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1. Bedel-Beedle?? [1]
I am totally-completely brand new to the idea that my family may have French origins, so I haven't the least clue how to do research on them. My grandfather had always claimed that the name Beedle had originally been French, but my father had pooh-poohed it as being unlikely, as the name "sounded" so British. But I do find that my Beedle family was possibly born in Wisconsin, in the late 1700's ... and Wisconsin was French territory until 1763. I have no clue at this time, when the family did get into No
2. ancestors photos [1]
Hi! I was just on this site: www.ancientfaces.com there are about 1200 old photos and 1400 names.... I thought maybe someone could perhaps connect with one their family surnames! I am sending this to several lists, so sorry if it's a repeat to any of you. Pam researching: Benning, Leichman
3. Early PA Rolands [1]
Can anyone help me connect or add to information about the three men described below? All were anabaptist and may have arrived in Pennsylvania from today's Western France during the 1720-1750 period. I am trying to link my Lancaster County ancestor Hans Roland to the known German-speaking, first emigrant male ancestors of other well documented early Pennsylvania Roland lines. So far we have knowledge of 1650-1750 Roland-like names near Munster, Haut-Rhin and Belfort. Many thanks if you have reason
4. from Bruno [1]
Hello, My family direct near Keskastel is not PEIFFER but SCHAEFFER, GROSS, CARL WERCKMANN, LOEFFLER, LAMY. And the village of my origine is Diedendorf. About the interresting information about Butler county, I have found this : http://www.mph.lm.com/mennolit.html http://www.3-cities.com/~larry/gerhardstein/gerhardstein.html This Butler county is in OHIO... but there are many immigration between Keskastel - Diedendorf area and Pennsylvania. I have learn this in the internet, but not in the local history i
5. ARTICLE of Schopperten [1]
Hello, I carried out a translation of an article published today (28 august 1999) in the regional newspaper " Dernihres Nouvelles d'Alsace " about the history of the village of SCHOPPERTEN (near Keskastel) and wish several REEB came from. A have placed the photo of the villages article on my site : http://www.fortunecity.com/littleitaly/piacenza/90/shopperten.jpg The article : One gives the nickname of " Sandhase " (sands rabbits) to the citizens of Schopperten because of the presence of sand at vario
6. Re: Keskastel article [1]
Dear Bruno, Thank you for the article and picture of Keskastel. Gail in NE Bruno PEIFFER wrote: > Hello, > > I have automaticaly translate here a recent press article about Keskastel. > And have the image of Keskastel. You can see it on this adress : > http://www.fortunecity.com/littleitaly/piacenza/90/keskastel.jpg > > Article: > > To the inhabitants of Keskastel, the popular irony gave the nicknames of " > Rieweschwdnz " - tails of turnips and " Grumbeerepdnz " - to potato > paunches. > > Qualify pe
7. Keskastel article [1]
Hello, I have automaticaly translate here a recent press article about Keskastel. And have the image of Keskastel. You can see it on this adress : http://www.fortunecity.com/littleitaly/piacenza/90/keskastel.jpg Article: To the inhabitants of Keskastel, the popular irony gave the nicknames of " Rieweschwdnz " - tails of turnips and " Grumbeerepdnz " - to potato paunches. Qualify people of Keskastel " Rieweschwdnz" does not offusque them. Each year, in autumn, is held, indeed, in the local general-purp
8. Keskastel information about family REEB [1]
Dear Bruno, Thank you for your work & wonderful list. Lovingly, Gail in Nebraska Bruno PEIFFER wrote: > Hello, > > Following the request of several participants of this mailing list, I went the last weekend to the cemetery of Keskastel for locate the tombs of family REEB and to make some photos. > > Here is the result :
9. Keskastel information about family REEB [1]
Hello, Following the request of several participants of this mailing list, I went the last weekend to the cemetery of Keskastel for locate the tombs of family REEB and to make some photos. Here is the result : Born Died Katharina REEB 16/06/1827 09/09/1902 (wife of Henrich BDHR) Friedrich REEB 1862 1930 Georges RE
10. Re: This person needs help. [1]
Fletcher wrote: > > I need some help in researching my ggrandmother, ELIZABETH REEB who was > born in Alsace on January 6, 1824. Family bible shows she was born in > Elsace, Germany, but upon researching know that Alsace was France during > that period of time. It is not know when she emigrated to the US but she > married NICHOLAS NOESSER in New Orleans in March, 1849. They had a > family and lived and died in New Orleans, she died in 1902 and he died in > 1884. I found: Maria Elisabetha REEB; born Ja
11. Re: This person needs help. [1]
Hi: I noticed this post and felt I should pass it on to this list in case someone can help the researcher. Fletcher Bishop ------------------------ ------------------ I need some help in researching my ggrandmother, ELIZABETH REEB who was born in Alsace on January 6, 1824. Family bible shows she was born in Elsace, Germany, but upon researching know that Alsace was France during that period of time. It is not know when she emigrated to the US but she m
12. Re: This person needs help. [1]
Long ago, I gave Emma Messinger the information about Elisabeth REEB, the daughter of Friedrich Reeb and Louisa Weber. I also have consistently and still do insist that there is too much evidence that Elisabeth Reeb Noesser is the same person as the daughter of Friedrich Reeb and Louisa Weber. Even though the year of birth on tombstone and in death record is one year difference, the day is only one digit different and the month is the same. Not only that but two other daughters of Friedrich Reeb an
13. Alsace: Genealogical Research [1]
Hello, Bonjour, Hallo ~ This is a small note for anyone doing genealogical researches in Alsace. The= =20 Bienvenue en Alsace (Welcome to Alsace - Willkommen in Elsa=DF) site has bee= n=20 updated. If you need help researching, or are just curious about Alsace,=20 visit the following link: http://www.alsace-genealogy.fr.st The site also has areas for general, non-genealogical discussions. You may=20 also feel free to access the site with either of the two alternate URLs: http://www.welcome-to
14. Soultz-Sans Forets, Bas-Rhin [1]
Hello Listers, I've information on my REPLOGLE/REBLOGEL line back to abt.1570and I would love to find out anything I can about this town as well as hear from anyone tracing the same line. Kim (in sunny California)
15. George K. Reeb.. [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------96E39E549B83B9A51B7513FC Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear Keskastel list, I have been told that George K. Reeb, my grandfather, b. 1885 Keskastel first worked on a dairy farm in WI, when he immigrated from Germany in 1903. He later moved to Polk Co., NE and worked on the farm of his mother's half sister, Charlotte Reeb (Mrs. George Reeb). I know he was married in Polk Co. in 1908. Are there Reebs on
16. Manni [1]
Here are some of the events that I abstracted from the Lutheran Churchbook of Keskastel. Hans Jacob Manni, son of Hans Jacob & Anna Maria (Werli) Manni was baptized 20 Feb. 1717 in Altweiler. Johann Jost Manni, son of Johann Jacob & Anna Maria (Werli) Manni was baptized 10 Dec. 1722 in Altweiler. Benedict Manni died 30 Jan. 1708 in Altweiler. Johannes Manni from Bern (?) Switzerland died 7 Nov. 1707 in Altweiler. Calculated from his age given in death record, he must have been born 1617. Do you
17. Manni [1]
Attention Jack Roth, I just responded to your post about the Manni family, however my e-mail bounced. If this goes through I will tell you what I know about the Manni family. John V. Reeb
18. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V99 #10 [1]
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19. Surname: LAB [1]
Hi, Looking for any info on the name, Lab. Peter S. Lab was born in the Alsace-Lorraine area in 1797. Wife: Marie Frances Francoise, (Francoise probably not right) Offspring= Agustus C., John L., Lewis or Louie.,Alexis, Felix, Mary E., and/or John Baptiste Lab. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks Ralph Lab elf@shianet.org
20. Immigrant Surnames / French Migration [1]
The following surnames are included in the Top Five Queries at http://www.frenchmigration.com/queries/selected/current.asp BILLOT * BEAUREGARD * DAVIGNON * DECOSSE * DESCHAMPS * DOUIRON * HARNIST * LA FORTE * LUSTOT / LUSTO * NIGOT * PARCHEMIN New selections are featured each month. Also see Other Top Five Queries, linked from the same page. You may also wish to review Query of the Week, the list of Books and Other Sites. Diana Church http://www.frenchmigration.com
21. CALDO / PERCHETTE [1]
I am looking for information on Edward Ernest CALDO (b. Oct 1878 Lyon France but was adopted by a GALARDI family & lived in Turin Italy) and Lucille May PERUCHETTE/PERCHETTE/PERUCHIETTI (b. 11 Apr. 1888 Genoa Italy). Edward Ernest CALDO went to Alaska the first time in 1898 with a friend Joe, Ed was 19/20 years old at this time. They were in the Chilcouth mountain area. He stayed in Alaska for 12 years and then returned to Nagawnee, (Upper Michigan), USA. to see a little girl he remembered 12 years ag
22. MÛLERTZ - MILWERTZ - MILVERT. [1]
Bonjour ` tout ! Hallo zu jedermann! Je recherche la documentation sur des noms de famille comme: M\LERTZ - MILWERTZ - MILVERT Elsass, soutenu 1800, imigri ` l'information du Danemark 1820. Chacune serais beaucoup appricii. Sinchres amitiis Aage Skjelborg Oslo, Norvige Hallo! Ich suche nach Unterlagen |ber Familiennamen wie: M\LERTZ - MILWERTZ - MILVERT getragenes Elsass 1800, ausgewandert zu den Informationen Ddnemarks 1820. Jeder Vorslage w|rde viel geschdtzt Warme Beachtungen Aage Skjelbor
23. Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 21:49:46 -0500 [1]
I would like to find out the geneology of my mother, Jacqueline, who was born in 1926 in Strasbourg, France; her parents were Francois Joseph Schweitzer and Anne Moog. I would like to know more about my grandparents and their descendents and if there is a connection to Dr. Albert Schweitzer of Alsace. Thank you. Christiane Moughan }}} __{{{__ | o o |\ ^ ^ | V | | o o | }---{ |/ >x< \_______/ \___/
24. Re: [Alsace Bossue] Leonie LAMMENS born Sep 1875 Alsace-Lorraine [1]
Patricia, First off you do not have to apologise to me. Although I started the Keskastel-Alsace Bossue list quite a few years ago which purpose was for the village of Keskastel which did become part of Bas-Rhin, France in 1793 at then end of the French Revolution, the region had been known by different names prior to 1793. This region was once owned by the Counts of Nassau. Nassau is the part of what is now Germany where Weisbaden or Idstein had been capitals. The Counts of Nassau owned this land often re
25. Re: [Alsace Bossue] Leonie LAMMENS born Sep 1875 Alsace-Lorraine [1]
I am curious about your statement that your paternal great grandmother being born in Alsace-Lorraine then stating that she was listed as born in Belgium. Belgium was not Alsace and Alsace was not Belgium. So I am curious exactly the name of the village, town or city Leonie Lammens was born in? I am the person who first started this list for Keskastel which is a town in what is now the Bas-Rhin department of France. Actually, the name Alsace Bossue simply refers to the western most portion of Bas-Rhin. How
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