Johan Benno (Bernhard) HerweghAge: 59 years1743–1802
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- Johan Benno (Bernhard) Herwegh
- Given names
- Johan Benno (Bernhard)
- Surname
- Herwegh
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Birth | 1743 26 28 |
Marriage | Anna (Maja) Maria Apelquist — View this family yes |
Marriage of parents | Johann Heinrich Herwegh — Anna Maria Singerin — View this family October 1743 |
Birth of a brother | Peter Joseph Herwegh about January 11, 1752 (Age 9 years) |
Residence | vor 1799: Kumla, Sweden yes |
Residence | seit 1799: Örebro, 134S (south), Sweden yes |
Christening of a brother | Peter Joseph Herwegh January 11, 1752 (Age 9 years) |
Birth of a brother | Franciscus Ignazius Herwegh about October 22, 1754 (Age 11 years) |
Christening of a brother | Franciscus Ignazius Herwegh October 22, 1754 (Age 11 years) |
Birth of a brother | Otto Herwegh about April 17, 1757 (Age 14 years) |
Christening of a brother | Otto Herwegh April 17, 1757 (Age 14 years) |
Death of a mother | Anna Maria Singerin after April 1757 (Age 14 years) |
Death of a father | Johann Heinrich Herwegh after 1782 (Age 39 years) |
Death of a wife | Anna (Maja) Maria Apelquist about 1800 (Age 57 years) |
Death | April 25, 1802 (Age 59 years) Shared note: Quelle: e-mail vom 30.04.2002: Dear Marie-Luise, Concerning your request about your swedish ancestors. This is the information from the Database of Inventory deeds (Nachlassverzeichnis) of Örebro (the names are spelled as in the original source): Johan Benno Hertwegt died 1802 April 25, as a widower. He had been married to Anna Maja (Maria) Apelquist and their address was 134S (south) in Örebro. Johan Benno had five brothers, but only Peter Josef Hartvig is named of these.
Johan Benno Hartvig moved from Kumla (not far from Örebro) to Örebro in 1799 with his wife Anna Maria Apelquist. Johan was born 1743 in Köln and Anna Maria was born 1754 in Linköping, Sweden. They had no children. In a while they had a housekeeper from Helsinki, widow Maria Liljeberg born 1736. I think that Anna Maria must have died in 1800/1801 since Johan Benno was called a widower when he died. To do research on Peter Josefs family you would probably start in Köln, since Johan Benno was born there. Maybe all brothers were born in Köln. This is as far as I have done the research. If you´d like to have more help with your genealogical research in Sweden I recommend you to contact any of the persons in the attached file who do genealogical research for a fee. They are privat researchers and are not working for the City Archives of Örebro, but they all have long experience of genealogical researching. You can also contact SVAR in Ramsele. SVAR is Swedish Archive Information, a part of the National Archives of Sweden. SVAR sell microfilmed churchrecords, CD-records, books etc. The telephone number is 0046-623-72500. The website is www.svar.ra.se and e-mail info@svar.ra.se I hope this will help you in your search for your ancestors. Sincerely, Eva Lundberg Archivist Örebro stadsarkiv/City Archives of Örebro eva.lundberg@orebro.se 0046-19-211040 www.orebro.se/stadsarkiv |
Family with parents |
father |
Johann Heinrich Herwegh Birth: about February 17, 1716 30 — Köln Death: after 1782 — Bonn? |
mother |
Anna Maria Singerin Birth: before 1715 — ? Death: after April 1757 |
Marriage: October 1743 — Bonn, St. Remigius |
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3 months himself |
Johan Benno (Bernhard) Herwegh Birth: 1743 26 28 — Köln Death: April 25, 1802 — Örebro, Sweden |
sibling | |
sibling | |
younger brother |
Peter Joseph Herwegh Birth: about January 11, 1752 35 37 — Bonn Death: February 2, 1827 — Darmstadt |
3 years younger brother |
Franciscus Ignazius Herwegh Birth: about October 22, 1754 38 39 — Bonn Death: |
3 years younger brother |
Otto Herwegh Birth: about April 17, 1757 41 42 — Bonn Death: |
Mother’s family with Wilhelm Heiser |
step-father |
Wilhelm Heiser Birth: before 1710 Death: before October 1743 |
mother |
Anna Maria Singerin Birth: before 1715 — ? Death: after April 1757 |
Marriage: May 22, 1735 — Brühl |
Family with Anna (Maja) Maria Apelquist |
himself |
Johan Benno (Bernhard) Herwegh Birth: 1743 26 28 — Köln Death: April 25, 1802 — Örebro, Sweden |
wife |
Anna (Maja) Maria Apelquist Birth: 1754 — Linköping, Sweden Death: about 1800 — Örebro, Sweden |
Marriage: — |
Death | Quelle: e-mail vom 30.04.2002: Dear Marie-Luise, Concerning your request about your swedish ancestors. This is the information from the Database of Inventory deeds (Nachlassverzeichnis) of Örebro (the names are spelled as in the original source): Johan Benno Hertwegt died 1802 April 25, as a widower. He had been married to Anna Maja (Maria) Apelquist and their address was 134S (south) in Örebro. Johan Benno had five brothers, but only Peter Josef Hartvig is named of these.
Johan Benno Hartvig moved from Kumla (not far from Örebro) to Örebro in 1799 with his wife Anna Maria Apelquist. Johan was born 1743 in Köln and Anna Maria was born 1754 in Linköping, Sweden. They had no children. In a while they had a housekeeper from Helsinki, widow Maria Liljeberg born 1736. I think that Anna Maria must have died in 1800/1801 since Johan Benno was called a widower when he died. To do research on Peter Josefs family you would probably start in Köln, since Johan Benno was born there. Maybe all brothers were born in Köln. This is as far as I have done the research. If you´d like to have more help with your genealogical research in Sweden I recommend you to contact any of the persons in the attached file who do genealogical research for a fee. They are privat researchers and are not working for the City Archives of Örebro, but they all have long experience of genealogical researching. You can also contact SVAR in Ramsele. SVAR is Swedish Archive Information, a part of the National Archives of Sweden. SVAR sell microfilmed churchrecords, CD-records, books etc. The telephone number is 0046-623-72500. The website is www.svar.ra.se and e-mail info@svar.ra.se I hope this will help you in your search for your ancestors. Sincerely, Eva Lundberg Archivist Örebro stadsarkiv/City Archives of Örebro eva.lundberg@orebro.se 0046-19-211040 www.orebro.se/stadsarkiv |