Hello dear friends,
I send you a translation of an article of the regional newspaper DERNIERES
NOUVELLES D'ALSACE about Keskastel.
The Society of history and archaeology of Saverne and the neighborhood has
just published the first number of year 2002.
In this book n0198, the readers will find the history of the region.
Pierre Bailliet gives the second part of his study onto families emigrated
into the Country of Sarrebourg and Alsace Bossue (the Koeppel, Vautrin,
Bieber, Kocher...) towards America, on t
Most of you probobably know about this site, but I've
only come across it:
http://alsace.bossue.free.fr/vivil.htm
There are photos and history for nearly every village
those on this list may claim ancestors from, and some
of the pages include neat effects (look up Drulingen,
where my surname started).
Brendan Wehrung
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I've linked many of the villages on the L'Alsace
Bossue web site to a map of the area between
Waldhambach and Drulingen. I hope it will prove
useful, with the only drawback being that it takes a
long tome to load. Sorry Keskastel is too far east to
be included (My scanner can olny cover so much!)
Brendan
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Sorry, forgot:
http://www.geocities.com/b_wehrung/bossue4.html
Brendan
--- Brendan Wehrung wrote:
> I've linked many of the villages on the L'Alsace
> Bossue web site to a map of the area between
> Waldhambach and Drulingen. I hope it will prove
> useful, with the only drawback being that it takes a
> long tome to load. Sorry Keskastel is too far east
> to
> be included (My scanner can only cover so much!)
>
> Brendan
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do Y
Sorry, forgot:
http://www.geocities.com/b_wehrung/bossue4.html
Brendan
--- Brendan Wehrung wrote:
> I've linked many of the villages on the L'Alsace
> Bossue web site to a map of the area between
> Waldhambach and Drulingen. I hope it will prove
> useful, with the only drawback being that it takes a
> long tome to load. Sorry Keskastel is too far east
> to
> be included (My scanner can olny cover so much!)
>
> Brendan
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do Y
Thank you for sharing this website, Brendan. It is wonderful to view
pictures of my grandfather's birthplace, Keskastel. If anyone lives
nearby, I would like to have a birth record from the Lutheran Church of
my grandfather, George Reeb born 1885 to Katherine Reeb in Keskastel. I
am searching for the name of his father. Thank you.
Best regards,
Gail Ferris in Nebraska
Brendan Wehrung wrote:
> Most of you probobably know about this site, but I've
> only come across it:
>
> http://alsace.bossue.free.fr