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Picture of a (bridal) treasury chest. At the back of the photo is the following text present: "Schatztruhe brachte Engel Elisabeth Sindram aus Urthe mit in die Ehe" This angel married a cousin (also a Sindram) which happened more often to prevent that the family possessions were too much parceled out! This bridal chest descends from 1536 and more than probable has been made for Vogt Hans Sindram, born around 1500 in Eisdorf. This box nowadays is in the possession of the family Ludwig Sindram Jr. of the Bährenhof at Förste, an enormous farm originating from 1303 and since 1833 in the possession of the Sindram family.
Thanks to the energetic efforts of Wim Klein, we have an overview of the Sindram family tree, including the German branch.
Download the family tree (rightclick and choose save as..)
An email from Hannover with remarkable information!
A story written down by a grandson of W.H.J. Sindram, who has done extended research to our family background and our family name and has managed to assemble a lot of interesting data.
More musings, a research by the same Wim Klein of the origin of our family name Sindram. With a small addition of Ewout Rischen.
Bährenhof
If you have any additional information or questions about the Sindram family, with regards to the history of the family tree, Please contact me or Wim Klein directly.
Thanks to Sonja und Max Sindram, from Munich Germany, the family weapon got a colorful update
