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Local heritage book of Löhne
The present day city of Löhne, between Bad Oeynhausen and Herford, overlaps almost exactly the territory of the three old church parishes: Gohfeld, Löhne and Mennighüffen. Löhne parish came into existence in 1697 by breaking away from Gohfeld. Mennighüffen is said to be "the oldest parish of the region." Through community restructuring on Jan. 1, 1969, the communities of Gohfeld, Mennighüffen, Obernbeck and Ulenburg were merged to become the city of Löhne. Simeon church Gohfeld In 1993 Löhne observed its one thousand year celebration. In the same year the three local heritage books of Gohfeld, Löhne and Mennighüffen appeared. The second edition in the year 2001 was a summary of all three books in one volume combined with a 50% extension entitled "Familienbuch Löhne". The third edition is represented by the text at hand, once again completely re-worked, substantially supplemented, and expanded with the ancestral families of the author's wife. These families are from the area of Minden-Herford, outside of Westphalia. Another refinement of the data, a fourth edition, is in the works. The data contains persons in more than 11,000 families over the period of 1636 (beginning of church books in Gohfeld/Löhne, Mennighüffen didn't begin until 1695) to 1874 (establishment of civil registry offices).
Sources: Translated by Karen Gebhardt Shepard |
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Last status Local heritage book of Löhne: 08.03.2025 Dieses Werk ist lizenziert unter einer Creative Commons - Namensnennung - Nicht kommerziell - Weitergabe unter gleichen Bedingungen 4.0 International Lizenz ![]() |