Wuerdemann Family Tree

Harbert WürdemannAge: 76 years1633–1709

Name
Harbert Würdemann
Birth about 1633
Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.

MarriageAnna Osterloh — View this family
December 1, 1663 (Age 30 years)
Dotlingen, Oldenburg, GER.

Birth of a son
#1		Harbert Würdemann
February 9, 1678 (Age 45 years)
Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.

Death of a wifeAnna Osterloh
September 28, 1691 (Age 58 years)
Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.

Marriage of a childHarbert Würdemann — Gesche Natenstede — View this family
November 19, 1705 (Age 72 years)
Dotlingen, Oldenburg, GER.

Death June 15, 1709 (Age 76 years)
Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.
Family with Anna Osterloh - View this family
himself
Harbert Würdemann
Birth: about 1633 — Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.
Death: June 15, 1709 — Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.
wife
Anna Osterloh
Birth: about 1638 — Germany
Death: September 28, 1691 — Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.
Marriage: December 1, 1663 — Dotlingen, Oldenburg, GER.
14 years
son
Harbert Würdemann
Birth: February 9, 1678 45 40 — Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.
Death: July 9, 1722 — Neerstedt, Oldenburg, GER.

Note
_P_CCINFO 2-14330 WURDEMANN-WUERDEMANN There are two variations in spelling. The information from a German source indicates that the spelling in Germany was and still is WURDEMANN with the "u" having an umlaut (") over it. The umlaut is a diacritical mark that is added to a vowel that changes the sound of the German vowels a, i, o, and u. The variation in spelling came from the fact that there is no umlaut in the English language. For a phonetically correct English substitution, an "e" was added. The variations caused some problems. Other German names have the same characteristic. There is no definite answer as to which spelling is correct and neither is more correct than the other.[ColfaxDeutschlandPlatte.FBK.FTW] WURDEMANN-WUERDEMANN There are two variations in spelling. The information from a German source indicates that the spelling in Germany was and still is WURDEMANN with the "u" having an umlaut (") over it. The umlaut is a diacritical mark that is added to a vowel that changes the sound of the German vowels a, i, o, and u. The variation in spelling came from the fact that there is no umlaut in the English language. For a phonetically correct English substitution, an "e" was added. The variations caused some problems. Other German names have the same characteristic. There is no definite answer as to which spelling is correct and neither is more correct than the other. Original individual @I4266@ (@MS_WURDEMANLEGACYG0@) merged with @I02915@ (@MS_WURDEMANNGM.GED1@)