Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Kramer

1857 - 1857  (0 years)

• Name	Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Kramer
  Birth	31 Mar 1857	Lauben - Dannenberg - Deutschland
  Christening	6 Apr 1857	Dannenberg - Deutschland
  Gender	Male
  Death	6 Apr 1857	Dannenberg - Deutschland
  Burial	10 Apr 1857
  Siblings	2 sisters
  	1. Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Kramer,   b. 31 Mar 1857, Lauben - Dannenberg - Deutschland d. 6 Apr 1857, Dannenberg - Deutschland  (Age 0 years) + 2. Ida Wilhelmine Elisabeth Kramer,   b. 15 Jan 1859, Lauben - Dannenberg - Deutschland d. 4 Apr 1916, Iquique - Tarapaca - Chile  (Age 57 years) ▻ William Smith + 3. Marie Wilhelmine Elisabeth Kramer,   b. 30 Mar 1863, Lauben - Dannenberg - Deutschland d. 6 Mar 1945, Hamburg - Deutschland  (Age 81 years) ▻ Emil Richard Grosslaub,  m. 1 Jun 1889
  Person ID	I680	Tree
  Last Modified	5 Apr 2025

  
  

  Father	Johann August Friedrich Christoph Kramer,   b. 27 Jan 1820, Parpar - Deutschland d. Lüneburg - Deutschland
  Mother	Maria Dorothea Elisabeth Müller,   b. 27 Nov 1827, Bitter - Amt Neuhaus - Deutschland d. 24 Jan 1901, Hamburg - Deutschland (Age 73 years)
  Marriage	9 Mar 1856	Hitzacker - Deutschland
  Family ID	F179	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 31 Mar 1857 - Lauben - Dannenberg - Deutschland Christening - 6 Apr 1857 - Dannenberg - Deutschland Death - 6 Apr 1857 - Dannenberg - Deutschland  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  Reconstructed German: Wegen eingetretener Mundklemme wurde das Kind auf die Pfarre gebracht und in der Eile getauft. English translation: Due to the onset of trismus (lockjaw), the child was brought to the parish and hastily baptized. Notes: "Mundklemme" refers to a medical condition — trismus or lockjaw — often associated with tetanus or complications at birth. "auf die Pfarre gebracht" means brought to the rectory or parish priest. "in der Eile getauft" indicates an emergency baptism, often done if the child’s life was in danger. This kind of entry was common in 18th–19th century birth/baptismal records, especially in cases of infant illness or complications.