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Re: Additional info Vouk

momann167 — 2013-04-23 23:51:29Z

My husband is an Omann, but we don't know if the Sterns County Omanns are related. His grandfather was Frank Omann, he lived in Menasha & St Croix County Wisconsin. Frank had 2 brothers that we know of - Henry who stayed in Austria, and Max who lived in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. We know his parents names were John and Kathrine or Elisabeth Wellner. (Frank's marriage certificate had one name, his death certificate another. Do you know if there is any tie between our Omanns and yours?

Re: Ferlitsch in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index

roseygoodman — 2013-04-15 14:30:53Z

Have you found any info to show John Ferlitsh, born abt 1855 in Carinthia, Austria, being in Milwaukee? He and Agnes Busche were married around 1878 and the only child I have found is my great grandmother, Maria (Mary) Ferlitsch who was born 7 Dec 1880 in Pakau, Corinthia, Austria. She married my great grandfather, George Tschikof 3 Feb 1904 in Milwaukee. Any info you have on any Ferlitsch family would be AWESOME! Thanks! Rosemary Goodman

Re: Ferlitsch in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index

rebholzgary — 2013-04-15 12:42:44Z

Rosemary -- I'm responding to your public postings, but I'm not researching the Ferlitsch family. I was searching for queries about Austrian ancestors in Milwaukee on the free site called Rootsweb (merged with the Ancestry message boards). I'm collecting evidence of the different 19th c. immigrant groups that used Milwaukee's German language papers besides the Germans: Austrians, Swiss, Bohemians, Hungarians, etc. I'm matching the queries to my ongoing project called "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).

Those 2 Ferlitsch names are the only entries so far found in the index. The entries are for fairly brief death notices.

Gary Rebholz
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

Re: Ferlitsch in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index

roseygoodman — 2013-04-14 21:42:42Z

I'm not sure where you found my name with your Ferlitschs'. My great grandmother was Maria Ferlitsch and her parents were John Ferlitsch and Anges Busche all from Austria. How have you connected them to yours? I would love to find a connection. Thank you in advance for your responses. Rosemary

Re: Ferlitsch in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index

rebholzgary — 2013-04-13 23:09:32Z

"I believe Gertrude is my GG grandmother and Siegfried is my great grandmother's brother. what do you know of them?"

Just that there were death notices for both those Ferlitsch names in Milwaukee's German newspapers, and they are listed in "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping family researchers collect the evidence of our historic immigrant cultures.

Re: Ferlitsch

bcookin — 2013-04-13 00:57:48Z

I believe Gertrude is my GG grandmother and Siegfried is my great grandmother's brother. what do you know of them?

Re: Druml in Milwaukee's German newspapers ...

rebholzgary — 2013-02-12 16:31:27Z

There were death notices in 1936 for a Paul Druml published in Milwaukee's German language newspapers. Other Druml names in the Milwaukee area include: Anton & Agnes (Mort) Druml, Frank Druml, Marcus Druml, Robert L. & Josephine (Wolf) Druml, Magdalena (Druml) Lewein.

These are indexed in "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
For more specific information contact:
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic immigrant culture.

My grandfather Emil Pfrunder cousin to Anna Duncan

jan5532 — 2013-02-12 13:55:55Z

My grandfather Emil Pfrunder was born in Klagenfurt 12/29/1886.
His sister Berta Pfrunder was born in Klagenfurt 07/25/1888.
Their parents were Emil Pfrunder and Berta Pfister born in Switzerland 01/22/1860 and 12/24/1858.
A sister to Berta Pfister was Elisabeth Pfister.
Elisabeth was married to Alfred Denzler.
One of their children was Anna Denzler born 12/21/1894 in Switzerland. She later became one of Isadora Duncan's Isadorables and took the name Anna Duncan.
Most of the events are from Switzerland but----
Emil (born 1860) lived in Lepzig in Germany late 1884 and early 1885. He married Berta Pfister 01/31/1885, I don't know where. They lived in Klagenfurt in Austria from 1885 to 1898. Emil was employee of Ph. Knoch Leder und Riemen Fabrik in Klagenfurt.
I will appreciate if anyone can help me with information about my relatives.
By the way I have a genealogy tree made of a Swiss (I think) lawyer. It has a superscription "Stammbaum betreffend die Erben der am 8 Dez. 1909 verstorbenen Carolina Stehli, Ottis (or Otlis?), von Obfelden, Kt. Zurich."
It contains five generations with about one hundred names. Among them are Sidler, Pfeder, Bader, Binder, Hauser, Leuthardt?, Studer, Bär, Meier, Gut.
Here is Rosine Pfrunder, mother to Emil (born 1860). Rosine is dead 1865. The father to Emil (1860) is unknown. The parents to Rosine were Caspar Pfrunder died 1876 and Elisabeth Sidler, died 1862. All according to this genealogy tree. If anyone wants a copy, send me your email address and I will mail it to you.
Best regards.

Re: Feistritz an der Gail Cemetery info

Gary_Schnabl — 2013-01-30 05:34:01Z

Hi Nancy,

I got an e-mail from you yesterday via ancestry.com; however, I cannot connect with you there according to the e-mail link to ancestry.com--which is probably an old, dead account. So, I searched your account on ancestry.com and connected to you this way.

Your message to me was:
From: nancykidd18,
To: SouthwestDetroit,
1 of 1 messages, view conversation
Subject: Milw Schnabl research 2013

Hi Gary, I am back working on the Milw Schnabls, and think I have pieced together a few Schnabls that may be siblings, and related to your Valentin. Is it correct that Theresa Schnabl (who is married to Joseph Schnabl living at 881-28th St in 1905) is the sister of Valentin (b. Feb 1884), Rudolph (b. 1886) and Johann (b. 1870)? I noticed in the passenger manifests for both Valentin and Johann they each had declared they were joining their sister Theresia in Milwaukee, at 881-28th St. Did Johann eventually marry Emilie [possibly Sonenberg?] and have a son John? Sorry about all of the questions, I am just trying to make some sense out of all of the Schnabls and see who is connected to mine.
Thanks, Nancy

BTW, the pre-1930 address (881 28th Street) was very near North Avenue--on or near the 2400 block on 28th nowadays. That 28th Street address was on the (Ellis Island) manifest when Valentin arrived in early 1902, age 18.

I suppose it is possible for a maiden-name Schnabl to marry another Schnabl--something that would have to occur if my grandfather moved in with her sister after her marriage to Joseph Schnabl. All I thought was that my grandfather moved in with his brother--possibly the Joseph mentioned.

In any event, I am confused...

Gary Schnabl

Re: Seeking any of the late Katharina Hassler's 12 siblings / families!

Simon1612 — 2013-01-29 07:31:02Z

according to the Austrian online telephone book there's a single Hassler in St.Georgen:
***** Hassler Wolfgang, Hauptstr 10, 9423 Sankt Georgen im Lavanttal *****
http://www.herold.at/telefonbuch/sankt-georgen-im-lavanttal_...

I'd recommend contacting him.

Seeking any of the late Katharina Hassler's 12 siblings / families!

jenloicht — 2013-01-28 02:04:25Z

I'm looking for any relatives of my late grandmother, Katharina Hassler, born in St Georgen am Lavanttal - Carinthia on 14 Nov 1903. She was the youngest of about 13 children but lost touch with all but one of her siblings, a sister Anna, after moving to Vienna as a young woman. Katharina never married and died in 1977 aged 73, leaving a daughter Hermine (my mum), who married Gunther Loicht and had a daughter Jennifer (me). Katharina's sister Anna had two sons - one moved to Canada as an adult, the other was killed in the war at 18. If anyone has any info about any of Katharina's siblings / their families, please let me know!

Seeking any of the late Katharina Hassler's 12 siblings / families!

jenloicht — 2013-01-28 02:03:18Z

Re: Wallner

Schnablkids2 — 2013-01-25 03:56:17Z

I found photos of a Bessie Wallner from the West Allis, Milwaukee area from approximately the early to mid 1900's. Wondering if she might be related to you. She was friends with Schnabls and Schullers both from the same area. They were from the same area in Austria.

Re: Great Grandparents born in Vorderberg -> later in Milwaukee

rebholzgary — 2013-01-19 01:32:08Z

In case it's helpful to your research, there was a family death notice published for a Valentin Watzin (70 yrs.) in Milwaukee's German language newspapers.

This is indexed in the collection: "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items", covering 1844-1950. Like many valuable research resources, neither the newspapers, nor the index are online.

Gary Rebholz
compiler/editor
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

Re: Searching for GGGrandfather & family in Neuhaus & Milwaukee

rebholzgary — 2013-01-19 01:27:33Z

In case it's helpful to your research to sort out local Wucherer families, there are several Wucherer family death notices and other articles published in Milwaukee's German newspapers:
1908 - Wucherer, Josef
1911 - Wucherer, Louisa (Lucy & Louis)
1912 - Wucherer, Lucia
1913 - Wucherer, Lucy
1927 - Wucherer, Stafana / Stefanie
1927 - Wucherer, Stefanie
1931 - Wucherer, John & Marie, wedding anniversary event and photo

The full entries for these samples are found in the newer collection: "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items", covering 1844-1950. Like many valuable research resources, the newspapers and the index are not online 8-(

Gary Rebholz
compiler/editor
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

Re: KAVALAR, KAVALLAR, CAVALLAR

rebholzgary — 2013-01-19 01:24:11Z

"Margaret 1887-1945 married Joseph Hebein 1885-1958"

A death notice was published in the local German newspapers for Margaretha Kavalar Hebein. This may or may not be of interest your research.

Publishing of the German language papers left Milwaukee for Chicago shortly after 1950, although there was still a Milwaukee readership. The later papers can be accessed, but by special request to view bound volumes as they are not also part of the local microfilm collection.

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic German-American culture.

Re: Millonig in Milwaukee, Wis. USA - local German language newspapers

rebholzgary — 2013-01-19 01:14:20Z

"... I'd like to find out if there are still Millonigs in Wisconsin. Grateful for any information!"

These are some Millonig names from "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950). This list represents death notices as published in urban papers, not obituary articles.

1927 - Moertl, Mary (née Millonig)
1928 - Millonig, John
1931 - Millonig, Helen (née Elward; 41 yrs)
1932 - Millonig, Elmer J. (1 yr; Joe & Rose)
1934 - Millonig, Frank 54 yrs

Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic immigrant culture.

Re: Great, Great, Great Grandparents

hlroge — 2013-01-18 20:17:54Z

Thanks for sharing your research!

Re: Ferlitsch

roseygoodman — 2013-01-18 15:17:35Z

I'm not sure. All I have is Maria Ferlitsch and her father John Ferlitsch who was born around 1855. They were from Austria orginially and came to America and settled in Milwaukee.

Re: Great, Great, Great Grandparents

rebholzgary — 2013-01-18 14:58:59Z

I've posted elsewhere in this Druml thread, but there was also a clipping in the German papers for Marcus Druml regarding his burial. It looks to me from the index that there are a couple of spellings/misspellings in these papers for this family group: Druml Drumel Drummel Dremel - and the "Lewien" reference. Also entries for an Anton Hebein -- just a couple of entries for that surname.

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic immigrant culture.

Re: Druml family name in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index

rebholzgary — 2013-01-18 14:30:36Z

This may not be of interest to you, but there are family death notices in the local German language papers for a Frank Druml who matches your posted date, and multiple notices and obit w/photo for an Agnes Druml-Mott. Other Druml family in these papers include an Anton, Marcus, Paul, Robert, Magdalena Druml Lewein.

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic immigrant culture.

Re: Feistritz an der Gail ancestors

rebholzgary — 2013-01-18 14:23:44Z

There were family death notices, obit. w/photo and Danksagung published in Milwaukee's German newspapers for a Michael Schnabl and possibly others from that family group.

Notices like these are now indexed in the collection: "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items", covering 1844-1950. Like many valuable research resources, the index is not online.

Gary Rebholz
compiler/editor
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

Re: Ferlitsch

rebholzgary — 2013-01-18 14:13:04Z

Any relation to Gertrude or Siegfried Ferlitsch in Milwaukee?

Re: Sleik family - from Austria to Milwaukee, Wis. USA

rebholzgary — 2013-01-18 14:10:37Z

There are family death notices published for a Maria Theresia Sleik in two of Milwaukee's German language newspapers.

These are indexed in the collection: "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items", covering 1844-1950.

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic immigrant culture.

Re: ZETTINIG ZETTING SAGER

rebholzgary — 2013-01-18 13:42:19Z

An earlier Zettinig generation in Milwaukee included:
1937 - Zettinig, Edward (71 yr)
1935 - Zettinig, Thomas (46 yr)

Their death notices are indexed in "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).

Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic German-American culture.

Re: Kofler in Milwaukee's German Newspapers Index, 1844-1950

rebholzgary — 2013-01-18 13:35:50Z

Some truncated Kofler entries found in a newer resource:

1925 - Kofler, Antonia, née Bürger
1930 - Kofler, Mary Joe, (née Simschitz), 46 yr; photo
1931 - Kofler, Thomas & Mary (née Schmidt); anniv. photo & bio
1942 - Kofler, Rose (née Maedritsch); 56 yr & Oestrr. Frauen K. U. V. “Edelweis” notice
1944 - Kofler, Frank, 67 yr
1945 - Kofler, Mary, 73 yr

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items", covering 1844-1950.

Gary Rebholz, compiler/editor
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com
Indexing Milwaukee's German newspapers continuously since 2007... helping to access our historic immigrant culture.

Re: Martinz Family looks for info

annajosefadali — 2013-01-15 11:08:41Z

I have a photo of my father and a man named Wartak from Golonov. This picture must have been taken in the Oflag VI-B at Dössel (Kriegsgefangenelager) during WWII. If you know who this man is...

Re: Johann Schnabl, Schuller Family, Nessman Family

Mohnbauer — 2013-01-06 14:22:06Z

Carinthia:
Villach Stadt und Land (61)
Klagenfurt (Stadt) (9)
St. Veit an der Glan (7)
Feldkirchen (6)
Klagenfurt (Land) (3)
http://www.herold.at/en/telefonbuch/k%C3%A4rnten/schnabl/

district Villach-Stadt und Land:
Villach (22)
Arnoldstein (15)
Hohenthurn (8)
Finkenstein (6)
Nötsch im Gailtal (3)
Velden a Wörther See (2)
Wernberg (2)
Feistritz a d Gail (2)
Rosegg (1)
http://www.herold.at/en/telefonbuch/villach-stadt-und-land/s...

Johann Schnabl:
Villach Stadt und Land (4)
Klagenfurt (Land) (1)
Klagenfurt (Stadt) (1)
http://www.herold.at/en/telefonbuch/k%C3%A4rnten/johann-schn...

Nessmann:
Villach Stadt und Land (49)
Klagenfurt (Stadt) (6)
St. Veit an der Glan (5)
Hermagor (4)
Feldkirchen (2)
Klagenfurt (Land) (2)
http://www.herold.at/en/telefonbuch/k%C3%A4rnten/nessmann/

and so on.... -> http://www.herold.at/en/telefonbuch/

Johann Schnabl, Schuller Family, Nessman Family

Schnablkids2 — 2013-01-05 20:14:14Z

Looking for Johann Schnabl (Married Agnes Wiseck) living in Austria. Alois Schnabl (born 1900 in Austria) was a brother or son, not sure. I know Alois married 2 Schuller (Mary and Pauline)girls(cousins) through arranged marriages. I am also looking for Valentine Nessman who married Marie (Schuller or Schnabl) not sure of her connection. It is believed that Johann Schnabl's mother was Helena Nessman. The families all seemed to come from same small village and stayed close to each other when they immigrated to US...all settling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. Any help would be MUCH appreciated!!!

Re: kronlaende

pkronfield — 2012-12-22 16:13:15Z

I recently returned from a visit to Austria and Slovenia, to trace family roots. I had good success with my paternal grandmother's side (Korosic, Koroschitz), but no luck at all with my grandfather. (Kronfield, Cemernik). I noticed your thread "Kronlaende" and wonder if there had been a change to "Kronfield", as "Kronfield" does not sound Slovenian.

My Grandfather, Franc Cemernik, used this name up to and after his entry into the USA in 1907. He followed his half brother Joe Kronfield to the USA. After arrival he changed his name to Kronfield.

Franc Cemernik served in the army for 8 years and was stationed in Trieste. His entry papers to the US said his birthplace was Podgoric, which I took to mean the present day Kamnik. I visited the diocese in Kamnik and turned up nothing for "Cemernik" or "Kronfield".

Any comments or assistance would be appreciated. I am turning up a total blank.

Paul Kronfield
Houston TEXAS USA

Re: kronlaende PUPIC

RobertJerin — 2012-12-18 11:53:33Z

Perhaps you can share more info about your Nicholas (Nikola or Miko in Croatian)

1)what is his birthdate (as you know it)
2)Did he emigrate from Croatia?
3)If he emigrated where did he settle?
4)what was the name of his spouse?
5) what are the names of his children?
6)when did he pass?
7) what was his religion?

I take heritage groups to Croatia every year and have done a great deal of research at churches as well as the State Archives. We have also become very successful at conecting travelers with living family.

There are only a very few men in US records with this name.

Robert Jerin
Croatian Heritage Museum
Cleveland Ohio

Re: kronlaende

Mohnbauer — 2012-12-17 16:57:26Z

it´s meant Kronland/Kronländer(Kronlaender) > crownland/crownlands.
you have to look which Kronland of austria-Hungary was meant.
in any case it will be a now south-slavic country (lastname Pupic).
as you will visit Croatia it will have been simple Kronland Kroatien. ;-) or not? you need a placename.....
Kronländer(Kronlaender)of Austria-Hungary:
http://www.brainworker.ch/Oesterreich/Austria-hungary.png
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kronland_%28%C3%96sterreich%29
http://www.zwittau.de/laender/kk/oesterreich-ungarn.htm

kronlaende

rewanoye — 2012-12-16 23:34:06Z

I am trying to find what kronlaende is. My ancestors are Nicholas Pupich - and am trying to find his origins, as we are visiting Croatia in April 2013

Re: neuvirth

loyloy83 — 2012-12-10 20:44:59Z

hello, my name is omer, my grandmother family lived in beregszasz until they were sent to aushwitz and they managed to save my grandmother tova neuwirth. her brother's name was alexander (sander?) and her parents name's were david and haya. in beregszasz they had a stone factory were all the jews had been gathered before deport. if it rings any bell our family would be happy to know

Re: GAUG/GAUGG & MAYR im LAVANTTAL

andrewgaugjr — 2012-12-07 14:19:16Z

Hello, my name is andrew gaug jr I'm starting a family tree on my grandparents, John & Elizabeth Gaug who lived in the chambersburg section of trenton,nj back in the 1900 to 1965 time frame. I'm finding out that my grandfather, if this is the correct person i'm looking at on ancestry.com , was born in 1890 in hungruary. My aunt told me he had a store on S.clinton avre in trenton, nj . I have seen this on the 1940 census report. Is there any other gaug's that might be related to my grandpaprents that live in trenton, nj between 1900 & 1965 ??? any guidence would be appreciated ...

Re: Feistritz an der Gail ancestors

Mohnbauer — 2012-11-29 13:09:54Z

for ancestors-research:
when they were roman.cath. you get info at roman.cath. diocesan-archive in Klagenfurt.
you can ask about e-mail in english. first info is free:
http://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/dioezese/organisation/C25...

famous ski-jumbers Schnabl and Millonig:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Schnabl
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Schnabl
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Millonig

Re: Feistritz an der Gail ancestors

Schnablkids2 — 2012-11-28 02:15:31Z

Hello. I am researching my husbands side of the family for my children. I also have Schnabl, Schuller and Nessman in our records. They are also from West Milwaukee, immigrated in from Carinthia, Austria. There almost certainly has to be some connection. We have a Johann Schnabl, just not sure the connection. I have a Martin Schuller and I also have a Valentine Nessman. Do any of these possibly have a connection to you and your families in the area? Unfortunately, I do not have records beyond Alois Schnabl, the first generation here. thank you in advance for any possible help.

Re: surname SULIN

Lisskovach — 2012-11-26 00:00:59Z

Hi Don. Your message is really old so not sure if you will see this, but please get in touch to chat about our Sulin connections. Lisskovach @ Hotmail.com. -Melissa

AW: Re: Möderndorf - Hermagor - Familie Hinterberger

w_hinterberger — 2012-10-27 19:49:00Z

dake für die Info

Re: AW: Johanna Kühr

nollme — 2012-10-27 00:59:54Z

Thank you for these contacts. I had the same idea about 5 months ago. I sent a letter to each of these people in the phone book and many replied. I have regularly corresponded with two people there who have sent me many possible connections. Thank you for taking the time to send these to me. I will be making a trip there in June (2013). --Hope to meet some "cousins" when I do!

=) Mitch Noll

Re: AW: Johanna Kühr

Mohnbauer — 2012-10-26 13:18:16Z

austrian phonebook: http://www.herold.at/en/telefonbuch/

Kühr in state Salzburg and Carinthia:
http://www.herold.at/telefonbuch/salzburg/k%C3%BChr/
http://www.herold.at/telefonbuch/k%C3%A4rnten/k%C3%BChr/
district Spittal an der Drau!
Rangersdorf (9)
Stall (5)
Winklern (3)
Lurnfeld (1)
Großkirchheim (1)
http://www.herold.at/telefonbuch/spittal-an-der-drau/k%C3%BC...
Kühr in Stall: http://www.herold.at/telefonbuch/1Qjzk_stall/k%C3%BChr/

Liebhart in state Carinthia:
http://www.herold.at/telefonbuch/k%C3%A4rnten/liebhart/
in district Spittal an der Drau!
Rangersdorf (8)
Winklern (8)
Stall (4)
Mühldorf (1)
Obervellach (1)
http://www.herold.at/telefonbuch/spittal-an-der-drau/liebhar...

Re: Möderndorf - Hermagor - Familie Hinterberger

Mohnbauer — 2012-10-26 13:10:49Z

Für Ahnenforschung vor 1938 kannst du ans Diözesanarchiv in Klagenfurt schreiben. Du musst nur ein paar Daten zu Personen in einem bestimmten Ort haben. Die 1/2 stündige Erst-Gratis-Recherche kann manchmal sehr ergiebig sein ;-) das alles geht bequem per E-Mail: http://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/dioezese/organisation/C25...

Da Möderndorf zu Hermagor gehört - hier die Liste der vorhandenen Matriken:
http://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/images/uploads/PA_Hermago...
Hermagor:
Geburtsbuch ab 1765
Trauungsbuch ab 1719
Sterbebuch ab 1719

Möderndorf - Hermagor - Familie Hinterberger

w_hinterberger — 2012-10-26 09:13:48Z

Hallo zusammen,

wer kann mich unterstützen - bin auf der Suche nach Infos - Familie Hinterberger

lg

W. Hinterberger

Re: winkler, kupferschmit, wohlbang in Austria - joseph krohnert

Mohnbauer — 2012-08-30 15:19:20Z

i know you don´t have the ä. ;-)

Re: winkler, kupferschmit, wohlbang in Austria - joseph krohnert

melita_w1 — 2012-08-30 06:42:19Z

got it! I don't have that "a" on my keyboard. thanks

Re: winkler, kupferschmit, wohlbang in Austria - joseph krohnert

Mohnbauer — 2012-08-29 11:14:37Z

ä = ae
Kaernten ;-)
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%A4rnten
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%A4rnten

Re: winkler, kupferschmit, wohlbang in Austria - joseph krohnert

melita_w1 — 2012-08-28 05:51:50Z

thanks for that. Got the karnten bit (typing error).

Re: winkler, kupferschmit, wohlbang in Austria - joseph krohnert

Mohnbauer — 2012-08-27 20:34:29Z

maybe he is also born in Spittal....
ask for him also at diocesan-archive Klagenfurt if they have him in their files.
and it means not Karten! correct the state is Kärnten > in english Carinthia.
the complete correct name for the place is Spittal an der Drau
(in state Kärnten, Austria)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spittal_an_der_Drau

Re: winkler, kupferschmit, wohlbang in Austria

Mohnbauer — 2012-08-27 20:26:20Z

ok, so you are on the correct board with Carinthia ;-)

civilrecords started in Austria in 1938.
so you can ask in english at diocesan-archive Klagenfurt if they have your ancestors in the files for Pusarnitz: http://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/dioezese/organisation/C25...

parish-church Pusarnitz: http://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/pfarren/pfarre/C3205

Pusarnitz belonges to community Lurnfeld in district Spittal an der Drau:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lurnfeld
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lurnfeld
north-east of Lurnfeld on map - zoomout:
http://maps.google.at/maps?hl=de&q=Pusarnitz&bav=on....
http://www.tauernbahn.at/de/index.php?section=halte&arti...

Re: winkler, kupferschmit, wohlbang in Austria - joseph krohnert

melita_w1 — 2012-08-27 10:16:20Z

Looking for herbert wohlbang's (born july 1941 spittal karten austria) half brother JOSEPH KROHNERT born about 1943 austria. mother is amalia wohlbang born 1923. They lived in germany. father unknown krohnert was german.