Finding Your Nazi Era German Roots

Johann Gottlieb Bohme

Document for Johann Gottlieb Bohme ( who went by Gottlieb )

First page: 1. The Schmied (smith) Christian Heinrich Bernhard Böhm…of evangelic religion, born… in Saalfeld, Sachsen Heiningen, residing in Berlin Warschauer Straße 7, son of the Schneidermeister (master tailor) Johann Georg Heinrich Carl Böhm and his wife Christiane Frederike Henriette nee Franke, both deceased and formerly residing in Saalfeld. 2. The Marie Luise Böhme, without profession, …, of evangelic religion, …, born Kienitz, Kreis Lebus, reisiding in Berlin Warschauer Straße 7, daughter of the labourer Friedrich Böhme and his wife nee Engel, he deceased and formerly residing in Kienitz, she deceased and formerly residing in Berlin, Like · Reply · 8 hrs Ernst Simonsen Ernst Simonsen I read : Bride: worker Friedrich Böhme and Marie Engel, Groom: Schneidermeister Johann Georg Heinrich Carl Böhm and Christiane Frederike Henriette nee Franke. Watch the different names “Böhm” and ” Böhme”

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My friend Cathy

Thinking of my friend today.. you bless my house and my kitchen her family is like my own .. I love you girl ❤️ 💕 miss you.. I know you are watching over us all in heaven.. I wish you told me things I’m just finding out now …..years ago … I live you

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My First Blog Post

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.

— Oscar Wilde.

Hi.. Tanja here.. here are some of my passions .. I hope you subscribe and share yours too .. I’d love to collaborate.. here we go!!!

People

Genealogy

Guided meditation

Aromatherapy

Traveling

Music and love to sing

Recipes

Gaming from old school to xbox1.. can’t wait for the scarlet to come out .. currently playing eso and loving it but all about old school games

I love crafting

Baking

Cooking

And anything outdoors ..

Oh yeah I love coffee too!!! Welcome!!

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Medford NJ

These two houses, located on Stokes Road, are the last remaining houses from the village of Cross Keys/Fairview.
In 1777 a tavern known as Cross Keys was run by Benjamin Thomas according to Charles Boyer in the book “Old Inns and Taverns of West Jersey”. Later a school, hotel, sawyer, and a blacksmith were also located in Cross Keys.
Later, that area became known as Fairview.


In 1891, Anna Kelley, applied to Washington, D.C. for a Post Office. She chose Fairview and then Cross Keys as the name for the post office, but both names had already been taken. She then selected the name Maple. The Maple Post Office opened in Fairview on June 12, 1891 according to the book “The Post Towns of Burlington County, New Jersey 1797-2002”. The post office closed in 1894.

At the time of the application she claimed the area had a population of 150 persons.


Over time most of the buildings were torn down and the school house was moved to Mill Street and is maintained by the Medford Historical Society.

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