Individual Notes
Note for: Paulus Ulrich, 1768 - 26 JAN 1842 Index
Occupation:
Place: Winkelier;koopman
Individual Note: Overlijdensakte Leeuwarden, 1842
Aangiftedatum 27 januari 1842, akte nr. 55
Paulus Oelrich, overleden 26 januari 1842, oud 74 jaar, gehuwd
Zoon van Jan Oelrich en Anna Margaretha Thiel
N.B. Geboren te Leeuwarden, echtgenoot van Berber Ates, weduwnaar van
Cornelia Tems; ook genaamd Ulrich
1831 Huizum, notaris A. Lycklama
Inv. nr. 064006 repertoire nr. 8 d.d. 18 maart 1831
Koopakte
Betreft een kofschip, koopsom fl. 500
- Paulus Ulrich te Leeuwarden, verkoper in kwaliteit
- Anne Jans Krol te Bergumerdam, koper
1825 Stiens, notaris J.A. Schaaff
Inv. nr. 128005 repertoire nr. 24 d.d. 10 mei 1825
Cessie
- Paulus Ulrich te Leeuwarden, gehuwd met Berber Ates,
cedent
- Hendrik Mennes te Leeuwarden, schuldenaar
- Doetje Hebbes te Leeuwarden, schuldenaar
- Pieter Andreae te Leeuwarden, cessionaris
1818 Leeuwarden, notaris E.E. Wielinga van Scheltinga
Inv. nr. 077008 repertoirenrs. 41 en 54 d.d. 6 april 1818
Provisionele toewijzing en inhouding
Betreft een huisinge te Leeuwarden
- Paulus Ulrich te Leeuwarden
1822 Leeuwarden, notaris E.E. Wielinga van Scheltinga
Inv. nr. 077012 repertoire nr. 1 d.d. 4 januari 1822
Koopakte
Betreft de verkoop van een huizinge nr. C 71 te Leeuwarden
- Klaas van der Pol te Leeuwarden, verkoper
- Paulus Ulrich te Leeuwarden, gehuwd met Berber Ates, koper
Individual Notes
Note for: Jan Ulrich, ABT 1740 - Index
Individual Note: German Spelling variations include: Ulrich, Ulrichs, Ullrich, Ulrick, Ulrik, Ullrik, Ullrick, Urich and many more.First found in Bavaria, in the city of Nuremburg, where the name was anciently associated with the tribal conflicts of the area.Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Elias and Cristof Ulrich, who emigrated with their families to America in 1709; Philip Ulrich, who arrived in Philadelphia in 1732; as did Christopher Ulrik in 1727
The very first record of the family name ULRICH was found in Bavaria, in the city of Nuremberg, which is located in Bavaria, Germany. The Ulrich family traces their ancestral roots back to Teutonic origin before the year 1100, A.D. From here they branched and migrated, gaining prosperity as a notable family of Bavaria and later other countries. 'ULRICH/ULRICK’ of Nuremberg's first recorded wappen/Coat-of-arms. And it is described as: "D-azur a un cygne d'arg,” nobility of Nuremberg. It is translated as: "Blue with a swan in silver." The ancient meaning of the surname 'ULRICH/ULRICK’ is made up of two words, 'wolf' and ruler.' Bavaria was once part of the Holy Roman Empire and was also its own Country and Kingdom 'Duchy' at one time. It is now one of the many state’s that make up the country of Germany. Once home to the famous King Ludwig, birthplace of the celebrated ‘Oktoberfest’ and is also the location of the famous ‘Kastle Neuschwanstein,' built by 'Konig' King Ludwig II. from Bavaria, 1869 to 1886.
Another point of interest for the surname ULRICH, may be the 'Villiage of ULRICHSGRUEN' and the 'Egerland.' The Egerland is located in northeastern Bavaria and at eastern Ceske. It's northern fringe was at HOF, It's southern was Neustadt of the Waldnaab, east almost to Pilzen in Ceske and west to about Tirschenreuth. Settlement of this vast Bavarian/Bohemian Forest region began in the early 12th century. The Margrave of the region was named Diepold and one of his ministers was Gottfried von Wetterfeld. At this time settlement was advancing from south to north and under the reign of the 'Hohenzollerns of Nuernberg.' Gottfried had a brother Ulrich and it is for him this village was named. In the HOF region extending east through northern Ceske and southern Saxony was the great Saxon Tribe of the Greens (Gruens) and many villages contain this suffix. Much of the region is still called the Diepoldswalde(Diepold Forest). The Villiage of 'ULRICHSGRUEN' is mentioned as a possible place of origin, because of the understanding that the origins of the surname ULRICH, is at the same time frame of the 1100's for this surname, and the fact that this 'ULRICH' came out of 'Nurenberg' as part of their ministerial control. His administrative staff, as we would staff them, and in the possessive form of person ownership, were most likely called 'ULRICHEN.' This is a Hypothesis, but not an unlikely origin of the name in view of the coincidences.
The Surname, Ulrich/Ulrick existed in America at least as early as 1761, and maybe even early as 1680. Knowing the many Hessian troops who faught for the British in the American Revolution, many with this surname ULRICH, may have come from the village of ULRICHSTEIN, Which was founded in the 13th century, given city rights in the year 1347, and is located in the Duchy of Hessen, Germany. Hessen, is now a state in Germany that is located just above Bavaria This village may be worth keeping in mind.
The Meaning of ULRICHSTEIN: It means: ULRICH-STONE, as in stone Castle, or Village. A Castle made out of stone. This means that there was most likely a Castle, Village, or both at this location. Here be the Wappen/Coat-of-Arms for this village In 1605: An Uncrowned Striped Lion in a Shield With a Silver or a Blue Bordure. It would therefore be: The Wappen of the Lord, or Ruling family at that time, named 'ULRICH.'
Variations of the surname 'ULRICH' are: ULRICK, ULLRICK, ULRIK, ULRICH, ULLRICH, all are pronounced the same, ending with a 'K' sound. The original spelling of the name in Germany is 'ULRICH.'
This is the ‘Village of ULRICHSTEIN,’ located in Hessen, Germany, just above the state of Bavaria. Bavaria, is where the ULRICK (ULRICH-Original Spelling in Germany.) Family traces their ancestral roots of Origin back before the the year 1100 A.D. and is first recorded in the city of Nuremberg, Bavaria. From here They branched and migrated, gaining prosperity as a notable family of Bavaria and other places. ULRICHSTEIN Is one of these places.
ULRICHSTEIN, was founded in the 13th century and received city rights in 1347 from Heinrich Von Eisenbach, ruling the city as Vassal of the Dukes of Hessen. The Oldest seal of the city dates from the early 16th century and shows the striped lion of Hessen. A second seal dating from the 17th century shows the same lion.
In the meantime in 1605 the arms of Ulrichstein were mentioned in a roll of arms as an Uncrowned Striped Lion in a Shield With a Silver Bordure. A little later the arms appeared in the collection of Siebmacher as a red lion with a blue bordure. Later images all showed a lion in a bordure, but the colours differed widely, and the lion was shown both crowned as well As uncrowned.
Here be the wappen/cost-of-arms for this village In 1605. It would therefore be: The Wappen of the Lord/Ruling family at that time, named 'ULRICH.' There is without a doubt, that this village has a definite connection with the surname ULRICH. ULRICHSTEIN: Is located About 40-50km west of Fulda and 20km(+ or -) southwest of Auerbach.
The meaning of “ULRICHSTEIN.” It means: “ULRICH-STONE,” as in Stone Castle. (Castle made out Of Stone) This means that there was most likely a Castle/Village at this location intrusted to a Lord/Ruling family at that time, named 'ULRICH.' There was, because there is a crest given to that lord/ruling family of ULRICH which is shown below. (compiled by: R.Ulrick-2000, A.D.)
Individual Notes
Note for: Anna Margaretha Thiel, ABT 1740 - Index
Individual Note: Spelling variations include: Thiel, Tiel, Thiele, Tiele, Teel, Teele, Theel, Theele, Thiell, Thielin, Thiellin, Theell, Tiell, Thielle, Tielle, Thielen and many more.First found in Hessen, where the name contributed greatly to the development of an emerging nation which would later play a large role in the tribal and national conflicts of the area.Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Vallentin Thiel, who arrived in Philadelphia in 1738; as well as many others of the name who came to this city in 1773; 1765; 1785; 1804; 1844; 1860; and 1876. Other immigrants bearing this name include Heinrich Thiel, who settled in New York State in 1876.
Individual Notes
Note for: Jentje Douwes Sjaarda, 1714 - 11 MAR 1794 Index
Occupation:
Place: timmermansknecht
Individual Notes
Note for: Jan Jelles Wester, 1770 - Index
Residence:
Place: 1811 Terhorne
Individual Notes
Note for: Jelle Jacobs Wester, 1789 - Index
Residence:
Place: 1811 Rauwerd
Individual Notes
Note for: Wybe Jacobs Wester, 1789 - Index
Residence:
Place: 1811Tjalhuizum
Individual Notes
Note for: Homme Jacobs Wester, 1793 - Index
Residence:
Place: 1811 Tjalhuizum
Individual Notes
Note for: Riemke Jacobs Wester, 1795 - Index
Residence:
Place: 1811 Itens
Individual Notes
Note for: Sybe Sybes Haitsma, 1665 - 1715 Index
Occupation:
Place: Boer te Exmorra
Individual Notes
Note for: Tjeerd Haitjema, 9 SEP 1890 - Index
Individual Note: Memorie
van aangifte der nalatenschap van Tjeerd Haitjema.
De ondergetekenden:
1.Haitje Tjeerds Haitjema, te Oudemirdum;
2.Jurjen Tjeerds Haitjema, te Sondel;
3.Stijntje Tjeerds Haijema te Idskenhuizen en
4.Trijntje Schram, weduwe van Tjeerd Haitjema, te Sondel, als voogdes over hare minderjarige kinderen Auke Tjeerds Haitjema, Anne Tjeerds Haitjema en
Jacob Tjeerds Haitjema, allen ten deze domicilie kiezende ten woonhuize van de laatstgenoemde ondergetekende;
verklaren:
Dat Tjeerd Haitjema, het laatst woonplaats gehad hebbende en den 11 december 1887 ab.instatio overleden te Sondel, tot zijn erfgenamen volgens de wet, heeft nagelaten zijne zeven wettige kinderen: Haitje Tjeerds Haitjema, Jurjen Tjeerds Haitjema, Stijntje Tjeerds Haitjema, Auke Tjeerds Haitjema, Anne Tjeerds Haitjema, allen voornoemd alsmede Hantje Tjeerds Haitjema (wiens woonplaats onbekend is) elk voor een zevende deel:
Dat de overledene geene goederen als bezwaarde erfgenaam of in vruchtgebruik bezat en door zijn overlijden geene periodieke uitkeringen zijn vervallen of bij opvolging overgegaan;
dat zijne nalatenschap, waartoe geene effecten of rentegevende schuldvorderingen behooren, bestaat uit enige meubilaire goederen en kledingstukken een waarde hebbende van vijftig gulden.f50,=
Getekend in Juni 1888
Haitje T Haijtjema
Jurjen T Haitjema
Trijntje Schram
Stijntje T Haitjema. Begraven te Sondel.
Individual Notes
Note for: Hantje Tjeerds Haitjema, 1799 - 16 MAY 1882 Index
Occupation:
Place: Boerenknecht en later boer te Huiteburen
Individual Note: Haaitje Tjeerds Visser en An Haaities Visser hebben dezelfde voorouders.
Individual Notes
Note for: Tjeerd Haaitjes Haaitjema, 1777 - 16 MAY 1847 Index
Occupation:
Place: Pastor mennonites church
Individual Note: Hinnema, Sibbeltje Hinnes, Balk
k. Haaitie 12, Hinne 8, Haantie 6, Jacob 4, Jan 2
N.B. Zie: Tjeerd Haaities / Haaitiema (Haitjema)
Mairie Balk, deel 2, fol. 93v
Memorie van aangaaf van Tjeerd Haitjes Haitjema overleden te Balk den 16 Mei 1847
De ondergetekenden Haitje Tjeerds Haitjema Visser te Balk, Hantje Tjeerds Haitjema landbouwer te Wijckel, Jan Tjeerds Haitjema visser te Sloten, Gatske Tjeerds Haitjema, echtgenoote van en gesterkt met Obe Haitjes Visser visser echtelieden te Balk, Grietje Romkes Sijmensma, vroeger weduwe van Hinne Tjeerds Haitjema landbouwerse wonende te SintNicolaasga, in hoedanigheid van moeder en wettige voogdes over Romke en Sibbeltje, hare minderjarige kinderen bij haar door haren genoemde echtgenoot in echte verwekt, thans echtgenoote en gesterkt met Obe Meines Smid landbouwer te SintNicolaasga, den haar toegevoegden medevoogd Tjeerd Hinnes Haitjema tapper te Kippenburg onder Nieuwemirdum en Wijbrig Hinnes Haitjema echtgenoote van en gesterkt met Jan Jacobs Sijmensma werkman echtelieden te Harich, kiezende woonstede ten huize van eerstgenoemde te Balk gemerkt met nummer 37 te balk.
Verklaren: dat Tjeerd Haitjes Haitjema in leven visser gewoond hebbende te Balk aldaar op den zestienden Mei achttienhonderd zevenenveertig is overleden: dat de overledene geen testament heeft gemaakt: dat erfgenamen zijn geworden volgens de wet de aangevers, Haitje, Hantje, Jan, en Gatske Tjeedrs Haitjema kinderen van de overledene ieder voor een vijfde en bovengenoemde Tjeerd, Wijbrig, Romke en Sibbeltje Hinnes Haitjema kindskinderen van de overledene vertegenwoordigende hunnen vader Hinne Tjeerds Haitjema zoon van de overledene, ieder voor een twintigste gedeelte, dat tengevolge het gemelde overlijden geen fidei commis vervallen noch vruchtgebruik is overgegaan en dat de nalatenschap, die niet dan onder voorrecht van boedelbeschrijving zal worden aanvaard, behoort de helft is vastigheid bekend in de kadastrale ligger van de Gemeente Balk in Sectie A onder nummer tweehonders zesennegentig huis en erf groot in het geheel drie roeden.
Gedaan te Balk den 30 juli 1847
H.T.Haitjema
O.M.Smid
Grittje Romkes Simensma
Tjeerd H Haitjema
J.J.Siemensma
Wiebrig H.Haitjema
Hantje T.Haitjema
G.T.Haitjema
O.M.Visser
J.T.Haitjema.
Tjeerd Haitjes Haitjema nam op 31 12 1811 de naam van
Haitjema aan. Hij had toen 5 kinderen t.w. Haaitie oud
twaalf jaaren, Hinne oud agt jaaren, Haantie oud zes jaaren,
Jacob oud vier jaaren en Jan oud twee jaaren.
Gehuwd met
305Sibbeltje Hinnes Hinnema, geboren 1779 te Balk, gedoopt 1801 te Balk, overleden op 26 07 1846 te Balk.