research thus far 2. Review church records in St. Louis already completed for any new clues 3. Map of Hannover 4. Roots in germany….http://www.roots-in-germany.de/ 5. http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/F%C3%BCrstbistum_Osnabr%C3%BCck 6. https://www.arcinsys.niedersachsen.de/arcinsys/einfachsuchen.action?pageName=einfachesuche&methodName=einfach&rechercheBean.defaultfield=&rechercheBean.defaultfield_widget=lampe+%2B+auswanderer&rechercheBean.von=&rechercheBean.bis=&rechercheBean.einfacheSucheRadioName=alle 7. https://www.arcinsys.niedersachsen.de/arcinsys/list.action?nodeid=g197599&page=1 8. http://www.meyersgaz.org/place.aspx?id=20166046 9. ................................................................................................................................... 10. .................................................................................................................................. 11. ..................................................................................................................................... 12. ..................................................................................................................................... 13. ..................................................................................................................................... D. Results of research: 1. ..................................................................................................................................... 2. ..................................................................................................................................... 3. ..................................................................................................................................... Research 12/23/14 Most Holy Trinity records looked at again today. Found a Herman Lampe and Elisabeth Liemer as parents in a baptism. no marriage found Found a Joh Bernhard Lampe and Henrietta Steinruchen married 13 Jan 1876 Found a bapt 11 Nov 1866 that states parents are Joannes Kolfes and Catherina Lampe Found a marriage 27 Apr 1869 for Frank Holtkamp and Anna Maria Lampe F/U: need to research the above family groups further. 9 March 2018 Goal: Find ancestral home of Anna Helena Lampe New information: Found an immigration record for Heinr. Lampe, age 45, came to america in 1845 from Neuhof. Could this be a brother of J.B. Lampe 1. There is a town named Neuhof in Hannover 2. Records filmed by FHL, film # 1258471 3. Church is named Kirche Marienrode, Kr. Marienburg Results of search: No JB Lampe and Adelheid Linger. Dead end Lampe and Linger Brick Wall 1/27/20 Goal: Find the hometown of Maria Catherine, Anna Helen, and parents Johann Bernard Lampe and Adelheide Linger from Hannover. Known: 1. Maria Catherine Lampe immigrated to USA in 1853. Born 6 Jan 1834, according to death record and list parents as Johann Bernard and Adelheid 2. Anna Helena Lampe immigrated to USA in 1857. Born 20 Feb 1837, according to death record. 3. Marriage record 1861 in St. Louis of Anna Helen Lampe list her parents as Johann Bernard Lampe and Adelheide Linger. 4. Maria Catherine and Anna Helen are found returning from Bremen to America in 1872. Why did they go back to Germany. 4. Census record of Anna Helen 1880, St. Louis, Missouri states she was born in Hannover and same for parents. 3.

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