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1. WALKHOFF - KROPPENSTEDT, GERMANY [1]
Starting new research into family name of Walkhoff located in Kroppenstedt, Germany since 17th century. Specifically, descendants of Heinrich Walkhoff and Emma Stockmann.
2. Re: WW-2 German Internment [1]
I know of one in Kennedy Texas before the War it was a CCC camp.
3. Baptism records Koenigsberg, E. Prussia, 1912 [1]
I am looking for baptism records from Koenigsberg, E. Prussia for 1912 on. I believe they were Lutheran records. The country was Polish, and now the town is Kaliningrad, Russia. Can anyone help me? The name of baptised child is Bruno Friedrich Latschkowski. Kitzi 2 USA
4. Re: how to find information [1]
In a previous article, cgolds@TELUSPLANET.NET () says: >I'm wanting to know how I can find information about an ancestor in >Erlenbach bei Kandel, who would I write to? > >Cindy Goldsworthy > > There are many possible answers to your questions, depending on when the person lived there and what sort of information you are seeking. Details like these are important to enable someone to help you. -- Gary N. Deckant bs039@yfn.ysu.edu Youngstown, Ohio
5. Re: EMIGRATION-SHIPS DISCUSSION mailing list and more {4/8} [1]
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6. Re: GEN-DE-L Digest - 19 Feb 1997 to 20 Feb 1997 - Special issue [1]
Guenther Schweizer In February I saw your response to the location of Erzingen. I was happy to see a reference to the place where my GGmother lived. She was a Grathwohl. I tried to write you but am not very computer literate. Other relatives are from OWEN, the Veit's. We visited Owen a few years back but never got to Erzingen because I could not figure out the public transportation to get there. Do you live in Erzingen? The countryside is so very beautifue. Gloria Dyer (N.J.)
7. Re: Genealogical Research in Baden - Germany [1]
Looking for my great grandfather WILLIAM HERBSTER WHO WAS BORN IN THE GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN ON SEPTEMBER 6,l868. He came to America in 1880. His parents were FRED AND CAROLINE(BRANCH) HERBSTER.William settled in the state of Nebraska.Advise if you can help The family was Lutheran.
8. BRUNS/HILMER/KELLER [1]
I have a death certificate on Elizabeth Bruns who evidently married a BRUNS. No idea who. Her parents were Jacob Hilmer of Germany and Eva Keller of Germany. Anybody know anything about this person? I was hoping it might turn out to be my Elizabeth TAYLOR of KY. This Elizabeth was born and died in KY. Dates are 1870-1924. If you would like a copy of the certificate, send me email, and I will send you my address. Then if you send stamped self addressed envelope, I will send you a copy at no extra charge. Joy
9. Re: Steinleitner surname [1]
JSteinlie schrieb im Beitrag <19970629140901.KAA04299@ladder02.news.aol.com>... > Any information about Steinleitner surname or family. Originates in > Bavaria, in and around Passau. Any help appreciated. JSteinlie@aol.com Leite means a mountainslope or hillside, Stein means stone and the suffix *ner* means that this person was living near there. Steinleitner could be someone who once lived near a stony mountainslope or hillside. Johannes Sempert -- jsempert@metronet.de Researching
10. Re: Tabingen, Germany [1]
bdavis wrote in article <01bc7402$f7eb97a0$16990ccb@emu.melbpc.org.au>... > Does anyone know where Tabingen was in > Germany. A reference says that my > Schumacher relative came from there in 1746. > > Would guess that it was in the Palatinate, > and probably somewhere near Wuttenburg? > > Many thanks in advance for your help > Maybe its Tubingen which is located on the Neckar River in Baden-Wurttemberg, south of Stuttgart. Many families from that area moved to America.
11. Re: City of Bayern in Bayern, Germany [1]
Oliver Kranzusch schrieb im Beitrag <33b63d2f.1802627@news.uni-giessen.de>... > the D-Info-CD in fact lists a village called Bayern. It's listed as > part of Staudach-Egerndach in the Chiemgau. The Zip-Code for > Staudach-Egerndach is 83224. Staudach-Egerndach has 508 Phone entries. There are 3 more villages sounding like Bayern but having a different spelling: 85625 Baiern between Munich and Rosenheim (40 km south-east of Munich and 35 km north-west of Rosenheim) 84389 Po
12. Ebert family tree website [1]
I would like to anounce a new website. I have just put my family tree on the website. I am researching the following surnames: ARCHBOLD, ARCHIBALD, BARKER, BAUMAN, BAUMER, BOEWTCHER, BOSCAWEN, CADWELL, CARMINOW, COFFIN, COOKE, CUSICK, DUSTIN, EBERT, GOESLING, HADDENHORST, HAHN, HARVEY, HATHAWAY, HOSKINS, JAGER, MAHIEU, MATHANY, MCNITT, MCWHARTON, MONSON, NIEKAMP, OATBALL, POPP, REYNOLDS, SMILEY, SMITH, STARBUCK, STEVENS, STRANGHOENER, THEMBER, VANSKIVER, WARREN, WEST, WILCOX, WILSON, YOUNG. Stop by
13. German-American Newspaper (Jersey City, NJ) [1]
Does anyone know if there was such a paper in the late 1800s? Thank you.
14. Re: GEN-DE-L Digest - 17 Jun 1997 [1]
In a message dated 97-06-19 10:38:08 EDT, you write: << Subject: I got the info, now what I know my Great Grandfather came over from Bremen, I know the date, the port and the name of the ship. How can I get a look at the passenger list? Any advice would be appreciated. Lynn lynn@edge.net >> Lynn: Many (but not all) of Bremen's passenger lists were destroyed. I am told because there was too much paperwork, but I find that difficult to believe that Germans, of all people, would simply destroy rec
15. GRESSER FAMILY FROM ALSACE LORRAINE to AUSTRALIA [1]
Hello I am looking for GRESSER FAMILY who came to AUSTRALIA in the mid 1800's Thanks Yvonne Gresser
16. Re: Ludwigsburg,Gnesen,Posen? [1]
i AM TRYING TO GET INFORMATION RELATING TO SILESIA, AND AM QUITE FRUSTRATED SINCE I CANNOT SEEM TO LOCATE POSSIBLE SOURCE SITES. CAN YOU SUGGEST? THANK YOU iINGA@AOL.COM
17. Re: Surname: BAUER... [1]
Likewise, I have one BAUER, very little info: Carolyn BAUER, married John/Johann Peter Enslin/Ensslin in 1862. He came from Germany in 1864. I know a son (John Victor Enslin, Sr) was born in Dayton, Ohio on 6-5-1873. They had another child also, and 4 children who died at birth. Let me know what you've got--I have found an exess of info I could forward to you. --Audrey (stoppinby@aol.com)
18. Alspach/Alspaugh/Allspaw [1]
I am looking for any and all information on the family and descendants of Johann Alspach born in Adelboden, Bern, Switz in 1622, married Elisabetha, died Thalfroeschen, Pfalz, Bav, Jul 2, 1705. His only recorded child was Johann Henrich (Heinrich)Alspach, born in Ger between 1660-70, married Anna Katherina Sternberger, died Thalfroeschen, Pfalz, Bav, Oct 20, 1728. His family later moved to America to Berks County, PA. From there the movement was to NC>TN>KY>IN and from TN/KY>AR/MO and perhaps to OK. Thanxx
19. German People in the Edam Netherlands (Holland) Lutheran Church books [1]
During our research in some the Lutheran Church books in Holland, we continued see a number of names of people from Germany, some of whom are distantly related to people in our own lines. We have just added some of these names to a file attached to our home page. They are transcribed as we seen them, so there may be a few mistakes. Over time we will be adding more to this file as we continue our research. Charles & Karen Hofmann aus Tucson, Arizona & Little Meadows, Pennsylvania --
20. Queitzsch [1]
(Gottlieb) Ernst Queitzsch (1858?-1911) son of August and Wilhelmine (Schubert) Queitzsch, born at Machern at Leipzig Saxony. He came to America about 1884 and settled in NYC. Married Caroline Hartmann and they had five children. I have no information about his family and history in Germany. I read German. Will exchange information. Thank you/Karin Marie Kirsch
21. Re: Prussia to Rotterdam to New York [1]
In article <19970622015800.VAA01158@ladder02.news.aol.com> ern69l1p@aol.com (Ern69l1p) writes: > Are there passenger lists {for Rotterdam} similar to the Hamburg to > NY Index that we can resource? Sorry, no. From Michael Palmer's excellent list of resources for German-American immigration, available at : Rotterdam. The archives of the Waterschout, including any passenger lists they may have contained, were destroyed during World War II. The archive
22. Re: Translation needed [1]
Mlfuller wrote: > I believe I have my great-grandparents marriage certificate and > think that > it is written in German but since my great-grandmother was born in > France, > I'd like to be certain. > > At the top of the certificate it reads "Geirathsurkunde" (with my > not > being certain about the first character being a "G", could maybe be > an > "S". > Mlfuller@aol.com > Quest 'N Discover - Adoption Genealogy Travel > ALLEN - IN; BOUHL - IL; DIERCOUFF - IL; FULLER - IN; HAYES - ENG-IL; > > KNOPF/KNO
23. Re: Hamburg, Bremen, Danzig ? why not? [1]
I notice a young lady and her brother who had returned from the US to bring her back with him (From south of Berlin) sailed from Antwerp of the Vaterland. Sounds like a German vessel sailing from a Belgian port. It looks like Bremen or Hamburg would have been a more likely port but that was not how it went. Why not? Sam McFadden
24. Re: LOTSPEICH [1]
At 07:49 PM 6/28/97 -0400, Bob Lotspeich wrote: >Subject: Lotspeich(Lotschberg) Surname >Looking for information on the Lotspeich or Lotschberg Surname. Earliest >know I information is on Johann Jacob Lotspei h of Dundenheim, District >of Mahlberg, Baden in late 1600's and early 1700's. Johann Wilhelm, Johann >Christoph and Johanna Friderica came to U.S. around 1770 or 1772. >Would like to know if ANY Lotspeich are still in Europe. >Contact Bob Lotspeich at Blotspe973 @aol.com Hello Bob; Some months
25. Napoleon Spanish War [1]
Looks like this has addresses of where you can write http://www.va.gov/vso/uswv.htm All about Napoleon http://www.mindspring.com/~csr/napoleon/napoleon.htm The Napoleonoic Wars http://www.mindspring.com/~csr/napoleon/wars.htm The last two have music to read by. A lot of information dates etc Hope this helps I found this on http://www.infoseek.com did a search on "Napoleon" "Spanish War" I think the net is becoming better than encyclopedia's Ruth Schonder-Taylor
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