Testaments- und Nachlasssachen: Meyer, Hans Christian. Grove (1856) Meyer, Hans Heinrich. Basthorst (1820-1827) Meyer, Maria Elisabeth, geb. Burmester. Basthorst (1820-1827) Meyer, Hans Jochen. Havekost (1887-1888) Meier, Hans Jochen Heinrich. Talkau (1888-1890) Meyer, Heinrich Ernst. Börnsen (1879, 1905) Meyer, Margaretha Catharina, geb. Kelling. Börnsen (1879, 1905) Meyer, Jacob. Wentorf (1894-1896) Meyer, Clara. Wentorf (1894-1896) Meyer, Joachim Friedrich Ernst. Dassendorf (1857) Meier, Joachim Heinrich, Gerichtsdiener. Schwarzenbek (1881, 1894) Meyer, Johann Conrad Wilhelm. Dörweden (1867-1871) Meyer, Johann Georg Albrecht. Schwarzenbek (1837-1842) Meyer, Engeline Amalia, geb. Evers. Schwarzenbek (1837-1842) Meyer, Johann Heinrich Christoph. Schwarzenbek (1897) Meyer, Johann Nicolaus Ferdinand. Aumühle (1882-1889) Meyer, Christine Marie, geb. Evers. Aumühle (1882-1889) Meyer, Johann Peter-Fritz. Kröppelshagen (1889-1893) Meyer, Johanna Margaretha, geb. Hartmann. Mühlenrade (1877-1879) Meincke, Franz Joachim Heinrich. Grove (1890-1891) Meincke, Catharina Maria, geb. Heitmann. Grove (1890-1891) Meyns, Einliegerswitwe. Mühlenrade (1832) Meins, Anna Dorothea, geb. Sievers. Köthel (1872, 1891) Metelmann, Johann Heinrich. Dassendorf (1880, 1936) Metelmann, Friederike Johanna, geb. Unger. Dassendorf (1880, 1936) Michaelis, Hans Jochen. Basthorst (1852) Michaelsen, Hans Jacob. Besenhorst (1853-1858) Michelsen, Friedrich Johann. Lanken (1881-1887) Milenius, Andreas Friedrich. Hamfelde (1878, 1936) Milies, Anna Margaretha. Talkau (1872, 1881) Milies, Hans Joachim Jacob. Grabau (1833-1834) Möller, Gustav Adolf, Amtsvorsteher. Wotersen (1894, 1936) Möller, Louise Wilhelmine, geb. Hamann. Wotersen (1894, 1936)

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Testaments- und Nachlasssachen: Meyer, Hans Christian. Grove (1856) Meyer, Hans Heinrich. Basthorst (1820-1827) Meyer, Maria Elisabeth, geb. Burmester. Basthorst (1820-1827) Meyer, Hans Jochen. Havekost (1887-1888) Meier, Hans Jochen Heinrich. Talkau (1888-1890) Meyer, Heinrich Ernst. Börnsen (1879, 1905) Meyer, Margaretha Catharina, geb. Kelling. Börnsen (1879, 1905) Meyer, Jacob. Wentorf (1894-1896) Meyer, Clara. Wentorf (1894-1896) Meyer, Joachim Friedrich Ernst. Dassendorf (1857) Meier, Joachim Heinrich, Gerichtsdiener. Schwarzenbek (1881, 1894) Meyer, Johann Conrad Wilhelm. Dörweden (1867-1871) Meyer, Johann Georg Albrecht. Schwarzenbek (1837-1842) Meyer, Engeline Amalia, geb. Evers. Schwarzenbek (1837-1842) Meyer, Johann Heinrich Christoph. Schwarzenbek (1897) Meyer, Johann Nicolaus Ferdinand. Aumühle (1882-1889) Meyer, Christine Marie, geb. Evers. Aumühle (1882-1889) Meyer, Johann Peter-Fritz. Kröppelshagen (1889-1893) Meyer, Johanna Margaretha, geb. Hartmann. Mühlenrade (1877-1879) Meincke, Franz Joachim Heinrich. Grove (1890-1891) Meincke, Catharina Maria, geb. Heitmann. Grove (1890-1891) Meyns, Einliegerswitwe. Mühlenrade (1832) Meins, Anna Dorothea, geb. Sievers. Köthel (1872, 1891) Metelmann, Johann Heinrich. Dassendorf (1880, 1936) Metelmann, Friederike Johanna, geb. Unger. Dassendorf (1880, 1936) Michaelis, Hans Jochen. Basthorst (1852) Michaelsen, Hans Jacob. Besenhorst (1853-1858) Michelsen, Friedrich Johann. Lanken (1881-1887) Milenius, Andreas Friedrich. Hamfelde (1878, 1936) Milies, Anna Margaretha. Talkau (1872, 1881) Milies, Hans Joachim Jacob. Grabau (1833-1834) Möller, Gustav Adolf, Amtsvorsteher. Wotersen (1894, 1936) Möller, Louise Wilhelmine, geb. Hamann. Wotersen (1894, 1936)
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