Her full name is Christina Sophia Lizette Bielefeld Stienecker Hilgemann. The name Henrietta Bielefeld also appears in some records (perhaps an error referring to Lizette?) She remarried to Fred Hilgeman after Heinrich Adolph's death in 1884.
Lizette came from Ladbergen to the U.S.A. with her mother, Sophia Elshowe Bielefeld, and two sisters in 1849. One sister (Elisabeth) died on the ship. Her father Johann Franz Gustave Bielefeld, had preceeded their immigration by two years, coming in 1847. The following is from a researcher in Ladbergen:
The registration of inhabitants of Ladbergen-Hèolter (ab. 1840-1850) says:
Lisette Bielefeld * 4 May 1796 + 20 Sep 1842 Ladbergen was owner of Ladbergen-Hèolter Nr. 52 Her son Johann Franz Bielefeld (also called Gustav), a dyer by profession, was born 16 July 1813 The IGI says that his father's name was Arnold Bielefeld.
J. F. Bielefeld secretly emigrated 17 Apr 1847.
His wife, Sophia Elshowe * 13 Oct 1815
and his children:
Christina Sophia Lisette * 26 May 1840
Elisabeth * 15 Feb 1844
Friederike *14 Feb 1846
followed 10 May 1849 with consent.
After the death of her second husband, Fred Hilgeman, Lisette lived by her daughter, Anna Wolf on S.R. 274.
Her funeral was held at August Stienecker's house (her son), which is 107 W. Bremen in New Knoxville.
Lizette is a sister to Frederica Bielefeld Katterheinrich.
Lizette came from Ladbergen to the U.S.A. with her mother, Sophia Elshowe Bielefeld, and two sisters in 1849. One sister (Elisabeth) died on the ship. Her father Johann Franz Gustave Bielefeld, had preceeded their immigration by two years, coming in 1847. The following is from a researcher in Ladbergen:
The registration of inhabitants of Ladbergen-Hèolter (ab. 1840-1850) says:
Lisette Bielefeld * 4 May 1796 + 20 Sep 1842 Ladbergen was owner of Ladbergen-Hèolter Nr. 52 Her son Johann Franz Bielefeld (also called Gustav), a dyer by profession, was born 16 July 1813 The IGI says that his father's name was Arnold Bielefeld.
J. F. Bielefeld secretly emigrated 17 Apr 1847.
His wife, Sophia Elshowe * 13 Oct 1815
and his children:
Christina Sophia Lisette * 26 May 1840
Elisabeth * 15 Feb 1844
Friederike *14 Feb 1846
followed 10 May 1849 with consent.
After the death of her second husband, Fred Hilgeman, Lisette lived by her daughter, Anna Wolf on S.R. 274.
Her funeral was held at August Stienecker's house (her son), which is 107 W. Bremen in New Knoxville.
Lizette is a sister to Frederica Bielefeld Katterheinrich.
Her full name is Christina Sophia Lizette Bielefeld Stienecker Hilgemann. The name Henrietta Bielefeld also appears in some records (perhaps an error referring to Lizette?) She remarried to Fred Hilgeman after Heinrich Adolph's death in 1884.
Lizette came from Ladbergen to the U.S.A. with her mother, Sophia Elshowe Bielefeld, and two sisters in 1849. One sister (Elisabeth) died on the ship. Her father Johann Franz Gustave Bielefeld, had preceeded their immigration by two years, coming in 1847. The following is from a researcher in Ladbergen:
The registration of inhabitants of Ladbergen-Hèolter (ab. 1840-1850) says:
Lisette Bielefeld * 4 May 1796 + 20 Sep 1842 Ladbergen was owner of Ladbergen-Hèolter Nr. 52 Her son Johann Franz Bielefeld (also called Gustav), a dyer by profession, was born 16 July 1813 The IGI says that his father's name was Arnold Bielefeld.
J. F. Bielefeld secretly emigrated 17 Apr 1847.
His wife, Sophia Elshowe * 13 Oct 1815
and his children:
Christina Sophia Lisette * 26 May 1840
Elisabeth * 15 Feb 1844
Friederike *14 Feb 1846
followed 10 May 1849 with consent.
After the death of her second husband, Fred Hilgeman, Lisette lived by her daughter, Anna Wolf on S.R. 274.
Her funeral was held at August Stienecker's house (her son), which is 107 W. Bremen in New Knoxville.
Lizette is a sister to Frederica Bielefeld Katterheinrich.
Lizette came from Ladbergen to the U.S.A. with her mother, Sophia Elshowe Bielefeld, and two sisters in 1849. One sister (Elisabeth) died on the ship. Her father Johann Franz Gustave Bielefeld, had preceeded their immigration by two years, coming in 1847. The following is from a researcher in Ladbergen:
The registration of inhabitants of Ladbergen-Hèolter (ab. 1840-1850) says:
Lisette Bielefeld * 4 May 1796 + 20 Sep 1842 Ladbergen was owner of Ladbergen-Hèolter Nr. 52 Her son Johann Franz Bielefeld (also called Gustav), a dyer by profession, was born 16 July 1813 The IGI says that his father's name was Arnold Bielefeld.
J. F. Bielefeld secretly emigrated 17 Apr 1847.
His wife, Sophia Elshowe * 13 Oct 1815
and his children:
Christina Sophia Lisette * 26 May 1840
Elisabeth * 15 Feb 1844
Friederike *14 Feb 1846
followed 10 May 1849 with consent.
After the death of her second husband, Fred Hilgeman, Lisette lived by her daughter, Anna Wolf on S.R. 274.
Her funeral was held at August Stienecker's house (her son), which is 107 W. Bremen in New Knoxville.
Lizette is a sister to Frederica Bielefeld Katterheinrich.
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