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1. [Ger-Als] Re: Clements and Magdalena(KUSS or CUSS) HAUCK [1]
Hello I am trying to find out if any one knew of my grandparent's (my mother's parent's) Clements was born abt 1868 in Alsace-Lorraine. He had three brothers, Anton and Bernard, and a sister Angella who stayed in Germany. He had a brother Basil in Brooklyn, NY. He died in Springfield, OHIO August 1938. I believe he came to USA in 1902 Magdalena was born abt 1877 in Lorraine, France. She had three brothers of Springfield, Ohio. William, John, and Sabastian Kuss. One sister who stayed in Fran
2. Re: [Ger-Als] Schwab/Walzer [1]
You have probably heard this before, but have you considered conyacting the Charles Schwab Brokage Company. He may be a relative of the family you are researching. Good luck, Ray
3. [Ger-Als] Schwab/Walzer [1]
I am looking for information on CHARLES SCHWAB and CHRISTINE WALZER. I do not know when they were married but I do know of one son, CHARLES M. SCHWAB, who was born March 8, 1972 in Alsace. Any help would be appreciated. Diane
4. [Ger-Als] Re: GERMAN-ALSATIAN-D Digest V03 #12 [1]
Need information on birth of Adrian Hoblitzell (Hablutzel) who was born in Germany or Alsace Feb. 6, 1745/49 and came to America in 1767. Thanks for any help. Florence
5. [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] About virus related spam [1]
Hello everybody, Somebody begun to spam Rootsweb mailing lists with the message below: -----Original Message----- From: James Wiswall [mailto:jtwiswall@earthlink.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 8:20 PM To: AUSTRIAN-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: {not a subscriber} LISTOWNERS ... Do NOT OPEN a HA HA HA email from us Hi, all. If you receive an email from us jtwiswall@earthlink.net with HA HA HA in the subject, we did NOT send it. A friend who likes to send us jokes sent one today with this ti
6. Re: [Ger-Als] Hambach Province [1]
Could Elsag be Elsass? In German script, the double-S is a separate character(_), and is sometimes misread as a different letter. That would place Hambach in Alsace. Bob Burns In a message dated 7/14/2004 9:26:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Harold Mathia writes: >I have come acroos notes from my grandmother that states that her husband's >parents, Theobold Mathia and Christine Sophia Reppert came to the U.S. in >1872 (on seperate ships) and met and married here. Her notes say that bot
7. RE: [Ger-Als] Hambach Province [1]
http://www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/ A friend of min sent this link to me about a year ago. I have found it to be a great help in finding villages throughout Europe It brings back data on close spelling matches so if you haven't gotten the name just right you still get the results. I tried Hambach and got a lot of hits for various places in Germany and Austria (Plus some that you can ignore) Hope this is helpful to you. Laura > [Original Message] > From: Harold Mathia > To:
8. Re: [Ger-Als] Hambach Province [1]
It must be " Waldhambach " " Diemeringen " Repperts were at first important glasmakers: the first one is Conrad Reppert born around 1614 and died in 1689 in Rosteig / Alsace. It' s in the north of Alsace near " La Petite Pierre " ( before L|tzelstein). Children born in Rosteig were christening in Waldhambach. Diemeringen had its own parish. Elisabeth de Fleurian le 15/07/04 18:15, RBurns9751@aol.com ` RBurns9751@aol.com a icrit : > Could Elsag be Elsass? In German script, the double-S is a se
9. Hambach Province [1]
I have come acroos notes from my grandmother that states that her husband's parents, Theobold Mathia and Christine Sophia Reppert came to the U.S. in 1872 (on seperate ships) and met and married here. Her notes say that both were born in "Hambach, Province Elsag, Dimmeringein?, Germany" I can not find evidence of such a place. Can anyone out there help? I can't trace them without Knowing where they were born. Harold Mathia
10. Re: Saareinsberg and Luneville [1]
Hello, Could anyone tell me where in 1902 or now is Saareinsberg and Luneville? The reason is 1902 my grandfather Clemens Hauck came to the US on the ship manifest it says he came from Luneville. he was born in Alsace-Lorraine 1871. Went to Springfield, (Springfield Township, Clark County) Ohio and remained there the rest of his life, which ended in 1938. His wife Lena (Magdalena Kusss) and first three of their children came to the US 1903, that manifest says they came from Saareinsberg. They both
11. WWI Draft Cards Free until Nov. 25, 2005 [1]
,,, received on another list to which I am subscribed. Please accept my apologies to those who may receive multiple copies of this email! Madeline Hello All, You can search Ancestry's recently completed USA World War One Draft Cards Database for free with registration until November 25, 2005. Registration requires your name and email address. To take advantage of this offer you must go to the webpage below and click on WWI Draft Cards link near the top... Online World War One Indexes & Records htt
12. Re: [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] Niederbracker & name variations, Bas-Rhin [1]
Every tidbit of information helps. Thank you. As to the pronunciation of the name, I would say that no person who is now living ever heard her say her name herself. It's questionable whether any person now living ever heard it pronounced by anyone who had heard her say it. I am only acquainted with one descendant, who was separated from his birth family and only found out two years ago that this is his ancestry. I found an Ann Niederbr|cker the right age in the 1860 census of Franklin County, Missour
13. [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] Niederbracker & name variations, Bas-Rhin [1]
The IGI states that Anna NEIDERBRACKER, wife of Henry STIRTZ, was born in Bas-Rhin. This is the only place I find any specific birthplace listed; otherwise, just "Germany." My questions are, if she really was born in Bas-Rhin, where in Bas-Rhin was she born, and which of the spelling variations are possible for Alsace/Elsa_? On the 1925 census of Pottawattamie County, Iowa, Anna's parents' names are given as Karl NIEDERBRACKER and Mary SLOTMAN, and it states that they were married in "Germany". I realize
14. Re: [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] Niederbracker & name variations, Bas-Rhin [1]
Re: "My questions are, if she really was born in Bas-Rhin, where in Bas-Rhin was she born, and which of the spelling variations are possible for Alsace/Elsa_?" Bas Rhin ("lower Rhine") is an administrative department within Alsace; it lies downstream, i.e. north, of Haut Rhin ("upper Rhine"). The question about where, exactly, she was born is very appropriate but will take research. A large proportion of residents of Bas Rhin speak German and are ethnically Germanic. Strasbourg is the major city of Bas Rhi
15. [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] A book about the Abbey of Sturzelbronn [1]
I would like to learn how to purchase a copy of a book abut the Abbey of Sturzelbronn, supposedly written by a man named Kaiser? Thanks Buffy
16. [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] THEIS, HANSEN ALsace or Luxembourg > Iowa USA [1]
I do not know which great grandparent (Catherine HANSEN or Theodore THEIS) came from Alsace and which came from Luxembourg. I do not know much about their early years. They immigrated (we believe independently of each other) about 1850-1858. Catherine probably came with several family members, including John Peter (who was a saloon keeper - he had been a prisoner of war in Andersonville prison during the American Civil War) , Nicholas, and Michel or Michael (who probably settled in Mobile AL). Nicholas
17. [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] Please see my webpage [1]
With many surnames including Bertsch, Bley, Beuhler, Beutler, Daussmann, Graeb, Holp, Hohenstauffen, Kern, Kochert, Mesner, Nieb, Minicus, Neuhart, Reeb, Rose, Schaub, Weber, Schnieder, Schied, Schmalenberger, Juncker, Westerman, Neuhart, Knauwart, Mursel, Roth, Ostertag, Rothschmidt, Von Stauffen, Keete, Klein, Von Windstein, Brennemann, Gally, Weiss, Hartmann, Wagner, Weurtz and Weiss Thanks. Ann Westerman Torbett http://community.webtv.net/Luxci/TheAncestryofAnn
18. [GERMAN-ALSATIAN] farms in Sturzelbronn [1]
Searching for information about the following three farms in Sturzelbronn ca. late 1700s-early 1800s. Dauenthal, Pottaschhutte, and Langhauerthal. Searching also for information about Count Hanau, who supposedly owned the town of Niederbronn late 1600s- early 1700s.
19. Re: [Ger-Als] Translation Please [1]
These are French records. Naissance: birth Mai: is the month of May Dates are in the dd/mm/yyyy format so Feb 5, 2004 would appear as 5/2/2004 ou means either/or Neuviller, Sommerhoff, Birschdorf, Bischholtz are all towns in the Bas Rhin area. 67 is a area of France. I am attaching a few links that should be of some help to you on this... Meunier is a miller Fevier is February Deces: Decesed or died http://www.freetranslation.com/ a good machine translator that is free to use. It is not perfect but
20. Re: [Ger-Als] GEARHART FAMILY [1]
Hi Edie, Thanks very much for pointing me in the right direction. I wasn't sure where I should start, having so little information on my Gearhart ancestor. Regards, Loretta ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 4:38 PM Subject: Re: [Ger-Als] GEARHART FAMILY > In 1940, I was baptized by Rev. E. Maclay Gearhardt, DD at Luther Memorial > Church in Erie, PA. Of course, he is long-dead; however, that church would have
21. [Ger-Als] MAYER [1]
Hi, I am still desperately seeking information on my great-great-grandfather, Alexander Mayer, who was born in the Alsace-Lorrain area on November 21, 1823. Our info on his parents is conflicted. On one document, his parents are Rupert & Frances Mayer; on other documentation they are Alex & Geneva Mayer. We also have info that indicates he had 2 sisters, Theresa and Marie. Alex eventually ended up in Ontario, Canada, where he married Susanna Heimler in 1857, and they had 7 children. He died September 29,
22. [Ger-Als] GEARHART FAMILY [1]
I am looking for information concerning the GEARHART family whose ancestor emigrated from Alsace-Lorain. The family settled in the area of Armstrong, Indiana and Jefferson Counties, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Sorry I have nothing more to work with. Thanks very much for any help you may be able to give me. Loretta Myrter U.S.A.
23. Re: [Ger-Als] GEARHART FAMILY [1]
In 1940, I was baptized by Rev. E. Maclay Gearhardt, DD at Luther Memorial Church in Erie, PA. Of course, he is long-dead; however, that church would have all kinds of information about him since he was there past retirement. The address is Luther Memorial Church, 225 west 10th Street, Erie, PA 16501. Edie Treiber Descendent of Pierre B|chi of schoenbourg
24. Re: [Ger-Als] MAYER [1]
I did a look up in the Alsace Emigration Book. There may be a connection between tinsmiths and glassmakers. You see, glassmakers often decorated their work with metals. My family/extended family used gold quite a bit. (St. Louis Crystal and Burgun(d), Cie, & Walter late 1500s - late 1700s) I have not reached the M group of glassmaking families yet. I am researching all of the glassmaking families we have identified from the Eastern part of France that went back and forth between France and Germany as a I b
25. Re: [Ger-Als] MAYER [1]
There were Mayer glassmaking families in that area. Sometimes it was spelled Mayer sometimes Meyer depending upon who was doing the writing. Spelling was not standardized until the middle of the 1900s. So I would check variant spellings including Maier. I show an Alexandre Meyer coming from St. Amarin in the Alsace area Aug 7, 1850 leaving Alsace. This may fit your family. If it does I would contact the records section for St. Amarin in France. If this looks like your Alexander (Alexandre is the Frenc
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