Re: Bindemann of Prussia?

Phil C. wrote:

>I've received an 1870 Pancras, London marriage cert for Louisa
>Elizabeth CROUCH b.1841 East Stonehouse (Plymouth) Devon. I'd like to
>find out what became of her. The groom was Ferdinand Dietrich Wilhelm
>Christoph BINDEMANN, Professor of Music. His father is given as Johann
>Christian Bindemann, hatter, deceased. No further details.
>
>I can't find any further trace of the couple in British records. She
>was one of four surviving Crouch sisters. One of them is later
>described as having moved to live in Russia or Prussia (accounts vary
>and it does make rather a difference!). I can narrow that down to
>either Louisa or one other sister - I've already tracked down the
>others. Bindemann in British census and IGI records commonly seems to
>be of Prussian origin - so it seems *promising* that Louisa may be the
>sister in question and Prussia the destination.
>
>Given I've so little to go on, is there any simple way I can check
>whether Louisa or her husband are in any Prussian/German records? Any
>advice is welcome.
>  
>
There was a Ferdinand Deitrich W C Bindemann who married June Quarter 
1870 in Pancreas.
Could he have remarried?
Found on the FreeBMD site

Carol