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1. Re: Name changes [1]
Chris, I'm sure someone else on the list can answer more expertly. Most of my early Germans changed their names around the turn of the century, Gottlieb Friedrich to Fred, Carl to Charles etc. I think it had a lot to do with the political situation in Germany at the time. The Kaiser becoming more aggressive and so forth. The fatherland was openly demanding that German immigrants in Australia support the Kaiser. There were marchs, rallies and so forth which caused some anti-german sentiment in some are
2. Re: Schwerin [1]
This is Christina SCHWERIN, she was accidently shot by the son of the family where she was housekeeping at Crow's Nest Cheers Bev -----Original Message----- From: Janice Nightingale To: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, 30 November 2001 4:03 Subject: Schwerin >Came across this today whilst looking for something else. >Deaths in Toowoomba Hospital 1899 >Tina Schwerin 15 yrs admitted October 29, 1899; died November 4, 1899 >
3. Re: Kretchmar's Band [1]
Chris & Kerry, Fred KRETSCHMAR, who founded the band, was my Great Great Grandfather. My aunt mentions the following in her diary... In 1869 Fred found employment in a brass band that travelled around the country playing at races and other sports meetings. In one celebrated incident the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt, who had been on the loose since September 1863, held up Fred's band at Bonno Bonno Gap whilst they were on their way to the Tenterfield races. Thunderbolt had the bandsmen play tunes whilst
4. THAT DREADED VIRUS [1]
Hi Everyone, I apologise for passing on the virus to anyone. It appeared this morning in the form of .mp3 file and had done the damage before I realised what was going on - blame it on the early morning and not enough coffee yet. Have scanned and removed infected files, emails etc. so hopefully am now free. The virus detector tells me that I am. Once again, my apologies Cyn
5. Re: emigration from Neumark/east brandenburg to australia [1]
Thank you Peter, does it mention where these people were migrating to in Australia? I am interested in the name HAHN......... >Hahn; Harthe; Z|llichau-Schwiebus; 1838 >Hahn; Klastawe; Meseritz; 1838-41 >Hahn; Prittisch; Schwerin/O; 1838-41< My Johanna HAHN/e married ca 1840s Henrich or Carl Ludwig Henrich MEYER of Banteln, KofH. Regards Jenny Jenny Myers (MEYER) Arcadia Vale NSW Australia
6. Re: Name changes [1]
Hullo Beverley and Janice, These name changes have created headaches for me too. There is one thing that I have wondered about. Whenever I have been looking at passenger lists or the BDM I have found the surname MULLER or M|ller, rarely MUELLER yet my mother who was a second generation Australian wrote her surname as MUELLER as well asthe other versions on her music books. I expected to find MUELLER in the German records. Has anyone any explanation? Thank you, Wendy ---------- >From: "Beverly"
7. Re: BDM Lookup [1]
Hi Kerry, I can only help with the birth of Wilhelm Johann Christian GERBER - he was a little difficult to find as he was listed as GORBER - Wilhelm Johann Christian GORBER - parents Hermann Ferdinand and Wilhelmine ROSENTRETER born 22 Oct 1879 - Q'ld reg no. 1880/6294 Q'ld deaths have only been released till 1949, so I can't help with either of these. Regards Daph Mr Kerry Muller wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > Hope we didn't eaat too much for Christmas - I did! > > I too have a couple of names I would lik
8. TETZLAFF, PERSKE, MANTHEI [1]
Wilhelmine TETZLAFF was a passenger on the "Herschel" from Hamburg which arrived in Bowen in July 1873. Her marriage certificate to Matthew MITCHELL (February 1875) named her parents as Johann TETZLAFF and Anna PERSKE and that she was born in Deutsche Krone, West Prussia. It seems likely that she was related to the PERSKE and MANTHEI families who were on the same vessel. The marriage took place in Mackay and it looks like she remained there in Mackay until she died in 1902. Does anyone have any TETZLAFF'
9. Carl Anger [1]
Dear Janice, Sorry, I was pre-occupied when you were in the T&DDFHS research centre the other week. I have found mention of Carl Anger in a book which some of the list may have, titled The German Presence in Queensland, Manfred Jurgensen and Alan Corkhill, eds, Dept of German, University of Qld, 1988, ISBN 0 86776 2527 (paperback) or 0 86776 246X (hardback). Page 161 says "The scope of this work for two ministers was clearly impossible and calls went out for more ministers. The Gossner society, now with
10. RE: Gedcoms & Backup your Files [1]
Hello Albert You obviously belong to the 'other' Grulkes as well as the 'other' Schneiders. You seem to have the basis of a good story there. I hope to read it one day. Gedcoms are usually created out of 'File', 'Export' & then you have to work your way through the options. PAF5 has a miriad of options allowing you to split your data on family lines or, before a certain year or, by surname only & so on & so on. Family Tree Maker simply allows you to create a .ged of all your data. .ged files are comp
11. Greetings [1]
It seems that once again it is time to day all those nice things we are supposed to say to each other at this time of year. I would like to say Thank You to all those who have contributed so much material to this list over the year. I would also like to say that through the list I have formed some wonderful friendships and even found a few relatives that I never knew existed. I hope that one day soon we might meet in person. I especially enjoyed meeting Lorrae last July and sharing some time with her. I loo
12. an apology [1]
Jim and list, About a week ago I received an infected email with the subject line "Markham, Pelling, Tranby" and it appeared to have been sent by Jim Crighton. My computer had previously been infected with the Bad Trans Virus by a similar email sent from someone else on the list. After much trial and tribulation, I managed to remove the virus but the experience had been so traumatic to me that I have since then refused to open any attachments with or without the pop up screen warning me of the presence of
13. RE: Early Lutheran Church- Toowoomba [1]
Pastor Carl Anger was sent to Queensland in 1863 by the Gossner Mission Society. It appears that he may not have came as a pastor but a layman to work among German migrants in Queensland. In the early days it was common practice it seems that the government assisted a number of theological trained men form Germany to come to the stat to provide pastoral care to the migrants. In 1863 Pastor Schirmeister ordained him at St Paul's Lutheran c Church in Toowoomba and then installed him as the pastor. There was s
14. family Berlin [1]
> 1. CHRISTIAN FREDERICK2 BERLIN was born 5 October 1822 in Brandenburg, Hello, where is Christian borne Friedrich Berlin in the country or the city Brandenburg? I have the family Berlin in my ancestor line from Falkenhagen in the ring Prenzlau. The name Berlin gives it much in the northern Uckermark, Schlepkow, Hetzdorf and Jagow. They were mostly from the profession shepherd. greetings from germany Peter Woddow
15. East Brandenburg [1]
Hello Paul, for East Brandenburg (it is the Neumark) gives it a mail list and also a database via 100000 entries. Your surname Hatfield would be able to also come from Germany, would be able to come from the name Hartfield, this manag in northern Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Strelitz before. There is also researcher to this families in Germany and the USA. I have too some memos to this. greetings from germany Peter Woddow
16. Martschinke [1]
Hi List, I am helping a distant cousin of mine who is researching the name Martschinke and it's surname variations. The Martschinke are from the Wide Bay region and are connected to my Bellert's. Hoping that someone can be of assitance. Kind regards Wayne Bunning
17. Gundlach [1]
Dear Peter Thank you for the information. My Gundlach's were from Biesenthal, Brandenburg. Hermann August Franz Gundlach born Biesenthal 1859 came to Sydney Australia in 1878. His father & mother were also born Biesenthal, as follows: August Friedrich Gundlach born 1814 died 1865 Biesenthal married Biesenthal 1842 Louise Sophie Schulze born Biesenthal 1824 died Biesenthal 1902. Johann Gottlieb Gundlach born 1781 died 1813 Biesenthal. Christian Ludwig Gundlach born 1738 died 1805 Biesenthal. I do not
18. Re: tpg or tpgi - which is the correct address. [1]
TPG and TPGI are the same thing. Both are Total Peripherals Group Internet. I am a subscriber of this server and yes, the past week or so has bee atrocious. Speeds are well down, and mail can be difficult or impossible to download most of the time. I have threatened to change on many occasions, but never got around to it. Cheers Rob Wallis Perth WA Beverly wrote: >Listers - for those of you who use either tpg or tpgi in you email address I >have just had 7 messages as noted failed in an attempt t
19. Re: JIM CREIGHTON [1]
Hi Other than my email last night to the list, there have been no emails sent from this computer, for several days to the List or to Bev, according to the mail in the "Sent" box. Bev would you please open up the headers on your messages supposedly from me and we can try to trace the originator of the messages as I am getting P******d off with my name been dragged through the mud. Jim Crighton
20. Best wishes for the festive season [1]
I would just like to wish our list members a wonderful Christmas and New Year, and would like to thank everyone that has provided me with advice and invaluable information throughout the year. Kind Regards, Kerry Muller (coolish) Melbourne
21. Surname Spellings [1]
I was interested to read about the variations in the speellings of some surnames. This can cause a hell of a lot of problems in research as I have found out..... My Prussian Ancestors that came to Australia on the "Eugenie" in 1873 were Ignatz ZELINSKI and Anna KUGASKI. They then settled in Tarampa. ZELINSKI has been found under records under the various variations ZIELINSKI ZIELINSKY ZELIMSKIE ZELINSKE GELINSKI GOLINSKI CHELINSKI Makes it hard checking records certainly...The GELINSKI GOLINSKI surnam
22. RE: JIM CREIGHTON [1]
Bev None of the virus' that i received came through rootsweb. I understand that rootsweb mailing list cannot and does not allow attachments. Therefore, we cannot get it through the list. The virus is being spread from us list members who are unfortunate enough to open an email directly from another list member, especially when so many of us are on so many lists. Your comment below suggests that your virus came through the list. ""(although they did not do such a good job this past week or so)."" Hope
23. Labinsky [1]
Here another a birth Labinsky of Prenzlau: Nr.67/1852 St Sabinen church Prenzlau *07.08.1852 chr. 22.08.1852 Julius Ernst Hermann Labinsky fother: Carl Ludwig- Maurer mather: Wilhelmine Friederike Holtz Nr.25/1864 St Sabinen Prenzlau *11.03.1864 chr. 03.04 + 01.12.1868 Anna Wilhelmine Auguste Labinsky fother: August Ludwig mather: Frederike Charlotte Peter gewesene Kr|ger Nr.5/1868 St Sabinen *03.01.1868 chr. 26.01 +05.06.1868 Caroline Malwine Pauline Morosini Nr.32/1869 *01.04.1869 chr. 18.
24. Re: MUIR/SCHULTZ [1]
Dear Bev (Edmonds), Thanks for the info on the SCHULTZ/MUIR 70th wedding celebration. This is my SCHULTZ line. cheers, Beverly. Life on Earth is Expensive, but at least you get a free trip around the sun....... So wear a hat and enjoy the ride!
25. Re: Queensland Deaths Lookup [1]
Dear Jill, The Queensland Birth Indexes are released only until 1949, so I can't help you with your last two queries, sorry about that - The parents of Benjamin BERLIN d 6 Nov 1927 are listed as Carl Friedrich Ernst BERLIN and Johanne Friedricke CALLIN, Q'ld reg no. 1927/4199 Daph Heiner Jill TUMES wrote: > Someone recently mentioned having the Queensland death records and offered to do lookups. Could you please see if the parents are mentioned for: > > Benjamin BERLIN > Died 6th Novembe
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