Notes:

Eckart Völckel is the son of Catherina Elisabeth Müeller & Johannes Völckel.1

Birth:
Alt Name: Muellersman/ Millers Atelier.

Died:
ALT DOD: 7 Nov 1758

Buried:
Evangelische-Reformiert Kirche-

Johann married Maria CATHERINA AMOS on 22 Sep 1747 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. Maria (daughter of Hans THOMAS AMOS and Maria MARGARETE LAUER) was born on 27 Jun 1724 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died on 31 Dec 1804 in Gainsborough Twp., Lincoln Co., Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Katharina Elisabeth VÖLKEL was born on 6 Feb 1749 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died in in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany.
2. Johann Frederick Völkel JOHN FELKER, U.E., 13th was born on 5 Aug 1751 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died on 30 Nov 1838 in Stoney Creek, Saltfleet Twp., Wentworth Co., Ontario; was buried in Felker Family Cemetery.
3. Johann Jacob VÖLKEL, .8 was born on 8 Feb 1754 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died in 1755 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany.
4. Maria Margrethe VÖLKEL was born on 31 Jan 1756 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died in in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany.
5. Maria Elisabeth VÖLKEL, .1 was born on 2 Aug 1758 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died in in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany.

Notes:

Johannes Volkel.1 is the son of Gottliebe Schneider & Johann Tobias Volkel.

Johannes Volckel is given as a "Müellersmann," that is a miller's man. Johannes married Catherina Elisabeth Müeller.

. Erndtebrück 1256 - 2006, 750 years
Erndtebrück was first mentioned in documents in 1256. The State of Wittgenstein was first composed of the land east of Battenberg. A document from 1174 names a Count Werner of Wittgenstein, whose name comes from the castle near Laasphe. Even today Erndtebrück is considered to be a very remote hilly village in the upper Eder River valley. The road winds from west to east through the Eder & Befe Rivers. Fording the rivers was difficult when the rivers flooded. Thus name of the village, Erndte Bridge was an important toll bridge & a shorter route for the conveys of foreign traders & travelers. You could also save time by renting oxen to tow the wagons up the hill.

On old maps the highest point on the Wabrich is called, the Wagon castle. This was a shelter to put wagons while the animals pulled the convoy's next wagon up hill. This resting space on the mountain was a shield against the mist & fog & this looked like a castle when seen from the village below. In more recent years, the hill tops are now used as high pasture lands for cattle. There are also hunting blinds adjacent the tree line.

On the main road just outside of Erndtebrück there is a large cemetery. The cold falling rain prevented me from having a look there. PJ Felker (Ahlberg) October 2010. - - -

Birth:
Nordrhein-Westphalia, Germany & Alt Spelling: Erndtebrueck, Westfalen, Prussia.

Died:
Altenm Ållers/ Millers Atelier.

Johannes married Catherina Elisabeth MÜELLER on 27 Feb 1727 in Evangelische-Reformierte Kirche. Catherina (daughter of Henrich MÜELLER and Elizabeth Anna BELZ) was born on 11 Feb 1702 in Schamder, Westfalen, Germany; died on 28 Jan 1742 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Catherina Elisabeth is the daughter of Elisabeth Anna Belz of Schamder, Germany & Henrich Mueller.

Erndtebrück had its first documentary mention in 1256, celebrating 750 years of existence in 2006. The village was first known by the name Ermingardibruggern, & was the seat of a knightly family, & later a customs office with market rights.
Ref: Wikipedia.

. Müeller's House:
> The Mayor's estate was the first on the left side of the road & likely one of the oldest dwellings in the lower part of the village. For a long time the mayor's office was located in the house whose name was constantly changing because of the various people marrying into the Müeller's family.

. One of the Mayors, besides being a farmer, was a Müellerman /Miller, Inn-keeper & Toll-collector.
Milling requires water power, possibly explaining the name of the farm's name, 'Im Teich'. ('In the Pond' ).

The partial remaining building is now known as Müeller's Butcher Shop & on the main street in the Grimbach side of Erndtebrück. The house-store is found on the backside of the village marketplace. - visited Oct 2010 PJ Felker (Ahlberg) - - -

Birth:
Schameder, Siegen-Wittgenstein, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Died:
Prussia.

Notes:

Married:
Erndtebrück, Westfalen, Prussia.

Notes:

Johann Tobias is the son of Anna Elisabeth Bald & Johann Jost Volkel.3

Birth:
Alt Spelling: Erndtebrueck, Westfalen, Prussia

Died:
Erndtebrück

Johann married Gottliebe SCHNEIDER on 3 Apr 1704 in Evangelische-Reformierte Kirche. Gottliebe (daughter of Johannes SCHNEIDER and Mrs. Elisabeth (Johannes) SCHNEIDER) was born on 11 Feb 1684 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died on 9 Jun 1743 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Gottliebe Schneider is the daughter of Johannes Thebes Schneider.

Notes:

Married:
Erndtebrück.

Notes:

Henrich Müeller.

Henrich married Elizabeth Anna BELZ on 3 Mar 1702 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. Elizabeth was born on 27 Feb 1724 in Schamder, Westfalen, Germany; died in in Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Verify her birth/ marriage date. (Too young.)

Notes:

Birth:

Johann married Anna Elisabetha BALD, .1 in 1682 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. Anna (daughter of Johannes BALD and Mrs. Anna Maria MARTHA (Johannes) BALD) was born on 29 Mar 1664 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany; died on 16 Sep 1730 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Anna Elisabeth is the daughter of Elisabeth & Johnnes Bald.

Anna Elisabeth is the daughter of Johannes Bald.

Johannes married Mrs. Elisabeth (Johannes) SCHNEIDER on 3 Apr 1704 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. Mrs. was born est 1663 in Erndtebrück, Westphalia, Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Or resided.