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Local heritage book of Rütenbrock
Altenberge belonged to the parish of Wesuwe until 1847, until 1915 to Rütenbrock and has been an independent parish since then. That is why Altenberge is considered both part of OFB Wesuwe and OFB Rütenbrock. The local Heritage Book Rütenbrock contains the following selection from my genealogy database: (All people born, lived, died in Altenberge, Rütenbrock, Lindloh, Schwartenberg Data visualization: Bar chart and more statistics at genealogieonline.nl
Main source is my father's research My father did research on ownership in the village/parish of Rütenbrock and neighbouring townships Hanentange, Altenberge, Schwartenberg, Alten Schloot and Lindloh. You can see the historical development on land ownership. Per lot you'll see the owners in the years 1788, 1798, 1831, 1910, 1938, 1963 and 1980. The lots have numbers 1-90b. In Lindloh people who didn't own the land are numbered 1-67, research has been done until 1900. The research includes the genealogy of landowners and inhabitants. You'll find several drop down menus, respectively 90 Rütenbrock lots sorted on lotnumber, surname, male surname, female surname and 67 Lindloh Inhabitants not owning any land sorted on male surname respectively female surname. Sources in this research project were civic and church archives. Including Heinz Menke's maps of plots/Plaatzen in Lindloh, Schwartenberg and Rütenbrock.
Kreis Meppen 1950 Topotijdreis I checked a lot of my fathers research data in the Wesuwe Church records, wiewaswie.nl, alledrenten.nl or allegroningers.nl, this OFB is as accurate as possible, though errors may remain. Please contact me with any corrections or additions. Living were removed from the database, 6906 of the individuals are related to eachother according to Progen. Though born in Barger-Compascuum, the Netherlands, my roots are in Germany. Most of my ancestors were Catholic German farmers from the Emsland. That's why I'm interested in the history of Rütenbrock, among other German villages like Hebelermeer and Wesuwe. You'll find more stuff on regional history and genealogy in the Enjoy, greetings from the Netherlands, Pauline Berens 01-03-2020: The Rütenbrock church under construction. So many ancestors were baptized, married, or buried here. |
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