Seeking info on my grandparents, Frederick (b 12-28-1892) & Cecilia (b3-12-1893,nee Willick) Schneider from Humberstone Twshp. Frederick's ancestor line includes Schihl name; Cecilia includes Koabel & Trendle name. Thanks for any info.

My grandparents are also Trendle-Willick line, from Willoughby Township..Perhaps Cecilia was from Barbara Trendle born 14/12/1827 d.12/03/1902..married to Martin Koable..I believe they are buried in the Cemetary in New Germany, along with other Trendles..My great-great-grandparents were John Trendle b.1840 married to Elizabeth (nee Willick 1848-1926 )..Hope this helps..Sally Saler (nee Somerville

Sally...thanks so much for your message...I believe my grandmother's (Cecilia) mother was Magdeline Koabel & Magdeline's mother was Barbara Trendle. I wonder if your Elizabeth was a sister of Cecilia's father Jacob Willick (1852-1920) and if Cecilia's grandmother Barbara Trendle (b1827) and your John were also sister/brother?

Would you have any info. on ancestors of Barbara Trendle &
Martin Kaobel? Long ago I received info. from an Aunt that
Father Koabel and 2 sons, Martin & Michael came over from
Germany. Father Koabel is buried at the end of Koabel Rd., now called PonyLand. It's been over 25 years since I've been to New Germany/Netherby/Welland. I don't have any idea
where this is. Does it ring a bell with you. The only info. I have for Barbara Trendle is b 1827 and d1902. Any additional info. you have to share is appreciated.

Also, would you happen to know if the St. Joseph's church in New Germany has vital statistics info. to share? OR, if that info. is available somewhere else?

Thanks for any help...appreciate your message....Sheila Jacobs

Sheila; the earliest Trendles buried in St. Joseph's are John "Trentle"b.1802,d.sept.21 1881, and his wife Magdalene,d.1883. they farmed in Willoughby Township on Sodom Road, close to the existing Queen Elizabeth highway.I believe they came, from Baden Germany, but I can't find out if they came through Canada or the USA. Their Children would be Barbara, 1827-1902, wife of Martin Koable.
John 1840 -1919 married Elizabeth Willick b.1848 d. 1926, and an Andrew b. 1844 died 1909. All buried in St. Joseph's.I live in Manitoba, but am returning home in 2 weeks for a visit and will plan to check with the Church for records, and will also ask Uncle BenTrendle about the Koable connection, and the cemetary, as he knows all the roads in the area and has driven me about on previous visits. I often vist the cemetary, as my parents are also buried there. Sally..

Sheila; the earliest Trendles buried in St. Joseph's are John "Trentle"b.1802,d.sept.21 1881, and his wife Magdalene,d.1883. they farmed in Willoughby Township on Sodom Road, close to the existing Queen Elizabeth highway.I believe they came, from Baden Germany, but I can't find out if they came through Canada or the USA. Their Children would be Barbara, 1827-1902, wife of Martin Koable.
John 1840 -1919 married Elizabeth Willick b.1848 d. 1926, and an Andrew b. 1844 died 1909. All buried in St. Joseph's.I live in Manitoba, but am returning home in 2 weeks for a visit and will plan to check with the Church for records, and will also ask Uncle BenTrendle about the Koable connection, and the cemetary, as he knows all the roads in the area and has driven me about on previous visits. I often vist the cemetary, as my parents are also buried there. Sally..

Sheila; the earliest Trendles buried in St. Joseph's are John "Trentle"b.1802,d.sept.21 1881, and his wife Magdalene,d.1883. they farmed in Willoughby Township on Sodom Road, close to the existing Queen Elizabeth highway.I believe they came, from Baden Germany, but I can't find out if they came through Canada or the USA. Their Children would be Barbara, 1827-1902, wife of Martin Koable.
John 1840 -1919 married Elizabeth Willick b.1848 d. 1926, and an Andrew b. 1844 died 1909. All buried in St. Joseph's.I live in Manitoba, but am returning home in 2 weeks for a visit and will plan to check with the Church for records, and will also ask Uncle BenTrendle about the Koable connection, and the cemetary, as he knows all the roads in the area and has driven me about on previous visits. I often vist the cemetary, as my parents are also buried there. Sally..

My great-great-grandfather, Jacob SCHNEIDER (1832-1912?), lived in Welland County, in Humberstone Township and/or Netherby. (Is Netherby in Humberstone Township? I don't know.) Jacob had a son Fred, born 25-Aug-1861 died 18-Nov-1934. Maybe this Fred is the father of your Fred?

What I know about Jacob SCHNEIDER and his family can be found on my website at http://members.home.net/smithbj/gen .

--- Brian.

From Willick Family History, by M/M Gerald Willick, fiound in Willoughby Historical Society.
Celia Willick 1893-1968, married Fred Schneider 1892-1975. Twin to Matilda 1893-1965, married John L. Schneider 1896-1970.
Celia children: ALbert, Josephine, Harold, Matilda, Mary Lou, Andrew, Erwin, Irene, Patrick, Cyril.
Celia parents: Jacob Willick 1852-1920 "old Jake". Married Magdalene Koabel 1851-1908.
Jacob son of Johann Willick and Mary Schneider. (Buried at St. Joseph's in Snyder.
Johann 1811-1882.
Johann son of Nicholous Willig 1771-1831 and Anne Marie Girodat 1777-1853

Willigs settled in 1828 or 1829 Lot 11, Concession 3 in Willoughby. It is on Sodom Road, next to the town hall. They were from Upper Alsance, France. Roman Catholic.
There is a family burial ground on the Willi(ck)g property,
The Schil, Schneider, Myer, and Willicks intermarried.
Willick siblings:
Nicholas Willick 1846-1876 m. Lenore Trendle, d/o John and Magdalene.
Elizabeth Willick 1848-1920 m. John Trendle 1840-1919
Barbara Willick 1849-? m. Andrew Trendle, brother to John
Hope this helps

Brian

I appreciate your response to the Fred Schneider message....my Fred was born on Dec. 28 1892 to John H & Catherine (Schihl) Schneider. Sheila

Thank you for so much information! Sheila