SCHILDHAUER, Anna [8]

  General Notes:

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Register of Baptisms Kropp
(76/1834)p. 321

* Sept. 3rd, 1834Owschlag
~ Sept. 14th, 1834

Anna, legitimate daughter of Detlef Schildhauer, cottageman in Owschlag, and Caroline née Bock. Godparents : 1, Anna Siedt - Norbye 2, Abel Schildhauer-Tetenhusen and 3, Peter Kuehl - Owschlag.

Comment : Cottageman : a cottage-based farmer.
The child was born in Owschlag. The church stands in Kropp.
Bocken is a female nameform of Bock. Peculiar old German grammar.

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  Noted events in her life were:

• Alt. Birth, Sep 3, 1834, Schleswig Holstein, Germany. ³

• Residence: Maid servant, 1857, Louisenlund, , Schleswig Holstein, Germany. Just north of Fleckebye and Guby, on the banks of the Schlei.

• Emigration, 1867, Schleswig, Eckernforde , Germany.

Anna married Heinrich HASS [7] [MRIN: 6], son of Johannes Martin HASS [357] and Margaretha MAHRT [510], on Dec 27, 1857 in Kosel, , Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.^{1 2} (Heinrich HASS [7] was born on Dec 8, 1832 in Osterby, Eckernfoerde, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany,^{4 5} died on May 15, 1911 in Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA ⁶ and was buried in New Holstein, Calumet, Wisconsin.) The cause of his death was stomach cancer.

  Marriage Notes:

Translated from Register of Marriages Kosel by Klaus Struve, Kiel, Germany :

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Tr.:
Register of Marriages Kosel
(23/1857)

¥ Dec. 27th, 1857

The groom Hinrich Hass, farmhand at Carlshof, legitimate son of the
"Haeuerinste" Johann Hass and Margaretha née Mahrt in Osterbye,
25 years old ; with his bride Anna Schildhauer, maid servant at Louisenlund, legitimate
daughter of Detlef Schildhauer, formerly cottageman in Owschlag,
presently in Eggebek, and Caroline née Backer [Bock], 23 years old.
Witnesses :1. Hans Juergen Hass in Kochendorf. 2. The tailor Schroeder in Kosel.
Papers that were produced :
1.) The groom's certificate of vaccination, evidencing his vaccination
the 17th July 1834, by Petersen
2.) The bride's certificate of vaccination, evidencing her vaccination
the 24th Aug. 1835, by Dr. Petersen.
3.) The bride's "Aegtebrief" , with date the 30th Nov. 1857 by Pastor Hansen
in Kropp.
4.) The groom's "Armenschein" by H. Peters, accountant, with date 22nd Nov. 1857.
5.) The bride's "Armenschein" by Peter Specht, accountant in Owschlag,
with date 13th Dec. 1857.
6.) The groom's father's note of consent with date 2nd Dec. 57.
7.) The groom's baptismal certificate by Pastor Jacobsen in Huetten,
with date 13th Dec. 1857.
8.) The groom's certificate of confirmation by Pastor Linde in Borbye,
with date 20th Dec. 1857.

Comments : "Haeuerinste": farms on land that he has leased.

An "Aegtebrief " informs about the person's identity, parents, date of birth, baptism, confirmation, status of parents, if alive or not, conduct, earlier or current promises of marriages, financial obligations (supporting the old parents or paying for an illegitimate child), and wether or not involved in some current investigations about crimes or offenses. It was required when the person was not born in the parish where he or she intended to get married.

"Armenschein" : a certificate that states that a person is not benefitting from public relief funds, that he / she does not live of the poorbox.

Locations : find Fleckeby on the map, half way between Eckernfoerde and Schleswig, on the main road (B 76). Louisenlund is just north of it, on the banks of the Schlei. Carlshof (Karlshof) is a single location just south of Fleckeby, north of Wolfskrug. It belonged to the manorial estate Louisenlund.

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