Jochim Göttsch, 17681823 (aged 55 years)

Name
Jochim /Göttsch/
Given names
Jochim
Surname
Göttsch
Birth June 16, 1768 31 31

MarriageSielk SteffenView this family
June 6, 1790 (aged 21 years)
Birth of a sonPeter Göttsch
February 6, 1791 (aged 22 years)
Birth of a sonHinrich Göttsch
August 6, 1792 (aged 24 years)
Death of a sonHinrich Göttsch
August 9, 1792 (aged 24 years)

Birth of a sonJochim Göttsch
August 12, 1793 (aged 25 years)
Birth of a sonHinrich Göttsch
May 14, 1795 (aged 26 years)
Birth of a sonHans Göttsch
October 25, 1797 (aged 29 years)
Birth of a sonClas Göttsch
June 9, 1800 (aged 31 years)
Birth of a sonMarx Göttsch
July 10, 1802 (aged 34 years)
Birth of a daughterAntje Göttsch
February 25, 1805 (aged 36 years)
Death of a daughterAntje Göttsch
July 10, 1810 (aged 42 years)

Death November 19, 1823 (aged 55 years)
Family with parents
father
mother
Marriage Marriage1767Krummbek, Duchy Holstein
18 months
himself
Family with Sielk Steffen
himself
wife
Marriage MarriageJune 6, 1790Schönberg, Duchy Holstein
8 months
son
1791
Birth: February 6, 1791 22 24Gadersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein
18 months
son
17921792
Birth: August 6, 1792 24 26Krumbek
Death: August 9, 1792
1 year
son
17931875
Birth: August 12, 1793 25 27Krumbek
Death: September 5, 1875Stakendorf
21 months
son
3 years
son
17971881
Birth: October 25, 1797 29 31Krumbek
Death: February 11, 1881Sin Stakendorf
3 years
son
18001841
Birth: June 9, 1800 31 34Krumbek
Death: December 28, 1841Wisch
2 years
son
18021870
Birth: July 10, 1802 34 36Krumbek
Death: July 2, 1870Krumbek
3 years
daughter
18051810
Birth: February 25, 1805 36 38Krumbek
Death: July 10, 1810
Note

From: Bill Gottsch <billgottsch@cox.net> To: Jfulford@pconline.com Subject: Re: Your Gotsch family Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:52:33 -0600

Good morning your time Jim,

After looking at your Gottsch family I noticed something. The names Jochim Gotsch and Sielke Steffen are also in my Gottsch data base. I wrote my friend and asked him to see if they were the same people. As it turns out they are. I then asked him if he could find their children to see if there was a common ancestor.

Right now we are only related by marriage only, but by two ways. Jochim and Sielke had 8 children total, of which 6 grew to adulthood. Children : (all born in Krumbek)

  1.  Peter b. Feb.6, 1791, d. before 1841, married Trin Wiese Sep.30,
    

1824

  1.  Hinrich b. Aug.6, 1792, d. Aug.9, 1792
    
  2.  Jochim b. Aug.12, 1793, d. in Stakendorf Sep.5, 1875, married Antje
    

Stoltenberg Nov.29, 1833

  1.  Hinrich b. May 14, 1795, d. in 1841 taylor in Wordingbord/Denmark,
    

death date unknown

  1.  Hans b. Oct.25, 1797, d. Sin Stakendorf Feb.11, 1881, married Abel
    

Stoltenberg Nov.6, 1830

  1.  Clas b. June 9, 1800, d. Dec. 28, 1841 in Wisch,   married in
    

Schönberg Gretje Götsch Sep.23, 1834

  1.  Marx b. July 10, 1802, d. in Krumbek July 2, 1870,  married Beck
    

Schneekloth Oct.18, 1825

  1.  Antje b. Feb. 25, 1805, d. July 10, 1810
    

Now for the tale of two families.

Family #1.) In 1828 Gretje Götsch, one of my family members, had a night of romance with one Hans Mundt. As a result in January of 1829, Jochim Gotsch was born in Barsbek. In September of 1834 Gretje married your Peter b. 1791 brother Clas Gotsch b. 6-9-1800. Clas died in December of 1841 so they were only married for 6 1/2 years and had no other children.

Family #2.) Claus Schlapkohl the brother of your g-g-grandmother, Antje (Anna) Schlapkohl married Mary Soll and removed from Scott County Iowa to Washington County, Nebraska, where they farmed. They had one know child Julius. The Fritz Misfeldt family had also removed from Scott County to Nebraska and they were neighbors. Soon after arriving here, Fritz's wife died leaving him with a number of children to raise. One of those children was Henry Misfeldt, who married two of my great great aunts. His first wife died at 24 in childbirth, and he married her sister. Now Henry's sister Anna went to work as a house keeper of Claus and Mary Soll Schlapkohl in the mid 1890's. Family stories tell that Anna became pregnant. No one knows who the father was for sure, but in 1899 Julius Schlapkohl married Anna Misfeldt, and little William Schlapkohl was born in late 1899.

I may be able to connect other family as I go through the data bases. Also, the researcher told me that your Gottsch family were farmers and their history is documented and he can take the family back to 1590. The cost of doing so would depend on how far out you would like to take the family lines. If you only wanted a direct line back the cost would be very reasonable. Most of the time involved would be finding the church book entries, translation, and grouping the family lines. He has sent me some more images of Jochim and Sielke's family and I will send them to you for the donation you have already given.