Fortmann [Kleine] Johannes Heinrich (a.k.a Henry Ist ) Joseph[1] |
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| Birth | 30 Sep 1815 | Kleinefortman Farm, Sudlohne, Vecta (District), Oldenburg Duchy, Germany |
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| Christened | 8 Oct 1815 | St Gertrud Catholic Church, Lohne, Vecta (District), Oldenburg Duchy, Germany |
| Gender | Male | |
| Early Schooling | Sep 1822 - 1831 | 1-Room School House, Sudlohne |
| Age 7, Heinrich is a 1st Grader under Lerher Josef GrossFortmann his 24 yr old 1st Cousin from the GrossFortmann Farm next to his, the KleineFortmann Farm. | ||
| Lease Rights of 1st Born Son | 7 Jan 1834 | Kleinefortmann Farm Sudlohne |
| Mother, Katherina Maria, age 46 dies today and in accordance with the Land-Rights Lease of many centuries Heinrich inherits the KleineFortmann Farm from his Mother. With it he accepts the debts, obligations and responsibilities of caring for his siblings. He is 18 years old. | ||
| Immigration, year, age | 1839 ??? | Kleinefortmann Farm Sudlohne |
| Heinrich, age 24, has given up on the Farm. The decision has been reached to sell and immigrate to America. Passage will be from Bremman on an unknown ship to and unknown dock [but probably New York.] Brother Clemens and sister Anna Maria shall accompany him. | ||
| Died | 9 Sep 1889 | 4143 N Robie St now 6730 Seeley Ave Chicago, IL |
| Buried | 12 Sep 1889 | Fortmann Plot, Lot 5, Block 5 St Henry's Cemetery Chicago. IL |
| Person ID | I3 | Fortmann, ......(Vorde1510.......Vortmann).........Fortman |
| Last Modified | 20 Mar 2011 | |
| Father | Landwehr, a.k.a. KleineFortmann Franz Ludewig (Father of Clemens (1) & J. Heinrich), a.k.a. Henry 1st, b. 13 Apr 1771, Landwehr Farm, Sudlohne, Vecta (District), Oldenburg Duchy, Germany | |
| Relationship | birth | |
| Mother | KleineFortmann Katharina Maria (wife of Frans Ludewig Landwehr, (Mother of Clemens & Henry 1st & Anna Maria), b. 20 Sep 1787, Kleinefortmann Farm, Sudlohne, Vecta (Diistrict) , Oldenburg Duchy, Germany | |
| Relationship | birth | |
| Married | 3 Nov 1807 | St Gertrud Catholic Church, Lohne, Vecta (District) Oldenburg Duchy, Germany |
| Family ID | F10 | Group Sheet |
| Family | Lauermann Katherine ( a.k.a. Catharine) (wife of J. Heinrich, a.k.a., Henry (1st), b. 12 Sep 1826, Buschfeld, Kr. Merzig-Wadern, Saarland, Germany | |||||||||||||||||
| Married | 29 Jan 1846 | St Joseph Catholic Church, New Trier, Illinois |
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| Last Modified | 6 May 2009 | |||||||||||||||||
| Family ID | F7 | Group Sheet | ||||||||||||||||
| Photos | Crest: The Kleine FORTMANN VORTMANN Family Origin: 1200's, Sudlohne, Oldenburg Duchy, Germany located abt 65 miles South of the Baltic Sea, between the Weser and the Ems River in the marshy lowlands 80 miles East of Holland. ........Note the raft carrying the hay-wagon across the shallow marshland. The name comes from the German word "furt" meaning "a man who lives by poling rafts across shallow water". ........The earliest peoples of the area were of the "Cheruscian Tribe"....lived as animal herders (pigs and cattle) in the forests and grew oats and rye on raised dry land. ........They were known for their independence. | |
| 1885 Johannes Heinrich (Henry 1st) Fortmann (1815-1889) resident Farmer on Robie St, Rogers Park, IL Brother of Clemens August Ludwig (1824-1871)and Anna Maria (New Trier, 1813-1846)
Born on KleineFortmann Farm in Sudlohne, German. Migrated early 1840's. | ||
| 1861 "Flower Map" Evanston......previously: "Ridgeville".......prior: "the Ridge" in 1842. Map shows Smith (Schmitt/Schmidt) and Fortmann Farms on "the Ridge".......a dusty Indian trail in 1842. | ||
| 1890 Ebert's Tavern...."Ridge Inn" A block south of the Schmitt/Schmidt Farm on Ridge Ave. Just East of Heinrich (I)Fortmann's House on Robie St. | ||
| 1865 St Gertrud Catholic Church Lohne, Germany ..............Church built in 1818. ............................................................................In 1815, after Napoleon's defeat, Lohne again returned to Oldenburg from France's jurisdiction. | ||
| Countryside view of St Gertrud's in Lohne Germany from perspective of Sudlohne. | ||
| Lohne, Germany The Banner of Lohne, Germany | ||
| People's Town Hall in Sudlolhne, 1800's | ||
| Medieval German House, 1200 to 1500 |
| Headstones | 1863 Summer First wooden St Henry's German Catholic Kirche, North Side of Devon Ave at "the Ridge". … |
| Albums | Sudlohne, Lohne, Germany ancestral home of Fortman (0) The Fortmann's [Vortmann's] are recorded back to 1510 in Sudlohne....their Lord's to 1381......and their Cheruscian tribe to 9 AD in the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest with Roman Legions XVI..XVII..XVIII. Thje Romans lost! |
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