The numbers in front of the section headers indicate the generation number, starting from the oldest known ancestors described here as generation 1. The letters are sorted alphabetically and indicate the order of the birthdates of the children (though not all the time I have yet made a page for every child).

• (1) The oldest ancestors
• (2) The quartermaster
  • (3a) Friedrich Maximilian August Engellenner (1793–?)
    • (4a) Georg Johann Theodor Engellenner (1822–?)
  • (3b) Wilhelmine Johanna Henriette Engellenner (1795/1796–?)
  • (3c) Georg Friedrich Engellenner (1796/1797–?)
  • (3d) Augusta Friederica Louise Engellenner (1802–?)
    • (4a) Peter Wilhelm Friedrich August Jensen (1824)
  • (3e) Ernst Christian Bartholin Engellenner (1805–1880)
    • (4a) Hans Christian Engellenner (1832–1855)
      • (5a) Ernst Christian Engellenner (1855–1926)
    • (4b) Julius Christian Engellenner (1848–1890)
    • (4c) Ernst Christian Bartholin Engellenner (1836–1900)
    • (4d) Gotthard Friedrich Engellenner (1842–?)
      • (5a) Wilhelm Ernst Eduard Engellenner (1868–1911)
      • A long journey
      • The son James Thomas
      • The son Ernest Adam
      • Together in New York
      • The daughter Sarah
  • (3f) Lorenz Peter August Engellenner (1808–1870)
    • (4a) Hans Jürgen Engellenner (1838–1891)
      • (5a) August Nicolai Engellenner (1864–1937)
      • (5b) Anne Marie Elisabeth Engellenner (1865–1929)
  • (3g) Wilhelmine Johanne Engellenner (1810/1811–?)