Jobst Henrich Wiemann1,2,3

Family Chart
ID# 15080, (1807 - 1891)
FatherMaximilian Friderich Wiemann1,2 (23 Mar 1780 - 19 Sep 1829)
MotherAnna Maria Margaretha Elisabeth Lüke1,2,4 (2 Oct 1779 - 11 Feb 1858)

Key Events:

Birth: 17 May 1807, Hilter, Kurfürstentum Hannover5,6,7
Marriage: 9 Aug 1842, Johannes der Täufer Kirche, Hilter, Königreich Hannover, Wilhelmine Louise Cammann (23 Jun 1817 - 30 Oct 1904)8,9,10
Death: 24 May 1891, Cincinnati, Ohio11,12
Burial: Saint Johns Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio13
ChartsDescendants of Maximilian Friderich Wiemann and Anna Maria Margaretha Elisabeth Lüken
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AncestryThe Wieman Family

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Narrative:

     Jobst Henrich Wiemann was born on 17 May 1807 Hilter, Kurfürstentum Hannover.5,6,7 He was baptized on 24 May 1807 in Johannes der Täufer Kirche, Hilter, Kurfürstentum Hannover, with Jost Henrich Rosemann, Caspar Henrich Meier, and Maria Elisabeth Lüken as godparents.1
     He was kötter, a very small farmer, perhaps on rented land, in Hilter.14,15

Moving The Remaining Family to America --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Jobst applied for permission to emigrate to Ameria with his intended wife, stating he had assets of 60 reichstalter (about $45 at the time). His application was replaced by a second one that also included his mother and his two surviving sisters, Anna and Louise. That application was granted 27 Jul 1842.16
     Jobst married Wilhelmine Louise Cammann, daughter of Casper Henrich Cammann and Margarethe Elizabeth Arning, on 9 Aug 1842 in Johannes der Täufer Kirche, Hilter, Königreich Hannover. They stated that they intended to live in Cincinatti.8,9,10
     Jobst and Wilhelmine arrived in Baltimore on 11 Oct 1842, aboard the Casper, having departed from Bremen. With them were his mother and two sisters, Anna and Louise. Also on board were several other families from Hilter, including two families named Kammann, probably her relatives.17,18
     Jobst used the name Joseph Henry Wiemann after he immigrated.19,20
     Joseph and Wilhelmine appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Storrs Twp., Hamilton Co., Ohio, enumerated 9 Sep 1850. Their daughter Mary was listed as living with them.19 Christian widower of his sister Louise, and there mother were apparently living close by as they were listed as the following household.21

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     He was a laborer in 1850, and had become a gardener by 1860.22,23
     Joseph and Wilhelmine appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Storrs Twp., Hamilton Co., Ohio, enumerated 9 Jun 1860, reporting real estate valued at $11,000 and personal estate of $500. Their children Mary, Wilhelmina, Heinrich, Frederick, George and Mary were listed as living with them, as were two day laborers, P. Calder and Jno. Kebler.24
     By 1870 he was working as a teamster.25,26
     Joseph and Philip H. W. Voss purchased 5.35 acres in Storrs Twp., Hamilton Co., Ohio, on 29 Mar 1866 from Sarah Moore, for $2,675.27 They mortgaged the property to the seller for $1,783.33. The mortgage was satisfied 24 Oct 1872.10 Joseph purchased the interest of Philip H. W. Voss and wife Dorothea on 6 Jun 1870, for $1,337.28
     Joseph and Wilhelmine appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio, enumerated 11 Jun 1870, reporting no real estate but personal estate of $500. Their children Wilhelmina, Heinrich, Frederick and Mary were listed as living with them.29
     Joseph and Wilhelmine appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio, on Cemetery Rd., enumerated 2 Jun 1880. Their children Mary, Wilhelmina, Heinrich, Frederick and Mary were listed as living with them.30

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     Joseph left a will dated 20 Jun 1883, in which he named his wife as executrix and sole heir.20
     Wilhelmine and Joseph sold for one dollar each adjacent parcels of land in Price Hill, Hamilton Co., Ohio, to their sons Henry and Frederick on 18 Jul 1890, parts of the parcel conveyed by Sarah Moore to him and Philip H. W. Voss in 1866.31 On 3 Sep 1890 Joseph sold to his sons Henry and Frederick two horses, all the harness that he had, one Joltwagon, one spring wagon, one harrow, two plows, one cultivator and all the feed that was in the barn except the cow hay, for $300.32
     Joseph died on 24 May 1891 in Cincinnati, Ohio, at age 84.11,12 He was buried in Saint Johns Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.13
     His will was probated on 3 Jun 1891 in Hamilton Co., Ohio, approving his wife as executrix.33
     The final settlement of the estate was filed on 1 Sep 1891. It shows the executrix found assets of $400, and paid $106 to the undertaker and $38.50 in burial costs. After payment of administration costs and other debts, she was left with $103.26.34

Children:
     Children with Wilhelmine Louise Cammann:

Citations

  1. [S740] Taufregister (Baptism Register), Kurfürstentum Hannover, 1807 no. 17, Jobst Henrich Wiemann.
  2. [S13647] Trauungen (Marriage Register), Königreich Hannover, 1842 no. 5, Jobst Henr. Wiemann and Wlmne. Louise Kammann.
  3. [S500] Findagrave.com, online, memorial # 140952990, Joseph Henry Wiemann, includes tombstone photo showing name as Jobst H. Wiemann.
  4. [S1321] Casper arrival 11 Oct 1842, Passenger Lists, Baltimore, 1820-1891, pg 6, shows her, surname Wiemann, in his family group, and with him at age 35 her at age 63, suggesting she was his mother.
  5. [S740] Taufregister (Baptism Register), Kurfürstentum Hannover, 1807 no. 17, Jobst Henrich Wiemann, shows date.
  6. [S13647] Trauungen (Marriage Register), Königreich Hannover, 1842 no. 5, Jobst Henr. Wiemann and Wlmne. Louise Kammann, shows date and town.
  7. [S1321] Casper arrival 11 Oct 1842, Passenger Lists, Baltimore, 1820-1891, pg 6, shows age 35, and place of origin as Hilter.
  8. [S13647] Trauungen (Marriage Register), Königreich Hannover, 1842 no. 5, Jobst Henr. Wiemann and Wlmne. Louise Kammann, shows date.
  9. [S1319] Joseph Wieman household, 1850 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows them apparently living as husband and wife.
  10. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", mortgage deed, Joseph H. Wiemann & wife Willhelmina Wiemann and Philip H. W. Voss & wife Dora Voss, 29 Mar 1866.
  11. [S13646] Cincinnati Birth and Death Records, card for Joseph H. Wiemann death, shows date.
  12. [S500] Findagrave.com, online, memorial # 140952990, Joseph Henry Wiemann, shows date and includes tombstone photo showing same.
  13. [S500] Findagrave.com, online, memorial # 140952990, Joseph Henry Wiemann, includes tombstone photo.
  14. [S13648] "Arcinsys Niedersachsen and Bremen," , Auswanderer (Emigrants), NLA OS Rep 335 Nr. 4248 Vol. II, Jobst Heinrich Wiemann from Hilter, shows occupation as Ackerknecht (farmhand); and NLA OS Rep 350 Ibg Nr. 7897f vgl. Nr. 7871, Jobst Heinrich Wiemann from Hilter, shows occupation as Feldbauer (grain farmer).
  15. [S13647] Trauungen (Marriage Register), Königreich Hannover, 1842 no. 5, Jobst Henr. Wiemann and Wlmne. Louise Kammann, shows occupation as kötter.
  16. [S13648] "Arcinsys Niedersachsen and Bremen," , Auswanderer (Emigrants), NLA OS Rep 335 Nr. 4248 Vol. II, Jobst Heinrich Wiemann from Hilter; and NLA OS Rep 350 Ibg Nr. 7897f vgl. Nr. 7871, Jobst Heinrich Wiemann from Hilter.
  17. [S1321] Casper arrival 11 Oct 1842, Passenger Lists, Baltimore, 1820-1891, pg 6. Shows the head of the party as F. H. Wiemann, with Wilhelmine next, apparently his wife, and three other family members not otherwise known. The initials would be expected to be J. H., casting doubt on whether this is the right party. But the name of the wife, together with two Kammann families, the surname of Joseph's wife, also being listed suggest this is the correct family.
  18. [S1853] Wilhelmine Wiemann household, 1900 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows year, as 1841, and her in the U.S. 59 years.
  19. [S1319] Joseph Wieman household, 1850 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
  20. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", typed copy of will of Joseph Henry Wiemann, attached to Letters Testamentary.
  21. [S13688] William Bruce household, 1850 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
  22. [S1319] Joseph Wieman household, 1850 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows occupation as laborer.
  23. [S1320] J. Wieman household, 1860 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows occupation as gardener.
  24. [S1320] J. Wieman household, 1860 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
  25. [S13642] Joseph Wieiman household, 1870 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows occupation as teamster.
  26. [S1908] Joseph Weimann household, 1880 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows occupation as teamster.
  27. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", deed, Sarah Morre to Joseph H. Wiemann and Philip H. W. Voss, 29 Mar 1866.
  28. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", deed, Philip H. W. Voss & wife Dorothea to Joseph H. Wiemann, 6 Jun 1870.
  29. [S13642] Joseph Wieiman household, 1870 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
  30. [S1908] Joseph Weimann household, 1880 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
  31. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", deed, Joseph H. Wiemann & wife Willhelmina Wiemann to Henry F. Wiemann, 18 Jul 1890; and deed, Joseph H. Wiemann & wife Willhelmina Wiemann to Frederick W. Wiemann, 18 Jul 1890.
  32. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", bill of sale from Joseph H. Wiemann, 3 Sep 1890.
  33. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", Letters Testamentary for the estate of Joseph Henry Wiemann, 3 Jun 1891.
  34. [S13652] Probate Record, Hamilton Co., Ohio, 72:63, final account for Joseph H. Wiemann.
  35. [S1319] Joseph Wieman household, 1850 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows them apparently living as parent and child.
  36. [S1320] J. Wieman household, 1860 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows them apparently living as parent and child.
  37. [S13644] Mary Wiemann, Certificate of Death.
  38. [S13642] Joseph Wieiman household, 1870 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows them apparently living as parent and child.
  39. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", quit claim deed, Minnie Mack to Mary Wiemann, Henry F. Wiemann, and Frederick W. Wiemann, 31 Dec 1904, states Minnie was one of four children of Wilhelmina.
  40. [S1318] Wiemann, "loose papers", quit claim deed, Minnie Mack to Mary Wiemann, Henry F. Wiemann, and Frederick W. Wiemann, 31 Dec 1904, states Minnie was one of four children of Wilhelmina, and that she was conveying her one-forth interest to Mary, Henry, and Frederick.