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Re: BRODMAN

Reene17 — 2015-09-20 14:24:20Z

A possible entry location could be the Steubenville, OH area. Census records & other documents from Paola, Miami County, KS, for a German immigrant from Baden named Alois (Aloes/Louis) Brodmann, indicate that he traveled to KS from OH. He can be found in the 1880 Fed. census and 1885 KS state census. A researcher I hired in KS discovered information that Alois was married to a woman named Carrie.. who it appear's did not emigrate with him. They had a son named Theodor(e) who was born in Meersburg, Germany on 24 Dec 1862. Theodore emigrated to America in 1890-1891, worked in Gainesville, TX for nine yrs., and then settled in Paola, KS around 1900. He never married. I'm trying to connect these men to my gr. grandmother, Caroline Brodman. She emigrated from Baden Germany in 1881 & lived in Steubenville, OH until she married Willard McGrew in 1883. They live in the Pittsburgh, PA area from 1884 onward but traveled to Paola, KS where their only son, Alois (Louis) was born in 1887. The family was back in Pittsburgh in 1889 when my grandmother, Laura, was born. I'm assuming that the trip to KS was to visit a relative, Alois. I have no information on Caroline's Germany ancestry except that she was born in 1859. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Update: Sept. 2015
Recent information has made it possible to confirm the relationship between Caroline (Brodman) McGrew and Alois and Theodore Brodman of Paola, KS. In 1897 Caroline McGrew filed a lawsuit (#4774) against Theodore Brodman in the Miami County, KS district court records. The lawsuit states that Alois Brodman, her father, died in 1896 and owned a little over nine acres of property at the time. The document goes on to say that Alois had four children who were entitled to a share of the property. They included Caroline, Theodore, Wilhelm (William) and Emma (nickname). Caroline was suing for her share of the property. Years later, 1903, the court ruled that Caroline was entitled to half of the property. Two of her siblings had never been in the U.S. and so they were not entitled to any part of the property. The court ruled that Theodore and Caroline each were entitled to half of the property. It's unclear if any restitution was ever made to Caroline but her brother lived on the property into the 1940's.

Brodman family Gledale, Queens and Long Island NY

thomasengel113 — 2015-04-17 15:00:57Z

Looking for Brodman relatives and information on the ancestors for the following:
Louis Brodman (1847-1922) born in Alsace-Lorraine wife Amalia (1854-1920)
children: William (1878- ), Henry (1880- )married Elisabetha Morgenstern, Emma (1883- ) married Thomas Lowry, Sabena (1890- ) married a Flachs and Bertha (1894- ) married a Roache.

Henry Brodman and Elisabetha had 1 son Henry (1904-1961) who married a Lucy Koelpin.

Henry and Lucy had 9 children
Arthur (1924-1961)
Elinor (1927- ) married a Baum
William (1929- )
Audrey (1930- )
Henry (1935-2004)
Ronald ( 1938- )
Lawrence (1940- )
Patricia (1944- ) married a Nunziata
Robert (?-?)

1908: Chas. F. Boyle m. Hattie Brodman

JLBURKET — 2003-03-12 23:55:46Z

Note: I have a copy of this page of the marriage register for only one set of the names on it. However, I hated to see the rest of the information “go to waste,” so I’m posting it out here in the event that it may prove useful to someone else.

Marriage Register, New Castle county, Delaware
1909-page 69
Register Entry #: 47512
Groom: Chas. F. Boyle
Age: 35
Nation/state: Ohio
Residence: 575 W. York, Phila. Pa.
Occupation: Foreman
Bride: Hattie Brodman
Age: 30
Nation/state: N.Y.
Residence: 2441 Cherry, Phila. Pa.
Groom’s parents: Philip Boyle/Ellen Chambers
Bride’s parents: Alex. Brodman/Amelia Nechsal
Date of marriage: July 1, 1908
Person solemnizing marriage: G. L. Wolfe
Date of registration: Sept. 30, 1909

Re: Katherine or Christine Brodman

whucko — 2002-11-29 11:00:55Z

I would like to contact Barbara who posted the message looking for Christine Brodman.
I have the answers that you need.

Re: Katherine or Christine Brodman

whucko — 2002-11-25 11:54:20Z

I saw your listing for Christine Faloba Brodman.
I am related to the Faloba family in Columbiana County,Ohio.
There was only one Faloba family in Columbiana County, so maybe I can help you.
Please email me.
Karen

Brodman

2001-02-12 21:30:01Z

I know of a Veronica that came to this country with a young son Thomas, her husband died in Europe, time frame early 1900's

BRODMAN

2001-02-12 00:13:58Z

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE ENTRY LOCATION OF THE BRODMAN FAMILY BACK BETWEEN 1856 TO 1887. THE ONLY INFO I HAVE ON MY FAMILY'S ENTRY IS A POSSIBLE TIME. THE FAMILY WAS FROM BADEN,GERMANY. VICTORIA CAME OVER WITH HER SON LUDWIG(LOUIS)BRODMAN AND SETTLED IN KS. VICTORIA'S HUSBAND DIED IN GERMANY BUT I DO NOT KNOW A DATE. THEIR WAS A RELATIVE I BELIEVE AND HIS NAME WAS THEODORE. IF YOU OR ANYONE ELSE KNOWS ANY THING PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I ALSO KNOW THAT KS HAD ALOT OF GERMAN SETTLERS IN 1857 AND 1858.

reply to your message

2000-03-22 16:17:39Z

my e-mail address is fugitive@systec.com
I am the Barbara from NY who was looking for William Brodman

e-mail address

2000-01-23 09:31:25Z

gpfbab@mindpspring.com

Brodman

2000-01-22 22:20:28Z

Will the Barbara from New York please send me your email address.

william brodman

1999-10-04 18:29:39Z

I am looking for bill brodman who worked at Hamburg Savings Bank in Brooklyn. He was the best man at my parents' wedding 50 years ago. Can you help? Please E-mail me if you have any information

Brodman

1999-09-01 14:42:20Z

My name is Barbara Brodman. I was born in New York State, I have no knowledge of those that you are looking for.

Katherine or Christine Brodman

1999-07-20 21:24:25Z

I am looking for either Christine Faloba Brodman ...mother of Katherine Christine Brodman....later adopted to the last name Thomas in Columbiana County..in the 50's