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From: "Jill Jackson" <>
Subject: RE: [AUS-GERMAN] unsubscribe
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 17:06:45 +1100
In-Reply-To: <001601c501d8$d7b11e80$4df8a4cb@tymkey>


Thank you Ian Turner, I can only ask WHY, what have I done that has
upset you? I understood that Rootsweb Lists were to help each other with
their family history, to explore and find other people also researching
the same names.
Please explain!

Jill J

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From: "Jill Jackson" <>
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Subject: [AUS-GERMAN] Re New Lister Scholer; Sellers; Seidel


> Good afternoon,
>
> My name is Jill Jackson and I have joined this list because I have
three
> German Ancestors in my families. Two on my side and one on my Husbands
> side. As my Mother and Father are now dead I have no one close to ask
> these questions.
>
> I have found in some of my Mothers papers what I though was a Birth
> Certificate of my Fathers Mother. I have now found out that it is a
> marriage certificate of what seems to be my Grandmothers parents.
>
> As I do not read German, and the little German I learnt at school has
> gone. I wonder if there is anyone here on this list that could help me
> with this document.
>
> Grandmother's name was Catherine Sellers, this is anglicised as far as
I
> can work out to be Katerina Zeller or Zella, father Philipp Zoller,
> Mother Anna Maria Franziska Kramer. They seem to have held this
ceremony
> at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral in Eltville.
>
> My other German Ancestor was my GGrandfather on Mothers side, he came
> into Australia in the 1850's from New Jersey in the USA to the Gold
> fields, then sailed to Victoria to work on the Victorian Gold Fields
> where he did by falling down a gold mine. I have many details of his
> activities in Victoria.
>
> My Husband's German Ancestor was Hugo Seidel; he came into NSW before
> 1900's. It was in NSW that he met a 3rd generation Australian girl
> married raised a family. He died by accident in 1921 Sydney.
>
> Is there any one on this list who has a connection to these three
> families?
>
> If some one can help me with the Translation of the Marriage
> Certificate, I would be grateful and delighted.
> Jill Jackson
>
>
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