Hermann LANGEHEINEKE

                   Chr., Marriage & Death: Certificates, P.76,P.297,P.427 from Ev-luth. Church at
Jeinsen, Hannover, Germany, 1977.

    Godparents (Gev.) 1) Ernst Langeheineken, oldest brother of his father,
2) Hans Henr. Cluender, 3) Henrich Groten from Bledeln.

    "Proclam:  die II) fest:Resurr. Chrsti et dom:Quasimodogeniti."  Banns 2nd
feast of Resurr. of Christ. His wife was from Adensen, but a resident in
Schliekum.

    He died at age 54 Years and two months.
                  

                   Chr. & Death: Certificates, P.88,P.385, Jeinsen Parish, Hannover, Germany,
1977.

    Gevattern: 1) Hans Jansen, 2) Joh Christian Stamme.

    He died unmarried at 40 years of age.
                  

                   Chr: Certificate, P.115, Ev.-luth. Jeinsen Parish, Hannover, Germany, 1977.


Marriage: Ev.-Luth. Limmer Parish, Hannover. Extracted by Helmut Zimmerman.

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    Daniel's christening records were found in Jeinsen Parish Books, in the Province of Hannover. There is a very old small, old church at Schliekum, so it may have been performed there. His Gevattern, or Godparents were, 1) Daniel Schomburg, 2) Hans Joachim Grote, 3) Joh. Ernst Langeheineke. His family lived at Schliekum, a small village two kilometers west of Sarstedt, on the road to Jeinsen. Schliekum is in the church district of Jeinsen. I would believe that he grew up in the old Bock home of his grandfather and great grandfather and undoubtedly, helped with farming, which was their livelihood.
    His mother died, if not at his birth, at least when he was very young. He was raised by his step-mother. Along with two older brothers, he had one younger half sister.
    At the time of his marriage in 1782, he was a Trompeter in the Garde du
Corps, the elite guard, under the command of Colonel Oeynhausen. I believe
that his wife, Sophie Margareta Anne Catharina Stendel inherited the property
and business of her father, when she came of age. He was an innkeeper. She was three years old when he died, but was his only living child. A baby brother was born four months after his death. Daniel became an Innkeeper at Limmer after he was married.
    Daniel had nine children, six boys and three girls. His wife died the same
day in February that her ninth child was born. He then remarried Henriette Amelie Stukenschmidt in October of that year.