Trempen Pfarrei

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adriankuschnereit

Ich bin für Kirchenbücher aus dem Trempen Gemeinde in Kreis Darkehmen, Ostpreußen.

Mein Ahne Johann Kuschnereit geboren 1800 heiratete Kristine Poddick am 12. Dezember 1830 in der Trempen Pfarrei. Sie waren Evangelisches und lebte in dem nahe gelegenen Dorf Eszerischken .

Ich sehe nicht, die hier aufgeführten Trempen Kirchenbüchern , sie überall gibt es? Ich würde jede Hilfe dankbar , wie ich eine Backsteinmauer mit meiner genealogischen getroffen.

Vielen Dank!
 
adriankuschnereit schrieb:
...Ist dieser Rekord, was ich suche in Bezug auf Johann Kuschnereit geboren 1800 in Eszerischken, Kreis Darkehmen?

https://www.archion.de/de/browse/?p...ww.archion.de/de/browse/&path=3-441956-442244
Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

No, the link you provided points to the district Angerburg (Province East-Prussia).

Darkehmen however was part of the district Angerapp (Province East-Prussia).


adriankuschnereit schrieb:
...Es hat angeblich Namensverzeichnisse Taufen 1797-1874 auf Evangelisches Zentralarchiv Berlin?
Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

When you use the link to the "wiki-page", as provided above by Sven, and closely check entries in the column, titled "EZA Berlin", you are able to see for which parish/place they have something in their holdings.

Following your statement: while on that website, simply use Ctrl-F to search for 1797 >> and you'll find one match only.
That is "Angerapp (Darkehmen) II" - Register (register) - (in the column "EZA Berlin") T 1797-1874 b) = Taufen (baptismns) 1797-1874 mit Lücken (with gaps)....

To answer any potential follow-up question ;) : no, I have no idea if and/or when any such records may be made available via Archion.

Regards,
Vera


PS: Extra efforts to use any machine translator in order to post questions in German are really appreciated. However, the results are often so confusing that it's better to simply post in English which I suppose is your native tongue, right?

 
Thank you for the information. I will try writing in English as I don't know very much German and there are easy translators online these days.

Does this website link mean that there still are records from the Trempen parish?

http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Ostpreußen/Genealogische_Quellen/Kirchbuchbestände_Kreis_Angerapp

On this link, What do these columns mean?

Inventory 1909 acc. rose
Inventory 1939 acc. Grigoleit

Or is this only showing the records that used to exist at the Trempen Parish?
 
adriankuschnereit schrieb:
...Does this website link mean that there still are records from the Trempen parish?

http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Ostpreußen/Genealogische_Quellen/Kirchbuchbestände_Kreis_Angerapp

On this link, What do these columns mean?

Inventory 1909 acc. rose
Inventory 1939 acc. Grigoleit

Or is this only showing the records that used to exist at the Trempen Parish?
Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

You're welcome.

The two columns you quoted are references to two books:

1) Author: Richard Rose
Title: Die Kirchenbücher der evangelischen Kirchen Ost- und Westpreussens - nebst einem Verzeichnis der Militär-Kirchenbücher der Provinz West-Preussen und der katholischen Kirchenbücher der Diözese Ermland.
Publisher: Druck und Kommissionsverlag von Gebr. Vogt, Papiermühle S.-A.
Published in: 1909

2) Author: Eduard Grigoleit
Title: Verzeichnis der Ostpreußischen und Danziger Kirchenbücher, sowie der Dissidenten- und Judenregister
Publisher: C.A. Starke
Published in: 1939

The website says that both authors above mention/list church registers for the Trempen parish in their books.

Since all other columns (providing information for several today archives) show no listing for that parish, they don't have them in their repository.

That said: whether any such church registers for Trempen still exist today remains a mystery. Another possibility: the church registers got lost for any reason.

Hope that helps.

I can't tell
 
I just bought the one-month subscription and found some other Kuschnereit's listed in the Darkehmen Rural area, but I have no idea their possible connection to my line.

I will have to be patient and hope that the Trempen records might exist somewhere and will come to light someday.

Here's to optimism!

Thanks so much for your assistance in clarifying this issue!
 
Hi everybody!

Sorry, that I have to disappoint you. The documents of Trempen are definitively lost.
My father was born in Bratricken (belongs to Trempen) and lived there until the end of 1944. He told me often that they burnt due to war fighting. Copies doesn't neither exist: in alle documents of my father, it says concerning birth: "urkundlich nicht nachgewiesen"

Marion
 
Thank you Medling.

Even though it is very disappointing to learn that Trempen Parish's records were destroyed, it is good to have some sort of confirmation of my suspicions. So terrible, all of the destruction from the war!
 
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