Person:Whilimina Dittberner (1)

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Whilimina Dittberner
b.22 Mar 1860 Villnow, Neustettin, Pommern, Prussia
d.2 Jul 1942 Pommern, Prussia
Parents and Siblings
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m.
  1. Charles Frederick Wilhelm Dittberner1848 - 1930
  2. August Dittberner1850 - 1908
  3. Albertina A Dittberner1857 - 1922
  4. Wilhelmina Henriette Albertine Dittberner1860 - 1942
Spouse and Children
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m. 7 May 1878
  1. Whilimenia Ziesemer
  2. Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Ziesemer1879 - 1964
  3. August Herman Richard Ziesemer1880 - 1952
  4. Bertha Louise Henrietta Ziesemer1882 - 1961
  5. Herman Ziesemer1883 -
  6. Albert Fredrick Herman Ziesemer1884 - 1966
  7. Frank Theodore Richard Ziesemer1888 - 1968
  8. Helena Maria Henrietta Ziesemer1890 - 1970
  9. Heinrich Carl Albert Ziesemer1891 - 1959
  10. Elvina Helena Marie Ziesemer1893 - 1957
  11. Olga Ida Marie Ziesemer1895 - 1987
  12. Ottilie Bertha Augusta Ziesemer1897 - 1990
  13. Richard Fredrick Albert Ziesemer1899 - 1971
  14. Franziska Alvine Helena Ziesemer1902 - 1996
  15. Freida Wilhemina Franzicka Ziesemer1906 - 1978
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Facts and Events
Name Whilimina Dittberner
Alt Name Wilhelmina Henriette Albertine Dittberner
Gender Female
Birth? 22 Mar 1860 Villnow, Neustettin, Pommern, Prussia
Marriage 7 May 1878 Pommern Prussiato Franz Theodor Richard Ziesemer
Death[1][2] 2 Jul 1942 Pommern, Prussia
Burial? 5 Jul 1942 St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Miltona Township, Douglas County, MN

reported by vicki to have left Pomerania on 2 March 1890 for NY city.

(Research):ZIESEMER, WILHELMINA (DITTBERNER) CertID# 1942-MN-003851 Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: Date of Death: 07/02/1942 County of Death:DOUGLAS

Hi, Gerry, I looked up the name Dittberner in a special German Name Dictionary. In Germany there are 560 Dittberners (telephon-directory). The names be descended from springs, in Old German: -born or -bronn. So the surnames Dittberner, Dittborner, Dietberner, Dietborner,Dettberner,Düttbrenner have the same origion of a statement of place. Per example: Dittberner > a place where a spring arose. The name comes out of the regions Upper-Germany, Bavaria,Saxony,Bohemia. In the telephon-directory the name is very often to be found in North-Germany, not so much in the South. North-Towns: Berlin 75, Hamburg 25,Bremen 10,Kiel 8, Lübeck 6. in Saxonia very seldom: Dresden 3, Leipzig 0. South-Towns: Munich 2, Frankfurt 7,Stuttgart 5, Mannheim 1, Freiburg 2,Karlsruhe 1, Nürnberg 0, Augsburg 1. And in Köln only 1 too. Klaushagen I found two places in Pomerania. The nearest one from Kieckow directly south-west air line distance 57 kilometer, near Wangerin (Wegorzyno), behind Dramburg. You will find a map clipping copy as supplement. Another 65 kilometer south-west-west from this place you will find the town Stettin.(Szczecin) The other Klaushagen is between Wollin and Greifenberg, directly west from Kieckow air line distance 90 kilometers, map copy as supplement. Of course they tend to marry near by, but it is possible, both places.May be former relationship or friends, may be to be soldiers in the prussian army and the friends sister, and so on. ( railways ). Well, I hope I could help you a little bit. Gunther

"Gerry Ziesemer" <gz@ziesemer.net> schrieb: >Gunther: > >I got this message some time ago when asking about Richard >Ziesemers spouse who was a Dittberner. Is this area near Kieckow? >Didn't they tend to marry some one nearby? >gerald

>Hi Gerald, >unfortunately your Dittberners don't fit into my family tree. All >my Dittberners are from Alt-Liepenfier. I looked into my copies of >the church records of Alt-Liepenfier (parish Claushagen) and could neither find >Wilhelmena Caroline Dittberner's birth on 22 Mar 1860 nor her parents' marriage. Carl Dittberner's birth could not be checked, because the birth records of 1820 are not available. The surname Dittberners is rather rare in Germany and its origin concentrates - as far as I know - on the vicinity of Claushagen/Pommerania. Likely you >can find your ancestors in the church records of the adjacent villages. >Good luck, Dietmar herzliche Grüße, Gunther und Gisela Ziesemer

(Medical):Was ill in bed since Feb 2, 1942 before death.

References
  1. ↑ Death Certificate
    1942 MN 003851, 30 Jun 2002.
  2. ↑ Minnesota Death Certificates. (Minnesota HIstorical Society)
    CertID# 1942-MN-003851.

    ZIESEMER, WILHELMINA (DITTBERNER)
    CertID# 1942-MN-003851
    Date of Birth: not recorded
    Place of Birth: not recorded
    Mother Maiden Name: not recorded
    Date of Death: 07/02/1942
    County of Death: DOUGLAS

  3.   Buried at St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Miltona Township, Douglas County, MN July 5, 1942
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