Camma's Ellerman tree

!1. Death record, Gadderbaum, Bielefeld, Germany, (4 Jan 1966) Gives Birth, Death, and wife at time of death. (Date is the date affixed by Standesbeamte after copying the record.) !2. Parrish Record from Schildesche Baptismal register gives birth, christening, parents, parents marriage date and place. !3. Marriage license record from Herne, Germany, (16 Dec 1965) gives birth date and place living when married; occupation; parents; place parents were living; wife's birth date and place and place of residence at time of marriage; also gives wife's parents and their residence; also gives marriage date for couple. !4. One IGI record using the following spelling (Ellermann, Heinr Emanuel) shows sealing to parents on 22 Apr 1982 JR. !5. Another IGI record using the following spelling (Ellermann, Heinr Immanuel) shows sealing on 26 Jul 1982 JR. !6. A third IGI record using the following spelling (Ellermann, Immanuel Heinr) shows sealing on 26 Jul 1982 JR. !7. A copy of an Archive Record which was taken to the temple by my grandmother to have her parents sealed and to have the children sealed to them uses another sealing date. The date was rubber stamped on the archive record which I have in my possession. Spelling: Heinrich Emanuel Ellermann, Date: 31 OCT 1964 LG. Grandma appears as a child on the record. The children who had previously died were sealed on that date. The living children who had been endowed were sealed to their parents two years later 18 OCT 1966 LG. Three living children were not sealed because they had not been endowed. !8. The official documents in my possession from Germany (Baptismal, Marriage, and Death records for this individual) use the following spelling: Heinrich Immanuel Ellermann (Marriage spells middle name Jmmanuel) !9. Grandma consistantly spelled her father's middle name Emanuel. She sometimes used Heinrich and sometimes used Henry. She sometimes used one "n" in Ellermann and sometimes used two when referring to her father. She consistantly used only one "n" when writing her own name. !10. The 1910 Census record of the United States Shows them living at 76012 Seventh East in Logan, Utah. Living in the home at that time were Henry Ellerman, Head, aged 37, having been married 16 years, a laborer whose profession was gardener, and who had been unemployed 12 weeks of the the year, immigrated in 1908, primary language was German; Metta C, 41 years of age, who had also been married 16 years and had given birth to 9 children, 6 of whom were living, immigrated in 1908, primary language was English; Henry, aged 14, primary language was English, who was listed as being able to read but not attending school; Adele J. aged 9 who could read but was not attending school; Alfred E, aged 5 not able to read nor was attending school; and Alice J. aged 3 not able to read nor attending school. All were listed as being born in Germany of German parents. All the children were listed as immigrating in 1807.