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Anna Montag,Germany

tmb12377 — 2013-12-15 08:22:40Z

Anybody know any information about Anna Montag of Germany? She married a Pietro Napolitano I believe from Italy

Sophia (Gromick) Montag, 92,born in Bairdford, her parents, Maxim and Antonina (Lapitsky) Gromick;

KENNELLYMARKA — 2013-01-28 02:30:51Z

Montag, Sophia 92

Bairdford

Sophia (Gromick) Montag, 92,
of Bairdford, West Deer Township,
died Friday, Jan. 25, 2013,
in Marian Manor of North Hills.
She was born March 10, 1920, in Bairdford,
and had lived in West Deer all of her life.
She was a 1938 graduate of Etna High School. Mrs. Montag worked as the secretary for the West Deer and Deer Lakes High School Library for more than 30 years. She was a member of St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Church, Curtisville. She enjoyed sewing and cross stitching. Survivors include her sons, Wayne L. Montag, of Houston, Texas, and David T. (Terri) Montag, of Middlesex; three grandchildren, Dr. David T. (Sarah) Montag Jr., of Minneapolis, Minn., Jaime M. (Steve) Wesling, of Canonsburg, and Jacob T. Montag, of Middlesex; four great-grandchildren, Steven, Alya, Elyse and Mila; and her sister-in-law, Martha (Richard) Hellstrom, of Fayetteville, N.Y. She was preceded in death by her husband, Edgar L. Montag; her parents, Maxim and Antonina (Lapitsky) Gromick; and her sister, Ann Poletunow. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the SIWICKI-YANICKO FUNERAL HOME, 23 McKrell Road, Russellton, West Deer Township, where funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Deer Creek Cemetery, Harmar.
West Deer, PA ,
St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Church,"

Re: Montag Family

lisakallikak — 2012-11-20 15:10:40Z

hi

I am a descendent of Balthazar and Louise Montag, Prussia to Osceola, Fond du Lac Co, WI in 1872. I found imm records for a Jacob and Anna with a son Ignatz from Prussia via Bremmen (Baltimore) 1860 to WI. see #228 on list. http://www.immigrantships.net/v10/1800v10/uhland18600627.htm...
are your Montags Catholic ?
I am searching for more info on a Anna Maria (Montag, poss first husband was Montag) b 1804 married to a Carl Berg in West Bend from about this time. I think Anna is somehow related to my Balthazar because his 2 dau are with the Berg fam on 1880 census. If you find any clues, please let me know, thanks.

Re: montags of saxony

SVG — 2012-04-04 20:25:15Z

Some Degenhardts are from the same place as the Montags.

From the 1880 edition of The History of Fond du Lac County:

Jacob Degenhardt, proprietor of the Railroad House, Campbellsport; born in Kreis-Mullhausen, Kullstadt, Prussia, Sept. 6, 1832; was educated in the Fatherland, where he traveled nine years for a firm, selling woolen goods; came to America in 1857, locating in Grant Co., Wis., and attending the Platteville school two winters; was two years in the European Hotel, Milwaukee, then traveled a year, selling dry goods, notions, etc. He then married and settled on a farm in Ashford, also acting as an insurance agent; has owned and kept the Railroad House since May, 1874, having in connection a bar and livery. Married Mrs. Regina Mauel, by whom he has three children--Regina, Michael and Henry; Mrs. D. was born in Rhenish, Prussia, in 1826, her former husband, Bernhardt Mauel, leaving her at his death with a sixty-acre farm and four children--Anna, John, Frank and Margaret. The family are Roman Catholics, and Mr. Degenhardt is a Democrat, having been Supervisor three years, and Assessor the same length of time.

I just sent this and some other details to Lisa Jones, and I will post this a second time on a different thread from 1998 where someone asked about Jacob.

Re: Montag, descendant

danieljmill — 2012-02-18 20:43:42Z

Laura,
My son and I were looking at this site for fun. I am Pam's brother Jim and didn't see if she ever got back to you. If you still need information please email me jmiller1@nycap.rr.com. I may be able to help or put you with Pam who has more info about our relatives.
Jim Miller

Re: Frederick & Maria (Borgmeyer) Montag

amd0706 — 2012-01-24 19:34:49Z

Frederick (the son) was my great great grandfather. I don't have any info on their place of residence in germany unfortunately. Frederick joined the service on his 18th birthday (8/15/1862). He served until June 1865 in the 84th Illinois volunteers company e. His name on his military records is Frederick Monde. He died in Quincy, Il Jan 10 1893. He is buried at St. Boniface cemetery.

Re: Montag, descendant

borderlaura — 2011-04-03 22:47:45Z

Pam,

My grandmother was Lillian's sister Frances Downey Schleier, so we are cousins. I would love to know more about your side of the family and what you've found out about our mutual ancestors. I tried the e-mail address you posted in 2001 and it doesn't work anymore.

Laura Nichols

MONTAG Lee E - Vietnam Wall section 18W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-11 13:59:47Z

MONTAG Lee E - Vietnam Wall section 18W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,139 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: The Montags (Monday) of Oshkosh, WI

beaner0416 — 2010-08-18 01:54:38Z

Hello cousins! Bernard Montag is my Great Great Grandfather as well. His son, John, is my Great Grandfather and his daughter, Helen, is my Grandmother. Family legend has it in this Montag/Monday tree we are related to Rick Monday (former Cub/Dodger) but have not found that branch yet.

Lisa Wilkins

Re: The Montags (Monday) of Oshkosh, WI

montagmike — 2010-02-11 19:22:37Z

Hi Melissa,

My name is Michael Montag and I didn't know that much about my past family history until I opened an account here on ancestry.com. I found out that my great grandfather, Bernard Montag, who migrated to California was born in Oshkosh Wisconsin in 1896. His grandfather, Bernard Montag who was born in Nackenheim, Hesse-Darmstadt Germany in 1834 was married to Agnes Link. So you guys are my distant relatives!

Balbina Koehmstedt Druar

tracyst12 — 2010-02-01 03:17:06Z

I know this original post is over 9 years old so you may have already discovered more information about the Koehmstedt family. However, Balbina Koehmstedt Druar is my great grandmother also. I have several pictures of her if you'd like. Which of her children are you descended from? Ida is my grandmother.

Obit: Marguerite (Montag) Wirtz of Iowa (1910-2010)

wilsonje19 — 2010-01-14 01:12:29Z

Marguerite Dora Wirtz, 99, died on January 12, 2010 at the West Bend Care Center. She was born July 10, 1910 near West Bend, the daughter of Henry and Luna Sloan Montag.
Marguerite lived in the West Bend community her entire life and was a lifetime member of Sts. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church. She married Alfred Wirtz on January 24, 1933. Together they farmed 36 years before their reitrement and then enjoyed life in their comfortable home in West Bend.
Marguerite was a past member of the Ladies Aid Society and the CDA of the church. She volunteered for a number of years at the Care Center, helping with activities for the residents. She was a quilter. Family and friends received many of her hand crafted quilt and lap robes. She provided quilts which were raffled at the fall parish dinner for a number of years.
Survivors include her seven children and 18 grandchildren: Mel and Gretchen Wirtz and their daughters Chris, Laurie and Kari; Dorothy Wirtz McEnany and Larry and their children Terry, Patsy, Katie and Tom; Betsy Wirtz Rukavina and her son Jason; Bernie Wirtz Zimmer and John and their children John, Michael and Jennifer; Harry and DeeDee Wirtz and their sons David, Andrew and Brian; Don and Alyce Wirtz and their daughters Elisabeth and Erin; Ray and Pam Wirtz and their children Jeremy and Robbin, 25 great grandchildren, brothers Philip, Robert and Martin and sisters Dora, Florence and Rose.
Marguerite was preceded in death by her husband Alfred in 1989, grandson Patrick Zimmer, and Son-in-law Tony Rukavina, parents, 4 sisters and 6 brothers.
Our mother was an unfailing optimist, and her quick wit kept us smiling. She always told us how well she was cared for at the West Bend Care Center and liked our phone call visits more than anything. Her stories of her growing years and hard farm work, working alongside our Dad while taking wonderful care of 7 children, will long inspire us to do our part to honor her memory.
Funeral Services for Mrs. Wirtz will be held Saturday 1:30 PM at Sts. Peter and Paul's Cathlolic Church, West Bend with burial to follow in the West Bend Cemetery. Visitation is from 4:30-7:30 Pm Friday at the Harris Funeral Home in West Bend.

Re: Montags from Wisconsin

marbin901128 — 2009-07-08 22:26:20Z

hi. sprichst du auch deutsch?
well i'm looking for relatives with the name montag, too.
i think the time you said fits...
where are you from?

Re: Montag Family

marbin901128 — 2009-07-08 22:25:09Z

hi. sprichst du auch deutsch?
well i'm looking for relatives with the name montag, too.
i think the time you said fits...
where are you from?

Connecticut Montags

jharris1372 — 2009-06-18 14:17:02Z

Hello,

I am trying to trace relatives of Marjory (Aspden) Montag and Frank Montag of Unionville, CT (Farmington). Marjoy died in 1992; Frank in 1980.

I would welcome any leads.

Sincerely,
Jennifer

Johanna Montag

jfranck — 2009-02-22 19:47:37Z

Just uncovered the Montag name. The person I am interested in is Johanna (Annie) Montag, born 1826 and married Mathais Klein. Immigrated to US in about 1859 to Ohio then MN.

Any connections? or suggestions?

Thanks,
Jerry Franck in MN
jjaaa5@aol.com

Hofmann

2005-08-04 16:45:04Z

Hi,

I was wondering if I could ask for your advice on genealogy in Krombach Germany. If I can help you with US problems let me know.

Cindy

Montag/Wirtz Connection West Bend IA

2002-07-04 18:37:27Z

I am looking for any info regarding these two families. My grandfather is Paul Montag, son of Henry and Luna Montag. My grandmother is Lena Montag, daughter of Jacob and ? Wirtz. We know virtually nothing past my grandmother's siblings about the family, except that they emigrated from Switzerland to Argentina, then up to the US about 1910? (Where did they come in?) Then went to West Bend, IA. I would like to pursue the Wirtz line as we have almost no knowledge of my grandmothers father and mothers' families. We are connected with the Sloans as well on my grandmothers mother side and that's about all I know there. Thanks for any/all info. Please feel free to e-mail me and I will get back with you soon. Thanks!

Re: Montag/Wirtz Connection West Bend IA

mandr96 — 2003-10-07 01:30:34Z

Hi Cathy....we are related somehow. Your Lena Wirtz Montag is the daughter of Jacob Wirtz (b. Switzerland) and Anna Loder (b. Argentina). I have not been successful in finding out much about Jacob and Anna, but will share what I have. I recently gathered a few more clues at my grandmother's funeral last week. She was Lena's sister. Please feel free to contact me.

Murders in Newman, KS

thecomyn — 2006-05-16 00:58:44Z

Does anyone have more on the story of a Mr. Montag (sp?) who lived near Newman, KS, around 1924? Was drunk one day and tried to kill his wife with a shotgun, but hit her sister by mistake. Realized his error, and then shot his wife. After both women were dead, he supposedly wrote "Blame The Priest" on the wall in blood and then shot himself. Only blew off part of his face, and survived to stand trial and life in jail. He sold his home and spent everything on the huge "Christ on the Cross" bronze statue still standing over the two womens graves in Newman Cemetery. Story told to me by my mother-in-law who was a child living nearby. Hoping to find a newspaper article on what must have been a big story.

Johann, Rosalia, and Theresa Montag

JesseClarke — 2002-08-19 08:04:47Z

I have record that a Johann Rosalia Montag had a daughter named Theresa. Theresa married a Frank Schad in Moletein (now Stary Maletin/Maletin, Czech Rep). Both families were from Moletein. Theresa, her husband, and their children later settled in Cottonwood Co, MN. Most of my data is at http://www.jrclarke.com/, http://www.my-ged.com/schad, and http://www.geocities.com/jclarke100. Hope this helps!!

OBIT: Sister Rosa Marie Montag, SHCJ a/k/a Mother Jane Frances c 1909 -- 2004 PA NY CA OR

Lisa__Small — 2004-04-08 21:00:10Z

Posted as a random act of genealogical kindness in honor of the sisters who provided my college education (BVM's in Chicago), no relation to me and no further info available from me, sorry. "SHCJ" means she was a sister of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus; the order's website is http://www.shcj.org for more information.

Copied here under the Fair Use provisions for non-commercial research use, qualifying under subsections (1) - (4) of U.S. Code Title 17 Chapter 1 Sec. 107 regarding copyrights. -- LS

The Catholic Standard & Times
Newspaper for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia
this obit seen online April 7, 2004

Sister Rosa Montag

Sister Rosa Marie Montag, S.H.C.J., formerly Mother Jane Frances, died March 25, 2004. She was 95 and a Sister of the Holy Child Jesus for 76 years.

Born in Pottsville, Sister Rosa Montag ministered in Pennsylvania for 46 years. She also served in New York, California and Oregon.

She was a member of the society’s American Province leadership team.

The funeral Mass was celebrated March 30 at New Sharon Chapel, Rosemont. Burial was at Calvary Cemetery, Conshohocken.

Surviving are nieces and nephews and members of her congregation.

END

Re: Magdalena Montag of Wisconsin

jonmonday — 2003-03-01 18:46:18Z

I found complete references to Magdalena and her children.

My aunt spent decades researching and writing a book tracing the Montag and Monday family from Germany to Wisc. and beyond. If your interested, you can contact my cousin at:

Kim Davis
John & Kim Davis
2203 Hamilton Dr.
North Bend, OR 97459
541-756-6168
genebug@quixnet.net

Best Regards,

Jon Monday

Re: Monday/Montag Reunion

jonmonday — 2003-03-01 18:46:18Z

My great-great-great grandfather brought our family from Germany to the Wisc. area in the mid-1800s. At that time the family name was Montag. Around the turn of the century, they changed it to Monday. Some parts of the family either changed it back or never changed in the first place. My aunt wrote a book about the family, which can be purchased from my cousin:

Kim Davis
John & Kim Davis
2203 Hamilton Dr.
North Bend, OR 97459
541-756-6168
genebug@quixnet.net

Best Regards,

Jon

Book on Montag - Monday Family

jonmonday — 2003-03-01 18:46:18Z

My aunt spent decades researching and writing a book tracing the Montag and Monday family from Germany to Wisc. and beyond. If your interested, you can contact my cousin at:

Kim Davis
John & Kim Davis
2203 Hamilton Dr.
North Bend, OR 97459
541-756-6168
genebug@quixnet.net

Best Regards,

Jon Monday

Ida daughter of Wm & Susie, siblings William & Charles of NY, m. John Will

BarbaraEickmeyer — 2006-01-26 17:01:21Z

Looking for some dates for Ida - born, died (not found in SS so maybe still here), married. Where she was married. Her husband was John Herbert Will born 18 Dec 1904, died Jan 1991 if this is the correct SS for him. His parents were John Herman and Jessie Anna Noden (my family line). He had a sisters Jessie and Marjorie and brother Edwin Albert. Just looking to fill in data for my family tree. Were there any children? Seems they may have gone from NJ to FL?

Re: Balbina

bmoser76 — 2002-05-18 20:03:31Z

I have quite a bit of Koehmstedt information. Please contact me direct at bmoser@sentex.net

Blanche

Montag Family

marbreit — 2002-06-16 23:30:20Z

Would anyone have any information on Ignatz or Ignatius Montag born: November 24, 1844 and married Clara Wehner. Ignatz and Clara Montag lived in Wisconsin and had 6 children: Regina, Tina, Jacob, Peter, Joseph, and Mattias. Ignatz and Clara Montag are buried in Holy Angels Cemetery, in West Bend, Wisconsin. Also buried there is Jacob Montag born: 1813, Mary Montag born: 1851 and Stephen Monday born: 1857, but I don't know if they are related to Ignatz Montag. I am looking for information on Ignatz Montag's parents and siblings. Thank you.
Mary

Mr. CHARLIE Montag 1901-1964, Lived in Inez, TEXAS

907016 — 2007-10-28 04:06:09Z

Mr. Charlie Montag was born in 1901. He died in 1964 in Inez, Texas. . .

Does anyone know if Mr. Montag knew the 2 Gayle brothers who resided in Inez, Texas? . . .

The 2 Gayle brothers were named, GEORGE GAYLE JR. and SYLVESTER GAYLE. . . .

Please contact me if you have any information to share.
Thanks

Montag

cmoore3636 — 2002-07-03 23:49:28Z

Hi,

Valentine Montag b 12 May 1813 d 26 Nov 1891
had a daughter Mary Catherine Montag b 11 May 1843 d01 Aug 1883(my great grandmother)
Do you have more information on children of Valentine and Elizabeth Tragesser?

Johanna Christina Montag of Bohlitz Germany.

milf11 — 2002-05-20 02:03:10Z

Seeking any information regarding Johanna
Christina Montag of Bohlitz Germany, Born
12/24/1785 died 11/24/1857. Married 7/1/1810
to Johann Gottfried Muhlpfordt. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
I can be reached at: milf1@bellatlantic.net
Thanks, Ed

Jacob Montag - Washington Co WI

Russell_Haug — 2008-06-23 00:41:32Z

Hello,

My ancestor Adam Frank Laufer came from Wendehausen, Thuringia, Germany. His mother is believed to have a maiden name of Montag.

On the 1860 federal census in Trenton, Washington County, Wisconsin, there is a Jacob Montag living next door to Adam Frank Laufer. I'm surmising this is potentially some relation to Adam, possibly a cousin on his mother's side.

Does anyone have any information of this Jacob Montag or a Montag who may have married a Laufer? I believe the Montags in question were from Wendehausen as well.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Montag Family

Russell_Haug — 2008-06-21 02:15:56Z

Edit to add: Jacob Montag's wife was an Anna M Laufer...possible relation to Adam Laufer.

Re: Montag Family

Russell_Haug — 2008-06-21 02:11:03Z

I believe the Jacob Montag (b. 1813/14 in Germany) that you mentioned is the father of Ignatz. If you have access to Ancestry's records, check the 1860-1870-1880 censuses for Jacob Montag and family. They were living in Trenton, Washington Co, Wisconsin.

Interestingly, Jacob Montag lived next door to Adam and Ernestine Laufer on the 1860 and 1870 censuses. It is believed, but not known for certain, that Adam Laufer's mother was a Montag. So Jacob may be a cousin of Adam Laufer. The Montags may have come from a small town in Thuringia, Germany called Wendehausen.

family tree

momshuler1 — 2002-05-24 17:27:23Z

looking for info about valintine montag. married to elizebeth dragiser siblings clara, caroline,mary (Jurgens) valtine was born in 1813 died 1891. Lived around Dover Ohio Trscarawas county.

Remembrance Card - Adam Montag - death date

ccnatzke — 2006-08-29 17:55:55Z

Hi,

I recently purchased a group of photos on ebay and included with them was a remembrance card for an Adam Montag. No other information other than a death date but I thought it might be of interest to someone.

Adam Montag - death date: 23 April, 1889. Age:71 years and 8 months.

I found a Johann Adam Montag on Ancestry who may be this Adam.

Connie

Re: Montag, descendant

robertabear — 2008-07-08 19:45:32Z

Sorry I didn't get back right away to you post. I have been unable to find any further information on Lillian, other than what I have in my family tree, regarding her parents, etc. She's been a mystery to me. I'm sure she remarried, but have not been able to locate any information regarding that so far. Will be gald to post any that I find in the future.

Re: Montag, descendant

robertabear — 2005-02-05 03:34:41Z

I'm wondering if it is possible that your Michael Montag is the same Michael who was married to Lillian (Lillie) Bretz. They lived in Omaha, Nebraska in the 1930's. According to census records their children were Lenoard, Florence, Katherine, Robert, John and Dorothy. I have no further information regarding Michael, only Lillie who is the daughter of my great granduncle Albert. I'm most interested in possibly knowing a little about their children if this is possible. Thank you very much. Roberta Bear, Parshall, ND

Re: Montag, descendant

robertabear — 2008-07-11 02:09:02Z

Sounds good. I'll look forward to hearing from you. Question, did you ever hear anything about Lillian's mother? Her name was Lillian Heaston. I think, but I can't be positive, that Lillian's mother's name was Catherine. In the 1910 census I found Catherine and sister Della living with Albert and Lillie and Lillian. I think Albert and Lillie divorced. Don't know when or what happened to her though. Albert died in 1932, and there was no mention of his wife in the notice. Another mystery.

Re: Montag, descendant

robertabear — 2008-07-09 22:08:01Z

Thank you for getting back to me regarding Lillian, I appreciate it. Now I have a little something more to go on. I would like to send you the link to the family tree on Ancestry, or on MyFamily.com. If you will contact me at robertabear@msn.com I will send you an invitation. I have a great deal of information on Lillian's ancestors that I would love to share with you. Without looking, I think the tree goes back 5 or 6 generations from her. Lillian's father Albert was my great grandmother's brother. It wasn't until just recently that we found out Albert had died in 1932. All along, we thought he had outlived his other siblings. You mentioned that Lillian and her second husband lived in you Dad's home. Would your Dad be Robert Montag? Do you have a pic of Lillian? I only have one of her aunt Ola who is my great grandmother. It would be interesting to know more about her. Remember to contact me at: robertabear@msn.com

Re: Montag, descendant

barb4255 — 2008-07-09 00:49:09Z

Lillian did remarry. Last name McCarthy. I remember that everyone called him Pappy (I assume its not his given name) but he wasn't well liked. He was a diabetic and outlived her - selling the house by forging my Dad's name on the deed. He knew he wasn't liked and was afraid of not having insulin. Dad owned the house but let them live upstairs. Dad was furious but let it go rather than have a family scandal. Pappy is buried in west Omaha in Evergreen Memorial Park. I remember my Mom stamping on his grave. Made an impression on me - she was usually nicer than that ~L. The house is gone now, interstate went through. It was somewhere around 24th st on the north side. I have the address somewhere. Would love to know where Lillian was born - something about the family. I have pictures, if anyone cares. Would love to see a picture of her when she was young. Michael's brother John was a cop, as most know, but my Dad told me he didn't commit sucide - he was murdered. He witnessed it - saw it from outside a window- and said it was covered up. I remember him telling me that the men who did were still alive and in 'civic' service when I was growing up. Lots of stories.

Re: Montag, descendant

barb4255 — 2008-07-10 00:17:14Z

I will send you a private message too, but for anyone who is interested: Robert is my Dad. I will dig out the family pictures and scan those of interest for you. I am so excited to find out more information about Lillian and her family. I just love this stuff but we hit a wall on my Dad's grandfather and that is most frustrating.

Re: Montag, descendant

barb4255 — 2008-06-11 01:45:02Z

Don't know if you got an answer on this old message, but it is the same Michael. I would like to know more about Lillie.

Re: Montag, descendant

barb4255 — 2008-07-11 03:10:44Z

I do think I have some things about the Heastons. I should be in town later next week and will drag it all out.

Karl MONTAG married to Mary FROELICH da of Bartholomew Froelich & Elizabeth WAECHTER

@@bmoser@sentex.net — 2004-03-19 20:43:02Z

Looking for info on Karl Montag who married Mary Froelich (da of Bartholomew Froelich & Elizabeth Waechter. They moved to St Leon Manitoba and had 4 daughters Paulina, Anna Barbara, Mathilda, Johanna

Re: Montags from Wisconsin

doortjestam — 2004-12-26 14:51:44Z

Hello,

I am surching for all information I can get about the surname Monday, or Montag or Maandag (Dutch)
I am living in the Netherlands and interested in my family tree.
My maidenname Maandag, which means Monday in English.
Do you want to share information with me?

Thanks Doortje

Re: Monday/Montag Reunion

gbmonda — 2002-07-08 16:51:09Z

Was the Elizabeth M you spoke of in your posting a Monday? If not how did Monday and Montag get in the same family line? My last name is Monda, which was originally spelled Monday. So that is why I am wondering. You can email me personally if you would like and we can maybe make some connections between linages.

Frederick & Maria (Borgmeyer) Montag

ehasleton — 2003-02-25 03:21:13Z

Re: Montag's of Canada/USA

bmoser76 — 2002-05-18 20:03:31Z

I hope I am doing this right. I have some info on the Sebastian Koehmstedt family. Please contact me at bmoser@sentex.net

Re: Montag, descendant

CathleenOConnor71 — 2002-04-21 18:14:54Z

I am looking for information on a "Jack" Montag/Montague. His daughter Carey Leona Montag/Montague was born 06 Jul 1900 in Ohio (maybe). Do you have anything on these people?