Marriage of Henri Wildemann & Catherine Holder:
(In fact, this wedding was celebrated in Hagenthal le-Bas, not in Feldkirch)
A public proclamation was done, but no impeachment, either cononical or civil, so I write to R. D. Fronlen, parish priest in Hagnthal le-Bas and give my agreement to my parishoner Catherine Holder, legitimate daughter of the deceased Joannes Holder and the still living Maria Anna Moyses, both living here, to receive the link of the holy marriage with Henricus Wildemann, school teacher in Attenschwiller*, legitimate son of Henricus Wildemann, carpenter, and Maria Anna Schoffel, a couple living in Hagenthal le-Bas.
-source: translated public record entry of marriage, recorded 13 September 1830, copy on file
*Attenschwiller
German: Attenschweiler; Variant: Attmannsweiller
Departement - Haut-Rhin; Arrondissement - Mulhouse; Canton - Huningue
Population: 1789 - 430
Religious composition in 1807: Catholic - 100%
WILDERMAN, Henry
Age: 48
From: France
Departed: Havre
Arrived: New Orleans, February 14, 1849
Dated: September 2, 1849 Book: 1854-1904, Page 19
-source: Naturalizations, Genealogy of Posey County, Volume I, by Darlene McConnel
Heinrich Jean Wildemann was a famous French teacher, who taught mainly through his happy lifetime in noted high schools in Germany and France, until he left his dear old country in seeking a fortune in the new world. His journey to America in 1851 was a very long and lucky one. Being carried back three times on sea by storm and after fifty-six days finally entered the Gulf of Mexico, stopping a few days at the city of New Orleans, then passing up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and locating near St. Philip in Marrs Township, Indiana. There, he leased Mr. Hayes' farm which he cultivated for quite awhile, after which, in his 78th year, in 1884, he expired and was buried at St. Philip's Cemetery. His wife died in 1858 and he was buried at her side.
-source: Illustrated Atlas of Posey County Indiana, Keller & Fuller, Publishers, Evansville, IN, 1900
The Index to Death Record, Posey County, Indiana, 1882 - 1920 inclusive, letters A - Z, lists Henry Wildeman's date of death as September 24, 1884. It is listed as: Wildeman, Male, White, 78 years old, died Sept. 24, 1884 at Marrs Township, Book H-1, page 88. Book H-1, page 88, lists Henry Wilderman as a widower, cause of death was apoplexy, occupation was husbandmann, birthplace was Germany, place of death was Marrs Township, duration of disease was four days, date of death was Sept. 24th 1884, reported by S. C. Henderson, M.D., of St. Philip, Ind.
Henry Wildeman, Sr., the father of Charles [Wildeman], was a very highly educated man and school teacher in Germany. He spoke German and French. He brought his family to this country in 1849 and settled in Posey County, Indiana, where he remained the rest of his life on a farm. He directed the farm work but was never actively engaged.
-source: Biography of Henry Wildeman [Heinrich's grandson] in The History of Gibson County, Indiana, page 946
Heinrich was born in Hagenthal le-Bas, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. He was the husband of Katharina Marie Holder Wildemann.
He was buried September 29, 1884.
(In fact, this wedding was celebrated in Hagenthal le-Bas, not in Feldkirch)
A public proclamation was done, but no impeachment, either cononical or civil, so I write to R. D. Fronlen, parish priest in Hagnthal le-Bas and give my agreement to my parishoner Catherine Holder, legitimate daughter of the deceased Joannes Holder and the still living Maria Anna Moyses, both living here, to receive the link of the holy marriage with Henricus Wildemann, school teacher in Attenschwiller*, legitimate son of Henricus Wildemann, carpenter, and Maria Anna Schoffel, a couple living in Hagenthal le-Bas.
-source: translated public record entry of marriage, recorded 13 September 1830, copy on file
*Attenschwiller
German: Attenschweiler; Variant: Attmannsweiller
Departement - Haut-Rhin; Arrondissement - Mulhouse; Canton - Huningue
Population: 1789 - 430
Religious composition in 1807: Catholic - 100%
WILDERMAN, Henry
Age: 48
From: France
Departed: Havre
Arrived: New Orleans, February 14, 1849
Dated: September 2, 1849 Book: 1854-1904, Page 19
-source: Naturalizations, Genealogy of Posey County, Volume I, by Darlene McConnel
Heinrich Jean Wildemann was a famous French teacher, who taught mainly through his happy lifetime in noted high schools in Germany and France, until he left his dear old country in seeking a fortune in the new world. His journey to America in 1851 was a very long and lucky one. Being carried back three times on sea by storm and after fifty-six days finally entered the Gulf of Mexico, stopping a few days at the city of New Orleans, then passing up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and locating near St. Philip in Marrs Township, Indiana. There, he leased Mr. Hayes' farm which he cultivated for quite awhile, after which, in his 78th year, in 1884, he expired and was buried at St. Philip's Cemetery. His wife died in 1858 and he was buried at her side.
-source: Illustrated Atlas of Posey County Indiana, Keller & Fuller, Publishers, Evansville, IN, 1900
The Index to Death Record, Posey County, Indiana, 1882 - 1920 inclusive, letters A - Z, lists Henry Wildeman's date of death as September 24, 1884. It is listed as: Wildeman, Male, White, 78 years old, died Sept. 24, 1884 at Marrs Township, Book H-1, page 88. Book H-1, page 88, lists Henry Wilderman as a widower, cause of death was apoplexy, occupation was husbandmann, birthplace was Germany, place of death was Marrs Township, duration of disease was four days, date of death was Sept. 24th 1884, reported by S. C. Henderson, M.D., of St. Philip, Ind.
Henry Wildeman, Sr., the father of Charles [Wildeman], was a very highly educated man and school teacher in Germany. He spoke German and French. He brought his family to this country in 1849 and settled in Posey County, Indiana, where he remained the rest of his life on a farm. He directed the farm work but was never actively engaged.
-source: Biography of Henry Wildeman [Heinrich's grandson] in The History of Gibson County, Indiana, page 946
Heinrich was born in Hagenthal le-Bas, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. He was the husband of Katharina Marie Holder Wildemann.
He was buried September 29, 1884.
Marriage of Henri Wildemann & Catherine Holder:
(In fact, this wedding was celebrated in Hagenthal le-Bas, not in Feldkirch)
A public proclamation was done, but no impeachment, either cononical or civil, so I write to R. D. Fronlen, parish priest in Hagnthal le-Bas and give my agreement to my parishoner Catherine Holder, legitimate daughter of the deceased Joannes Holder and the still living Maria Anna Moyses, both living here, to receive the link of the holy marriage with Henricus Wildemann, school teacher in Attenschwiller*, legitimate son of Henricus Wildemann, carpenter, and Maria Anna Schoffel, a couple living in Hagenthal le-Bas.
-source: translated public record entry of marriage, recorded 13 September 1830, copy on file
*Attenschwiller
German: Attenschweiler; Variant: Attmannsweiller
Departement - Haut-Rhin; Arrondissement - Mulhouse; Canton - Huningue
Population: 1789 - 430
Religious composition in 1807: Catholic - 100%
WILDERMAN, Henry
Age: 48
From: France
Departed: Havre
Arrived: New Orleans, February 14, 1849
Dated: September 2, 1849 Book: 1854-1904, Page 19
-source: Naturalizations, Genealogy of Posey County, Volume I, by Darlene McConnel
Heinrich Jean Wildemann was a famous French teacher, who taught mainly through his happy lifetime in noted high schools in Germany and France, until he left his dear old country in seeking a fortune in the new world. His journey to America in 1851 was a very long and lucky one. Being carried back three times on sea by storm and after fifty-six days finally entered the Gulf of Mexico, stopping a few days at the city of New Orleans, then passing up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and locating near St. Philip in Marrs Township, Indiana. There, he leased Mr. Hayes' farm which he cultivated for quite awhile, after which, in his 78th year, in 1884, he expired and was buried at St. Philip's Cemetery. His wife died in 1858 and he was buried at her side.
-source: Illustrated Atlas of Posey County Indiana, Keller & Fuller, Publishers, Evansville, IN, 1900
The Index to Death Record, Posey County, Indiana, 1882 - 1920 inclusive, letters A - Z, lists Henry Wildeman's date of death as September 24, 1884. It is listed as: Wildeman, Male, White, 78 years old, died Sept. 24, 1884 at Marrs Township, Book H-1, page 88. Book H-1, page 88, lists Henry Wilderman as a widower, cause of death was apoplexy, occupation was husbandmann, birthplace was Germany, place of death was Marrs Township, duration of disease was four days, date of death was Sept. 24th 1884, reported by S. C. Henderson, M.D., of St. Philip, Ind.
Henry Wildeman, Sr., the father of Charles [Wildeman], was a very highly educated man and school teacher in Germany. He spoke German and French. He brought his family to this country in 1849 and settled in Posey County, Indiana, where he remained the rest of his life on a farm. He directed the farm work but was never actively engaged.
-source: Biography of Henry Wildeman [Heinrich's grandson] in The History of Gibson County, Indiana, page 946
Heinrich was born in Hagenthal le-Bas, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. He was the husband of Katharina Marie Holder Wildemann.
He was buried September 29, 1884.
(In fact, this wedding was celebrated in Hagenthal le-Bas, not in Feldkirch)
A public proclamation was done, but no impeachment, either cononical or civil, so I write to R. D. Fronlen, parish priest in Hagnthal le-Bas and give my agreement to my parishoner Catherine Holder, legitimate daughter of the deceased Joannes Holder and the still living Maria Anna Moyses, both living here, to receive the link of the holy marriage with Henricus Wildemann, school teacher in Attenschwiller*, legitimate son of Henricus Wildemann, carpenter, and Maria Anna Schoffel, a couple living in Hagenthal le-Bas.
-source: translated public record entry of marriage, recorded 13 September 1830, copy on file
*Attenschwiller
German: Attenschweiler; Variant: Attmannsweiller
Departement - Haut-Rhin; Arrondissement - Mulhouse; Canton - Huningue
Population: 1789 - 430
Religious composition in 1807: Catholic - 100%
WILDERMAN, Henry
Age: 48
From: France
Departed: Havre
Arrived: New Orleans, February 14, 1849
Dated: September 2, 1849 Book: 1854-1904, Page 19
-source: Naturalizations, Genealogy of Posey County, Volume I, by Darlene McConnel
Heinrich Jean Wildemann was a famous French teacher, who taught mainly through his happy lifetime in noted high schools in Germany and France, until he left his dear old country in seeking a fortune in the new world. His journey to America in 1851 was a very long and lucky one. Being carried back three times on sea by storm and after fifty-six days finally entered the Gulf of Mexico, stopping a few days at the city of New Orleans, then passing up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and locating near St. Philip in Marrs Township, Indiana. There, he leased Mr. Hayes' farm which he cultivated for quite awhile, after which, in his 78th year, in 1884, he expired and was buried at St. Philip's Cemetery. His wife died in 1858 and he was buried at her side.
-source: Illustrated Atlas of Posey County Indiana, Keller & Fuller, Publishers, Evansville, IN, 1900
The Index to Death Record, Posey County, Indiana, 1882 - 1920 inclusive, letters A - Z, lists Henry Wildeman's date of death as September 24, 1884. It is listed as: Wildeman, Male, White, 78 years old, died Sept. 24, 1884 at Marrs Township, Book H-1, page 88. Book H-1, page 88, lists Henry Wilderman as a widower, cause of death was apoplexy, occupation was husbandmann, birthplace was Germany, place of death was Marrs Township, duration of disease was four days, date of death was Sept. 24th 1884, reported by S. C. Henderson, M.D., of St. Philip, Ind.
Henry Wildeman, Sr., the father of Charles [Wildeman], was a very highly educated man and school teacher in Germany. He spoke German and French. He brought his family to this country in 1849 and settled in Posey County, Indiana, where he remained the rest of his life on a farm. He directed the farm work but was never actively engaged.
-source: Biography of Henry Wildeman [Heinrich's grandson] in The History of Gibson County, Indiana, page 946
Heinrich was born in Hagenthal le-Bas, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. He was the husband of Katharina Marie Holder Wildemann.
He was buried September 29, 1884.
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