Junkermeier Lineage

This is a list of all pages listed on Junkpedia.

People

• Anna Margarethe Elisabeth Bierbaum, married to Johann Konrad Wiethaupt, Junkermeier, born in 1773, died in 1857.
• Anna Maria (Junkermeier) Melcher, daughter of Friedrich Christian Junkermeier, born in 1913.
• Charlotte Henriette Junkermeier, daughter of Christian Friedrich Konrad Junkermeier II, born in 1873.
• Christian Friedrich Konrad Junkermeier I, son of Johann Konrad Wiethaupt, Junkermeier, born in 1814, died in 1884.
• Christian Friedrich Konrad Junkermeier II, son of Christian Friedrich Konrad Junkermeier I, born in 1843, died in 1912.
• Friedrich Christian Junkermeier, referred to as Christian Junkermeier III, son of Christian Friedrich Konrad Junkermeier II, born in 1868, died in 1947.
• Friedrich Wilhelm Junkermeier, son of Christian Friedrich Konrad Junkermeier II, born in 1869, died in 1952.
• Henriette Sophie Justine Bökemeier, married to Christian Friedrich Konrad Junkermeier II, born May 24, 1843, died in 1917.
• Johann Konrad Böke-Wiethaupt, Junkermeier, son of Stephen Böke, baptized in 1723, died in 1790.
• Johann Konrad Wiethaupt, Junkermeier, son of Konrad Böke-Wiethaupt, Junkermeier, born in 1786, died in 1854.
• Konrad Böke-Wiethaupt, Junkermeier, son of Johann Konrad Böke-Wiethaupt, Junkermeier, baptized in 1751, died in 1803.
• Stephen Böke, the first recorded ancestor of the Junkermeier family, born in 1684, died in 1742.

Places

• Lippe, Germany, the ancestral area of the Junkermeiers in Germany.
• Stemmen, as in Stemmen 58, the ancestral home of the Junkermeiers in Germany.
• Varenholz, located in Lippe, Germany which contained a church that had ties to the ancesteral Junkermeiers.

Other

• Background information, background information on the compiled history of the Junkermeiers.
• The emigration process, the emigration process from Lippe, Germany.
• Journey from Germany to America, description of the movement of the earliest Junkermeiers from Lippe, Germany to Wisconsin and Iowa, USA.