German Immigrants in American Church Records – Vol. 28: Northeast Ohio Protestant – Now Shipping

The latest edition of Roger Minert’s German Immigrants in American Church Records series is now shipping. Published in December 2019, all copies that were to be shipped to standing order patrons have gone out. Copies of this latest volume, as well as volumes 19 through 27 (Missouri and Ohio) are all available and in stock.

German Immigrants in American Church Records – Vol. 28: Northeast Ohio Protestant; Edited by Roger P. Minert; Ph.D., A.G.; December 2019; 546 pp; Hard Cover; Every-name index; Acid Free Paper; ISBN 978-1-62859-275-7; Item #FR0664.

Dr. Minert and a team of researchers at BYU are currently involved in a project wherein they read and extract Americans’ German vital records from historic local church vital records. These church records often pinpoint German origins in the “old country.” Places and dates of birth, marriage, and previous residence in Germany are commonly found in these records. Dr. Minert estimates that 65-76 percent of historic local church records give an immigrant’s exact place of birth. Entries found in the volumes include people born in Switzerland and Austria.

Please note that there is a 3,997-surname index to this book at the end of this entry.

Typical marriage entries from the Zion’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio are as follows:

  • Ernst Heinrich Henschen b. Buer, Hannover; m. Henriette Homberg. Ref: p. 91.
  • Henriette Homberg b. Rabber, Hannover; m. Ernst Heinrich Henschen. Ref: p. 91.
  • Caspar Heinrich Kuhlmann b. Westkilver, Westfalen; m. Anna Christine Auguste Kredo. Ref: pp. 91-92.
  • Anna Christine Auguste Kredo b. Rinteln, Hessen-Nassau; m. Caspar Heinrich Kuhlmann. Ref: pp. 91-92.
  • Otto Heinrich Holsing b. Wimmer, Hannover; m. Catharine Marie Hake. Ref: pp. 92, 104.
  • Catharine Marie Hake b. Rödinghausen, Westfalen; m. Otto Heinrich Holsing. Ref: pp. 92, 104.
  • Johann Heinrich Wolfmann b. Dahlinghausen, Lintorf, Hannover; m. Marie Elisabeth Scholle. Ref: p. 92.
  • Marie Elisabeth Scholle b. Lintorf, Hannover; m. Johann Heinrich Wolfmann. Ref: p. 92.
  • Hermann Heinrich Bennhoff b. Brockhausen, Hannover; m. Marie Elisabeth Cohrsdres. Aka Sr. Ref: p. 92.
  • Ernst Friedrich Brinker b. Westkilver, Herford, Westfalen; m. Marie Elisabeth Kissenkaemper. Ref: pp. 92-93, 115-116.
  • Marie Elisabeth Kissenkaemper b. Ostkilver, Westfalen; m. Ernst Friedrich Brinker. Ref: pp. 92-93, 115-116.
  • Johann Michael Koch b. Schrozberg, Württemberg; m. Margaretha Teiber. Ref: pp. 93, 109.

The first 18 volumes of this ongoing series were published by Lewis Rohrbach of Picton Press. Following his death, Family Roots Publishing contracted with Dr. Minert to continue publication of the series – starting with volume 19, which also deals with Missouri church vital records. Volume 20 (St. Louis County and City I) was the first of a series dealing with St. Louis, Missouri church records. Volumes 21 through 25 are all St. Louis City entries. Volume 26 covers 15 of 16 Northwest Ohio Counties. Volume 27 covered Toledo, Lucas County. Volume 28 covers Northeast Ohio.

Volume 28 covers churches found in the Ohio counties of Ashland, Cuyahoga, Holmes, Jefferson, Knox, Lorain, Mahoning, Monroe, Stark and Trumball.

This volume includes church vital records from Northeast Ohio Protestant Churches. The following 22 churches have been extracted.

  • Berea and Middleburg, Cuyahoga Co.: St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Brier Hill, Mahoning Co.: St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Calvary Evangelical Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Evangelical Association Ebenezer Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Fifth Evangelical and Reformed Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Martin Luther Lutheran Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Friedens/Peace Lutheran Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Second German Evangelical Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Trinity Lutheran Church
  • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Zion’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Danville, Knox Co.: Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Glenmont, Holmes Co. and Greer, Knox Co.: St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Hanover Twp., Ashland Co.: St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
  • Hubbard, Trumbull Co.: St. John’s Lutheran Church
  • Lorain, Lorain Co.: Emmanuel Evangelical Church
  • Massillon, Stark Co.: St. Jacob’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Miltonsburg, Monroe Co.: St. Peter’s German Evangelical Protestant Church
  • North Liberty, Knox Co.: German Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Rockport, Cuyahoga Co.: United Evangelical Church
  • Steubenville, Jefferson Co.: St. John’s Lutheran Church
  • Westlake, Cuyahoga Co.: St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
    • The following is the table of contents (excluding page numbers) for the volume.

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      • Introduction
      • How to Use This Book
      • Sample Entries from German Immigrants in Toledo, Ohio Northeast Protestant Church Records
      • German Immigrants in Northwest Ohio Protestant Church Records
      • Berea and Middleburg, Cuyahoga Co.: St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
      • Brier Hill, Mahoning Co.: St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Calvary Evangelical Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Evangelical Association Ebenezer Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Fifth Evangelical and Reformed Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Martin Luther Lutheran Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Friedens/Peace Lutheran Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Second German Evangelical Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Trinity Lutheran Church
      • Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co.: Zion’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
      • Danville, Knox Co.: Evangelical Lutheran Church
      • Glenmont, Holmes Co. and Greer, Knox Co.: St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
      • Hanover Twp., Ashland Co.: St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
      • Hubbard, Trumbull Co.: St. John’s Lutheran Church
      • Lorain, Lorain Co.: Emmanuel Evangelical Church
      • Massillon, Stark Co.: St. Jacob’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
      • Miltonsburg, Monroe Co.: St. Peter’s German Evangelical Protestant Church
      • North Liberty, Knox Co.: German Evangelical Lutheran Church
      • Rockport, Cuyahoga Co.: United Evangelical Church
      • Steubenville, Jefferson Co.: St. John’s Lutheran Church
      • Westlake, Cuyahoga Co.: St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
      • Index of Personal Names

      The following 3,927-surname index was compiled from the 14,397 names from 6,951 records found in German Immigrants in American Church Records, Vol. 27.

      • [UNKNOWN]
      • ABE
      • ABLE
      • ACHTELSTETTER
      • ACKER
      • ACKERMANN
      • ADAMEIT
      • ADAMS
      • ADAMSKI
      • ADEL
      • ADLER
      • AFFELDT
      • AHL
      • AHLER
      • AHLERS
      • AHRENDT
      • AHRENS
      • AHRING
      • AHRNING
      • ALBER
      • ALBERS
      • ALBERT
      • ALBERTMELCHER
      • ALBRECHT
      • ALHUSEN
      • ALLARDT
      • ALLMENDINGER
      • ALMENDINGER
      • ALPERS
      • ALTEMEIER
      • ALTENBURG
      • ALTERSDORFF
      • ALTHOFF
      • ALTKNECHT
      • ALTMANN
      • ALTVATER
      • ALTWEIN
      • AMBERG
      • AMON
      • AMONN
      • ANCLAM
      • ANDRE
      • ANDREAS
      • ANDRESEN
      • ANDREWS
      • ANGELMUELLER
      • ANGER
      • ANGERER
      • ANKERT
      • ANTERREN
      • ANTIS
      • APE
      • APPEL
      • ARENDT
      • ARENS
      • ARING
      • ARN
      • ARNDT
      • ARNING
      • ARNOLD
      • ARRAS
      • ARRES
      • ARTING

      See the full surname index, and/or order at: https://www.familyrootspublishing.com/store/product_view.php?id=3699

About Leland Meitzler

Leland K. Meitzler founded Heritage Quest in 1985, and has worked as Managing Editor of both Heritage Quest Magazine and The Genealogical Helper. He currently operates Family Roots Publishing Company (www.FamilyRootsPublishing.com), writes daily at GenealogyBlog.com, writes the weekly Genealogy Newsline, conducts the annual Salt Lake Christmas Tour to the Family History Library, and speaks nationally, having given over 2000 lectures since 1983.

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