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1. Haas [1]
Chad, I suggest you join Lutheran Roots on rootsweb. You might ask and find out more about Pastor Haas's wife , e.g. if they married in the US, etc. Not only do ma=embers help each other, Joel Thorensen, ELCA archivist is on and a great help with older resources. Gloria Bauer Ishida On May 25, 2006, at 7:00 PM, ALSACE-LORRAINE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > ALSACE-LORRAINE-D Digest Volume 06 : Issue 126 > > Today's Topics: > #1 RE: ALSACE-LORRAINE-D Digest V06 # ["Richard Barrett" >
2. Re: [ALS-LOR] PHILIPPS [1]
Thank you for answering my query. I'm doing research for my cousin who does not have a computer. Stundwiller is an area he mentioned where he knows some of his Philipps family is from. I will check his family listing to see if your relatives are mentioned. Luckily, I found such a listing on geneanet.com which makes my research so much easier. I think he would like to meet any relatives who are descended from the Philipps line. He also has a cousin in NY state who is working on the family histor
3. Re: [ALS-LOR] Alexander/Alexandre [1]
I do know that my relatives from Metz in Alsace-Lorraine departed from Antwerp Belgium to come to US. Your relative most likely was from France. Maria -----Original Message----- From: Ln769eksa@aol.com To: ALSACE-LORRAINE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 13:33:09 EDT Subject: [ALS-LOR] Alexander/Alexandre Dear Listers, I would appreciate any opinions on the following: My husband's grandfather, Jacques (Jacob) ALEXANDER was from France according to his census information. His son said he th
4. Schwob and other Manspach families [1]
Shortcut for those of you in a hurry: ABT, FILLRINGER, GISINGER, KEMPF, RICHARD, RIEDINGER, SCHERRER, SCHWOB, SONTRAEGER, WICKER, Towns: MANSPACH, DANNEMARIE, RETZWILLER, ALTENACH. I have posted a query about my Schwob family from Manspach, but I neglected to add the other names I knew, so, here goes: Joseph Schwob (1806 Manspach - 1868 St. Louis, MO) f. Erhard Schwob b. 6/2/1776 in Manspach) Erhard's parents are Josef Schwob and Anna Wicker. m. Barbara Richard (died 5/25/1825 in Manspach) Joseph
5. Re Flory [1]
Beverley, There is a Bernard J. Flory in the US 1920 census whose parents listed as being born in Alsace Lorraine Germany (sic). This Bernard's age is given as 37, so born about 1883, in Pennsylvania. Most of 1890 censuses were destroyed in a fire, and that would have been the best key to see if he is one you are seeking. I checked the 1900 census but didn't find him. There are many other Benjamin Florys listed in Pennsylvania, various birth years in the 19th century, mostly in Penn. There are many
6. Re: [ALS-LOR] Brauviller/Brouviller records--location? [1]
Probably: Title Registres de l'itat civil, 1793-1892 Authors Brouviller (Moselle). Officier de l'itat civil (Main Author) Notes Microfilm des originaux dans les Archives dipartementales, Saint- Julien-lhs-Metz, France. Quelque texte en allemand. Comprend tables alphabitiques annuelles. Civil registration of births, marriages, deaths for Brouviller, Moselle, France; also called Brauweiler, Elsa_-Lothringen, Germany. Some text in German. Subjects France, Moselle, Brouviller - Civil registration Germany,
7. Re: [ALS-LOR] PHILIPPS [1]
Jacques BALL (1629 - January 14, 1716) is my eighth Great-grandfather. He was born and died in Aschbach, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France. My last direct member of the BALL Family is Marie Anna BALL (March 24, 1748 - December 01, 1814). She is my fourth Great-grandmother. She was born in Stundwiller, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France and died in Riedseltz, Wissembourg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France. If you want any of the information I have concerning the BALL family, you can contact me off-line. Ronal
8. Re: [ALS-LOR] Help on Lux [1]
Ewald or Etienne, I am going to Schweyen, Lorraine in Sept. I have found and have copies of my GGGrandfathers birth record there and I would like to know what else I could be looking for at the Maire in town. . His fathers house was the only one still there after WWll. Thank you both for your help in the past, to me and the rest of the group. Richard Williams, mogloom AT aol.com
9. Re: [ALS-LOR] PHILIPPS [1]
Hi Patti, I don't know whether my PHILIPPS is related to your line but my 3rd Great Grandmother was Margartha PHILIPPS. Born: 29 February 1756 in Zilling, Dept. Moselle (57) Region, Lorraine, France. Died 21 May 1797 in Zilling. Married: 04 April 1782 in Zilling to Johann Jacob REICHHELD Margaretha's parents were Johann Philipps and Anna Gangloff. Last July I had the pleasure of visiting Zilling and seeing the home of Margaretha and Jacob. Their names are carved in the stonework above the fron
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11. Re: [ALS-LOR] Help with surname Hoock [1]
In a message dated May 27, 2006 11:36 wrote : << Do you know if Deidesheim, Pfalz, Bayern was part of Alsace during the 1830s? >> ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Mary, Deidesheim is now in the county of Bad D|rkheim, Bezirk of Rheinhessen-Pfalz and land of Rheinland-Pfalz. The town is located about 55 km north of the French border. Deidesheim (ZIP 67146) was in the French dipartement "Mont-Tonnerre" between 1798 and 1814, but was never part of Alsace. For more see the maps 1812 : http://www.ieg-maps.uni-mainz
12. Re: [ALS-LOR] BERNARD FLORY [1]
Beverly, Antoine FLORY b. Altenbach (Haut-Rhin, Alsace), tailor, left Willer-sur-Thur for New-York with his wife, on May 1854, 35 years old. Charles FLORY worker b. 4 Nov. 1868 Cernay (Haut-Rhin), left Mulhouse for the USA on 1892, 24 years old Source : Liste nominative des haut-rhinois ayant imigri en Amirique (1800-1870), Author ADHR A connection? Ewald +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, May 14, 20
13. Re: [ALS-LOR] Fwd: New way to order Census1836 CDs [1]
I'm sorry, I should have noticed that she didn't include that information. Google tells me that Mme Geyer's website is at: http://site.voila.fr/chantalgeyer/ The site for the census alone is: http://site.voila.fr/census1836 Valorie On Thursday 11 May 2006 8:27 am, pamb1680@charter.net wrote: > What is the website address to order these? > > ---- Valorie Zimmerman wrote: > > ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- > > > > Subject: New way to order Census1836 CDs > > Date: Tuesda
14. Re: [ALS-LOR] Alsace Question [1]
Helen, Sulzbach is the German name for Soultzbach-les-Bains, Dipartement du Haut-Rhin (southern Alsace), in the arrondissement of Colmar and canton of Munster, about 5 km east of Munster and about 13 km west-southwest of the center of Colmar. Earlier the name of this town appeared also as Soultzbach and Sultzbach. There are other places in southern Alsace with the old name Sulzbach: Soppe-le-Bas and Soppe-le-Haut, both in the arrondissement of Thann and canton of Masevaux (called respectively in German, N
15. Sailing from Hamburg [1]
Hello, I am trying to locate information on [2] relatives who sailed from Hamburg to New York on the ship Allemannia. The Ship arrived in New York on 30 April 1866. The family names are Adolph Rauh [age 22] and Babbette Rauh [age 25]. I'm looking for their village of origin. Family lore states they came from Alsace [probably near Strasbourg]. Is their any way to get a copy of their applications for their voyage to the US? Is their another list that might have additional information? Thanks, Don Bloch
16. Re: [ALS-LOR] Jacob/Jakob/Jacques Alexander [1]
Hello all, Alsace was *never* part of historical Prussia (capital Berlin). However, the "second Reich" (1871-1918) was ruled by the Prussian King, who became the German Emperor, and it was often called the "Prussian Empire". Therefore many considered that Alsace was Prussian, just like all other parts of the Empire. Let's add that many true Prussians settles then in Alsace and held public functions. So, the "administration" was, so to say, Prussian. Etienne Alsace > De : Ln769eksa@aol.com > Date : S
17. Re: [ALS-LOR] Cemetery Research [1]
hi never heard from this interdiction Charles from Lorraine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Leezer" To: Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 1:03 AM Subject: [ALS-LOR] Cemetery Research > Dear Listers, > > I am leaving for France in several weeks. I hope to find the graves of my > ancestors. I have read that it is illegal to photograph tombstones in > France unless you have permission of the cemetery keeper. Is this true? > If it is wh
18. Re: [ALS-LOR] Help with surname Hoock [1]
Mary, Hoock is an Americanized name for HUCK, a common name in Alsace-Lorraine. The pronunciation of Hoock in English and the pronunciation of Huck in German are the same pronunciation. To hear both pronunciations you can use the site http://public.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php : choose the language, enter the word then click on ''speak'' Ewald +++++++++++++++++++++++++ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006
19. Re: [ALS-LOR] Fwd: New way to order Census1836 CDs [1]
What is the website address to order these? ---- Valorie Zimmerman wrote: > ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- > > Subject: New way to order Census1836 CDs > Date: Tuesday 09 May 2006 11:33 pm > From: "chantal" > To: valoriez@zimres.net > > hello > > this message is for the moderator of the mailing list "ALSACE-LORRAINE-L". > > In september 2005, one of the list member posted a message on this list about > the commercial practices of Geneanet who
20. Re: [ALS-LOR] Help with surname Hoock [1]
cool! I needed this info for not only the same side that Mary is looking for :-) ... but my 'other' side as well! Great info - ~Pam Frierdich-Staley~ Warrenton, MO http://www.michael-steppig-family-tree.com http://www.frierdich-staley-familytree.com Looking for surnames of BANGERT, CINNAUGHT/CANNAUGHT, DIESEL, DILLON, FIELDS, FRIERDICH/FRIEDRICH, GOLD, HATTER/HOERTER, KIEFER, KRAFT, MEES/MAES, MENTEL, MICHALEK (MICHAEL/EAL), MITCHELL, PROBST, RAPP, REIS, SCHALLOM, SCHELLHORN, STALEY, STEPPIG, THOELE, W
21. Haas more [1]
Chad also see this :http://www.elca.org/archives/regsyn.html Gives area archives for Lutherans. Gloria
22. Re: [ALS-LOR] Help on Lux [1]
Thank you Ewald, I am sure I will find out more about the BUCHHEIT family when I get to Schweyen. I have a copy of my GGGrandfather's birth record. He was born in 1820 and came to the US in 1847. I hope the local records go back to the early 1800's. Thank you again Ewald. Richard Williams
23. France-cemeteries....RE: reuse. Comments appreciated [1]
>From: "Sharon Leezer" >Date: Mon, 1 May 2006 16:03:56 -0700 >To: ALSACE-LORRAINE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Cemetery Research >Dear Listers, >I am leaving for France in several weeks. I hope to find the graves of my ancestors. I have read that it is illegal to photograph tombstones in France unless you have permission of the cemetery keeper. Is this true? If it is where do you find the cemetery keeper? Do you pay him? Has anyone encountered this problem? Thank you. >Sharon ---
24. Marriage contracts in Meuse and Haut Rhin [1]
I am seeking information on marriage contracts in these 2 Depts before 1860. Is this information available in books in regional libraries. I know that the originals are located in regional archives. Is the information available on the internet? Cecilia Researching Pingenot, Pichot, Rudinger, Garteiser and other surnames
25. Re: [ALS-LOR] Help with surname Hoock [1]
Ewald, Thank you for the information. Do you know if Deidesheim, Pfalz, Bayern was part of Alsace during the 1830s? I found a birth record on the LDS site that might be my Apollonia. Best Wishes, Mary from Arkansas, USA -------------- Original message -------------- From: "EWALD" > Mary, > > Hoock is an Americanized name for HUCK, a common name in Alsace-Lorraine. > The pronunciation of Hoock in English and the pronunciation of Huck in > German are the same pronunciatio
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