Einbeck

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Einbeck is a town in the district Northeim, in southern Lower Saxony, Germany, on the German Timber-Frame Road.

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• Birth of Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Blickwedel
  January 9, 1857[1][2][3]
• Baptism of Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Blickwedel
  March 15, 1857[2]
• Residence of Heinrich Ernst Wilhelm Blickwedel
  around February 7, 1883[2]
• Residence of Johanna Justina Luisa Helmke
  around February 7, 1883[2]

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1. Gemeente Amsterdam Bevolkingsregister AmsterdamAmsterdam Population registry, Amsterdam, archive 5000, inventory 2536, part 3, sheet 192
2. Gemeente Nieuwer-Amstel Burgerlijke Stand Nieuwer-AmstelNieuwer-Amstel Extract of the baptism record for Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Blickwedel, Der Parochie St. Jacobi, Einbeck, 1883-02-07
3. Gemeente Nieuwer-Amstel Burgerlijke Stand Nieuwer-AmstelNieuwer-Amstel Declaration regarding the national militia for Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Blickwedel, Haarlem, 1883-03-15