Rademacher - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Eldon and Selma Rademacher

leerademacher1 — 2012-08-06 21:50:31Z

Eldon born in Cook County Illinois in 1919 is the son of Selma who was born in 1889. She was married to Anthony Rademacher in 1916. After 1931 they all disappear. Help!!!!!

Rademachers from Neudorfchen, West Prussia to Iowa

SaraGaarde — 2012-05-14 03:49:17Z

Augusta Rademacher born about 1838 married Adam Luckritz 5 June 1865 in Neudorfchen, West Prussia. They emigrated to the U.S. and settled in Clinton, Iowa. Seeking any info or fellow researchers.
Sara

Re: Henrich Rademacher married to Maria Gertrude Esch

rademam6 — 2012-05-03 04:37:32Z

Have you heard from anyone on this yet? These people are a distant connection to one of my great-grandmothers, Gertrude Zimmer (her mother was Apollonia Esch), out of Rheinland-Pfalz. On another direct line we have good Rademacher info, but I have not been able to make a reliable connection between this Heinrich Rademacher who came to Westphalia in the 1840s and the two earlier immigrant Rademachers: Bernard & Franz (my great-great-grandfather) who were from Heggen in Nordrhein-Westfalen.
We also have other Pohl connections. A researcher in Germany says that these Rademachers in Rheinland-Pfalz had come down from the Lichtringhausen - Heggen area at an earlier time. I have no great faith in this, as he is relying on Johann Rademacher being a "unique" name. I have been in touch with a sixth cousin in Heggen-Finnentrop, and she says Rademacher is a common name in Germany.

Re: Rademachers

J_Rubell — 2011-07-15 23:24:22Z

My wife's great-great great-great grandmother was Christine
Radermacher who married Peter Baur and had Maria Josepha Baur in 1788. She was born in Arsbeck, Germany. Peter and Catherine came from Ophoven near the Netherlands, or in the
Netherlands. Maria married Leonard Paulesson in Myhl,Germany.
Any info. on Catharine or her decendants would be welcome.
Thanks
joshrubell@gmail.com

Rademacher family from Denmark

blrrcn1 — 2011-01-21 23:35:53Z

I am trying to find a Rademacher family from Denmark.
Frits Holck Rademacher B.1817 married
Elisabeth Francisca Veiner B.1820,
they had @8 children,one of which was
Emil Joachim Rademacher b.1855 who married
Ada Emelia Marie b.1861.
They had a daughter Paula Rademacher b.1885.
Does anybody know this family?
Thank you.

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

robertniersbach — 2010-03-17 00:58:08Z

Constance, not a problem. I have heard nothing further.

Bob Niersbach
16 March 2010

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

constance199 — 2010-03-11 01:31:35Z

Have you heard from Steve?
Perrin Rademacher, the elder is Steve's dad, now deceased. The younger Perrin is a nephew to Steve. Pardon me for butting in to your message uninvited.
Constance Rademacher

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

constance199 — 2010-03-11 01:22:15Z

Am very new to Ancestry.com, found this on my first day! My husband's family are the descendants of Richard Childs Rademacher, mother Laura and father Henry, and by the way a cousin to Stephen, to whom you are replying. Picked up some new names for my study, so thank you for replying.
Constance Rademacher, wife of Richard Corwin Rademacher.

Re: Rademachers

MaryAnnZins23 — 2010-03-09 00:47:05Z

Your Grandmother Martha Stauner is the granddaughter of Wilhelm Zins and Johanna Stacken. My direct line is John Adam Zins and Josepha (Josepehine) Stacken. The Zins boys and Stacken girls were brothers and sisters. And children of Antione Zins and Elisabeth Burgs.
I have only information on the Zins', Radermachers and Stackens. If you need this information please contact again.
The only information on the Molls is children and grandchildren names and birth's
Henry Molls I would not reseach as he is not my direct line.

Re: Rademachers

ev923w — 2010-03-08 22:33:30Z

Hi Diana,

My husband's grandmother, Martha Molls Stauner, is a sister to your grandmother, Francis.

We have been trying to find the parents of John Henry Molls. I think his dad is Carl MOlls.

Do you have any information?

Thanks, Diane

Rademacher y-DNA

JRader7549 — 2009-06-23 23:56:00Z

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Re: Rademachers of Erie County, New York

sandrarudd_1 — 2009-04-07 19:43:58Z

John L. Rademacher had 6 sons and 5 daughters. The one you are referring to is my great Uncle Jack. I am Jerome (Jerry's) and Dorothy's granddaughter. My dad is also Jerome (Jerry), but a lot of people in the family know him as Zeke. My e-mail is sandrarudd@bellsouth.net I'm guessing that you are not Kim Rademacher (but probably a sister-in-law) who is also looking for info.

Re: Rademachers of Erie County, New York

clp825 — 2009-04-07 16:06:56Z

Hi! John Lucien Rademacher had a son, John Henry. John Henry had a son, John Norman. I am married to one of John Norman's sons. Incidentally, if you are one of John Norman's nieces/nephews, he is interested in making contact.

Re: Rademachers of Erie County, New York

sandrarudd_1 — 2009-04-07 06:21:17Z

I came across your post. I am a direct descendant of the people you are referencing, but I am wondering who you are and what is your connection to the Rademacher Family of Erie Co. NY?

Rademachers of Erie County, New York

clp825 — 2008-10-02 16:23:25Z

Joannem Albertum Lutianum RADEMACHER
(John Lucian RADEMACHER)
b. 4 Dec 1882 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY
Married Rose C. Setter or Seiter (last name not definite).

A record on familysearch indicates that his parents were:

Henricus (Heinrich or Henry) RADEMACHER b. 1853 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Preussen and arrived in US in 1875

and Mariae (Mary) FRIEMANN, also of Rheinbach, Rheinland, Preussen.

I am looking for information on Henry and Mariae. John L and Rose, and Mariae and Henry Jr. show up in the 1910 census, but I can't find much on them prior to that.

This family for the most part stayed in Erie County, NY until the 1970s. I have a lot of descendant information if anyone else is looking for it.

Frances (Franka) Rademacher

toddpeperkorn — 2008-04-15 03:06:13Z

I am looking for any information regarding Frances Rademacher, who married August Peperkorn. August came from Westphalen in 1881. Franka died in 1949 in Gilead, Nebraska.

Louis & Minnie Rademacher 1957

Kimmrg — 2008-03-30 00:31:02Z

Looking for information on the deaths of Louis and Minnie Rademacher on July 9, 1957.

Re: Rademacher/Radamacher

Marilu1030 — 2008-02-22 15:42:54Z

Do you know if this rademacher famiy was related to the Rademacher family in Winneshiek County, iowa?

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

robertniersbach — 2008-01-15 22:47:09Z

January 15, 2008

Steve, please acknowledge receipt of prior messages, so I can be sure you have received them.

There is currently a PERRIN and Martha RADEMACHER listed as residing in Wheaton, IL. There was a PERRIN listed in the 1964 death notice of Henry S. Rademacher.

Bob Niersbach

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

robertniersbach — 2008-01-07 22:53:17Z

Steve, thanks for the add'l input. I have checked the immigrants from Germany from 1830-1860 coming to USA through Castle Garden. There were 73 Rademachers. That info is available on the Internet. The ages and first names are given along with the ship's name and date of arrival. you should be able to access it.
The Wisconsin Historical Society (on the Internet) lists that there is an article regarding Henry G.(sic) Rademacher in the Milwaukee Sentinel of 26 April 1920 with reference "Year": 1857-1920. You may wish to check this further, the dates seem to coincide.
The WHS lists a death record in Milwaukee County for a Henry Rademacher on 31 May 1906: Ref - Reel 097, Vlume 33, Page 0466, Image 0012, Index Vol. 10, Sequence #311175.
Also, available on the Internet is the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild. These are some of the 34 Rademacher names -
Johann (16) to Wisconsin from Bremen departure to NYC aboard Ship Magdalene, arrived 29 June 1868.
C. L. Rademacher, (39) 'gentleman' U. S. resident, aboard Steamer Washington from Bremerhaven to NYC arrived 30 August 1854. He probably was returning from a visit to Germany.
Henry (44) watchmaker, sailed from Liverpool aboard City of Washington to NYC, arrived 19 August 1858, passenger #230.
This information was copied from the passenger list of the Ship Elise, from Bremen to NYC, arriving 19 May 1836 - - -
135 John Georg Rademacher (28) male mason
136 Carol. Redemacher, his wife (28) female
137 Charles Rademacher, his child (4mo) male
138 John Henry Rademacher (34) male mason
139 Fried^k Rademacher, his wife (32) female
140 John Henry Rademacher, his child (7) male
141 F??? Chr? Rademaker, his child (4) male
142 John Charles Rademacher child (2) male

I spent considerable time on this today, so I hope you find a clue or two to assist your further research. Good luck.
Bob Niersbach

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

slrademacher — 2008-01-07 08:21:51Z

I guess I was a little confused about your original post. My great grandfather Henry John Rademacher was born in Milwaukee in 1857 and died there in 1920. His wife's name was Ottilie and she's buried with him in Milwaukee's Calvary Cemetery. They had three children - Etta Marie, Henry Stephen (my grandfather) and Romuald Theodore. I have info about the three children. I have nothing on Henry John's history other than he was a life-long resident of Milwaukee (I believe born there) and was co-owner of Horsch-Rademacher Wood and Coal Company in Milwaukee. I'm looking for information on Henry John beyond what I can find in federal census records.

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

robertniersbach — 2008-01-06 20:09:09Z

Steve, are you referring to Henrietta 'Etta' GOEBEL, who in the 1920 Census was age 75, a widow, residing in Chicago's 22nd Ward with her daughter Carrie, age 44, single? This Etta immigrated from Germany in 1846 and became a citizen in 1852/1862(?). Her address was 1868 N. Halsted St., Chicago. The Census ref. is T626, R333, P3; E D 1249, Sheet 33.
The 1910 Census for Chicago listed a Henry J. GOEBEL (57) residing at 646 St. Louis Ave., in the 35th Ward, a widower, immigrated from Germany in 1868, occupation was sawyer. Census ref: T624, R283, P171; E D 1526, Sheet 9B.
Residing with him were: Henry F/H(?), age 30, single; Cora (22), Gertrude M. (17) and Florence (11), all of whom were born in Illinois.
Also, in the 1910 Census in Chicago was Henry GOEBEL (53), born in Wisconsin and his wife Caroline (51) who was born in Illinois. Her father was German born in Brazil. There were no children. They had been married for 19 years and lived at 1138 Diversey Blvd. in the 25th Ward. The Census ref: T624, R268, P99; E D 1080, Sheet 14A.
I have been in personal contact with a Thomas GOEBEL of Morton Grove, IL and we both have female ancestor(s)with the surname NIERSBACH.
What additional information can you give me as to your parents, to fill in the gap between you and your grandfather?
Hope to hear from you soon.
Best regards, Bob Niersbach

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

robertniersbach — 2008-01-05 00:24:21Z

The U S Census records contain many references to Henry Rademacher; there are 16 in the year 1900 alone, none of which appeared to be your person. However, I did locate Henry J. Rademacher in the 1920 Census in Milwaukee - T-625, Roll 2003, Page 3 & E D 211, Sheet 3B. Ward 18.
The condition of the record via the Internet is very poor. However, Henry J.(63), Ottilie (57) and son, Romuald (27) reside at 695, the street name is illegible. All were born in Wisconsin, the H & W's parents were born in Germany.

Additionally, I found the death notice of Henry S. Rademacher in the March 15, 1964 Chicago Tribune in which it's stated that he died the previous day. He was age 74 years and lived at 1700 Manchester Rd. in Wheaton, IL. He was a retired attorney and left a widow, Laura, sons Perrin G. and Richard C. and a daughter, Mrs. Joan Klem. Services were held in the chapel of the Trinity Episcopal Church, Wheaton. He was the grandfather of nine.

Can I be of additional help? Robert J. Niersbach

Re: Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

slrademacher — 2008-01-04 08:30:47Z

Hi,

My name is Stephen Rademacher. Just found your post while googling my grandfather - Henry Stephen Rademacher. Etta Goebel was Henry's sister so I think we're talking about the same person. Henry died in '64 and is buried in Wheaton, Il. I would be very interested in any information you might have on Henry's parents, Henry J and Ottilie Rademacher. I'm not familiar with the surname Niersbach.

Steve

Re: Rademacher

jschulte144 — 2007-05-09 14:14:28Z

Tony (Anton) and Anna Beste were my uncle and aunt. Are you related on the Rademacher or Beste side of the family? I have all of Anton's parents, all of his siblings, all of his aunts and uncles and his grandparents. One of Anton's aunts was also married to a Beste, Elizabeth Rademacher and Gustav Beste from Sauk Centre, MN? His grandparents were William R Rademacher and Barbara Rivers. I have not been able to find siblings for William although I know that there were two other Rademacher families in Scott county where they lived before coming to New Munich.
What kind of info do you have on these families? I would like to share.
Jane
jschulte@emily.net

Re: Peter Rademacher

trident951 — 2006-12-21 16:54:05Z

I would be interested in the information. I have a Franzeska Rademacher who lived in the Wilson area, married Arnold Tax. Both were buried from St Peter Claver Church.

Hunting for parents, emigration information of August Rademacher

LRodemaker — 2006-11-15 20:11:45Z

My husband's great grandfather is an August Rademacher born in Prussia and who states on the 1900 New York census that he emigrated in 1846, & was sixty-five in 1900 so born apprx. 1835. He married in approx, 1876-77 to Catherine Miller in Cheektowaga, Erie Co., New York. They had 7 children, 6 sons and 1 daughter. He would have emigrated at age 11-12 and so must have come with relatives but I have been unable to find any info.

FOUND: Gretje RADEMACHER ONKEN BOHLKEN PIELSTICK

brettjoy1 — 2006-10-24 21:38:17Z

Re: Peter Rademacher

2006-09-09 12:11:16Z

I have finally pieced together that Pieter Rademacher was married to Barbara Rammer. Pieter and Barbara are buried in the St. George's Cemetery at Six Corners in the Town of Wilson. Most of their descendents moved to the Brown County area. I'm about to leave on vacation, but will gladly post in a few weeks what I've been able to put together if others are interested.

Re: Peter Rademacher

2006-09-09 02:03:45Z

Would this Peter happened to have a sister Frances? She was living in the Wilson area during the civil war. Her married name would have been Tax, her husband Arnold served in the GAR at the time. Both were buried out of St Peter Claver church. The cemetery is just south of Sheboygan.

Anna Rademacher/Radamcher/Radmacher

2006-09-06 00:22:47Z

Does anyone have info on Anna Johanna
Rademacher? Her parents were Theodore
Rademacher and Elizabeth Boehm. She is my
gg grandmother. E-mail: cat_lover131@chickmail.com

Re: Peter Rademacher

cherielynn251 — 2006-08-15 13:08:45Z

Hi: Your message got attached to my post and I think you might have wanted to attach to the first post in this thread -- In any case, My Frances and our cousin Frances are too young to be your Frances -- But have you seen the info on Peter Rademacher born in the Netherlands -- married Barbara Rammer and they also lived in the Wilson area. That is from ht eoriginal post. Go to the Rootsweb.com or the Ancestry.com trees and search for the trees that have Peter and Barbara and you will see the tree by the man who made the first message here and another tree of a researcher who has most of the Rademacher families included. Seems like strong possibility that your frances and Peter Rademacher married Barbara Rammer might be siblings, they are the right age and in right place. Good luck

Re: Peter Rademacher

2006-08-14 21:31:08Z

Would your Peter happen to have a sister Frances. She lived in the WIlson area during the Civil War. Her husband Arnold Tax served in the war as well. I know that Frances and Arnold Tax are buried in St Peter Claver Cemetery. You can't miss the tall oblesik with TAX on it near the fence.

John C Rademacher/Naturalization/Pulaski co Il

barj1946 — 2006-02-03 16:11:26Z

John filed dec' of intention 1890 from Prussia

Henry Rademacher Wisconsin

robertniersbach — 2005-12-20 21:17:36Z

Would appreciate any information about Henry Rademacher who died and is buried in the area of Milwaukee, WI.

Robert J. Niersbach

Re: Peter Rademacher

cherielynn251 — 2005-10-12 20:12:36Z

We are connecting our Rademacher's in Wisconsin and have seen Barbara and Peter lots all around ours. Can we compare notes? Thanks Cherie

Re: Henrich Rademacher married to Maria Gertrude Esch

cherielynn251 — 2005-10-12 20:08:22Z

Heinrich and Maria Gertrude and the three eldest children arrived on August 25, 1846 on the ship, John N Gosler, origins, Deutschland, from London to New York. Also on the same ship, same day was Michael Rademacher (who went to Brown County, Wisconsin and married Augusta Maria Reinhardt in 1849) with also on the ship Johann and Barbara Rademacher and two young adult daughters Sophia and another Gertrude. See Ancestry.com, New York, 1820-1850 Passenger and Immigration Lists, Original data Registers of Vessels Arriving at the Port of New York from Foreign Ports, 1789-1919 Archives, Washington.

Rademacher, St. Mary's Westphalia Book

cherielynn251 — 2005-10-12 19:47:22Z

I just got some new Info on my Rademacher's who went to Wisconsin, but on the same ship (see below) is Heinrich, Maria Gertrude and their three children of the time that you noted on the message board in the above book. My ancestor is Michael who went to Wisconsin, and you can see that two elder Rademacher's came also, Barbara and Johann and I wish you could check and see if they are listed in the book. Barbara was in Wisconsin for the 1850 census but I can find nothing else. Thanks if you can look, Cherie Lynn

Re: Gratja (RADEMACHER) ONKEN

brettjoy1 — 2005-10-04 15:31:56Z

I have learned even more about Gratja. Before she married Mr. ONKEN, she was married to a PITTELSTICH (unsure of spelling). Mr. PITTELSTICH had some children, but I don't believe any belonged to Gratja.

Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Anna Radmacher/Radamcher/Rademacher

SMengwasser — 2005-09-03 02:50:28Z

Have you gotten the information you needed on Elizabeth Boehm b. 20 Oct 1850? If not I hve information on her, her parents and brother/sisters. Since the listed email for me is old. Let me know on the message board and I will send you my correct email address.

John Peter Rademacher

2005-08-26 14:48:20Z

I am looking for info about John Peter Rademacher. Don't know when he was born - married Anne Catherine Dorothee Diersen, who was born in 1844. I believe he was a Lutheran school teacher, in Chicago at least for some years. Had possibly 6 children - Hulda, Bertha Luehr, Clara Kluge, Louis (Ida Rentner), Anton, and Martin. My e-mail is Dodie.Wodrich@valpo.edu

Re: Gratja (RADEMACHER) ONKEN

brettjoy1 — 2005-07-29 20:58:33Z

I have discovered that Gratja (RADEMACHER) ONKEN remarried after Jürgan Gerhard ONKEN died. She married a BOHLKEN and had at least three more children - one male, two females.

One of Gratja's girls was Hilda (BOHLKEN) WIECHMAN - born July 28, 1898 and died July 31, 1989 in Meeker county, Minnesota.

I would appreciate information on Gratja's families.

Re: Richard Rademacher, Brooklyn NY wine merchant

2005-07-17 01:48:45Z

My father, Richard J. Rademacher, recently passed away in January. While my sisters and I were down in Florida with him for his final days, his wife showed us some papers and articles of the Jamaica Bay drowning incident. My fathers brother, Robert Rademacher came accross the old newspaper articles of the drowning while researching our family tree. I don't know the exact details of how he came upon the information, but he said he found the info through different venues of researching our family. He had confirmed that we are indeed related to the wine merchant and his wife, but I'm not exactly sure how. Anyway...I just happen to come accross your message through a Google search of my fathers name. I just thought it would be interesting to respond to it, see where it goes.
Respectfully,
Amy Rademacher Ciserano

Richard Rademacher, Brooklyn NY wine merchant

mggirl — 2005-07-15 01:27:06Z

Looking for the family of Richard Rademacher,Wife Ida Geade, Children Richard A. whos first wife and 2 children drowned in Jamaica Bay NY 1908, Ida May married 3 times Hanlon, Springsteed, & Herold

Gratja (RADEMACHER) ONKEN

brettjoy1 — 2005-06-18 20:10:39Z

I am looking for information regarding Jürgan Gerhard ONKEN and his family who resided in Fedderwarden, Oldenbürg, Germany in the early 1900's.

He married Gratja RADEMACHER, and either he or she re-married as I am aware that Jürgan's son, Hinrich Gerhard ONKEN, had half-siblings. Jürgan died in Heidmühle, Schortens, Oldenbürg, Germany.

Hinrich Gerhard was born 4/29/1881 in Heidmühle, Schortens, Oldenbürg, Germany. He married Rieke Tiebbend SIEBELS, daughter of Johann Hinrich SIEBELS and Louisa Maria Henrietta Wilhelmina REINERS. Rieke was born 3/26/1886 in Belfast?, Bant, Rüstringen, Oldenbürg, Germany.

They came to Illinois in the summer of 1910 and moved to Minnesota in 1912.

I have information on Hinrich and Rieke's children, but I would like more information on their parents and siblings/half-siblings.

Re: Anna Radmacher/Radamcher/Rademacher

2004-12-09 04:22:26Z

>"Just checking if these sisters were related to Ferdinand Radamacher of Harrison co IN"

Not that I'm aware of... I do have a couple Ferdinand Radmacher matches in my file, but one lived his entire life in MO, the other was born in 1842 in what would become Germany... I don't have much other data on that one.

Rademacher/ Radamacher , Ferdinand

nsbjs1 — 2004-12-07 20:54:20Z

Looking for connections to Ferdinand Rademacher who married Suley Shumen in Harrison Co IN in 1867

Re: Anna Radmacher/Radamcher/Rademacher

nsbjs1 — 2004-12-07 20:50:54Z

Just checking if these sisters were related to Ferdinand Radamacher of Harrison co IN.

Rademacher's of Iowa and South Dakota

genieReseach747 — 2004-10-09 04:05:13Z

Looking for information on Chris, Mary, Charles, John, Martin, Otto, Lewis Rademacher.

Jacob Rademacher

SRODMAKER — 2004-10-06 16:00:24Z

I am seeking information on Jacob, who was my GGF. He said to have been born in 1830, in Hesse-Darmstadt, Ger. He , traveling alone arrived in New Orleans May 31, 1847 aboard the ship CONSTANTINE. He went directly to Hamilton County Ohio. In 1852 he married Catharine Vogel. In 1859 they they bought a farm in Dearborn County Indiana, Manchester Township. By that time they had changed their name to Rodmaker They had children as follows: Michael, John, Elaine, Rose and William.[ ojrsjr@juno.com ] is my email address and you may contact me directly if you wish. Thank You !

O.J.Rodmaker,Sr
Zephyrhills,FL