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Queensland Family Trees
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m. 08 Nov 1782
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| Born |
15 Nov 1741 |
Rinckenis, Rinkenaes Parish, Aabenraa County, Denmark  |
| Christened |
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Rinkenæs Kirke |
| Died |
01 Jan 1804 |
Rinckenis, Rinkenaes Parish, Aabenraa County, Denmark |
| Buried |
06 Jan 1804 |
Rinkenæs Kirkegaard (Church Cemetery) |
| Married |
08 Nov 1782 |
Rinkenaes Kirke |
| Father |
Jep Mathiesen | F1292 Group Sheet |
| Mother |
Catharina Schütt | F1292 Group Sheet |
| Born |
10 May 1784 |
Rinckenis, Rinkenaes Parish, Aabenraa County, Denmark |
| Christened |
14 May 1785 |
Rinkenæs Kirke |
| Died |
29 Dec 1829 |
Rinckenis, Rinkenaes Parish, Aabenraa County, Denmark |
| Buried |
04 Jan 1830 |
Rinkenæs Kirkegaard (Church Cemetery) |
| Spouse |
Cathrina Maria Koch | F1280 |
| Married |
01 Jul 1809 |
Rinkenæs Kirke |
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| Notes |
Married:
- Engagement:
Ensted Kirkebog 1767-1782: Opslag 493
1782, 19 October, Matthies Jepsen Grafenstien Boelsmand from Rinckines, son of Jep Matthiesen and Cathrina Schutt, and Ellen, Peter Rossen and Ann Johannis daughter: Tonder: daughter in Stubbeck.
Witnesses: 1. Peter Rossen in Stubeck.
2. Hans Jepsen from Rinckenis.
Marriage:
Rinkenæs Kirkebog 1782, Viede[marriage] nr. 8. [1682-1832, Opslag 148]
Mathias Jepsen Graf: Hüfner des ?? Jep Mathiasen, Graf: Hüfner in Rinckenis und Cathrina Schütt ibidem ehel. Sohn, mit Ellin des Königl. Hüfner Peter Hansen in Stübbeck Ane Johannis ibid: ehel. Tochter Despondirt in Felstedt 19 October.
Rinkenæs Kirkebog: 1682-1832, Opslag 148: Marriage No.
Married, 8 November 1782, Mathais Jepsen, legitimate son of Farmer [Graf: Hüfner ] Jep Mathiasen living in Rinckenis and Cathrina Schütt.
And Ellin legitimate daughter of Royal Huffner [A tenant farmer of the King] Peter Rossen in Stübbeck and Ane Johannis [Johann's daughter] Engagement 19 October 1782.
Hüfner is the (old) basis term for farmer in some Northern and central German regions: Hüfner, Hufner, Hüfler, Hüfner
Hüfner is often specified by the size of land: Dreihüfner (3 Hufen), Zweihüfner (2), Anderthalbhufner (1 ½), Hüfner (1), Halbhüfner (1/2), Viertelhüfner (1/4), Achtelhüfner (1/8), or in church books even more precise like Fünfviertelhüfner (5/4) or Dreiachtelhüfner (3/8);
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