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1. Thomas Theopolus Knippers [1]
Searching for family of Thomas Theopolus Knippers, Muhiheim,near Cologne,Germany. b.1804 and Christen in 1818 in Germany. Left on Boat " Brig Johanna Catharine" in 1820 14 January. Locating the family of Knippers. Brenda Knippers: E-Mail: DEKnippers@aol.com
2. Re: Familie Enders [1]
>lazerex wrote in message >news:20001205192643.21683.00003022@ng-fe1.aol.com... >> Hello Everyone in Group! >> >> I am researching my great grandfather Peter Enders. He came to Chicago, >> Illinois from Germany sometime during the mid-1860's. According to the >> memorial card issued at the time of his death, he was born 12 March 1842 >in >> Rohlingen Rgb. Trier (I think this means that Rohlingen was in the >> administrative district of Trier). I have found no such village on any of >the
3. soc.genealogy.german Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Part 4/4 [1]
Archive-name: genealogy/german-faq/part4 Posting-Frequency: monthly Last-modified: 2000/06/14 Version: 2.6 URL: http://www.genealogy.net/gene/faqs/sgg.html soc.genealogy.german Frequently Asked Questions List, Part 4/4 Copyright (c) 2000 by Jim Eggert, EggertJ@crosswinds.net Version 2.6, 14 Jun 2000. All Rights Reserved. - ---------------------------- Subject: 23. How can I send money to Germany? The most convenient and economical way to send money overseas is to use a credit ca
4. Heinrich Ziebell family [1]
I have been searching for records of Heinrich Ziebell who died in Germany in the Pommern region sometime in the 1860-1870s. He was my great-great-grandfather. His widow Caroline, and there three sons aged 8, 10, and 12 came to America soon after. My great-grandfather, Richard Ziebell, was the 8 year old son. The family ended up in Hubbard, Iowa. I am really interested in finding where Heinrich Ziebell is buried. I think that is the secret to finding my family roots. Kent Ziebell -- _________________
5. Re: Kirchenbuecher [1]
Henning Boettcher's Bemerkung zu Kai Perschmann: > "Kai Perschmann" schrieb > > > > ............. Die Archive wollen nat|rlich, dass die > > Interessenten zu ihnen kommen und dort f|r teures Geld > > die Unterlagen ansehen, Kopien machen etc., also eine > > reine Abzockerei. > > > Das mvchte ich so nicht stehen lassen. Ich habe selbst in einigen > Orten in Deutschland Abschriften aus Kirchenb|chern angefertigt. Ich > kann nicht sagen, da_ ich irgendwo mehr als ein
6. HERBST family [1]
Looking for parents of Johannes Herbst b-8/22/1773? and wife Maria Magdalina Fisscher. They left Germany around 1793 on ship "JOHN" for the US. They arrived in Phila PA port on March 12, 1794. I'd like to know what children may have been onboard that ship when it left port, also any brothers/sisters of Johannes Herbst and wife Maria Magdalina Fisscher. I received some conflicting information that I'm hoping someone can help me with on the germany side of it. (some state Johannes parents were Nicola
7. BOPP of Mannheim and Herxheim, Germany [1]
I am trying to identify the parents of SIBILLA BOPP who was born in Mannheim, Germany. Her father was JOHANNES BOPP. Sibilla was born around 1808 and married JOHANNES DIETRICH ROCHEVOT 29 May 1830 in Herxheim. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Billie Rochevot
8. Re: "Black German" [1]
My "Black German" ancestors were from near Gaildorf, Wue. Other branches from Alsace and Laufen, Baden - but most of those can be traced to Switzerland. Jennifer Clark
9. Re: Which Province, Kingdom and/or State? [1]
Henning, in your posting is an error: > According to my map > 1789 Woellnau and Gorschlitz were part of Kingdom of Saxony. The Kingdom of Saxony was the result of the alliance of Posen between Napoleon Bonaparte and Friedrich August III., elector of Saxony, in December 11th, 1806. Before that date Saxony was an Electorate. The elector Friedrich August III. became King Friedrich August I. of Saxony. Regards, Peter M.
10. Re: Wertemburg [1]
Hi Gwendy, try this page for Wuerttemberg. http://www.rootsweb.com/~deubadnw/ Christmasregards Ute Trimpert
11. Re: Tobiassen [1]
Lynn, Make your posting on the OSTFRIESEN-L@Rootsweb.com page. They would most likely have information on your Ostfriesen forebears. Russ Ehler
12. Re: Gurk/Hertweck in Bischweier, Baden, Germany [1]
Thanks for info. Email is famg1211@aol.com Don't know how the NOSPAM got stuck in there. Sue Gurk, MI. Researching Anderson (Norway), Bailey, Colby, Gurk, Gustavisson (Norway/Sweden), MCCARTHY(Ire, NY, MI), Nedry, Singer, Southerland/Sutherland (USA), Spicer, Stickney, Storrs, Young (NH, MI), others.
13. soc.genealogy.german Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Part 2/4 [1]
Archive-name: genealogy/german-faq/part2 Posting-Frequency: monthly Last-modified: 2000/06/14 Version: 2.6 URL: http://www.genealogy.net/gene/faqs/sgg.html soc.genealogy.german Frequently Asked Questions List, Part 2/4 Copyright (c) 2000 by Jim Eggert, EggertJ@crosswinds.net Version 2.6, 14 Jun 2000. All Rights Reserved. - ---------------------------- Subject: 8. Where is the town/village Xyz? The best places to look are: online: GEOserv For modern Germany only.
14. Re: Familie Enders [1]
>Subject: Re: Familie Enders >From: LNiemannG@navix.net >Date: 12/9/00 8:43 AM Central Standard Time >Message-id: <000001c061ee$97d4f2c0$8dce9ece@bg92652> > >There are only 2 Enders listed in Trier in the German phone book. It might >help to write and ask them where their people came from--sending a photocopy >of the memorial card. Surely the place is/was near Trier, to have been >mentioned as Rgb. Trier. Have you looked at Meyers-Orts at the Family >History Center? If it was a village still in existence in
15. Re: Familie Enders [1]
>Hello, Christa! > Thank you for your response. > > I had found the town of Rehlingen on a map previous to posting my message >to >the newsgroup, and was thinking that the memorial card may have had a >spelling >error. On that assumption, I requested microfilms from the Family History >Center of the Latter Day Saints, which is located near where I live. I >obtained microfilms of Rehlingen civil records for the period 1833-1852 and >Rehlingen church records for the period 1817-1887. I found no birth lis
16. Re: Kirchenb|cher [1]
Hallo, ich hatte geschrieben > >Es wird doch immer wieder gesagt, da_ Verfilmungen deutscher > >Kirchenb|cher in Deutschland nicht eingesehen werden kvnnen! und Thomas Arbs hatte geantwortet > afaik kvnnen Verfilmungen _bestimmter_ deutscher Kirchenb|cher in > Deutschland nicht eingesehen werden, und zwar genau dann, wenn die > betreffenden Gemeinden dem widersprochen haben. Aha! Mir aber leider viel zu ungenau formuliert...Deshalb stelle ich zwei Fragen: 1) Deutsche Kirchenb|cher in der Verfilmung
17. Re: soc.genealogy.surnames.german question [1]
In article <91tarh$tqp$1@eskinews.eskimo.com>, Oscar J. Engfer wrote: >I have not seen anything in "soc.genealogy.surnames.german" for a long time. >Has this gone away? The automoderator that screens messages for all the soc.genealogy.surnames.* newsgroups and the linked SURNAMES-* mailing lists has been shut down since late June for troubleshooting. A mail loop problem caused dozens of copies of a very long message to be sent to the several of the newsgroups. We're waiting for one of
18. Familie Enders [1]
Hello Everyone in Group! I am researching my great grandfather Peter Enders. He came to Chicago, Illinois from Germany sometime during the mid-1860's. According to the memorial card issued at the time of his death, he was born 12 March 1842 in Rohlingen Rgb. Trier (I think this means that Rohlingen was in the administrative district of Trier). I have found no such village on any of the maps of Germany that I have been able to purchase in the U.S. nor by using MapQuest.com. I have found a town in Wuertte
19. Re: Wertemburg [1]
Try http://www.google.com/ Put in the name you want. there is German to English translation available at http://.babelfish.altavista.com/translate.dyn
20. Re: Need Translation help [1]
>I really don't think tin cans were invented in the late 1800s. I am >not sure when they were invented, but they are at least 200 or maybe >500 years older. >And indeed, '1 Kanne Bier' was 1 can of beer. I am not so sure. I just looked in MS Encarta Reference and it says: " Canning, process of preserving food by heating and sealing it in airtight containers. The process was invented (1809) by Nicolas Appert, a French confectioner." So did someone in Westfalen begin to can beer in 1730's? mit freundlich
21. Re: Family van Goor Julich and Flodorff [1]
I have a Von Julich family in my tree. In working on them I was told that the town and name had been changed to Gulich. This town I could find on a modern map while I could not find Julich. Hope this helps. Bob
22. Re: Gebuehren fuer Dokumente [1]
Standesamt Wuppertal, Urkundenstelle ....
23. Ort-bzw. Ortsteilsuche [1]
Hallo, ich suche einen Ort mit dem namen GRABESCHAU. Er m|_te in der Ndhe von Ro_wein/Sachsen liegen. Wer kann mir helfen? Danke f|r die Bem|hungen und ein gutes neues Jahr. Kerstin
24. Re: WEBER [1]
>I would appreciate any information on the WEBER family in the Palatine >Province around 1717. > D Weaver (dweaver@cts.com) My 4th g-grandmother was REGINA WEBER. She was born about 1793, and on February 14, 1815 at Katholisch, Oppenheim, Rheinhessen, Hessen she married ADAMUS WILHELM. Their son, ADAM MARTIN, was born in Oppenheim, and their grandson, ADAM MARTIN, was born in Mainz. I would like to hear from anyone who has information on this family. Julia L JuliaL1957@aol.com -- delete NOSPAM to repl
25. Re: world war 2 [1]
fran wrote: > > I am wanting to interview any ex members of any branch of the Wehrmacht > 1939-45 for inclusion on a website documenting the military history and > experiences of this time. > A special web page will be designed for each participant and will > include a photo gallery if possible. > As an example see the page http://www.bphprint.co.nz/desert/frames5.html This site is actually quite good. I'm glad that there's a sudden interest in WWII veterans. It's important to get their stories down while
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