Seibel - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Who knows about people from Klimontow Poland?

cheni9459 — 2013-02-26 11:23:23Z

Good morning

Thank you for your response.
All we know is that my grandfather name was Shemaryahoo Kloss and he was born on 1911. His father name was Aharon Kloss and his mother was Sarah Keysman.
He arrived to Israel on 1934 and never spoked about his family, so we have no further infomation.

Thank you anyway
Have a nice day
Chen Zucker

Re: Jewish SEIBELs from Poland --looking for our non-Jewish relatives

baby411 — 2013-02-26 01:53:54Z

Hi GCentritto, We corresponded years ago on Ancestry re SEIBEL. I was Rivkala then (not sure why/how it changed, but I am now baby411.Maybe changed when I renewed membership?)

Back then you spoke about doing your DNA (must be a male Seibel who does it). Did you ever participate in that? My male Seibel cousin is listed with FamilyTree DNA. Did you do the swab and get results?

Re: Who knows about people from Klimontow Poland?

baby411 — 2013-02-26 01:30:23Z

My paternal grandfather (Morris SEIBEL) was from Klimontow. I think he moved there when marrying my grandmother Rebecca KLOSS born April 1888. I know there were many KLOSS families in Klimontow. Rebecca's father may have been Nachum (Nathan) or Fishel (Fiszel?) born about 1857. Found him listed by both given names. Her mother was Rachel born about 1857. They came to the US (NY) in early 1900's. I visited Klimontow in 2001.

Re: Jewish Seibels

seibel_daniel — 2013-02-02 16:59:12Z

And you did what you found new? Sorry for my bad English. I am from Germany and I'm Seibel.

Grave Site of Immigrant GEORGE HEINRICH SEIBEL in PA

larrysseiple — 2012-12-19 21:33:57Z

Can anyone tell me if the location of the grave site of GEORGE HEINRICH SEIBEL (born 1711, Germany; died 1784, Hilltown Twp, Bucks, PA) is known? I believe I'm descended through his line via PETER SEIPLE.
I will be in the Bucks County, PA area next summer & would like to visit the grave if possible. If his grave is not known, what is the earliest known grave of his direct descendants? Thanks in advance. Larry Seiple

Constantine (constante or christina) Seible Eisenhauer

renee3133 — 2012-10-03 23:40:54Z

Looking for more data on costantine b.1837-38 in Hochberg Wuerttemberg Germany & came to New York in 1854. Married Johan Eisenhauer in 1857. They had 11 children & 5 survived
one of them Christina Eisenhauer Derse, my Grandmother.

Who knows about people from Klimontow Poland?

cheni9459 — 2012-04-13 19:07:04Z

My grand- grand father & mother's family were born and lived in Klimontow Poland.
The family names were: Kloss, Meingerten
I would like to find some info about them as we don't have almost nothing, except the fact we know that my grand father;s sister: Rivka was died with her twins on the death march.
My grand father name is: Shemaryahu Kloss

Thank you

Re: How About These SEIBELs?

jennifer_seibel — 2012-03-20 14:35:27Z

I do not have any immediate relatives from KY, However I have seen immigration papers from my Grandmother who came over from Hungary in 1893. She married David Casper Seibel Sr. and my father is David Casper Seibel Jr. Casper is a family name that has carried down the lines, so I'm guessing we came from the Caspar branch of the family.

Re: Frederick Seibel,Michael Seibel,Henry Seipel,Conrad Seipel brothers

vmosby — 2012-02-03 21:36:28Z

I'm researching the Seibel/Sibel line; Conrad M Seibel married Anne Catherine "Mary" Brater.
Conrad had 6 children: John Henry, Barbara Ann, Nancy Jane, Clara Elizabeth, Mary C and Amanda Lauretta.
I would love to exchange info on the Sibel and Brater lines.
I hope you still check these posts.
Verna

Jewish Seibels

Jakethemedic — 2011-12-26 19:06:24Z

What little I know: my great grandfather Seibel (first and middle names unknown) came to the US and settled in Galveston, TX where he made wooden barrels. My grandfather is Aaron Saul Seibel, he served in WWII in the Army, graduated from Texas A&M and became a optometrist. He currently resides in Sugarland, TX. My father was Michael Oscar Seibel (deceased 12 April, 2011) and he was a doctor (med school at OK State University Osteopathic Medical School, residency at Stanford where he was chief resident).
Now all of them are Jewish, maybe that will narrow things down, but I'm basically just trying to find out more about them. If anyone has anything pertinent to add, that would be much appreciated. By the way, my name is Jacob Joseph Seibel.
Thanks for your time and help!

Morio - Maßeiler, Bayern

bonsaikai — 2011-07-17 20:06:02Z

Looking for Christiani Morio married Elizabetha Margaretha Hegert or Hergert in the early 1800's. Probably born between 1770 and 1790. Had at least four children: Michael, Petri, Anna Maria (married Fredericum Auer)and Magdalena (married Heinrich Roos). Resided in Maßweiler. Elizabetha died in 1851.

Seibel,Josef from Darmstadt Hesse, Saginaw,

daintreasures — 2011-06-02 07:08:58Z

Are there any Seibel family lines out there from Hessen with a Josef b1847 and immigrated to USA 1864? First found in 1872 in Saginaw marrying Margarthe Caroline Geistman. Family legend has him coming out at 16/17 yrs. to join a brother(s)but have found no evidence of a brother but haven't found evidence of where he is from 1864-72 either.

Re: SEIBEL

joyceclarkeva — 2011-05-31 19:58:48Z

Richard,
I have an Elizabeth Seibel in my family b. 1853, d. 1885 in Baltimore. She was married to William Henkell (1853-1914). She was mygreat grandmother.
Hope this helps.
Joyce Henkel Clarke

Re: SEIBEL

angst — 2011-05-31 19:58:05Z

Tell me more about your Elizabeth SEIBEL.--Mary mperkins@gt.rr.com

Re: SEIBEL

ourtapestry — 2011-05-31 14:29:17Z

I would be interested in learning more. Charles Heikel( Heinkel)b 1810(12)emmigrated to baltimore and married Barbara Seibler( seibel ?) They were married at the Old Ottenbein church. While his sonsmigrated to Canton and Highlandtown, he stayed with his daughter and family in ward 17 not too far from your william Heinkel.

Lisa

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2011-04-10 22:29:53Z

Hi, How amazing that you saw the store. Wish we could figure out if it is our family line:) I have so much material and pictures that I'd like to share with you. I can give you my e-mail address and my home address. I'd like yours so I could copy my stuff and send it to you. Have a wonderful remainder of your trip. Talk soon. Carrie

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

rlrvmr — 2011-04-10 19:34:25Z

I was within 60 miles of hauenstein Germany recently
Stopped in a Joseph Seibel shoe store in Heidelberg
The same name as my grandfather how interesting
Wish I had time to go to Hauenstein but unfortunately couldn't stop there
How do we get in touch in order to share photos
Won't be home until June and that is where the photos are so I would like to keep up with both of you
It seems that you know so much more than I do

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2011-03-19 13:45:47Z

Morning, I love all the info you are sharing with me about cousins, etc. I would love to meet you and to share all the family history stuff I've collected. Heading out for the weekend. Let's stay in touch! carrie

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

rlrvmr — 2011-03-19 04:02:16Z

Carrie sorry for the confusion but I never met you but I would like to. I was born in 1947. I met Betty, I think she is a little older than me. Betty doesn't remember but my mother and I went to her home in Richboro and Betty took me to a swim club with her while our mothers visited. I don't know why I remember this but I think it was in or about 1960. We didn't live in Doylestown that was Isabel. We lived in Phila and I think Betty and her mother visited our home there. Hope to communicate again soon.

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2011-03-19 00:14:36Z

Hi, I would be more than happy to share what pictures and info that I had collected about our family. It is great to be able to share our family history - it has been such a wonderful journey for me to get to know my dad's side of the family by having ancestry.com to find information and connect and reconnect with family:) I look forward to the pictures and family info you can share with me. Carrie

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2011-03-19 00:06:52Z

Hi again, I look forward to sharing pictures with you. Hope you can share a picture of your dad with me:) That would be great. Carrie

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2011-03-19 00:04:12Z

Hi, Sorry I don't remember meeting you. If was born in 1951 and probably just don't remember. I am so glad to reconnect and anxious to share the info I have on our family. Have a good weekend. Carrie

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

elizabethdejoice — 2011-03-18 05:03:32Z

Well, we have met! My mother kept in touch with the family in Philly until about 1955 and then we moved to Richboro, Pa. I remember visiting Marie (?) in Doylestown.

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

elizabethdejoice — 2011-03-18 04:56:04Z

That would be wonderful. I only have pictures of my father, Thomas J. Seibel.

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

rlrvmr — 2011-03-18 02:41:38Z

So happy to hear from you, I have tried to find info on my mother's family for a long time. Yes, Joseph and Anna raised many children in Phila. I know many of them: Isabel, Nancy, Peggy, Robert and their children also. I never met Tom but I did meet his daughter and wife many years ago. I do have photos of most of their children that I can share with you. I have one or two photos of Joseph and Margaret.
Right now I am traveling and won't be able to get my photos until some time in June.
Anything that you know about the family that you could share would be amazing.

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2011-03-18 01:22:12Z

Hi, Gustave and Anna Seibel moved to Los Angeles, CA in the early 1920's. I know a few of their children moved there also. Gustave was a patternmaker also. I will get out my documents and send you a bunch of info early next week. So happy to have made contact with you. I also have pictures of Gustave and Anne and my grandmother, Carrie, that I want to post - just have to have help putting pictures and other info on a family site for viewing. Do you have any pictures of the Seibel children, etc. Carrie M.

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

glitzer54 — 2011-03-17 13:52:22Z

do you have any information on seibels from iowa...i am a direct decendent of them....and have a lot of info on them as well from here...

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

rlrvmr — 2011-03-17 11:45:34Z

I am also a granddaughter of Joseph and Margaret Seibel. My mother was Marie Seibel. Joseph was a patternmaker for the Armory in Phila. The only info I remember is that Joseph's relatives moved to CA.
Do you have any information our grandparents, where Joseph's roots where in Germany etc? Thanks

Howard Seibel, 77, Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh ,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-02-19 00:42:00Z

Howard Seibel
West Elizabeth

Howard Seibel, 77, of West Elizabeth, died Monday, Feb. 14, 2011, in Southwestern Nursing Center. He was born Aug. 23, 1933, in Pittsburgh, and was retired from Corporate Jet. He is survived by sons, Clifford Seibel, of Alaska, Richard Seibel and Timothy Seibel; and daughter, Karen Seibel. There is no visitation. Service and burial are private. Arrangements are by the GILBERT FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY INC., 6028 Smithfield St., Boston, Elizabeth Township

Read more: Obituaries for Pittsburgh, Greensburg and southwestern Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/obituaries/?m...

Re: who was the frist?

aristotle103 — 2010-11-27 04:24:54Z

I believe Mathias Seibel was the first. He was born in the early 1600s (likely between 1620 and 1630, though his birth records are not available, his death is and so are his sons' births) and was the above referenced Johannes Seibel's (of Hauenstein) grandfather. He died on his estate "Seiblgut" in Ettenhausen Bayern. It is likely that estate is the product of a land grant for either his or (and more likely)his father's participation in the Thirty years war. His son, Johannes Seibel Sr. was born in 1661, and then migrated to Raiten, where Johannes Seibel of Hauenstein was born.

Re: Seibels

elizabethdejoice — 2010-10-04 02:46:14Z

My name is Elizabeth Seibel, father Thomas J. Seibel, grandfather Joseph F. Seibel, both from Phila.Pa. I believe Gustav & Anna are my grandparents. My dad, Thomas was killed in WWII, Invasion of Holland (9/1944) and my mother Ester O'Malley remarried so I spent little time with my Seibel-side.

Did a little research a year ago and have started again. I would appreciate any info.

Betty

Re: Seibels - Hauenstein

sunnyde31 — 2010-06-20 10:27:55Z

aristotle, I am part of your tree. I am the branch off of Karl Seibel and W. Seither. Down to Frederick then Frederick then Lawrence then Lawrence then Kurt. I haven't done family research for a while, but when I did, I was able to get all this info from Hela Seibel, a resident of Hauenstein.
Kurt

Edward SEIBEL of Canada. Brothers reunited in Glasgow in abt 1939

PierretteRanger — 2010-05-21 21:57:14Z

I am looking for information on Edward Seibel from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. b: 14-Jun-1913 | d: 14-Apr-1996 | m: Victoria Bachiu. They had eight children. Some of his brothers were Rudy, Al and Bill. All 4 brothers served in World War II and were reunited in Glasgow in abt 1939. Any leads would be appreciated.

Conrad SEIBEL and Nellie WEIDNER

fruitjars — 2010-04-22 02:08:19Z

Looking for anybody researching this couple or their descendants. My grandmother was Nellie's only sibling.

Anna Seibel of Antzhausen Germany

olclarke — 2010-04-06 15:53:34Z

Need parents & siblings for Anna b abt 1591. She marr Johannes Henrich Hager 28 Apr 1633. He was the son of Johannes Hager & unknown wife. Also need children for Johannes & Anna. She was his first wife. His second wife was Guda Schramm. Have four children for Johannes & Guda.
Thanks, Ollie

Re: Seibels

newsmith — 2010-03-11 01:41:10Z

Thank you for replying so quickly. My Johannes Leonardi Seibel has two children listed as Sebastian and Maria Catharina. They were born in 1766 1nd 1769. Johannes father was Mauritius. They were born in Limburg. I have the line down to the Joseph Seibel that emmigrated to the US. I have Joseph Seibel's baptismal recorded in the church book but didn't find his marriage recording. So I was hoping I am on the correct family.
Thanks for your help.

Re: Seibels

aristotle103 — 2010-03-10 02:56:42Z

No, sorry i have no Gertrude Weber. Further more Johannes Seibel and Anna Morio married in that year (1728). Could that date possibly be a date of death? I have some unconfirmed information that my Johannes Seibel's father was born in 1665, and his name was Johann (with no "es"). And that his Father's name was Matthaus. So if it is possible that that date (of your Johanne) is a date of death than it could be possible that he was the father of my Johannes Seibel (and that he died, coincidentally in the year his son was married). Do you know the names of any of his children? If you do, I would be able to either completely rule him out as a relative or link him to my family. Do you know if this individual came from Hauenstein? Or if he moved to Hauenstein? It could be possible that he is my Johanne's brother if this is so. However, as for him being a descendant of my Johannes Seibel, I don't think this is possible, because my information on Johannes Seibel and his descendant's is completely exhaustive, backed by original church records from the Rheinland. Let me know.

Re: Seibels

newsmith — 2010-03-10 02:10:38Z

I have a Johanne Seibel as a GGGGGGrandfather with the date of 1728, not sure if it is a birthdate. He was married to a Maria Gertrude Weber. Could this be a son. I also have his father as Sebastian. Are these names in your lineage?

Re: Henry Seibel

airwindandwater2 — 2010-03-05 04:07:41Z

My grand perants came from Brunnental Russia by the the name of Heinrich Seibel B 1887 and he had relt .Heinrich B 1870. Doug Seibel Wash. State

Re: Henry Seibel

airwindandwater2 — 2010-03-05 04:02:42Z

My grand perants came from Brunnental Russia by the the name of Heinrich Seibel B 1887 and he had relt .Heinrich B 1870. My

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2010-01-17 15:03:52Z

Good Morning, It is great that we have made a family connection. I have researched the other siblings if you'd like me to send you copies of what I've found. To date, I'm unable to find any one with info. on why Gustave and Annie left Germany. Can't find the ship they arrived on and whether they came over together or met in U.S. The info. I have said they came to the US in 1880 (both born 1860). I have post cards they wrote to my grandmother Carrie when she was in Corning, NY where I think they moved and lived for a short time (that is where she met my grandfather). Can't pin it down but I believe that Gustave worked at the Corning Glass Works as a patternmaker. Don't know why they moved to LosAngeles. When they moved there Gustave also worked as a patternmaker at a company out there. Some of their children followed them and lived in the LosAngeles area. I documents that show all that movement. It would be great if any other family members had that family history info. on Gustave and Annie. As I mentioned before I have beautiful pictures of each of them as well as the newspaper announcement of their 50th anniversary which showed pictures of them when they married and pictures of them at the time of the 50th. They were very handsome people. Let me know if you have any family info you can share and let me know what I can send you. Carrie I am the grandaughter of Carrie (Seibel) and Joseph Vang). Carrie's birthday is tomorrow. She was born in the 1890s. I have an original letter from Annie to my dad. Have a good day.

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

elizabethdejoice — 2010-01-16 04:28:34Z

I believe that my grandfather, Joseph F. Seibel is Carrie's brother. Joseph and his wife Margaret Donnelly stayed in Phila, Pa. and raised 7 kids: Joseph, Marie, Nancy, Thomas, Peggy, Isabel and Robert. Thomas was my father, he died in WWII. Does anyone know why Gustav & Anna left Germany, settled in Pa. and then moved to Ca.? Did any other children stay in Philly?

Hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Seibels

aristotle103 — 2010-01-11 01:20:22Z

hey, i don't know who you are or anything but sounds like we are related. A genealogical study was done on our family which allows us to trace our lineage to Johanne Seibel (born 1692) of Hauenstein by Karl Naab (a relative of ours). however, Franz was wrong about the wedding date, though he was correct on the year. Johanne Seibel married Anna Maria Morio on 19th of December, 1728... he was my great, great, great, great, great, great, grandfather.

Anyway, I have this information so I would probably be able to answer any questions that any Seibels have about their lineage. Also if you believe that you are a legitimate decendant of his (Johanne's) and you happen to descend from him appropriately, you may be entitled to bear a coat of arms that has passed down to those of us entitled to it from Germany (some of our ancestors were the mayor of Hauenstein, and many more were prominent statesmen, though we have no royal blood to my knowledge).

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

millernn — 2009-12-28 20:54:52Z

Hi! Thank you for your message. I don't believe that there is any connection here. My great grandfather married Annie (Kunzleman) and were married for 50 years. They were married when they were around 20 and had 7 children - one being my grandmother, Carrie. If you have any other info that would connect here, let me know. It's exciting to find family. Thanks, again.

Re: Gustave J. and Anna (Annie) Seibel

andrewkammerle — 2009-12-27 17:41:48Z

I know my Great Great Grandfather was also named Gustav Seibel, however he was born in 1879, and later married Laura Wright. I wonder if there is any connection.

Seibel

JIWelsch — 2009-12-08 04:13:28Z

WILTON, Iowa -- Marilyn B. Seibel, 69, Wilton, died Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2002, at Genesis Medical Center West, Davenport.

Services are 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Bentley Funeral Home, Durant. The Rev. David Lawson will officiate. Musical selections will be provided by organist Mabyn Fox. Pallbearers are Kyle Tucker, Heth Larion, Ashley Larion, Nikki Seibel, Robert Seibel, Steve Kraklio and Doug Seibel. Burial will be at Durant Cemetery, Durant.

Visitation is 3-8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Durant Ambulance Service.

Mrs. Seibel was born on July 19, 1932, in Davenport, the daughter of W.H. and Bertha Goettsch Schneckloth. She married Harold L. Seibel on Dec. 13, 1952, in Davenport.

She enjoyed cooking, baking, dancing and flower gardening.

Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Vikki Tucker and her husband, Bill, of Blue Grass; a son, Rikki Seibel and his wife, Christie, of Wilton; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Janet Schneckloth.
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WILTON, Iowa — Harold L. Seibel, 77, of Wilton, died Tuesday, April 22, 2008, at his home.

Funeral Service will be 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 26, 2008, at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Durant. Rev. Gaylor Nelson will officiate. Accompanist will be Marian Henderson. Serving as casketbearers will be Kyle Tucker, Robert Seibel, Heth Larion, Nikki Seibel, Kenneth Leach and Doug Seibel. Interment will take place at the Durant Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday, April 25, 2008, at Bentley Funeral Home, Durant, Additional visitation will be one hour prior to the service at the church. Memorial donations may be made to Durant Ambulance Service in his memory.

Harold was born on March 29, 1931, in Scott County, the son of Harry and Alma Slaby Seibel. He married Marilyn B. Schneckloth on December 13, 1952, in Davenport. She preceeded him in death on February 27, 2002.

He farmed in Cedar and Scott Counties his entire life. He worked at Mohr John Deere Implement, Eldridge for 28 years and Pioneer Hybrids, Durant.

He was a former member of the Cedar County Farm Bureau. He enjoyed farming, fishing, hunting, mowing and landscaping his lawn and collecting model John Deere toys. Above all, he loved his family and enjoyed the time he spent with them.

He is survived and lovingly remembered by his daughter, Vikki Tucker and husband, William, of Blue Grass; his son, Rik Seibel and wife, Christie, of Wilton; five grandsons; eight great-grandchildren; a brother, Fred Seibel and wife, Lois, of Walcott; his best friend and beloved pet, Susie.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife.

Re: Jewish SEIBELs from Poland --looking for our non-Jewish relatives

Rivkala — 2009-09-11 18:31:44Z

A little more about the DNA discussed in the private post:
My first cousin,a SEIBEL, did Y-chromosome testing a few years ago so my branch of the Seibel family has "our" Y-chromosome documented with FamilyTreeDNA.com, the premier group associated both with Jewish Genealogy and with the National Geographic Society (you might have heard of it through that association). I also asked the Brazilian branch of Seibels to participate. Such testing would be a sure way to determine if your family has Jewish roots.
Roni

Re: Jewish SEIBELs from Poland --looking for our non-Jewish relatives

Rivkala — 2009-09-11 18:31:41Z

Re: Jewish SEIBELs from Poland --looking for our non-Jewish relatives

Rivkala — 2009-09-11 02:25:05Z

GCentritto: I think you meant to send the DNA post to me. I replied to you privately.

Re: Jewish SEIBELs from Poland --looking for our non-Jewish relatives

Rivkala — 2009-09-11 01:47:59Z

It's hard for me to know because the given names are not typical Jewish names. One way to determine it is by DNA. I already had a male SEIBEL cousin participate and am trying to get a SEIBEL cousin in Brazil to send in the mouth swabs already(we are fairly certain we are related but would like to confirm this). It has to be a male with the surname SEIBEL going back, ie must be the male genetic line. If you think you might be interested, I can send you links to the DNA organization. Are there any other clues that they may have been Jewish at one time?