RESEARCH REPORT - Lunghusen
RESEARCH REPORT - Lunghusen
RESEARCH REPORT - Lunghusen
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* 27.07.1772, baptized: 29.07.1772<br />
Johann<br />
father: Bohlken Lüninghausen in Rautendorf<br />
mother: his wife Becke<br />
godparents:<br />
Johann Müller […]<br />
Johann Jürgen Bock<br />
Johann Jürgen Jagels<br />
Hille Kücks<br />
Gesche Lüninghausen<br />
Only three baptismal records were found for the children of Bohlke and Becke Lüninghausen.<br />
Conrad (* abiut January 1779) might be only one child which was baptized elsewhere, so that<br />
the Wilstedt (may be as well the Otterstedt) parish registers should be checked for more<br />
children born between 1773 and 1785.<br />
Grasberg burial register (21/1797)<br />
+ 24.11.1797, buried: 29.11.1797<br />
Johann Lüninghusen<br />
legitimate son of Bohlke Lüninghusen in Rautendorf<br />
25 years, 4 months, less 5 days old, buried with sermon<br />
remark: “als er seines Herrn Herde von Willstedt hohlen sollte, ungleichlicher Weise in<br />
eine Moorgrube geworfen, und derein ersticket“ (was thrown by accident into a moor<br />
depression/pool and suffocated/drawn therein as he want to get the herd of his master<br />
from Wilstedt) „er war ein vortreflicher Jüngling [...] und sein Wandel möge nur der<br />
Wandel aller Jünglinge sein“ (he was an excellent youngling [...] and his moral conduct<br />
should be the moral conduct of all younglings)<br />
Obviously Johann fell into the moor by accident, probably pushed by the herd (cattle?).<br />
Surely a tragic accident for the family!<br />
I couldn´t read all the special characteristics the Grasberg record keeper had added for Johann<br />
Lüninghausen fast enough, because the entry was a badly microfilmed and because I wanted<br />
to save time for your family research. But the entry was only difficult to read and not<br />
unreadable, so if you like, I can decipher Johann´s special characteristics compelete in the<br />
future.<br />
Grasberg burial register (25/1804)<br />
+ 10.10.1804, buried: 13.10.1804<br />
Bohlke Lüninghausen sen.<br />
husband and Altvater (retired farmer) in Rautendorf<br />
63 years, 4 months old, died of […], buried with sermon<br />
The fact that Bohlke was called Bohlke Lüninghausen Sen. (Sr.) might be a hint for the fact<br />
that there was a yet unknown son Bohlke.<br />
Grasberg burial register (18/1810)<br />
+ 02.06.1810, 11 p.m., buried: 06.06.1810<br />
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