Hermann Hinrich Johann Tietje, aka Henry, married Catharina Maria, aka Mary,Schwiebert (Zwiebert). According to Kerstin's research, Mary was born on October 20, 1840 in Kirchwalsede, next to Rotenburg.
Her father was Hinrich Schwiebert, born February 5, 1819 in Kirchwalsede and her mother was Cathariana Adelheit Haase, born 1817 in Verdenermoor.
Mary had three sisters:
- Catherina Sophia Schwiebert (1814 - 1910 Ohio) This aunt lived in Napoleon after immigrating to the U.S. in 1866 and marrying the same year, Johann Heinrich Vajen (1840-1919).
- Anna Margaretha Schwiebert (1843 - 1848)
- Catharina Margaretha Schwiebert (1846 - 1848)
Henry and Mary Tietje probably had eight children, as they reported in the census. The records are a little confusing on this. Their children, with their called name underlined, were:
- Johann Hermann Diedrich Tietje, born Dec. 27, 1859 in Verdenermoor. He lived in Visselhoevede and was the stationmaster.
- Christian Heinrich Diedrich Tietje, born June 22, 1862 in Verdenermoor, died September 22, 1937 in Bendingbostel. He was the stationmaster in Bendingbostel.
- Hermann Heinrich, born December 4, 1864 in Verdenermoor, died November 3, 1936 in Richfield Twp., Henry County, Ohio.
- Catharina Sophie Maria Tietje, born October 29, 1867 in Verdenermoor, died September 3, 1939.
- Friedrich Heinrich Tietje, born June 26, 1870 in Verdenermoor, died October 29, 1922 in Richfield Twp, Henry County, Ohio.
- Hinrich August Tietje, born July 22, 1873 in Verdenermoor, died August 3, 1955.
- Wilhelm Tietje, born December 26, 1877 in Verdenermoor, died May 29, 1923.
- Marie Tietje, born May 12, 1880 in Verdenermoor, died February 4, 1964 in Richfield Twp., Henry County, Ohio.
9. William Tietje, born June 27, 1876 in Neddenaverbergen and 10. Catharina Marie Tietje, born May 27, 1879 in Neddenaverbergen.
Kerstin noted, "In my opinion, these children do not exist and it is a mistake of the Civil Registrar's office...or they might be children of other parents or the dates interchanged. In the census, when asked how many children she had borne, Mary answered 8, and when asked how many were living, the answer again was 8."
(This post originally appeared in 2011.)
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