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From: "Joyce Cooper" <>
Subject: Re: Fwd: PAFRANKL-D Digest V04 #165
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 20:49:03 -0800 (Pacific Standard Time)
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Hi Ann,

Thanks for the response. No problem with asking me to check further about
something, that I may not have been real complete about. I had to check back
a few pages to find the Rev.'s full name. Sometimes there is more
information on another page, including full names of judges in
naturalizations etc., so no problem with checking to see if I can find more
complete info on another page. The Rev's name was not complete at the top of
the page, but his name is Rev. Johannes Heinrich Helffrich, one of the
fathers of the Reformed Church in America. I have a bio if anyone wants that


Here are others of those Dormajers that I saw on the index, but could not
see, earlier .
20 April 1797 "Domi" Johannes Federmann married with Catharina Dormajer

The word Domi is an abbreviation for "Die Traung hat im Hause, Namlich
seinem eigenem Stadt gefunden." Don't know if any of the researchers can
help with the translation. (All of this information is in German. I can
figure out basic words.)

23 Feb.1797 "Domi" Joh Nicolaus Krieger married Magdalen Dormajer

9 March, 1802 "Domi" Friedrich Kieffer married Mariga Dormajer

Hope this helps,
Joyce in CA
http://www.geocities.com/jarmscoop

-------Original Message-------

From: Ann HeInz
Date: 11/15/04 18:19:14
To: Joyce Cooper
Subject: Re: Fwd: PAFRANKL-D Digest V04 #165

Joyce,
Thanks so much! Do you have the name of the church and Rev. Johannes
last name?
I really appreciate your help.
Ann
----- Original Message -----
From: Joyce Cooper
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Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: PAFRANKL-D Digest V04 #165


Hello Ann and Researchers,
I find Dormejer, which is probably an alternate spelling, on #172, PA Vital
Records
Marriages and Burials between years of 1790-1810 by Rev. Johannes......
9 Jan. 1794 "Domi" Johannes Dormejer and Catharina Knarr (with an omlout
:-) which is the two dots over the vowel.)

None of the other spellings showed up. Sorry.

Joyce in CA

-------Original Message-------

From: Ann HeInz
Date: 11/15/04 07:13:40
To: Joyce Cooper
Subject: Re: Fwd: PAFRANKL-D Digest V04 #165

Dear Joyce,
I would be very grateful if you keep an eye out for any variations of
Dormeyer/Dunmire/Demire in your lists.






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