Johan Holmer was born about 1622 in Fürstbistum Osnabrück, Heiliges Römisches Reich.
On 31 March 1652, Easter Sunday, Johan Holmer and his wife went to receive Easter Communion in the catholic church St. Alexander in Wallenhorst.[1]
Research Notes
Name
What do we know about the name of Johan Holmer?
Since the spelling variations for given and last names might have varied across the different sources and their authors, the following sourced list provides the variations known to date:
31 March 1652: Johan Holmer
Birth/Baptism
What do we know about the birth/baptism of Johan Holmer?
Birth year is just an estimate based on the assumption that he was 30 years on 31 March 1652; when he was married but had no children listed in the census.
Marriage
What do we know about the marriage of Johan Holmer?
He was married on 31 March 1652; the name of his bride was not mentioned in the only known source we have found so far to proof his existence.
Children
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Death/Burial
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Sources
↑ Niedersächsisches Landesarchiv Osnabrück: Volkszählung in der Diözese Osnabrück mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der Konfession - Dekanate Fürstenau, Grönenberg, Iburg (Kirchspiel Oesede), Osnabrück und Vörden, NLA OS Rep 100 Abschnitt 188 Nr. 7/2, foils 97-101, images 108-113 in the digital copy at Arcinsys, accessed 13 June 2023.
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