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The following is a list of the individual appendixes which follow. Where necessary, a description of the appendix has been included. In the cases where a picture is available on the Computer CD which is available separately, the computer file name has been included as well.

Appendix Number FILE Description
1 A map showing the location of Eicksen in relationship to Minden and Bergkirchen.
2 Land owned by the Brink family in 1845.
3 Sketch by Frauke Bokemeyer of a Floor plan of a traditional old North German farm house.
4 A sketch by Lloyd Brink of the head board that graced the Brink home in Germany.
5 Picture of Brink German home with the old bake house on the left and the head board above the door.
6 Rear of Brink German home.
7 Front of Brink German home.
8 Heinz Bokemeyer leading a horse out of the Brink German home, then the Bokemeyer home.
9 Eicksen #6, Bokemeyer home, today.
10 Sketch by Lloyd Brink of the Grandemans chest built in 1735.
11 Sketch by Lloyd Brink of the Rolfinges chest built in 1747.
12 A photo of the Meier wardrobe.
13 A map of Germany showing the areas where low German (Plattdeutsche)was spoken.
14 Front view of Berg Kirche.
15 Side and back view of Berg Kirche.
16 Berg Kirche in the hills.
17 zioncem.htm Original Zion Evangelical Cemetery on part of Krughoff estate. The names and dates of the individuals buried in this cemetery are listed.
18 Elm Point School.
19 North Prairie Band. Back row left to right - Leonard Brink (trombone), Martin Huck (bass), Unknown (trombone), Arthur Beckemeyer (trombone), Harvey Hake (trombone), Albert Kleeman (trombone), Julius Hake (baritone), Albert Brink (bass drum). Seated and staggered left to right - Paul Johnson (snare drum), Gilbert Hake (trombone), Paul Rixman (clarinet), Fred Pries (alto saxophone), Waldo Brink (clarinet), William Brink (alto horn), Arthur Rixman (clarinet), Arthur Dueker (alto saxaphone), Martin Struckmeyer (cornet), Walter Sachtleben (alto Saxaphone), Elmer Hake (cornet), Julius Krughoff (cornet), unknown (cornet), Paul Gerstkemper (cornet), unknown (cornet).
20 North Prairie Church.
21 Removing the bell from the North Prairie Church Belfry.
22 The bell monument at North Prairie Cemetery.
23 Brink Brothers General Merchandise store in Huegely, Illinois. Left to right - Emma Finke Brink, Helen Brink, unknown, unknown, unknown, Henry Brink, Martha Hoffman Brink, Lydia Uphoff Brink, unknown, unknown, Fred Brink, unknown, unknown, Delta Brink, Elinor Brink, unknown, Ethel Brink, Edith Brink. We are not sure of the names of those identified and would like to be able to identify all of them if anyone can help.
24 The C. F. Brink moving van in front of his home in Huegely, Illinois.
25 The steam engine C. F. Brink used in moving homes and buildings.
26 A map showing Brink land ownership in 1945.
27 A map from 1971 platbook of Hoyleton Township showing land ownership.
28 A map from 1993 platbook of Hoyleton Township showing land ownership.
29 An old map showing some of the original land owners.
30 The Henry J. Brink Family. Left to right back row - Bertha, Hannah, and Waldo Brink. Front row - parents Henry J. and Minnie Hoffman Brink.
31 Charles L. C. and Martha Elizabeth Krughoff Brink Wedding Photograph.
32 Chalk portraits of Charles L. C. and Martha E. Krughoff Brink.
33 Charles L. C. Brink family photograph taken in August 1921 at the Brink reunion. Names always left to right, Top Row: Sylvester Ludwig and Harvey Brink. Next two rows as one: Edith Brink Hake, Rev. Frank Rademacher, Lawrence Hake, Iona Brink, Delta Brink, Elizabeth Brink, Helen Brink, Henry Brink, Elinor Brink Burnett, Arthur Burnett, William Brink. Next row down: Ethel Brink, Mary Brink Rademacher, Louise Brink, Martha Hoffman Brink, Theodore Ludwig, Charles F. Brink, Fred Brink, Lydia Uphoff Brink. Second row from bottom: Grace Tschuden, Joy Tschuden, Irvin Brink, Charles L. C. Brink, Minnie Brink Ludwig, Emma Finke Brink. Front row: Louis Rademacher, Clarence Brink, Raymond Brink, Harold Brink, Vianna Brink, Howard Brink.
34 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Krughoff. Frederick Wilhelm Hasemann married Mary (Marie) Elizabeth Krughoff, and they took the Krughoff name.
35 Charles L. C. Brink's Daughters. Left to right - Elizabeth, Clara, Mary, Minnie, and Louise Brink.
36 Charles L. C. Brink's Sons. Left to right - Fred, William, Henry, and Charles F. Brink.
37 Rev. Theodore and Minnie Brink Ludwig and his son by his first wife, Clara, who was deceased.
38 Thrashing in Huegely, Washington County, Illinois area. William G. Brink is on the left.
39 Thrashing in Huegely, Washington County, Illinois area. Takes place on the road leading west out of Huegely. At the crossroads in the picture, the road to the right leads to the farm of William G. Brink. He is in the lower right hand corner with the pitch fork stretched out before him.
40 Wedding photograph of Charles F. and Emma Finke Brink.
41 Casper and Mary Krueger Finke behind their home east of Huegely, Washington County, Illinois.
42 The Finke Family in front of their farm home. Left to right - William Finke, Emma Finke Brink, Casper Finke, Charlotte Krueger (Mary Krueger Finke's mother), Joseph Finke, Mary Krueger Finke, George Finke, and Martha Finke.
43 Four Generation Photograph. Great-grandmother Charlotte Krueger, Grandmother Mary Krueger Finke, Mother Emma Finke Brink, and Elinor Brink.
44 Henry F. W. and Martha Hoffman Brink Family Photograph. Left to right back row - Iona, Edith, and Harvey Brink. Front row left to right - Henry F. W. Brink, Martha Hoffman Brink, and Joy Tschuden (daughter of Clara and Emil Tschuden). Henry and Martha raised Joy after her mother passed away.
45 Fred William and Lydia Uphoff Brink Wedding Photograph.
46 Mrs. Rev. Frank D. (Mary Brink)Rademacher and two of the Rademacher children, possibly Ezra and Louis or Louis and Irvin.
47 Wedding Photograph of Emil and Clara Brink Tschuden.
48 Friedrich Bokemeyer, first child of Karl Ernst Friedrich and Caroline Sophie Louise Meier Bokemeyer.
49 Second and Third Children of Karl Ernst Friedrich and Caroline Sophie Louise Meier Bokemeyer, Caroline and Marie Bokemeyer.
50 Karl Ernst Friedrich Bokemeyer (husband of Caroline Sophie Louise Meier) and their fourth child Karl August Heinrich Wilhelm Bokemeyer.
51 Caroline Sophie Louise Meier Bokemeyer with their fifth child, daughter Luise Bokemeyer.
52 Heinz (Heinrich Hermann August) Bokemeyer with his Mother Friederike Sophie Bloebaum and Father Hermann Bokemeyer in front of their home in Eicksen, Kreis Minden, Germany.
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Appendix Number	FILE	Description
1		A map showing the location of Eicksen in relationship to Minden and Bergkirchen.
2		Land owned by the Brink family in 1845.
3		Sketch by Frauke Bokemeyer of a Floor plan of a traditional old North German farm house.
4		A sketch by Lloyd Brink of the head board that graced the Brink home in Germany.
5		Picture of Brink German home with the old bake house on the left and the head board above the door.
6		Rear of Brink German home.
7		Front of Brink German home.
8		Heinz Bokemeyer leading a horse out of the Brink German home, then the Bokemeyer home.
9		Eicksen #6, Bokemeyer home, today.
10		Sketch by Lloyd Brink of the Grandemans chest built in 1735.
11		Sketch by Lloyd Brink of the Rolfinges chest built in 1747.
12		A photo of the Meier wardrobe.
13		A map of Germany showing the areas where low German (Plattdeutsche)was spoken.
14		Front view of Berg Kirche.
15		Side and back view of Berg Kirche.
16		Berg Kirche in the hills.
17	zioncem.htm	Original Zion Evangelical Cemetery on part of Krughoff estate. The names and dates of the individuals buried in this cemetery are listed.
18		Elm Point School.
19		North Prairie Band. Back row left to right - Leonard Brink (trombone), Martin Huck (bass), Unknown (trombone), Arthur Beckemeyer (trombone), Harvey Hake (trombone), Albert Kleeman (trombone), Julius Hake (baritone), Albert Brink (bass drum). Seated and staggered left to right - Paul Johnson (snare drum), Gilbert Hake (trombone), Paul Rixman (clarinet), Fred Pries (alto saxophone), Waldo Brink (clarinet), William Brink (alto horn), Arthur Rixman (clarinet), Arthur Dueker (alto saxaphone), Martin Struckmeyer (cornet), Walter Sachtleben (alto Saxaphone), Elmer Hake (cornet), Julius Krughoff (cornet), unknown (cornet), Paul Gerstkemper (cornet), unknown (cornet).
20		North Prairie Church.
21		Removing the bell from the North Prairie Church Belfry.
22		The bell monument at North Prairie Cemetery.
23		Brink Brothers General Merchandise store in Huegely, Illinois. Left to right - Emma Finke Brink, Helen Brink, unknown, unknown, unknown, Henry Brink, Martha Hoffman Brink, Lydia Uphoff Brink, unknown, unknown, Fred Brink, unknown, unknown, Delta Brink, Elinor Brink, unknown, Ethel Brink, Edith Brink. We are not sure of the names of those identified and would like to be able to identify all of them if anyone can help.
24		The C. F. Brink moving van in front of his home in Huegely, Illinois.
25		The steam engine C. F. Brink used in moving homes and buildings.
26		A map showing Brink land ownership in 1945.
27		A map from 1971 platbook of Hoyleton Township showing land ownership.
28		A map from 1993 platbook of Hoyleton Township showing land ownership.
29		An old map showing some of the original land owners.
30		The Henry J. Brink Family. Left to right back row - Bertha, Hannah, and Waldo Brink. Front row - parents Henry J. and Minnie Hoffman Brink.
31		Charles L. C. and Martha Elizabeth Krughoff Brink Wedding Photograph.
32		Chalk portraits of Charles L. C. and Martha E. Krughoff Brink.
33		Charles L. C. Brink family photograph taken in August 1921 at the Brink reunion. Names always left to right, Top Row: Sylvester Ludwig and Harvey Brink. Next two rows as one: Edith Brink Hake, Rev. Frank Rademacher, Lawrence Hake, Iona Brink, Delta Brink, Elizabeth Brink, Helen Brink, Henry Brink, Elinor Brink Burnett, Arthur Burnett, William Brink. Next row down: Ethel Brink, Mary Brink Rademacher, Louise Brink, Martha Hoffman Brink, Theodore Ludwig, Charles F. Brink, Fred Brink, Lydia Uphoff Brink. Second row from bottom: Grace Tschuden, Joy Tschuden, Irvin Brink, Charles L. C. Brink, Minnie Brink Ludwig, Emma Finke Brink. Front row: Louis Rademacher, Clarence Brink, Raymond Brink, Harold Brink, Vianna Brink, Howard Brink.
34		Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Krughoff. Frederick Wilhelm Hasemann married Mary (Marie) Elizabeth Krughoff, and they took the Krughoff name.
35		Charles L. C. Brink's Daughters. Left to right - Elizabeth, Clara, Mary, Minnie, and Louise Brink.
36		Charles L. C. Brink's Sons. Left to right - Fred, William, Henry, and Charles F. Brink.
37		Rev. Theodore and Minnie Brink Ludwig and his son by his first wife, Clara, who was deceased.
38		Thrashing in Huegely, Washington County, Illinois area. William G. Brink is on the left.
39		Thrashing in Huegely, Washington County, Illinois area. Takes place on the road leading west out of Huegely. At the crossroads in the picture, the road to the right leads to the farm of William G. Brink. He is in the lower right hand corner with the pitch fork stretched out before him.
40		Wedding photograph of Charles F. and Emma Finke Brink.
41		Casper and Mary Krueger Finke behind their home east of Huegely, Washington County, Illinois.
42		The Finke Family in front of their farm home. Left to right - William Finke, Emma Finke Brink, Casper Finke, Charlotte Krueger (Mary Krueger Finke's mother), Joseph Finke, Mary Krueger Finke, George Finke, and Martha Finke.
43		Four Generation Photograph. Great-grandmother Charlotte Krueger, Grandmother Mary Krueger Finke, Mother Emma Finke Brink, and Elinor Brink.
44		Henry F. W. and Martha Hoffman Brink Family Photograph. Left to right back row - Iona, Edith, and Harvey Brink. Front row left to right - Henry F. W. Brink, Martha Hoffman Brink, and Joy Tschuden (daughter of Clara and Emil Tschuden). Henry and Martha raised Joy after her mother passed away.
45		Fred William and Lydia Uphoff Brink Wedding Photograph.
46		Mrs. Rev. Frank D. (Mary Brink)Rademacher and two of the Rademacher children, possibly Ezra and Louis or Louis and Irvin.
47		Wedding Photograph of Emil and Clara Brink Tschuden.
48		Friedrich Bokemeyer, first child of Karl Ernst Friedrich and Caroline Sophie Louise Meier Bokemeyer.
49		Second and Third Children of Karl Ernst Friedrich and Caroline Sophie Louise Meier Bokemeyer, Caroline and Marie Bokemeyer.
50		Karl Ernst Friedrich Bokemeyer (husband of Caroline Sophie Louise Meier) and their fourth child Karl August Heinrich Wilhelm Bokemeyer.
51		Caroline Sophie Louise Meier Bokemeyer with their fifth child, daughter Luise Bokemeyer.
52		Heinz (Heinrich Hermann August) Bokemeyer with his Mother Friederike Sophie Bloebaum and Father Hermann Bokemeyer in front of their home in Eicksen, Kreis Minden, Germany.
53	submit.htm	How to Sumit Corrections and/or New Submissions.
54	directns.htm	Directions to Help You Read This Book Easily.

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