Zug - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Utiger, Crozier or Zumbach family

floraluna1 — 2010-04-16 04:50:01Z

Would love to see the Utiger sisters smoking photo you were telling Pam about last March.

Utiger, Crozier or Zumbach family

bmurphy12345 — 2010-04-14 23:17:56Z

I'm looking for anyone with information about the three surnames above.

Stadlin family

Mark_Martinson — 2010-01-17 23:52:55Z

I am trying to further my research of my 3rd Great-grandmother Pauline Maria Von Stadlin, born 2 Aug 1817 in Switzerland. According to family lore, Pauline was disinherited by her family because she had married beneath her social status to a Johann Weber, a printer by trade. Johann and Pauline were married circa 1837 and had the following children: Mary born circa 1838, Josephine born 26 Mar 1841, Pauline born 17 Oct 1843, Alice born Dec 1844, Bertha born 12 Sep 1848 and Edward born 20 Sep 1849. In Mary Weber Mengis’s obituary it lists her place of birth as Munsker Switzerland but I have been unable to find this town, perhaps a misspelling on Münster? The rest of the children have their place of birth listed as Bern or Lucerne Switzerland.

The only place I can find the Stadlin surname mentioned is in connection with Zug Switzerland. Any help or direction will be appreciated.

suche Fam. Karlo in der Schweiz

voswald1 — 2009-07-19 21:55:49Z

Hallo Community

Kann mir wer hefen die Familie Karlo (Viktor Karlo) (Vilma Karlo) wohnhaft in der Schweiz zu Finden

LG
Viktor O.

Jon Oswald Rollin and Rosina Wilhelmina Jucker

norbriw — 2009-01-28 23:17:05Z

I am researching my Ancestors from Switzerland and my Great Grandfather Robert Jucker had a sister Rosina Wilhelmina Jucker born 22 March 1837 who married Jon Oswald Rollin from Zug in October 1858. Would anyone have any information on this family? I would like to find out more about Rosina Wilhelmina's father Jakob Jucker.
I would appreciate any help in tracing information on this family and if anyone knows of any decendants.
Thank you very much.
Norma UK

Ulrich Dierstein Zug

beckysoup61 — 2008-06-27 20:47:16Z

Looking for any information on Ulrich Dierstein Zug. Not sure if Zug is the actual surname, thinking that Dierstein is, but any information would be appreciated.

Ulrich Dierstein Zug
b. 1690; Canton Zug, Switzerland
d. 27 Sep 1747; Warwick, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

m. 12 Jun 1748; Cocalico Twp, Pennsylvania

Spouse: Barbara Mosiman Bachman
b. Oberdiesbach, Canton Bern, Switzerland

Re: elianne barth from Oberageri

2005-07-18 00:07:19Z

Elianne Barth lived in Oberageri she has a son, a brother Erick and a sister Bertina, her brother owned a nightclub in Zug about 7 years ago. Elianne use to pratice reflexology in Zug or Oberageri, her sister was a fabric designer.
she lives with her parents in Oberageri for most of the year.

Re: elianne barth from Oberageri

ColleenFrye28 — 2005-07-17 16:37:08Z

Is Elianne still in Oberageri? If so, I will e-mail one of the Rogenmosers there and inquire about her for you, but I need more information to do that. Colleen

elianne barth from Oberageri

2005-07-14 00:52:49Z

Does anyone know this person Elianne Barth, she has two siblings Bertina and Eric. My wife Samantha is trying to contact her.

Re: Rogenmoser relatives

ColleenFrye64 — 2005-04-23 06:13:38Z

Dear Paul, Thanks for your reply. Since I posted my first query on this message board, I have met a lot of my Rogenmoser relatives both in the U.S. and in Switzerland. I received a copy of Anita's history from Donald Rogenmoser. I also traveled to Oberageri, Zug, Switzerland and met many other Rogenmoser's this summer. I corresponded with Marjorie Rogenmoser and Debbie Rogenmoser as well as Donald on the internet and I met with MaryAnn Ranger, who is the grand-daughter of Mary Rogenmoser. You might be interested to know that the old Rogenmoser farm house in Clarence, N. Y. is for sale. It looks pretty much the same as it did in Anita's book. If you are interested in corresponding via e-mail with me about this subject, feel free to contact me directly. I'm enjoying meeting my extended family because they are the only relatives I'm aware of on my mothers side of the family. Hope to hear from you. Colleen

Re: Rogenmoser relatives

PSeesman — 2004-12-19 23:19:25Z

I am the grandson of Gladys (Rogenmoser) Quinn. Gladys was the daughter of Leonard Rogenmoser. Leonard was Mary's brother. There is a rather extensive family history available on the Martin Rogenmoser family. The author is Anita (Rogenmoser) Kratochvil 1988.

Re: Schell - Zug, Switzerland

ronschell1 — 2004-12-11 15:10:10Z

Jean-Claude:

Thanks for your reply. Please tell me how I can obtain a copy of the Schell file that you have.

Ron Schell

Re: Schell - Zug, Switzerland

ssgf1 — 2004-12-11 08:55:30Z

Hello,

Our society have a file about Schell's family. There is a coat of arm in this file.
All the text is in german.

Jean-Claude Romanens
President of Societé Suisse de Généalogie Familiale

Re: Bessmer - Johann Joseph

2004-09-27 00:11:04Z

check out http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:26320...

I'm helping a friend find her folks and we hit the jackpot there.

Schell - Zug, Switzerland

ronschell1 — 2004-08-03 17:50:12Z

Looking for descendants with Schell surname from Zug (city), Switzerland. My great-grandfather, Frederick Schell, born 9 March 1846, in Zug, immigrated to the United States in 1859, according to family tradition. I have not been able to determine his exact immigration date, but do know he was in Cincinnati, Ohio at least by 1873, and died there in 1916. I have some research that provides my Schell ancestry in Zug from 1762, but I do not have the documentation on this. I would be particularly interested in connecting with any Schell descendant in the Zug area that is interested in researching the Schell line or has already done so.

Re: Rogenmoser relatives

2003-11-22 16:21:21Z

Cathy, Thank you so much for the response to my message. The information is useful. I just found these message boards also, and this is my first posting. I lived in San Bernardino, California for 20 years prior to moving to Arizona 10 years ago. My e-mail address is fryes@cox.net.....they don't post them automatically on the boards unless you specifically include them in the body of your post. My great, great grandfather, Martin Rogenmoser lived and was buried in Clarence Center, N.Y., a suburb of Buffalo. Can't wait to check out the web sites you mentioned. Thanks again.

Re: Rogenmoser relatives

2003-11-22 06:48:29Z

Hi Colleen...I just happened to come across this message board for the first time and just had to respond to your post...I am married to a Rogenmoser....we live in California now, but he was born/raised in Oberaegeri....the name Rogenmoser in Oberageri is like "Smith" in the US (i.e. there are lots of them!!) You might want to check out a couple of websites before your trip -- www.rogenmoser.ch and www.aegeri.ch....feel free to email me if you have any specific questions...can't guarantee I can help, but can try. Oberageri is very beautiful - enjoy your trip!

Rogenmoser relatives

ColleenFrye28 — 2003-11-20 03:24:04Z

Trying to locate relatives in Switzerland. My great grandmother was Mary Rogenmoser, who was born in Clarence Center, N.Y. Her father, Martin Rogenmoser was born in Oberaegeri, Zug, Switzerland in 1822. His father was Carl Rogenmoser, who was born in the same place in 1777. Anyone with any information on these persons or their decendents, please let me know via this message board. I am also planning a trip to the area this summer and would appreciate any information on the town of Oberaegeri. Thanks, Colleen

Godfrey Augustus Speck

2003-11-04 12:34:36Z

Any one in Switzerland have a decendant named Godfrey Augustus Speck, born in 1754. Left home and never seen again?

Bessmer - Johann Joseph

KHaselhorst — 2003-04-06 20:39:19Z

Any information on Johann Joseph, born 10/5/1986 in Oberageri, Canton of Zug. Married Josephine Lidmila, born in Austria. Johann was born in "Wildenen" house in Oberageri, Zug, Switzerland or so I was told.
Any help is appreciated.

Seek Jacob Bossinger wife Frances, born 1800-1804 in Switzerland

2003-03-13 01:00:22Z

I am seeking links to the family of Jacob (may be middle name) Bossinger and wife Frances, both born around 1800-1804 in Switzerland. These names are assumed to be middle names by German/Swiss naming conventions, because thought that is what is found in family documents, I have been unable to locate them in LDS IGI indexes under those as first names.

Jacob & Frances (maiden name unknown) settled first in Ohio with their Swiss born daughter Ann b. about 1830. There they had sons, Jacob N. b. 1836, Isaac b. 1841 and John J. (my great great grandfather), born about 1844.

They then moved to the Five Points area of Manhattan (think Gangs of NY.) Their son John J. married Alice King there and they had a very large family, losing several children prior to adulthood. It is not known what happened to the other boys or if there were any other children.

Frances appears in the 1850 census in New York with only Jacob & Isaac. Where John was, I don't know, but he did survive and remain in the area until moving to the Greenpoint/Williamsburg section of Brooklyn during the 1900s.

Re: Speck, Zug, Switzerland

2003-02-28 06:43:52Z

Hi Liz,

Yes, please do contact me before you come in July. My e-mail address is member1326@netcomag.ch. I don't know how familiar you are with Zug, but I could show you around if you don't know this city.

Best regards,
Sandy Miller

Re: Speck, Zug, Switzerland

2003-02-27 23:47:17Z

Sandy thank you for your offer. As it turns out I am coming to Switzerland in July for my mother's 80th Birthday and I am going to Zug in particular the library to photocopy the Speck Familien Buch. We lost ours in the '83 bushfires. Would be happy to say hello.
Regards
Liz (Vict. Aust.)

Re: Speck, Zug, Switzerland

2003-02-25 21:49:23Z

I live in Zug, and would be happy to send you listings from the telephone book here if you think it would do you some good.

Speck, Zug, Switzerland

2002-03-15 01:46:28Z

Looking for Speck from Zug. I know the family has branches in US. NZ, and South America. My small twig is the Australian connection (ist generation)