Meyer ~ Rode ~ Dietrich ~ Dallmann
Updated August 24, 2002
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RODE/RODEY ~ The Palatinate & Bavaria are now completely separate states. This area was for centuries the possession of a branch of the Bavarian Wittelsbach nobles & was an Electorate (the ruling noble was one of the 7-8 who had the privilege of electing the emperor). In the late 1700's Napoleon conquered it & made it a French possession (as well as quite a bit of the German lands north of the Pfalz). After his defeat in the early 1800's, the Pfalz was given back to the Wittelsbachs, only this time to the Wittelsbach king ruling Bavaria itself & not a cadet branch. Napoleon decreed that all records in all the former German lands that he conquered conduct record keeping in French & all dates be recorded using a calendar whose days and months were based on the founding of the French Republic & unrelated to the Gregorian calendar.
DIETRICH ~ (Connected to the Meyer Family)~ I am hoping to find the children from Anna's first marriage to Adam Dietrich in (about) 1809.
DALLMANN ~ Immigrated from Braunsforth, Stettin Dist. Pomern, Germany. Braunsforth is now Brod Poland. (Since 1939) After the 30-Years-War (1648) Pommern consisted of two areas: Schwedish-Pommern in the West under Swedish rule and the Eastern area under the rule of the Brandenburg Electors. After the defeat of Napoleon, Sweden in 1815 renounced all her claims to areas in Germany including Pommern. Pommern West of the Oder River was also called Vorpommern (Cis-Pomerania), East of the Oder River Hinterpommern (Trans-Pomerania). In 1938 areas from the former provinces of Westpreussen and Posen which were lost after WWI were added in an administrative reform. Hinter-Pommern was cleansed of its ethnic German population and given to Poland in 1945. The Western powers were silent on the ethnic cleansing. Stettin was renamed Szczecin.
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Bette J. Sutton-Rodey
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- Albert Dallmann (3 KB)
6-4-1874 ~ 1-22-1951
- Harold and Gertrude (Meyer) Boehler (12 KB)
Wedding Photograph
June 1, 1925
- George William Rodey (233 KB)
Confirmation at East Ida Lutheran Church, Ida, Michigan. 1916
- William (Wilhelm) Dallmann (4 KB)
4-13-1832 ~ 7-20-1913
- Otto and Dorothy (Wood) Rodey (11 KB)
Wedding Photograph June 6, 1927
- Clara Matilda Sophia Winkleman and Earl J. Noll (62 KB)
August 23. 1915
Dexter, Michigan
- Henrietta (Schultz ) Dallmann (7 KB)
1-4-1835 ~ 12-13-1909
- Edgar Meyer (17 KB)
Confirmation, 1929 at Ida East Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ida Michigan.
- Louise Amelia Dallmann (Rodey) (276 KB)
Confirmation-1922-St. John Lutheran Church -
Waltz, Michigan
- Wilhelmina (Jaeger) Dallmann (5 KB)
7-31-1872 ~ 2-16-1910
- George William Rodey (Georg Wilhelm Rode) (10 KB)
1902
- Anna Wilhelmina Dallmann ( Schoncheck) (339 KB)
Confirmation - 1919- St John Lutheran Church - Waltz, Michigan
- Fred Dallmann and Bertha Suemnick (11 KB)
Wedding Picture -September 18, 1902
St. John's Lutheran Church, Waltz, Michigan
- George W. Rodey Sr. and Clara Florina Meyer (13 KB)
Wedding Photograph November 24,1892
East Ida Immanuel Lutheran Church-Ida Michigan
- Phillip Stotz (256 KB)
About 1886
- Matilda Dallman and Carl Sumick (10 KB)
Wedding Picture - January 15, 1903 St John's Lutheran Church, Waltz, Michigan
- Anna Maria Schindler Meyer (7 KB)
1876
- Phillipina Rode (Mrs. Philip Stotz) (282 KB)
About 1886
- August Carl Dallmann and Bertha Marie Schultz (11 KB)
Wedding Photograph - April 19, 1900 New Boston, Michigan
- Georg Wolfgang Meyer (7 KB)
1876
- Bertha Marie Schultz (Dallmann) (11 KB)
Confirmation - about 1893
- Edna Marie Catherine Meyer (12 KB)
Confirmation - March 20, 1921
East Ida Immanuel Lutheran Church
- Louise and Matilda Dallmann (122 KB)
About 1895
- The Meyer Family Homestead in Ida, Michigan (19 KB)
Picture taken about 1913. Pictured are Ernst, Barbara Magdalena (Lena) and Edna
- Clara Meyer Rodey and Children (171 KB)
Standing L.to R. George, Gertrude and Otto Rodey. Seated is Clara Meyer Rodey
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