Suche nach Herkunftsort der Familie SEEMANN (Auswanderung nach Brasilien, ca. 1847-1850)

Hello everyone,

I'm from Brazil and I'm researching my family history for an application for German citizenship. I hope someone here can help me.

Wanted: Wilhelm (Guilherme) SEEMANN, born around 1835 (presumably in Germany), died on December 20, 1924 in Santo Amaro do Cubatão, Santa Catarina, Brazil, at the age of 89.

According to the Brazilian death register, his parents were: Philipp SEEMANN and Karoline SEEMANN, both "natural da Alemanha" (born in Germany).

His wife was Luise (Clara Luise) WEBER, born presumably also in Germany or shortly after emigration to Brazil.

The family likely settled in the "Colônia Santa Isabel" (Santa Catarina, Brazil) as part of the German colonization, probably between 1847 and 1850. Most colonists in this wave came from the Hunsrück region (Rhineland-Palatinate), particularly from the area around Löffelscheid – although this has not yet been confirmed for my family. A search in the APERTUS database (State Archives Koblenz) for "Seemann" in the period 1830-1865 unfortunately yielded no results.

The family was Lutheran (not Catholic - I was able to confirm this through their exclusion from Catholic baptismal registers in Brazil).

Does anyone know the best way to find this family's region/city of origin in Germany? I would be very grateful for any information on church records, emigration lists, or similar sources.

Thank you in advance!
 
Good morning.

Is this already known which seems(!!) to be the family you describe?
I did not go into details, or checked any details of the provided data available on FamilySearch!


In case this is your family and(!) the data as shown on FamilySearch are correct(?!?) >> place of origin seems to be Grünstadt, Rhineland-Palatinate.


Church records are online available at Archion

Archion does not have any indexed church records and thus available church books cannot be searched automatically for names. Manual search within the church records is required.

In order to get access to Archion‘s holdings a so-called Pass needs to be bought. More is described here


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Archion's holdings only(!) consist of church records (with some exceptions).

Emigration records -as far as they (still) exist at all- may eventually be found within the holdings of city or state archives.

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For any citizenship application certified copies i.e. of church records are required.
Talking of church records in this context > certified copies can only(!) be provided by the church archive holding the church books in question. They charge for their service.

Regards, Vera
 
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