Johan Herman Hollenkamp (abt. 1699 - 1763)

Born about 20 Dec 1699 in Vollerbenhof Hollenkamp, Rüssel, Ankum, Fürstenau, Osnabrück, Heiliges Römisches Reich

Ancestors

Husband of Margaretha Elisabeth (Klümpke) Hollenkamp — married 21 Sep 1734 (to 14 Jul 1740) in St. Nikolaus, Ankum, Fürstenau, Osnabrück, Heiliges Römisches Reich

Husband of Margaretha Adelheid (Busselman) Hollenkamp — married 11 Sep 1742 (to 15 Apr 1747) in St. Nikolaus, Ankum, Fürstenau, Osnabrück, Heiliges Römisches Reich

Husband of Anna Margaretha (Büne) Hollenkamp — married 12 Jun 1747 (to 27 Jan 1763) in St. Nikolaus, Ankum, Fürstenau, Osnabrück, Heiliges Römisches Reich

Descendants

Died 27 Jan 1763 at about age 63 in Vollerbenhof Hollenkamp, Rüssel, Ankum, Fürstenau, Osnabrück, Heiliges Römisches Reich

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Biography

Johan Herman Hollenkamp hat deutsche Wurzeln.

Johan Herman lebte im Fürstbistum Osnabrück.

This profile is part of the Hollenkamp Name Study.

1699 Birth and Christening

Johan Herman Hollenkamp was born a few days before 20 December 1699 in Ankum.^[1] His parents were Johan Hollenkamp and Anna Kruse.^[1] He was christened in the Catholic church St. Nikolaus Ankum on Sunday, 20 December 1699.^[1] His godparents were Johan Hollenkamp and two other persons whose name is too difficult to decipher in the source.^[1]

His siblings were:

1. Anna Catharina Hollenkamp (~1697 - 1754)
2. Johan Hollenkamp (~1703 - 1739)
3. Joannes Hermannus Hollenkamp (~1705 - 1747)
4. Johann Henrich Hollenkamp (~1709 - )
5. Johan Gerd Hollenkamp (~1712 - <1717)

1731 Witness at his brother's marriage

On Monday, 24 September 1731 Johan Herm Hollenkamp was one of the witnesses in the marriage of Joannes Hermannus Hollenkamp and Catharina Margaretha Wiese in the catholic church St. Nikolaus Ankum.^[2]

1734 Witness at his friends' marriage

On 22 August 1734 Johan Herm Hollenkamp was one of the witnesses in the marriage of Joan Herman Henning and Maria Ahleid Busselman (1704-1744) in the catholic church St. Nikolaus Ankum.^[3]

1734 First Marriage

About one month later, Johan Herman Hollenkamp married Margaretha Elisabeth Klümpke on Tuesday, 21 September 1734 in the Catholic church St. Nikolaus Ankum.^[3] Their witnesses were the groom's younger brother Joes Henricus Hollenkamp and Joes Henricus Klumpsing.^[3]

Their children were:

1. Joannes Hermannus Hollenkamp (~1735 - 1739)
2. Anna Margaretha Hollenkamp (~1736 - 1792)
3. Johan Gerdt Hollenkamp (~1738 - 1739)
4. Joannes Henricus Hollenkamp (~1740 - 1741).

1740 Second Marriage

After the death of his first wife on 14 July 1740, Johan Herman Hollenkamp married for the second time on 11 September 1742 in the catholic church St. Nikolaus of Ankum when he was 42 years old.^[4] His bride was Grethe Alheid Busselmansch.^[4] Witnesses were Christophorus Fiddeler and Johan Herman Kohne.^[4]

Their daughter was Anna Catharina Margaretha Hollenkamp (~1744 - ).

His second wife Margarethe Alheid Busselman died on 15 April 1747, leaving him and three of his children behind.

1747 Third Marriage

Johan Herman Hollenkamp married his third wife Anna Margaretha Büne on 12 June 1747 in the Catholic church St. Nikolaus Ankum.^[5] The marriage was witnessed by Gert Busselman and Anna Alheidis Hömmesche.^[5]

1763 Death and Burial

Johan Herman Hollenkamp died on Thursday, 27 January 1763 in Ankum at the age of 63 years.^[6] He was buried on Saturday, 29 January 1763 in the catholic church cemetery of St. Nikolaus, Ankum.^[6]

Research Notes

Birth and Christening

• Transcription of christening record:1699 20 Xbr Johan Herman filius Johan Hollenkamp et Anke Kruse conj. pat. Johan Hollenkamp, (unreadable) Kruse et (unreadable, reading aid needed).^[1]

First Marriage

• Transcription of marriage record: 1734 September 21 Jo'es Hermannus Hollenkamp et Margaretha Elisabeth Klümpsing. testes Joes Henricus Hollenkamp et Joes Henricus Klumpsing.^[3]
• The witness Joes Henricus Hollenkamp is deducted as being Johann Henrich who was the grooms younger brother, born 1709, who was 25 years upon this marriage. He was the only living Johan Henrich Hollenkamp living at this time in Ankum.

Second Marriage

• Transcription of marriage record: 1742 September 11 Johan Herman Hollerkamp et Grehe Alheid Busselmansch testes Christophorus Fiddeler et Johan Herman Kohne.^[4]

Third Marriage

• Transcription of marriage record: 1747 Junius (12) eodem Joan: Herm Hollenkamp et Anna Margaretha Bünsche: testes Gert Busselman et Anna Alheidis Hömmesche^[5]

Death and Burial

• Transcription of death and burial record: 1763 Januarius 27. obiit et 29. sepl. Joes Hermannus Hollenkamp 66 ann. munitus.^[6]
• The calculated age based on the christening date and the death date is only 63 years, not 66 years as indicated by the record. There is no other Johan Herman Hollenkamp born in 1696 in Ankum, though. We, therefore, assume that the recordkeeper recorded the age based on a source that was not correct.

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4} Taufbuch St. Nikolaus Ankum, Taufen Jan. 1, 1699 - Jan. 31, 1708, Taufen F103-1 | 0085, page 3 in the digital copy at Matricula, accessed 06 Aug 2022.
2. ↑ Heiratsbuch St. Nikolaus Ankum, Heiraten Oct. 1, 1725 - June 30, 1763, Heiraten F201-1 2 | 0053, page 13 in the digital copy at Matricula, accessed 12 Aug 2022.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3} Taufbuch St. Nikolaus Ankum: Matricula online > Deutschland > Osnabrück, rk. Bistum > Ankum St. Nikolaus > Heiraten F201-1 2 (1. Oktober 1725 – 30. Juni 1763, 0053) > picture 0020.Heiraten 1734.
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3} Heiratsbuch St. Nikolaus Ankum, Heiraten Oct. 1, 1725 - June 30, 1763, Heiraten F201-1 2 | 0053, page 34 in the digital copy at Matricula, accessed 07 Aug 2022.
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1 5.2} Heiratsbuch St. Nikolaus Ankum, Heiraten Oct. 1, 1725 - June 30, 1763, Heiraten F201-1 2 | 0053, page 44 in the digital copy at Matricula, accessed 08 Aug 2022.
6. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1 6.2} Beerdigungsbuch St. Nikolaus Ankum, Beerdigungen March 1, 1743 - Jan. 31, 1766, Beerdigungen F302-2 | 0005, page 34 in the digital copy at Matricula, accessed 06 Aug 2022.