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1. HEPPENHEIM Ortsippenbuch [1]
I know that there have been two Ortsippenbuchs published for Heppenheim and the surrounding villages. I have been told that the first volume is being reprinted and a new third volume is being printed sometime this year. Does anyone know if these books are for sale yet, and if so, where. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
2. Re: Lookup GTA?? [1]
Joan Archibald writes: > I can't seem to find my ancestors in the passenger lists who came to > New York between 1857 and 1860. I've looked in GTA when in Salt Lake > couple years ago. The more recent volumes of Germans to America cover more recent years. In particular, the volumes covering 1857 to 1860, volumes 10 through 13, were published in 1990 and 1991. So if you looked a couple years ago, you found what there was to be found. Perhaps you should try the Hamburg passenger lists
3. Re: Auswanderers [1]
I don't see an answer here, so I will take the liberty of responding. Just as it sounds - those who have wandered out, Emigrants who have left the country, immigrated elsewhere. Bill Peretti California
4. Bremen artist - Feil Hvven [1]
Hello, Does anyone know anything about an Bremen artist Feil Hvven? mit freundlichen Gruessen, Michael
5. Delbr|ck - Tegethof 1830-1870 [1]
Hello, I am trying to find the records dealing with the Tegethof in Delbr|ck. The Tegethof records were mentioned in an old 1926 book called "the Non State Archives in the Westfalen Archives", but I can't seem to find which archive they are kept in. They may be in some archive, or perhaps in a third parties hands. Landrat Franz Ludwig Grasso was the owner of the Tegethof from 1830-1865. These records contain information of the the people working on the Tegethof for Landrat Grasso, one of which was my gre
6. Surnames should be in soc.genealogy.surnames.german [1]
Hello, I have noticed some users posting surnames in the soc.genealogy.german newsgroup. I think the users do not know that there are two Usenet newsgroups for German genealogists: soc.genealogy.german soc.genealogy.surnames.german. If your are trying to find information about your ancestors name, then your post belongs on soc.genealogy.surnames.german. If you are trying to understand something, find a resource, or get advice,then post to soc.genealogy.german. mit freundlichen Gruessen, Michael
7. HEPTIG/STAAB/REINBOLT/BECK: Great-Grandparents [1]
Seeking ancestors and town for great-grandfather, Francis (Frank) HEPTIG, b.1869 -Baden, Germany > died: 4/30/1943 Ridgewood, Brooklyn, New York. Married to Fredericka Dorothy Staab, (date unknown) of Aschaffenburg, Bavaria; Born 6/24/1870 > death: 7/31/1934, Ridgewood, Brooklyn, New York. The children are: Francis (Frank) Heptig, b.10/25/1893; Anna Heptig, b.1896-1996; Joseph Heptig, 4/14/1897-12/14/1991; Katarina Marie (Kathryn) Heptig, b.1901- 1999 (married to Arthur Reinbolt (1924). Have more informa
8. Re: BÖRNER from Sachsen [1]
Hello, I have the name Boerner(with an umlaut) in my family tree. They all lived in the following places: Falkenbach, Ehrenfriedersdorf, Schwarzenberg,etc. in Sachsen. There is a Johann Michael, Carl Friedrich, and a Johanna Christiana Charlotte Boerner.
9. Re: Help with a German Medal [1]
clemens.lutsch@iconmedialab.com (Clemens Lutsch) writes: > This refers to the Battle of Kvniggrdtz, in 1866 when the prussians > defeated the austrian forces. The Austrians call it the Battle of Sadowa. -- =Jim Eggert EggertJ@LL.mit.edu
10. Re: Announce: German Conference with Ernest Thode June 20 Des Moine, Iowa [1]
Dear Sirs: I am interested in your upcoming conference in DesMoines in June?? Is it June 20th or June 19-please advise. The leader under subject says June 20 and the original message text says June 19. Please clarify. Thank you, Carole L. Muret LMURET@AOL.COM
11. Need to know Family Coat of Arms meaning.... [1]
If anyone could tell me what my family coat of arms means please email me and I can send you the pick so that you may translate it. Anyhelp in this matter would be great. Thanks. -Brad
12. Location of town [1]
Hi Folks, Could any one tell me where Claushagen, Germany is? One of my great-aunt is supposed to have been born there in 1870. Thank for any help you can give. Leland Moore LMooreD@aol.com
13. Pfeffelbach [1]
Dear ???? habe wegen einem Fehler in meiner Datensicherung Ihre e-mail adressen verloren. Bis zum 8. Juni 1999 steht mir die 'Chronik der Gemeinde Pfeffelbach' zur Verf|gung. (Ausgeliehen von der Pfalzbibliothek, Bismarckstr. 17, D-67655 Kaiserslautern). Auf der Seite 226 hei_t es: "1847-1853 war Lehrer Jacob HAMM in Pfeffelbach. Wegen Differenzen mit dem Inspektor und der Gemeinde wurde er seines Amtes enthoben." Auf der gleichen Seite befindet sich ein Bild (Foto) der Schule gebaut 1847. Den Herm
14. Re: Germans to Amer. 1852 [1]
"sherwood" writes: > I need help if anyone has time in finding which ship my ancestors , Kay, the nearest libraries to Granton, Wisconsin that hold the book series _Germans to America_ are Marshfield Public Library (about 20 miles from you, but I don't know which volumes they hold) and U. Wisconsin at Stevens Point (about 50 miles, volumes 1-60). -- =Jim Eggert EggertJ@LL.mit.edu
15. Re: Memorial Web Park [1]
I can't believe it! These guys have found a way to replicate the feel of all those county histories of years gone by, minus the county history. For a fee you get to post a biography, and I'll bet a photo costs extra. A minor question: how in the world are those seeking the (relatively brief) information in these obituaries going to find it? For a county history you go to the library. Brendan Dennis Sheridan (digitall@mindspring.com) writes: > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > ------------
16. Re: Baden [1]
I am not an authority on the subject, however, Baden was a Grand Duchy prior to its joining with Wurtemberg. This, and other Duchys, Principalities etc., were collectively refered to as Germany even while they were autonomous states. After Napoleaon, the German states were organized under Prussia. A person from Baden was frequently refered to as being from Germany before the German state was established, and even while under the authority of Prussia. It can be rather confusing, but the bottom line is that
17. Re: Neustadt Gadens [1]
"lighthouse" writes: > Can anyone help me with this place? The correct spelling is Neustadtg"odens (umlaut over the o). Its postal address is D-26452 Sande-Neustadtg"odens. It is in Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) in northwestern Germany, not far southwest of Wilhelmshaven. Here are a book and a periodical about the town: _______________________ TITLE: Neustadtg"odens : Lebensbeschreibungen, Ereignisse und Bilder aus 450 Jahren. PUB. INFO: [G"odens-Sande] :
18. Re: names [1]
Kvickr@aol.com writes: > Could Ludwig and Ludovicus be the same person? Ludovicus is the Latinized form of Ludwig. English or French would be Louis. So, yes, it seems that you have found the right fellow. -- =Jim Eggert EggertJ@LL.mit.edu
19. Re: Help with old German script [1]
Hi Could it be baecker(baker)"? The first letter looks like a b(same as in burger).
20. Surname "SCHREPPEL" [1]
Hello, I am looking for relatives of Tom Schreppel, who came to the USA around 1913. He never heard from his family again after the WWI. Tom was born December 21, 1889.My g-granmother tells me he was from Austria.
21. Re: What ist Neustad an der H? [1]
Hallo, Neustadt an der H. bedeutet Neustadt an der Haardt und hei_t heute Neustadt an der Weinstrasse und liegt in Rheinland-Pfalz.
22. Re: Winter [1]
Try this website http://home.t-online.de/home/r.winter/genealoe.htm I don't know if it is in the right area but it may help. margie
23. Passenger list from Hamburg to Canada [1]
Where can I find passenger lists of ships that sailed from Hamburg to Canada. I'm not sure of the exact year, only approximate. I'm also not sure of the exact destination in Canada. Have been told that my husband's great great grandfather's name was changed from Jurgens to Yerigan after coming to the US by way of Canada. We have been looking for a Claus Jurgens but found a death certificate on his son in Minnesota and his father's name was given as John C. Yerigan....John Claus? possibly.
24. Schreyer [1]
suche Schreyers vor 1800 aus Gro_rvhrsdorf Sachsaen. F|f Hinweise vielen Dank r. Schreier
25. Gieseke/Hausfeld [1]
I have just started on my family history. I know that my family came from Alsace-Lorraine. We have found a lot of info on Hausfeld(t) but what I am looking for is Gieseke...not sure on the first name but I know that he married a Hausfeld & he took on her last name. I would like to know if anyone has any info on the Gieseke's. I find it really interesting that a male took on the surname of a female. JHess
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