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1. Re: [ALS-LOR] Bosche Surname [1]
Randy, I do not know what information you have on the Bosche/Bousch/Busch/Bush family at this time. I have a few items from my side of the Bousch/Busch/Bush family and would be happy to send them to you if you are interested. I am in the process of organizing all of my material into specific binders and it may be a little while before I can get it to you. Paula
2. RE: [ALS-LOR] Old Ship [1]
A Google search of Normandie Newark produced some interesting sites; http://www.nzmaritime.co.nz/qm2/gallery/N1.htm http://www.bryking.com/normandie/normandie1.html http://www.worldshipny.com/normandie.html plus more. -----Original Message----- From: Tonya Lebo [mailto:tonlebo@ptd.net] Sent: lundi 9 juin 2003 02:45 To: ALSACE-LORRAINE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALS-LOR] Old Ship Hi All I am searching for a ship named the Normandy. This ship was once known as the pride of France, it was a luxury line
3. Re: [ALS-LOR] ARBOGAST [1]
> Unfortunately I can not link this ARBOGAST but perhaps someone else can. > > Phillip ARBOGAST, grocer, age 48 in the 1860 US Census; born France as was > his wife Magdalena age 40. Four children all born in NY: Caroline 15, Mary > 13, Amelia 11, Phillip 9. I can copy the census record and send it. Sorry > but if there are additional children it's on another page and that I can not > access. Apparently I can access only heads of family in this census. > There are five other children on the next page of
4. Re: [ALS-LOR] Dengelsheim [1]
Kirchenbuch, 1626-1792 Evangelische Kirche Sesenheim (Kr. Hagenau) (Main Author) Parish registers of baptisms, marriages, confirmations, and miscel- laneous notes for Sessenheim, Bas-Rhin, France. Includes the towns Auenheim, Dalhunden, Dengolsheim, Giesenheim, Rountznheim, Statt- mattem, and Soufflenheim. Text in German. Taufen 1627-1627 Taufen 1632-1656 (nicht in der Zeitfolge) Taufen 1656-1688 Notizen Taufen 1688-1700 Taufen 1700-1719 Tote 1702-1706 Heiraten 1703-1706 - FHL INTL Film [ 746031 ] Ta
5. [ALS-LOR] church history in Dieffenbach and Durrenbach [1]
Is there anyone who lives in or near the two villages of Dieffenbach-les-Woerth (67) and Durrenbach (67) who could tell me the history of the Catholic Churches there. I would like to know more about St. Joseph's Church in Dieffenbach and St. Bartholomew's Church in Durrenbach. I will offer to pay a reasonable amount for the cost of pictures of the two churches and the area if there is someone who can take digital photos and send them via email. Thank you, Shirley _______________________________________
6. Re: [ALS-LOR] HAUCK, HAUG, HUG surname [1]
Dear Norma, Hope my note finds you well. Yes, Vogel is my maiden name and to be honest, I have no idea where this line comes from. I am working on my father's maternal and paternal sides in a hap-hazard way but making great discoveries. I have one document, Declaration of Intent, I think, that states Joseph Vogel as arriving in 1838, it is from the State of New York City and County of New York. Census information reveals that he and his wife, Mary Magdelena Sachmeister, are from Bavaria. They had two
7. Re: [ALS-LOR] Bosche Surname [1]
Paula Perhaps when you get your material all together, would you mind forwarding this material to me when you are ready to send it to Randy. My Busch's came from Alsace/Lorriane but haven't connected as yet. Most of this surname immigrated to the Banat in the early 1700's but they originated in the Alsace/Lorriane area. Thanks John Busch
8. [ALS-LOR] (ALS-LOR) Researching CLERC, DESCOMBES, WALTHER, SCHREINER [1]
I am hoping to connect with anyone who might be researching the following names: Marie Josephine Xavier CLERC born 1769, married to Jacques WALTHER. Anastasia CLERC, born 1770, married to Jean Pierre DESCOMBES. Pierre Francois CLERC, born 1774, married to Charlotte Elisabeth SCHREINER. Thank you, Gail
9. [ALS-LOR] [ADMIN]: Research Help in the Alsace [1]
Let me use this opportunity to remind every subscriber that your use of this list, along with all other Rootsweb lists, is bound by the Acceptable Use Policy: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html Let me begin by saying that I admire and have used professional genealogists and researchers in the past. However, commercial activity is NOT ALLOWED on Rootsweb lists. I hope that our professionals will stay on the Alsace-Lorraine list, and continue to help list members. However, discussion of private
10. [ALS-LOR] Letter from Alsace-Lorraine, dated Dec 7, 1918 [1]
I thought I would share with the list a letter that has been in the family. It describes conditions after WWI in Alsace. I thought some of you might find it interesting. The letter was sent by a friend of Mrs. John (Hortense) ABEL, sister to my GG-grandmother Maria Theresia KIEFFER nee PFLIEGER/PFLUEGER. The letter had been printed in the newspaper located in Wausau, Marathon Co., Wisconsin. I have left spelling etc as is, and added some names in parenthesis. I would appreciate any comments etc! Kath
11. Re: [ALS-LOR] genealogy research in the Baden/A-L region [1]
You may wish to contact Herr Reinhard Hofer. email: Hofer-Bavaria@t-online.de webpage: www.emigration-research.de.vu Frank *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 6/2/2003 at 10:52 AM William H. Thielbahr wrote: >Does anyone know of a competent person in the Baden/A-L region who could >research church records or whatever to help me find my long-sought John >WIEZEL (WIETZEL)? He listed his country of origin in the 1860 California >census as "Baden". His wife Caroline HEROLD listed her country as >"
12. Fw: [ALS-LOR] Application papers waived? [1]
This information is on the Philadelphia City Archives site.As I read it, it appears to say that a declaration didn't have to be filed if the person was under 18 when the entered the country. The declaration could be waived in that instance. Am I correct in assuming that? Pat D The petition for naturalization occurred at least two years after the declaration of intention and after the alien had resided within the United States for at least five years. Uniformly, the petition for naturalization will give
13. [ALS-LOR] Re: Please unsubscribe [1]
Please unsubscribe while I am away on vacation. Thanks!
14. Re: [ALS-LOR] Language [1]
In a message dated 06/06/2003 AmLynda@aol.com writes : << I ...asked if low German was spoken in Alsace-Lorraine. I was told it was a mixture of French and German. How do I ask this ? ? Can you mix those two languages? Do you use German words and French words in the same sentence? >> +++++++++ Lynda, The German dialects spoken in Alsace-Lorraine are : 1) ''Allemand supirieur'' (Oberdeutsch) a) ''francique rhinan miridional'' in the area of Wissembourg b) ''bas-alimanique du nord'' in the area of Bou
15. Re: [ALS-LOR] Letter from Alsace-Lorraine, dated Dec 7, 1918 [1]
Thank you for sharing this touching letter with all of us. It certainly puts our lives and the lives of our ancestors into perspective. Although my own emigrated to America from Alsace in 1860, distant cousins no doubt remained in Europe. There but for the Grace of God... Stephen Chatsworth, CA
16. Re: [ALS-LOR] Letter from Alsace-Lorraine, dated Dec 7, 1918 [1]
hi I keep reading about how wonderful this letter was......Somehow I missed the letter..Would you please put the letter out again for all of us that did not see it the first time...... thanks Cindy
17. [ALS-LOR] help translating birth records [1]
I have 2 birth records I could use some help with. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gerber/marie2083.jpg I think says "marie ann lefevre born 2nd day of ??? to Pierre Lefevre of Havre de Grace (?) and Shalene Schnell of Oberenheim (?), married ???? http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gerber/marie1156.jpg Marie Ann LeFevre born 19 day Germinal 4am to Jean Baptiste LeFevre and Christine Bock married in ?? Sounbourg?? Finally a question. In USA my ancestors name appears as Margaretta - co
18. [ALS-LOR] HAUCK, HAUG, HUG surname [1]
In the past month there have been discussions on several of the European lists as to the origin of the Hauck name, with several questions regarding whether it is a Swiss name. In my genealogy I have connections to the Hauck name in Hunspach, Bas-Rhin (Alsace) France in the late 1600's early 1700's. The book, "Histoire de Hunspach et de la Paroisse de Hunspach, Hofen, Ingolsheim", by Hermann Gerst, published by Editions Oberlin Strassbourg in 1975, makes numerous references to the Hauck name in this time p
19. Re: [ALS-LOR] Application papers [1]
Kelly, The archive info on hours and location plus more is at this website: Click Here: NARA | Facilities | New York
20. [ALS-LOR] Fw: SCHWEIGERT [1]
Many thanks to Valorie Zimmerman for her answer to a query regarding application papers. That opened for me a renewed search among county papers for records in Oliver County, North Dakota. I have some leads now but would like to know if anyone has information about a SCHWEIGERT family. My grandfather, Jakob Fried, arrived in North Dakota in 1900 and his family was taken in for a time by an aunt, Rosa (Fried) Schweigert. The Frieds migrated from Karlsruhe, Odessa. A young family of Schweigerts were trav
21. Re: [ALS-LOR] HECKMANN from Doolin(?), France [1]
> My great-grandfather, Ignatius John Heckmann, was born on May 28, 1848 > Hi Liz, I did find this : Heckmann, Christ. Balthasa Place: America Year: 1849 Primary immigrant: Heckmann, Christ. Balthasa Accompanying family members: Wife; son Permanent entry number: 151522 Accession number: 8964637 Source publication code: 8123.11 Source publication page number: 82 Source publication: SCHRADER-MUGGENTHALER, CORNELIA. The Alsace Emigration Book. Vol. 2. Apollo, PA: Closson Press, 1991. 203p. Source
22. [ALS-LOR] genealogy research in the Baden/A-L region [1]
Does anyone know of a competent person in the Baden/A-L region who could research church records or whatever to help me find my long-sought John WIEZEL (WIETZEL)? He listed his country of origin in the 1860 California census as "Baden". His wife Caroline HEROLD listed her country as "France". Family oral history suggests they immigrated to the U.S. from somewhere in the Alsace Lorraine region. They were married the same year as they immigrated to the U.S. (1852) so I have no idea if the marriage took pl
23. [ALS-LOR] Old Ship [1]
Hi All I am searching for a ship named the Normandy. This ship was once known as the pride of France, it was a luxury liner. The ship was pictured in the New York harbor being towed to Newark, New Jersey to be dismantled around the time of the 2nd World War. It was a large cruise ship being converted to a troop transport when it caught fire. I believe it was dismantled by a salvage company by the name of or owned by a Lipsett family. Lipsett was written on the side of the ship. I would apprec
24. [ALS-LOR] ARBOGAST [1]
Unfortunately I can not link this ARBOGAST but perhaps someone else can. Phillip ARBOGAST, grocer, age 48 in the 1860 US Census; born France as was his wife Magdalena age 40. Four children all born in NY: Caroline 15, Mary 13, Amelia 11, Phillip 9. I can copy the census record and send it. Sorry but if there are additional children it's on another page and that I can not access. Apparently I can access only heads of family in this census. Sorry but at this time I am unable to do other surname lookups.
25. Re: [ALS-LOR] HAUCK, HAUG, HUG surname [1]
Would the surname HOUGH [Australia] be of some help. ----- Original Message ----- From: "N. H. Goodman" To: Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 8:17 AM Subject: Re: [ALS-LOR] HAUCK, HAUG, HUG surname Dear Kelly; Is the Vogel in your name your maiden name? I am sure you noticed in my posting (below) that there is reference to my ancestor Hans Jacob Vogler (Vogeler). Do you suppose we share any Vogel/Vogler ancestors? Some of the Vogler and Hauck (Hug)
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