Johannes Kasselmann, b. ca 1615 probably at or near Adelshofen or Kassel, in the Palatine, Deutchland, m. Anna Kasselmann nee ??? 1634 at Adelshofen, d. 27 April 1680 at Adelshofen, (Adelshofen is a village located in modern day Baden Wurttemberg, Germany)
[His parents] Are unknown at this time.
[His wife]
Anna Kasselmann nee ???, (last name date and place of birth unknown but very likely about 1615 at Adelshofen, Deutchland, m. Johannes Kasselmann 1634 at Adelshofen, d. 10 October 1699 at Adelshofen, (Adelshofen is a village located in modern day Baden Wurttemberg, Germany)
1: Johannes "Hanss" Kasselmann Jr., b. 1635 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Anna nmn (JK) Kasselmann nee ???
note: I believe that this person did not exist.
2: Johannes Frantz Kasselmann, b. 1640 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Margaretha nmn Walterin, 2 February 1674 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Anna Huberin, 4 June 1677 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. 1692 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany; 2 grandchildren
3: Johannes Bernardt Kasselmann, b. 1643 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Maria nmn Appolonia, 1670 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Elizabeth (JBK) Kasselmann nee ???, 24 November 1679 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. 23 August 1693 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany; 8 grandchildren
4: Johannes Friedrich Kasselmann, b. 1646 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
5: Johannes nmn Kasselmann, b. 1649 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Anna (JK) Kasselmann nee ???; 4 grandchildren
6: Anna Barbara Kasselmann, b. 12 April 1651 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Peter nmn Nicholaus, 14 November 1671 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
7: Anna Margaret Elizabetha Kasselmann, b. 12 April 1655 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. 4 December 1655 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
8: Johannes Jacob Kasselmann, b. 6 February 1659 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Anna Barbara (JK) Kasselmann nee ???, d. 22 June 1718 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany; 5 grandchildren
9: Johannes Matthiess Kasselmann, b. 9 February 1661 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. 2 April 1661 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
[My G-G-G-G-G-G-Grandfather]
10: Johannes Dietrich Kasselmann, b. 13 November 1662 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Anna Elizabetha Rinderin, 15 November 1687 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. 1744 at Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co., NY; 8 grandchildren
11: Johannes Jerge Kasselmann, b. 1664 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. at Germany, m. Elizabetha Krautterin nee ???, 9 November 1686 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, m. Ursula Wipfin, 18 April 1693 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany; 1 grandchild
12: Anna Katharina Kasselmann, b. 5 July 1668 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany, d. 1688 at Adelshofen, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany
(note#1): The country we know as Germany is a fairly new nation in European history, having been formed in the early 1800s of several smaller nations and Palantine States, people of that era referred to their country as the Deutchland, this later caused some confusion in the New World where Hollanders and Germanic peoples where lumped together as "Dutchmen".
(note #2): In the Palatine Countries of this era, it was common to name most male children after the father and females after the mother, hence the Johannes and Anna in nearly all the names, this practice was continued to some extent by the first generations of immagrants in the New World. Johannes being the first male child of Johannes would then be called Johannes (Hanss is a dimunitive of Johannes) and the other male children would be called by their second names, i.e. Franz, Dietrich, etc. The first female would retain the name Anna and all subsequent females would revert to their second names, i.e. Margaretha, Elisabetha, etc.).
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