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1. Kleins of Hattmatt [1]
My name is Barbara Weir and I live in suburban Philadelphia, PA. I have in my possession a military discharge paper dated 1865 for a Michael Klein born 2 September 1830 in Hattmatt, Canton of Saverne ,Bas Rhin. He was the son of Jacque and Catherine (Fatre) Klein. I believe he may be the uncle of my ancestor Jean (John) Klein who arrived in St. Louis Missouri in the late 1880's. I would appreciate hearing from anyone whose family came to St. Louis from Hattmatt or who knows anything about this Klein fa
2. Re: LUTZ BORSCH MULLER VOGEL BARTEL [1]
The names above those I have been able to uncover so far..Sometimes they are listed as from France---(Alsace) and sometimes Bavaria...I hope someone can help me ...I know they were a tight knit family---there is no one I can ask any questions of....they emigrated about 1865 to NYC. I would appreciate any help or suggestions. Florence
3. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #29 [1]
Hello, Stan & Gail Ferris wrote : > > I'm sorry, but I do not know the origin of the word, Bossue, other than > it is a region in France. > Gail in Nebraska, USA > > luciamel@ccard.com.br wrote: > > > Hello any friend I hope any friend could explain me the origem of the > > word Bossue that appears in the region Keskastel-Alsace-Bossue, > > because the surname of my family is Bossois (es) and the root of this > > word is Bossu The French word "bossu(e)" means hunchbacked, and "Alsace bossue" is someti
4. Searching [1]
Hello, I'm new to this list. I'm looking for the following relatives Andon Louis MEYER/MYER/MEIER b. July 5, 1844 in Boltzhiem came to America abt 1860 Mary Madalene BUCKLEY/BOUCH`E/BEAUCH`E b. October 25, 1842 came to America abt 1860
5. Surname: DIEBOLD/DIEBOLDT/DIEPOLT/DEBOLT [1]
Hi List Members, I am looking for information about communities with concentrations of DIEBOLDs to learn more about history/migration of this family. Thanks, Ron
6. KELLER & ZIMMERMAN, Western NY, 1830 [1]
Hi, I have been reading posts to the Keskastel-Alsace-Bossue list and hope someone can help me locate the town or area where my family originated. My relatives, Henry and Magdalana KELLER came to the United States from Alsace-Lorraine in 1830. With them was their son, Martin, born in Alsace-Lorraine on December 25, 1817. They traveled with their good friend Jacob ZIMMERMAN born in Alsace, France, June 18, 1812. They traveled down the Erie Canal together in June 1830 and purchased property July 1
7. Book "Alsace Bossue" [1]
This message is for John Reeb, but I thought maybe others on the list would be interested in the answer. In July of last year, you posted a list of Alsace-Bossue surnames to this list and mentioned that they appeared in the book ALSACE BOSSUE. Do you know who the author is? I would be interested in trying to get the book in on InterLibrary Loan. Thank you, Judie
8. surnames [1]
I see two surnames of ancestors on the list--Lehmann and Hertzog. Is there a way to share and/or exchange information? Thanks, Joan
9. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #20 [1]
Unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 3:21 PM Subject: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #20
10. Alsace Bossue the book [1]
Judie, The book was written by Alain Lieb and Theodore Rieger and published in Illkirch, France in 1989. The full title is:Alsace Bossue, Histoire Des Lieux Et Des Hommes Art Et Architecture. Robert can tell us if I am mistaken but I think that translates roughly to Hunchback Alsace, History of the Men Art and Architecture. I doubt that you will be able to get it on innerlibrary loan, since it is not well known in the United States and I understand it is now very difficult to get a copy in France. The
11. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #24 [1]
Please take me of the mail list but I will be returning. Thanks. Phyllis from Calgary ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 9:19 AM Subject: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #24
12. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE [1]
Hi Keskastel is in Alsace, dipartement du Bas Rhin near Sarreguemines (Lorraine Alsace Bossue is an area around SarreUnion, Drulingen, Keskastel, Herbitzheim, Charles AMANN -----Message d'origine----- De : smada@webtv.net @ : KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-L@rootsweb.com Date : lundi 19 juin 2000 16:41 Objet : Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE Please: can some identify the general region this list represents?
13. Surnames- BENTZ and GIRARDIN [1]
Hello, I am researching the above names and would truly appreciate any information available, from this site/list. Sincerely, Mary Lou Carr in Pittsburgh, PA
14. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #29 [1]
Hello Lucia, You can have a look at maps of "Alsace bossue" at the following URLs: (global shape of Alsace with the "hunch" of the Alsace bossue area) (detailed map of Alsace bossue) Best regards, -- Robert Weinland D'Alsace en Lorraine
15. HAHN/MEDER family [1]
I'd appreciate help in locating the birthplaces of my family: Gr. grandfather, GEORGE HAHN, b. 1829 (Baden, Germany) emigrated to Alsace Gr. grandmother, CHRISTINE MEDER (a widow) b. 1821, Alsace her son, George August MEDER, b. Alsace, ca. 1844 Twin infants, CHRISTIAN and CHRISTINA HAHN, b. August 28, 1859, Alsace The family left from Le Havre to New York, aboard the ship E. Bulkley, arrived March 19, 1860. Thanks! L. Traver E-mail: lorraine_t@juno.com
16. Roll Call - HAURI [1]
I joined this list recently after a list of surnames from Alsace-Bossue had been posted to another list. Included was HAURI. I did some research to figure out exactly where Bossue was without success, so was glad when that information was posted and I could located it on the maps. My Hauri family originated in Hirschal, Aargau, Switzerland. They were Mennonites that were expelled about 1707. Records are scanty, but it appears some went to southern Germany and there are stories of some going to Alsace-L
17. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #29 [1]
Dear Robert, I'm pleased to see that you have Quirin listed in your ancestry. When I view your website, I note that Eva Salomea married Johann Nicolaus Reeb 1798. This couple is my 4th great grandparents. Are they direct ancestors of you, also, Robert? I will look forward to hearing from you. Please refer to my post of yesterday. My grandfather, George K. Reeb immigrated from Keskastel in 1903. Thank you. Gail in Nebraska, USA > Subject: Re: Queries > Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 20:23:55 +0200 > From:
18. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #29 [1]
Hello Lucia, luciamel@ccard.com.br wrote : > > Hello Stan & Gail and Robert Weinland I am very happy for your answer. > Would you please tell me if the region of Bossue is a very big place, > and how many cities are there in this region. I need to find > informations about my ancestors that came from Alsace-Lorraine, whose > surname was Bossue. If you know any thing, please tell me. "Alsace bossue" refers to a characteristic of the region of Alsace and "bossue" has never been a region. Alsace bossue is
19. George REEB (Keskastel) [1]
Dear Keskastel-Alsace-Bossue mailing list: My grandfather, George REEB, was born in Keskastel on May 6, 1885. He emigrated to the United States leaving Havre, Germany, on June 13, 1903 on the ship, La Gasgow, and arrived in N.Y., N.Y. on June 21, 1903 (information taken from his Naturalization). In America he took the middle initial "K", because there were three George REEBS in Polk Co., NE. I know his mother was Katharine REEB (born Oct. 30, 1863 and died around Dec. 1946). Her parents were Johann Fri
20. Surname: DIEBOLD [1]
Hi Listers, Is anyone researching surname DIEBOLD. Would like ot exchange information. Ron
21. Re: Queries [1]
Hello, jvreeb wrote: > > On another subject, I am going to ask the subscribers to this list to be considerate enough to post a short introduction of themselves and the family they are interested in so that everyone gets an idea of who the other subscribers are and communication can take place. The family names I came across in my own research are : Dehlingen: GEBHARDT, KELLER, KOEPPEL, WEINSTEIN, WEYLAND Diemeringen: BRAUN, FEICHTNER, HAENEL, KOEPPEL, WEYLAND Domfessel: KELLER, MAUGLER, QUIRIN Eywille
22. Queries [1]
I want to make a suggestion to members of this list. Although this list was designed basically for Keskastel...and it's surrounding area, the overwhelming majority of posters to this list have been from Americans who obviously have not yet found their ancestry in Europe, therefore don't know where to look etc. That is understandable. However, in order to get any real helpful responses to your queries you should be willing to divulge a few details about your ancestry. My experiences is that I find that ther
23. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE [1]
Please: can some identify the general region this list represents?
24. Re: KELLER & ZIMMERMAN, Western NY, 1830 [1]
--- Climbnivy@aol.com wrote: > Hi, > > I have been reading posts to the > Keskastel-Alsace-Bossue list and hope > someone can help me locate the town or area where my > family originated. My > relatives, Henry and Magdalana KELLER came to the > United States from > Alsace-Lorraine in 1830. With them was their son, > Martin, born in > Alsace-Lorraine on December 25, 1817. They traveled > with their good friend > Jacob ZIMMERMAN born in Alsace, France, June 18, > 1812. They traveled down the > Er
25. Re: KESKASTEL-ALSACE-BOSSUE-D Digest V00 #29 [1]
Hello Stan, Stan & Gail Ferris a icrit : > > I'm pleased to see that you have Quirin listed in your ancestry. When I view your website, I note that Eva Salomea married Johann Nicolaus Reeb 1798. This couple is my 4th great grandparents. Are they direct ancestors of you, also, Robert? > Eva Salomea QUIRIN was a daughter of Henry QUIRIN and Eve WILHELM. This Henry QUIRIN was a brother of my ancestor Nicolas QUIRIN as both were sons of Georges QUIRIN (1720-1794) and Maria Elisabetha BUCHERT (1715-1788)
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