H.M. LUND was born in Ulm am Weinhof an der Donau, Württemberg, Germany on 16 August, 1847.
His parents were Aaron Eisig MAIER (b.14.07.1813 Archshofen Jaxtthal, Württemberg d.19.04.1874 Ulm) and Sophie GUGENHEIM b.22.06.1822 Hechingen, Württemberg. d.10.10.1848 Ulm). They were married around 1842 in Ulm.
His paternal grandparents were: Eisig MAIER (b.22.01.1779 Archshofen, Württemberg. d.20.08.1817 Archshofen) and Edel LÖW (b.Germany d.05.11.1861 Ernsbach, Württemberg).
His maternal grandparents were: Seligmann GUGENHEIM (b.21.12.1789 Hechingen d.13.07.1857 Ulm) and Charlotte LÄMMLE (b.03.02.1789 Kriegshaber bei Augsburg d.26.12.1838 Laupheim).
His parents had one previous child before his mother died: Gustav MAIER (b.06.09.1844 Ulm, Württemberg d.10.03.1923 Zürich, CH). On 8 May 1872 in Bromberg, Posen, Germany, Gustav married Regina Johanna FRIEDLÄNDER (b.16.02.1853 Wollstein, Posen. d.30.03.1936 Zürich). They had three children: Johann Hans Wolfgang (b.26.07.1882) Johann Arthur (b.15.02.1875 Ulm) and Paul Ernst (b. 05.09.1873 Ulm).
Hermann and Gustav also had three half-siblings following the death of their mother and their father's subsequent marriage to Bertha RÖDER (b.22 May 1829 Ansbach, Bayern) in February, 1853. Therese, Julius and Julie were all born in Ulm.
On the 31 May 1874 in Berlin, Brandenberg, Königreich, Preußen, Hermann married Regina's younger sister, Goldine Wally Hedwig FRIEDLÄNDER (b.15.11.1854 Wollstein d.01.07.1923 Frankfurt). They had one child: Paula Mathilde Sophie (b.17.06.1875 Hamburg). In Frankfurt, on April 16, 1896 she married Carl CAHN (b.28.09.1864 Worms) and they had two boys Fritz (b.30.01.1897) and Hans (b.15.05.1900). The family is said to have changed their name to CARR in 1914 and possibly moved to America.
After immigrating to New Zealand in 1877, it is possible H.M. married Therese WAGENER (b.1862 Hamburg; arrived in NZ in 1883; d.04.05.1889 aged 27, Christchurch - daughter of Joseph and Bertha) with whom, in 1885, he had a daughter, Elsie. She was three years old when her mother died.
A year later, on 29 April, 1890, H.M. married Mary Ellen "Nellie" DIX (b.1865 Waltham, Christchurch, New Zealand d.31.10.1958 Christchurch - daughter of John Cooper DIX and Mary Ann WARNER) at St. Lukes Church in Christchurch.
Together they had six children: Margarethe "Margaret" (b.1892 m. William WRATHER), Katherine "Kitty" (b.07.09.1894 d. at sea February 1937), Eric (b.1896 m. Esme Linda GRIERSON), Dorothy (b.1899 m. Robert B. THOMPSON), Ernst Siegfried (b.1902 m. Lorna Mildred TAYLOR) and Gustav Reginald "Reg" (b.1909 m. Melva HAIGH).
H.M. Lund died in Christchurch, New Zealand on 5 March, 1932.
From Ulm, Württemberg, Germany to Christchurch, New Zealand. First visit? Start at the bottom or here: http://maier-ulm.blogspot.com/2008/08/hermann-maier-introduction.html
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August
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- Hermann Maier - Introduction
- Voyage to New Zealand 1877
- First New Zealand Concert - 13 September 1877
- Hermann's Family
- A Celebrated Pianist's Busy "Holiday"
- The Cyclopedia of New Zealand
- Fifty Years of Music
- Teacher of Music
- Music in Christchurch - Extracts
- Obituary Tributes
- Lohse-Bowen School 1879-1909
- The Life and Times of Sir Julius von Haast
- Gustav Maier
- Gustav Maier's visit to New Zealand
- Maier Household Ulm
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German Links
- Atlas of the German Empire 1883 : Atlas des Deutschen Reichs 1883
- Baden-Württemberg - Overview on GenWiki
- Emigration Records - Lists & Indexes
- Fuzzy Gazetteer - Find geographic features without exact names
- Geogen Surname Mapping
- German borders 1871
- Institute of European History - Server for digital historical maps
- Interactive map of railway development 1835-1885 : Eisenbahnen in Deutschland 1835-1885
- Tracking Jewish History through the State of Baden-Württemberg by Dr. Joachim Hahn
- Ulm in 15th & 16th Century
New Zealand Links
- Archives New Zealand
- Christchurch City Libraries Heritage Collection
- Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
- Encyclopedia of New Zealand
- General History of Music in New Zealand
- Music Criticism in New Zealand
- National Library of New Zealand
- National Register of Archives & Manuscripts
- New Zealand Cemeteries Online
- New Zealand History Timeline
- Past Papers - digitised newspaper collection
- The Press - Christchurch's daily newspaper
About Me
- H Lund
- Researching the family history of Hermann Maier b. 1847 Ulm