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Palatine German Pioneers - Bellinger Palatine Ships' Lists to Pennsylvania Palatine Ships' Lists to New York Palatine Child Apprentices 1710-1714 Palatine Family Names Palatine Historical Overview Palatine Denizations (Naturalizations) 1708 Palatine Mailing Lists Palatine Links Palatine Resources & Addresses Palatine Books Definitions DECKMANN aka DEGMAN Palatine Family According to Renate Blum who sent me information on the Deckmann family from Germany, the name Deckmann is very unique in Germany. It has its origin in the profession of the coverlet-maker in Germany called Deckenmacher. The town where Peter Deckmann lived was called Bleichenbach and it was in Hessen near of Frankfurt. The villages Nidda and Bleichenbach, as well as Langenselbold and Glauberg are very close together, and it is here my Deckmann line originated. I descend from Anna the daughter of Johann Conradt Deckmann & Juliana Stroh while Renate descends from Anna's brother Johannes b about 1655 d 2. May 1721 who married Susanna Emerich. My branch went to New York as Palatines in 1709; Renate's branch went to Hungary in 1722. GENERATION 1: Peter Deckmann (born 1580 in Broburg in the dukedom of Jülich died 1630) married on 4 Dec. 1604 in Nidda Anna Heuser, daughter of Hans Heuser. Anna died 15 Mar. 1652 in Nidda. He was an inhabitant of Nidda in 1622 with children Johann, Barbara, Dorothea. Barbara married Nicolaus Windecker 30 Jan. 1648. She was buried in Nidda 12.Dec. 1686. GENERATION 2: Peter Deckmann born about 1611 Bleichenbach Germany died on 15. Nov. 1679 married in 27 June 641 in Nidda Elisabeth Koberger from Butzbach. Elisabetha Koberger (or Coburger) was the daughter of Johannes Koberger. Peter died Nov 1679 in Bleichenbach. GENERATION 3: .Johann Conradt Deckmann AKA Degman b. ca 1641 Stockheim Germany married 23.Oct. 1662 in Bleichenbach Juliana Stroh b. ca 1639 Germany d. 1674 Stockheim, Germany GENERATION 4: Anna Deckman b ca 1671 Germany married 1704 Marcus Bellinger b 1682 Langenselbold Germany Reference Sources: * The Palatine Families of New York: A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710 by Henry Z. Jones, Jr. * More Palatine Families : Some Immigrants to the Middle Colonies 1717-1776 and Their European Origins Plus New Discoveries on German Families Who arriv by Henry Z. Jones, Jr.

 
 

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