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<\/p>\n“She had no fear of Harm.”<\/p>\n
A newspaper today would appear insensitive if it made word plays that poked fun at the names of key characters in a court room drama, but that was not the case in 1892.\u00a0The Quincy Daily Journal<\/em> of Friday, February 05, 1892 had a great time with the name of Volke’s beau, Harm Habbus.<\/p>\n Volke Behrens did not marry Harm Habbus. The newspaper indicated that the reason for their failure to marry was not known. Habbus paid Volke’s father, Ulfert Behrens, $215–purportedly for the upkeep of the child. Styled “Rikka” by the newspaper, her name was actually Fredericka Maria, after her grandmother Fredericka Maria Herman (Lichtsinn) Behrens.<\/p>\n According to the newspaper after about a year Volke married a Mr. Sartorius and her daughter Fredericka lived with her and her new husband for about a year.<\/p>\n That’s when things start to change…<\/p>\n Confusing the issue is the fact that Volke’s sister Trientje married Hinrich Sartorius, brother of Volke’s husband, Herman. Trientje and Hinrich also had a daughter named Fredericka Maria–after the same grandmother.<\/p>\n Stay tuned….it’s not over yet. (part I is here<\/a>)<\/p>\n