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Where Seehaver Ancestors Lived in 1809

Our Buller / Bullert Family History

Stories, records, and documents from the villages of West Prussia

David Wilhelm Erdmann Bullert (1820-1887) married Rosa Seehafer (1825-1903) in Eichsfelde, Thuringia, West Prussia on September 4, 1843. It was tradition for the groom to marry in the bride's village. Rosa Seehafer was the oldest daughter of father, Daniel Seehafer, who was a carpenter and farmer in Eichsfelde.

1809 Census of the Village of Pempersin

Map showing route from Pęperzyn (Pempersin) to Sępólno Krajeńskie (Zempelburg), Poland — approximately 14 miles
Map showing the route from Pęperzyn (Pempersin) to Sępólno Krajeńskie (Zempelburg), West Prussia — now Poland. Rosa Seehafer's family village of Pempersin lay approximately 14 miles south of Zempelburg, where she married David Bullert in 1843.

Seehaver (Seehawer/Seehafer) Ancestors — Rosa Bullert's Family Village

The village of Pempersin (now Pęperzyn), where Seehawer (Seehaver/Seehafer) ancestors lived, was 14 miles south of Zempelburg (now Sępólno Krajeńskie, Poland).

PEMPERSIN, West Prussia (now Pęperzyn, Poland) — Seehaver (Seehawer/Seehafer) ancestors lived in Pempersin, a village just south of Vandsburg. There was an early Lutheran Church there.

Records for the village of Pempersin in the mid-1700s list many Seehawer ancestors living and farming there. The Seehawer surname appeared in Pempersin marriage records between other families whose surnames are familiar to Bullert descendants today.

These marriages formed relationships that are considered allied family ancestors. Among those surnames are: Abraham, Dietrich, Frase, Geske, Rux, Schlaak, Wolf, Wiedenholt, Zeisemer, and Zempel.

Allied Family Surnames from Pempersin

The following surnames appear in Pempersin marriage and household records alongside the Seehawer family, forming allied family relationships recognized by Bullert descendants today:

AbrahamDietrichFraseGeskeRuxSchlaakWolfWiedenholtZeisemerZempel

Census Pages — Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde, 1988

Source: Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde — 1988. Pages 274–278 document household-by-household records for the village of Pempersin, listing names, ages, birthplaces, marital status (Stand), and occupations (Beruf) for each family.

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Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde 1988 — Pempersin census page 274
Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde, 1988 — Pempersin census, page 274 (households 1–4, including Bigalke, Abram, Caro, Geske families)
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Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde 1988 — Pempersin census page 275
Pempersin census, page 275 (households 4–11, including Geske, Müller, Wiedenhöft, Wolf, Caro, Frase families)
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Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde 1988 — Pempersin census page 276
Pempersin census, page 276 (households 12–19, including Lüdke, Rux, Kühn, Bigalke, Kottke, Behnke, Semerau, Maas families)
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Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde 1988 — Pempersin census page 277
Pempersin census, page 277 (households 20–29, including Seehawer, Scherbarth, Müller, Steffer, Bigalke, Seehawer, Abram, Behnke, Glaser, Kalinke families)
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Altpreußische Geschlechterkunde 1988 — Pempersin census page 278
Pempersin census, page 278 (households 30–36, including Schauer, Wick, Müller, Bahn, Prill, Schauer families — note: household 35 marked with arrow, includes Michael Goltz and Susanne Müller)

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