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APPENDIX V
THE GERMAN/MEXICAN DESCENTS
4. Brödermann Descent *
Arms:† Or, two boars’ tusks entire gules in pale issuant sinister.
Crest: on a wreath of the colours, in front of two azure-pointed tilting-spears sable in
saltire and between two of the last in pile with banners displayed gules,
a chaplet proper bearing an eagle displayed or.
Berndt Brödermann, of Hamburg, had:
A1. Hermann Brödermann, b. ?4 Apr 1671 (bapt. St Petri); m. (St Michaelis) 28 Apr
1695 Elisabeth Thiem; and had 7 children:
B1. Johann Hinrich Brödermann; basketmaker 30 Apr 1742; burgher in Hamburg 15
Feb 1726; b. 18 Apr 1696 (bapt. St Petri); m. 1st Hamburg 19 May 1726 Anna
Maria (d. 13 Nov 1729), dau. of Johann Lüders; m. 2nd 7 Jun 1730 Anna (who m.
2nd 5 Apr 1744 Hinrich Blohm), dau. of Martin Ehemann; and d.s.p. Hamburg 15
Feb 1726.
B2. Dominicus Jost Brödermann, b. 22 Oct 1697.
B3. Wolter Nicolas Brödermann, b. 8 Dec 1700.
B4. Harmen Brödermann, of Kehrwieder, seafarer in Hamburg; b. Hamburg (St Nik.)
19 Jan 1703; m. 1st Hamburg 13 Aug 1722 Elisabeth, dau. of Bernt Arends; m. 2nd
Hamburg 2 Jan 1746 Katherina Adelheid (Schabus) (b. Mülsen bei Zwidau 1707;
d. Hamburg 12 May 1785), dau. of Peter Martin Boldmann; and he d. having had:
C1. Margaretha Adelheid Brödermann, b. (St Katharinen) 23 Jul 1724.
C2. Johan David Brödermann, basketmaker, of Mühren; b. 13 Jul 1727; m. 23
May 1756 Isabel Christine (d. 29 Aug 1801), dau. of Johannes Burmester; and
he d. between 28 Sept 1792 and 29 Aug 1801, having had:
D1. Katharina Margareta Brödermann, b. 20 Oct 1757; d. 16 Jul 1760.
D2. Johann Heinrich Brödermann, b. 1 Jun 1760; d. 12 Aug 1760.
D3. Dorothea Elisabeth Brödermann, b. 19 Aug 1762.
C3. Franz Albert Brödermann, b. 14 Mar 1730.
C4. Katharina Maria Brödermann, b. 4 Oct 1732.
C5. Peter Niclas Brödermann, seafarer; b. 20 Nov 1734; m. 17 Jan 1762 Katharina
Maria Sübargen (Seebahn), and he d. 27/8 Sept 1808 having had:
D1. Johann Peter Nicolaus Brödermann, ship’s master in Hamburg; burgher 4
Jun 1790; settled Kehrwieder 1798; b. 15 Nov 1762; m. 15 Jan 1792
Katharina Maria (who m. 2nd 2 Feb 1792 Hubert Schwarting, of
Oldenburg), dau. of Clas Drener, of Blankenese, by Katharina Maria
Reimers; and he d. Archangel, Russia, 21 Aug 1801, having had with
another child (d. 21 Jan 1795):
* For Brödermann pedigree, with collateral lines and early references, see Dr jur B. Koerner, with
U.W Cutteroth and T. Will, Deutsches Geschlechterbuch (Genealogisches Handbuch Bürgerlicher
Familien): Hamburger Geschlechterbuch, band 36, Goerlitz, 1929, and Stammtafel der Familie
Brödermann, nach einer auf dem hamburgischen Staatsarchiv befindlichen Aufzeichnung und nach
anderen Quellen, Hamburg [privately printed], Sept. 1908 [new ed. with revisions to 1912].
† For grant of arms, see Ed. Lorenz-Mener, Hamburgische Wappenrolle, 1912, tafel 19 (for Carl
Alphons and Aug. Friedrich Brödermann); Dr Bernhard Koerner, Hundbuch der Heroldskunst, bd.
3, s. 192; Wappenbuch der Hamburgischen Deputationen, 1896, blatt 9.
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E1. Elisabeth Isabella Johanna Brödermann, b. 19 Sept 1792; d. 21 Apr
1798.
E2. Johann Peter Brödermann; b. 6 Dec 1799; d. 30 Dec 1867.
D2. Anna Katharina Brödermann, b. 5 Jun 1765.
D3. Hinrich Herman Brödermann, b. 4 May 1768.
D4. Cornelia Margaretha Brödermann, b. 2 Dec 1770.
D5. Anna Katharina Brödermann, b. 14 Feb 1773.
D6. Johann Heinrich Brödermann, b. 8 Apr 1777.
D7. Anna Elisabeth Brödermann, b. 19 Mar 1780.
D8. Johanna Maria Brödermann, b. 16 July 1784; d. 9 Sept 1785.
B5. David Friedrich Brödermann, of whom presently.
B6. Joachim Ernst Brödermann, burgher 1731; freeholder 1755; basket maker 1782; b.
Hamburg (St Nik.) 22 Jul 1708; m. 17 Apr 1740 Anna Catharina (b. Wedel am der
Elbe 6 Apr 1698; d. Hamburg 1 Jun 1785), dau. of Johann Schale by Mettta Lasen;
and had with other issue:
C1. Anna Elisabeth Brödermann, b. 3 Oct 1731; d. 30 Jan 1735.
C2. Anna Elisabeth Brödermann II, b. 25 Aug 1739.
B7. Peter Diedrich Brödermann, basket maker; burgher 27 Apr 1736; b. 15 May 1710;
m. Hamburg 3 Jun 1736 Anna Margaretha (d. 9 Jun 1752), dau. of Balentin
Bringer; and he d.s.p. Hamburg 3 Apr 1775.
B5. The fourth son, David Friedrich Brödermann, Dutch merchant; burgher of
Hamburg 1733; founded 1739, the firm which continued 250 years as the oldest
Hamburg shipbroking firm with Theodor and F. Eimbcke partnership (see below);* b.
23 Apr 1706; m. (St Petri) 31 May 1733 Cornelia Janssen Nehring (b. 29 Jun 1705; d.
7 Jul 1778), dau. of Arend Janssen Nehring, and had 4 sons and 5 daus. (of whom 2
sons and 2 daus. survived their mother):
C1. Anna Margaretha Brödermann, b. 13 Jun [?Aug] 1734; m. 24 Jan 1758 Johann
Struckmann, economist with port almshouses (b. 9 May 1730; d. 12 Feb. 1808)
(who m. 2nd 4 Nov 1783 Marie Caecilie Mau, née Schultz); and d. 6 Jul 1783.
C2. Johann (Jan) Hinrich Brödermann, of whom presently.
C3. Andreas Hinrich Brödermann, burgher 1774; commissioner; agent; freeholder in
Stellingen; bapt. 27 Feb 1746; m. Anna Regina Carstens, and d. 30 Jan 1802,
having had with 2 other children:
D1. Andreas Brödermann.
C2. Johann (Jan) Hinrich Brödermann, burgher and noted shipbroker in Hamburg,
after whom ‘Brödermannsweg’ in Borstel was named (he purchased site with Nikolaus
Frey 1771; formerly Brödermannskohlgarten); b. 2 Mar 1739; m. 1st 26 Nov 1761
Anna Margaretha Sengelmann (b. Lüttensee 15 Feb 1732; d. 20 Dec 1772), dau. of
Claus Hinrich Sengelmann, by whom he had 3 sons and 1 dau.; he m. 2nd Hamburg 25
Nov 1773 Margaretha Gesa Mahler (b. 29 Oct 1757; d. 2 Aug 1802), dau. of Peter
Mahler (b. 1710; d. Hamburg 22 May 1787), ship’s master, and Dorothea Magdalena
Hierren; Johann Hinrich d. 21 Jun 1809, having by his first wife had 4 children and by
his 2nd wife 8 children.
Issue of above-mentioned Johann Hinrich Brödermann by his first wife, Anne Senglemann:
D1. Johann David Brödermann; merchant; 18 Nov 1785 burgher; 20 Feb 1792
shipbroker; freeholder Borstel; b. 30 Aug 1762; d. unm. 29 Jun 1811.
D2. Cornelia Magdalena Brödermann, b. 22 Oct 1764; d. Dec 1772.
D3. Georg Diedrich Brödermann; settled Bordeaux; 14 Feb 1800 burgher Hamburg; 2
Apr 1800 shipbroker; bapt. 10 Dec 1767; m. (?Bordeaux) Johanna Henriette Louise
* Hamburger Abendblatt, no. 240, 15 Oct 1986: ‘Aus für Hamburgs älteste Schiffmakler-Firma’
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Pilgrain (b. Paris circa 1772; d. Hamburg 19 Mar 1818); and d. 30 Jan 1812,
having had issue:
E1. Margarethe Aimée Brödermann, b. Bordeaux circa 1793; m. 31 Oct 1819
Friedrich Fechtmann (b. Oldenburg), son of Andreas Fechtmann and Rebecca
Mener.
E2. Charles Brödermann, b. Bordeaux 24 Jan 1794; 1812 musician; k.a. Russian
campaign.
E3. Johanna Henriette Brödermann, b. 26 May 1801; d. unm. Hamburg 9 Mar
1859.
E4. Georg Heinrich Brödermann, sailmaker; b. 5 Aug 1803; m. 25 Jan 1829
Henriette Johanna Margarethe Werner (b. Hamburg Oct 1798; 2 Mar 1885),
dau. of Benjamin Leberecht Werner by Margaretha Beata Sitzen; by whom he
had:
F1. Dorothea Henriette Brödermann, b. 19 Apr 1830; m. 21 Aug 1864 Johann
Heinrich Bernard Ellerbrook, sailmaker in Hamburg (b. Hamburg 1831).
F2. Johanna Caroline Brödermann, b. Hamburg 9 Mar 1834; d. unm. 25 Nov
1907.
E5. Ferdinande Caroline Henriette Brödermann, b. Hamburg 4 Jul 1808; d. 1 Sept
1832.
E6. Anna Dorothea Brödermann, b. 8 Jul 1810; d. 12 Mar 1812.
D4. Johann Georg Brödermann, b. 21 Dec 1770; d. 26 Dec 1772.
Issue of Johann Hinrich Brödermann by his 2nd wife, Margaretha Gesa Mahler:
D5. Peter Simon Brödermann; burgher 9 Jan 1795; sailmaker 1795; captain 1814,
major 1817, in Bürger-Militäres Regt; member of ‘Einigkeit’ Co. 1818; auctioneer;
burgher-councillor 1819; President of City Council 1825–6; b. 6 Nov 1775; m.
Hamburg 16 Dec 1801 Anna Dorothea Schmidt (their portraits by Robert
Schneider [1844] are in the Hamburg Kunsthalle) (b. 21 Aug 1774; d. 3 Nov
1856), dau. of Gerhard Joachim Schmidt and Anna Rebecca Elhers; and he d. 1 Jan
1849, having had:
E1. Therese Brödermann, b. 23 Oct 1811; m. Hamburg 27 Jun 1835 her cousin
Rudolf Georg Behrmann, dr jur., burgher 1829; advocate in Hamburg 1828–59
(b. 3 May 1806; d. Dec 1886), son of Rudolf Gerhard Behremann by Regina
Dorothea Brödermann (see below); and she d. 27 Mar 1893 (leaving portraits of
her parents to Hamburger Kuntshalle).
E2. Dorothea Brödermann, b. 31 Aug 1814.
D6. Anna Katharina Brödermann, b. 24 Nov 1776; d. 1 Jun 1780.
D7. Regina Dorothea Brödermann, b. 30 Aug 1778; m. 8 Feb 1803 Rudolph Gerhard
Behrmann, Dr. Notar. and later actuary at Handelsgerichts (b. 30 Dec 1773; d. 16
Aug 1858), son of Rudolf Gerhard Behrmann, pastor of St Petri, Hamburg* by
Antoinette Katharina Schade; and d. 13 Nov 1866, having had issue.
D8. Anna Elisabeth Brödermann, b. 18 Feb 1780; d. 28 Jul 1780.
D9. Friedrich Brödermann, burgher 22 Oct 1799; shipbroker 2 Apr 1810; b. 30 Mar
1781; m. 19 Nov 1806 Anna Maria Borstelmann (b. Altona 10 Jun 1786; d. 13
Aug 1838); and d. 25 Sept 1865, having had:
E1. Friedrich Brödermann; burgher 17 May 1833; broker 5 Apr 1854; b. 14 Sept
1807; m. Rotterdam 3 Jul 1833 Luise Catharina Dutton (b. Colne, Lancashire,
13 Apr 1809; d. Hamburg 12 Oct 1873), dau. of Frederic and Mary Ann
Dutton; and had:
F1. Marianne Henriette Brödermann, b. 18 Oct 1834; m. 27 Oct 1855 Gustav
Heinrich Hühn, broker (b. circa 1833); she d. 22 Mar 1909.
* R.G. Behrmann, Versuch einer Geschichte der Kirche St. Petri und St. Pauli, Hamburg, 1823, xii,
138 p., Anhang lxvi p. [pub. by his grandson, 50 years after completion of ms.].
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F2. Friedrich Hampton Brödermann, settled in Havana, Cuba; b. 27 Sept
1837; m. Georgina Sophia Crabbe, by whom he had:
G1. Frederick George Brödermann, b. Havana 13 Apr 1871; m.
Manhattan, NY, 13 Nov 1903 Anna Maria Müller (b. Burgberg in
Baden).
G2. Charlotte Alexandria Brödermann, b. Havana 22 Jun 1873; d. 29 Mar
1879.
G3. Emily Henrietta Brödermann, b. Havana 19 Aug 1875.
G4. Gustav Robert Brödermann, b. Havana 7 Apr 1877; m. E.M.
Townsend.
F3. Charlotte Luise Emily Brödermann, b. 16 Sept 1839; m. 10 Oct 1861
Nicolaus Ludwig von der Meden, estate agent (b. 2 Mar 1837; d. 13 May
1902); and had 3 sons and 5 daus (of whom 2 married).
F4. Johann Heinrich Brödermann, b. 30 May 1842; d. 5 Nov 1842.
F5. Emma Therese Luise Brödermann, b. 18 Aug 1848; m. 17 Aug 1871 Emil
Daniel Popert.
E2. Maria Brödermann, b. 7 May 1809; m. 25 Sept 1830 Theodor Eimbcke, who
entered as a shipbroker in firm of Theodor & Fr. Eimbcke Brödermann (b. 11
Oct 1796; d. 22 May 1870); and d. 25 Jun 1860.
E3. Emilie Brödermann, twin to above; b. 7 May 1809; d. circa 1838.
E4. Adolph Brödermann, 3 Feb 1833 settled Matanzas, Cuba, where 1 Jun 1833
entered partnership with Gustav Wichers in firm of his uncle, C.M.
Brödermann, as C.M. Brödermann & Co; b. 19 Jun 1810; d. unm. 1 Jan 1854.
E5. Emilie Brödermann, b. 23 Jan 1816; m. 1st Hamburg 4 Jun 1840 Franz Adolf
Loehr, merchant (b. Hamburg 12 Jan 1813; d. 6 Dec 1857), son of Karl
Friedrich August Loehr, oberalter (d. 1854) by Marianne Reder; m. 2nd 29 Mar
1859 Otto Friedrich Behrens (d. Hamburg 30 Nov 1860), partner in Behrens
& Pluns; she d.s.p. Hamburg 15 May 1893.
E6. Johann Heinrich Brödermann, b. 22 Feb. 1817; d. 2 May 1818.
E7. Johann Heinrich Brödermann II, b. 15 Jun 1818; d. 23 Dec 1820.
D10. Heinrich Diedrich Brödermann, iron merchant; b. 10 Oct 1784; d. unm. 13 Mar
1810.
D11. Christian Jasper Brödermann, accountant; b. 3 Jul 1807; d. unm. 17 Jul 1817.
D12. Carl Matthias, who follows.
D12. The last-mentioned Carl Matthias Brödermann; merchant in Lisbon in firm of
Wegener & Brödermann; later in Matanzas, Cuba, in firm of C.M. Brödermann; 22
Jun 1833 returned to Hamburg; insurance broker; b. 28 Apr 1789; m. 1st Havana
Cathedral 16 Mar 1828 Anna (b. Lisbon 1 Sept 1787; d. Hamburg 28 Feb 1837),
widow of his partner in Lisbon, Andreas Wegener (whose two sons by Anna, August
Friedrich Wegener [b. Lisbon 15 Nov 1818] and Julius Adolph Wegener [b. Lisbon 5
May 1823], were adopted by Carl Matthias, and have descendants living bearing the
Brödermann name), and dau. of Friedrich Oom of Lisbon (descended from Bodo Om,
born Heuersen 1303) by Harriet Betty (of Penryn, Cornwall).*
Carl Matthias Brödermann m. 2nd Hamburg 18 Dec 1838 Marianne Kunhardt (b. 10
Mar 1815; d. Eimsbüttel 23 Feb. 1882) (who m. 2nd 25 Nov 1864 Friedr. Aug.
Edmund Jonas von Rettberg [b. 1819; d. Hamburg 1884]), dau. of Georg Wilhelm
Kunhardt (b. Osterholz 3 Dec 1777; d. Hamburg 7 May 1848) by Anna Maria Schultz
(b. 9 Jun 1778; d. 9 Apr 1840).
Carl Matthias d. Eimsbüttel 10 Jun 1854, having by his 2nd wife had:
* According to contemporary journal of Friedrich Oom, Carl Brödermann and Anna eloped to
Matanzas via Hamburg on 12 Oct 1823, and the two boys had been fathered by Carl; a dau. Anna
Henriquetta born in 1807 remained in Lisbon. (Ex inf. Maria Oom Oliveira Martins, 2009.)
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E1. (Karl) Alphons Brödermann, of Othmarschen bei Altona; merchant in London and
Shanghai, then in Hamburg with his brother in firm of A. & E. Brödermann;
burgher Hamburg 1865; shipbroker and -owner in firm of R.M. Sloman Jr. 1867;
member of Finance Deputation 1890; well-known amateur jockey and steeplechase
owner; member of ‘Einigkeit’ company 1888; b. Hamburg 17 Jan 1840; m.
Hamburg 12 May 1867 Stephani (b. Hamburg 4 Apr 1848), dau. of Robert Miles
Sloman Jr., shipowner and forwarding agent, of Harvestehude Weg (b. Ikehoe 30
Jul 1812; d. Othmarschen 30 Jul 1900) by (m. 1838) Crisca Amalia Rosalia von
Stephani (b. Tulczyn, Ukraine, 9 Apr 1819; d. Hamburg 18 Mar 1879). Alphons
Brödermann d. Othmarschen 16 May 1892, having had:
F1. Stephani Brödermann, b. Hamburg 1 Mar 1868; m. Othmarschen 15 Aug
1891 Paul Eugen, Major-General Freiherr von Hoverbeck gen. von Schoenaich
(see Freiherrliche Häuser B, vol. VIII, 1978) (b. Klein Tromnau, West Prussia,
16 Feb 1866; bur 7 Jan 1954) (son of Eduard von Hoverbeck gen. von
Schoenaich by Kamilla von Buddenbrock), and d. Hamburg 5 Dec 1939,
having had:
G1. Alphons, Freiherr von Hoverbeck gen. von Schoenaich, Oberleutnant, b.
Hanover 8 Aug 1892; d. Giessen (Lazarett) 17 Nov 1918.
G2. Stephan, Freiherr von Hoverbeck gen. von Schoenaich, b. Berlin 7 Oct
1895; m. as her 2nd husband Marianne Gebbers (b. 18 May 1910), widow,
dau. of Karl Friedrich Wiebe Petersen by Ida Ritter.
G3. Dietrich, Freiherr von Hoverbeck gen. von Schoenaich, b. Hamburg 6 Jul
1911; d. Hamburg 15 Jun 1914.
F2. Carl Brödermann; merchant in Hamburg in firm of Brödermann-Sloman; b. 31
Mar 1869; m. Hamburg 1 June 1900 (Anna) Elisabeth (b. 12 Jun 1876), dau.
of Wilhelm Amsinck III, merchant, after whom Beim Amsinckpark is named,
sometime tenant of Kommode (see Hamburgische Biografie) (b. Hamburg 31 Jul
1821; d. 8 Apr 1909; family immigrated from Oldenzaal, Netherlands, in 1576)
by his second wife Laetitia Sophia Willink (b. Lodstedt bei Hamburg 23 Feb
1845; d. 11 Jan 1923), dau. of Carl Heinrich Willink (after whom Willinks
Park is named) by Emily Lydia Stringham; and he d.s.p. Hamburg 5 Sept 1933.
F3. Marie Brödermann, b. 24 Aug 1871; m. Hamburg 30 Jan 1889 Hermann
Reincke, merchant in Hamburg (b. 18 Apr 1864; d. 1943); and d. 16 May
1902, leaving:
G1. Mary (May) Emilie Reincke, b. Hamburg 15 Nov 1890; m. Othmarschen
5 May 1911 Joseph Henry Stringham Willink II (b. 9 Sept 1878), son of
Joseph Henry Stringham Willink I (himself son of Carl Heinrich Willink
above) by (m. 1874) Wilhelmine Gossler (dau. of Wilhelm Gossler by
Margarete Elisabeth Donner), and had:
H1. Mary (May) Elis. Wilh. Willink, b New York 4 Feb 1912; m.
Sommerhof and had 4 children:
I1.–4. May, Peter, Reinhard and Henry.
H2. Henry Josef Stringham Willink, b. Hamburg 29 Aug 1915.
G2. Carl Alphons H. Reincke, b. 8 Mar 1883; d. Cambrai, 28 Sept 1918.
G3. (Robert) Miles Sloman Reincke, chairman (as was his father) of Hamburg
Shipbrokers' Association; Olympic polo team 1936; b. Hamburg 7 Mar
[?17 Sept] 1898; m. and had:
H1. Carl Alphons Michael Reincke, b. Hamburg 1937.
G4. Lydia Stephani Viktoria Reincke, b. Hamburg 24 May 1900.
F4. Hans Brödermann, b. 26 Jun 1876; d. Othmarschen 23 May 1877.
F5. Hildegard Crisca Brödermann, b. Reinbeck 22 Jun 1879; m. Hamburg 16 Aug
1898 Emilio Adolph Gottfried Schramm, merchant of Hamburg (b. Hamburg
12 Nov 1862; d. Reinbeck 7 Jul 1924), son of Adolph Schramm by Emilia
Maria Scholk; d.s.p.
E2. Edward Matthias Brödermann, of whom presently.
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E3. David Oscar Brödermann, b. 30 Apr 1844; d. 25 Apr 1846.
E4. Christian Mathias Brödermann, landowner settled at Branderhof bei Halstenbek, nr
Pinneberg in S.-Holstein; b. 9 Jul 1854; d. unm. 13 Mar 1922.
E2. Edward [Edouard] Matthias Brödermann, merchant in England then Hamburg
with A. & E. Brödermann, later with J. Gabe & Son Succ.; burgher 1865; b. 27 Feb.
1842; m. Hamburg 3 May 1872 (Ramona Luisa) Clara Ignacia Störzel (b. Grabow 2
Jun 1852; d. Hamburg 24 Jun 1939); and d. 28 Feb 1904, having had issue:
F1. (Maria) Alice Julia Brödermann, b. Hamburg 25 Feb 1873, m. Hamburg 5 Oct
1903 Hugo Ingenuin Kecht, MD and MCS, of Linz, Austria (b. Innsbruck 28 May
1876; d. Linz 14 Feb 1962), son of Stadtkämmer Johan Kecht, of Innsbruck, and
she d. Linz 30 Oct 1953, having had issue:
G1. Bruno Frank Mikael Maria Kecht, ENT physician; b. 24 Sept 1904; m. Linz 23
Jul 1948 Edith Girsig Barzdorf (of USSR) (b. 13 Apr 1919), and had:
H1. Irene Alice Kecht, b. 8 Mar 1949.
G2. Egon Alfred Kecht, dr jur.; b. Linz 21 Jul 1907; m. Wels 29 Jun 1935
Frederike Schmotzer (b. 7 Jul 1913), and d. 31 May 1985, having had:
H1. Wolfdiedrich Edhard Kecht, dr jur. Vienna; b. 3 Aug 1938; m. and has
issue living, 2 children.
H2. Tilman Bruno Kecht, b. 12 Mar 1943.
G3. Wolfgang Kecht, b. Linz 15 Jun 1910.
F2. Alfred Edmund Brödermann, of whom hereafter.
F3. Emmy Maria Franziska Brödermann, b. 15 Feb. 1875; m. Hamburg 18 Nov 1899
Frank Cyril Tiarks, OBE, of Foxbury, Chislehurst, Kent, and Loxton, Somerset (b.
Balham 9 July 1874; d. North Lodge, Loxton, Som., 7 Apr 1952); partner in J.
Henry Schröder & Co., London; director of Court of Bank of England 1912–45,
and of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.; High Sheriff of Kent 1927; she d. 27 July 1943,
having had:
G1. Henry Frederic Tiarks, director of J. Henry Schroder & Co; amateur
astronomer; b. Chislehurst 8 Sept. 1900; m. 1st 27 or 28 Apr 1930 (div. 1936),
Lady Millicent Olivia Mary Taylour, only dau. of Geoffrey Thomas Taylour, 4th
Marquess of Headfort by Rosie Boote, and by her had issue:
H1. Christopher Henry Frederic Tiarks, b. 13 Mar 1931; d. 8 Apr 1932.
Henry Tiarks m. 2nd at Bordeaux 3 Oct 1936, Ina Florence Marshman Bell (the
actress Joan Barry) (d. 1989); and he d. Marbella, Spain, 2 Jul 1995, having by
her had further issue:
H2. Edward Henry Tiarks, b. 15 Jan 1943; d. 20 Jun 1943.
H3. Henrietta Joan Tiarks, dowager Duchess of Bedford; b. 5 Mar 1940; m. 20
Jun 1961 (Henry) Robin Ian Russell, DL, 14th Duke of Bedford, etc., of
Woburn Abbey, Beds. (b. Ritz Hotel, London, 21 Jan 1940; d. Tavistock
Intensive Care Unit, 13 June 2003), son of (John) Ian Robert Russell, 13th
Duke of Bedford, by Clare Gwendolyn Bridgman, by whom she has:
I1. Andrew Ian Henry Russell, 15th Duke of Bedford, of Woburn; b.
Boston, Mass., 30 Mar 1962; m. 16 Oct 2000 Louisa Rona Crammond
(dau. of Donald Ian Crammond by Rona Zara, Lady Delves-Broughton,
born Clifford-Johns), and has 1 son and 1 dau.
J1. Alexandra Louisa Clare Russell, b. 9 Jul 2001.
J2. Henry Robin Charles Russell, Marquess of Tavistock, b. 7 Jun 2005.
I2. Lord Robin Loel Hastings Russell, b. 12 Aug 1963; m. 1994 Stephanie,
yst dau. of Kurt Niklas, of Beverley Hills, California, USA.
I3. Lord James Edward Herbrand Russell, b. 11 Feb 1975; m. First
Presbyterian Ch., NYC, 24 Sept 2005 Dawn Alexander.
G2. Edward Mathias Tiarks, b. Chislehurst 14 Dec. 1904; k. in flying accident at
Hambrook, Bristol, 23 Sept 1929.
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G3. Maj. Peter Frank Tiarks, MC, of Melplash Court, Dorset; High Sheriff of
Dorset; b. London 15 May 1910 (twin to Myra); m. 1st 7 Jun 1934 (m. diss.
1938) Pamela Mary Dorothy, yr dau. of Cdr Edward Silvertop of Minsteracres
(see Burke’s LG), and by her had:
H1. Gabriel Pamela Tiarks, b. 9 Oct 1935; m. 24 Jun 1958 Anthony Julian
Landon, and has three sons: Mark, Benedict and Edward.
Major Peter Tiarks m. 2nd 26 Apr 1938 Lady (Henrietta) Diana Juanita Finch-
Hatton, yr dau. of Guy Montagu George Finch-Hatton, 14th Earl of
Winchelsea, by Margarita Armstrong Drexel; and he d. 1975 having by her had
further issue:
H2. Caspar Peter Frank Tiarks, of Martley, Worcs; b. 8 May 1948; m. Susan
(b. Australia), and has with two other children:
I. Jessica, m. St Peter’s, Martley, 26 April 2008 Benjamin Allen.
H3. Tania Henrietta Tiarks, b. 4 Feb 1939; m. 30 Apr 1960 Michael Joseph
Bennett Parker, of Gooderstone Manor, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, dir. of Favor
Parker Ltd., and has: Stephen Favor (b. 1960), Benjamin James (b. 1962)
and Naomi.
H4. Anita Daphne Tiarks, b. 1 Jan 1941; m. 5 Apr 1963 Euan Malcolm
Macphail, and has: Camilla, Hamish and Madeleine.
G4. Ramona Maria Clara Tiarks, b. Chislehurst, 4 Feb 1902; m. 12 Jul 1956 Simon
Tyler.
G5. Myra Emmy Tiarks, b. London, 15 May 1910 (twin to Peter); m. 29 Jan 1936
Richard Herbert Mallock (eldest son of Charles Herbert Mallock, DSO, of
Cockington Ct, Torquay, which he sold); and d. Amesbury, Wilts, Oct 2006,
leaving:
H1. (Charles Edward) Julian Mallock, b. 20 Feb 1937; m. 12 Feb 1958 Patricia
Elvira Pizzarello, of Gibraltar, and has 2 sons.
H2. Naomi Myra Mallock, b. 3 Jan 1939; m. 1 Michael Sweetman (by whom
she has a dau., Arabella); m. 2 ?13 Nov 1961 Arthur Patrick Maxwell (b. 8
Oct 1937) (by whom she has two daus., Beatrice and Mellie); and m. 3
1981 (William Lawrence) Austen Chamberlain (b. 1 Apr 1944).
F4. Beatrice Alexandra Paula Brödermann, b. Hamburg 16 Jul 1883; d. unm. Munich
13 Oct 1961.
F2. Alfred Edmund Brödermann, director of branch of Kolonialbank zu London; lieut.
Schleswig-Holstein Hussars, no. 16, WWI; b. Hamburg 12 Jun 1874; m. (Westminster
Cathedral) 26 Apr 1911 Jeanne Marie Therese Nicolaieff (b. in Paris 17 May 1886; d.
E. Molesey 9 Jan 1968), widow of Francis Edmund Lane Fox (b. 28 Nov 1872; d. Ryde
29 Feb 1908) and dau. of [?] Count Henri Nicolaieff, diplomat (b. circa 1856) by
Mariquita Consuelo Haffenden (b. Huelva, Spain, 1858; d. Southampton 18 Dec
1894), dau. of Charles Dalley Haffenden (b. Bloomsbury 3 Nov 1821; d. London, 15
Apr 1910).
Alfred Edmund d. Hamburg 3 May 1923, having had issue:
G1. Mariquita Clara Brödermann, b. Hamburg 24 Apr 1912; d. Tewkesbury 12 Sept
2004, having had by Emmerich von Moers (k. Cherepovets USSR 1945):
H1. Gisela [Ingeborg Thea] Marie-Therese von Moers, b. Germany, 28 Aug 1943;
m. (St Mary’s, Cadogan Place, London) 28 Aug 1964 Michael Robin Ogilvie
Leigh, Lt.-Col. 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards; of Yarkhill Court, Herefs; High
Sheriff of Herefs & Worcs 2008; and has:
I1. Lucinda (Luci) Maria Ogilvie Leigh, b. 10 Aug 1966; m. (Belmont Abbey,
Herefs) Charles Downing, of Buckland Newton Manor, Dorset; and has:
J1. Anastasia Mariquita Downing.
I2. Alice Ogilvie Leigh, b. 15 Nov 1968; m. (Belmont Abbey, Herefs) Dec 1990
Hugo Fircks (b. 1966) (son of Alexander Fircks [himself son of Baron
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Dimitri von Fircks by Ursula Fry]), tobacco farmer of Umsemgesi,
Zimbabwe, then of Mkushi, Zambia; and has three children,
J1. Zoe Fircks.
J2. Dima Fircks.
J3. Ivan Benedict Fircks.
I3. Katie Melissa Leigh, b. 3 Jun 1977; m. (Belmont Abbey, Herefs) Thomas
Bott (b. 28 May 1977), and has:
J1. Douglas, b. 2005.
J2. Liliana Alice Grace, b. 3 Dec 2008.
H2. Rose Marie Christine Felicitas von Moers, b. Germany 9 Aug 1945; m.
(Chelsea) as his 2nd wife Michael Norman Richardson, solr; and has:
I1. Christina Richardson, b. London 7 May 1978.
I2. Alexandra Richardson, m. (Douai, Berks) 3 Nov 2007 Jonathan Ring.
G2. Edward Matthias Henry Brödermann, settled E. Molesey, Surrey; major RASC
WWII Burma; with Standard Oil; assumed name of Broadman; b. Hamburg 5 May
1914; d. unm. Cobham, May 1969.
G3. (Maria) Dolores Beatrice Evelyn Brödermann, b. Hamburg 8 Feb 1919; m. (St
James’s, Spanish Place, London) 24 Nov. 1945, Sir Charles Marcus Mander (later)
third baronet, of Little Barrow, Gloucestershire (b. Kilsall Hall, Tong, 22 Sept.
1921; d. IoW 9 Aug 2006); capt. Coldstream Guards WWII; dir. of Mander Bros.,
Wolverhampton; High Sheriff of Staffordshire 1963; d. 6 Apr 2007, having had:
I1. Penelope Anne Mary Mander, b. London 22 Sept. 1946; m. 1st 4 May 1965 (m.
diss.) Michael Rollo Hoare, of Dogmersfield, Hants., a partner in C. Hoare and
Co., bankers, of Fleet St., and by him has issue living, 2 daus. She m. 2nd
(Kensington) 22 Mar 1979 as his 2nd wife Simon John Loder (b. London 4 Apr
1932; d. there 7 Sep 2002), of Clapton Court, Som., capt. Grenadier Guards;
stockbroker; and by him has further issue living, 1 son.
I2. Sir (Charles) Nicholas Mander, fourth baronet, lord of the manor of Owlpen,
Glos; knight of SMO Malta and of the Sacred Military Constantinian Order of
St George; b. Wolverhampton 23 Mar 1950; m. (Burford, Oxon) 24 June 1972
Karin Margareta Norin, yr dau. of Gustav Arne Norin, of Bromma, Stockholm,
textile agent, and Marianne Greta Janson; and has 4 sons and 1 dau.
I3. Francis Peter Mander, of Heath Barn, Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos.; b.
Wolverhampton 4 Dec. 1952; m. (Rendcomb, Glos) 14 Jul 1990, Georgina
Jane Thring, elder dau. of Edward Thring, Cdr RN (see Burke’s LG, 1952 ed),
of Alford House, Castle Cary, Somerset; and has issue living, 2 sons.
G4. Alfred Cecil Brödermann, major N. Staffs Regt WWII; in military intelligence; b.
Hamburg 9 May 1922; m. (Orsett, Essex) 20 Sept 1958 Aase (b. 3 Jun 1936), elder
dau of David Lie Eide, of Bergen, Norway; and he d. Northampton 14 Jul 1974,
leaving:
I1. Mark Edward David Brödermann, capt. 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards, of The
Grange, Frampton-on-Severn, Glos; b. Mexico City 4 Aug 1960; m. (Gibraltar
Cathedral) 7 Nov 1987 Rosanne (b. 27 Dec 1960), dau. of Joseph James
Gaggero CBE (son of Sir Geo. Gaggero) of Gibraltar by his 1st wife Marilis
Healing (div., and she m. 2nd Prince Alfonso of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, of
Marbella, Spain); and has:
J1. Freddie James Brödermann, b. London 25 Sept 1991.
J2. Maximilian Hugo Brödermann, b. Gloucester 1 Nov 1993.
J3. Isabella Josephine, b. Gloucester 5 Apr 2000.
I2. Monica Beatrice Brödermann, b. Mexico City 5 Feb 1962; m. (Richmond,
Middlesex) 5 Nov 1988 Guy Patrick de Courcey Bennett, and has issue living
Boston, USA:
J1. Emily Claire Eide, b. London 15 Jan 1990.
J2. Olivia Pamela, b. London 24 Oct 1991.
J3. Beatrice Rose, b. London 12 Feb 1994.
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2 . Störzel Descent *
Johann Stertzel, tenant of the manor of Deutsch-Paulsdorf, near Chemnitz, Saxony
(where the family had been settled since the early 17th century), m. Agnesa Bächin
(Bach) (who m. 2nd Johann Gottfried Kretzschmar, organist and schoolmaster in
Bietzdorff, near Meissen, Saxony, and d. 1 May 1760). Johan Sterzel d. 1 May 1754,
leaving:
A1. Johann Georg Störzel, b. Deutsch-Paulsdorf 2 Jul 1741 (bapt. Sohland 3 Jul 1741,
his godparents being Anne Marie and Christoph Stertzels, tenants at OberKiessdorf); his
guardian Georg Stürzel, tenant at Deutsch-Paulsdorf; educated in Görlitz (graduated 10
Apr 1762); medical student in Halle (MD 25 Sept 1762); medical officer in Baruth,
Saxony, 28 May 1768; personal physician to Princess Luise of Saxe-Gotha, whom he
accompanied on her marriage to Grand-Duke Friedrich Franz I of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin 1775; Hofrat and Hofmedicus in Ludwigslust 7 Jan 1775; Kreisphysicus 19
Jan 1792; Leibmedicus 9 May 1795; m. Baruth, Brandenburg, 29 Sept 1772 Justine
Henriette Wilhelmine Ritze (b. Baruth 29 Sept 1754; d. Ludwigslust 18 Feb 1818).
She was the dau. of Churfürstlich Cammer-Commissar (Saxony) Andreas Justinus Ritze
(b. Pruch [?Pouch] 6 Dec 1705; d. Baruth, 1792) (son of Johan Andreas Ritze by Eva
Dorothea Arnold) by his wife (m. Baruth 14 May 1752) Friederike Henriette Strunz
(d. Baruth 4 Sept 1777) (dau. of Friedrich Strunz [b. Marienburg, Saxony [where
family settled before 1505], 5 Mar 1680; d. Wittenburg 23 Apr 1725], professor of
philosophy and poetry [‘dichtkunst’] 1715, and ‘rector magnificus’ at University of
Wittenberg 1722 [occurs as “Fridericus Strunzius”, author of various books published
Wittenberg, c. 1703–30; dean of philosophy faculty; portrait engraving], by Henriette
Salome Zimmermann).
Leibmedicus Johan Georg Störzel d. Ludwigslust (res. at Schloßtr. 13) 3 Feb 1828,
leaving:
B1. Friedrich Christian Ludwig Störzel, merchant in Hamburg; b. Baruth 7 Sept 1783;
m. Christiane, dau. of Dreyer, merchant in Hamburg-Wachsbleichen, by Moldt,
and had:
C1. Ida Störzel, m. Schwerin, dr jur. and Cabinettsrat Prosch.
B2. Friederike Henriette Wilhalmine Störzel, b. Ludwigslust 6 Jul 1776; d. Schwerin 8
Mar 1853.
B3. August Störzel, b. Ludwigslust 29 Feb 1780; law student in Jena; d. 26 May 1799
(drowned with his horse in lake of Dorndorf); bur. Dorndorf 29 May.
B4. Georg Störzel, who follows.
B4. Georg Störzel, b. Ludwigslust 28 Jan 1782; student of law in Rostock 1799–1801;
student in Göttingen 1801–3; Amtsauditor in Rühn 16 Oct 1803 to Christmas 1808;
second Beamter and Amtsverwalter [civic administrator] in Warin Christmas 1808 to
Michaelmas 1813; second Beamter and Amtmann [senior civil servant] in Dargun
Michaelmas 1813 to Michaelmas 1824; Kammerrat [Treasurer] in Schwerin
Michaelmas 1824 to Christmas 1831; Geh. Kammerrat Christmas 1831; from 18 Jan
1832 Privy Counsellor, department of finances; then Minister and leader of Finance
Ministry 3 Jul 1837 to 1 Aug 1848 to Grand-Duke Friedrich Franz of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin; m. Rühn 30 Oct 1813 Julie Passow (b. Grabow 26 Mar 1791; d. Schwerin
17 Feb 1869); and he d. Schwerin 15 Nov 1863, having had:
C1. Georg Störzel, Oberpostamtsdirektor (postmaster); b. Dargun 25 Aug 1814; m. 1st
Friedrichsmoor 21 Nov 1848 Luise Grohmann (b. Friedrichsmoor 31 May 1825; d.
* Pedigree given fully in: Dr jur. [Carl Ludwig] Wunderlich, Die Nachkommen des Geh[eimen]
Ministerialrats Georg Störzel, Schwerin: Hofbuchdruckerie W. Sandmeyer, 1924, 43 p., and
Deutsches Geshlechterbuch (Genealogisches Handbuch Burgerlicher Familien), band 167, pp. 53–.
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Waren 19 Mar 1861); m. 2nd Güstrow 4 Dec 1866 Berta Ludwig (b. Kritzkow 9
Feb 1832; d. Güstrow 30 Jun 1907); and d. Güstrow 23 Dec 1895, having by his
first wife had:
D1. Georg Störzel, b. Waren 4 Feb 1850; k.a. as 2nd Lieut. in battle of Gravelotte,
Franco-Prussian War, 18 Aug 1870.
D2. Adolf Störzel, merchant in Doberan; b. Waren 12 Oct 1853; m. Retzow bei
Plau 13 Jul 1882 Berta Kuhberg, and d. Lantow 13 Sept 1860, having had 3
children.
D3. Ida Störzel, b. Waren 15 Apr 1852; d. Waren 9 May 1853.
D4. Anna Störzel, b. Waren 28 Mar 1855; m. Güstrow 29 Jun 1876 Hermann
Voss, mayor of Friedland, Mecklenburg; and d. Friedland 9 Mar 1905, leaving
4 children.
C2. Adolf Friedrich Störzel, MD, medical officer and general practitioner in Dargun; b.
Dargun 21 Jul 1815 (H.H. the Duke Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
stood sponsor); m. 1st Quettendorf 26 May 1845 Caroline Fiebiger (b. Halle 18
Dec 1820; d. Schwerin 25 Jul 1847); m. 2nd Schwerin 9 Sept 1850 Emilie Schnelle
(b. Buchholz 4 Jul 1829; d. Schwerin 10 Apr 1872). Adolf Störzel d. 2 Aug 1889,
having by his 1st wife had 1 dau. and by his 2nd wife had 3 sons and 1 dau.
C3. Justine Störzel, b. Rühn 7 Jul 1816; m. Schwerin 2 Dec 1836 Ludwig Bartning,
chief architect (b. Rostock 27 Aug 1799; d. Schwerin 30 May 1864); and d.
Schwerin 5 Apr 1896, having had (with four other children):
D1. Otto Bartning, merchant in Mazatlán and Hamburg; b. Schwerin 24 Nov
1837; m. 17 Mar 1874 Jenny Doll (b. Schmieheim 1853); and d. Karlsruhe 2
May 1907, having had (with five other sons):
E1. Otto Bartning, b. Karlsruhe 13 Apr 1883; architect, architectural theorist
and teacher; colleague in the Bauhaus with Walter Gropius; director of
Bauhoch-schule, Weimar; President of German Federation of Architects; m.
Cologne 8 Sept 1909 Clary Fuchs; and d. Darmstadt 20 Feb 1959, leaving 1
son and 2 daus.
D2. Carl Bartning, b. Schwerin 24 Jun 1843; m. Spernick 3 Jun 1873 Marie
Wallner (b. Jackshitz 7 Jan 1853); and d. Schwerin 4 Nov 1880, having had
(with 2 daus):
E2. Else Bartning, b. Gensewo 18 Mar 1874; m. Schwerin 24 Sept 1895
Dietrich, Baron von Wachmar (b. Köslitz 13 Jul 1865) (a kinsman of
Rüdiger, Freiherr von Wechmar [1923–2007], President of U.N. General
Assembly).
C4. (Jochim) Julius Martin Störzel, oberlandesgerichtsrat [high court judge]; b. Grabow
17 Oct 1817; m. Güstrow 17 May 1850 Johanna Rüting (b. Gustrow 19 Feb 1825;
d. Warnemünde 12 Sept 1906); and he d.s.p. Schwerin 1 Feb 1902.
C5. (Christian) Heinrich Eduard Friedrich Störzel, Consul-General for Mecklenburg-
Schwerin in Mazatlán and Hamburg; b. Grabow 26 Sept 1819; m. Sagrario
Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango 15 Dec 1847 (Maria) Ramona Redo y
Balmaceda (b. Cincinnati, USA, 14 October 1830; d. Brannenburg station 23 Oct
1913), dau. of Diego Redo, landowner of Durango, Mexico (son of Juan Ignacio
Redo, of Catalonia, by María de las Nieves Rivadeneyra, of Galicia), by his wife
Francisca de Balmaceda y Ugarte; and d. Hamburg 2 Apr 1885, having had three
daughters:
D1. (María) Anita [Lita] Gertrudis Störzel, b. Mazatlán, Mexico, 2 Mar 1850; m.
Hamburg 4 Nov 1871 Major-General Enno Wilhelm von Conring (b. Zachow,
Pomerania, 15 May 1829; d. Wiesbaden 28 May 1886); and was murdered for
her jewellery Hamburg 18 Dec 1920, having had:
E1. Friedrich-Franz von Conring, author of historical fiction; b. Spandau 28
Jan 1873; m. 1 Philadelphia 1900 Maud Bryce; m. 2, and d.s.p. Bonn 5
Dec 1965.
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E2. (Maria) Alexandra von Conring, b. Wriezen 29 Apr 1874; m. Hamburg 5
Feb. 1896 Freiherr Ferdinand von Wrede-Melschede, cavalry captain (b.
Champier bei Aachen 18 Sept. 1852; d. Roisdorf, 19 Nov. 1923); and she
d. Roisdorf 1 Oct. 1970, leaving 3 sons and 1 dau.
E3. Carmen Agnes Franziska von Conring, b. Wriezen 3 Oct. 1875; m.
Hamburg 19 Feb 1900 Major Wilhelm von Marcard (b. Hanover 20 Sept.
1866; d. Schweidnitz 10 Sept. 1940); and d. 22 Jan 1959 leaving:
F1. Baron Enno Erich von Marcard, private banker with Marcard, Stein &
Co., of Hamburg; b. 14 Dec. 1900; m. twice and d. Ibiza 11 Oct 1993,
leaving:
G.1.-4. Ramona, Enno, Mathias and Micaela (b. Hamburg 1958).
D2. (Ramona Luisa) Clara Ignacia Störzel, b. Grabow 2 Jun 1852; m. 3 May 1872
Eduard Mathias Brödermann of Hamburg (b. Hamburg 27 Feb 1842; d. 28 Feb
1904), son of Carl Matthias Brödermann (b. Hamburg 28 Feb 1789; d.
Eimsbüttel 10 Jun 1854) by his 2nd wife Marianne (b. 10 Mar 1815; d.
Eimsbüttel 23 Feb 1882), dau. of Geo. Wilhelm Kunhardt; and she d. Hamburg
24 Jun 1939, having had:
E1. (Maria) Alice Julia Brödermann, b. Hamburg 25 Feb 1873.
E2. Alfred Brödermann, b. Hamburg 12 Jun 1874 [see sub Brödermann].
E3. Emmy Maria Franziska Brödermann, b. 15 Feb 1875.
E4. Beatrice Alexandra Paula Brödermann, b. 16 Jul 1883.
D3. Julie Maria Ramona Störzel, b. Hamburg 27 May 1855; m. there 25 Apr 1874,
Hartwig Friedrich Georg von Plessen (b. Hagenow, Mecklenburg, 25 Jan 1848; d.
Rostock 18 May 1912); and d. Kolbenz 11 Feb 1907, leaving:
E1. Wilhelm Heinrich Otto Ramon von Plessen, b. Dranienburg 21 Oct 1875; d.
Schömberg 10 Mar 1929.
E2. Ramona Angelika Luise Maria Theres von Plessen, b. Dranienburg 25 June
1877; m. Hamburg 14 Nov 1900 Dr Jur. Bernhard Reinhard Averbeck of
Berlin (b. Bremen 2 Jul 1874; d. Jena 17 Oct 1930); and d.s.p. Düsseldorf 16
Mar 1967.
C6. Therese Störzel, b. Grabow 3 Mar 1821; m. Schwerin 2 Oct 1845 Theodor [?von]
Klitzing, stadtbaumeister [city architect] in Rostock (b. Rostock 8 Aug 1812; d.
there 24 Apr 1882); and d. Rostock 26 Jul 1888, having had 2 sons and 3 daus.
C7. Emilie Störzel, b. Grabow 22 Nov 1822; m. Schwerin 2 Aug 1854 her deceased
sister Henriette’s husband Helmuth Friedrich Wöhler as his 2nd wife, landowner (b.
Gingst, Rügen, 28 Mar 1820; d. Sterzing 21 Aug 1899); and d. Schwerin 30 Jun
1911, having had 1 son and 2 daus.
C8. Henriette Störzel, b. Grabow 17 Apr 1824; m. Schwerin 12 Mar 1847 Helmuth
Wöhler (see aforesaid); and d. 9 Feb. 1853, leaving 3 sons and 1 dau. the ygr son:
D1. Alfred Wöhler, merchant in Mazatlán and Hamburg, b. Schwerin 19 Jun 1849;
m. 1 San Francisco 28 Nov 1879 Rosario de la Vega (b. Culiacán 4 Oct 1855;
d. Mazatlán 22 Jul 1880); m. 2 Rostock 9 Sept 1886 Mathilde Schwancke (b.
Berlin 1863); and d. Mazatlán 29 Nov 1922, leaving 2 sons.
C9. Charlotte Störzel, b. Schwerin 28 Dec 1826; d. there 1 Oct 1912.
C10. Carl Störzel, landowner; b. Schwerin 18 Dec 1828; d. Berlin 13 Aug 1898.
C11. Ernst Störzel, b. Berlin 26 Jul 1830; drowned in lake, Schwerin 12 May 1838.
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3. The Mexican Descent
Ontiveros
Melchior de Ontiveros [Hontiveros] of Avila, Spain, son of Franco de la Reina by Elena
Canelas, served with Nuño de Guzmán in the Conquest of western Mexico, 1529–. By
1564, Baltazar de Ontiveros was established as one of the first ranchers in northern
Nueva Vizcaya. In 1597, Juan, son of Juan de Ontiveros, of Durango, took part in Juan
Oñate’s expedition to New Mexico. General Cristóbal de Ontiveros (who m. Maria,
dau. of Capitán Pedro Sáez de Cháves [d. ante 1633] by Maria Rodríguez) and his
brother Capitán Juan de Ontiveros, alcalde mayor of Cuatro Ciénegas, were among the
principal land-holders of Nueva Vizcaya in the 17th century. Christóval de Ontiberos
and Maria Sáez had a son, Juan, who m. in Zacatecas 20 Dec. 1663 Lorensa de Sosa.
Pedro de Onti[b]eros was b. Durango, Nueva Vizcaya, 1650, and m. at San Juan
Bautista de Analco, Victoria de Durango, 24 Feb 1675 Anna de Ybarra (b. 1654). (The
Spanish captain Francisco de Ibarra, nephew of Diego, was the first Governor of Nueva
Vizcaya and the first to colonise Durango and Nombre de Dios, 1562–3.)
A1. Pedro de Ontiberos m. Maria Flores de Rivera at San Pedro Apostolico Nombre de
Dios, Durango, 23 Sept 1694, and had:
B1. Marcos Bernardo de Ontiberos Flores, bapt Nombre de Dios, Durango, 3 May
1696; m. El Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango, 3 Oct 1728, Maria
Efigenia de Guadalupe y Soto (dau. of Domingo de Guadalupe by Nicolasa de
Soto [who m. Durango, 7 May 1699], bapt El Sagrario Metropolitano, Durango,
9 Feb 1701), and had:
C1. Ysabel Luisa Josepha de Ontiveros y Soto, bapt Nombre de Dios, Durango,
11 Sept 1729; m. Durango, 9 Jan 1751 (Juan) Francisco Burgos, and had:
D1. Francisco Antonio Burgos, bapt Durango, 21 Oct 1751.
D2. (Maria) Josefa de la Luz Burgos de Ontiveros, bapt El Sagrario
Metropolitano, Durango, 27 Nov 1752; m. El Sagrario Metropolitano,
Durango, 25 Dec 1768, Juan Bautista Ugarte, of whom hereafter.
B2. Pedro de Ontiberos Flores, bapt Nombre de Dios, Durango, 26 Jan 1698.
B3. Maria de Ontiberos Flores, bapt Nombre de Dios, Durango, 2 Jun 1699.
B4. Pedro Joachin de Ontiveros Flores, bapt Nombre de Dios, 28 Oct 1700.
B5. Joseph Policarpo de Ontiveros Flores, bapt Nombre de Dios, 4 Apr 1703.
B6. Martin Thadeo Ontiveros Flores, bapt Nombre de Dios, 30 Nov 1705.
Redo*
D2. The aforesaid Juan Bautista Ugarte, merchant and mine owner in Durango (? son
of Joseph Domingo de Ugarte), who had settled in Sombrerete, Zacatecas, before
1761 (correspondence and papers 1761–9 in Univ. of Texas, El Paso); and married
1st San Pedro, Nombre de Dios, 8 Feb 1766, Anna Paez de Gusman, and by her
had:
E1. Joseph Gregorio de la Luz Ugarte Paez, bapt Durango 15 May 1767.
Juan Bautista Ugarte m. 2nd El Sagrario Metropolitano, Durango, 25 Dec 1768,
(Maria) Josefa de la Luz Burgos de Ontiveros, bapt El Sagrario Metropolitano,
Durango, 27 Nov 1752, and had:
E1. Joseph Francisco Gerardo Ugarte de Burgos, bapt Durango 7 Oct 1769.
E2. (Maria Josepha) Feliciana Ugarte de Burgos, bapt El Sagrario Metropolitano,
Victoria de Durango, 23 Nov 1781; m. same place 1 Jun 1802 [G.] Tomás de
* Updated and amended from the descent given in The Genealogy of the Family of Tiarks of Foxbury,
1969, Appendix E, p. 30.
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Balma[s]eda, merchant in Durango (whose papers 1789–1808 held Univ. of
Texas, El Paso); and had:
F1. Sebastián de Balmaceda y Ugarte, landowner; author of Informe sobre la
Hacienda de Aragon, Navarro, Mexico, 1857; m. Mexico DF 27 Apr 1855 Laura
Iribarren.
F2. Nicolas José Antonio de Balmaceda y Ugarte, bapt El Sagrario Metropolitano,
Victoria de Durango, 11 Sept 1806.
F3. (Maria) Francisca Josefa de Balmaceda y Ugarte, bapt. El Sagrario
Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango, 17 Sept 1803; m. El Sagrario
Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango, 5 Apr 1824 Diego Redo (of Spain),
merchant and landowner settled in Durango, son of Juan Ignacio Redó (of
?Valls, Catalonia) by María de las Nieves Rivadeneyra (of Galicia); and had:
G1. (Maria) Ygnacia Gabina Redo y de Balmaceda, b. Hidalgo del Parral,
Chihuahua, 20 Feb 1825; m. San Juan Bautista de Analco, Victoria de
Durango, 30 Oct 1846 Angel Juambelz, of Navarre, Spain, and had:
H1. Antonio Juambelz Redo, partner in Juambelz Hnos, vice-consul for Spain
in Durango; bapt. Durango 8 Nov 1852; m. Luz Bracho y Juambelz, and
had (with other issue):
I1. Antonio de Juambelz y Bracho, journalist and newspaper proprietor (of
El Siglo de Torreón); b. Durango 21 Nov 1892; d. 23 Jun 1993.
H2. Angel Ygnacio Joaquín Juambelz Redo, bapt. El Sagrario Metropolitano,
Victoria de Durango, 1 Mar 1856; m. Durango 2 Feb 1885 (Maria)
Antonia Guadalupe Zarraga Guerrero, bapt. Durango 7 Dec 1864, dau. of
(Juan) Antonio Zarraga by (Maria) Ysabel Guerrero Bárcena (who was bapt.
Durango 5 Nov 1834).
H3. Sotero Juambelz, m. Durango 2 Aug 1880 Maria Ysabel Zarraga.
G2. (Maria) Ramona Redo y de Balmaceda, b. Cincinnati, USA, 14 Oct 1830;
m. in Durango 15 Dec 1847 (Christian) Heinrich Eduard Friedrich Störzel
(b. Grabow 26 Sept 1819; d. Hamburg 2 Apr 1885), Consul General of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin in Mazatlán, son of Georg Heinrich Störzel (b.
Ludwigslust 28 Jan 1782; d. Schwerin 15 Nov 1863) (who was Privy
Counsellor and Finance Minister to the Grand-Duke Friedrich Franz of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin until 1848), by his wife Juliane Passow (b. Grabow
26 Mar 1791; d. Schwerin 17 Feb 1869). Ramona d. Brannenburg station 23
Oct 1913 having had issue three daughters:
H1. (María) Anita Gertrudis Störzel, b. Mazatlán, Mexico, 2 Mar 1850; m.
Hamburg 4 Nov 1871 Major-General Enno Wilhelm von Conring (b.
Zachow, Pomerania, 15 May 1829; d. Wiesbaden 28 May 1886); and she
was murdered Hamburg 18 Dec 1920, having had one son and 2 daus
[see sub Störzel].
H2. (Ramona Luisa) Clara Ignacia Störzel, b. Grabow 2 Jun 1852; m. 3 May
1872 Eduard Mathias Brödermann (b. Hamburg 27 Feb 1842; d. 28 Feb
1904), yr son of Carl Matthias Brödermann (b. Hamburg 28 Feb 1789;
d. Eimsbüttel 10 Jun 1854) by his 2nd wife Marianne Kunhardt (b. 10
Mar 1815; d. Eimsbüttel 23 Feb 1882), dau. of Geo. Wilhelm Kunhardt;
and she d. Hamburg 24 Jun 1939, having had with 2 daus:
I1. Alfred Edmund Brödermann, b. Hamburg 12 Jun 1874 [see sub
Brödermann]
H3. Julie Maria Ramona Störzel, b. Hamburg 27 May 1855; m. Hamburg 25
Apr 1874, Hartwig Friedrich Georg von Plessen (b. Hagenow,
Mecklenburg, 25 Jan 1848; d. Rostock 18 May 1912); and d. Kolbenz 11
Feb. 1907, having had one son and dau [see sub Störzel].
G3. (José) Joaquín Redo y de Balmaceda, who follows.
G4. (José Benito) Ramón Redo y de Balmaceda, bapt. 4 Mar 1835 Durango.
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F4. Maria Porfira Josefa de Balmaceda y Ugarte, bapt. 15 Sept 1804 Sagrario
Metropolitano, Durango; d. unm.
F5. Rosa Maria Josefa de Balmaceda y Ugarte, bapt. 2 Sept 1808 Sagrario
Metropolitano, Durango; m. Sagrario Metropolitano, Durango, 24 Dec 1824 Juan
Álvarez (of Mexico).
F6. Maria Filomena Josefa Balmaseda Ugarte, bapt. 7 July 1813 at Sagrario
Metropolitano, Durango; d. unm.
G3. (José) Joaquín Ygno. Redo y de Balmaceda, landowner of El Dorado, Sinaloa; b.
Durango 30 Mar 1833; Senator for Sinaloa and Secretary to President of Mexico,
General Porfirio Díaz; m. Culiacán 1864 Alejandra de la Vega (bapt 27 Oct 1844
Culiacán), daughter of Antonio de la Vega (descended from el capitán don Baltázar de la
Vega y Colón de Portugal, a cadet of the family of the Dukes of Veragua and the
Braganza kings of Portugal, who settled in Culiacán, c. 1777) by his wife (and first
cousin) Beatríz de la Vega y Díez Martínez.
(José) Joaquín Redo y de Balmaceda d. Mazatlán 13 May 1904, having had:
H1. Diego Redo de la Vega; died an infant.
H2. Joaquín Alejandro Redo de la Vega, bapt. Mazatlán 31 Jul 1867; murdered in the
Mexican Revolution.
H3. (María) Beatríz Francisca Redo de la Vega, b. Durango 6 Oct 1868; m. Mexico
23 May 1891 Juan Zaldívar y Flores (b. Mexico 20 Feb. 1863; d. ante 1908),
Deputy in Union Congress and son of José María Soldívar [Zaldívar] y Balberi (b.
1819; d. 1898) (minister of Public Works and member of Junta of Notables
before the fall of the Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, 1863) by Maria Magdalena
Flórez y Rengel (b. Bordeaux, France, 1831; d. Mexico 1898); and d., leaving:
I1. Maria Magdalena Beatriz Rosario Carmen Zaldívar Flores Redo, bapt. Mexico
DF 24 Jan 1893, m. c. 1916 Llamosa.
H4. (José Julio Alverto) Diego Redo de la Vega, b. 9 Dec 1869; bapt. Mazatlán 11
Feb 1870; Governor of the State of Sinaloa 1909–11; m. Culiacán 1916 María
Teresa Vidal Soler y Costa, of Sta María de’ Liguori (where the tomb of Count
Giovanni Costa, an ancestor, can be seen in the church), and d. Mexico City 13
Jan 1963, having had issue:
I1. Joaquín Redo y Vidal Soler; b. 1918; m. 1944 Maria Josefa (Marita) Martínez
del Río y Fernández de Henestrosa, dau. of Pablo Martínez del Río y Vicent
(b. 1892; d. 26 Jan 1963) (of the family tracing their descent from El Cid)
and María Josefa Fernández de Henestrosa y Gayoso de los Cobos, Marquesa
de Cilleruelo (b. Carrèse, France, 16 May 1893; d. 2004) (dau. of 8th conde
de Moriana del Rio and 15th Marquesa de Camarasa, and a first cousin of the
Duchess of Medinacelli, of the Duchess of Lerma, and of the Marquesa of
Santa Cruz); d. leaving: Joaquín, Pablo and Maria Josefa (art historian).
I2. (Maria) Teresa Redo y Vidal Soler; m. Juan Sánchez-Navarro y Peón (b.
Mexico DF 24 Apr 1913; d. 12 Feb 2006), vice-President of Grupo Modelo,
founder of Partido de Acción Nacional (descended from Carlos Sánchez-
Navarro y Beraín, Grand Chamberlain of the Emperor Maximilian); and she
d. 2004.
I3. Beatríz Redo y Vidal Soler; m. Luís de Yturbe y Limantour (whose
grandfather, José Yves Limantour (b. 1854; d. 1935), was Minister of Finance
during the government of Porfirio Díaz, and who was related to the Beistegui
family).
I4. Diego Redo y Vidal Soler; m. Norma Hoeffer Fierio y Merry del Val (related
to the family of Rafael, Cardinal Merry del Val, of Spain), and d. 1998.
I5. Alejandro Redo y Vidal Soler, of Eldorado, Sinaloa; m. Norma Rodríguez-
Familiar y Benson (dau. of Governor of the state of Querétaro, 1933–40).
H5. (José) Alejandro Redo y de la Vega, b. 17 Jan 1873; bapt Mazatlán 30 Jun 1873;
Governor of the State of Sinaloa, 1925–8; d. unm.
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4. Passow Descent *
Arms:† Party per pale, on the dexter argent a ladder of five rungs sable
and on the sinister azure a demi-cartwheel or.
Crest: On a wreath of the colours a panache of ostrich feathers
surmounted by a demi-cartwheel or.
Klaus Passow, yeoman in Schönbeck bei Lindow, born c. 1460/70, occurs in
Bederegister 1496 and 1515, and had issue:
A1. Martin Passow, a yeoman in Schönbeck; b. 1500, occurs 1550, and had issue:
?Cord Passow, b. c. 1540/50; m. Anna Rivestael of Lindow/Amt Stargard, and had 3
sons:
B1. Hans Passow, farmer in Schönbeck, occurs 1610 and 1628; and died 1630.
B2. Jakob Passow, b. 1590; occurs 1618-41, and d. 1646.
B3. Martin Passow, b. c. 1590; occurs 1626–41 as farmer in Schönbeck, later
apparently as bailiff in Jatzke, then as cartwright in Lassan bei Anclam; m. Benigna
Galenbeck; and d. c. 1678 aet. 88, having had:
C1. Achim Passow, farmer in Schönbeck, mentioned in Bederegister 1635 and
1641, died ante 1646.
C2. Joachim Conrad Passow, of whom presently.
C2. Joachim Conrad Passow, born 1642, pastor in Tempzin, Zahrensdorf and Bibow;
m. 1st 1676 Catherina Rickmann (who d. Tempzin 1680), dau. of ?Joachim Rickmann
of Schwaan (who occurs as burgher of Rostock Nov 1652); m. 2nd 1687 Anna Priese
(who d. 1733); and died Zahrensdorf 5 Feb 1726, having by his first wife had with 5
other daus and 3 sons:
D1. Joachim (Jochim) Ulrich Passow, born Tempzin 19 Dec 1677; 1716 pastor in
Gross-Raden; m. 1st 22 Nov 1717 Marie Elisabeth Delius (b. Schwerin 3 July 1685;
d. Gross-Raden 12 Oct 1723), dau. of Daniel Christian Delius, Halberstadt Registrar
to the Duchy Chancellery in Schwerin (b. Lubeck Freie-Hansestadt, Schwerin, c.
1655; d. 1712) by (m. Schwerin Cathedral 31 Oct 1682) J. Catherina Maria
Siemerling (Zimmerlingk). He m. 2nd Christina Dorothea Klentz (b. Schwerin 10 Oct
1693; d. Lasse 28 Aug 1776), dau. of Joachim Klentz, administrator in Karfft bei
Wittenburg, then Boitin bei Gross-Raden. Joachim Ulrich Passow d. Gross-Raden bei
Sternberg 8 Nov 1754, having by his first wife had with 2 daus and 2 other sons:
E1. Friedrich Josua Passow, b. Gross-Raden 27 Sept 1732, pastor praepositus in
Hagenow; m. 1st 1747 Anna Hedwig Heino (bapt. Schwerin Cathedral 5 Apr
1698; d. Hagenow 6 Oct 1750); m. 2nd Hagenow 7 Jul 1752 Anna Catharina
Hedwig Paepcke (b. Toddin, Hagenow, 27 Feb 1735; d. Dambeck, Amt
Neustadt 30 Mar 1803), dau. of Moritz Christoph Paep[c]ke (bapt. Krumsee bei
St[r]avenhagen 5 Oct 1705, d. Quassel bei Lübtheen 9 Feb 1778), co-heir and
Amtmann [senior official] in Quassel, by (m. Hagenow 8 Dec 1730) Rebecca
Hyppolita Elisabeth Schroeder (bapt. Tueschau, Ag Granzin, 10 Jun 1706) (dau.
of Carl Schroeder); and d. Hagenow 22 Apr 1759, leaving by his first wife:
F1. Moritz Joachim Christoph Passow, of Ludwigslust; bapt. Hagenow 13 May
1753; senior preacher and consistory canon in Ludwigslust; DD Rostock; m.
Dambeck bei Parchim 4 Nov 1785 Wilhelmine Margarethe Beust (b. Seedorf
bei Lenzen 6 Apr 1764; d. Ludwigslust 8 Jan 1838) (dau. of Johann
* Abbreviated from exhaustive pedigree given in Elisabeth Bock, ‘Stammfolger Passow’, Deutsches
Familienarchiv, Neustadt an der Aisch: Degener, 1971, band 45, pp. 1–153.
† Arms granted to Hans von Passow in 1871. The seal used by Friedrich Josua Passow 14 June
1746 shows a six-spoked wheel surmounted by three mullets between two buffalo horns.
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Christoph Beust, born Köritz bei Neustadt 15 Apr 1718; d. Seedorf 27 Jul
1790, 5 years pastor in Salzwedel, then Seedrf, m. Bergen bei Salzwedel 30
Oct 1753 Sophie Amalie Fesser, b. Bardowick 1734, d. Sternberg 18 Jul
1808); and he d. Ludwigslust 28 Feb 1830, having had with 5 other sons and
7 daus:
G1. Franz Ludwig Carl Friedrich Passow, Greek lexicographer and professor
of classical philology in Breslau, b. Ludwigslust 20 Sept 1786; m. 1st
Weimar 2 Feb 1808 Luise Juliane Sophie Johanne Wichmann (b. Clle 14
Jun 1784; d. Jenkau 31 Mar 1814), dau. of Christian Rudolph Karl
Wichmann (b. Hanover 29 Mar 1744; d. Celle Neuhäuser 10 Dec 1808),
pastor, by his wife Catharina Dorothea Lasius; m. 2nd Breslau 12 Jul 1816
Christiane Amalie Wachler (b. Herford 15 Feb 1793; d. Breslau 3 Jun
1863), dau. of Ludwig Wachler (b. Gotha 15 Apr 1757; d. Breslau 4 Apr
1838), professor of theology and philosophy at University of Breslau, by
his wife Juliane Ashbrandt; and d. Breslau 11 Mar 1833, having had issue
by his 1st and 2nd wives 4 sons and 4 daus.
F2. Carl Friedrich Passow, of Rühner Ast, Ampthausman in Rühn bei Bützow; b.
Hagenow 11 Apr 1754; m. Neustadt i. Mecklbg 30 Dec 1785 Caroline
Dorothea Catharina Brandt (b. Neustadt 4 May 1764; d. Rühn 17 Sept
1838) dau. of Domänenpächter and Amstrat Mathias Johann Brandt, of
Neustadt (b. Scharstorf 18 Oct 1733; d. Neustadt 13 Feb 1788), by
Friederike Behrens (who d. Parchim 22 Nov 1796); and d. Rühn 22 Jan
1827, having had 5 children:
G1. Friederike Passow, b. 21 Apr 1787; m. Rühn 20 Nov 1812 Jochen
Wilhelm Schünemann, Amstregistrator in Rühn (b. Rühn 5 Jun 1785; d.
25 Mar 1825), son of Amtshauptmann Schünemann, of Rühn, by whom
she had 4 daus., all born in Rühn.
G2. Juliane Passow, of whom presently.
G3. Luise Ernestine Sophie Charlotte Passow, b. 16 Jan 1793; buried
Schwerin 12 Aug 1808.
G4. Julius Ludwig Adolf Moritz Passow, Elbzollrevisor in Dömitz; b. Grabow
28 Aug 1794; m. Rühn 17 Oct 1823 Georgine, dau of Joachim Dietrich
Markwart (b. Grabow 24 Mar 1802; d. Parchim 4 Dec 1842); and d.
Rühn 18 Oct 1828, having had 2 daus and 1 son:
H1. Carl Georg Philip Leonard Passow.
G5. Luise Sophie Caroline Passow, b. 27 May 1797; d. 10 Aug 1797.
F3. Carl Heinrich Passow, b. 6 Jul 1755; d. 21 Nov 1778.
F4. Josua Friedrich Passow, justizrat and beamter in Crivitzer Ast, formerly tutor
to the Mecklenburg princes; b. Hagenow 27 Jan 1757; m. 1st Ludwigslust 17
Oct 1788 Dorothea Elisabeth Földner (b. Stratdoda 17 Oct 1768; d. Crivitz 5
Mar 1810, having given birth to 17 children), dau. of Johann Michael Födner
(bapt. Gotha 30 May 1810; migrated 1775 to Mecklenburg with Princess
Luise as her cabinet secretary, and d. Ludwigslust 3 Jun 1825); m. 2nd
G2. The above-mentioned Juliane Passow was b. Grabow 26 Mar 1791; m. Geheimrat
Finanzminister Heinrich Störzel (b. Ludwigslust 28 Jan 1782; d. Schwerin 15 Nov
1863); and d. Schwerin 17 Feb 1869, having had issue with 2 other daus:
H1. (Ramona Luisa) Clara Ignacia Störzel; b. Grabow 2 Jun 1852; m. Hamburg 3 May
1872 Edward Matthias Brödermann (b. 27 Feb. 1842; d. 28 Feb 1904); and d.
Hamburg 24 Jun 1939, having had with 3 daus:
I1. Alfred Edmund Brödermann, b. Hamburg 12 Jun 1874, etc. (see sub
Brödermann).
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5. Kunhardt Descent *
Arms: Argent, a heart gules, with three mullets of six points in chief.
Crest: On a wreath of the colours, an arm embowed and vambraced proper
brandishing a sword argent, the hilt or.
Philipp Künhardt, b. 1503; settled c. 1530 Rochlitz, Saxony (where buried 23 Dec
1592), and had issue:
A1. Martin Kunhardt, Ratskammerer in Rochlitz; born Rochlitz 1555; m. there 1584
Maria Heine, dau. of Stadtrichter [city judge] of Rochlitz; buried in Rochlitz 13 Jun
1612, having had:
B1. Daniel Kunhardt, Stadtrichter; b. Rochlitz 1587, m. and had:
C1. Georg Kunhardt, judge and mayor of Oberndorf, near Stade, Lower Saxony; b.
May 1642; m. 1st Osten an der Oste 14 Nov 1668 Margarethe Drewes (d.); m. 2nd
Oberndorf 5 Jul 1681 Margarethe Sparnecht (d. Oberndorf 25 Mar 1728), widow of
Daniel Glassbach and dau. of Peter Sparnecht of Holteklinke bei Bentwisch; and d.
Oberdorf 4 Feb 1698, leaving issue by his 2nd wife:
D1. Martin Gabriel Kunhardt, pastor primarius in Oberndorf; b. 28 May 1683; m.
Oberndorf 22 Nov 1712 Maria Hedwig Hurtzig (b. 1687; she m. 2nd Oberndorf 27
Sept 1729 Christian Wilhelm Buchner (1691–1756), pastor in Oberndorf, and she d.
19 July 1760), dau. of Peter Wilhelm Hurtzig (b. Stade 1670; d. Oberndorf Oste 3
Sept 1742), judge in Oberndorf, by his 1st wife (m. Bemerkungen 1695) Rebekka Tode
(Thoden) (b. 1655; d. Oberndorf [Oste] 22 Dec 1701).†
Martin Gabriel Kunhardt was bur. 19 Jul 1728, having had:
E1. Georg Wilhelm Kunhardt, mayor (bürgermeister), merchant and magistrate
(‘richter’) of Neuhaus an der Oste; b. 15 Feb 1714; m. 1746 Anna Elisabeth Heger
(b. 1726; d. 1801), dau. of Pastor Gotthard Heger from Harsefeld; and d. 20 Dec
1780, leaving with 4 other sons and 4 daus, an eldest son:
* Deutsches Geschlechterbuch Band 19 (Genealogisches Handbuch Bürglicher Familien): Hamburger
Geschlechterbuch, band 2, Goerlitz, 1911; E.L. Meyer and O. Tesdorpf, Hamburgische Wappen und
Genealogen, Hamburg, 1890 (genealogy, with illus. of coat of arms), pp. 203-11.
† Swedish descent. Peter Wilhelm Hurtzig and Rebekka had a yr dau., Mette Magdalene (b. 1698;
m. Horeis; d. 1732). Peter Wilhelm Hurtzig m. 2 in Oberndorf (Oste) on 17 Dec 1702 Magdalena
Filter (b. Oberndorf Oste 24 Nov 1683; d. there) (leaving by her 14 children). He was the son of
Peter Hurtzig (b. Nyköping, Sweden, 19 Dec 1641; d. Stade 16 May 1676) by Hedwig
Bredekauer (b. Verden 1640; d. Stade), dau. of ?Heinrich Bredekauer. Peter in turn was the son of
Philip Hurtzig (1607–1656), merchant in Nyköping and Stockholm, who also had a dau.
Apollonia (b. 1633; m. Jesper Gripenskold, b. 1629, a Swedish officer). Peter migrated in 1663 to
Stade, capital of the Swedish province of Bremen-Verden-Wildeshausen, as a 2nd-lieutenant in the
retinue of Field-Marshal Henrik Horn (1618–1693), who was appointed governor of Stade in
1666. Peter and Hedwig had 3 other sons (as well as 2 daughters): Philipp Jacob Hurtzig (b. Stade
1664; d. there 1665), Philipp Hinrich Hurtzig (b. Stade 1665; d. Oerel 1732), and Carel Henrich
Hurtzig (b. 1676; d. 1702/19).
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