These pages contain information on families of the Drinkuth Genealogy (#32 in the above book). Areas named in these pages around Rodenberg, Germany (I apologize for my translations) include Achum, Algesdorf, Altendonop, Apelern, Auhagen, Beckedorf, Bega, Beltheim, Behlen, Belle, Bentrup, Berlin- Charlottenburg- Spandau, Betzen, Blyinghausen, Brande, Cronsbostel, Dalborn, Deinsen, Donop, Ehlen, Eickernkrug, Escher, Farmbeck, Gelliendorf, Gibbentrup, Grossenmarpe, Grove, Habichhorst, Habrihausen, Hegesdorf, Helsinghausen, Heuerssen, Hillentrup, Hohenbostel, Hohnhorst, Holzhausen, Horsten, Hulsede, Hulshagen, Humfeld, Kappel, Kl. Bremen, Lakehof, Lemgo, Lieme, Lothe, Lueckhausen, Luhden, Meinsen, Nenndorf, Obernwoehren, Obernhausen, Ohndorf, Ottensen, Probsthagen, Reelkirchen, Rehren, Reinsdorf, Riepen, Rolfshagen, Schermbeck, Schalenberg, Schoetmar, Soldorf, Stadthagen, Sternberg, Sulbeck, Wiembeck, Wiersen, Woebbel, Wulpke, Wunstorf. Also America: Beatrice, Nebraska.

1-16. Bredemeyer, Corbach, Drinkuth, Hahne, Hinze, Holle, Pfingsten, Schlee, Siemsmeyer, Vogt.

17-32. Corbach, Fasse, Hanshunte, Hinze, Holle, Kuhlmann, Mittelbegemann, Petig, Pfingsten, Prange, Scheve, Schlee, Schuette, Siemsmeier, Soehle, Tebbe, Vogt.

33-50. Corbach, Engelking, Huettcher, Kastning, Petig, Petersmeyer, Pfingsten, Schaper, Schilling, Schlee, Soehle, Tolle, Uhmeyer, Vogt, Werkmeister.

51-68. Bremer, Bruns, Drinckuht, Fasse, Hahne, Hinze, Matthias, Moeller, Pfingsten, Piel, Schaper, Scheve, Schilling, Seegert, Sihms, Turnau, Voigd, Weustenfeld, Werkmeister.

69-86. Beinemeier, Bolcke, Borger, Heine, Hunte, Prange, Kastning, Roebke, Schilling, Spier, Talck, Tebbe, Tolle, Uhmeyer, Voigd, Werkmeister.

87-102. Beinemeier, Brueggemeier, Corbach, Hanshunte, Hunte, Korbach, Kuhkukz, Lakemeier, Latwesen, Matthias, Meyer, Mittelbegemann, Niedermeyer, Petig, Pfingsten, Piepenbrinck, Schaper, Schmoe, Sellhausen, Soehle, Toelcke,.

125-142. Drinckuht, Hauck, Heine, Kuhlmann, Matthias, Moeller, Nagel, Piel, Sassenberg, Schilling, Schlie, Schuette, Sims, Soehle, Spier, Steinmeyer, Vogdck, Werkmeister, Wille.

143-168. Bolcke, Borchert, Borger, Engelking, Henke, Humke, Kastening, Meyer, Prange, Roebke, Spier, Steinmeyer, Tolle, Uhldag, Watermann.

169-188. Beinemeier, Boedecker, Corbach, Delfener, Grabbe, Hunte, Kuhkukz, Meyer, Middecke, Niedermeyer, Petig, Roehr, Schnitker, Schroeder, Tintelot, Tintelnot, Toelcke, Uhmeier, Uhmeyer,

189-208. Brande, Brehmer, Bremer, Caup, Kaukenmoeller, Latwesen, Matthias, Meyer, Moeller, Niedermeyer, Pfingsten, Piepenbrinck, Schaper, Schmoe, Schwake, Soehle.

209-230. Blomberg, Bolte, Dormann, Ebeling, Fasse, Hahne, Latwesen, Menneking, Meyer, Nolte, Olendorf, Pfingsten, Piepenbrinck, Riechers, Rotermund, Schaper, Schmoe, Wente, Weustenfeld, Wille.

231-248. Bartels, Brehmer, Bruns, Engelking, Grupe, Hartmann, Hinze, Hitzemann, Klare, Kramer, Latwesen, Matthias, Meyer, Scheve, Schuette, Soehle, Schrader, Sundermeyer, Tatje, Turnau, Wille.

249-254. Soehle, Piepenbrinck, Pfingsten, Wille.

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