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1. BABISCH - KELLING [1]
Bernd, I can't seem to contact you, in fact, got message from the postmaster at zodiac.de, he told me to stop trying to e-mail the address: bb@boss.smooth.zodiac.de, since that address doesn't exist . . . how do I reach you?? Jeff
2. Family Name Hess [1]
My Great Grandfather's last name was Hess. Was this a common name in throughout Germany in the the 18th and 19th Century, or is identified with a certain area? For the record, the family appeared on the 1900 US Census in Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania. ________________________________________ George H. Foster Voice 412-343-8612 Facsimile 412-343-4514 Internet fostergh@popd.ix.netcom.com
3. Re: 1870 US Census places [1]
johnston@qns.net wrote: >In a recent message, someone replied that in the 1850-1870 US census, the >state or province in Germany was generally listed, and after that, >genereally just Germany. Question: What would "Boison" or "Brison" likely >be? Off to the side someone wrote, Prussia. I am guessing that "Bion" >might be Bayern mispelled? If Prussia was listed in this census, where >would that be by todays map? Thanks. Elaine Somebody probably didn't know how to spell Preussen (Prussia) and gave it a s
4. Re: New West Prussia [1]
salinger@dialup.netvision.net.il wrote: > >Can any one give me any information on this area 1795-1805. Do any Prussian >do records still survive ? >Is there anywhere I can find a map of the area. >Particularly interested in the towns of Lomza and Suwalki. Don't know anything about a new West Prussia but I suppose it something to do with one of the partitions. Suwalki is part of old Poland and was outside of the territory of German East Prussia. In no way could it have been considered being in West Prussi
5. REPOST: Address for civil records in Vienna, Austria? [1]
I got no responses last time I posted this.... I am after a copy of my father's birth certificate (civil) from Vienna, Austria. Does someone know of the address of the central office of births, deaths and marriages in Vienna to which I might write? Any information on costs (including mail to Australia) would also be much appreciated. Thanks in Advance... Robert Lacina PS. If someone could also tell me how much detail is on an Austrian birth certificate from c1932 I would be most thankful. =======
6. German Genealogy [1]
I saw this on the internet - and I'm hoping you can help me - give me leads where to look. My grandfather's mother - family orginates in germany. I don't know where. I am try to find where the name comes from or what it means. My grandfather was born in Poland - so at some time the family moved to Poland from Germany. I am looking for the last name - Strejch / Sztrek. Kristine McIntyre 420 Cannon Street EAst, Hamilton,Ontario, L8L 2C6, Canada Krispat@netcom.ca
7. Re: Any Other German Genealogy Newsgroups? [1]
Susan Seifert (mal316@ix.netcom.com) wrote: : I would like to know if anyone can tell me if there are any other : newsgroups like this for the German speaking people. I really enjoy : this newsgroup and wonder if there is one in Germany or related : countries ( Austria or Switzerland). Thanks in advance. There is no other USENET-newsgroup for German genealogy. And I hope it will stay the only one. There is a fido-net discussion group, where the language is restricted to German. Some news server carry this
8. Re: German immigrants to Australia [1]
Len Kelly wrote: > > Seeking any information on Von Rheineck in Germany. Specifically information > on Karl Frank (possible relation to a Countess Von Rheineck) who left on the > ship Trebolgan fom Hamburg in 1865 for Sydney, Australia. > > Does anyone know why so many Germans were migrating in the 1860's? There was also a little war over Schlesswig Holstein b/w Denmark & Germany. (1864 i think!).
9. Duerr Family name [1]
I'm looking for any information on the origins of the Duerr family name. You can E-Mail me at cubfan19@mail.idt.net Thanks, Joey Duerr
10. Re: Holocaust Survivors [1]
"Jack H.Honig" wrote: >Subject: Holocaust survivors >As a holocaust survivor I would welcome some assistance in tracing >friends and family members who were dispersed by the holocaust. My own >area of interest centers around the Nordpfalz but general sources of >information about Jewish ex Germans would be appreciated. >Thank you, Jack Honig, formerly Alsenz Kreiss Rockenhausen. Have you tried the Jewish Genealogy Group, which has many members who are or know about this subject? See
11. MIRGELER [1]
Looking for any information about Wilhelm Mirgeler who landed in New York in July of 1845 in New York and who seettled in Wisconsin Territory prior to 1847. On his notice of intent for naturalisation his name is spelled Mergel but on his actual nat. certificate it is spelled Mirgeler. All other documents are spelled Mirgeler. He came from Prussia I'm guessing the Rhineland becuse of other hints. Can anyone check the German Phone book for current ditribution of the name? Please e-mail any response to bilpep@
12. Re: Genealogische Literatur-Datenbank [1]
Josef Ramsperger wrote: > Die Benutzung der GEN-BOX-SIG ist KOSTENLOS! > (Ausser den eigenen Telefongebuehren) > > Im Fido-Netz geht das Eintragen und Abfragen auch per Netmail. > Fuer den Uebergang Internet-Fido suche ich noch nach einer Loesung . > > Besteht Interesse? Internet waer mir lieber!... -- Tschoe mit oeh... Ollie o.mark@rhein-neckar.netsurf.de Germany
13. Elicker, Germany - Placename [1]
I once saw a reference to the placename Elicker,Germany but have misplaced it. Could someone locate it geographically for me. Is it still in existence and under what name? Thank-you Elizabeth Barth hanson@yorku.ca
14. Re: Stammbaum [1]
Helge Mammen wrote: {...} > die letzte Version von PC-Ahnen von 1996, mit der ich arbeite, ist GEDCOM- {...} Ist das Teil mit Win-Ahnen verwandt? Oder, sofern Du dies nicht beantworten kannst: Wer ist Autor von PC-Ahnen? Gruesse, Martin Ebert
15. Re: Warner [1]
One should not presume persons named Warner were of English ancestry. The name is also commonly found throughout Germany. Also many Germans named Werner had their name anglicized to Warner upon immigration to the U.S. If ones Warner ancestors lived in heavily German populated areas in Pennsylvania and Ohio, chances are they were probably of German ancestry. Elizabeth Warner Baldwin Park, CA
16. Heuerlisten - oder wie finde ich Seeleute? [1]
Ich suche nach Moeglichkeiten einen Leonhard Bieker der vor 1878 als Maschinist (oder Heizer o.ae.) auf einem Schiff zwischen Hamburg und Amerika beschaeftigt gewesen sein soll ausfindig zu machen. Ab 1878 wird dieser in Amerika genannt. Dort hatte er sich dann aber eine andere Identitaet (adlige Eltern!) zugelegt, so dass ich nicht glaube dass er in irgendeiner offiziellen "Auswandererliste" aufgefuehrt ist, sondern aufgrund seines Jobs illegal in Amerika einwandern konnte. Hat jemand Erfahrung mit einem
17. Sigrist-Haenseler aus Rafz (Schweiz) [1]
Ich suche das Sterbedatum der Susanna Sigrist geb Haenseler (* ca 1655 in Rafz). Sie heiratet am 7. Dez 1675 in Rafz den Franz Sigrist (ca. 1647-11.Dez. 1729). Die Familie ist zwischen 1690 und 1701 aus Rafz weggezogen. Im Staatsarchiv Zuerich findet sich unter der Nr. B III 210, Nr. 60 (Abwesende von Rafz 1702) der Eintrag: Franz Sigrist "welcher vor zwei Jahren verauffahlet und mit Wyb und Kind, worunder drei Soehn, ins Elsas aben zogen." Die Familie siedelte sich in Weingarten (Baden) an, wo sich aber
18. Behrends, c1850-now, Ostfriesland, DEU [1]
From: Bill Churchman Subject: Behrends, c1850-now, Ostfriesland, DEU I am searching for information on ancestors or descendants of Behrends family in Ostfriesland, Deutschland. I have a Frerich Behrends, a Johann Frerich Behrends, and a Willm Janssen Behrends and some descendants thereof. Any further information or hints would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Bill Churchman churchman@siast.sk.ca -- |Fidonet: Churchman@siast.Sk.Ca 1:377/51.1 |Internet: Churchman_siast_Sk_Ca@gif
19. EBERSOL(E),EVERSOL(E) [1]
Looking for information regarding JOHN E. EBERSOLE born 26 Oct 1809 Lancaster Co PA. Believe father to be JOHN S. EBERSOLE born 24 Mar 1786 Lancaster Co PA and his father ABRAHAM EBERSOLE born abt. 1753 in Lancaster Co PA. Abraham's father also Abraham? who came from Germany to U.S. probably early 1700s. Would also like to exchange information with others researching EBERSOL(E) families in PA. Elaine Ebersole Long RonGLong@chickasaw.com
20. Genealogy Meta FAQ - A Guide to the FAQs [1]
Archive-name: genealogy/meta-faq Posting-Frequency: 22nd of the month Last-Modified: 1996/06/18 Version: 1.7 URL: http://www.herald.co.uk/local_info/genuki/meta-faq.html Soc.genealogy.* - Meta FAQ ========================== Summary ------- This is NOT a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions - with Answers). It is a META-FAQ i.e. a place to point you to the FAQs and other information which may be of interest to Genealogists. This document is part of a regular series of postings which are sent to all appropriat
21. Re: German genealogy guide - recommendations? [1]
Martin & Deb Lacoste wrote: >Wondering if there are any guides to German genealogy (ie. the `how to >research your German roots' type of book) that people would recommend. > >Thanks in advance!! > >Martin Lacoste > Martin, One such book is "In Search of Your German Roots A complete Guide to Tracing Your Ancestors in the Germanic Areas of Europe" by Angus Baxter. It can be found anyplace that sells genealocial books. Hope this helps. Cheryl Gregg
22. Re: Early German Church Records [1]
In article <199607251532.LAA11385@hawaii.conterra.com> Alan Bauerschmidt writes: > I am presently awaiting microfilm records from German church archives dating > back to 1601, through a local Family History Center. I am warned that the > records are in old German script, perhaps written in Latin. Can anyone > recommend a good reference book that will help me prepare for the task that > awaits me which might be located in a typical state university library. Try Edna Bentz, _If I
23. RESSLER/ROESLER [1]
Looking for information on a lady named Ressler (or Roesler), said to be the wife of Johan Georg Euler, who emigrated on the Billinder Townsend, arriving Philadelphia October 1737. Please respond to jfo@aol.com. Regards John Oyler
24. Re: Heuerlisten - oder wie finde ich Seeleute? [1]
In article <31EA6E38.4B5D@hrz1.hrz.th-darmstadt.de> Andreas Bieker writes: > Ich suche nach Moeglichkeiten einen Leonhard Bieker der vor 1878 > als Maschinist (oder Heizer o.ae.) auf einem Schiff zwischen > Hamburg und Amerika beschaeftigt gewesen sein soll ausfindig zu > machen. Ab 1878 wird dieser in Amerika genannt. Dort hatte er sich > dann aber eine andere Identitaet (adlige Eltern!) zugelegt, so > dass ich nicht glaube dass er in irgendeiner offiziellen > "Auswande
25. Re: German Church Charges... [1]
It's a bit steep, but there are no rules. They can charge whatever they think the traffic will bear.
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