Heine family

Date: 1841-1959

By: Heine family

Reference: Micro-MS-0260

Description: The collection divided into four series (a) Mission period and missionaries (b) Lutheran Churches in Nelson (c) Heine family (d) and German families Source of title - Supplied title Relationship complexity - Typescript of Anna Dierks (nee Heine) diary held at MS-Papers-2326 The Heines came to New Zealand as the first Lutheran missionaries to New Zealand in 1843 on the St Pauli Quantity: 6 microfilm reel(s) positive. Physical Description: Mss and typescripts (microfilm) Finding Aids: Piece-level inventory available.

Date: 1875-1893, [1998]

By: Heine family

Reference: MSX-5085

Description: Anna Dierk's diary is a detailed account of her life as an elder daughter in a household of fourteen children and as a missionary's wife. Written in German Gothic text the diary was translated into English by her son, Theo Dierks. Joachim Mattner compared this English translation with the original German text and noted alterations which he felt were accurate translations of the original. The text which appears here is a typescript copy of Theo Dierk's English translation with Mattner's annotation inserted into the text in square brackets. It is accompanied by a note by the donor explaining the background to, and providing a summary of, Mattner's annotations. Pastor Heine's recollections were written in 1884 at the request of his family and contain an account of his ancestory and childhood. The narrative ceases in 1828 while he was still a boy in living in Germany. The typescript contains minor corrections by Mattner inserted in the text and indicated by square brackets. Relationship complexity - Photocopy of original diary of Anna Dierks located at MS-Papers-6083; modern German translation located at MS-Papers-6180 and English translation by Theo Dierks located at MS-Papers-2326 Rev Johannes Wilhelm Christoph Heine was a Lutheran pastor to the German congregation at Upper Moutere. In 1882 his daughter, Anna Heine, married Hartwig Dierks, a Lutheran missionary, and went to live at Waitotara and later Woodville near Wanganui. Quantity: 1 volume(s). 0.02 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescript (photocopy) Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Mr E W Heine, Wellington, 1999

Date: 5 Sep 1899

From: Heine, Clara Mathilde, fl 1960s: Photographs of Upper Moutere and Wellington

Reference: 1/2-032577-G

Description: Fiftieth wedding anniversary of the Reverend and Mrs Johann Wilhelm Christoph Heine, 5th September, 1899, probably at Upper Moutere. Child in foreground: John Erle Schroder. Front row: Gertrude Heine, Mrs J Thiel (nee Heine), Joseph Heine. Second row from front: (seated): Rev J Thiel, Rev J W C Heine and Mrs Heine. Dietrich Wilkens, Feodor Kelling (also known as Johann Friederich Augustus Kelling), Mrs F Schroder. Third row from front (standing): Mrs George Bensemann, Mrs H Bensemenn, Frederick Bensemann, Mrs D Max, Mrs D Wilkens, Henry B, David Max, F Schroder. Back row: J H C Drogemuller, George Bensemann, Feodor Kelling Jnr, Heinrich Darel (standing above), John Muller, unidentified, Christopher Carl Diedrich Drogemuller. Names transcribed from back of file print. Christopher Drogemuller's name supplied by researcher. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: Glass negative