Anna Maria Regina Wiemann1,2

Family Chart
ID# 15082, (1810 - )
FatherMaximilian Friderich Wiemann1 (23 Mar 1780 - 19 Sep 1829)
MotherAnna Maria Margaretha Elisabeth Lüke1,3 (2 Oct 1779 - 11 Feb 1858)

Key Events:

Birth: 13 Nov 1810, Hilter, Kurfürstentum Hannover1,4
ChartsDescendants of Maximilian Friderich Wiemann and Anna Maria Margaretha Elisabeth Lüken
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AncestryThe Wieman Family

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Narrative:

      Anna Maria Regina Wiemann was born on 13 Nov 1810 in Hilter, Kurfürstentum Hannover.1,4
     She was baptized on 15 Nov 1810 in Johannes der Täufer Kirche, Hilter, Kurfürstentum Hannover, with Anna Regina Stocks (married Wiemann), Johann Henrich Siep, and Anna Margretha Niebrüggens as godparents.1
     Anna's brother Jobst applied for permission for her, her sister Louise, and their mother to emigrate to America with him and his intended wife. The application was approved 27 Jul 1842.5
     Anna arrived in Baltimore on 11 Oct 1842, aboard the Casper, having departed from Bremen, with her mother, sister, and her older brother Jobst and his wife.6,7
     It seems likely that Anna located in the Cincinnati area with her mother and sister. But no further record of her has been found. It appears she either died or married before 1850, as she was not listed in the 1850 census with any of her relatives, nor found under her maiden name in any other household. But no marriage or death record for her has been located.

Citations

  1. [S740] Taufregister (Baptism Register), Kurfürstentum Hannover, 1810 no. 57, Anna Maria Regina Wieman.
  2. [S1321] Casper arrival 11 Oct 1842, Passenger Lists, Baltimore, 1820-1891, pg 6, shows name as Anna Wieman.
  3. [S1321] Casper arrival 11 Oct 1842, Passenger Lists, Baltimore, 1820-1891, pg 6, shows Maria, age 27, and Lousie, age 25, and Anna, age 63, in the family group with Joseph, age 35, all surname Wiemann, suggesting Anna was the mother of all three children.
  4. [S1321] Casper arrival 11 Oct 1842, Passenger Lists, Baltimore, 1820-1891, pg 6, shows age 27, and place of origin as Hilter.
  5. [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.
  6. [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.
  7. [S1853] Wilhelmine Wiemann household, 1900 U.S. Census, Hamilton Co., Ohio, shows year, as 1841, and her in the U.S. 59 years.