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Missionary assistant with missionary Franz Heinrich Kleinschmidt to Damraland, 1842-1856 in Windhoek, Otjikango, Scheppmansdorf, Walvis Bay, see also RMG 2.598; Curriculum Vitae, 1851; Letters and diary reports, Dutch, 1848-1855;

Collective correspondence; letters, travelogues, diaries of J. H. Schmelen, Franz Heinrich Kleinschmidt, Joh. Friedrich Budler, Carl Hugo Hahn, Johann Heinrich Lutz, Hans Christian Knudsen and Ferdinand Brecher; curriculum vitae of Joh. Hendrik (Jan) Bam;

1903-1951 in Otjosazu, Franzfontein, Outjo, Okombahe, Usakos, Swakopmund; letters and reports, 1902-1950; curriculum vitae, application, medical certificate, 1895-1902; sketch of a mission property to be acquired in Outjo, 1905; death announcement for Mrs. Helene Brockmann, née. Upmeyer, 1935; draft e. Präsesinstruktion with notes by Heinrich Vedder, 1938; Kassenbericht d. Generalkasse Südwestafrika, 1947; obituary for Heinrich Johann Brockmann 1951; obituary for Dora Brockmann, née Hollerbaum, 1954;

Missionary construction technician, 1901-1908 in Windhoek, Karibib, Okahandja, Otjimbingue, Rehoboth; letters and work reports, 1901-1909; curriculum vitae, certificates, 1899-1901; instruction for Johann Jacob Diehl, 1901; construction report of the Windhoek Mission Church, 1902; report on the visit to the station building in Otjizewa, 1903; proposals for e. Building regulations for the Herero Conference, 1906;

1903-1951 in Berseba, Keetmanshoop, Swakopmund; letters and reports, 1903-1958; curriculum vitae, certificates, medical certificate, 1894-1903; obituary for Mrs. Elfriede Eisenberg, née Schmitz, 1956; obituary for Friedrich Gustav Eisenberg, 1958;

1901-1902 in Omaruru, Outjo, Namakunde; curriculum vitae (3 versions), testimonies, 1892 & 1895; letters during military service in Berlin, 1895; medical certificate, 1901; letters, 1901-1902;

1 curriculum vitae; 2 letters from Dar-es-Salaam

Missionary craftsman, missionary farmer, 1912-1915 Karibib; curriculum vitae, application, certificates, instruction, 1911-1912; letters from Okahandja and Karibib, 1912-1914;

1841-1873 in Kommagas, Windhoek, Otjikango, Otjimbingue, preacher at Cap 1874-1884, pastor in Paarl from 1887, see also RMG 2.598; curriculum vitae, 1841; letters, diaries and travelogues, also by Emma Hahn, née Hone, 1841-1866

1872-1881 in Berseba, Hoachanas; Letters and travel diaries, 1872-1881; View of the destroyed station Hoachanas (pencil drawing), 1875; description of Hoachanas: Lage, Bewohner, Schule, Kirche, 1876; report by Mrs. Johanne Heider, née Werbeck about the death of her husband, 1881; curriculum vitae and application of Eduard Heider junior for admission to the mission seminary, 1896;

1905-1925 on Borneo, 1925-1929 homeland service, 1930-1953 in the Capeland in the German community; Borneo:; curriculum vitae, 1898; medical certificate, 1904; letters and reports, also detailed travel reports from Borneo

Farmer, Mission Farmer, 1913-1920 in Ganachaams, Gaub; application, testimony, instruction, 1913; letters and reports, 1913-1921; curriculum vitae and application of Heinrich Kleinschmidt (younger brother of Gerhard Wilhelm Martin Kleinschmidt), 1906-1909;

Missions-Bauhandwerker, 1907-1910 in Berseba, Lüderitz Bay; curriculum vitae, application, certificates, 1906-1907; instruction, 1907; letters and reports, 1908-1910;

1879-1885 in Omaruru, Okozondye, Okombahe; letters and reports, 1879-1885; Military Leadership Certificate, 1874; curriculum vitae and medical certificate, 1879; printed instruction for Kaspar Heinrich Niederwelland, 1879; passport, 1879;

1904-1908 in Hoachanas, Keetmanshoop; curriculum vitae and application documents, 1898; letters and reports, 1904-1908; personal sheet and inventory list, 1908;

1895-1899 in Windhoek, parish office Kapland, later parish office Germany et al. in Dautzschen in Saxony; letters, travel report, station and annual reports from Windhoek, 1895-1899; letter of application, curriculum vitae, copies of certificates, instruction, 1895; thanks of the Evangelische Gemeinde-Kirchenrat Windhoek for Heinrich Siebes' services, 1900; reports about Heinrich Siebes' parish office in Wynberg, 1900-1905;