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Descendants of Bernard Cremering

Generation No. 1

1. BERNARD¹ CREMERING¹ was born 1825 in Haselunne, Hanover, Germany¹, and died March 06, 1900 in Cincinnati OH ². He married ANNA HESKAMP³ October 10, 1854 in St. Paul's Catholic Church, Hamilton County Ohio ⁴. She was born June 30, 1828 in Lingen, Germany ⁵, and died August 28, 1901 in Cincinnati OH ⁶.

Notes for BERNARD CREMERING:
Immigration: HAMILTON COUNTY CITIZENSHIP RECORD ABSTRACTS
1837-1966 (INDEXED BY HUGHES)
PUBLISHER: HERITAGE BOOKS, INC.

DEC= DECLARATION OF INTENT
FLD COLUMN
T= DOCUMENTS IN FOLDERS
F= DOCUMENTS IN VOLUMES

(applicant) Cremering Bernard
(age) 31
(Country Of Origin) Hanover Germany
(Dec) Y
(Depart Port) Bremen Germany
(Entry Port) New Orleans
(Arrival Date) 11/19/1852
(Citizenship Declaration Date) 03/25/1856
(Volume) 26
(FLD) N
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Notes from Helen Inderhees 1966.
In 1866 the house Bernard and Helena were living in was sold and they had to find another place to live. There were very few houses built during the War. They went to Mt. Adams and finally found a two room house for sale on Carnery Street. Helena said there was one large room down and one large room up and a large porch upstairs, but no way to get up as there was no stairs. They had to go out the back door downstairs, up the hill and to a front door upstairs. The first thing Bernard did was build a stairway up to the second floor and as soon as they had the money, one room to the rear and one room on top, one room to the front and so on until they had a house of nine rooms.
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Bernard and Helena Cremering grave site is marked at St. John's Cemetery on Vine Street in St. Bernard Ohio with a large white monument. In raised letter's the Cremering name is shown on the bottom. Bernard's name, date of birth, death and age at death in recessed letters is on the left side and Helena's name, date of birth, death and age at death in recessed letters is located on the right. Located at the top center is a symbol which includes an anchor, cross and a heart each overlapping the other. The following is grave stone terminology with religious explanations.

Anchor
Early Christians devised clever signs so that they could guide one another to the secret places where they worshipped. The anchor is a disguised cross when you see it in a Christian setting. From its utility, the further meaning of Christ as that which prevents us from drifting off and becoming lost comes. One rarely sees anchors on inland gravestones, so the presence of the symbol on a tomb may carry all the above religious overtones or it may just mean that the deceased was a sailor. An anchor with a broken chain stands for the cessation of life

Cross
Christians behold the hope of resurrection in the cross. The cross can also stand for nationalist divisions, especially between the Western Church and the Eastern. Orders of crusading knights often devised their own crosses as they set forth to pillage infidels and fellow Christians. The cross also appears in Japanese heraldry where it stands for the four quarters of the earth or the four cardinal directions. Or it merely pleases the eye

Heart
Stylized hearts stand for the affection of the living for the dead.
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Database: Cincinnati, Ohio Directory, 1890-91 Census
Name Business Name Occupation Location City State Year
Bernard Cremering cooper 6 Carney Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
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Database: Civil War Muster Rolls

Surname Given Name Company Unit Rank-Induction Rank-Discharge
Cremering Lawrence E 72 Ohio Infantry Private Private

Box# Extraction# Record# Allegiance
1526 1526 1526 Union
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Lawrence Cremering

Residence: Occupation:
Service Record:
Enlisted as a Private on 12 December 1861 at the age of 34
Enlisted in Company E, 72nd Infantry Regiment Ohio on 17 February 1862
was Wounded on 06 April 1862 in the Battle of Shiloh
Mustered out on 15 December 1864 in Nashville, TN
Sources:
Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio. (OHRoster) Published in 1886

More About BERNARD CREMERING:
Burial: March 10, 1900, St. Johns Cemetery, St. Bernard, OH⁶
Burial lot: Lot 56 Section 10 ⁷
Church: Immaculate Conception
Citizenship: March 15, 1856 ⁸
Funeral Director: Back and Homer ⁹
Immigration: 1852, Left Bremen Germany in 1852, arrived at the Port of New Orleans, LA, November 19, 1852 ¹⁰
Occupation: Cooper ¹¹

Notes for ANNA HESKAMP:
Search Terms: HESKAMP (9)
Database: Cincinnati, Ohio Directory, 1890-91
Combined Matches: 9

Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year
Anna Heskamp tailoress 13 Woodward Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
Henry Heskamp porter 371 E. 3d Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
Henry J. Heskamp saddler, works 76 Main Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
Herman Heskamp 377 Kenyon (George) Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
John Heskamp nail maker works southwest Corner 5th and Lock Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
John H. Heskamp Boellner & H. 34 Bremen Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
Margaret Heskamp, widow Herman 371 E. 3d Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
Mary Heskamp tailoress 13 Woodward Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891
Mary Heskamp, widow John 13 Woodward Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891

Here are your HESCAMPs:

Anna tailoress Home: rear 215 E. 13th
Bernard Home: 1016 York
Bernadina (widow of Henry) Home: 1016 York
Catherine M. milliner 1005 Martin
Clara (widow of John) Home: rear 215 E. 13th
George H. painter Home: 100 Parkway Ave., Hartwell
Harry N. pressman Home: 842 E. 3rd
Henry J. clerk 1138 Main Home: 1005 Martin
Joseph machinist Home: 1016 York
Bernard Heskamp found in:

Marriage Index: Selected Counties of Ohio, 1789-1850
Married: Aug 20, 1844 in: Hamilton Co., OH
Spouse: Maier, Catherine
Gender: M More: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film #s 0344451-0344463.
Data Introduction

More About ANNA HESKAMP:
Burial: August 31, 1901, St. Johns Cemetery, St. Bernard, OH ¹²
Burial lot: Lot 56 Section 10
Church: Immaculate Conception
Funeral Director: Homer
Immigration: May 19, 1852, Left from Bremen Germany, arrived in the Port of New Orleans on the ship President Schmidt

More About BERNARD CREMERING and ANNA HESKAMP:
Marriage: October 10, 1854, St. Paul's Catholic Church, Hamilton County Ohio ¹³

Children of BERNARD CREMERING and ANNA HESKAMP are:

2.	i.		JAHANNA GERTRUDE² CREMERING, b. November 25, 1857, Cincinnati OH; d. February 11, 1938, Westwood Cincinnati, OH.
	ii.		JOHAN CREMERING¹⁴, b. July 16, 1860, Cincinnati, OH¹⁴; d. May 15, 1882, Cincinnati, OH¹⁴.

Notes for JOHAN CREMERING:
General: When John was about 21 he was engaged to marry. They had their rooms rented and furniture bought and their banns of marriage called when John became seriously ill, as there was and epidemic of Small Pox, and he died in a few days. His girl and his sister Joanna always kept up their friendship and they would visit each other. Some years later she married another man and had two daughters who died in theirs teens. She must have loved John very much as she always put flowers on his grave until she died.

More About JOHAN CREMERING:
Burial: May 17, 1882, St. Johns Cemetery, St. Bernard, OH¹⁴
Burial lot: Lot 56 Section 10
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Small Pox
Funeral Director: B. Schroer

3.	iii.	BERNARD CHARLES SR. CREMERING, b. March 10, 1862, Mount Adams, Cincinnati, Ohio; d. March 02, 1940, Residence, 3021 Cleinview Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio.
4.	iv.	ELIZABETH CREMERING, b. March 07, 1865, Cincinnati OH; d. March 30, 1935, St. Mary's Hospital, Cincinnati, OH.
5.	v.	HENRY CONRAD RUDOLPH CREMERING, b. March 28, 1867, Mount Adams, Cincinnati, Ohio; d. March 03, 1955, Residence, 1114 Carney St. Cincinnati, OH.
	vi.	GERARDUM HERMAN CREMERING¹⁵, b. April 16, 1872, Cincinnati OH¹⁵; d. September 09, 1883, Cincinnati OH¹⁵.

More About GERARDUM HERMAN CREMERING:
Burial: September 1883, St. John's Cemetery, St. Bernard, OH¹⁵
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Typhoid fever

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