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1. LOOKING FOR INFO - REGION OF LOWEN GERMANY [1]
LOOKING FOR INFORMATION - REGION OF LOWEN, LEAGUES OF SUABIA PRIOR TO 1800'S. FAMILY NAMES - LOWENKAMP - FROM NECKAR RIVER AREA OF LOWEN BAER OR BEAR - FROM RUDESHEIM AM RHINE POLL - FROM REGION OFMOOSBACH BAVARIA SCHITTLE OR SCHMITT - REGION OF OVERREICHDACH
2. Re: names CUBMASTER 24) [1]
Aurora, Colorado 27 Feb 97 There is a Marv Bangert in The Colorado Department of Transportation, District VI Office, Denver, Colorado. Also try all of the Search Machines. I tried Lycos and got two hits. Claudia Bangert from Germany has E-mail address of cbangert@iora.uka.de John Bangert is unemployed and searching for a position after graduating from Stanford, University. I hope this info and these ideas get you started. Happy hunting. Doc Donald E. Wuerz dncwuerz@worldnet.att.net ++++++++++++++++++
3. DEU:Buennewitz, Kr. Cammin, POM:LUCK [1]
I'm sorry I originally posted this with an incorrect Subject format. I didn't get the guidelines from Donald Schulteis until after I sent it. So, here it is again, I hope correctly. I've hit a wall with this ancestor. I know he was a "Jachtenschiffer" in Cammin, and was born in B"unnewitz, Kr. Cammin, POM on 20 Feb 1769. He married a D"UWEN, Sophia in Cammin on 11 Jun 1802 and they had at least one child: LUCK, Carl Friedrich b.8 Jun 1807 in Cammin. I'd like to find out: a. Any information
4. For Sale ..Rare Food Ration Card 1950 [1]
I have a rare (I'm told) German food ration card dated Jan 1950. The unusal thing about it is that it is entirely intact and never been punched or used. Can anybody tell me what it is worth? I'm interested in selling it. Thanx Tom tom@mentor.com.au
5. Gokel, Heinrich [1]
Hello, again! Thank you to all who helped locate my ancestors. I am now asking for my father's family. I am a descendant of Heinrich Gokel (umlaut on the o). Heinrich was born in 1818 in Bavaria, Germany. He purchased land in Mariah Hill in Spencer County, Indiana, March 12, 1849. I do not know when he came to the U.S. I have a first cousin who has tried to locate his place of origin for years! He has had a keen interest in genealogy for many years, but is frustrated that he is unable to locate our g
6. (D) Haeusler [1]
Vielleicht hilft der folgende Text zum Begriff Haeusler. Das Buch ist recht interessant zu lesen. Aus Wolfram Siemann: Vom Staatenbund zum Nationalstaat, Deutschland 1806-1871 Reihe Neue deutsche Geschichte, Band 7 Verlag C.H.Beck, Muenchen 1995 Erster Teil: Von der Staendeordnung zur Staatsbuergergesellschaft V. Die Geburtskrise der "buergerlichen Gesellschaft" und die "soziale Frage" 6. Der Vierte Stand auf dem Weg zur Lohnarbeiterschaft Die scheinbar wohlgefuegte staendische Ordnung des Adels, der Kle
7. Re: HAUSLER (umlaut over 'a') [1]
Hi there I grew up(1930is) in South-Germany, Allgau region and I remember that the farmers there spoke about a "Hausler" (with the Umlaut) who was somebody who went from house to house to sell his wares usually fabrics and other things he thought the farmers wife could/would need. Karl. (no guarantee for exactness) H.BRINKIES -SE108/TEL.8657 wrote in article <199702162213.AA16758@lucy.swin.edu.au>... > A HAUSLER was a person that lived in a small village. He may or > may not have ow
8. correct spelling of surname triebess [1]
the name triebess was not spelled as is originated from the black forest region any info
9. Surname HAHLO [1]
In researching my family history I've come across the last name "Hahlo," which open up a whole new family branch to trace. Does anyone have any information about the Hahlo family of Germany, perhaps the Oldenburg area? W. Whitman
10. Re: German/Bohmian Town [1]
Hi, DEHONE, Glatau could be a misspelling of Klattau (czech Klatovy) in south-west Bohemia. For genealogical info try http://www.genealogy.com/gene/reg/SUD/ Dora
11. SENG Surname [1]
My wife's german family name is SENG, which is often confused for Asian names. I have not had any success finding a place name or even a meaning for this surname. Anyone out there with some help or ideas? I've checked our local genealogy libraries. -- WE LOVE GENEALOGY!! Check out our Web Page at http://www.america.net/~lilking
12. Kraus; Volga Germans [1]
>I would appreciate info on current status of "Volga Germans", >and any info on Kraus family,thanks The Kraus surname was found in a number of the Volga colonies. If you will send me specific information about your earliest known Kraus ancestors, I may be able to find some information for you or at least guide you in the right direction. For general information about Volga Germans, there are several excellent books: "The Volga Germans" by Fred Koch. "The German Colonies on the Lower Volga" by Gottlieb Be
13. Query [1]
Would like to know what "Schnitt-warengeschaeft" is? I believe it was some kind of a business that was located on the corner of Race and Findlay Market Streets in Cincinnati during the mid 1800's and run by a German settler named Bernard Kruse. Thanks, ajkhome@erienet.net
14. German records after 1875 [1]
Is there any way to access German Government vital records for the time after 1875. In the USA we have to wait 70 some years to see census records. Is there some limit of this kind in Germany? Thanks in advance. Gary Kemper >>>> gkemper@deltanet.com <<<< >>>> Gary Kemper Azusa, CA <<<< >>>> http://users.deltanet.com/users/gkemper <<<<
15. Re: Meta [1]
-- Hi Susan, Mete is another form of Meta, Metha, Mette or similar. It's the shortform of Mechthild and has the origin in our nice lower german language from northern Germany (Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg, Lower Saxonia, Bremen and Mecklenburg/Pomerania). To the name Ellen I wrote in the board also: It's a name outof the english language room and has two origins: Elionore and also Helene. The name was overtaken in the german language room in the 19. Century. But another thing: I had never heard from Boise
16. Ropple [1]
I'm looking for any information about the name "Ropple" -- my great grandfather came to the US from Germany, that's about all we know ! Any info would be appreciated ! ARopple@aol.com
17. Curious about "DIED AT SEA" [1]
Occasionally I see someone remark that an ancestor on a ship to American "died at sea." Is there any way to verify that information? I ask because that happened in my ancestor's family as well . . . an 18-year-old brother is said to have "died at sea." He is listed on the ships manifest. How can I find records from the NYC end of the trip to see what they recorded about this family? Thanks! Wynona
18. List Your Site [1]
If you are researching your German roots and you would like to list your Home Page, Web Site, Newsletter or News List, please send the following information: Surname - if surname specific (send a separate request for each name) Area of research in Germany - if area specific (send a separate request for each area) Title of page, site, list, etc. Owner of site, page, list, etc. URL Subscription instructions, if any You will receive a personal e-mail when your site is listed. Please respond via e-mail to:
19. Finke [1]
Looking for ANY info on John Joseph Fink aka Finke born around 1888 somewhere in Germany.Am last of line would appreciate any help.Children were Agnes,Edward Frank aka Francis,Teresa Marie,Elizabeth???Edward F.Finke was my father.Thanks Jefinke@aol.com
20. looking [1]
who knows about the name deffenbaugh??
21. Re: Jewishgen Site [1]
On 19 Feb 1997 16:50:52 GMT, jaymoe5@aol.com (Jaymoe5) wrote in article <19970219165000.LAA26250@ladder01.news.aol.com> : >Where in the web do I find This ? At the following address: Pretty straightforward, innit ? Carsten Laekamp Strasbourg, Alsace, France, EU e-mail: CLaekamp@aol.com / lakamp@inforoute.cgs.fr --------------------------------------------------------------------- "Duty largely consists of pretending that the trivial is essential" - John Fowles -----------------
22. Michael Thoma [1]
Wish data on Thoma @ Horner family from Tauberbischofsheim.
23. Re: KUNDERT/BECK; DEU>RUSSIA [1]
I have Becks I am trying to find info on. Antonius Beck born in 1873 in Russia. He married a Katherine Schneider in Russia. Children were Frances,Joseph,Jacob, Regina, John, Philmena, Katharine, Dorothy, Felix, August, and Anthony.
24. Re: Stettin [1]
Thanks Edna for the suggestion of where to look for maps. I will check the location out. The following two locations have also been passed along to me directly and others may find them of interest. http://www.feefhs.org/~feefhs/maps/indexmap.html http://www.potsdam.ifag.de/ Art
25. Re: German Reformed Church????? [1]
In article <5d5088$bbj@sjx-ixn10.ix.netcom.com>, afamserv@ix.netcom.com(Steven and Carol Andersen) writes: > (Reen69ie) writes: >> >>Can anyone tell me what a German Reformed church is? My ancestors > came >>over in 1742 and the church they were members of was a German Reformed >>church and I am clueless. >>Thank You! >>Reen69ir@aol.com > > My ancestors also belonged to the German Reformed Church. In my case > they were previously members of the Waldensian Church. When they moved > to Germany it became a
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