Remmick-Hubert Home Site - Hein Family Genealogy: Gen. 3 - Michael Hein b. 1844, son of Georg M. Hein, m. Christina Stehr b. abt 1845
Last Updated: 26 Aug. 2012
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Gen. 3 |
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Michael [Jarigovich / Georgovich] Hein |
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Michael Hein Photograph taken when he remarried the widow Rosina, nee Nahr, Hein |
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Michael
Georg [Jarig] Jarigovich [son of Georg] Hein
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Background of Michael and Chistine Hein see below. Note: Heim Chutor = Beriojan = Periojany = Persijanowka = Bersijanowka n. Borodino / Bess. |
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Family in Detail |
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Child #1 |
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[Andreas] Gottlieb Heinb. 27 Oct 1866 Heim Chutor, S. Russia. d. 4 Oct 1876 No marriage. He died due to injruies when he fell off a wagon. |
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Child #2 |
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Katherina Hein |
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1918
widower Jacob Ruf[f], son of Gottfried Ruff (b. 7 Jan 1832 Borodino d. ?)) and Rosina Quast. (b. 11 Dec 1835 Alt-Elft / Bess. S. Russia d. 1 April 1908 Borodino)
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Child #4 |
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Johan Hein |
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Johan Hein b. 9 Nov 1870 Heim Chutor / Beresan Dist.
[German=Beriojan, Russian=Breseanowka], S. Russia d. thought to
have died on trek home fr. WWI on Russian Western Front , however, he
lived to 3 Oct 1926 m. Mary
(Maria) Gackle b. 28 Feb 1872
Borodino / Bess. S. Russia d. 3 May 1929 Borodino / Bess. S. Russia,
dau. of
Matthaeus
Gackle (b. 28 Sept 1843 Borodino d. 10 March
1932) and Regine Keck (b. 18 Nov 1843
Kloestitz/ Bess d. 28 July 1926 Borodino /
Bess..)
Issue:
Remarks: S-226 Film #4 R57 neu/1330:
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Child #2
Johann Hein b. 15 Feb 1905 wife's, Johanna Weiss's family: Johanna's Parents: Johannes Weiss b. 11 Feb 1870 Borodino m. 16 Feb 1895 Kloestitz/ Bess to Karoline Oterstaetter b. 24 Mary 1876 Borodino Granparents: Andreas Weiss b. 28 ct 1836 Borodino / Bess m. 2 March 1861 Kloestitz to Johanna Stickel b. 16 Aug 1838 Borodino. Heinrich Otterstaetter b. 21 Jan 1843 Borodino m. (no date) to Juliana Lang b. 11 Aug 1845 Jakob Stickle b. 1 May 1800 Egenhausen / __, Wuerttemberg m. 3 Sept 1822 Borodino / Bess Luise Zieler b. 16 Dec 1802 Kirchendorf / __, Wuerttemberg Great grandparents: Karl Nicolaus Weiss b. 9 Feb 1807 Neu Wuerttemberg/ __ , Poland m. Sophia Reinhardt b. 8 Feb 1816 Borodino Christoph Stickel b. 7 Dec 1761 Egenhausen / __, Wuerttemberg d. 1820 m. Elisabeth Rauschenberger Friedrich Lang b. 11 Nov 1812 Konigshuld / __, Poland m. (no date) to Friederika Grabau (b. Sept 1810 Konigshuld / __, Poland ___ NN__Ziegler Philipp Heinric Otterstaetter b. 7 Oct 1796 Lachen -Speyerdorf / Neustad, Pfalz (Palatinate) m. Katharina Rempp b. 1810 migr. fr. Klein / Mutchin , Prussia d. 20 Oct 1880 She was his second wife.
Great great grandparents: Paul Weiss (no data) Reinhardt (no data) Stickel ( no data) Ziegler (no data) Lang ( no data) Grabau ( no data) Otterstaetter ( no data) |
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Child #7 |
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Israel Hein |
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Israel Hein
*Five children died in Aug 1910 ** Magdalenaa Menge, dau. of Andreas Menge and Elisabeth Jose; grandpaents were Johannes Menge (b. 2 Aug 1844 Borodino/ Bes) and Magdalena Graessle (b. 11 Aug 1850); great grandparents were Martin Menge (b. 11 Nov 1815 Bluschwitz/ __, Poland) and Eva Friederika Mueller (b. 20 Sept 1818 Borodino); great great grandfather was Chrstoph Menge (b. __, Kollo / __, Poland. |
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Child #8 |
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Daniel Hein |
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Daniel Hein, Ret. Colonel Tsar's Army and White Army
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Moe Information: | ||||
Wife of Daniel Hein was Carolina Handel , whose parents are recorded
as being:
father:Jakob Handel [b. 16 Feb 1862 Teplitz d. 1937 Brazil] Mother: Katharina Kron b. Borodino d. Brazil ****Singer Family Tree Gen. 1 Maria Singer m. Daniel Hein Gen. 2 Wilhelm Singer b. 1835 Karlstal / n. Grossliebental, Odessa, . S. Rlussia d. 8 April 1912 Hoffnungstal/ Bess. S. Russia and Anna "Maria" Mutschler b. 1842 Gen. 3 Karl Christoph Singer b. 12 March 1807 Karlstal / n. Grossliebental , Odessa, S. Russia d. 22 April 1873 Hoffnungsthal / Bess., S. Russia and Johanna Akermann b. 1814 d. 1874 Gen. 4 Georg Heinrich Singer b. 30 Dec 1754 Korb / Heilbronn, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany d. Russia and Anna Katharina Roos (second wife) Gen. 5 Christoph Singer b. 13 Nov 1718 Korb / Heibronn, Baden-Wuerttemberg d. 17 Feb 1795 Korb and Anna Maria Kamm b. 1740 d. 1876 Gen. 6 David Singer b. 18 April 1676 Korb d. 13 Sept 1731 Korb m. Maria Margarethe Lorenz Gen. 7 Christoph Friderich Singer b. 11 July 1775 Korb d. 1 Dec 1851 Florence / Williams, Ohio, USA m. Anna "Barbara" Koefer |
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Child #12 |
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Ludwig Hein |
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Ludwig Hein
Christina, nee Schweikert, dau. of Karl Schweikert [Schweickert, Schweigert] and Katrina Henke
Issue:
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Child #14 |
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Christoph Hein |
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Christoph Hein
Carolina [Karolina] Schweigert, dau. of Christian Schweigert and Ruth Schock, S- 113
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Another photograph found in Borodino List of Migration...... |
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Child #15 |
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Frederick [Friedrich] Hein |
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Frederick Hein
Johanna Otterstatter, dau. of Konrad Otterstaetter (b. 24 Nov 1861 Borodino / Bess) and Friederika Regner (b. 27 Oct 1864 Mathildendorf/ Bess.)
Issue:
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Frerick Hein's wife Alma , nee Menge, Warnke ancestors were:
father: Martin Mengeb. 3 Feb 1872 d. 4 July 1939 mother: Friedericke Schramm b. 2 March 1882 Remarks: ancestor Georg Hein m. 28 July 1832 to Elisabeth Hoeger from Kulm, Prussia and Heinrich Otterstaetter b. 7 Oct 1796 Speier / Bavaria wife was Katharina Bergstaessser |
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Background of Michael and Christina, nee Stehr, Hein |
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The following was recorded by Judy A. Remmick-Hubert of her
grandmother's, Christine, nee Schweikert, Hein, consersation with Judy's
mother, Lillian, nee Hein, Remmick in German. Later Lillian translated it
into English for Judy, who took the bites and pieces of the conversation
about Christine's mother-in-law Christina, nee Stehr, &
Michael Jarigovich Hein and placed them in order that is more easily
understood:.
"When they were first married they moved to the Heim Chutor which was said to have been near the Bersjon [Bersjohn, Beresan ] Borior [Border] which was owned by two Catholics, one being a Heim. Michael Hein bought 1/3 rd of the property.... Later, he sold his share and returned to live in Bordoino / Bess. S. Russia. He raised horses for the officers of the Tsar's Army as well as grapes. He had a huge cavern cellar where he held huge barrels made with American redwood supports and and oak..... Later in life he was in a solid financial position and loan money to other German-Russians. He dealt with the Lloyds Bank of London which had a branch in Odessa. |
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Description of given:
: "Every morning two servent girls would braid Christina's long golden hair and then twist it into a crown on top of her head." "She had a soft heart and would not wake up the servent girls and while they slept she would milk the cows. My father-on-law would scold Christina but she'd just smile and would let the girls sleep and milk the cows..." "How I loved my husband's mother for her kindess and good heart." "Her chothes closet was a splendid sight. She had 52 dresses made in Germany while visiting Ludwig's great grandfather's second family..... I remember because she had one Sunday dress for each Sunday of the year.....," Each dress and it's own own matching shoes of matching cloth or leather, purses also matched in material, parsels, gloves....." "The closet had been built special to accomendate Christine warerobe." "Many of the dresses had been sewn by popular semtresses in _____ [not known but thought Ludwigsburg], Germany when she and Michael visited family. "The clothes were of the latest European fashions of the time worn by the upper class ladies." "Her mother was Margaret, who was born in 1808 in Wuertemberg, had was part of the group who believed in the "Second Coming" of Christ...." It was believed that Christ was to appear back on earth on Mt. Araract in 1817. "Christine and her children attended the Lutheran Church in Borodino." "She was quite an indepent woman of her time. She made a deal with her husband that while he was gone each fall when it was time to harvent the grapes, she would be given the profit since she was the one making the decisions and making sure the grapes were properly handled. With her profit she would buy what she liked." "One year she had the local craftsmen make a new bed. The headboard held the carving of one of Michael's coat of arms." "I don't recall the actual coat of arms but I do recall it held the initials 'WGW' which "What God Wills"...." "It was with her grape profits that she purchased china dishes, a complete set of twelve, for each of her daughter-in-law before her sons were married. She had built a special china closet which held on the china dishes." " I had not collected because we had migrated to the USA and hoped to collect when we returned to Borodino. I always wanted to go home. I loved all my family and Borodino where I grew-up..." "One night, I dreamt all my china crashed to the floor. When I woke I told your grandfather that his mother had died." "Not long afterwards, we recieved word that she," [Christina], " had died." "All the old photographs of Christina and the others were lost on the train we had loaded or baggage and trunkswhen moving from Wyoming to Montana." They had missed the train because they had lost track of time .... But it was a small price because those who had gone on the train had died. It had been caught in a snow storm many of the passengers had froze to death..... "All of them are dead, now... How I cried when we left them... If we hadn't left, we would have died, too. The communists killed all the 'Kulacks" because they wanted our land, shops and our even the clothes off the backs of our family....." Too full of emotion over these sad memories, I shut off the recorder and plan to ask more questions during another visit with my grandmother who was already in her late 80s. |
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Last Postcard from Michael Hein to his son Ludwig Hein living in the USA- ca 1925. |
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>>"Good morning my beloved brother Ludwig and Christina this
is from from our bereaved father and your children's grandmother, but
your mother and your children's grandmother is not here anymore, she
was here, but she has gone to the other sister [line not
illegible].... I think it is I, your father, who will remain here until
this January because I believe I will follow soon. My whole body
is giving evidence...
Psalm 90.10 I [their father who ] will be 80 years old soon.<< |
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Note: He would have been 80 1 Feb 1924. However, he died after his son Daniel who died Nov 1928. So, we have him dying about 1929. This has been confirmed by relatives who lived in Borodino at that time. The woman that had just died was his second wife, Rosina, nee Nahr, Hein, Hein d. 25 Feb 1925 Borodino. His first wife was Elizbeth, nee Hager, whom we believed died 15 My 1917 Borodino. Elizabeth is the mother of Ludwig Hein --to whom the postcard was sent-- and grandmother of Ludwig's children. | ||||
Marriage #2
The widower Michael Hein rem. abt 1925/6 the widow
Rosina, nee Nahr [Naehr],
Hein.
She had been the wife of Michael Hein's brother John Hein. Note: Rosina Nehr's parents were: Johannes Neher b. 16 Jan 1813 Freudental and Karolina Pfaff b. 18 Jan 1813 Freudental. See Pfaff data:
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Photo - abt 1925 |
Ingrid Reule's records tell us that Rosina, nee Nehr, Hein was b. 7 Jan 1843 d. 1925 and m. 30 Jan 1864 Kloetitz / Bess to Johannes Hein b. 8 Sept 1839 d. 1917. Johannes Hein and her second husband. Mochael, were brothers.
Dennis John Weist and Patricia Mae Kundert web site: http//family.weist.net/family/ tells us that Anna Elisbaetha Nehr was b. 1815 and lived in Freudental / Od. Russia. They tell us Lorenz Nehr b. 1790 m. to Katharina __NN___ b. ab 1794. Lorenz and Ludwig Nehr b. 1768 were from Ebingen / ___ , Wuerttemberg Ludwig Nehr was married to Margaretha Sclagenhauf. There was a Margaretha Schlagenhauf b. 20 Aug 1766 Ebingen / ___, Wuerttemberg. Margaretha died 20 Dec 1839 Freudental / Od. S. Russia.
LETTERS: |
Sharon
Mittelstadt,
e-mail:DMITTELSTEDT@prodigy.net
wrote 26 April 2000:
....My husbands great granparents came from Borodino and settled in McIntosch County, North Dakota. Their daughter Karoline married Christoph Hein.... The following information is from the Schweigert Family Bible. Thought you might be interested .... Karolina Schweigert was born 8 June 1890 in Borodino, S. Russia. On 11 Feb 1912 by Coldwater, ND, she married Christoph Hein. Karolina's parents are V. Christian Schweigert born 17 Aug 1861, Borodino, South Russia and Ruth Schock born 18 June 1862 Borodino, South Russia. There is a middle name for Ruth but our translater wasn't sure what it was. ....Christian spelled Schweikert with a "g" in American. Thanks... Sharon Mittelstedt |
NOTE: The mention of Kobelenz Rec. on this page are from dated 17 Jan
2002:
http://pixel.cs.vt.edu/library/bess/koblenz/link/borodino.txt |
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