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Searching for: +path:gen-de +(+date:may +date:1997)
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1. Lost Mail [1]
Due to a disk crash, I have lost all unanswered email addressed to me personally (some 453 pieces!). (Mail addressed to lists are unaffected, as these message are automatically filed in folders on another drive.) If, therefore, you have written to me privately, and have not yet received a response, please resend your message. TIA Michael Palmer -- Michael Palmer Claremont, California mpalmer@netcom.com
2. Re: Need to locate town. [1]
Am 21.05.1997 07:25, in der Meldung , deby@netexp.net schrieb: > > I know that Germany had many regional surnames and fornames. As My > family has such a common name, it would be very hard to locate them by > surname. For this reason, I have included as much information as I > could about place nmaes and forenames. Hope this was not useless. > > My gg grandfather, Heinrich Carl Weissgerber, grew up in the > Langendorf Orphanage in Langendorf, Germany. The name of the >
3. Re: (Fwd) Riebnitz Kreis Cammin [1]
In article <3386014a.13129428@news.uni-giessen.de>, s629@smail.hrz.uni-giessen.de says... > >On Fri, 23 May 1997 08:42:38 -0500, "W. Fred Rump" >wrote: > >>------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- >>From: bwo@up.net >>Subject: Riebnitz Kreis Cammin >>Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 11:02:42 -0500 >> >>Hello, >>My grandparents...came from Riebnitz, Kreis Cammin >>(Prussia) in the late 1800. Can anyone tell me where RIEBNITZ KREIS >>CAMMIN is or was? We cannot seem to loc
4. Halbfass family [1]
I am looking for information regarding the Halbfass families that are from Einbeck Germany. Any information is welcomed. -------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====----------------------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet
5. National archives [1]
Date: Thu May 1 11:57:33 1997 From: james.kelling@arch2.nara.gov (James Kelling) Subject: DAI website? -Reply To: be404@yfn.ysu.edu Cc: inquire@arch2.nara.gov No website for the captured German records collection exists at present. We have only paper guides to the collection. Can we help you further? >>> 04/23/97 02:14pm >>> Is there a website describing the Guide to German Records microfilmed in Alexandria, esp. T81(?) material at DAI (Deeutsches Auslands-Institut in Stuttgart? Par
6. Self Publishers [1]
I am a graduate student in history who is creating a web page to market and advertise Self Published Family or Local Histories. If you are interested in this medium of distributing your work, please contact me directly: mcmaster@ilinks.net CD ROM's, local records, and other geneological material which you need distributed are also welcome. Thank You, Roy McMaster
7. Re: Kuhlmanns from Hannover [1]
Can't really help you wth this but Kuhlman's did live in Mettingen, 30 km's west of Osnabruck. maXchulte R.Winter@t-online.de (R.Winter) wrote: > (Written on the 08 May 97) >Hello Kck43 (kck43@aol.com), > You wrote on the 06 May 97 in /soc/genealogy/german > Subject: "Kuhlmanns from Hannover": >>My great-grandfather Frederich Heinrich Kuhlman was born 10/13/1832 in the >>Kingdom of Hannover. His parents, Carl and Wilhelmine Kuhlmann, and >>siblings, Augus
8. Re: family name Gumpert [1]
In article , some guy called H.J. Gumpert thought it would be appropriate to mention: > > > My name is Herma Gumpert. > > I am totally new in both internet and genealogy. However through this > edium I hope to find out whether ther are any more people named > Gumpert. Sorry, ma'am. You've come to the wrong edium to be selling those picadillies. Maybe if I could just fit this wooden spoon in the Congressman's elbow... oh, darn it, I touched the velvet. Now I'll
9. Re: Who educated peasant children? [1]
Jim Eggert wrote: - C / K Hofmann writes: -> > All Protestant children were required to learn to read the bible after -> > the Reformation. Jim Eggert wrote: >> Not all Protestants could read. My great-great-grandfather was >> illiterate. He signed his name with an X, and letters from him were >> written by others. He was born in 1825 in Schaumburg-Lippe, and was >> definitely a Protestant. Perhaps your ancestor was a drop out, we ha
10. Saxonia Ocean Liner [1]
I have found my Ancestors on a passenger list on June 1858 from Germany to New York on the liner Saxonia. I am confused. Research of ships list a Cunard ship built around 1900 named Saxonia, obviously this can not be the same ship. Are there two ships named Saxonia? L2117
11. Bublitz and Fricke [1]
Looking for information regarding the following: John Carl Bublitz, b. 19 Jan 1858, Cammerrau, Germany (in all likelihood this town was probably in Prussia). d. 6 July 1938, Hartford. CT{Grandfather} Anna Marie Fricke, b. 11 Jan 1864, Kassel, Germany. d. 6 Oct 1931, Hartford, CT {Grandmother} Believe both of them entered USA via Ellis Island in the early 1880's. Appreciate any info from anyone out there who may have run across these two names. Thanks, Harry Matthews, HA3@AOL.COM
12. Re: German Immigrant Ships [1]
wycoff wrote: > > Is this information limited to Maryland data or would they also have NY > info? Mary Ann > > > Carroll390 wrote in article > <19970525212000.RAA16798@ladder01.news.aol.com>... > > The University of Baltimore, 1304 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Maryland > > 21202. (410) 837-6131, has an extensive lists of ships going back to the > > 18th century. > > > > Hello, is there a way to get an online research? How can I get the informations? Frank
13. Re: Given Name Peter in Germany [1]
Im Artikel <1.5.4.16.19970505230945.19b7dd76@POP3.concentric.net>, Kenneth Cramer schreibt: >Thema: Given Name Peter in Germany >Von: Kenneth Cramer >Datum: Tue, 6 May 1997 02:08:16 -0400 > >Quick uncomplicated question: what is the German equivalvent of the given >name Peter? > > > >****************************************************** > > Quick uncomplicated answer: PETER but pronounced somewhat like PEATER. It is petrus = rock in LATIN and Gabriel(e) from Arabi
14. Hollinger Suname [1]
Looking for any connections to Hollingers from (Obermiesau) Bayer, Germany please contact me at richardj@golden.net
15. 710 Surnames [1]
Check it out-Quick name list see if we connect Visit my Homepage - HTTP://WWW.CRIS.COM/~7101/JACGEN.htm (All CAPS except the htm)
16. Homp family [1]
Hermann Homp left east prussia with wife (Ida Hempel) in 1905; looking for any Homps in Dusseldorf/Gelsenkirchen area; now a few homps in Wisconsin, USA
17. Surname: Klotz>Hamburg, Germany [1]
Would be interested in corresponding with anyone researching the Klotz surname. I am working on my family tree and would like to start researching this side of the family. Thank-you Cecilia
18. Waldshut ancestors needed [1]
Hi, If you are reseaching your ancestors in the county of Waldshut, in Germany, I would like to hear from you. Faith ehaung@aol.com
19. Vender [1]
Looking for information on Mary Jacob nee Vender from Vienna Austria her husbands name would be Will Jacob. Any Jacob or Vender people out there? kindly reply via e-mail Diane M. Miskiewicz Palatine IL rqcn22A@prodigy.com
20. Family Piening [1]
I am interested in the name Piening which may have originated in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. I have some information on Pienings from Elmshorn dating back to the 1600`s and will share this information. I would like to hear from other Pienings. I am aware of some Pienings in Holland and other places such as the USA, Australia and Canada. Thanks. Dr. L. Piening -------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====----------------------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet
21. Not for faint hearted please. [1]
You are invited to visit the web site "Prophecies of the Ages", Please click on the link < http://www.light.co.za/ > This unsolicited invitation is being sent to you, once only, with the hope of increased harmony among nations. Thank you
22. ADLIB725 - Joline - Perleberg [1]
Hi Joline! A Zimmermann is a carpenter. I am working on a Bunning family in Kreis Perleberg, and I have visited the town a couple of times. A German genealogist in Lenzen has an index of 100.000 church records from the area, all prior to 1750. One Joachim Christoph Heinrich Bunning, born 1819, was at the time of his fathers death in 1983 said to be in Amerika. Any idea how I might find him in the US? Jens finderup@post4.tele.dk
23. Dumler family history [1]
Hello, I was referred to you as a possibility for assisting me with some genealogy. I am searching for my gr gr grandfather Jacob Dumler ( has an umlaut over the letter u ). After looking for over 20 yrs. I have the following data: born Wuerttemberg, Germany ( no town )1n 1835 emigrated to Pennsylvania 1854. He spoke 7 landguages, but in census records was listed as a farmer. He married Elizabeth Derr and I do have their children. I am looking for the place of birth in Wuerttemberg. I have checked cemetary,
24. gabali [1]
hi my name is bill gabali i am looking for my mother in germany last name maden name is kropline any one that has any infomation please write bgbike@ix.netcom.com should be in hamburg some were last know name she had was castro first name started with w should be in late 60s or mid 70 thanks bgbike
25. looking [1]
Looking for the origin of the name "COUK".
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