Johannes Wubbeling
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Johannes Wubbeling

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For over 30 yrs I'm investigating and do research to the Wubbeling family. I found the Wubbeling family back till 1437 in Achmer (Germany) and till 1450 Alfhausen (G). The Wubbeling family members moved during the centuries from Germany to The Netherlands and from there off to the United States (Ohio, Michigan) and South Africa. I'm not that interested in making simple Family Trees, rather I like to investigate HOW and WHERE and WITH WHOM they lived. In fact writing a complete history, which makes it a living document. In the meantime I wrote two books about the Wubbeling family. At the moment I finished almost my 3rd book, which desribes the Wubbeling family, who left Alfhausen, moved to Overijssel (NL) and from there off in 1866, 1883 and 1912 to Cincinnati and Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Biography of the Author Johannes Wubbeling (Jan) is born 12 november 1951, in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. He is the 7th child in the Wubbeling family of Wilhelmus Jacobus and Helene Lazar. Helene is born in Germany (Bottrop) and moved to the Netherlands, about 1934. Jan lived in Rotterdam till 1972. After he finished high school, he continued studying and started a study at the University of Antwerp. After his Master’s degree Jan Wubbeling became Manager at one of the biggest Terminal operators of Europe for about 15 years. Beside his job as a Manager SHEQ, he was also qualified as Chief Fire Master and acted as Commander of an Industrial Fire Brigade for more than ten years. As a member of ICHCA (International Cargo Handling Coordination Association, London) he was the author and co-author of several pamphlets and research papers. For that reason he visited many ports in the world, e.g. Antwerp, London, Triest, New York, Baltimore, San Francisco and Los Angeles. In 1999 Jan Wubbeling was grateful surprised when Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands appointed him as Knight in the Order of Oranje Nassau. Further Jan Wubbeling was decorated with several medals of honour for his great merit for the Fire Services of the Netherlands. Jan Wubbeling worked as a consultant for big companies in New Delhi (India), Singapore and Dubai (UAE). 2001, he was asked by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands to carry out a feasibility study for the Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) of Ghana. 2007, Jan Wubbeling moved to Ghana and returned to his birthplace in 2013. Till today (2021) he is still working and as a manager and supplies his services for a large company at Rotterdam.

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History of the Wubbeling family, part 1 The Origin of the farm (from 1437 to 2020: Achmer and surroundings)

History of the Wubbeling family, part 2 Leaving the Fatherland (from 1779 to 2020: The Netherlands, the United States and South Africa)

Two richly illustrated historical books by the Wubbeling family from Achmer with all the descendants (private published in Dutch, in limited edition)


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Chapel-160 Claire (Chapel) Nava
Hello Johannes,

It's nice to have a professional writer and historian on WikiTree. Welcome.

As you have been a member of WikiTree for a while now, I thought I would stop by to see how you are getting on with the site.

Has the New Member How-To been helpful, or left you with any questions? Let me know if you need any tips to help you get more of your family members added.

You are already an expert historian and researcher, but I still have to say this: please take your time. Finish one profile - adding locations (including countries), dates, and at least one real source - before moving to the next profile. And if you need help finding reliable information for your family members? The easiest way to find info and sources is to use the handy RootsSearch link on the right side of any profile. Use your WikiTree login to access over 20 websites. Once you find a correct source, copy and paste the citation info and add it to the profile. Learn more about sources here.

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Buckle-52 Hilary (Buckle) Gadsby
Hi Johannes!

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Sheppard-2686 Pip Sheppard
Hi, Johannes!

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