Analysis of Early Secular Records for Johann Heinrich Krückeberg
Johann Heinrich Krückebereg’s at no. 10 Berenbusch in 1747
Three secular records between 1737 and 1747 in the Bückeburg regional department of the Lower Saxony state archives mention a Johann Heinrich Krückeberg of Berenbusch. A fourth document does not mention him.
| Life Span | Denotation | Identifier |
|---|---|---|
1737 |
Survey of House and Property Holders in the District of Bückeburg as Part of a General Land Survey Erfassung der Haus- und Hofbesitzer im Amt Bückeburg im Rahmen einer Generallandesvisitation (Landesvermessung) |
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1743-1744 |
Records of the questioning of the individual rural property holders in Evesen, Berenbusch, Nordholz, and Rusbend in the context of the General Land Survey (land measurement) Protokolle über die Befragung der einzelnen Hofbesitzer in Evesen, Berenbusch, Nordholz und Rusbend im Rahmen der Generallandesvisitation (Landesvermessung) |
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1745 |
Survey of the Villages of Evesen, Berenbusch, and Nordholz. Vermessung der Dörfer Evesen, Berenbusch und Nordholz |
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1740–1830 |
List of names of all Kolons of the offices of Bückeburg and Arensburg, with numbering of the all houses. Namensverzeichnis sämtlicher Kolonen der Ämter Bückeburg und Arensburg, mit Nummerierung der sämtlichen Häuser. NOTE: The list is entirely from 1747 (see title page); 1830 refers to a few letters included in the file at the end. |
Summaring of Findings
They are mentioned in several Rentkammer case files, and in one early document from 1747, the List of names of all Kolons of the offices of Bückeburg and Arensburg, with numbering of the all houses, we learn that Johann Heinrich Krückeberg is by 1747 a Brinksitzer of no. 10 Berenbusch.
Furthermore the prior owner of the holding, Johann Tönnies Eggerding, was also a baptism sponsor of Johann Heinrich’s son, Johann Friedrich, who was born in 1728.