Birth certificate from Humme Prussia

[Eamonn Wiegand]

Looking for the birth certificate of my 2nd Great Grandad who was born in 1838 in Humme Prussia,
if anyone can point me in the right direction to look, that would be a great help.

[davecapps]

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You can´t search the records you have to go through the books page by page
you also need an understanding of old German.

Here´s a screen shot showing you Hümme
If you need any help , let me know

[davecapps]

what was his name?
have you got the exact Date

[Eamonn Wiegand]

Thanks for the replies, His Name is Friedrich Wilhelm Wiegand 12th May 1838.

[davecapps]

I have found his birth certificate
My subscription  on Archion has elapsed so i have no downloads

Here are 2 screen shots of the entry and a translation/transcription

Wohnort:
Hümme
Haus 103

Geboren:
der zwölfte Mai zehn Uhr
Vormittags

Taufe:
Hümme
den 24sten Mai

Name:
männlich
Friedrich Wilhelm Wiegand

Eltern:
Johann Heinrich Wiegand
Ackermann gebürtig von Dase-
burg, in Kreis Warburg in Preußen
Sohn und dessen Ehefrau
Anna Catharine geboren
Altmann:

Paten:
Johann Georg Berg-
hose von Ostheim, Kreis
Hofgeismar, ein Acker-
mann

Bemerkung:
nach London
in England ausgewandert
dort verheiratet und verstorben
laut Aussage der Verwandten

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residence:
Hümme
House 103

Born:
May 12th at ten am

Baptized:
Hümme
May 24th

male
Friedrich Wilhelm Wiegand

male child, son of the Ackermann Johann Heinrich Wiegand
born in Daseburg, County Warburg and his wife
Anna Catharine nee Altman:

Godparent:
Johann Georg Berghose from Ostheim, district
Hofgeismar, an Ackermann

Remarks:
according to his relatives, he emigrated to London/England
married and died there


Ackermann = old name for a farmer, in the service of a landlord

[davecapps]

There´s more documents to be found on Archion

[Eamonn Wiegand]

Hi thankyou so much for finding/ sending across this information, I found his death certificate, marriage certificate, and all his neutralisation papers from UK home office and addresses where he lived and any children he had.
I think its worth me paying a subscription to find out more about my German ancestors, especially as this also confirms his parents names.

Thanks again, Eamonn Wiegand

[davecapps]

I´ll help you transcribing if you can´t read old German writing
There is quite a lot of info on Archion
Sign up and let me know if I can help

Dave

[Eamonn Wiegand]

Hi Dave
Thanks very much, that is very kind of you,
I must admit, I was struggling to work out what some of the letters are in old German.
Regards Eamonn