Genealogy of the Brusse Family from Amsterdam » Wilhelm Johann Carl (Wilhelm) Randel (1808-1889)

Personal data Wilhelm Johann Carl (Wilhelm) Randel 

Source 1

Household of Wilhelm Johann Carl (Wilhelm) Randel

He is married to Anna Henriette Amalie Mau.

They got married on May 27, 1837 at Burg auf Fehmarn, Slesvig-Holsten, Denmark, he was 28 years old.Source 5


Child(ren):

  2. Kuno Matthaus Randel  1839-1923 


Notes about Wilhelm Johann Carl (Wilhelm) Randel

Whilhelm Johann Carl Randel, son of Major Johann Carl von Randel (illegitimate son-later by Royal Danish decent declared- legitimate, see marriage record), was a Custom administrator (Zoll verwalter) for the Danish Government. As a young man he was stationed in Burg on the isle of Fehmarn from 1833 till 1841. Here he met the widow Anna Henriette Amalie Mackeprang (born Mau). They had their first child one month before their marriage in 1837. In 1841 the family was moved from Burg to Pahlen (or Pahlhude) where they lived from 1841 till 1856. Whilhelm Randel and his family were moved again from Pahlen to Brunsbuttel, where he became "Zoll verwalter" in the new ZollHaus.
Schleswig-Holstein and the island of Fehrman were part of Denmark till 1867, when Prussia concurred these parts and made them part of Pruissa (later Germany).
Wilhelm Johann Carl Randel appears in the Danish 1840 census, age 32, married, as a Custom clerk (Zoll assistent) stationed in Burg Stadt, Burg auf Fehmarn. He and his family were living at Breite Strasse, haus #43.
He is also listed on the Danish 1845 census living in Pahlen, Hertzogtum Schleswig, in the Haupt Strasse #36, as "zoll Controlleur" age 36, married to Amalie Mau.
He also is listed on the Danish 1860 census, age 52, married, Custom Administrator/Manager (Zoll Verwalter) stationed at Brunsbuttel, Kirchspiel. Living at Zollhaus #63.
After the second Prussia-Denmark war in 1868 (Prussia won this war) Wilhelm Randel and his wife moved to Itzehoe.
In 1886 Wilhelm and his wife move to Kiel, to live with Anna's daughter Caroline Mackeprang. They all live in a small apartment. Caroline died 25 Dec 1888 and Wilhelm Randel died in Kiel 23 Feb 1889.
His wife Anna Henriette Mau moved (1890) to Hamburg to live with her daughter Olga Jarke (born Randel). Anna died 12 Sep 1898 in Hamburg.

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    Sources

    1. "Familienbaum Schmitz mit Nebenstammbaumen," database, German Genealogy website  , Familienbaum Schmitz, Thorsten Schmitz, accessed 12 Jun 2012), Wilhelm Johann Carl Randel.
    2. "Censuses 1801-1865," database, AKVZ, Arbeitskreis Volkszahl-Register  , 1840 Census Denmark, Arbeitskreis Volkszahl-Register, accessed 17 May 2015, Wilhelm Johann Carl Randel.
      Burg auf Fehmarn, Stadt, Schleswig Hertzogtum, Denmark

      Address: Breite Strasse, Home, #43

      Name: Wilhelm Johann carl Randel
      Profession/Status: Zollassisent/-/
      Age: 32
      Date of Birth: (1808)
      Origin:
      Name: Anna Henriette Amalia Mau
      Profession/Status: /-/Wife
      Age:36
      Date of Birth: (1804)
      Origin:
      Name: Emarentia Mackeprang
      Profession/Status: /-/Stepdaughter
      Age:11
      Date of Birth: (1829)
      Origin:
      Name: Wilhelmine Amalia Randel
      Profession/Status: /-/Daughter
      Age: 3
      Date of Birth: (1837)
      Origin:
      Name: Kuno Matthaus Randel
      Profession/Status: /-/Son
      Age: 1
      Date of Birth: (1839)
      Origin:
      Name: Louise Thompsen
      Profession/Status: Maid/-/
      Age: 21
      Date of Birth: (1819)
      Origin:
      Name: Catharina Margaretha Mahl
      Profession/Status: Maid/-/
      Age: 16
      Date of Birth: (1824)
      Origin:
    3. 1845 Census, 1845 Census Denmark, Census of Norderdithmarchen and Koog districts in Schleswig under Dannish control, Hertzogtum Schleswig, Denmark, FHL microfilm #39293
      Pahlen, Schleswig Hertzogtum, Denmark

      Address: Haupt Strasse, Home, #36

      Name: WJ Randal
      Profession/Status: ZollControlleur/-/
      Age: 36
      Origin: Rendsburg
      Name: Amalia Mau
      Profession/Status: /-/Wife
      Age:36
      Origin: Burg auf Fehmarn
      Name: Nicolaus Mackeprang
      Profession/Status: /-/Stepson
      Age:19
      Origin: Burg auf Fehmarn
      Name: Louise Mackeprang
      Profession/Status: /-/StepDaughter
      Age: 15
      Origin: Burg auf Fehmarn
      Name: Mimi Randal
      Profession/Status: /-/Daughter
      Age: 7
      Origin: Burg auf Fehmarn
      Name: Kuno Randal
      Profession/Status: /-/Son
      Age: 6
      Origin: Burg auf Fehmarn
      Name: Andrea Randal
      Profession/Status: /-/Daughter
      Age: 4
      Origin: Pahlen
      Name: Gretjen Garhard
      Profession/Status: Maid/-/
      Age: 23
      Origin:
    4. "1801-1860 Census," database, AKVZ Census  , 1860 Census Denmark, Arbeitskreis Volkszahl-RegisterAKVZ, accessed 17 May 2015), Wilhelm Johann Carl Randel.
      Brunsbuttel, Kirchspiel, Herzogtum Holstein, Denmark

      Address: Zollhaus #63

      Name: Wilhelm Johann carl Randel
      Profession/Status: Zollverwalter/Hausvater/
      Age: 52
      Date of Birth: (1808)
      Origin: Rendsburg
      Gender/Status: Male/Married
      Name: Anna Henriette Amalia Randel (born: Mau)
      Profession/Status: /-/Wife
      Age:56
      Date of Birth: (1804)
      Origin: Burg auf fehmarn
      Gender/Status: Female/Married
      Name: Leonore Andrea Caroline Randel
      Profession/Status: /-/Daughter
      Age: 19
      Date of Birth: (1841)
      Origin:Tellingstedt
      Gender/Status: Female/Single?
      Name: Olga Francisca Mathilde Randel
      Profession/Status: /-/Daughter
      Age: 15
      Date of Birth: (1845)
      Origin: Tellingstedt
      Gender/Status: Female/Single/
      Name: Friederich Paulssen
      Profession/Status: Zollgevollmachtigter/-/
      Age: 24
      Date of Birth: (1836)
      Origin:Meldorf
      Gender/Status: Male/Single
      Name: Claus Wilhelm Voss
      Profession/Status: Zollschreiber/-/
      Age: 23
      Date of Birth: (1837)
      Origin:Weweisfleth
      Gender/Status:Male/Single
      Name: Magdaleine Catherina Bahrens
      Profession/Status: Maid/-/
      Age: 20
      Date of Birth: (1840)
      Origin:Brunsbuttel
      Gender/Status:Female/Single
    5. LDS FamilySearch, micro film, Author: Evangelische Kirche Burg auf Fehmarn, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Language: German Parish register of marriages Film # 1271384 (Heiraten 1836-1862)
      27 May 1837
      Marriage of Wilhelm Johann Carl Randel and Anna Henriette Amalia Makeprand (born Mau)
      Parents groom: Major Carl von Randel from Rendsburg and Anna Margarethe Giebeln

    Historical events

    Birthday October 22, 1808

    • The temperature on October 22, 1808 was about 6.0 °C. Wind direction mainly south. Weather type: zeer betrokken. Source: KNMI
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    Day of marriage May 27, 1837

    • The temperature on May 27, 1837 was about 15.0 °C. Wind direction mainly west-southwest. Weather type: half bewolkt regen. Source: KNMI
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    Day of death February 23, 1889

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