Gengler's of Belgium
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Re: Genglers/OLLINGER, FISCHER, DIDERICH, MICHELS, LINGER, LENGER, HAUSMANN, THELEN, HETEBRUEG,
| Susan (View posts) | Posted: 22 Dec 2001 1:50PM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: Genglers, OLLINGER, FISCHER, DIDERICH, MICHELS, LINGER, LENGER, HAUSMANN, THELEN, HETEBRUEG,
GENGLER:
MICHELS, LINGER, LENGER, HAUSMANN, THELEN, HETEBRUEG, OLLINGER, FISCHER, DIDERICH
I have just found out that some of my collateral lines are related to the GENGLER's. There were three GENGLER's who
signed my great grandfather's (Dr. Joseph LINGER) funeral book back in 1941.
Dr. Joseph LINGER's father was Dr. Christian LINGER--who had changed his name from LENGER to LINGER at some
point in time. A sister of Christian LINGER/LENGER was Margaret LENGER who married a DIDERICH
Yesterday, I was able to get up to the Washington County Courthouse in West Bend, Wisconsin. It appears that the Gengler's
may have settled in that County in or around the Town of Trenton.
Other related names may include: MICHELS, LINGER, LENGER, HAUSMANN, THELEN, HETEBRUEG, OLLINGER,
FISCHER and DIDERICH.
I am also very interested in any families who settled/lived in an area of Milwaukee County known as GRANVILLE and
ENGELSBERG. Some attended a a mission church (St. Martin's) on what is now Appleton Ave..the church is no longer in
existence, but the cemetery is still there. I am told that the church records are in the keeping of St. Agnes Church in
Butler...originally it was a mission extension of St. Anthony's in Fussville, Waukesha County.
I would be interested in exchanging information with you, however, I will be relocating shortly after Christmas (Dec 26th
2001-January 7th 2002). My address after that time will be:
snokes@tscnet.com
snail mail:
Susan
27532 State Hwy 3 NE
Poulsbo, WA 98370
I look forward to hearing from you (or anyone other researchers possibly related to this line) who may read this in the future.
MICHELS, LINGER, LENGER, HAUSMANN, THELEN, HETEBRUEG, OLLINGER, FISCHER, DIDERICH
I have just found out that some of my collateral lines are related to the GENGLER's. There were three GENGLER's who
signed my great grandfather's (Dr. Joseph LINGER) funeral book back in 1941.
Dr. Joseph LINGER's father was Dr. Christian LINGER--who had changed his name from LENGER to LINGER at some
point in time. A sister of Christian LINGER/LENGER was Margaret LENGER who married a DIDERICH
Yesterday, I was able to get up to the Washington County Courthouse in West Bend, Wisconsin. It appears that the Gengler's
may have settled in that County in or around the Town of Trenton.
Other related names may include: MICHELS, LINGER, LENGER, HAUSMANN, THELEN, HETEBRUEG, OLLINGER,
FISCHER and DIDERICH.
I am also very interested in any families who settled/lived in an area of Milwaukee County known as GRANVILLE and
ENGELSBERG. Some attended a a mission church (St. Martin's) on what is now Appleton Ave..the church is no longer in
existence, but the cemetery is still there. I am told that the church records are in the keeping of St. Agnes Church in
Butler...originally it was a mission extension of St. Anthony's in Fussville, Waukesha County.
I would be interested in exchanging information with you, however, I will be relocating shortly after Christmas (Dec 26th
2001-January 7th 2002). My address after that time will be:
snokes@tscnet.com
snail mail:
Susan
27532 State Hwy 3 NE
Poulsbo, WA 98370
I look forward to hearing from you (or anyone other researchers possibly related to this line) who may read this in the future.