Ancestry of Sheila Altenbernd A trip into the past.....(Akers, Altenbernd, Atkinson, Braun, Dudley, Elert, Herrell, Martin, Miller, Reeder, Reidy, Shannahan, Stoerker)

Ernst Ludewig Altenberend¹

M, #2654

Ernst Ludewig Altenberend married Christine Elisabeth Doese, in Evangellisch, Falkenhagen, Lippe, Germany, on 3 November 1809.¹

Last Edited=12 September 2009

Family: Ernst Ludewig Altenberend and Christine Elisabeth Doese

Citations

[S882] Altenberend, Ernst Ludewig (#2654) Marriage Tran, online www.labs.familysearch.org, viewed on Sept 4, 2009, viewed by Sheila Altenbernd (#172) . Hereinafter cited as Marriagel Transcript.

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