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 Gen. 5:  See Michael Hein b. Aug. 1788

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Gen. 5  See Michael von Hahn-Hein

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[Accepted ancestor by majority but not by Remmick]

OR (2) ????** Georg  HEIN b. 1 Oct 1778  Rotten, Stolp, Pommern (map) migr to village or Stryiowki / n. Graudenz, West Prussia  [Source: ancestry.com / Familienstammbaun Maas / owner: anitakrueger1, and Ingrid Reule and Sabine Schindler]; Georg migr. to Borodino / [Akkerman] Bess. S. Russia,  d. 30 Nov. 1848 Borodino, [70 years and 3 months]  S-33 . Son of Heinrich Hein b. 1746 and Anna Fahrtin.  [Reule data).  Georg  m. (1)  1806 to (1) Maria Rack [Rauch, Ruck, Raak, Rash, *] b. 1 Dec 1789 Kellen / Kulm [1 March 2012 corrected] d. 29 Jan. 1835 Borodino,  dau. of Martin Rauch (b. 1778 Kellen / Kulm, West Prussia) and Catharina Kienapfelin (b. 1759). Her fam. is listed as having migr. from Seukov/Senskow, Prussia. [Ingrid Reule]  #0038888 Kloestitz , #0038904 Borodino m. (2) 5 Jan 1861 Borodino / Bess. to Barbara, nee Schneck [Schenk], Schmeichel b. 1786 Lindefuerst / Pr. [data from Ingrid Reule] d. 5 Jan 1861 Borodino.  Barbara migr fr Lindefuer [?Lindefuerst] / Schweitz, Pr. to Borodino [place is spelled as Lindefuer in Migr. Bk. Stumpp]. [Barbara's  name is also written as Schenk in Film #0038888]  S-33.  Addtional information from Ingrid Reule.  Georg Hein was confirmed 1791 in Kulm and Maria was confirmed in 1795 in Kulm.  Ingird also gave us the marriage date. *In the 1835 Census the name Rodt is given. [Note: Georg Hein and a Heinrich Hein b. 13 Oct 1775 may be brothers.  See Heinrich  Hein.]  SEE HIS FAMILY IN DETAIL:  Borodino Genealogy Page  Georg Hein

Issue:

  1. Jakob Hein b. 12 June 1815 Borodino d. 21 Oct 1889 Borodino m. Karolina Dalkeb. 18 Feb 1816 Borodin m. 12  May 1836 d. 30 June 1905 Borodino
  2. Johannes Michael Hein b. 16 April 1819 Borodino / Bess. d. 13 Sept 1883 Borodino m. 28  Nov 1861 Borodino to Katharina Volkert  b. 1821 Alt Arzis / Akkerman, Bessarabia Russia

See family in detail in the Borodino Genealogy Web Site

 Click and go to Georg  

Possible additional information:

Georg HEIN *b. 1 Oct 1778 poss. b. Rotten [Retowo. Rietavas]/ Stolp, Pommern [Pomerania]  migr to the area of Kulm, Pr. then  in 1814 migr. to Borodino / [Akkerman Parish] Bess. S. Russia,  d. 31 Nov. 1848 Borodino, [70 years and 3 months] Source Ingrid Reule m. 1806 to (1) Maria Rack [Rauch, Ruck, Raak, Rash] b. 1 Dec 1779 Kellen / Kulm, West Prussia, Pr.].  d. 29 Jan. 1835 Borodino. Her fam. is listed as having migr. from Seukov/Senskow, Prussia. [Ingrid Reule] .  #0038888 Kloestitz , #0038904 Borodino m. (2) 13 Nov 1791 to Christina Schumacherin b. ca 1773 Klammer/ Kulm, West Prussia

**Georg Hein "Weaver" ("Weber") b. 1 Oct 1778, Natzmer's 54th  Infantry Regiment  Migr. to Borodino / Bess. 1814  

 (Source: http://s8.invisonfree.com/RiseOfNationalism/ar/t14.htm )  According to the article, the Reg. is listed as being "inexperienced) .  Prussian Army under King Frederick Wilhelm III  from two main cities of Berlin and Konigsberg serving in Swedish Pommerania under Geneal Gerhard von Bluecher with 3,000 linemen this included the 45th) , 3,000 busiler battalions and 186,000 infantry.

SIDE NOTE: There are four things which are interesting about von Bluecher:  (1) He was born in Rostock, Mecklenburg; (2) He was in the town of Edenkoben / Palatinate where my Roemmich's lived; (3) he fought for Frederick Wilhelm III against Napoleon and was in the Battle of the Nations at Leipzig in 1813 and the Battle of Waterloo in 1815; and (4) due to services rendered he was given the title of Bluecher Prince of Wahlstatt and given the estate of Krieblowitz (Krobielowice, Poland) ....where he died in 1819.  He married twice.  First in 1773 to Karoline Amalie von Mehling (1756-1791) and second in 1795 to Amalie von Colomb (1772-1850).  As for Natzmer, I did find Dubislav Gneomar of Natzmer, who was a Prussian Field Marshal.  b. 1654  Gutzmin (Chocimino, Poland), Circle Schlawe (Slawno) in Pomerania d. 13 May 1739 Berlin without heirs.  In 1806 there 10 Natzmers  cousins serving in the Prussian army.. One being Major-general Hans-Christoph von Natzmer.  Prussian Infantry Regiments for the  1806 Campaign.  See Military Subjects: Organization, Strategy & tactics, Prussian Infantry Regimental Colonels-in-Chief: 1792-1806:  

http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/organization/Prussia/nfantry/c_prussianinf.html

If Georg Hein was in the Natzmar 54th infantry regiment in 1806.  See the history of the Battle of Jena and the Jena-Auerstadt Campaign which started in Oct. 1806 against Napoleon.  

p. 594 of Calusewitz notes on Prussia of 1806 and the Jena Campaign General Natzmer is mention as part of General Bluecher's staff:'>>On the other hand, the march of General Blucehr with the heavy artiller and the small detachment escorting it (for General Natzmer's division, consisting of the remnants of the Wuertemberg's corps was to remain near Prince Hohenlohe) was not in dought.  The General on the 24th was near Bhinow, and he arrived on the 28th near Botzenburg, from where he reached Loeckenitz on the 29th, that is to say on the day at the earliest on which Prince Hohenlohe could have crossed the Oder at Schwedt."<<

The Prussians lost but gathered in 1807 under the agreement of the 1808 Treaty of Paris.  Six officers were given promotions of general and they would become leaders against Napoleon later.  One was General Bluecher and the 54th infantry which was under his leadership.  See von Bluecher's history and it will give you his campaign information in more detail.  His last battle was at Waterloo with Wellington on  18 June 1815.  However, we have Georg Hein's wife  migr. to Borodino / Bess. in 1814. Was Georg Hein at Waterloo?

Another side note.  Under von Bluecher as his quartermaster-general  was Major-General Gneisenau. See his history.  There are several reasons I mention him.  According to family legends,  one of my ancestor,  Army Surgeon Nicholas Haarlos, was a military surgeon.  His widow, Barbara, nee Neighardt / Neidhart/ Neidhard,  migr. with her daughters, one being my ancestor, Katharina Haarlos b. abt 1794,  to Borodino / Bess..  I do not know Barbara was related to the Major-General who was the son of a Saxon lieutenant of artillery, August Wilhelm Neidhardt and his wife Maria Eva, nee Mueller.  The Major General was b.  27 Oct 1760 d. 23 Aug 1831.  He grew up in poverty at Schildau / [Nordschsen Dist., Saxony, Germany which is abt 12 km southwest of Torgau and 40 km east of Leipzig.]...  He joined the Austrian army and served under Margrave of Bayreuth-Ansabach.  He served in Poland from 1793 to 1794.  In 1796 he married Caroline von Kottwitz.    By 1806 he served in prince Hohelohe's staff and fought at Saalfeld and Jena...  He had an estate at Ermannsdorf in Silesia.... 

Sometime knowing the people a person was serving, may give clues to the person.

See family in detail in Borodino Genealogy Web Site by clicking on Georg's link.

More Additinal NOTE:  It is believed that Georg Hein was a regular in the Natzmer Infantry Regiment Nr. 54. Germany military history states there was a Regiment by this name.  It is listed as being under one of Frederick "the Great's" Generals by the name of Prussian Major General Hans Christoph von Natzmer (b. 14 Sept 1743 Pretzsch (Elbe) d. 1 Oct 1807 Graudenz).  His rank was Chief of Infrantry Reiment of von Mosch's #54 which became Natzmer's 54th thereafter....  20th of May  1807 he was promoted to Major General.  His regiment joined Bulecher in the Battle of Luebeck....  He was captured and died several months later.     Hans father was Heinrich von Naztmer b. 24 April 1699 Schkopau [?Prussian Holland]  d. 15 Feb 1770 and Johanna Sidonia von Trotha b. 30 July 1705 d. 26 March 1771.  Heinrich was a Prussian lieutenant in the Regiment of Cuirassiers Nr. 6 and later ducal Saxon baliff of Schkopau, Pretzschendorf, Korseburg and Gieckau.  Hans was m. 11 Feb 1777 to Maldlyty Henriette Karoline Luise of Brederlow b. 12 June 1750 d. 13 Aug 1823.  Their issue were:  

  1. Franz Heinrich von Natzmer 14 Dec 1777 Prussian Holland
  2. Hans Karl Wolf Albrecht  von Natzmer b. 11 Aug 1783 Prussian Holland d. 15 March 1853 Halle (Saale).  Was a Prussian colonel retired.  Last commander of the 13th Infantry Regimnt.  Married Heinriette de Baultier-St. Biancard d. 3 Nov 1878
  3. Friedrich E. A. von Naztmer b. 4 Oct 1786 d. 5 Nov 1854 Erfurt.  Prussian colonel, commander last of #8 Hussars m. Baroness Karoline of Eickstedt d. 1 May 1838.  They lived in Bantow
  4. Albertine Sophie  von Natzmer b. 11 July 1789 Prussian Holland
  5. Oldewig Joachim Wilhlem Bonaventur von Natzmer b. 31 March 1792 Prussian Holland.

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The following are the names many of our relatives believe are our ancestors:

Heinrich Hein b. about 1746  possibly from a Germany state d. 2 Jan 1805 near Dolken and Klammer and . Kulm and Graudenz (Rudetz) / Prussia [Poland], son of  __NN___ m. (1) Anna Fahrtin b. 1748  d. Feb 1791 Rosgarten / Kulm, Ostpruessen (West Prussia) (Source: ancestry.com / Familienstammbaum Mass / owner: anitakruegert);  m. (2) 13 Nov 1791 ( to  Christine Schumachern  [Sources: Sabine Schindler , Igrid Reule, ancestry.com/ Familienstammbaum Maas / owner anitakruegert, Lillian, nee Hein, Remmick and   Richard Hein, StilesGen, One Family's History]

  • Issue m. (1) to Anna Fahrtin:.
    1. Heinrich Hein (& see Borodino Genealogy  Heinrich Hein ) b.  13 Oct 1775  Prussia ++ d. 11  June 1862 Arzis / Bess., S. Russia , age 61 m. (1) Maria Rodt. b.  about 1776
      • Georg Hein b. 15 Nov 1801 poss Klammer / n. Kulm, West Prussia d. 11 June 1862 Arzis/ Bess. S. Russia, poss son of Heinrich Hein b. abt 1775 and m. (1) 20 Feb 1827 to Anna Rebmann  b. abt 1807  d. bef 1840 poss Kloestitz/ Bess. S. Russia ;  m. (2)  27 Dec 1840 to Maria Elisabeth Laube b. about 1807 Elsass Source from S. Schindler  on 29 Oct 2008
      • Jakob Hein b. abt 1816
      • Johann Hein b. abt 1819
    2. Gen. 5: Georg Hein b. 1 Oct 1778 Strylowki / Graudenz, West Prussia     d. 30 Nov 1848 Borodino/Bess. S. Russia,   m. (1)  to Maria Rauch b. 1 Dec 1779  Kellen / Kulm, West Prussia [Poland] d. 29 March 1836  Borodino / Bess., S. Rssia, dau. of Martin Rauch (b. 1758 Kellen / Kulm, West Prussia) and Catharina Kienapfelin (b. 1758) and  m. (2) to Barbara /Schneck  b. abt 1784 d. 5 Jan 1861, age 77 Borodino/ Bess., S. Russia. Barbaa migr fr Lindefuer [?Lindefuerst] / Schweitz, Pr. to Borodino [place is spelled as Lindefuer in Migr. Bk. Stumpp]. [Barbara's  name is also written as Schenk in Film #0038888]   Children said to be of marriage (1) Issue  
      1. NOT CORRECT See his section....:  George Hein b  23 Feb 1807  m.  to (1) Elisabetha Hoeger  and poss m. (2) Christine Bojaschnsky  
      2. Jakob Hein b. 12 June 1815 Borodino d. 21 Oct 1889 Borodino m. Karolina Dalkeb. 18 Feb 1816 Borodin m. 12  May 1836 d. 30 June 1905 Borodino
      3. Johannes Michael Hein b. 16 April 1819 Borodino / Bess. d. 13 Sept 1883 Borodino m. 28  Nov 1861 Borodino to Katharina Volkert  b. 1821 Alt Arzis / Akkerman, Bessarabia Russlia
  • Issue m. (2) to Christine Schuhmacherin  [Information from Ingrid Reule]
    1. David Hein b. 8 Oct 1792 Klammer n. Kulm, West Prussia d. 1861 (age 66) (Source:   StilesGen, One Family's History )
    2. Michael Hein b. 1 July 1795 Klammer / Kulm, West Prussia m. June 1815 Borodino to (1) Anna Parzat (Parpat / Barbat) d. 1795 Poland d. bef 18 1825 ; m. (2)  3  (16) May 1825 Maria Elsabeth Zappel b. 1805 Luisenau / Poland d. 1825 Borodino / Bess. S. Russia
    3. Martin Hein b. 1801 Prussia
    4. Georg Hein b. 1801 d. 11 June 1862 Arzis / Bessarabia, S. Russia
    5. Catharina Hein b. ___/ ___, West Prussia, dau. of Heinrich Hein b. 1746 and Christine Schumachern. (Source: StilesGen, Our Family's History)

See Borodino / Bessarabia, S. Russia Genealogy Web Site:  Hein section for

families in more detail, plus maps and photographs

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Family Research for Fahrtin / Fahrt/ Fahr/ Fehr

There was found on the internet a Fehr family from WikiTree Web Site:

Gen. 1 Christoph Fehr b. 1732 Amt. Maulbrunn / Wu, Germany, son of Johannes Fehr (b. poss. Switzerland) and Anna Kieselbronner m. 20 May 1797 Greenville, Township, Somerset County, PA, USA to Elizabeth Huffmann.

Gen. 2  Johnnes Fehr b. 22 Dec 1691 Oschelbroom / Obermet Pforzheim, Germany d. 27 Dec 1756 Oeschelbronn, Bad-Wu,  son of Hans Jacob Fehr, m. Anna Kieselbronner b. 24 March 1689 Oeschelbronn d. 5 Dec 1757 Oeschelbronn, dau. of __NN__  Issue:

  • Susanne Margaretha Fer b. 1712 d. 1775
  • Anna B. Fehr b. 1714 d. 1775
  • Jacob Friedricxh Fehr b. 1718
  • Rebecca Fehr b. 1722 d. 1722
  • Eva Christina Fehr b. 1727 d. 1730
  • Andress Fehr b. 1722 d. 1722
  • Eva Christina b. 1727 d. 1730
  • Johann Christophe Fehr b. 1732 d. 1815
  • Georg Martin Fehr  (Fair) b. 1733

Gen. 3  Hans Fehr / Johann Jacob Fehr  b. 21 Dec 1666 Oschelbronn / Obermat, Pforzheim  d. 10 Jan 1729 Oberamt, Pforzhein , Ba-Wu, son of Hans Fehr and Catharina Fiess m. Susanna Harlin b. 1665  Bretten / Karlsruhe, Ba-Wu  d. 2 Jan 1725 Obermat, Pforzheim, Ba-Wu, dau. __NN__

  • Hans George Fehr b. 1688
  • Johann George Fehr b. 1689 d. 1756
  • Johannes Fehr b. 1691 d. 1756

Gen. 4 Hans Fehr b. abt 1630 poss Oschelbronn / Obermat, Pforzheim, Germany d. 24 Nov 1693 ____?__)  Catharina was the dau. of Ansheim  Fliess (b. 19 Nov 1594 Oeschelbronn / Karlsruhe, Baden-Wuerttemberg)and Catharina Essig (b. 12 Oct 1631 Oeschelbronn / Badn-Wuerttemberg d. 27 Nov 1693 Obermat / Pforzheim, Baden-Wuerttemberg)

Maulbrunn = Maulbronn:  Named after the monastery that was found in 1147 by the Cistercian pope Eugenius III. It fell under the title of "Imperial Abbey" which was a religious house of the Holy Roman Empire.   In 1504 Ulrich, Duke of Wuerttemberg seized the monastery.  Near by he bunt a hunting lodge and stables.  In 1519 the area was "pillaged" by Franz von Sickingen's knights.... 1556 Charles V regained control of the area.  In 1556 Christoph, Duke of Wuerttemerg built a Protestant seminary.  Walentin Vannlus became the first abbot. It changed hands manytimes.  In 1807 Frederick I, King of Wuerttemberg reopened he abby by 1818 Babenhausen and Maubrunn were merged  and thereafter  were Evangelical Seminaries.

It is thought by some the Hein family once lived or migrated from Maulbronn., Enzkreis Dist., Baden-Wuerttemberg .  Location.  West is Walzbachtal, Durlach and father wst is Karlsruhe.  North is Oberderdingen, Flehingen and Sulzfeld.  Wast is Hohenhaslach... South is Muehlack and SE is Vaihingen an der Enz.  SW is Pforzheim about 10 km. 

Oschelbronn is known presently as Niefern-Oeschelbronn / Enz Distric, Baden-Wuerttemberg.  It is about 6 km east of Pforzheim.  It is on the River Enz.

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