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Looking for Ancesters of Gielens/Wellinghoff Families.

lafalot3_1 — 10 Oct 2008 11:38:39 GMT

Hi,
I'm looking for any information on Henry Gielens B. 1843 in Prussia and his wife Theresa Wellinghoff B.1846 in Hanover. Looking for Birth,Marriage certificates and any ancesters. All I know is that they emmigrated to USA in 1868 and settled in Milwaukee,Wisconsin USA.

Looking for any little piece of information.
Thanks a lot
Cathy

HILDEBRANDT, Julia /ANDERT, Jacob- looking for relatives

Lhendri479 — 9 Oct 2008 7:43:37 GMT

Julia Hildebrandt married Jacob Andert and had at least one son - Jozef or Joseph, born in 1888 possibly in Rostov, Russia.

Both Julia and Jacob were from 'Unknown' city in Germany according to son's death certificate. Both were Jewish as far as I know.

I am trying to find more information about Julia (Hildebrand) and Jacob Andert if possible.

I am going to attempt to attach the death certificate for Joseph Andert.

If anyone has any ideas as to where to search, etc I sure would appreciate it.

Did they have censuses in Germany?

Thanks - Linda In NC

Heyn, Hains Family

mrscakey1 — 10 Oct 2008 3:28:58 GMT

I am looking for information regarding Edgar Heyn or Hains German) DOB c1888 who emigrated from Germany to Chorlton England with mother Annie approx DOB 1867 (born in Germany but British subject), sister Elfrida DOB c1890 (German)brother Victor DOB 1894 (shown as Belgium). First appears in UK 1901 census but no father listed. Edgar married Rose Lane 1913.

Meide Genealogy

c_meide — 9 Oct 2008 1:33:34 GMT

I am looking for ancestors with the last name of Miede, Meide, and Gratski. First names are Rose, Augustina, Michael, John, and Johan. I believe their parents names were Paul and Anna Gratski (maiden name). If you have any information about these people, please e-mail me.

Looking for Heinrich Eckhoff and Elizabeth Oberkotter and ancesters

indianwa — 9 Oct 2008 2:09:25 GMT

I'm looking for Heinrich Eckhoff. He was born in Hanover Germany Feb. 1, 1819. Elizabeth also known as Anna Mar. E.Oberkotter was born in Prussia Germany in Feb. 15, 1824. They are my great great grandparent and I'm looking for them and other Eckhoff relatives. I can't read or speek German, so if you can respond in English would greatly be appreciated. If you can help me find my ancestors I would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you. Karrie

Schunter Family

B W White — 25 Sep 2000 12:00:00 GMT

A friend has asked us to help her locate information on her grandmother's family. The grandmother's name was Christine Schunter. She was a twin to Christian Schunter. The twins stowed away and came to America as young teenagers. They left Germany before 1870. Believe the parents were Chris and Anna Schunter, and there were other children. Any help appreciated.
Thanks.

Looking for Bahlke connections

Marjorie Bahlke Harrison — 10 Sep 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for ancestors/relatives of John Bahlke, moved from Wisconsin to New York early 20th century. Hoping to find Deutsch Bahlke cousins. Have been told that it is a name from northern Germany, possibly eastern. Any other Bahlkes with left leg shorter than the other?

Surname changes

MWebb49 — 16 Jan 2002 6:10:24 GMT

Can anyone explain to me why this happened? I have a 3 great grandfather (1790-1860)in Emsburen, Germany whose last name wash Luchtel. His two wives and children by both the wives had the last name of Bruggemann. Why is this? Was there a naming custom that I don't know?

Also have an ancestor named Sudmeier/Sudmeyer who was born with a different last mane, but his wife's name may have been Sudmeier. He and the children went by that name. A distant relative told me that he had heard that the farm was in her family and he took her name so he could have the farm. Was that a custom?

Now have a grandson of above named Bruggemann who was also known as Sager and his children by 3 different wives went by Sager. The third wife's maiden name was Sager. But why would all the children have the surname of Sager?

I would appreciate any help and info in this area. Please email me. Thanks.

Fraktur Schrift Help

Eileen — 23 Mar 2006 1:30:13 GMT

Can someone help with me with the attached ... I have some of it transcribed, but some of it is difficult to read.

November 13, 1828... is married Erdmann Schwarz of Gallnau, oldest son of (occupation illegible) Michael Schwarz __________________________ in Kiessamwald with Anna Maria Gutt (Gutt), oldest daughter of (occupation illegible) Johann Guth _________________ in Gr. Plauth.

Many thanks.

Meine Vorfahren in Northern Hesse and Upper Franconia

Wolfgang Wilhelm Götz Fischer — 24 Mar 2004 7:31:06 GMT

Wer kannte meine Eltern, Großeltern und Urgroßeltern?

01 Fischer, Wolfgang Wilhelm, * Bad Hersfeld 1959

02 Fischer, Walter Daniel, * Heimboldshausen 1933

03 Möller, Liesel, * Lengers 1932

04 Fischer, Wilhelm Heinrich, * Heimboldshausen 1903

05 Kirschner, Christine, * ebd. 1903

06 Götz, Hans, * Reckendorf 1904

07 Reinhardt, Auguste, * Lengers 1913

08 Fischer, Hans, * Heimboldshausen 1876, Maurer, Sohn des Tagelöhners Christian Fischer und der Elisabeth geb. Volkenand aus Widdershausen, ev.-ref.

09 Brandenstein, Anna Barbara, * ebd. 1875, Tochter des Zieglers Heinrich Brandenstein und der Anna Katharina geb. Nennstiel, ev.-ref.

10 Kirschner, Daniel, * ebd. 1865, Zimmermann, Sohn des Zimmermanns Josef Kirschner und der Elisabeth geb. Engel, ev.-ref.

11 Fischer, Elisabeth, * ebd. 1863, ev., Tochter des Landwirts Johannes Fischer und der Elisabeth geb. Weitz, ev.-ref.

12 Götz, Georg Anton, * Reckendorf 1871, Ziegeleibesitzer, Sohn des Ziegeleibesitzers Friedrich Götz und der Theresia geb. Weschenfelder, röm.-kath.

13 Then, Elisabeth, * ebd. 1872, Tochter des Zimmermanns und Mechanikers Jonas Then und der Katharina geb. Böhnlein, röm.-kath.

14 Reinhardt, Heinrich, * Lengers 1872, Schneidermeister, Sohn des Schmiedemeisters Valentin Reinhardt und der Christine geb. Deißenroth, ev.-ref.

15 Möller, Elisabeth, * Wölfershausen 1878, Tochter des Landwirts Johannes Möller und der Magdalena geb. Kümmel aus Gospenroda (Vater: ev.-ref.; Mutter: ev.-luth.)

Who did know my parents, grandparents and great grandparents in Northern Hesse, Upper Franknia and Western Thuringia?

Hinsch, Ahrens Oberndorf an der Oste, Prussia

DennisDoyle45 — 16 Jun 2008 3:52:33 GMT

I am looking for information on Dietrich Hinsch, born in 1858 and his wife Auguste Ahrens, born in 1856 who I believe were both born in Oberndorf an der Oste, Prussia (Germany). There is a chance they were born in Oederquart, Prussia (Germany)which was six miles from Oberndorf an der Oste. they married around 1880 and had a son Nicholaus in 1881. they had another son John in 1889 and emigated to Brooklyn the same year. I have information on their lives in the states but nothing on their lives in Germany.

Bloethner

athude1 — 4 Oct 2008 5:28:07 GMT

I am looking for ANY information on the Bloethner surname. I know that my grandfather came over as a stowaway from Germany in the mid-1800's and lived in Chicago. He married a Freida Koelpin. I am trying to find out who his parents were.
Thanks for any help.

Help needed identifying German Military Uniform

velda65 — 4 Oct 2008 9:59:22 GMT

This is my Opa Kasper Foschepoth and my Omi, Anna Schmitz. I've never seen my Opa in uniform until this day, he was killed in WW2 - the story told to me was that he was a doctor aboard a Hospital Ship that was bombed in 1944. I don't know anymore than this and my mother has since passed and I'm stuck. I REALLY want to learn more..can anyone help identify this uniform? Danke Schoen :)

Velda

Barwich from Oberschlesien (= Upper Silesia)

WGFGER — 5 Oct 2008 7:24:56 GMT

Hi,

I'm looking for the ancestors of Lothar BARWICH, born Landsberg/Warthe 2 Dec 1939.

Best regards
Wolfgang

mary johannah groff

Fran Ashley — 29 Dec 2000 4:05:55 GMT

Looking for any info on my gggrandmother, Mary Johannah Groff,b.6/20/1866,in either Mettshaw or Pentc, Germany. Married Frank Lemorie 11/16/1886, in Cheboygan, MI. USA.

Advice on Jewish German (circus family) research

demoder — 29 Sep 2008 4:43:08 GMT

Hello! I'm hoping someone more knowledgeable than myself can help point me in the right direction. I've done some research on my family and am stuck as to how to approach researching Jewish German connections.

I am researching one branch of my family: the Blumenfelds. I believe they are connected to the Circus Blumenfelds, a famous Jewish-German circus family, based on the fact that they share the last name and were circus/music hall artists. I'm assuming they were Jewish, again because of the Blumenfeld name/occupation connection.

Basically, I have:

Simon Blumenfeld, circus/musichall artist (? Germany - 1911 England) --
married to Wilhelmina Blenon (? Germany - 1915 England).
3 children:
1. Baptist Blumenfeld, musichall/vaudeville performer (1868 Braunschweig Germany - 1943 New York);
2. Paul Blumenfeld, ditto (1875 Eulendorf Germany - ? US);
3. William Blumenfeld, ditto (1876 Rentlingen Germany - ? US).

I have a decent amount of data on their time in England (they immigrated sometime in the 1890s) because of English census and birth/marriage/death records. I've found information on their immigration to the US (1910s) due to Ellis Island records, and on their lives in the US due to census and birth/marriage/death records.

However, I'm stuck on how to approach researching the German connection. I do have dates and cities where each of the three brothers were born (I'm assuming different cities because the family travelled with the circus?). How could I find birth records for the brothers, if they were or were not Jewish? I'm guessing that would tell me a lot more than I know now about them, as well as their parents.

Of course, I don't speak German, which doesn't help -- but I am willing to travel to Germany! So any advice on online/mail/in person research in Germany would be much appreciated, as well as any advice on researching Jewish and circus family history.

Thanks so much!

German Death Certificates

tiffanyrubach — 26 Dec 2007 11:30:58 GMT

Hi,

Does anyone know what information is contained on a German death certificate from the 1900's?

In Australia death certificates list any children the person had. I have recently found out that my father (now deceased) had 2 brothers and 1 sister who may still be alive. But due to the person status law I cannot find out their names via the civil register in Germany.

If death certificates for my grandparents do not contain this information can anyone suggest another way of finding out their names?

All the civil register would tell me is that my father had 3 siblings, very frustrtating!

Thanks
Tiffany Rubach

Franzfield/Franzfeld Germany

Cindy Beam — 2 Feb 2000 5:52:29 GMT

Trying to find location of this town.....my great-grandparents emigrated from Hungary to Germany; they are listed as being married in Franzfield, then they emigrated to the USA. Does anyone know where this town/region is?
CBeamRN@aol.com

Frederick William WETZEL (FRIEDRICH WILHELM WETZEL?) - Aug 1854 Immigrated to To Victoria Australia on the vessel SOPIE

AndrewWetzel1963 — 28 Sep 2008 11:02:33 GMT

I was wondering if someone can help me for birth details and parents of Frederick William WETZEL (maybe under names FRIEDRICH WILHELM WETZEL? I am guessing William is English name for Wilhelm?) - Aug 1854 Immigrated to To Victoria Australia on the vessel SOPIE.

Copy of ships list here @ http://home.exetel.com.au/wetzel/wft/multimedia/SHIPS%20LIST...

You see family tree details here to @ http://home.exetel.com.au/wetzel/wft/indi100.html

If would be nice to solve this family mystery here in Australia.

WEITER, OBER, KREIGER, BRACHT

Teresa Pennington — 30 Jun 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Searching for information on any of these surnames, Weiter with several variations in spelling, Ober, Kreiger and Bracher. Bracher's were in Rimsweiler, Unterhof. Don't know where the others were.

identify hometown from ship manifest

taltos017 — 25 Sep 2008 3:14:46 GMT

Would someone please take a look at the attached ship's manifest and determine the hometown of Carl Spier, the 8th person from the bottom?

KLUCK Peter & town of Zeppnov

LMills6601 — 28 Jun 2001 4:47:38 GMT

Searching for Peter Kluck,born 1831,died 1903. Searching for his wife,Katherine(maiden name (RADKE),born 1841,died 1929. Both born in Germany.Had son Martin A born in Zeppnov,Germany in 1861. Immigrated to USA in 1869. Any info appreciated. I don't know where Zeppnov is or has name changed?

German Photographers - 1940's - trade directories ?

jayneebradley — 24 Sep 2008 2:29:59 GMT

Hi - does anyone have any access to any German reference material regarding photographers ? Trade books etc.

I am trying to trace a DEIMAL Photographers in Leuben Fr. Josef Strasse, No 21 - in about 1943/4 ??? (No idea which town !)

Thanks

Jayne
(England)

Yoesting

GLenn Kennedy — 30 Sep 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Looking For history or Aera Yoesting Family From Germany
My Wife Family .I also looking for Teer Family
Thank You Glenn Kennedy

kauschke family

wallywombatmel — 22 Sep 2008 1:54:15 GMT

hi

im looking for information on frederick johannes kauschke born 1818 preussia germany and came out to south australia 1848 on board the alfred.

he married a johanna elizabeth roehrich in 1851 sa.

if anyone can help it would be great.

melg

HAVERKOS, HAVERHORST

Ray Haverkos — 13 Jul 1998 12:00:00 GMT

My Great Grandfather came to Oldenberg, Inidana from Oldenberg, Germany in the late 1800s. I understand that the surname may have been spelled something like HAVERHORST.

Please provide me anything that might be pertinent.

Behrendt Family, Possibly from Russ, Germany, Research Suggestions

HeatherMNShepard — 20 Sep 2008 2:58:15 GMT

Hello!
I am new to German research. I was wondering if anyone could help me with some research suggestions? I would like to learn more about my 4th great grandfather's family. This is what I know so far:

August Behrendt was born 16 Apr 1847 in Germany. He married Lina Frisch/Frish sometime around 1878. Lina was born 30 Aug 1856 in Germany. We believe they had eight children; Therese 1878, Ernest 1881, Franz 1883, Ida about 1886, Emil 1887, Paul 1888, Lina 1890 and Walter birthdate unknown. Walter was born and died in Germany.

August was an officer in the Prussian Army and a baker. I believe he emmigrated from Bremen in 1892 on the ship Gera heading for Baltimore. He arrived in April. His wife and children followed the next year. They left from Hamburg 4 Jun 1893 on the ship Russia going to Baltimore. They arrived about the 19th. They listed Josef Stasak as someone they were connecting with. I don't know how they knew him, or anything about him. There were several passengers that also listed his name that day. Lina and the children joined August in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Lina and the children's place of residence on their immigration records was Russ. I had thought that was short for Russia. The daughter Lina's birthplace was also recorded as Russ, Germany on her death certificate. I've recently learned that there is a town named Russ, and more than one.

I was wondering if anyone might know more of this family or have any advice on what I need to do next.

Any help would be wonderful!
Thank you,
Heather Shepard

Johan Bernhard Kreutzer

Fleinsborg — 20 Sep 2008 2:24:16 GMT

Hi

I need help finding my ancestors in Germany. My ancestor Johan Bernhard Kreutzer was born about 1750 in Holstein or Sachsen. ( depends on the source) He emmigrated to Norway and married Marthe Margrethe Borgerstad/Børresdatter from Bergen. It is likely that he came to Bergen when he arrived in Norway. They had three children but only two of them grew up.

Could anybody help me, please?

Roedel From Marktlengast,Germany to NY to MASS.

meridith18 — 20 Sep 2008 2:53:25 GMT

Looking for Relatives of Nikolaus and Brother John Roedel

John immigrated to USA ( North Adams,Mass.) married and Nephew Nikolas George born in Germany ( mother died in childbirth ,father never known )Raised by grandparents and uncle Nikolas Roedel .Immigrated to USA ,Nov. 27 ,1923 from Bremen , ship Bremen to NY . Came thur Ellis Island ,then to uncle John Roedel to North Adams ,Mass. USA we he lived till his Death .

Can anyone tell me were Marktlengast is in Germany ??

Heinecke from Elsdorf area of Germany

Alan_Heinecke — 20 Sep 2008 2:41:20 GMT

Anyone out there researching Heinecke from Elsdorf please get in touch.
Especially interested in Georg Heinecke 1821, Friedrich 1822, Carl 1824 and Johanna 1826. Possibly more children? Parents Friedrich Gottlieb Heinecke and Dorothea Harms/Helms/Halms, but probably Harms.
Please get in touch with a Heinecke decendant in Australia.

Pietsch Search - Need Help

rwp001 — 17 Aug 2007 3:01:38 GMT

My Grandfather was Richard Max Pietsch and was born in Dresden, Germany (Dec. 22, 1891)and died in Canada (1938).

I have not been able to find any info about our family beyond my grandfather and I would appreciate very much any potential leads or information.

He had a brother (Max) that moved to the US and possibly a sister or 2 - Thats all I have.

My grandfathers wife was Magdalena Sophia Gertrude Pietsch (Ludwig) born in Magdaberg, Germany in 1893.

Thanks,

Ron

Maul Family

davesytta62 — 17 Sep 2008 6:18:19 GMT

I am looking for info on our relatives. I don't have a lot of dates. I apologize for that. We have no idea who Floyd's father was. Floyd Sylvester Maul b. 05-12-1894 Detroit, Wayne Co., MI m. Louise H. A. Kade 02-03-1917 Detroit, Wayne Co., MI. Louise H. A. Kade b. 01-18-1897 Detroit, Wayne Co., MI; d/o Frederick Carl Kade & Anna Meyer. Fredrick Carl Kade b. 12-1865 Waldenburg, Macomb Co., MI; Anna Meyer b. 10-1876 Germany. Frederick Carl Kade s/o Carl August Kade b. 12-20-1825, Augermunde, Bradenburg, Germany & Fredericka Christina Boehm b. 08-1825 Augermunde, Bradenburg, Germany. Anna Meyer d/o Otto August Meyer b. abt. 1852 Germany & Amelia Naridar b. Germany. I am unsure about Floyd Sylvester Maul's parentage at this time. I found a Sylvester Maul b. MI in the 1910 census with Joseph A. Maul (b. Germany) & Nettie (Smith)(b. OH). I have been told that Floyd's parents were George & Lizzie Maul. I have found a George H. Maul & wife Elizabeth. George H. Maul is the s/o John Maul & wife Barbara/Barbary/Beabet. Both born in Baden, Germany. I could really use some help here from someone with more experience in the Maul family than I. Help with others is also appreciated as well. Thanks a million. (e-mail micahsaunt@hotmail.com) Jo Ann Wood Maul (Jody)!!!

ziem, wohlfahrt,schlather,zinninger

jeanschlather — 26 Nov 2006 4:18:56 GMT

i am looking for any info on anna ziem, paul wohlfahrt, or christian zinninger, and johann schlather.. they all came from germany after 1850, but i can find no more info. thanks.

Carl Heinecke

Alan_Heinecke — 17 Sep 2008 6:28:31 GMT

Trying to find a marriage and or decendants of a Carl Heinecke born Elsdorf 1824. Father Friedrich Gottlieb Heinecke mother Dorothea Frederica Harms. Brother of Car was Friedrich born 1822. F G Heinecke was a Government Officer?
Any help appreciated as I have hit a brick wall ! And being in Australia makes it hard to find ancestors and decendants so far away

Trying to find Wheelhouse roots

Barbara Wheelhouse — 10 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am trying to find any information on Wheelhouse. My husband's grandfather came to the States from Germany. They lived in S.D. One son married a Yada.

Zobler

bobboss55 — 14 Sep 2008 3:02:37 GMT

Looking for information on Dora Sophia ZOBLER. Recods show she was born in "Prussia" abt 1837. No record of her until she shows up on a U.S. census for Bergen, McLeod, MN. She abt 33 years old then. If this name fits with anyones searching would like to hear.

thanks

Bob

Albert Krause and Army in Germany

matthewhillyer — 11 Sep 2008 4:06:51 GMT

There's indication that from my Great Uncle that his Grandfather Albert Krause was in the the Army (Prussian/Germany) Calvary back in 1800s sometime..any idea where to go to find a record like that?

Name of Town

emmy8176 — 9 Sep 2008 5:55:19 GMT

Help!! I have a very bad copy of a marriage certificate. I can not make out the name of the grooms town. It looks like Krenzdad. Any help is appreciated, mu hisband and I spend 2 hours trying to figure this out. I did scan the cert. if anyone would like to see it.
Thank you
Melissa

German jewish Families

adam — 1 Dec 2002 11:49:15 GMT

GUNDELFINGER, HAGThe families which I am researching include the
following:

BLOCH ...........Gailingen
BACHARACH.........Bavaria (Augsburg)
BERG .............Breslau area
CORNELIUS ........Ichenhausen(?)
BODENHEIMER ......Nuremberg
DANNHEISSER ......Landau i/pf
EINSTEIN .........Laupheim
GINSBERG .........Beuthen, now Bytom
GUNDELFINGER .....Bavaria
HARBURGER ........Gailingen
HEILBRONNER ......Munich/Augsburg
FRIEDBERGER ......Ichenhausen
KRAMER ...........Ichenhausen/ Rothenburg
LERCHENTHAL.......?
MAYER ............Berlin
NEUBURGER ........Gailingen
RIESER ...........Laupheim
SELIGMANN ........Ichenhausen
SPRINGER .........Bamberg
WIMPFHEIMER ......Ichenhausen

If anyone shares an interest in any of the above,
please do contact me.
Adam Yamey

Ancestors

Nielan Genz — 3 Mar 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for information on HENRIETTA GARBE, wife of Ferdinand Verwiebe, who died around 1878 or 1879, near Pustawka, Rummelsburg, Pommeria, Germany.

help

cornell155 — 8 Sep 2008 9:26:38 GMT

Need any information on the family of Hilda Jacobsen (b:1869 in Sweden) or on Carl Cornell (b:1861 in Germany)
please help if you can.

Possible Sindewalds in Germany

walter Sindewald — 11 Jul 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Both of my granparents were born in Germany and may have lived in Austria at one time. His name was John Sindewald and her name was Johanna Grey. They immigrated to the US
In the late 1800's. Idon't have much to go on and would appreciate learning if I have any living relatives in Germany.

help with location? (Loven von Regenulede)

mobyus74 — 10 Apr 2004 11:02:52 GMT

I'm hoping someone can give me some assistance on pinpointing a location? Many of my ancestors (Heling, Krueger, Struck, Birkholz) list this location in their records, but I haven't found any resources that recognize this name. If anyone knows of this area being re-named, or what region this might be located in, I'd surely appreciate it!
On that same topic, does anyone have any good resources re: the Austria-Prussian war of 1866? Apparently several of my ancestors fought in that war, but I haven't found much of help in this.
Thanks in advance,
Morgan

Richandwald, Germany

patsyschirmer — 2 Sep 2008 4:55:16 GMT

I have a death certificate for my ggg grandfather - b: 1856 - his father and mother are listed and birthplace is Richlandwald (Riehandwald) Germany. Anyone know where this might be?????

Franco-Prussian War Injured Records?

ejwrann — 7 Sep 2008 12:03:49 GMT

Hi Everyone,

I'm researching my GG Grandfather. He came to the US in 1881. I found his naturalization records but they only say he was from Germany. Every other document pertaining to him say he was from Germany. In one instance it says "Germannia". We have no idea where in "Germany" he was born.

He died in 1895 in NYC and I was able to find some newspaper articles regarding his death. One of the articles indicates he was "shot in the head during the civil war". We know for a fact he was not in the US Civil War so I'm thinking the reporter got the information wrong and that he had actually fought in the Franco-Prussian war.

So if he did in fact get shot in the head and was hospitalized would there be a record of this anywhere?

Like I said - we only know that he was from "Germany". so I have no idea what town or city he was born in or where he would have been stationed during his m ilitary stint.

Thanks.

E.J. Wrann

Ellenberger, Gumblein, Plojetz, Dietz

LisaMarieProvencher — 6 Sep 2008 9:09:16 GMT

Correction:

looking for a Katerina Dietz. (B) 5/10/1906 (D) 01/01/56. She married Rudolph Plojetz in OffenbachAM Germany. They had 3 children Maria (12/4/25), Waltraud (5/4/28) & Erich (4/7/36).
I also have My great-grand parents William Ellenberger (3/16/1889) who married Christina Gumblein Dietz (7/12/1888).
Great-great grand parents were Albert Plojetz of Hanover, Germany and Louisa Gumblein

Schlepers from Holte, Germany

David_Schleper — 9 Nov 2006 1:13:53 GMT

Hello. I am interested in more information about Gerd Joan Schleper, who married Gesina Beenen (Behnen) 29 Nov 1758 in St. Clemens Catholic Church in Holte. Their son is Herman Joan Schleper who married Catharina Maria Flint. Their son is Johan Hermann Schleper (1821) who married Regina Maria Helena Behnen, who had Tobias Schleper, who had Herman Joseph Schleper, and then my dad, Joseph Bernard Schleper in Shakopee, MN.

William Heien and wife

luci_dietrich — 24 Jun 2001 1:12:32 GMT

Looking for info on my ggrdfather, William Heien (b. 1843). He left Hanover, Germany in 1868 with his wife, Amelia(Redlich, Redbich, Roellich, Rothlich), she was born 5-30-1848. May have had a father or uncle or brother named Herman Heien. His mother-in-law came with them. Her name was Catherine and her late husband's name was George. She may have come from France. She brought her other 2 children along (Dorothea and Robert). They may have come from Waldeck, Germany, where they were born. Any info would be appreciated. Can e-mail me at lucidietrich@aol.com. Thanks.

Hinz - surname, Thompson, ND

carolynn — 3 Nov 2001 10:24:46 GMT

I am looking for information about my great, great grandparents, John and Emelia Hinz. I am told that they came from Germany, possibly to WI with their own families and then together, homesteaded in Thompson, ND. I do not know anything about either of their parents or the area in Germany they came from. I have not been able to find them in any US census data but I did find their tombstones registered in the Thompson Protestant Cemetery. They say both were born in 1853 and John passed away in 1937 and Emelia passed away in 1944. They had 6 children, John F., William, Herman, Stella, Lena and Hannah. John Frederick was my great grandfather. I know he was supposedly born in Thompson, ND 4/7/1888. Is anyone familiar with this family?

Thanks!

Where is the Lower Jehser?! (Prussia)

MadameBlack — 3 Sep 2008 2:11:28 GMT

I've got documents on a relative of mine that came from Prussia and the place was documented as "Lower Jehser". From researching I've found that Jehser means a marshy area. This man was born in the 1820's and so most likely came over close to the 1840's, though I"m not certain as to when. The closest thing I can find is Jehserig in Germany, but of course Prussia was contained to several modern countries now including Poland, where I was told by another relative, you can find what used to be Jehser. But I've had no luck in Poland.

Can anyone help with this?

Karl Schreiber

igschreiber — 3 Sep 2008 4:19:56 GMT

I am trying to find information on our German ancestor. The history we know is that Karl Schreiber, b. 1680, to Anna and Samuel or John Schreiber who lived in Frankfort. He became a fur trader, lived in Durlach until he resettled in England in 1721. He married an English woman, Mary Morent, and was naturalized by the British Parliament--we have copies of the Act of Parliament. He has many descendants in both England, Canada and the United States. Are there records in Germany that could be used to find more about his family? Any help or suggestions appreciated.

Help with Breslau info

trippintrudy — 2 Sep 2008 2:52:53 GMT

Hello All,

I am looking for a site where I can look up family history in Breslau Germany, Know Breslau is part of Poland. I am trying to find info on my mothers family since little is known.

thanks for any and all help.

Heidi

HENKE-OLDENBURG

ncbrady — 30 Jul 2002 9:25:32 GMT

I am searching for any information on the HENKE family of ANGELBECK-ELBERGEN-OLDENBURG, Germany. Bernard Anton Henke
(Anton on ships list) Johann(John Henry) Henke,August Henke and Clements Henke (all brothers) and a sister Elisabeth Henke immigrated from Bremen and arrived l7th of Dec 1867 in U.s.then to Iowa. Parents names were Christof Henke born
Germany and mother Margaret Velooh(?) were farmers. Two brothers were also left in Germany. Any help in locating their ancestors would greatly be appreciated> Any idea where to search!!!!!birthdates needed!!!

Living Relatives of Gail Family from Dillenberg or Giessen

Marilyn_Kuster — 12 Jan 2004 6:29:37 GMT

Wish contact with Gail Family from Dillenberg or Giessen. Lost contact with correspondent relative from Dortmund -Herr Stifft who is now deceased. Any living relatives welcome.

Kreplin > Mecklenburg-Schwerin

Bob Page — 15 Nov 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Joachim Kreplin migrated from Mecklenburg-Schwerin to Cleveland Ohio in late 1800s. Need information on this family.

Casper's in Germany

preston137 — 27 Oct 2002 3:17:50 GMT

I would like to have some direction on where the following area might be located in present day Germany. I have a reference that some of my ancestors originated from, "Dottesfeld circa ten kilometers southwest of Altenkirchen in the Westerwald".

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

lost family emebers

John J. Palka — 30 Jan 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for any information regarding my great grandfather,Michael Stebich. He was born in St Marys Pa. about 1840. He served with the Union Army at Gettysburgh.
Michael had several brothers and sisters. Many of them settled in St Marys and Johnstown. He also had 12 children, one of whom was my grandfather, John Stebich. I have much information about the Sterbicks in the USA, but little or no info about their families in Germany. Any help would be appreciated.

Haught

IrishBorn22460 — 29 Aug 2008 12:59:50 GMT

Looking for any information on Johannes Haught born in Germony around 1681 in Germany left Germany to go to the Netherlands had at least 4 sons born in Rotterdam,Netherlands William Henry and Tobias who were born in 1711 im guessing they were twins Peter who was born in 1720 and Paul who was born in 1726 Peter came to the states and settled in Virginia had several children one of the great grandsons is my great grandfather William Henry Haught who married Mary Cronin i believe her mothers name was Anna Cronin and Fathers name was Stephen not real sure on this any information will be of great help.

Parents married overseas in Bitburg germany. where would I get marriage certificate information

KeithSeymour67 — 7 Jul 2008 3:12:20 GMT

I am researchng my family history and a few years ago My mother (who just passed) told me that when my father (then 1st Lt Francis Joseph Seymour, Jr.) was stationed at Bitburg airforce base in Bitburg germany. accrding to Mom, because of the way laws were at that time, it was required that my parents have both a civil and religous marriage. According to Mom She and Dad got married in Bitburg germany on dce 12, 1956 and cosnact switzerland dece 13, 1956 (or vice versa). Where would I find corroborating information. My mother's maiden name was Patricia Ann Bollig

KRAKOWSKI AND MARGGRAFF

Krakowski/Marggraff — 25 Jan 2007 4:47:16 GMT

KRAKOWSKI AND MARGGRAFF FROM POLAND AND GERMANY RESPECTIVELY

ERRAS - ATAXIA SCA-2

jagdjh1 — 27 Aug 2008 3:12:31 GMT

I am looking for descendants of the Erras family from Germany. I am descended from Christopher(Chtistoph,Christ)Erras. He came from Germany to Cincinnati, OH, but I don't know where from in Germany. He was born on 1/3/1840. He married Catharina Fisher, but they were married in the U.S. I don't know if she came over from Germany with him. He carried the Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 2 (SCA-2) gene that causes the brain in the cerebellum to deteriorate. Unfortunately, it has been passed down to at least my Father, who passed away this year. I was hoping their would be other Erras descendants to discuss the family disease with, as well as family history. I hope the gene has died in Germany, but if anyone has researched this family and it's disease, I would love to hear from you.

juilfs

nebkc — 1 Apr 2005 5:11:23 GMT

am looking for any information on the Juilfs name in Germany

Drum,Drumm,Dromm,Trum,Trump

Carol Lynch — 27 May 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for the father of my George Drum or Drumm who immigrated from Germany at some point before my George was born in the mid-1700's (it is believed he was born sometime between 1745-1760) in New Jersey. My George m. Sarah (last name unknown) in VA & they settled in Loudoun Co., VA with other Germans by the names of Winegardner, Barb, etc. My George lived with a Peter Drumm who married a Barb. An elderly Phillip Drumm and a Phillip Drumm, Jr. lived next to my George and Peter. About 1805, my George & Sarah & most, if not all, of their children moved to Ohio.
I believe my George & his father link up with Nickel Drumm b. 1591 in Germany & buried in Ulmet, Germany with some other Drumm's.
Any help will be greatly appreciated since I have been stumped on this for several years now.
Sincerely,
Carol Lynch

herman rogge

gilbertscott48 — 24 Aug 2008 5:21:53 GMT

Looking for anything on a herman e, rogge born 1799-1800 in wattenberg

OHLENDORF, KNIEF, STEEGE

Lori Rhoades — 4 May 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for any information prior to 1863. Believe all were living in or around Preussen area, however, I'm not too sure.

The Surname Looks like KAIFERKAMP - What Could It Actually Be???

MoberlyDrake — 17 Aug 2008 3:00:27 GMT

I recently found the maiden name of an ancestress on a record. It looks like KAIFERKAMP, but searches with Ancestry, LDS FamilySearch and Google find no such name. I compared the initial letter with initial K and H written by the same person, and it definitely appears to be a K (I wouldn't rule out H completely). The lower case f is not very clear, and the spelling in these records is not very good.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what it could be?

The birthplace of the woman's son was Holtwick (near Bocholt), so she could have been from that area.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Reubach information needed

BGlassel5232 — 20 Aug 2008 4:39:43 GMT

The location Reubach may be where my gggf George or Johann George REINHARDT emigrated from -- between 1814 and 1850, to somewhere in NY.
We don't know if he married in Reubach, or somewhere in nearby Bavaria, or in NY state. But he did marry Elizabeth SCHUESSLER [born in Bavaria], sometime in the mid to late 1840's.
We are open to the probability that he had at least 3 different first names!
I would appreciate any information about Reubach, especially about where I should start researching any Reinhardts there, any spelling.
Thank you!
Barb Glassel,
Wisconsin

Looking for my mom's family

Janet Thornton — 20 Jun 1999 12:00:00 GMT

My mother's maiden name is Langner. She was born in Berlin 1933. Has one younger brother, Peter. My mother's grandparnet's last name was Nauck. During the height of WWII my mother and her brother were moved to Wellmitz. To live on a farm with a cousin, Margot Voigt. We do not if Ms. Voigt ever married. Ms. Voigt would have been born approx. 1935. Last known address for Margot Voigt was Hauptstrasse 101 Wellmitz. We would dearly love to find Margot. Any leads, or advice is most appreciated.

Frantz Family

Nancy — 22 Aug 2001 6:13:10 GMT

I am seeking info about Karl Frantz [m. Frederika Fuhrman [b. June 28, 1808, d.1866].

They lived in Halle, Germany with their children Karl Jr., Dr. Richard Frantz, Anna, Emma, Ida Emile (my great grandm), Paul, Arthur, & Wilhelm [1850's-1873].

Any information about these families would be greatly appreciated.

HANSEN

dwelch170 — 20 Jan 2008 12:13:31 GMT

Looking for surviving relatives of Christian Fredrick Hansen. Left Germany in 1889 with wife Magdalena Selk and two daughters, Elsie and Johanna.
Arrived in New York.
Settled in Elk Point, Union County, South Dakota.
It is my wish that decendants of Chris Hansen still reside in Germany and find this query!
Thank you!

John Breyer

wholt1954 — 18 Aug 2008 7:13:32 GMT

I am searching for info on my great grandparents, John Breyer and Mina Luchek (possibly Lucht) John was born on June 17, 1858 in East Prussia, Germany and died December 20, 1933 in Akron, Ohio. Mina was also born in Germany on September 3, 1863 and died on August 29, 1930 in Akron, Ohio. Together they had ten children; Minnie, Pauline, Alice, Ema, Rose, Anna, Ida, William, Frank, and Frances, all are deceased now. Any one with info please contact me.
Wilma Breyer Holt
wholt@neo.rr.com

Strahmann - leaving Germany for England

jayneebradley — 15 Aug 2008 12:33:35 GMT

Seeking ANY information on Heinrick STAHMANN, who was born in Germany in 1831 (but do not know where!)

All info. very gratefully received.

Baum Sweter

jojak — 11 Aug 2008 2:48:20 GMT

On my ancestor's death record it says he was born in Baum Sweter, Germany in 1865. I can't locate a town of that name. Any help would be appreciated.

John Breyer

j_caravito — 13 Mar 2002 8:07:06 GMT

Researching John Breyer born June 17, 1858 of Germany. John married Mina Lucht b. Sept 3, 1868 in Germany about 1881 and had two daughters while in Germany, Minnie and Anna. John brought his family to the USA about 1886 and settled in Somerset Co., Paint Township, Pennsylvania (1900 census). About 1901, he moved to Akron, Ohio where he and Mina are buried. John died 1933 and Mina died 1931.

Brechtfeldt Surname

castiee — 2 Feb 2002 11:04:52 GMT

Looking for information on origin of surname Brechtfeldt. Location of ancestors and/or what area of Germany they may have come from.

HELP!! Translation Needed

Collene035 — 13 Aug 2008 2:07:11 GMT

If anyone could translate the following pages I would overly appreciative. This is a German Military Passport from 1900-1905

Harms somewhere in Germany c.1800

Alan_Heinecke — 5 Jul 2008 11:00:06 GMT

Looking for a birth,a marriage and a Death for a Dorothea Frederica Harms born about 1790 - 1805 somewhere in Germany. She married Friedrich Gottlieb Heinecke. Could have been around Elsdorf?. He may have been a Government Officer. Children Friedrich Wilhelm born 1822 in Elsdorf and Carl born 1824 in Elsdorf.
Any help appreicated.

locate sir names in Germany

Vernon Mehner Ninneman[n] — 29 Sep 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Trying to locate what area in Germany these sir names are from.

County of origin for coin

bselig444 — 3 Dec 2007 3:08:18 GMT

My husband works at a bank and somehow they ended up with a foreign coin in one of the cash drawers. It is a 1 Heller coin, dated 1863. The front of the coin has the words Kurhessische and Scheidemunze, and on the back of the coin is says 36D Einen Thaler. There is a crest with a crown on top, and below what appears to be a standing ling with a crown. We are interested in finding out the country of origin of this coin - both what country it came from in 1863 and what it would be called today. Thanks.
Bonnie

Gebhardt Last name

nativeprid — 3 Mar 2008 5:18:20 GMT

Irene Gebhardt Brunhilde & Karl Willy Gebhardt Gunter immigrated from Germany (What part?) to England & naturalized on November 9, 1964... trying to find out what part of Germany they immigrated from & with or without a child ?? Child would have been born in Germany & I believe they would have been married already in Germany .. Any & all assistance greatly appreciated....

Looking for Kristensens in Plauen and Hamburg, Germany

didurs1 — 15 Mar 2008 7:54:47 GMT

I am looking for any information on the Kristensens in Plauen and Hamburg.

Schendzielorz Family

4mylady — 20 Mar 2008 3:51:07 GMT

I am looking for help on my husband's great-aunt's line of Schendzielorz. She and her parents came from Ziegenhals, Germany in the early 1920's. Her parents were Alfred Schendzielorz b. 06 July 1882 in Neisse, Germany d. 1966 Missouri and Maria Catharina Hirschbruh b. 29 April 1885 in Alt Boyn, Germany d. 1970 Missouri.

According to Alfred's birth certificate, his mother is Louise Schendzielorz. The last the family knows about Louise Schendzielorz is her removal from her home during WWII when the German army took it over.

Alfred Schendzielorz's passage to America was paid for by his Uncle Aloysious Schendzielorz who was living in St. Louis Missouri with his wife Anna Karlawf (spelling from her death certificate). Aloysious Schendzielorz was born June 1863 per the 1900 Federal Census. Anna was born 31 March 1866 per her death certificate.

We know Alfred Schendzielorz had one sibling, a sister, Helene who married a Hirmka (spelling from ships manifest in 1935). Helene made at least one known trip to the United States. She was traveling with Aloysious and Anna Schendzielorz in September 1905. Her age is listed as 17 putting her date of birth as about 1888.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance for your time and efforts!

Juanita

Where to look for records?

springfam — 11 Jul 2008 3:45:41 GMT

I was wondering if anyone could point me to a good starting research source. I know I have ancestors that came to America from Germany starting in the later part of the 1800s.

I am curious though as to available records for them that might be available...marriage, birth, baptisms, etc.

I would just Google but...they came from Bohemia. So is this research for Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Moravia, or where?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Was there an Innisbruck Germany?

jagdjh1 — 25 Jul 2008 2:14:28 GMT

We have records that say our ancestors, the Gervers (Henry), came from Innisbruck Germany. We can't find Innisbruck Germany, but do find an Innsbruck, Austria. Was this once part of Germany, or was there a separate town in Germany called Innisbruck? The time period would be the mid 1800's.
Thanks!

How to get Birth Records from Sigmaringen, Germany or...

davidstroebel — 30 Jul 2008 7:41:52 GMT

My great uncle has listed on his US Army discharge papers in 1899 from the Spanish American war that his place of birth was Sigmaringer, Austria. But, my great grandparents (his parents) list Sigmaringer, Germany as their place of birth. Did Sigmaringen belong to Austria at any time? Where online can I look in Sigmaringen Germany to request my great uncle's birth certificate?

Thanks

-David

Dora Sophia ZOBLER

bobboss55 — 11 Aug 2008 10:45:34 GMT

Looking for any information on one of my gggrandmothers. Her name was Dora Sophia Zobler. She was born in Prussia (Germany) in about 1837. I have nothing on her in Prussia, her immigration or her early life in America. I start with the 1870 cencue showung he already married to my gggrandfather John SUMMERVILLE in Miinesota. Since I have not foung record of her immigration, is there some way to start searching on the German side? Is there any place I should start?

Thanks

Bob

CHARLES SEIBOLD

SUZIbauridl — 29 Jun 2008 8:18:53 GMT

LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON CHARLES SEIBOLD BORN IN GERMANY IMMIGRATED ABT 1850 TO ALTON ILLINOIS. HAD A SON CHARLES SEIBOLD BORN JULY 1858 MARRIED MARGARET C KELLY.

WAGEMAN/WAGAMAN/WAGENMANN/WAGERMAN

Carol Waugerman Stout — 23 Jul 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Searching for any relatives, especially siblings or parents, and ANY other information or leads about Johann Philip Wageman, emigrated from Palatinate in 1736 to Philadelphia on Ship Harle. We have extensive records on US descendents and will share information. The family was said to be originally from Switzerland but moved to Germany due to religion (was reformed protestant). Any and all help or information is VERY greatly appreciated. Would do US surname research in exchange for German research.

von Bieberstein

kaysch — 6 Jul 2001 6:49:23 GMT

I'd love to learn more about the von Biebersteins... I've just started my research on my father's family who came to the US after WWII. I know very little but I could fill in the more recent part of the family tree. Any leads/information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Gerdts in Germany

fmyamilyhistory — 9 Aug 2008 10:02:00 GMT

I traced my gr-grandfather to the US aboard the LL Nurnberg in 1883 at age 15. Via US Census' I learned he was born about 1867. How can I find out where he was born, who his parents were and if he had siblings? I am not finding any sites that have MN marriage licenses prior to 1958, which I thought might state loc of birth (and his wifes maiden name, and loc of birth). She immigrated in 1882 but I don't know her maiden and don't know how to find out. Can anyone guide me? I'd be truy grateful!
P.S. Another problem - I can't read, write, speak German!

Church Column Heading Translations?

ddm1050 — 9 Aug 2008 4:54:23 GMT

Hello,
This is my first venture into Germany research (for a friend). The LDS hold the church records for the area of interest to me: Topic
Germany, Preußen, Sachsen, Sandau - Church records
Titles
Kirchenbuchduplikat, 1794-1874 / Evangelische Kirche Sandau (Kr. Jerichow II)

I have only searched my Slovak roots, which has an online "cheat-sheet" for translating the column headings of the old church records. Is there such a site for German?

Thank you,
Denise

Family History

Linda Falkman — 9 Oct 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for any family still in Germany/Romania area

German Tattoo's

jeannetr — 8 Aug 2008 11:43:17 GMT

Does anyone know the meaning of the tattoo of a monkey in a cage? I was told of someone that had this on his arm.
Wondering why? Thank you

searching for Langanki, Malefski

SLanganki645 — 9 Aug 2008 3:04:00 GMT

Am looking for information on our great grandfather Andrew who came to America in about 1890 from the port of Hamburg, Germany. He came with his wife Rose and four children, Frank,b.August 08, 1869, Mary b.1859, Anton,b.1874 and Matildab. 1873. Andrew Langanki was born Feb. 05, 1837,in Germany and Rose Malefski was born in November 10, 1929, also in Germany. We have no info on where they were born or what part of Germany they lived in,or any info on his family in Germany, such as brother and sisters, parents, etc.

Frisdilgh or Phis???

merrily_t — 3 Aug 2008 5:14:49 GMT

Can someone make suggestions for how I should proceed in the search for the name of and information on a gr-gr-gr-grandmother? All we knew about her is that her name was Ellen, she was born in Germany (probably Prussia according to census records of her children), came to the U.S.A. at age 17 and was married to John Heidy sometime around 1840, probably in the Wisconsin-Minnesota-Iowa area. John and Ellen’s first child was born in southwestern Wisconsin in 1842. She is listed as Ellen Heidy with the family in the 1855 Wisconsin State Census; they have not been found in later census reports. One daughter was listed variously as Ellen or Nellie (later Horne) in census reports. Other children were Jane (Newton), Mary Ann (Heidy) and John. According to the 1925 Iowa State Census listing of daughter Mary Ann, her name was Helen Frisdligh. I did an online Ancestry search and found the following information: Helen Phis???, age 17, left Hamburg and arrived in New York in August 1837. She was traveling with Johan Phis???, age 2, and Margaret Phis???, age 4. Yes, this is the way the surname is listed on Ancestry; this is a transcription, this film is not yet on Ancestry. Doing an Ancestry wild-card search (Phis***), I was unable to find any of them after their arrival in New York. Is this Helen the same as Helen Frisdilgh and my Ellen? Frisdilgh is an unusual name; was the name phonetically spelled by the census taker?? How do you interpret this information? Where do I go from here to learn more including the correct spelling of the surname? All ideas will be appreciated.
Thank you very much,
Merrily in southwestern Iowa, lilliemay@mchsi.com

Bonsersiel?

Lois_Koenig — 3 Jul 2006 12:08:03 GMT

My family originated in Germany with my great grandparents, Godfrey and Louisa BRANDES, coming to the US through Bremerhaven. The cities of Bonsersiel and Benersill are shown in various places as to where they came from. I am unable to locate either on a map. Can anyone help?

THIELE

missport — 16 Aug 2001 8:05:28 GMT

Looking for information on Augustus Louis THIELE b. 11 May 1839 Waldeck, Germany
d. 17 Nov 1917 Millston, Wisconsin m. 26 Mar 1865 to Mary Ahlborn in Barre, Wisconsin.

Wilhelmine Jurgens

ChristineScallon — 26 Jul 2008 3:22:23 GMT

Wilhemine( Jurgens,Juergens, Jurken)Block was my great grandmother. She married a John (Johann Block) in Chicago, Illinois in 1871. She ws born in Germany 4/14/1847. I am trying to verify the names of her parents. It is possible her middle name was Christine.
Perhaps some of the relatives of her children (my paternal grandmother's( Anna Block Fenske)siblings have done some reserach and may know the answer to what I am looking for.
Thanks in advance to anyone who might reply.

Christine Fenske Scallon

Theodore Baehr

cheryl — 2 May 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am seeking information regarding Carl Heinrich and Hedwig (Neuwirth) Baehr. Their son, Theodore, was born May 24, 1860 in Bremen. They may have had another son named Rudolph. Theodore immigrated to NYC in 1879, where he married Anna Eleanor Schroeder years later. Rudolf was a witness to their marriage.

Franz Deneke/Deneken 1775-1820

ancestry2902 — 3 Aug 2008 4:31:26 GMT

Lookin for info on
Franz DENEKEN, born abt 1775, died 22 Jan 1820
Maria Catharina RUBART, born abt 1763, died 25 Apr 1833

who had a son
Antoine Michael DENEKE, born 29 Dec 1804, Prussia/Germany, died Louisiana
married to Hennetti/Henrietta Brasselman

darbo1975 at yahoo.com