Ohmenhausen was mentioned the in the historical books the first time in 1272. The preliminary name was
Ummenhausen and consisted only of a few houses. In the early days the Ohmenhausen protestant church was part of the parish in Maehringen. Deceased persons even have been buried near the church in Maehringen. Ohmenhausen is located between Reutlingen and Gomaringen and today is part of the city of Reutlingen. There’s a direct neighborhood to Maehringen, Gomaringen and Betzingen.
Kemmler
The oldest Kemmler in Ohmenhausen is Jakob Kemmler (born around 1590). His wife is unknown. He is the last ancestor in the my direct Kemmler line. A second line starts with Georg Kemmler (born around 1610) and his wife Maria.
Last names of the emigrants
Digel, Eißler, Hack, Hofer, Hornung, Junger, Kemmler, Krumm, Majer, Walz
Administration
Stadtverwaltung Reutlingen
Website: https://www.reutlingen.de/ohmenhausen
Lutheran parish in Ohmenhausen
Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Ohmenhausen
Am Kirchberg 7
72770 Reutlingen
Phone: +49 7121 57143
E-Mail: pfarramt.ohmenhausen@elkw.de
Website: http://www.ohmenhausen-evangelisch.de/
The Lutheran parish records are available locally, but they are not accessible to the public. Copies of the books and registers have been microfilmed by the Wuerttembergische Evangelische Kirche. Copies of the mircofilms are also available via the Mormon church. Online via Ancestry.com, Myheritage.com or Archion.de.
Pictures
With the permission of the city administration I can show some of the pictures of the Pfullingen website.
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