Family:Johan Kroeger and Anna Kalvelage (1)

Parents: Marcus Kroeger and Maria Berding John Henry Kroeger b. 27 Dec 1805 Bakum Parish, Oldenburg, Germany d. 1893 Baltimore (independent city), Maryland, United States	Parents: Johannes Calvelage and Anna Pruellage Anna Maria Calvelage b. 13 Aug 1802 Dinklage, Oldenburg, Germany d. 1889 Baltimore (independent city), Maryland, United States

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Facts and Events

Marriage^[1]^[2]

24 Apr 1831

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Unknown Male Kroeger	24 Jan 1832 Schwege, Dinklage, Oldenburg, Germany	24 Jan 1832 Schwege, Dinklage, Oldenburg, Germany
2.	Unknown Male Kroeger	1 Dec 1835 Schwege, Dinklage, Oldenburg, Germany	2 Dec 1835 Schwege, Dinklage, Oldenburg, Germany
3.	Henry Kroeger	Abt 1838 Baltimore (independent city), Maryland, United States

Research Notes

Anna Maria was the widow of Hermann Henrich Wehage with a young daughter, Carolina Elisabeth Wehage.

References

↑ Wehage, in Voortman, Jan Gerrit. Collectie Pohlsander. (Netherlands: ARCH - Artland Resource Collection for History, 2011)
028:47.

... Hermann Henrich Wehage, * 25.10.1785 Schwege, ┼ 16.7.1828 Schwege, Ehemann, zn.v.
Johann Henrich Wehage en Anna Margaretha Ruholl, 6.5.1827 Dinklage, Anna Maria
Calvelage, (2) 24.4.1831 Johann Henrich Kröger, mit 2. Ehemann und Tochter in Mai 1837
nach U.S.A. ausgewandert, Kind.;/ Carolina Elisabeth, * 15.2.1828 Schwege, im Mai 1837 mit
Mutter und Stiefvater nach U.S.A. ausgewandert. ...
↑ St. Catharina Church Marriage Records (1811-1834), Dinklage Parish, Oldenburg at the German State Archives in Vechta, Germany
p. 167, No. 6.

"After three Proclamations on April 17, 22 and 24, 1831 married in Dinklage Johann Henrich Kröger, baptized in Bakum on December 27, 1805 and legal son of Marcus Kröger and Maria Elisabeth Berding- both Heuerleute in Pulsfort in Carum [= Bakum] - with Anna Maria Calvelage, widow of Herm Henrich Wehage who was buried on July 18, 1828, and legal daughter of the Heuerleute at the farm of Herms Westendorf in Bünne Johann Calvelage and Anna Maria Püllage. Witnesses of the marriage ceremony: Herm Hinrich Wehri, Ackersmann and unmarried, and the tailor journeyman Johann Werner Calvelage, an unmarried step-brother of the groom."