Lorraine - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for book by Charles Amann on Bliesbruck Geneology

harbourlady99 — 2009-11-02 22:14:38Z

I believe that Charles has recently died. The family are still running his website but I am not sure they are doing anything else now.

Also looking for St.Aubins.

rbmanor — 2009-10-25 16:46:37Z

Are you related to Lillian St.Aubin or Harry Schmidt? If so, Lillian was my grandmother's sister. Her name was Delina Margaret.

Burgun

e_deatherage — 2009-10-20 03:13:37Z

I would start by ordering the microfilm for the time that your family was in Bitche from your local family history library. Since you have an exact birth date for Anna, I would order tape number 1351346 that includes records from 1873-1882. Baptisms, marriages, births and deaths are all interspersed, but they are in chronological order, and normally the person's name is in the margin. Often birth records include the parents and grandparents names and where they were born, occupations, etc. Bitche is both a town name and an area name, so you may have to look at records from other nearby towns if they didn't live in the town of Bitche. You might also try Geneanet, if you haven't already.

Mauss/Zuck/Megel

Kquerna — 2009-10-07 03:27:28Z

So I am trying to find connections here. I find it interesting that this John Mauss came to America in the same year as my Wendall Zuck... Wendall's sister Ann Marie was marrried to a Joseph Mauss. Wendall Zuck also came to America in 1872 he lived in Boston, his Uncle Wendal Wagner settled there. There are others that went to Nebraska...where there were other Wagners...
I find it interesting that this is the second passport application so he went back to Liedersheidt more than once? Would love to know why?
Anne Marie and Joseph Mauss had a daugher Catherine b. 1875. She married Jean Megel in 1896 in Liederscheidt. I would also love to find information on that marraige.

Name:
John Mauss
Birth Date:
12 Mar 1855
Birth Place:
Alease Lorainne
Residence:
Deadwood, Sou Dakota
Passport Issue Date:
14 Jul 1902
Passport Includes a Photo:
N
Source:
Passport Applications, 1795-1905 (M1372)
wife is Augusta

Re: bellange

e_deatherage — 2009-10-06 12:40:52Z

I tried searching for Yves Bellange in Poitou on Geneanet, and got one result. The poster included his sources, so this may give you some good leads. To get started, you would go to www.geneanet.org and enter the surname and location. You can also subscribe to receive weekly updates.
Elsie

Re: bellange

JanetEstep500 — 2009-10-06 12:10:45Z

Thanks for responding. yes, I've seen tons of info about Jacques Bellange, also a Hippolyte Bellange who came later on. My Yves Bellange is supposed to have come from Poitou, but so far I've not seen any documentation about that. Thanks for your suggestions.

Re: bellange

J_Nichols — 2009-10-06 02:25:12Z

Your Yves Bellange is probably related to Jacques Bellange - a very famous artist. There is quite a bit written about him and his expertise. Anyway, many times towns were named after a family that lived there....sometimes the other way around. Bellange is in Moselle, Department of Rohrbach and it is usually referred to as Department 57. My family is from that same area in Moselle and they were glassmakers. I saw one reference to Jacques Bellange making porcelain. I'd post the link however, I don't know if I can from this message - so...just google Bellange, Moselle and I think you'll find what you are looking for.

bellange

JanetEstep500 — 2009-10-05 22:15:59Z

I'm researching my ancestor, Yves Bellange. I've discovered that there is a town in Lorraine called Bellange. Does anyone have info about the history of this town and how it obtained its name? Thank you.

Re: ROYER, DITZENBERGER, MADER

slimkimak — 2009-09-25 11:27:05Z

I hope this still reaches you. I have DITZENBERGER'S on my site. Link is below.
Kim
The Ross & Johnson Families
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=slimkim

Re: jacquot from la frimbolle, lorraine

oogie123 — 2009-09-15 00:44:31Z

Merci pour votre response.

Can you tell me how this report is related to jacquot?

Re: Jean Laquey in Basse Ham, Moselle

jgillespie28 — 2009-09-10 12:56:12Z

Do you think you are related to Barbe? Please keep me posted if you find anything!

Jessica

Re: Jean Laquey in Basse Ham, Moselle

francinem73 — 2009-09-09 22:55:46Z

My ancesters came from Pa De Calais France and my maiden name is Herent. My grandfather was Alexander Herent.

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

lynwiltshire1 — 2009-09-09 19:49:01Z

Val thanks for the reply. I see your father is in Welwyn (which is where I was born) and where Aunt Kit was living when I knew about her. My brother seems to remember that your mother (and presumably your father ?) visited us at the pub which our parents ran when we were children ?
I am living in Surrey but am about to embark on a holiday (belated honeymoon! - believe it or not I remarried earlier this year) so we're off this week to the USA.
I will certainly give you a call on our return - and fish out the photos!! In fact I know we had one of a very glamourous Diana which was amongst our fathers belongings. Both my parents are now gone - as is my father's older sister Ellen - but the youngest of the 3 siblings Fred is still alive and living in Suffolk. My direct email is
lynwiltshire@btinternet.com.
Look forward to catching up with you in 3-4 weeks.
Regards
Lyn

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

JonathanPettingale — 2009-09-09 17:37:09Z

Dear Lyn,
I'm glad to hear from you too. My partner Jonathan is the one that has researched our family trees. I understand your Father was my Mothers half-brother and the families knew each other which I didn't know - I'm not sure whether my Mother knew. My Mother Diana and Aunt Valerie (you're right I was named after her!) are sadly no longer alive but my Father will also love to hear about you and of any photos of Diana. He is based in Welwyn Garden City (and aged 86 but very fit for his age), Herts and I am near Newbury and so I wonder if we are near enough to come and meet you one day?
It was certainly not known to me that my Grandmother had not married - that must have been a difficulty in those days. She was a very private sort of person and that might well have been part of it.
Anyway, my phone No. is 01635 281903 if you would like to call - I'm usually rushing about so don't worry if there's no immediate reply, I'll get to 1571 eventually.
with best wishes,

Val

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

lynwiltshire1 — 2009-09-09 14:45:56Z

Val I am so delighted to hear back from you.
Your mother - Diana - and my father (Albert Edward Louis - known as Ted) were half-brother/sister - ie they shared the same father. Our grandfather was never legally divorced as far as I know from my grandmother.
when I was a child - about 8/9 I met your grandmother - she was known to us as Aunt Kit.
I guess you were named after your Aunt Valerie ? I remember Valerie - but not your mother.
Somewhere in my loft I have some photos of your mother as a baby in the arms of my dad!!
Where are you living now ? Love to hear more news from you

Lyn
(formerly Lindsay Ann Forster !).

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

JonathanPettingale — 2009-09-09 13:39:01Z

Hi Lynn,

Sorry i have taken so long to get back to you..i missed your reply :((.

Anyway, my details are:

Mother: Diana Angela Forster 8 Aug 30 - 7 Nov 05
Father: John Leslie George Levack 17 Jan 23

My Mother's mother and father were:

Mother: Kathleen Mary H Collins 18 Dec 05 - 13 Jun 83
Father: Albert Louis Kaufmann 7 Mar 1888 - 27 Aug 65????

There is no record of a marriage between them that I have been able to find.

Hope this information is of use to you and you can shed some light on the mystery.

Thanks

Val

Shorge, Moselle

carlinchristensen73 — 2009-09-07 00:54:05Z

I have been advised that my relatives came from the Strasburg area then after the 30 years war moved to an area described as the Moselle. In about 1754 following the plague (1680-1775?) they moved to Udange BE. Anyone have any suggestions where I should begin my search in the "Moselle" area for a family called Schortgen (Shortge') prior to 1754? Would any records exist in that area for that timeframe?
Thanks

Re: jacquot from la frimbolle, lorraine

larayevire — 2009-09-02 16:58:34Z

Le premier cadavre qui nous a été présenté est celui d'un homme dont la figure est tout à fait méconnaissable par suite de décomposition très avancée. Taille de un mètre soixante dix centimètres environ, vétu d'une veste en drap couleur marron en croisé, un petit gilet en poil de chèvre noir, une cravate en soie noire, un cache-nez en laine couleur rouge et verte, chemise en toile blanche, un pantalon de même étoffe et même couleur que Le petit gilet, un caleçon en flanelle blanche avec une ceinture, un caleçon en toile de coton, une camisole en laine grise tissée, ayant aux pieds des bottes ressemmelées à moitié usées. Nous avons remarqué aussi une cicatrice à la main gauche. Le garde maritime nous à déclaré que sur ce même cadavre, on a trouvé un portefeuille dans lequel se trouvaient entrautres papiers deux passeports, l'un délivré à Nancy en 1854 et l'autre délivré au Havre le 13 février dernier au nom de Florent Feindricke âgé de vingt cinq ans, journalier, natif de Cirey département de la Meurthe, arrondissement de Sarrebourg et domicilié en dernier lieu en la commune de Frimbolle même département & même arrondissement et devant se rendre à la New-Orléans. Il était porteur d'un porte monnaie dans lequel se trouvait la somme de cent quatorze francs cinq centimes en argent français en outre deux couteaux ordinaires. Il était également porteur de divers papiers et diverses lettres insignifiantes pour le faire reconnaître. Ce cadavre fut trouvé le sept mars à deux heures du soir.''

Burluraux, Collignon, Basket Makers

2009-07-15 01:29:06Z

I would like to here from anyone researching these names or the basket making trade in France around the Verdun area and also in London England. Most of the data I have relates to the period 1850-1920

Epinal

BAshford2498 — 2009-07-22 00:59:57Z

Where in France is the Epinal American Cemetery located? I have a friend that her uncle was killed during the war and was buried there.
Thanks Bettay

Re: Epinal American Cemetery

BAshford2498 — 2009-07-27 23:13:24Z

thank you. I am passing the info on. Betty

Re: Epinal

BAshford2498 — 2009-07-27 16:24:18Z

Thank you so very much. I have printed alot of stuff off for her. Betty

Re: Epinal American Cemetery

sirider — 2009-07-27 19:03:13Z

There is also this site:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=19...

Paul Wilson
Fayetteville, NC

Re: Epinal

LServole — 2009-07-27 02:04:45Z

Hi:

Here are some websites concerning Epinal:

http://www.abmc.gov/cemeteries/cemeteries/ep.php
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epinal_American_Cemetery_and_Me...
http://www.usmm.org/casualty.html

Cordially,

Lucie

Re: Burluraux, Collignon, Basket Makers

musicbank — 2009-07-15 01:29:41Z

Hi

I have both names in my tree they were also basket makers
they came from France.
Polly

Pirot in Metz

janeames — 2009-08-19 21:40:35Z

I am still trying to find any information about my Gt & GTGT Grandfathers who came from Metz. My GT Grandfather was called Pierre Pirot and his father was called James Pirot who was a stonemason according to Pierres wedding certificate. Pierre was born in 1850 in Metz. Pierre married Mary Sweeney on 28/2/1875 in Middlewich Cheshire. Can anyone help Please.

John Burgun and Anna Schang - Bitche, Alsace-Lorraine

aarmish — 2009-07-28 00:45:48Z

Can you advise how I might be able to track down birth or marriage records for the family members described below, or perhaps, the names of the parents of John Burgun and Anna Schang?

John Burgun (born abt 1847, I think in January, in Bitche)
Anna Schang (born abt 1847, Bitche)

John and Anna married in 1873.

John and Anna immigrated with their children to the United States and settled in Smithton, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (near Pittsburgh) in 1889. The father and sons were coal miners, and I suspect may have been miners in Bitche as well, as I have some indication that Bitche is rich in mineral resources.

John and Anna's children's names are (all born in Bitche to my knowledge):
Peter J. Burgun (born abt 1876)
Catharine Burgun (born abt 1878)
Anna Burgun (June 13 1879) - this is my husband's great-great grandmother
George Burgun (born abt 1881)
Maria Burgun (born abt 1882)
John Burgun (born abt 1884)
Daniel Burgun (born abt 1886)
Ottilia Burgun (born abt 1888)

Amy

Re: Meurthe

VAUTRIN_ROOTS — 2009-07-08 13:24:05Z

Thank you!

Meurthe

VAUTRIN_ROOTS — 2009-07-07 22:17:05Z

Does anyone have a good map of the former department of Meurthe showing the towns?

I'm looking for a pre-1870 map.

Thanks

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

JonathanPettingale — 2009-07-19 16:40:23Z

Hi Lyn,

No we did not correspond. Albert Louis was my grandfather as well.... if he is the same one. Mine was born 07 Mar 1888, father was Louis Kauffmann, mother Annie Forster. Any information you may have will be very welcome, if it is the same person. I have a lot more information in my family tree.

Getting translations done in German, French and the Alsace Lorainne Dialects

karen10019 — 2009-04-28 23:10:48Z

Hello Everyone,

I have found an AMAZING woman who specializes in translations of Alsace Lorainne, including script writing. She has translated numerous family documents and letters for me, which were incomprehensible to other translators. I live in NYC and I received her name from both the Frnech and German Consulates here. Her rates are very resonable. she is honest, trustworthy and discrete. and I have also developed a wonderful professional realtionship with her. here is all her contact information, she will answer all your questions and hopefully help you in your geneaolgical endeavors.
be well, karen kriegel
here is her contact info:
Margaret Schmitt
718-897-0139 t
718-544-6150 t/f

Getting translations done in German, French and the Alsace Lorainne Dialects

karen10019 — 2009-04-28 23:10:09Z

Getting translations done in German, French and the Alsace Lorainne Dialects
Anonymous

Classification: Query
Surnames:
Hello Everyone,

I have found an AMAZING woman who specializes in translations of Alsace Lorainne, including script writing. She has translated numerous family documents and letters for me, which were incomprehensible to other translators. I live in NYC and I received her name from both the Frnech and German Consulates here. Her rates are very resonable. she is honest, trustworthy and discrete. and I have also developed a wonderful professional realtionship with her. here is all her contact information, she will answer all your questions and hopefully help you in your geneaolgical endeavors.
be well, karen kriegel
here is her contact info:
Margaret Schmitt
718-897-0139 t
718-544-6150 t/f

Re: looking for germain-jacquot-jeune La jeune families in lascemborn-moselle area

susanchaney1 — 2009-06-02 02:00:05Z

I'm looking for Germain(e)s also. George and Marie Hortense Louise (LaMont). Arrived in Kentucky about 1870. My gGrandmother, Mary Jane was one of their daughters.

Re: Kirsch Family

Marge_Bevers — 2009-07-23 01:35:28Z

Pardon, but I speak no French so my answer will be in English. My Kirsch family included 3 brothers: John, Peter and Daniel. Their father was John Kirsch and their mother, Catherine Kirsch.

I have done extensive research in Buffalo, NY. I have also tied my family to that of Germaine Stengler who has posted her family history on Ancestry.com. Here is what I understand to be true based on my work and that of Germaine:

JOHN KIRSCH
b.15 Nov 1821 - Lengelsheim, Lorraine, France
d.2 Feb 1880-Nousseviller Les Bitche,Moselle,Lorraine,FR

married 5 Feb 1847 to CATHERINE KIRSCH
b. 10 Apr 1819 - NLB, Moselle, Lorraine, France
d. 2 Jun 1875 - NLB, Moselle, Lorraine, France

Children:
#1. GASPAR - b. 9 Jul 1848 - d. 9 Sept 1924
#2. DANIEL - b. Dec 1850 (Nusweiller, Saargemund, Alscase-Lorraine, Germany) d. 3 Jul 1910, Buffalo, Erie, NY
(buried St. Francis X Cemetary) married to Magdalena "Lena" Schmidt (1847-1928)
#3. PETER b. 20 Dec 1852 NLB, Moselle, Lorraine, France; d. 3 Aug 1919 Buffalo (buried United German & French Cemetary) marr to Catherine Kopp (1949/50 - 1913)
#4. JOHN - b. 19 Feb 1858 Nusweiller, A-L, Moselle, France c. 27 Mar 1921 Buffalo (buried French Roman Catholic Cemetary/Pine HIll) married to Marie Elizabeth "Lizzie" Schmidt (15 Apr 1852 Singlingen, A-L, Germany - 6 Apr 1836; buried United German & French Cemetary)

JOHN (1858-1921)and LIZZIE was my great-grandparents. Their children were:
#1. MARY b. Mar 1884 Wolferdingen, Germany; d. 1922/26 Buffalo
#2. GEORGE b. Nov 1885 Germany
#3. KATHERINE b. 22 Apr 1888 Wolferdingen d. 19 Mar 1974 in Buffalo (buried White Chapel Cemetary)
#4. JOHN b. Mar 1891 Buffalo; d. 4 Jun 1893 Buffalo (buried St. Francis X Cemetary)
#5. JOHN PETER b. 7 Jan 1894 Buffalo married Fifi

KATHERINE was my grandmother. She married WILLIAM NOSHAY (also NOSKA or NOSKE) b. 1887 as WILHELM NOSKE to FRANZ NOSKE (b. 1852 Pruesen, Germany; d. 1908 Buffalo buried Pine Hill) and MARIE Sophie Adolphie AHLSCHLAGER (b. 1857 Berlin; d. 1936 Buffalo buried Buffalo Cemetary). William Noshay d. 1963 in Buffalo and is buried in White Chapel Cem in Tonawanda.

Many wonderful stories about these families, starting with the 3 brothers and their parents in Germany/France. Mrs. John Peter (Fifi) Kirsch told me her grandfather was a mill superintendent in Saarbourg; the Kirsch family worked at that mill. Lizzie and Lena Schmidt were sisters who married brothers. John joined the Kaiser Guard after Germany won the latest round of the Franco-Prussian wars. Their parents died (1875-80) and his brothers did not want to serve Germany in another war so Daniel immigrated to Buffalo in 1885. John followed in 1888.

The next generation is also interesting. My grandmother was attracted to the neighborhood "bad boy". Grandpa owned one of the first motorcycles in Buffalo. He was a nude male model! Early in their marriage, a terrible tragedy: their second child (daughter Marian) was run over by a trolley car while my grandmother was holding her newborn son, my father, William Charles Noshay.

I hope this helps you determine if our families are related. I was be happy to hear from you if you find a connection. Good luck with your research.

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

lynwiltshire1 — 2009-08-12 14:21:53Z

Would love to hear what other info you have on the Kaufmann's. All I have is that Albert L's father was Louis - a hairdresser who came from Metz. His father was Albert who was a butcher - not sure if he came to the UK though - so far haven't been able to trace back on these.
Regards
Lyn

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

lynwiltshire1 — 2009-07-19 14:35:52Z

Its been a long time since I looked at this site.
Did we ever correspond ? What is your connection with Albert Louis (he is my grandfather).

Lyn

Re: KAUFMANN from Metz

lynwiltshire1 — 2009-07-19 16:44:36Z

It sounds as though we share family!! I have traced the Forsters to c. 1696 - but the Kaufmanns are more difficult!
who was your mother/father?
Lyn

Re: Beche Moselle and Meurthe, Lorraine

kas34 — 2009-05-29 17:00:25Z

Hello, I noticed on the message board that you have two Jacquels in your family tree. Can you possibly share that information with me? My grandfather is Edouard Jacquel, who is from Saint-Sauveur and came to the United States. He was born in 1871. I would appreciate any information. Thank you. Kathy Simmons

Re: Beche Moselle and Meurthe, Lorraine

kas34 — 2009-05-28 21:16:30Z

Bonjour Nadine in France. My name is Kathy Simmons, and I am the granddaughter of Edouard Jacquel who was born 22 July 1871 in Saint Sauveur. I have been trying to learn more about him, but have hit a dead end until being forwarded your email from Bonnie Struble. The information you gave me about Edouard is so helpful because it has given me the name of his parents. I would love to learn more if you can help me.
Kathy

Re: looking for germain-jacquot-jeune La jeune families in lascemborn-moselle area

chrisbouyer1 — 2009-06-05 12:40:54Z

Hello,

I have worked on the Germain family. I do researches in France.
You may contact me at chrisbouyer@yahoo.fr

Christophe

Re: John Burgun and Anna Schang - Bitche, Alsace-Lorraine

chrisbouyer1 — 2009-08-17 15:39:02Z

Hello,
I do researches in France, and could do some in Lorraine.
You may contact me at chrisbouyer@yahoo.fr
Christophe

Re: Meurthe

SERTEL2009 — 2009-07-08 09:54:32Z

Hi,
http://chartonf.club.fr/lor70.html
Frienship

Re: ROBINET in France

wjrobin355 — 2009-05-20 11:50:51Z

came across your posting for lorraine.

I am researching robinett's of ireland

I have somewhere a robinett a foreinger sailor from france given money for boots and socks in the early 1700's would you like that citation

Re: Beche Moselle and Meurthe, Lorraine

Nadine_MAYER — 2009-05-28 15:10:35Z

Bonjour,
Val-et-Châtillon is located in the Meurthe-et-Moselle, Lorraine, France. Many of my ancestors came from this city. I do not know if your FERRY and JACQUEL connected to my family. But perhaps I can help you because I found these two couples :

- Louis Eugène FERRY, born 24 September 1834 in Saint-Sauveur (Meurthe-et-Moselle), son of Joseph FERRY and Catherine JACQUEL/JACQUOT, married on 23 January 1862 in Saint-Sauveur with Marie Louise SEYER, born on 11 February 1835 in Saint-Sauveur, daughter of Jean Pierre SEYER and Anne DUBOIS.

- Joseph JACQUEL, working to Norroy (Meurthe-et-Moselle), born around 1836, married Justine PAPIN, born around 1841, whose a son : Edouard JACQUEL, born 22 July 1871 in Saint-Sauveur.

Clarification : Norroy lies between Val-et-Châtillon and Saint-Sauveur.

My e-mail : nadine.mayer @ orange.fr.

Nadine (France)

Re: Beche Moselle and Meurthe, Lorraine

Nadine_MAYER — 2009-05-31 22:33:20Z

Bonjour Kathy,
I think I found your family who is also in my family tree. Thank you contact me on my e-mail: nadine.mayer@orange.fr
Nadine

Re: Jean Laquey in Basse Ham, Moselle

Nadine_MAYER — 2009-05-08 10:35:17Z

Hello,
I am not connected to the family LAQUEY, but my ancestors came also Moselle, Lorraine, France.
I looked if I could help you and I found this :

- Jean LACQUET / LAQUAIS / LAQUAY, born in Bettelainville, died at Basse Yutz, (son of Gaspard LACQUET and Marguerite HOUBART), married on 2 December 1702 to the Rurange les Thionville with Barbe HOEREN / HERENT (daughter of George HOEREN and Anne PUCLINGEN) .
- Their daughter : Christine LAQUAY, born 1715, married on 10 September 1737 at Basse Ham with Jean Baptiste BECKER, born in 1715 to Kuntzig (son of François BECKER, born in 1678 in Basse Ham, and Anne WAGNER, born in 1680, married 21 November 1706 at Florange).

Do you know the website « www. geneanet.org » ? There is a person who has a couple LAQUAY Jean and HOEREN Barbe in his tree.
My e-mail: nadine.mayer @ orange.fr.
Best regards. Nadine

Re: Beche Moselle and Meurthe, Lorraine

Nadine_MAYER — 2009-06-09 18:54:58Z

Bonjour Kathy,
Is what you can send me a message to my address : nadine.mayer@orange.fr,
I managed to get the birth certificate of Edouard Jacquel, born 22 July 1871 in Saint-Sauveur. He is the son of Joseph Jacquel and Justine Papin.
A bientôt. Nadine

Glaudell (Glaudel)

brentp256 — 2009-05-18 19:56:57Z

I'm researching my wife's family, the Glaudell family. Our research indicates that the line probably comes from Lorraine and is probably Glaudel prior to coming over. The 1st generation is one August Glaudell. He is alternately known as Augustus Glaudell and was a barber.

He was born about 1850 in France and came to America prior to 1873. Before that he is a mystery. I have a suspicion that his line is related to Henry August Glaudel from New york, and several other Glaudel lines, but have no info or proof.

I was wondering if anyone has any further options for researching this line as I am at a dead end on this one.

Thanks,
-Brent

Jean Laquey in Basse Ham, Moselle

jgillespie28 — 2009-04-23 00:42:53Z

I'm looking for information on Jean Laquey and his family (wife Barbe Ehrren) and daughter Cristina (married Jean Becker). They lived in Basse Ham around 1737.

Re: Searching for Bour's in Sierstal, Lorraine and Glasenberg, France

bourmichel — 2009-05-10 19:20:15Z

I'm preparing and it is coming soon: family book with genealogy of all families of Lambach, county of Bitche, Alsace Lorraine (from 1577 to 1933). Includes all the families, links to others local parishes like Glasenberg, Siersthal, Hottviller, Enchenberg, USA emigrants, etc.

Includes also of full historical overview of the village and the county.

If you are interested, more details on

http://pagesperso-orange.fr/mdmpb/Lambach/Lambachbook

Michel Bour, from Lambach, France