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Family
Kettelkamp from Lienen. Aldrup 20, County of Tecklenburg,
Westphalia, Germany 
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Earliest
record of the name Kettelkamp:
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1630
in Lienen, Cordt Mettker, in the village of Lienen, was a
brother of Colon Kettelkamp who probably took the name Kettelkamp
because he married into the estate. (Colon means head of the
family)
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Excepts from the church records of the Evangelical-Reform Church in Lienen: |
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Another
family in Lienen was: Severin Kettelkamp, died on 1/15/1733
in Liene probably from the estate
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Ancestral line of the estate of Kettelkamp in Lienen: |
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Herman
Kettelkamp--1st Husband
(born 1690 - died 8/26/1730) |
(m.11/21/1714)
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daughter
of Leimkuhlen estate
(born 1690 - died 1/6/1744) |
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Jorgen
Scheffer (Schafer)--2nd Husband
(born 1690 - died 3/30/1763) (taken name of esate as was custom) (Jorgen Kettelkamp) |
(m.6/3/1731)
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daughter
of Leimkuhlen estate
(born 1690 - died 1/6/1744) |
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Son of Herman
& Leimkuhlen Kettelkamp
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Everd
Jurgen Kettelkamp
(Bap. 12/31/1717 - died 1/4/1785) |
(m.9/6/1736)
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Anna
Catharina Elisabeth Handiek
(born about 1711 - died 11/21/1776) |
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Children of Everd Jurgen
&
Anna
Kettelkamp
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Cordt
Hermann Kettelkamp
(Bap. 12/31/1741 - died ?) |
(m.8/25/1771)
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Anna
Maria Hilge
(born & died ?) |
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Everd
Jorgen Kettelkamp
(born 1745 - died after 1798) |
(m.8/25/1771)
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Anna
Elisabeth Stegemann
(born 1753& died 1798) |
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Anna
Elisabeth Kettelkamp
(born 1751- died ?) |
(m.8/25/1771)
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Johann
Berend Peters
(born ? & died ?) (ancestors of Fr. Hunsche) |
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Other Kettelkamps from the estate in Lienen: |
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Johann
Berend Kettelkamp
(born 1789- died ?) |
(m.?)
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Catharine
Elsabein Krampe
(born 1782 & died ?) |
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Conrad
Hermann Kettelkamp
(born 1809 & died ?) |
(m.2/13/1835) |
Sophia
Helene Lubbermann
(born 1803 & died ?) |
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Sophia
Kettelkamp
(born 8/26/1839 & died 11/13/1871) Last person to bear the Kettelkamp name from the estate |
(m.6/19/1868)
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Ernst
Dierich Wilhelm Blomker
(born 1/22/1842& died ?) |
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The
estate Kettelkamp in Lienen - Aldrup 20 has since 1932 been in the
possession of the family “Schafer”, acquired by purchase
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| (Prepared in German by Fr. E. Hunschein June 1, 1959 for Rev. D.C. Williams, Pinkstaff, Illinois, and Gilbert C. Kettelkamp, Urbabn, Illinois. Translated from German by Gilbert C. Kettelkamp) | ||
