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Subject: Re: [HWE] Bodin of Berlin-Heiligensee 1800's
Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2003 19:26:36 +0100
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mail schrieb:
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> I am looking for information on Justine BODIN who married Andreas KURTH and lived in the village of Heiligensee in the early 1800's. Evangelisch church records indicate their son, Carl Friedrich KURTH, was born in Heiligensee on 7 March 1825. Unfortunately, church records do not indicate when or where Justine BODIN was born but it does not appear to have been Heiligensee. I suspect she may have been of Huguenot or Walloon ancestry.

Bodin (Boddin, Pottin etc.) is a name appearing in
Brandenburg at least since 1540 (Guten Germendorf, county
Ruppin). It sounds very Brandenburgian and has it's origins
probably in the village of Boddin (eather a village in the
county Prignitz or a small place near Badingen, county
Templin).

Markus Röhling

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