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1. HUTZELZIEDER from Burtenbach? [1]
I am hunting for a family named HUTZELSIEDER, who, from at least 1815 to 1915 lived in the parish of Burtenbach. I have not been able to find Burtenbach. Can someone tell me where it is? I would appreciate the help. Obviously, I would also be very greatful for any information on HUTZELSIEDER. My HUTZELSIEDER, August, came from Denmark to Norway in about 1820. Hiw wife had a Danish name. However, the name is clearly German, perhaps from Schleswig-Holstein? Thor Egede-Nissen
2. Muller or Mueller [1]
I read your posting in the German genealogy section with interest. I too have a g-grandfather by the name of Carl Friedrick Muller (Mueller) he was born in 1831 at Ukermark, Prussia. I beleive he came from a large family, some of his family also imergrated to other countries, I believe America was one of the destinations. Could it be possible that our family's are related? Royce Mueller Brisbane, Australia. E-Mail: royce@thehub.com.au
3. Re: Mark, Overmark, and HUNDERTMARK [1]
> Oliver Mark > >That is a really interesting question. > >If I would absolutely know that, I would be able to see, why my surname > >is Mark. > > I am trying to figure out why one of my relatives has the surname of > HUNDERTMARK. Source of the name is from Gruhne, Fritz, "Auswandererlisten > des ehemaligen Herzogtums Braunschweig: ohne Stadt Braunschweig und > Landkreis Holzminden 1846-1871, p. 159. I don't have the answer, but I have seen this Hundertmark name a
4. Surname JUNGKURTH [1]
Subject: Surname - JUNGKURTH My g-grandfather John JUNGKURTH was born in Germany, date unknown. He married Anna STEINHEISER, birthdate unknown. Their children: Eckhardt - born 15 Jul 1857, location in Germany unknown. George - Various census sources list his birth in Germany and USA? The reference 'Germans to America' shows that Anne JUNGKURTH, age 38; Eckhardt, age 8; and Anna, age 11 mos. arrived in NY City on 20 Dec 1866 from Bremen on the passenger ship "Deutchland". NOTES: 1) Our family history
5. Re: Nickel [1]
In article <4qe57l$fdl@news.ysu.edu>, be404@yfn.ysu.edu (Adalbert Goertz) writes: > > > On 19 Jun 1996 don@PROBLEM_WITH_INEWS_DOMAIN_FILE wrote: > >> Is Nickel a first or last name???? > > It is a LAST NAME .... and I would say, that it seems common between > Frankfurt on Main and Heidelberg, and maybe in other parts of Germany, too. > ------------------------------- >>>> > Both first and last name. > First for Nicolaus, claus. > -- > *************** Adalbert Goertz ******************************* >
6. Re: VORNBERGER Parents Names [1]
Oliver Vornberger wrote: >One of my relatives emmigrated from Randersacker, Germany, to the USA in 1887 or 1888. >His son JOHN VORNBERGER was reportedly born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on March 1, 1888. > >Where could I find out the names of the parents of JOHN VORNBERGER ? > Hi Oliver! I've had quite a bit of luck writing away for birth, death,and marriage certificates. The procedure seems to vary from state to state. Many states have turned over old records to historical societies or university archives.
7. Re Schlaraffia Club [1]
For us unfortunate ignorants, what is it? Irene Newhouse Yes, I know about "Der 35. Mai"...
8. Rifenburg (Rifenbugh,Riffenberger)>NY>IA [1]
Hello - I would like to help a family trace their grandmothers' roots. The situation is this: Location - Schoharie County, New York Father - Albert B. Rifenburg(h) (1879 - 1953) M - Ida (or perhaps her name is listed as Frances C., (nee Castle) ,(1887-1919). Had seven children. Later married Gladys E. ?, (1902 - ?). Children from the first marriage: Herbert Claude - B - Aug. 26, 1909 Hazel - B - Sept. 3, 1907 Ethel - B - Jul. 14, 1911 Mae
9. Looking for info on Schiele [1]
Hello, I am looking for any info on the name Schiele. My grandfather was sent to the USA (name was ANTON SCHIELE). All of his relatives live in Germany. I would like to correspond with them through e-mail. Thanks! Kathy
10. Surname: Pettersch [1]
I am looking for information on the family of Herman Pettersch Sr. who emmigrated to Grand Rapids, MI. He was the father of Herman , John, and Carl,all of who lived in Grand Rapids, MI. Please email me at MAlfson@alpha.albion.edu Thank you.
11. Re: English to German translation [1]
In article <4qv1dj$58q@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, jujubean11@aol.com (JuJuBean11) wrote: > Does anyone know of a translator online (besides Arthur Teschler) that > will translate from English to German. I have had a 20-line letter that I > sent to A. Teschler on Saturday, June 22 and I still have not heard > anything. I am very anxious to get these letters off to Germany! > > Please e-mail me at JuJuBean11@aol.com. > > Thank you in advance! There is a free translation service on-line, address to follow. I
12. Schaeffer of Schrieheim DE [1]
Schrieshiem DE USA Pa Lancaster County B-806 Paltaine of America Claude A BUSS, E-mail INDT_klaud@prodigy.com Alexander SCHAEFFER was born in Schriesheim Germany January 8, 1712 died April 12, 1786. He married to Eve Angelica (surname unknown) in Germany and had two or three children before coming to America 1738 on the Robert and Alice. Alexander's Father was Hans Henrich SCHEAFFER the son of Hans Scheaffer of Martin in Alsace and his mother was Anna Margaret, Her father was Hans Michael Maye
13. West Prussian Cities [1]
To Lutz. Believe I answered this same question a month or so ago for someone else, but am happy to repeat. 1. Pogutgen - believe this is actually Poguthen, now Pogodki, Poland, about 18 km wnw of Gdanski (Stargard, W.P.) 2. Pinschin - now Pinczyn, Poland about 15 km w of Gdanski 3. Jungfernberg/Kr. Berent - now Junkrowy, Poland, about 18 km nw of Gdanski If you are unable to locate maps with these small towns, I have copies that I will be glad to send you if you email me your snail mail address.
14. Re: Daleiden Germany Daleiden information [1]
Jerry Daleiden wrote: >Dear Friends, >My efforts to find information about people named Daleiden or Merckes who are >buried in the cemetery in Daleiden have gone unanswered. I have gotten 1. a >travel guide, 2. a history of churches beginning in 1222, 3. a record of a >Peter von Daleiden was a witness at a ceremony at St. Barbara Church in >Neuerburg 12 Mar 1473, 4. some records from the City Clerk county of >Bitburg-Land, but nothing about the people who are buried in Dalei
15. Re: KOCHER [1]
Also schrieb bob kocher Mon, 24 Jun 1996 18:11:57 -0500 >I saw your posting concerning the surname HUNDERTMARK. Would you be so >kind to look up the name KOCHER and tell me if there are any living in the >Dillenberg-Holtzhausen area. My wife, mother & I are planning to visit >that area during the third week in September & I would like to contact them >prior to arrival. > >Please respond in German. I am trying to improve my college language= skills. Bob, die Telefon CD zeigt
16. Address look up in Germany [1]
Hello, Would some kind person look up an Otto Meyer in Bremen, Germany. Also if found post the proper way to write address on letter. Thanks John Meyer
17. Doerler/Dorler, Hard, Austria [1]
Anyone researching the above names, please contact me. Would like to share information. Karlene
18. Re: Schlesien help with locating records around 1830 - any hope? [1]
In article <4psssl$3qv@sleipnir.iaccess.com.au>, "Irene M. Fullarton" wrote: >I think I have found the Lieben I want in Prussia and it isn't listed on >my Atlas but is just down from Walbrzych/ Waldenburg which is down and >left of Wroclaw/Breslau - does anyone know where, if they exist, the >records might be for NONcatholic people born and married around the >1830s? This family were Methodist here in Australia and married in the >Church of England Church here in Australia. > >
19. Re: Those dots [1]
The double dots over the a, o, and u in german represents the ae, oe, and ue ligature. All diacritical markings have their origins as a letter. Now the dots in english, french, and other southern european countries do represent a separation of the vowels indicating they are not to be treated as ligatures. Now the question was posed what are the dots over y. This is dutch. You can have I and i, J and j, IJ and ij. The IJ ligature is sometime written as Y with the dots.
20. Chalmann [1]
Can someone tell me if this name exists in Leutenheim, Bas Rhin?
21. Re: Weilheim Village [1]
Also schrieb Richard N. Sautter:: >There is also work to be done on a "Fritz" line - but as of yet have not >been able to establish a starting point in Germany. Richard, for the Fritz or Friz family try the big village of Messtetten, Kreis Balingen, situated near Ebingen, today part of Albstadt. Guenther
22. Mesmer Family in Grossel-fingen [1]
Searching for descendants of Ulrich Mesmer (Moesmer) b 1792 d 1840's and his wife Rosina nee Mesmer (Moesmer) they marrioed in 1820's. Children Sebastian and Barbara remined in Grossel-fingen. Other children Dominick, Philip and Christiam immigated to Burlington, IA, USA.
23. KNARR/KNERR/KNOERR Zweibruecken [1]
Hello, I recently discovered that my KNARR line hails from Zweibruecken and I was wondering if anyone out there may have more information. KNARR, I believe, is really KNOERR (umlauted o) but the spelling is various here in PA. Abraham KNERR was born 1716 in Zweibruecken, died April 21, 1793 . He immigrated to America and is buried in Ohio. Abraham's wife, Mariga Hunsicker, died March 1, 1875 and it is unknown at this time if she too was from Zweibruecken. Abraham first settled in Lehigh County, Pa befor
24. Monlett [1]
Looking for any information of the surname "Monlett" to have come from Baden, Baden in early 1860's - we wonder if this is a German surname. Any help would be appreciated.
25. Re: Kolyer or Van Kolyer [1]
Any information on the history of the name or family would be appreciated! The name may be Dutch. I myself am fifth generation American.
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