MySource:Ahitzeman/Descendents of Hans Grawert alias Lamsting

Descendents of Hans Grawert (born circa 1470) as presented in a book by Dr. Max Burchard. The Grawert genealogy is apparently outlined in tables 25 through 37 (though only 25, 27, and 31-37 are available at the URL).

The full title of the book is Das Stadtarchiv zu Stadthagen, als Quelle fur die Bevoelkerungsgeschichte von Dr. Max Burchard, Oberregierungsrat mit 72 Abstammungstafeln und einer Karte ueber die Grafschaft Schaumburg, published by Verlag Degener in Leipzig, 1927. (The title translates roughly to: "The City Archive of Stadthagen, as a source for the population study of Dr. Max Burchard, supplemented with 72 genealogical trees and a map of the county of Schaumburg.")

The genealogical charts outline the descendents of the following people:

• Table 25: Hans Grawert alias Lamsting, of Groß Nenndorf
• Table 27: Hans Huge of Algesdorf, son of Tilke Huge and Ilsabe Widdel
• Table 31: Albert Bock of Grove, son of Ilsche Grawert
• Table 32: Anneke Tegetmeier Schaper, daughter of Metke Grawert
• Table 33: Cord Bock, son of Beneke Bock
• Table 34: Dirk Bock, son of Beneke Bock
• Table 35: Hermann Bock, son of Beneke Bock
• Table 36: Engel Bock Sölter, daughter of Beneke Bock
• Table 37: Margrete Bock Hasemann, daughter of Beneke Bock

Unfortunately, some of the information on these charts is open to interpretation. Many names are abbreviated, and it is not always clear how to expand them (if Catar. is Catarine and Catr. is Catrine, what is Cat.?). Nor is it always clear whether a given town is a home town of an individual or a residence of a couple after they were married. In such cases an interpretation is made that is most likely or most general.

Related information is available on these internet pages which has sometimes been used to augment the tables:

• familysearch.org: Search
• list.genealogy.net: Bartold Hasemann