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* The dispatcher shall calculate the losses in the event of common accidents falling on the goods, ships and freight, respectively, their value, distributed between the cargo owner and the shipowner.
** Confirmation-the rite of reception in the Church community of adolescents who have reached a certain age, Catholics and Protestants.
Applications
1. The formal list about service of the Arkhangelsk Mayor of 1st Guild of the merchant Meyer
Compiled on may 26, 1873. The mayor of Arkhangelsk merchant of 1 Guild Karl Ivanovich Meyer and fifty-nine years, faith Lutheran.
Features: Gold medal in Stanislaviv the ribbon and foreign order of Ernst August of 2 degrees.
Of merchants.
Has a wooden house with wooden services 2 hours 2 sq in Arkhangelsk.
He received education in the Arkhangelsk Evangelical school.
He served on the elections of the society:
A member of the Duma from 1850 to 1853 1 Jan,
Member of the Department of the Arkhangelsk commercial Council from 1861 to 1873 August 31,
A member of the Commercial court 1862-1865.
The purpose of the Hanoverian Government, with the permission of the Supreme was the Hanoverian Consul from 1863 to 1866.
For excellent service in the Commercial court, he was awarded the gold medal on the Stanislavsky ribbon, with the signature "for diligence" to be worn around his neck.
Awarded for service to the order of Consul Ernst August 2 article on the acceptance and wearing of which followed a Supreme Emperor of assent.
The purpose of the German government with the permission of the Supreme was the German Consul in the month of March, 1867.
A member of the Board of Trustees of the College 1870-1871. and January 1.
At the choice of merchants member of the accounting and lending Committee at the Arkhangelsk office of the state Bank in 1870-1871, January 1.
With the introduction of the Highest approved City Position was elected mayor of 1870 November 17.
G. the Minister of Internal Affairs confirmed to the post of Head 1870 December 9.
The graph was on leave, when and how much:
was from March 17, 1850 for four months;
from December 29, 1859 to 28 days;
from December 1, 1861 to 1 month;
from February 1, 1864 for 4 months.
On term show up.
Married to Dorothea of Moses.
They have children sons:
Carl was born in 1839.
Wilhelm 1840
Alexander 1842.
Rudolf 1852
And daughter:
Henrietta of 1844
Bertha in 1850.
Elmira 1855
Wife and children of the Evangelical faith. His wife and children are with him.
(Pencil, that is married, crossed out and written"widows, re-marriage not has").
HALO. F. 50. On. 1.D. 151. L. 17-20.
2. The petition of the sons of A. Popov
No. 287 March 10, 1809
Excellency Mr. Admiral Arkhangelsk military Governor, the Governor of the Province and Civil parts, the Main on the Arkhangelsk port and Commander of Various Orders the Gentleman to Martyn Petrovich von DEZENT.
Arkhangelsk merchants Alexei Popov sons I humbly request. For we had last year with the Danish Government duties, and that in this year newly adopted in the administration in Norway of some amount of rye, with the need to sending to knowing a foreign language person, what is and appointed attorney of the city of Hamburg native Benjamin Meyer, who arrived in 1807 by Paco on free passage in Russia of State of Ministry of Foreign Affairs this. And as though the administration needed by Meyer and exit from Russia that Pass him have this idea Your Excellency I humbly ask, to the country whence be for leaving him out of Russia proper grazing well, where zablagovremenno will apply.
Arkhangelsk 1 guilds merchants Alexey Popov sons.
Day of March 1809.
GAAO. F. 2. On. 1. D. 606. L. 9.
Parsheva Zhanna Aleksandrovna translated Into Russian.

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 Chronik des B.J.B. Meyer

The black notebook in which my grandfather Alexander Ferdinand Meyer, for example in 1910, the chronicle of his grandfather, B. J. B. Meyer has written down in the history of the descendants of the chronicler in his time, has described it, came after the death of my father in my possession.
In the case of many of the living descendants interested in family history. This has caused me, the records vervielfaeltigbar copy,and to attempt the history of the descendants up to the present time to continue. This requires the cooperation of the present Generation. The interest for this, I hope to Wake up, by I'll make you what I wore today, guys. Not only Additions and corrections to the data I'm interested in, but also to depictions of the Lebenslaeufe those where these are missing or imperfect.
Hamburg,imDezember1968.
Heinrich Meyer-Eltz.

2 Hamburg 20 Goebenstrasse 30.
Preliminary remarks on the chronicle of B. J. B. Meyer.
From the PostScript of my grandfather, and from other sources, that the name of the chronicler Benjamin was. A signature is preserved: "Ben. Meyer".
My grandfather had difficulty in reading the Yandschrift of his grandfather. He has therefore, in some Places "(undeutl.)" written. Also in this transcript taken over. I also managed not everywhere, to decipher the handwriting of my grandfather. So set rows to some of the copy Point. Behind words that are more than read, I put "(?)" set.
I have employed the spelling of my grandfather.
Some of the shortcuts are advertised, in order to make the Text intelligible,.
Anno 1781, the 21.June new style, I was born in Hamburg and received at baptism the name of Barthold Jacob Benjamin Meyer. Were Taufzeugen: Barthold of Breckwold, Jacob von Bargen, my mother's brother, Benjamin Meyer, my father, and the Aebtissin of the St. Johannis monastery, Erl. of Kistner.
My father heirethete about a year before my birth, my mother, Louisa of barges, and had the banking and exchange business taken of my grandfather Jacob von Bargen, as well as on the quays situated Stader Faehrhaus,. After a few year, but he sold and bought on the old Steinweg bele gene's great heritage, wherein a business; this he left to expand, and a nice riding by in the home for approximately 60 horses in the stable room. This he gave to the K. pr.Barn master H. v. Wehnert (undeutl.).
After he had lived some time in the home, vermiethete he such in addition to the in addition to gebaeden to different Miehtsleute and lived by the Revenuen.
By the siege of the Russians in 1812, under Beningsen, where Hamburg Suffered terrible much by the wayward, staying on the defensive of Marshal Davoust, was also was, in my father's house, where French Cavalry quartered, entirely ruined. Everyone knows and will remind you of that sad situation in this city, such as the cruel to the poor inhabitants Davoust quaelte and not chased up hinlaenglich to reproviantieren were able, in the Winter of strict Cold out of the city. My parents stayed, but was ruined by your property entirely. After the withdrawal of the French, the lack of money was so great that my father could not afford the Miethe to the house and the outbuilding to develop, and, therefore, had to be sold such a for a price of ca 30 000 Mark, what to me, when I was in 1807, in Hamburg, 80 000 Mark.
My father was a ruined man, because he had stuck to ca 28 000 mark foreign money in the home and the sale of the same now, this sum got.
In my 11 years, I was a preacher Rueckmann in Mecklenburg in Dreystuzen (undeutl.) in the Pension is made. So good indess the will of my parents to give me good education, and save no money for the education of my education, so the purpose of it was missed by the son of the preacher Rueckmann, the come recently from the University, and preacher, whose teaching I had enjoyed both the music as well as in other Sciences, his father left.
After I had fallen in love three years there, hahm me my father again, because he had heard that I learned little or nothing there. In Hamburg arrived, I visited several schools and also received private lessons in French, but since I could dedicate to my father, no special supervision, all surface was operated actually, what I have often enough cause to regret behabt. Of course, the schools and private institutions were not on today's walk set up, but I have been in a better supervision in my youth, a lot more green each learned. In my 15-th year I was given in Hamburg in an action in the case of Mr. Heinrich Gottfried Ide to 6 years. Here I acquired me a fairly good Product and industry knowledge (?), but I was neglected here, too, in the other. My Principal was not a man of education and my Collegen loose guys (undeutl.).
After I served 5 1/2 years, I was released and allowed my father to make a trip into the Interior of Germany. By recommendation of my former Colleagues Butte’s (A5) to his brother, the first preacher in Berstadt in Frankfurt a/M was, I went to him for 2 years. Because this preacher is an educator of a hereditary Prince of Hesse-Darmstadt, and a very educated man, and with the First of the nobility was known, so my stay was not without its Use.
I made many trips in the surroundings and in the first families with great courtesy was taken up and made very interesting acquaintances.
Due to special Circumstances persuaded I had made the decision to go into military services, why me, my friends, the unterten Empire free Lord of Schenk is particularly encouraging, and by her intercession as Militairs to get me soon an officer of the patent promised. But urgent letters from my father, calling me home, and also the reasonable expectations of the pastors ' Butte’s changed my mind, and I joined in April, 1801. Since it was on the Rhine jeyzt quiet, so I made a trip there and traveled via Frankfurt a/M, Giessen, Cassel, Hanover, Braunschweig, and Lueneburg to Hamburg and back.
In 1802, I made a trip to London with several young hamburgers; we spent several months right vergnuegt, but since my Cassa in losing weight was and I had to count on no Zuschluss to any advantageous employment could find, so I decided,since I stay no particular desire had in London, back to Hamburg. To hit this return trip is a good opportunity, I made by Madame Watson made the acquaintance of an English Capitains called Wuton, who was now ready to sail to Hamburg and would like to have a partner to Hamburg wished. He had a nice, new, him, itself hoerendes ship called the sailor's Cock. With this I decided to go back to Hamburg to travel, especially since, to me, should the cost of Passage, nothing.

We lived very well on Board, but had a trip of nearly four weeks, because we had very stuermischer weather and contrary winds, and twice after the Humber waste were; finally, we lawirten on 23.December with two Ostindinfahrern the Elbe, received Cuxhaven to anchor. Several vessels were not able to income, had increased accident and verunglu. Almost the Capitain had and I lost our life, we lead in the boat to land and went by foot to the Ritz buettel, of the Evening in the boat back to the ship drove, which had to eat a lantern as a Signal rising, but the night was not very dark, and [and the tide so strong that we reached the ship, and a leash puts in our path, we are not compensated but the darkness because of, and with the speed of the ships in the lake, drove that all the effort and rowing, nothing helped. The Capitain himself mitzurudern, and after several hours, as the tide had occurred, we managed to reach the ship. The Lootse assured us, if we were a few hours earlier dangers, we would probably have the ship never reached.
In Hamburg I engaged myself at a friends of my father, the ship broker Dirks, a very honorable man. Particular desire to travel, and the accidental meeting with a broker who had been awarded by several Bodies,moved me, and the next year a position in Archangel. Coincidentally, as I spoke with the realtor, we were close to the house, where Mr Jon.Stutzer from Archangel was at the time, which I encountered just while Packing his things to travel to Archangel. We were immediately on the conditions agreed and I gave him my word of honour that I have with the first vessels after the Archangel would go. I thought in the morning is any change, I was engaged in a period of an hour after the Archangel. This commitment is not had by the house to the applause of my Principals and my parents, as I had indess given Mr Stutzer my word, so I had to it also.I had a H. a note on the men's D. Rowohl(?), to make with me a Contract for 3 years in the name of the house of C. A. have & Co in Archangel, me to handle and I left after that, in 1803, in may, the ship "friendship," Capt. Pieter Pieters, the Lord Rowohl gehoertig, in the company of the Lord Pastor Linde and arrived at the 17-th of June a. c. in Archangel.
I joined immediately my place in the house of C. A. have & Co On the day of my arrival J. Stutzer was born a daughter, Margaret. Since the shops acceptances of this house, Mr. W. Brandt made a proposal to me to come with him to"s Comptoir, which I had to decline, since H. Stutzer made objections. I recommen commanded but a friend of Leopold Tieden, who also had the luck of my to be taken from the H. H., Becker, Brandt, & have engaged.
As I left in 1805, Mr Stutzer, and was going to travel to Hamburg, I had to win the luck with the old man Rohters 20 000 Mark in the Hamburg lottery.
On 18-th of June, 1806, I traveled in the company of Saml. Dircksen (?) according to St. Petersburg where I was staying for some time and went out of Kronstadt and Luebeck ship; and here I stayed for some time, and my parents and sisters came there from Hamburg to Desuch, because my father had many years in Luebeck conditionirt. Since I was by winning in the possession of a small Assets, so I wanted to support my uncle Bostelmann and his friends Brader Moeller (?) in Hamburg, which had a large Rhederei and my uncle usually made many shops, establish and all the arrangements were already made, as to the ill-fated success of the Schlscht beiJena the French took after a short time, Luebeck and Hamburg einrueckten what the English Hamburg blocked and the ship's travel locked.

Since this blocking lasted many years, so I had to give up the establishment, and traveled in 1807, from Hamburg, with a small, easy to ship (?), what I Wares loaded, about to go to the mudflats to toenning and change here to get out of there with Capt. Santzer, ship Elizabeth after the Archangel. — During my stay in Hamburg I was for several months very ill, which mirviel money cost. On 3-th of may, 1807, I left with the light vehicle in the company of my brother, Christian, Hamburg, and went to Cuxhaven, where we contrairen wind half.
to went to anchor. The French and Dutch had arrived there four strong batteries in the light thurm, and the English, which blocked the river Elbe, with two war Brigs (?), to bomb Cuxhaven. Our position, therefore, was not a pleasant one and we had to leave our vehicle in the stitches, runaway, and expect, if you such, destroy'd, or not; we came, but the day with the shock, went on the 4-th day under sail, and reached also happy toenning and change here. — Soon after, we heard that the English Cuxhaven had bombed and many houses etc. damaged.
In may, 1807, I left toenning and change here with the ship "Elizabeth" Capt. Santzer, to Archangel, where we at 18.June, happy arrived. In the case of the fortress I was stopped because my passport was not signed by the Russian envoy; and after a few days, I was granted permission to be incognito after the Archangel; until news of St. Petersburg, the run.
For two years I lived in Archangel, as always, the Elbe frozen, and to think of no Etablissemant. 1809 I received from Mr A. Popoff Sons in Archangel the Proposition of a trip to Norway, to liquidate the account with the former Danish government for the significant Expedition of cereals, which had cleared the H. H. A. Popoff Sons to Norwegwn. The real purpose was to shop for this or the government get money colonial wares and to specify any qualifying according to Archangel. To this end, I have made full of the daenischen envoy in St. Petersburg v. Blome, and with Fit, etc. of Rumjanzeff insure and traveled, after I obtained from the H. H. A. Popoff Sons my Instruction, on 10.April 1809 in the company of two people, according to Kola, to go from there to Norway by land. However, since there was suddenly occurred in very warm weather, so I could hardly come up Onega, where I left my Kibitka, and on a sled continued on and monster to many complaints and efforts Kola in 19 days. All of my clothes and papers were all wet, and almost on the body of rotten clothes I arrived in Kola. There I got in Alexey Popoff and after I dried my clothes a bit and me a few days to recover, I made a institution to St. Catherine's port to go to get out of there with a vehicle to Norway. St. Catherine's harbour was a branch of the white sea company, and is an island at the outlet of the Kola river. Here are several vehicles, two with wheat, should be charged, Popoff belonged to, and to get to Norway to sell imaginary, to such there as well.
Alone as soon as I had loaded a vehicle, as we were woken up in the night and is now in Archangel living Kaufmann Stephan Popoff crashed in and us warned that enemies were in the lake, which would already taken several ships and his ship, why he had to leave in a hurry in the boat.
Now the spectacle was large. Everything was now to flee, by that ..... coming to be; but before they went, and they put on rock guards, to signal the arrival of the enemy.
This was approx. at what Everything the island has left and happy to stay unless I and a certain Andrey Kuwaldin, whose vehicles were there, and I pervading cheer on his property and to be able to it may preserved. The fleeing is not advised but to follow him out to me, because you vermutheten that I will be of the arrival of the enemy want to...because I remained so calm and not flea. But he didn't stop, jumped out of the Karbass, and stayed with me. Around 4 o'clock in the Afternoon the English were in three large boats; I expected you on the shore. As they came around the corner and a battery of 3 cannons and a flag pole with the Russian flag were aware, were you, and were uncertain whether you are rowing or reverse. I called you; we could not understand, but the great distance, because well; however, they rowed further forward and the 12 man marine soldiers in a boat on me and so forth rowed a little bit.As they but no other landing-place noticed in addition to the, where you had the battery happen, so they did not trust the peace. I assured her after I perceived that there were English, that they had nothing to fear, because All fled, and only I and a small Boy back. Finally they decided to passeiren the battery and I always had to next door and all the guns were laid on me. — After you landed, inquired after the settlement, and saw now that the guns are not for defense but just for the Fun of the earlier in the same head (?) Ehmann down and weren't to Fire. They were very happy scientific the Land, and asked who I was and how I had gotten what I said to them, I stopped me for a few years in Archangel, some money earned and such in wheat created in the previous autumn, after Archangel left, to bring it to Norway, to sell and to gedaechte then with the money after my father city of Hamburg travel; however, the Season was a return to far and I had to arrive in Kola, so as not to fall into the Hands. Now I would be busy loading the vehicle and to try whether I could come to Norway; my Plan is foiled now because they had me arrived, and so would what you replied to me but nothing. I tractirte you with Tea, Grog and your various questions, whether Kola is a fortress, whether there is a lot of Military standing, I could only reply vaguely, because I had been looking around a lot since and only noticed that it was a wooden fortress without cannons.
My papers, which I had of the daenischen and Russian envoy to the authorities in Norway, I had hidden them all in a sheet metal can of between the rocks in the snow and only my passport as a businessman in Hamburg keep.
This no one knew except me and I could not be betrayed. Of the Evening they made to leave the institution for me to go to Kola.

I made them but felt they would effort have come up with their Langboeten then, because the Current was so incredibly strong. They rowed at my request, if you zurueckkaemen to visit me again, replied: good. I waited until the other day 11 o'clock in vain; but soon afterwards they came back and just after the landing place where I was standing. I greeted you quite friendly as well-Known, you rewiderten but nothing that rose to the Land, made a circle around me, all with entbloesstem sword and the oldest Lieutenant waves declared in the name of Sn British Majesty to take possession of all, made me a prisoner, gave me two men, occupied with guns my room. They demanded of me the key to the pack houses (?) etc. my answer is that I don't have such, they took Aexte, and beat the Thueren. I learned that you came to Cola, because the current was too strong, and you will also befuerchteten that, if you were in Kola, the Vehicles in the St. Catharine port may make it (?) would, and mostly they did not trust me.
Therefore, they decided to come here to return and to take possession of the ships and Wares in St. Catharine port and then with more Suedcurs of the frigate at the island of Kalduin (?) to get lag.
After two days they came, about 100 strong, with a heavily reinforced Boeten and went to Kola, after they had left a strong guard back. Of Kola all the inhabitants had fled, except for the Gorodnitschi and some Deamte, the captured, to the value of their things (?) deprived of and in the Kaznatscheistwox) were locked up. After you have taken several vehicles, including a nice new brig and the spirits had come to a halt, etc., left with the ships, Kola, and were blessed according to St. Catharine Harbor.
My watch was taken away and we were all (?) very good friends. Some of the vehicles coming from Norway, were taken. After about two weeks, in St. catharen port had stopped and all vehicles, 13 in number, loaded and ready, they went under sail.On each vehicle, an officer was set with hinlaenglicher team that were sent from the frigate. The headquarters was in my home. All the buildings were unharmed, only because we had become good friends and I asked them to schpnen everything. They also left me a vehicle with a wheat back.
After I stopped me out almost 2 months in Kola, I got command to the Archangel to return, because to do with the Norwegian Expedition, but nothing more.But in order to not make the way in the summer, landing back to, what at that time was very difficult, I preferred to go with a small Fishing vessel in the water.
We had no ship, and I had to self-lead as well as I could the vehicle.A certain Nelson,I had taken out of pity, in Kola, and the travel to the East Indies, had made, should be with sailor and I was counting on his knowledge to the lake. Unfortunately, but I cheated on me — he understood nothing and was always seasick. A violent storm, we had Indian, White sea, which threatened every moment of our vehicle, to devour; finally we came up to the Barre, where the vehicle came to the bottom, and the rudder lost.
I made signals, and was so pleased to find a Eischerkarbas, so I went to Archangel, and on 14.August 1809 arrived.
After this trip, I had a violent attack of Asthma, which I also could not get Rid of in several years. In the fall I came on to the Comtoir of Harrison & co.
Anno 1810 the 10th December I got married with my present wife Margarethe Elisabeth, the daughter of in 1807 the here deceased businessman Peter Gernet. The wedding Ceremony was done by Pastor Bruening.
My Principfl Kuesel was genoethigt Elevator because of his messy hands-on tavern and its action. In the year 1811, I started my own small business, especially the shipping trade was; I earned the summer over quite well and almost over my expectation.
In December, 1811, under I with my friends and brother-in-law a trip Tieden took to St. Petersburg, Riga, Reval, Pernau, Baldohn through the whole of Courland. In Mitau, where Tieden a native, I lived with a brother-in-law and I will never host a free recording that we forget all enjoyed. In Mitau, I was also a big masquerade ball, where most of the Kurlaendische nobility was present, and where I learned, among Others, the famous count Pahlen.
In Riga we spent some time and found the best recording. In Tieden and his mother, the resedierte on your small Guetchen Lafontaine, we brought a few days. — This ancient matron, as all the sisters and relatives of Tieden were All courteous people.
In 1812, at the Beginning of March, we were on our return trip to Archangel about Petersburg, and from there, on the Petrozavodsk, Olonetz, and Onega.The post road between Petersburg and Riga was very Lively and the outbreak of the war with Napoleon.
Anno 1812 died the Adjuster Schroeder, and at the request of the Lord's people buy I took the job. On the 3rd of September, I was in the government to take the oath as a Russian thrall to the 20th December of the same year, I was installirt as an average Adjuster.
Anno 1813 the 11th of April, gave birth to me, my wife, the second son, who first saw the light of the world, as I got a letter from my father from Hamburg, with the very pleasant news that the French under Davoust, the beloved father of the city and the tribulations now, after so many time spent in custody which, again, was free.
The 20th of may, my son was baptized and he gave the name of Alexander.
Were Taufzeugen: Demslle. Eugenie Have H. George Gernet H. Jak. (?) Gernet for E. W. Long
On the 3rd of June, 1813, I went to the H. Olivier bought the house, what I paid 5500 R. and for our old 1600 R. got, which Dr. Lind bought.
Anno 1814 made my father a visit of Hamburg. This summer I was very ill and did not believe that I will experience the fall.
The second of August, 1814, gave birth to me, my wife, a son, which is the Brehme in the Baptized by H. Pastor by the name of Carl Christian.
On the 5th of October 1815 was born to me a son, who was christened on the 28th of December in Holy baptism the name of Wilhelm Heinrich.
Were Taufzeugen:
Madme. Charlotte Tieden
Demslle. Henriette Have
H. George Shearing Gold
H. Jon. Gernet
H. Wilh. Linde
On the 6th of may, 1816, he died, and was buried on the 8th.
In 1817, the 21. May was born to me a son, who was baptized on the 11th of March 1818 and the name of Wilchelm Heinrich received.
Were Taufzeugen:
H. Doctor Tree
H. John Axe
H. Jn. Gernet
H. Theodor Hoevelaken
Demslle. Caroline van Drienen
Demslle. Caroline Bright
Demslle. Hermione Santzer.
This year I was elected into the oral court and committed Iwan Me. To serve Potapoff for me for 500 R. this year, I also built my house, which for me is about 6500 R. cost.
Anno 1818 d. 21st Decbr. gave my wife a daughter, who on the 18th
Maerz was baptized in 1819, Margarethe Elisabeth.
Were Taufzeugen:
Madme. Anna Bright
Madme. Eugenie Gernet
H. Andreas Paetz
H. Abracham v. Brienen
1820 d. 15th Novbr. gave birth to me, my wife, a daughter, of which the name
Louise received.

Were Taufzeugen:
Madme. Charlotte Tree
Madme. Ernestine Paetz
Madme. Heinriette Resolution
H. Doctor Dost
H. Pastor Brehme
This year, my oldest son, Alexander suddenly died.
From the year 1820, we received the high-souled Emperor Alexander Verguengstigung the exemption from taxes and billeting of 20 years, he commanded the inhabitants of his here in 1819.
In 1822, I was elected in the local magistrate as a councillor and was formerly a ship broker.
The 8th Febr. In 1822, my daughter Emilie was born and.
d. 9th August, baptized
Taufzeugen:
Demslle. Amalie Beil from Hamburg
H. Eritz Classen
Demslle. Maria Grove (now Md. Brandt)
H. police master v. Schoene.
The 15th of July, I traveled with H. Franz Schultz and Pastor Brehme
according to Onega, to the wedding of the local police-master v. Mocker.
Anno 1827, the 4th of may my daughter was born Jili and
d. 9th August baptized.
Tzufzeugen:
Mdme. Caroline Gernet
Dmslle. Alexandrine Tieden
H. J. H. Gellermann
H. Jon. Launitz.
Anno 1829 d. the 4th of February was born my son.
Taufzeugen:
H. Leopold Tieden
H. Ferdinand Linde
Mdme. Emilie Tree
Mdme. Gellermann.
In March of this year, our residents Eritz left us a Classen,
after he had almost accustomed to boiling for years with us.
In March of 1829, I went at the Request of the Lord Mollwo’s (x) for the
Summer to the Comptoir of Debree (?) and Mollwo
1830 d. the 15th of may, I dedicated me in the men's Clarke, Morgan
and co.
In 1831, the 10th of may I gave my son, Wilhelm, in the case of the CA —
ker Schiller,who had come from Petersburg, and here in Archangel
a free pharmacy was established in the teaching.
13.May broke out here the Cholera. In this year Carl was
confirmirt.
30.In June of 1831, traveled with my son Carl with the ships Sinstsia to
Norway to the H. H. Schumacher u. Clodius (?) according to Tromsoe.
In 1832 I was elected in the Palate, and as H. Brandt town main
remained, and gladly wished that I be with him ? would remain, so he did me
to Like this service to him, but had to, since H. Brandt from the services
got out, someone miethen in my place, as the villain of Dolgoschein put me so much in the way and me and h. treated Brandt on their way the most infamous manner. So I took Glatkoff for 2 1/2 yars for 1900. In 1832, Wilhelm was conformiert.
1834 my daughter Margarethe was conformiert.
On the 14th of August, my son Carl came out of Norwegwn with the ship Richard Brandt, Capt. Detleff back because his passport longer allowed him to reside in a foreign country. Hermann Molwo
On the 5th of October of the same year he went with H. Joh. Launitz, according to Onega, and was employed at Brandt's Etablissemsnt.
On the 16th (?) November my son had Wikhelm serves his year of apprenticeship in the case of Schiller and to make traveled on the 28th of November about St. Petersburg to Dorpat, in order to appear for the examination.
1835 may came Carl from Onega to visit and Wilhelm made his assistants-exam, where he got the 1st degree.
1835 d. 10th December was our 25jaehrigen wedding day.
In 1835, began William to study medicine. In this years we had a strict Cold of 40 degrees, which Nobody errinnerte.
In 1836, the river was on the 8th of April, which also no one errinnerte.
This year, I got a hef, to an attack of gout term attack of gout, which lasted about 4 weeks.
In July, Carl of Onega came to have an attack of gout in the face curiren. This month I got my brother a letter that my sister had died, and, contrary to expectations, left a little Fortune.
In the autumn of Carl from Onega came, since he had thrown with Launitz. This fall I had a serious illness.
In 1837, the engagement was of my oldest son, Carl, with Dmlle. Dorothea Clafton in Archangel; on the 9th of March, Carl traveled with the merchant to St. Petersburg and received on the 24th, the 2nd assecuranz compagni.
On the 11th of April, 1837, my daughter Louise conformirt.
My son, Wilhelm, who had abandoned his medical studies, came to St. Petersburg,.... (?) the pharmacist hallinger, and the next year he after the Archangel to his former Principal Schiller.
On the 1 2th of March 1838 traveled to Carl's bride, Dmlle. Clafton with Mad.
Sass to St. Petersburg, he could not pick them up; soon the wedding was.
The 27th of March 1838 my daughter Emma confirmirt and Julia and Alexander was arrived in the big school.
In 1839, Carl left the business, the Assecuranz and went to loader & Co in St. Petersburg.
The 26th of June, I was born a great son and received the name Carl Benjamin.
In August of 1839, my mother-in-law Gernet died in 87ten years of life.
To make 1840 traveled to my son, Wilhelm Gustav Brandt to St. Petersburg and there was the pharmacist Krels in service, but soon it was back to Dorpat to the care taker of exams.
The 21st December was born in St. Petersburg, a Grand son and received the name Wilhelm. In this years I in Commerz-court, was elected to a six—Palate, as a member for 3 years.
The 5th of September 1841 son of William of Dorpat came here, to the Schiller of its pharmacy, which I for 30.500 R (....(?) of him had bought.This year, I was elected as a Church leader.
In 1842, to the 31st of March, I was born a great son, Alexander Ferdinand.
The 5th of October, 1842 my daughter Julie conformirt was because the Pastor had Brehme disease half of the Confirmation Deposit at the top.
In 1844, I was chosen to administer the head of our Church. On the 20 th of October, a Grand daughter geborenmit name Henriette Louise was to me. On the 6th of August was the wedding of my son William with Dmlle. Louise Gernet and the 15th of November, the wedding of my daughter, Louise H. Franz Grell wine importer.
In 1845 I was in the Church meeting for the Church elders, elected in the place of the Hofraths Jacob Stutzer.
1845 April Alexander was Pastor Brehme conformirt and came out to the Comptoir of the English Consuls Whitehead.
19th of may, I was born a big daughter, Louise Meyer. In 1846, the 24.April was born my Grand daughter Adele Grell.
In 1846, the 3rd of October was born to me, a great son of Wilhelm Johann Meyer.
In 1847, the 11 (?)th July was a great fire, which einaescherte almost half of the city.
In 1848, the met us in the hall of chic, the Cholera showed itself again and many people died living; also my Dear son William, a sacrifice had to be the same.
Alexander Ferdinand Meyer, the great son of the chronicler, has written: Here the records close to my grandfather, Benjamin Meyer.

Grandfather stayed in the room until the end of his life, in the Comptoir of Clarce employed, although he was in the last few years very performance capable. 10.In December 1860 he and his wife Margaret of the children a Celebration of their Golden wedding organized.
The Grandfather died of old age weakness 11.Jan. 1868; the grandmother of the 16.March 1872.