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2409 S. Vine Urbana, Illinois 61801 - Richard R. Grayson, MD

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Husband: Fi-iedrich August Lorenz<br />

Divorced before October 18, 1842.<br />

Child 1: Henriette Wilhelmine Seelemann [205]<br />

Born October 18, 1842, after the divorce.<br />

Generation 4 Henriette Wilhelmine Seelemann [205]<br />

Born October 18, 1842, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. The birth is recorded in the church book in the<br />

church in Grafenhainichen as an out-of-wedlock birth, because the parents were divorced before the birth.<br />

We don't know whether the father listed really is the father.<br />

The name Seelemann is occasionally spelled as Seelmann.<br />

Dan [I301 has a picture from Emilie [I281 of a young man in a military uniform. The name penciled on the<br />

back is Wilhelm Zander. A similar picture of a young woman is labeled "my mother's sister and brother",<br />

presumably by Emilie. Assuming the pictures go together, the young man is probably F'riedrich Wilhelm<br />

Zander, and the woman could be Henriette Mathilde Zander. Both pictures come from photography studios<br />

in Leipzig, and would have been taken about 1900. Leipzig is a big city only 25 miles south of Raguhn and<br />

Grafenhainichen, so family members could have easily travelled there.<br />

Father: Friedrich August Lorenz<br />

Mother: F'riederica Juliana Seelemann [204]<br />

Child 1: Emilie Henriette Seelemann [206]<br />

Born June 6, 1865, in Griifenhainichen, Germany.<br />

Husband: Carl Louis Wilhelm Zander<br />

Born December 18, 1843. Married April 28, 1867.<br />

Child 1: Henriette Mathilde Zander<br />

Born November 1, 1867, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Baptised November 10.<br />

Child 2: Henriette Mathilde Zander<br />

Same name! Born December 5, 1868, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Baptised December 26.<br />

Died December 28, 1868. Buried December 30.<br />

Child 3: Carl Louis Zander<br />

Born December 11, 1869, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Baptised December 26.<br />

Child 4: Carl Hermann Zander<br />

Born May 1, 1872, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Twin. Baptised May 3.<br />

Child 5: F'riedrich Wilhelm Zander<br />

Born May 1, 1872, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Twin. Baptised May 3.<br />

Child 6: Anna Emma Zander<br />

Born April 10, 1874, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Twin. Baptised April 12. Died May 3,<br />

1874.<br />

Child 7: Minne Auguste Zander<br />

Born April 10, 1874, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Twin. Baptised April 12. Died April 30,<br />

1874.<br />

Generation 5 Emilie Henriette Seelemann [206]<br />

Born June 6, 1865, in Grafenhainichen, Germany. Baptised June 19. Emigrated to the US from Germany<br />

at age 12, with her supposed father, William Reichenbach, who had previously been in America. They<br />

settled in Fort Dodge, Iowa, for a year, and then in Boone, where she attended the German Lutheran church<br />

school. Confirmed March 21, 1880, at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Boone, Iowa.<br />

The birth record in the old church book in the church office in Grafenahinichen shows that she had<br />

no father, but the family has been told in the obituary, for example, that her father was named William<br />

Reichenbach. She lists Reichenbach as her maiden name on her marriage certificate, I'm told. Donald Kinne<br />

remembers his grandfather Henry Kinne telling him that her maiden name was Zander; her mother married<br />

Carl Louis Wilhelm Zander a year after she was born.<br />

Her "father" left her before she was married, and went off to live in Carroll, Iowa, and never came<br />

back. Her mother never came over from Germany, and we don't know why. The children Henry and Emilie<br />

remember while they were living at home, a black-bordered letter arrived from Germany for her. They

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