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Re: HOCH, LIEBERMANN, SCHECHTER, WEBER

mishpooha — 2013-04-07 07:06:11Z

I too am looking for direct decendants of the Lieberman family. All I know about my Mother's side of the family is that my grandmother Ceil was a Lieverman and her mother Anna Lieberman was left to raise 5 children. Two of the children died early and the other three went on.

Does Henry or Anna "Annie" Lieberman ring a bell?

Susan Novak Backer

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2013-02-07 15:33:54Z

Hallo: M R Schumacher:

Ich habe eine Tabellenkalkulation auf der Steinhauer mit mindestens 700-800 Datensätze drauf und der Schumacher, ich habe eine Datei mit fast 150 Seiten von Datensätzen. So habe ich viele Informationen, die Ihnen mit Ihrem Schumacher und der Steinhauer.

Viele Schumachers heiratete der Steinhauer und einer meiner BRT Großväter Brüder auch ein Steinhauer auch.

Wir sollten Vettern einigen freundlichen 2. bis 4. Vettern oder so etwas wie das sein.

Alle Informationen, die ich habe, Sie erhalten alles, was Sie tun müssen ist zu Fragen.

Aber es wäre besser, direkt bei mir per e-MailBrian.Schatz@SaskTel.net

Vielen Dank

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2013-02-05 16:05:03Z

Hi Mario:

My email address is brian.schatz@sasktel.net

What I am interested in is photos of any houses or businesses that still remain there.

I do have a map of Bobrowyj Kut showing the non Jewish property owners names on the properties they owned. The Jewish prpoerty owners are not shown. If my memory is correct it shows a Jewish section (area) on the map. I have to find my map again its upstairs in with all my other stuff so it may take a bit to find.

I found it not much shown on the Jewish population Weisspapier Scholom (Jude), Judenfriedhof and Riebentraeger (Jude) is all that is shown.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

mariopisarenco — 2013-02-05 15:35:48Z

Bobrobyy Kut, is a small village on the River INGULS, 180 kilometers northwest of Odessa. In front of the municipal office is a monument to those killed by the Nazis, with all the names. There are currently no Judios.Estan the ruins of the synagogue. It was an agricultural colony of Jews only since 1807, came from Belarus. In a 1810 census appears someone my name. I have pictures send me your e-mail and I'll send them. I live in Argentina, South America I speak Spanish. Mario

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2013-02-05 15:06:27Z

Hi Mario:

Was there anything left of the village of Bobrowyj Kut??? I heard that it was destroyed during WWII. Just wondering if you took any photos???

All I know the Lutheran and Catholic families that went to Boborowyj Kut were Musterwirtes (sample farmers). They were asked by the Russian government to go there to show the Jewish farmers how to become better farmers.

I really don't know anything of the Jewish population there.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2013-02-05 14:53:30Z

Hallo M R Schumacher:

Ich vergaß zu erwähnen, ich habe beide Schumacher recherchiert und Steinhauer's bei Boborowyj Kut in die Kirchenbücher von etwa 1860 bis 1885. Aber ich auch beide Familiennamen recherchiert, bevor sie nach Bobrowyj Kut von lutherischen Kirchenbücher von 1833-1885 ging.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

mariopisarenco — 2013-02-05 14:52:24Z

Thank you very much, were Jews.

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2013-02-05 14:41:03Z

Hallo Mario:

Ich kann Ihnen helfen, mit Ihrer Genealogie wenn Ihre Vorfahren lutherische und begrenzte Informationen wenn katholisch waren. Das ist, wenn sie in Bobrowyj Kut lebten. Jüdische kann ich Ihnen nicht helfen.

Pass auf dich auf

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2013-02-05 14:31:27Z

Hallo:

Meine Großmutter war Regine Schumacher und mein Großvater war Georg Schatz beide geb. Bobrowyj Kut. Ich bin auch mit der Steinhauer verwandt. In der Tat bewirtschaftet die meisten der Steinhauer aus Bobrowyj Kut und Zuerichtal, die in Kanada alle kamen in der Nähe meiner Großeltern-Farm.

Meine Großmutter BRT Regine Schumacher hatte 3 anderen Schwestern und ihre Familien, die in Kanada und eine Halbschwester kamen und ihre Familie, die nach Kanada kamen.

Ich habe die evangelisch-lutherischen Kirchenbücher von Bobrowyj Kut von ca. 1860-1885 getan. Ich habe auch eine Datei von einem Verwandten in Deutschland mit 86 Seiten, die über die Jahre von ca. 1900 bis 1942 auf Bobrowyj Kut und Zuerichtal umfasst die nicht jüdischen Familien. Ich habe auch eine Karte von beiden Orten.

Wir sollten irgendwie Zusammenhängen sehen wir beide Schumachers verbunden sind. Wer waren Ihre Eltern und Großeltern, nur ihre Namen ist alles was ich brauche, um den Link zu finden. Dann kann ich sagen, wie wir verbunden sind.

Ich habe auch alle Auswanderung Datensätze von Schumacher, Zuerichtal und Bobrowyj-Kut, geht zurück nach Deutschland während des zweiten Weltkrieges verlassen.Sie können mich per e-Mail direkt meine e-Mail-Adresse brian.schatz@sasktel.net

Mein Deutsch ist nicht besonders gut, so ist dies eine computergenerierte-Nachricht. Ich kann irgendwie sagen, was ein Brief in Deutsch geht aber ich muss noch am Computer, um sicherzustellen, zu übersetzen.

Ich hoffe, bald von Ihnen zu hören.

Pass auf dich auf.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2013-02-05 14:30:57Z

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

mariopisarenco — 2013-02-05 14:17:24Z

Mi nombre es Mario Pisarenco, yo estube en Bobrovyy Kut hace un año, hablo español.

Mein Name ist Mario Pisarenco I Bobrovyy Kut war ich in einem Jahr, ich spreche Spanisch.

My name is Mario Pisarenco I Bobrovyy Kut i was in a year ago, I speak Spanish.

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

m_r_schumacher — 2013-02-05 11:41:50Z

suche alles über fam. schumacher& steinhauer aus bobrovy kut & Zürichtal....

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

m_r_schumacher — 2013-02-05 11:41:44Z

suche alles über fam. schumacher& steinhauer aus bobrovy kut & Zürichtal....

Re: looking for distance Relatives

JPatricia_Schmidt — 2013-02-01 04:40:32Z

My Grandfather was Peter Schmidt from Schardau , Molotoscha.
Where did your family go, when they went back to Russia?

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2012-12-31 21:09:20Z

Hi Amira:

There was also the village of Gross Seidemuncha which was also a Jewish village in the same area as Bobrowyj Kut. It was the same it had Musterwirtes there also.

Just another village to think about.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2012-12-30 16:20:40Z

Hi Amira:

It may take me a while to locate the map as I have lots of genealogy related stuff. But I will look for it.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2012-12-30 16:15:04Z

Hi Amira:

I kind of looked for a map of Bobrowyj Kut that I have somewhere!!! But I have not found it. The map has the Lutheran and Catholic property owners on it but not the Jewish ones same for the businesses etc or I think it does not show them. I have to find the map.

You should send me a message directly at brian.schatz@sasktel.net

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

actone48 — 2012-12-30 06:57:20Z

Hi Brian
Thanks for the information.
For the digging that I've done, it seems that Jewish records from the area of Bobrovii Kut have disappeared.

If you come across any other information, I would really appreciate hearing about it.

Amira Hemme

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

actone48 — 2012-12-30 04:48:28Z

Apologies for the much delayed response.

Yes, I would be very interested in a map of Bobrovii Kut. I would be interested in anything you're willing to share.

Thank you
Amira Hemme

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2012-12-29 18:22:11Z

Hi

My research is with the Lutheran church records I only know of the Lutheran's who also lived in Bobrowyj Kut as Musterwirtes (Sample farmers) and I have a little bit on the Catholic families who also lived there. I can't really help with the Jewish population who lived there.

My grt grandparents left Bobrowyj Kut in 1913 and came to Canada with their 7 children.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

mariopisarenco — 2012-12-29 16:04:08Z

My name is Mario Pisarenco, I live in Argentina, South America. My grandfather, Kisil Pisarenco lived in Bobrovy kut, kherson, to immigrate to my country, in 1929. He was recruited for the war Russo-Japanese (1905) by force and participated in it. I was recently in town, and talk to the head of the commune. There is no history about Jews who were massacred by the nazis. Front of the commune there is a monument with the name of all those killed. Possibly hide information for fear of claims of inheritance. Today there are no Jews. This synagogue in ruins. Talk with current rabbis of two nearby cities (Nikolayev and Kherson) and have no information. My cell phone is: + 54911-3657-1111, speak Spanish and very little English, would be a pleasure to be able to clarify anything else. They gave me a book about history but in Ukrainian. A cordial greeting. e-mail: mariopisarenco@yahoo.com.ar

IN SPANISH:
Mi nombre es Mario Pisarenco, vivo en Argentina, sudamerica.
Mi abuelo, Kisil Pisarenco vivía en Bobrovy kut, kherson, hasta inmigrar a mi país, en 1929.
Fue reclutado para la guerra Russo-Japonesa (1905)por la fuerza y participo de ella.
Yo estuve hace poco en el pueblo, y hable con el jefe de la comuna. No hay antecedentes sobre los judío que fueron masacrados por los nazis. Frente a la comuna hay un monumento, con el nombre de todos los asesinados. Posiblemente oculten información por temor a los reclamos de herencias.
Hoy no hay judíos. La Sinagoga esta en ruinas. Hable con los Rabinos actuales de las dos ciudades cercanas (Nikolayev y Kherson) y no tienen información.
Mi teléfono celular es: +54911-3657-1111, hablo español y muy poco Ingles, seria un placer poder aclararte cualquier otra cosa. Me regalaron un libro sobre la historia pero en Ucraniano.
Un cordial saludo.
e-mail: mariopisarenco@yahoo.com.ar

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

mariopisarenco — 2012-12-29 15:59:25Z

Re: Netzel from Muhlhausendorf

bluemoon2146 — 2012-10-03 17:00:46Z

Your right...the possibility is there. Johannes b: 1869 would have been not quite 27 when my Johannes was born in 1896. I have so many questions...what happened to Johannes and his wife (Ida Thomas)? I'm taking this as some kind of sign you getting hold of me at this time...it may be time to start searching again. Where there any plagues etc around the time of my Johannes birth?
Thanks for the help...you have got my mind working again.
Does the birth record give any other information about Johannes b: 1869 besides his parents names. God parents? Occupation?
Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving. After years of having it at our home, now our children and their families have taken over and all I do is make the dessert. Feels strange. Have to learn how to enjoy this.

Re: Netzel from Muhlhausendorf

brianschatz — 2012-10-03 16:38:24Z

Hi Patricia:

There is no Netzel's left at Muehlhausendorf by the time of the 1941/42 Village Report (Census).

So families moved around lots believe it or not.

But your Johannes Frederick Netzel's parents or grandparents

But your Johannes Frederick Netzel's father was very likely the Johannes Netzel I found born in 1869. And if his father was another sibling of this Johannes b. in 1869 you now know who the grandparents were!!! This is not 100% certain as another Netzel could have moved there after the end of 1885. But I would tend to think its the ones above!!!

Brian

Re: Netzel from Muhlhausendorf

bluemoon2146 — 2012-10-02 22:07:06Z

Hello Brian,
Thank you for this information. It sure could belong to my tree.
What I know is that my Grandfather Johannes Frederick Netzel was born June 15, 1896 and died July 16, 1929 of Cancer in Moose Jaw, Sask. He came to Canada December 1912 when he was 17. He was an orphan and brought up by his grandparents. It was because of his ship papers and 1916 Census that I found out he was from Muhlhausendorf, Russia. Thats where his journey started from and I'm just guessing that, that is where he was born...I don't know for certain. Did they do much travelling in those days?
Thank you for the information and your interest. I think that he will always be my brick wall.
Patricia Greffard

Re: Netzel from Muhlhausendorf

brianschatz — 2012-10-02 21:24:24Z

Hi

There is only one Netzel at Muehlhausendorf. And Johannes Netzel was born 24 Nov 1869 at Muehlhausendorf. Parents Lorenz Netzel and Florentine Kraus.

Brian

Re: Rosalienfeld (1920's German settlement near Kherson)

brianschatz — 2012-10-02 16:28:25Z

Hi

There was another sibling Josef of Christian.

email me directly.

brian.schatz@sasktel.net

Brian

Re: Rosalienfeld (1920's German settlement near Kherson)

brianschatz — 2012-10-02 15:22:59Z

Hi Karl:

Is this part of your Daitche/Halfinger family Susanne Halfinger b. 1900 at Marienfeld. Her husband was Joseph Daitche b. 1896 at Marienfeld. His parents were Christian and Katharina. Susanne's parents were Wilhelm and Maria.

Email me directly at brian.schatz@sasktel.net

I may be able to help some.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2012-09-29 02:29:33Z

Hi

I only have the info on the Lutheran farmers who were there as Musterwirtes and the first family went there about 1858 many followed in the 1860's and some in the 1870's.

I know the history of the village also. Both the Jewish and non Jewish had their own stores, school,churches, cementeries etc.

I also know what the German SS did when they got there in 1941/42.

Brian

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

Mighthelp — 2012-09-21 01:41:27Z

BOBROVY KUT (Бобровый Кут) , Jewish agricultural settlement in Nikolayev district, Ukraine. It was established in 1807 with private funds and settled by families from Mogilev, Belorussia. The settlement numbered 406 Jews in 1810, and 165 families in 1815 (416 men and 327 women). Additional families were transferred there in 1825, 1837, and 1841, and the settlement numbered 1,184 in 1849, 1,248 in 1897, and over 2,000 in 1926, but dropped to 600 (136 families)in 1936. Under the Soviet government, Bobrovy Kut was incorporated in the autonomous Jewish district of Kalinindorf and like the other Jewish agricultural settlements traversed many vicissitudes. It suffered years of hunger, was changed into a kolkhoz, and underwent internationalization, admission of non-Jews. The Jewish settlers were often accused of being "petit-bourgeois," nationalists, or Zionists. Many of the younger settlers were arrested and deported, while most of the older ones left. A Yiddish school was in operation in the 1930s. Bobrovy Kut was occupied by the Germans on August 27, 1941. They soon murdered 850 Jews from the village and its environs, and in September 300 from the surrounding kolkhozes.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:
V.N. Nikitin, Yevrei Zemledeltsy 1807–1887 (1887); J. Lestschinsky, Ha-Yehudim be-Rusyah ha-Sovyetit (1943), 163–72; Gurshtein, in: Ḥakla'im Yehudim be-Arvot Rusyah (1965),
383–6. ADD. BIBLIOGRAPHY: PK Ukrainah, S.V.
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Use google translator - Russian into Spanish
http://www.evkol.nm.ru/kalinindorf.htm

You could submit your surnames here
http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~community...

Re: Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

brianschatz — 2012-08-09 01:32:32Z

Hi

I did the Lutheran records for the village of Bobrowyj Kut. Bobrowyj Kut was a Jewish farming village that had Musterwirtes (Sample farmers) who were Lutheran, Catholic and Mennonite who were asked by the Russians to go there and show the Jewish farmers how to be better farmers. I do not know anything about the Jewish settlers there.

I have a map of Bobrowyj Kut but it only shows the names of the Musterwirtes for Property owners rest of the property owers are not shown on what I have.

The spelling is different because I am using one of many spellings for this village.

I have a write up on the village on when it was founded etc which you may find of use. But you may already have the info on the village.

Brian

Re: Millman from Novy Bug, Kherson gubernia

theatregal1958 — 2012-07-20 09:37:44Z

Mark,

Most of my Millman family immigrated to the east coast (Mostly Rhode Island) from Eastern Europe.....during the Czars persecution of the Jews...in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Most are in RI. The photo that I attached is from my Grandmother Jeanne Millman's family. She married my Grandfather, Samuel Lovett "Mendelovitz" in RI in the mid-late 1920s.
I attended the "Millminium" in the summer of 2000 in Rhode Island. We had an amazing turn out. Relatives arrived from all over the USA, China, Belgium, etc. I have photos and stories, if you would care to see them.
My father, William Millman Lovett was born in Providence, RI on April 11, 1931. He moved to CA in the 1950s. He married my Mom in Nov. 1956. He passed away on Sept.17,1994. My kids and I still live in CA, but most of my Dad's family lives on the east coast.
I have attached a photo from 1906 of the Millman-Wine wedding in RI. My Great Grandparents, Joseph (Yussel)and Fannie (Fruma) Bolotin Millman are in the photo.
Our cousin Fred Nathan and his wife Caroline Millman Nathan put together much of our genealogy and the reunion. Fred and Caroline are 3rd cousins of each other, I believe. Fred's Mother, Ethel Millman, was cousins with my Dad's Mom, Jeanne Millman Lovett...like a few cousins...so many times removed, if you know what I mean. Fred passed away, but his family is still in CA. I also have the family trees that Leon and Fred put together, plus other old photos.
Lisa Jeanne Lovett

lodramaqueen@aol.com

Re: Nosic and Mazanov families from Kherson area

gregl154 — 2012-05-22 05:17:44Z

I didn't realise it was your post.

I am up for a coffee, email me at greg.(surname)@gmail.com

Re: Nosic and Mazanov families from Kherson area

LynneSimpson10 — 2012-05-22 04:25:07Z

Hi Greg

I began this thread some time ago when I first started looking for members of the family. Unfortunately, there is little that can be done except through message lists or bulletin boards.

I do, however, have a file from Aust National Archives on Bub. If you are interested, you can recover a copy yourself for a fee because all the info is now in the public arena. This is where some of the info you were given the other night came from. Otherwise, you should contact Carolyn and arrange a time for coffee at Tilly's and I can give her the file for you to look at.

Are you aware that Roman had another daughter, Maria. We have had contact with her but her English is very bad. She lives in Germany.

You know, I owe you a coffee sometime. It is a debt long overdue!!

Cheers

Lynne

Re: Nosic and Mazanov families from Kherson area

gregl154 — 2012-05-22 03:13:17Z

Hi all,

After a recent discussion with cousins I have not seen for a long time, I found this post.

We are descendants of Roman Mazanov. We have some info if anyone is still interested.

Greg

Noullett / Nolet / Nulet from Altenstadt to Landau, Kherson, Russia

PatriciaTerenceFelicityBacon — 2012-01-24 19:58:58Z

families of Michal Nolet ca. 1812 altenstadt Alsace to Russia.
traveled with Peter family, Urlacher family, Klug family, Wanner family to south Russia, stayed there at Landau, Kherson until 1912 when they came to Canada via Antwerp

100 year anniversary of their arrival is this May near the colony they began called the Niedorf (Neudorf) Colony near Bawlf, alberta.

Lapides in Bobrovy Kut?

actone48 — 2011-12-07 04:28:16Z

I'm searching for any information about Mordechai Ihuda Lapides.
He emigrated to Argentina with his wife (Ester Horvitz) and the four children they had at the time, in 1909. He was 39 years old.

I believe he probably lived in Bobrovy Kut, the Agricultural Colony in Kherson Gubernia, Ukraine. I would like to confirm.

I would like to know if Mordechai was born in Bobrovy Kut, or came as a child, or came as an adult. I'd like to know who his parents were, and what he did for a living.

Any information, or guidance of where to look for this kind of information would be greatly appreciated.

Amira Lapidot Hemme

Re: russian relatives

JKAPULSKI42N — 2011-04-23 18:11:08Z

Hi there, my grandfather was a saslavsky(meyer or moses) and came from elizabetgrad in ukraine.......Jean

Re: Zaslavsky relatives

JKAPULSKI42N — 2011-04-23 18:03:48Z

Did any of your saslavsky family come from elizabetgrad in ukraine?.....thank you.....Jean

Re: Zaslavsky relatives

JKAPULSKI42N — 2011-04-20 15:08:12Z

My grandfather was meyer or moses saslavsky he has 2 sisters and 1 brother who came from elizabethgrad in ukraine. Doed this help?......Jean

Re: Rosalienfeld (1920's German settlement near Kherson)

brianschatz — 2011-02-20 22:07:04Z

Hi Larisa:

Have you gotten the EWZ records from the LDS for both Deitche and Daitche. You can order the films in.

On the Odessa Pixel site http://www.odessa3.org/search.html
In the Query String type in the surname try both spellings and also try village names. The in the Data Category click on the arrow to the right of the box check out the War Documents (EWZ)

Brian

Re: Rosalienfeld (1920's German settlement near Kherson)

tanjanyberg — 2011-02-20 20:39:21Z

Natalia Deitche is looking for relatives from Rosalienfeld and Marienfeld Kherson area.Please contact RDSuchdienst@groups.facebook.com

Re: stepansky

AnnaCaulfield44 — 2011-01-05 14:02:54Z

Leib Stepansky (1865-1937)and wife Rachel Scherson(1870-1947)came from Cherson to Cleveland. Children: Celia, Mary, Joseph, Basche, Schloime, Edward, Abram. Leib became Louis Stevens.

karpenko family search

karpenko123 — 2010-07-28 12:55:12Z

Hi
I am also searching for the Karpenko family. My father was Andrej KArpenko and was born in Keiv Ukraine in 1921. He had 7 brothers and sisters. Can you share your family tree with me? I currently have a family tree posted on Ancestory.com.au. regards Anna

karpenko family search

karpenko123 — 2010-07-28 12:53:53Z

Re: Netzel from Muhlhausendorf

brianschatz — 2010-03-23 23:17:33Z

Hi

I have a file started on Netzel's and I have a completed file on Rausch's and I have worked on the Kowalsky records also. To help do you have names of couples before the end of 1885 or names and birthdates before the end of 1885.

I have also seen the Thomas surname in the same area.

Maybe I can help!!!

Brian

Re: Rosalienfeld (1920's German settlement near Kherson)

brianschatz — 2010-03-21 19:02:57Z

Hi

I was checking the postings and saw your messages.

Rosalienfeld is a Catholic village within the Nikolajew Area in 1911 there was 192 persons there and 419 person in 1926. There is another Rosalienfeld but that one is in the Crimean Area of Russia.

Halfinger surname I maybe able to help with. The Daitche surname not sure I would have to check my files. Oberdoerfer I think I have seen in the records.

If your ancestors were Catholic I won't be able to help but if they were Lutheran then I should be able to help some.

Also check this site out for your surnames and all their spelling variations also. http://www.odessa3.org/search.html
It is a searchable site and Daitche is in it for sure. Oh the Halbinger on the Daitche site is very likely Halfinger.

In the Query String type in the surname or village name then in the Data Category click on the arrow on the RH side there are 13 things to check out.

The Kronstadt should be the one in the Crimean Area (German is Krim for Crimea). The Marienfeld should be the one in the Taurien Area just above the Crimean Area. So maybe the Rosalienfeld you are looking for is the one in the Crimean which was founded in 1908 and was a Lutheran village in 1941 there was 84 persons there.

Brian

Re: Rosalienfeld (1920's German settlement near Kherson)

victoriadeitche — 2010-02-23 18:56:29Z

Don't really know how this works, but I thought I'd ask you about the surname "Daitche". My last name is "Deitche". All that I know from my family's history is that my paternal Grandfather was born in the United States to a German father (presumed from his family coming from Germany). They lived for a period of time in New Jersey, and I know there are still Deitche's there. My Grandfather then moved to Chicago.

This is all the information I know, but I have been researching the name Deitche, and as stated before it was thought to come from Deutsche, but now it looks like Daitche is more likely.

Let me know if anything else is known about this name, thanks!

Re: ancestry search

J_Dayne — 2010-02-11 21:25:25Z

Are you still looking for information on the Fahlman family?

Kherson

mrmagoos — 2009-12-22 03:16:47Z

I need any informaion on the Michael Walter(s) family .
MIchael, Caroline and Johann came to America in 1889. I am looking for addition family information on both Michael and his som Johann. Johann died in America at the age of about 13, he drowned, but unsure what state this took place in. I am unable to find any family for Michael other that his wife and Son.