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1. [PRUSSIA] Re: CD Lookup [1]
Many thanks to Erica, Deloris and Lynn for taking the time and looking up Stanislaus Koslowsky. Not my GGrandfather, he "supposedly" arrived in 1875 at the age of 29. Thank you again, it was worth a shot! Eleanor _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
2. [PRUSSIA] HAUPT in Germany, Poland, Volhynia, Canada, USA [1]
Hello searcher, I'm working on a History of the HAUPT's family. Seek information on HAUPTAugust born approx. 1840, married ZIMMERWilhelmine. Their first son HAUPTJohann, Luth., was born 24 May 1863 in Kazmirka parish Jozefow (Stawiszinie) district Kalisz. Kazmirka was situated eastwards of the River Prosna in the near of Chocz. Haupt Johann married first before 1890 MACHPauline und second on 6 Febr. 1890 KURZMaria. In the time before 1876 the whole HAUPTfamily emigrated from Poland to Volhynia. Some of
3. [PRUSSIA] Re: CD356 [1]
The List: If anyone has access to the CD356, Germans to America 1875-1888, I would appreciate a look-up. STANISLAUS KOSLOWSKY Hate to sound cheap, but once burned on the book....well you understand. No rush. Regards, Eleanor elegsh53@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
4. [PRUSSIA] Ziemiany [1]
Hello, I am trying to set up a history of a village called Ziemianen (Ziemiany), located in eastern-south corner of East Prussia, near Benkheim (Banie Mazurskie). Maybe anybody has any ancestors from there? I would be greatful for any help. Regards, Przemyslaw Gamdzyk pegam@poczta.interia.pl
5. [PRUSSIA] Oyster stew [0.98012]
Oyster stew was a New Year's tradition in my husband's mother's family. Her family was from Stettin Pomern. (Now Brod Poland). Bette
6. Re: [PRUSSIA] ENGLISH TO POLISH [0.98012]
Fred, Try www.tranexp.com:2000/ If it does not want to come up then use a search engine & type in Polish translation site. Look for Intertran. I've used the site quite frequently over the last 3 weeks & works beautiful. Good Luck, Kathy "FRED" : Dear Listers, : : Doe anyone know of a good site to trnslate English to Polish : : : Fred : : Henderson, NV USA : : fjackman@anv.net : : : ==== PRUSSIA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== : Visit PrussiaGenWeb - you might find some answers : http://ww
7. [PRUSSIA] Umlaut Assistenten [0.98012]
F|r das Einsetzen von von umlauts im Text gibt es eine einfachere Methode, die "Umlaut Assistenten" genannt wird. Sehen Sie bitte For inserting umlauts in text there is a simpler way. It is "Umlaut Assistant". For details see http://www.kagi.com/vfstudio/fantasy.htm
8. [PRUSSIA] Surname Interp...THANK YOU ALL! :) [0.98012]
Dear listmembers, Thank you all so very much for the help on my question about surname interpretations....I got some really great help and suggestions... This list is the best, I really appreciate ALL you people! Kelly
9. [PRUSSIA] RE ROSENHAUER DEAD END [0.98012]
I would like to thenk everyone who sent me some ideas to check out on my Rosenhauer family. Sue
10. Re: [PRUSSIA] Hamburg Police Records - Passports [0.98012]
Hi Cora, I am searching for Conrad Hermsdorfer around that time; and his sister Annie (or Anne). Had to replace my program with Windows XP & changed my internet provider. I wish there were people in Germany seeking information on Gorba and Hollmann as I haven't found them on ships lists or Ellis Island. Nara archives has nothing & most of the records from Antwerp were burned. My grandfather left Antwerp on the vessel Illinois in 1894. Grandmother Hollmann came earlier but I have no clues on her except
11. [PRUSSIA] BROOKLYN EAGE/STANDARD NEWSPAPERS 1915 & 1923 OBITUARY [0.98012]
DIED -MAY 7, 1915, ADAM SALA, lived at 25 Marion st, Bklyn , WIFE, DIED OCT 26,1923, AUGUSTA E.SALA, 32 Marion st, BklyN both buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Bklyn. Anyone that has or seen these two obits would appreciate a copy of them Lorraine Conroy
12. Re: [PRUSSIA] Surname interpretation [0.98012]
OH Dear!! I guess people had problems back then just like people do today!! I always thought that life was 'simpler' then so people had fewer problems BUT I have my ggrandmothers brother for example....BOTH he and his wife committed suicide!! The wife in 1910; she was in the Ogdensburg Psychiatric facility and I wrote to them....she committed suicide by 'slitting her throat'....(IMAGINE THAT!)...I wrote to the hospital and do you know that they still had the records!! She was only there for 9 days and he
13. [PRUSSIA] Von Hindenburg Estates [0.98012]
I am a new member to this list and have a lot of Prussian ancestors. One family came from the little hamlet of Neudeck. Family lore says they were tenant farmers on the Von Hindenburg estates. No clue as to how valid this is, as no one living knows. A bit of research indicated that Von Hindenburg did die in Neudeck. Any thoughts out there as to how to pursue this story? Where would that area be on today's map? The family attended the Lutheran church when living in the US. Any ideas and suggestions gr
14. [PRUSSIA] Habersat Familie in Ostpreußen [0.98012]
Hallo Liste, In meiner Ahnenforschung beschdftige ich mich mit der Namen ' HABERSAT'. Religion: evangelisch-lutherisch Viele Gr|_e David
15. Re: [PRUSSIA] Kuhlmann Osnabruck, Hannover, Germany [0.98012]
Hallo Beverly, I don't have your "Names" in my files, but I look out for the NOLDE name from Osnabr|ck and Haltern Kreis Coesfeld!!! Best regards from Paris, SIGI
16. [PRUSSIA] Wiborni [0.98012]
I have a great grandmother named Charlotte Wiborni. From East Prussia. Can not find any info on that name. Any one have anything in their history? Thanks Dieter Kutz
17. [PRUSSIA] Immigration 1880 - 1888 - Thanks!!!! [0.98012]
Hi! Thanks very much to everyone that responded to my query about tracking down immigration betwee 1880 and 1888!!!! You are all wonderful! I really appreciate everyone taking time to give me suggestions! Mary __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE Valentine eCards with Yahoo! Greetings! http://greetings.yahoo.com
18. [PRUSSIA] My Prussian Surnames [0.98012]
Hello - I am trying to find any information on the ENGELHARDT and KNOLLE families that were in or near Linden, Hanover, Germany. This has been a major roadblock for me and any help is appreciated. Marlene
19. [PRUSSIA] Auskünfte. [0.98012]
Guten Tag Ich suche die Adresse eines genealogique Kreises der Leute der Reisen nach Deutschland, das eine Adresse hat? Danke kath ********************************************************** kathpfeil@wanadoo.fr rech:09/12/54/57/67/68/70/88/Italie/Allemagne Ma ginialogie personnelle http://katherine.pfeil.free.fr/ http://www.ma-ginialogie.org/pfeil / ********************************************
20. [PRUSSIA] Oyster stew [0.98012]
Hallo all I read amused the discussion about "oyster stew". I think it was not made whith oysters but whith shells. And shells are very much in the Baltic Sea!. In the Limfjord, a seaarm from the Northsea to the Baltic Sea in north of Denmark, we picked them from the undeep ground, put them in a net, hang this at the end of the boat and sailed to the next harbour. Then the shells are very clean and we cooked them whith salt, pepper onions, lorbeer in wine - delicate !!!! Please excuse my English, I learned
21. [PRUSSIA] LUDEWIG HARMS [0.98012]
I am looking for the family of Ludewig Harms. I believe he was the brother of Harm Harms, born in 1809, in Oldenburg, Germany. Their father would have been Garlich Harms. If any one has any information please contact me. I would be interested in any information on the Harms name and the family that may still be in Germany. Cindy
22. [PRUSSIA] Minnesota Death Certificates [0.98012]
Hi Listmembers, If anyone is needing a death certificate for the State of Minnesota, USA, please click on the following link: http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm This appears to be a wonderful resource for anyone needing Minnesota death records between the years 1908-1955... Kelly
23. [PRUSSIA] Schwantes [0.98012]
Amy; The Germans to America CD's start in 1850. I did a search and found quite a few Schwantes. The earliest ones came in 1857. Did not find a Christlieb listed. There was a C.A. Schwantes, but this one was only 16 yrs. old. I was surprised to see your request. There are quite a few Schwantes families that live in our small town (New Holstein). Would you believe I found out a year ago that they are cousins to me? Small world isn't it? Sorry I couldn't help you more. Do you have any other names that could be
24. [PRUSSIA] Catholic/Lutheran Marriages [0.98012]
Dear Prussia Mail List, I have ancestors from Posen, Prussia and was curious how common it was in the 18th -19th centuries for German-speaking Lutherans to marry Polish-speaking Catholics. Some names in my family sound German and some don't. Does anyone know anything about this? It sounds as if there were tensions between the two groups. Sincerely, Katherine Names researching in Posen: KLOPSCH, JESCHKE, KUBE
25. Re: [PRUSSIA] Origin in Prussia vs. Germany [0.98012]
Don: It's easy to understand how anyone could get confused when the subject is Prussia. I"m new at this genealogy business, myself, but I've found that for a comprehensive - yet quite brief - synopsis of the Prussia "story", click onto Adalbert Goertz's web site at http://oldcolo.com/goertz/faq.prussia.html Good hunting. Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 1:09 PM Subject: [PRUSSIA] Origin in Prussia vs. Germany
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