Johann Jakob Binkelmann, III

1776 - 1842  (66 years)

• Name	Johann Jakob Binkelmann  [1, 2, 3, 4]
  Suffix	III
  Birth	16 Apr 1776	Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany   [3, 5, 6]
  Gender	Male
  Death	12 May 1842	Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany   [3]
  Notes	In her 1981 unpublished manuscript, BonnieMargaret Jacobs writes that "Johann Jacob (III) grew up in Pl?derhausen with his sister and his cousins, but his father had died a year before the son would have begun his apprenticeship, thus he could not follow in his fathers trade as wannanmacher. He apparently apprenticed with his Uncle Christianius to become a weaver. When he was 20, perhaps in his wandering years as a journeyman, he met Maria Katharina Bauer, whose family had been citizens of Breech, in B?rtlingen parish, for several generations. There is, of course, no record of how the young couple felt about each other or what their intent was. But it was not long before they were faced with a difficult choice [because of Catharina's pregnancy]. Under the restrictive marriage laws of the time, it would have been economic suicide for young Jacob to marry Katharina, he would have had to forfeit his imminent promotion to master status. Katharina was pregant with no husband, and while her unfortunate situation was not unusual, it was still difficult. Though the illegitimacy rate in W?rttemberg was high, so was the infanticide rate. Many young women tried to hide their pregnancies and dispose of their children, but she did not. She would have been called before her pastor to explain the circumstances of her pregnancy and identify the father. In this case, both Katharina and Jacob acknowledged their relationship. In many other cases, that didn't happen and the child would bear his mother's surname. If the father was identified, and acknowledged his paternity, then the child would bear the name of his true father. (p. 56).
  Person ID	I42	Strong Family Tree
  Last Modified	24 Jan 2021

  
  

  Father	Johann Jakob Binkelmann, II,   b. 19 Sep 1752, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 6 Jun 1788, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 35 years)
  Mother	Eva H?fner,   b. 27 Nov 1752, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 29 Dec 1829, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 77 years)
  Marriage	2 Feb 1773	Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany   [7]
  	BonnieMargaret Jacobs, on page 63 of her 1981 manuscript, cites DEKANAT SCHORNDORF, BAND I, BLATT 25 for the parish records detailing the makeup of the Johann Jacob Binkelmann and Eva Hafner family.
  Family ID	F40	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Maria Catharina Baur,   b. Abt 1776, Breech, B?rtlingen Parish, G?ppingen, Donaukreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. Yes, date unknown
  Children	1. Johann Leonhard Benkelmann,   b. 6 Feb 1796, Schneiderhof, Waldhausen Parish, Welzheim, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 24 Feb 1848, Schneiderhof, Waldhausen Parish, Welzheim, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 52 years)
  Family ID	F37	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	23 Jun 2013

  
  

  Family 2	Maria Margaretha Winkle,   b. 18 Nov 1775, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 3 Mar 1822, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 46 years)
  Marriage	7 Nov 1797	Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany   [8]
  	BonnieMargaret indicates that on the Pl?derhausen marriage record of Maria to Johann Jacob, he was listed as a "Burger, Weaver and Weingartner (vintner, or wine gardener)." The marriage inventory, page five, stated that among other items Jacob brought into the marriage were 200 florins that he had inheritied from his grandfather, but that after a subtraction of a fee he had to pay his "Weibsbild" for the upbringing of his illegitimate son from a prior relationship, he had 125 florins of this inheritance remaining. BonnieMargaret said the "Weibsbild" was a Schwabish idiom that translates roughly into "the lady was no lady," a term of contempt for the pregnant, unmarried woman. In "Gender, Language and New Literacy: A Multilingual Analysis" by Eva-Maria Th?ne, et-al, it is shown that Weibsbild is a compound word literally meaning 'picture of a spouse' and in actuality meaning "hag" ---and is derogatory in current usage. BonnieMargaret Jacobs, on page 63 of her 1981 manuscript, cites DEKANAT SCHORNDORF, BAND I, BLATT 26 for the parish records detailing the Johann Jacob Binkelmann and M. Winkle family.
  Children	1. Elisabetha Margaretha Benkelmann,   b. 12 Oct 1798, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 20 Oct 1798, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 0 years)   2. Jakob Friedrich Benkelmann,   b. 21 Feb 1800, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 3 Jan 1856, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 55 years)   3. Georg Friedrich Benkelmann,   b. 7 Oct 1802, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 17 Oct 1807, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 5 years)   4. Johann Georg Benkelmann,   b. 25 Sep 1805, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 8 Jun 1881, Schlat, Donaukreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 75 years)   5. Johann Friedrich Benkelmann,   b. 18 Sep 1808, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 3 Jan 1856, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 47 years)   6. Ludwig Benkelmann,   b. 25 Oct 1811, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 21 Jun 1812, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 0 years)
  Family ID	F38	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	23 Jun 2013

  
  

  Family 3	Catharina Barbara Ulmer,   b. 11 Aug 1785, W?rttemberg, Germany d. 26 Mar 1865, Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany (Age 79 years)
  Marriage	22 Oct 1822	Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany   [9]
  Family ID	F39	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 Jun 2013

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 16 Apr 1776 - Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany Marriage - 7 Nov 1797 - Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany Marriage - 22 Oct 1822 - Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany Death - 12 May 1842 - Pl?derhausen, Jagstkreis, W?rttemberg, Germany  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Documents

  Sketch of Pl?derhausen, Germany Pl?derhausen, Forstlagerbuch von Andreas Kieser, 1685

  
  

• Sources

  [S152] Jacobs, BonnieMargaret McDonald--Family Researcher, Letter to Ben Benkelman, Jr., April-80, shows last name as Binkelmann (Reliability: 3). [S311] Bonnell, Kathy Brandt (kbonnell@byu.edu) "G?ppingen, W?rttemberg, Germany and surrounding villages" http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=kbonnell, (RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: G?ppingen, W?rttemberg, Germany and surrounding villages. This database is one large family tree; everyone is connected by birth or marriage. Many of the families were inputted from the family books which were compiled by the pastors of each village beginning in 1808. Villages include Heiningen, Bartenbach, Gruibingen, Faurdau, Schlat, Hattenhofen, Eislingen, Holzheim, Auendorf , D?rnau, Bezgenriet, Ebersbach , Maitis, Gammelshausen, B?rtlingen, Boll, and others. Kathy Brandt Bonnell work directly from German records to the computer.), shows last name as Benkelmann (Reliability: 3). [S1610] Jacobs, BonnieMargaret McDonald "The Family Benkelman" Unpublished Manuscript, 276 pages, October 1981 Version, (Copy owned by Barney Benkelman, Helena, Montana; which he xeroxed and sent to Melinda McLemore Strong in San Antonio, Texas), p. 57, 93, 94 (Reliability: 3). [S469] Williams, Dorothy Ball--Family Researcher (dotwfl@comcast.net) 3331 Southwest Villa Place, Palm City, FL 34990 ; based in part on BonnieMargaret Benkelman Jacob's unpublished typescript, THE FAMILY BENKELMAN. [S152] Jacobs, BonnieMargaret McDonald--Family Researcher, Letter to Ben Benkelman, Jr., April-80. (Reliability: 3). [S311] Bonnell, Kathy Brandt (kbonnell@byu.edu) "G?ppingen, W?rttemberg, Germany and surrounding villages" http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=kbonnell, (RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: G?ppingen, W?rttemberg, Germany and surrounding villages. This database is one large family tree; everyone is connected by birth or marriage. Many of the families were inputted from the family books which were compiled by the pastors of each village beginning in 1808. Villages include Heiningen, Bartenbach, Gruibingen, Faurdau, Schlat, Hattenhofen, Eislingen, Holzheim, Auendorf , D?rnau, Bezgenriet, Ebersbach , Maitis, Gammelshausen, B?rtlingen, Boll, and others. Kathy Brandt Bonnell work directly from German records to the computer.). [S1610] Jacobs, BonnieMargaret McDonald "The Family Benkelman" Unpublished Manuscript, 276 pages, October 1981 Version, (Copy owned by Barney Benkelman, Helena, Montana; which he xeroxed and sent to Melinda McLemore Strong in San Antonio, Texas), p. 53, 92, 93 (Reliability: 3). [S1610] Jacobs, BonnieMargaret McDonald "The Family Benkelman" Unpublished Manuscript, 276 pages, October 1981 Version, (Copy owned by Barney Benkelman, Helena, Montana; which he xeroxed and sent to Melinda McLemore Strong in San Antonio, Texas), p. 58, 93, 94 (Reliability: 3). [S1610] Jacobs, BonnieMargaret McDonald "The Family Benkelman" Unpublished Manuscript, 276 pages, October 1981 Version, (Copy owned by Barney Benkelman, Helena, Montana; which he xeroxed and sent to Melinda McLemore Strong in San Antonio, Texas), p. 94 (Reliability: 3).