I recently received a Transcription of the Registration of Birth for Frederick George Koch EINAM, son of William EINAM (previously von Einem) and Adelaide nee KEMP, b. 18 Jun 1884 Maryland, NSW. (Near present-day Stanthorpe, Q.) A Mrs PEHULTZ attended the birth. (No other details provided eg. Christian name.) This woman was not related to the EINAM family, but was most likely a friend/neighbour. Am happy to provide a photocopy of this Transcription to anyone interested in the PEHULTZ line. (Would help 'place' this woman/family at Maryland c. early 1880s.) Rgs Lisa Gladstone, Q The information in this e-mail and any attachments is confidential and may be privileged or subject to copyright. It is intended for the exclusive use of the addressee(s). If you are not an addressee, please do not read, copy, distribute or otherwise act upon this e-mail. If you have received the e-mail in error, please contact the sender immediately and delete the e-mail. The unauthorised use of this e-mail may result in liability for breach of confidentiality, privilege or copyright. E-mail transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free as information could be intercepted, corrupted, lost, destroyed, arrive late or incomplete, or contain viruses. The sender therefore does not accept liability for any errors or omissions in the contents of this message, which arise as a result of e-mail transmission. If verification is required please request a hard-copy version. This message is provided for informational purposes. Corporations Law Section 849 Declaration - The Directors of Wilson HTM Ltd (A.B.N. 68 010 529 665) advise that they and their associates may have beneficial interests in the securities that they recommend and may receive commissions or fees in relation to dealings in these securities. Whilst Wilson HTM Ltd believes the information contained in this communication is based on reliable information, no warranty is given as to its accuracy and persons relying on this information do so at their own risk. Any projections contained in this communication are estimates only and may not be realised in the future. Subject to any liability which cannot be excluded under the Trade Practices Act, 1974 and the Corporations Law, Wilson HTM Ltd disclaims all liability to any person relying on the information contained in this communication in respect of any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage) however caused, which may be suffered or arise directly or indirectly in respect of such information. This communication was prepared for multiple distribution and does not take account of the specific investment objectives of individual recipients and it may not be appropriate in all circumstances. Persons relying on this information should do so in light of their specific investment objectives and financial situations. Persons considering action on the basis of this communication are advised to contact Wilson HTM Ltd for individual advice in the light of their particular circumstances. This communication is not to be disclosed in whole or part or used by any other party without Wilson HTM Ltd's prior written consent. The Wilson HTM Privacy statement is available for you to view on our web-site at www.wilsonhtm.com.au

I can help you, as I have a bit on this line. Actually I come in from 2 generations earlier. Tell me what you already hav e, and I may be able to fill in the bits Marg McN Arch & Jeanette Finlayson wrote:Hello Listers, I am looking for information on descendants of Frederick William BECKMANN and Anna SCHUMANN. They were married in Toowoomba 8 July 1891 and lived at Plainview in the Toowoomba area. They had eleven children so there must be some descendants out there somewhere. Any information would be gratefully received. Thanks Jeanette Finlayson. ==== AUS-QLD-SE-Germans Mailing List ==== A List for the research of the descendants of the Germans who migrated to South East Queensland, Australia. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs

Hi List Very quiet lately..... Last week, I posted a list of the book I have that I am prepared to do look-ups in - today, I received my first request.... Thought I would also let the list know that the "MULLER Memoirs 1870-1994" and the supplement are based on the following family. It was compiled by Shirley MULLER. Very well done too with the details. Descendants of August Muller 1 August MULLER 1836 - 1917 . +Wilhelmine Louise Auguste BOLL 1843 - 1934 m: 8 November 1867 ...... 2 Hermann Friedrich Ferdinand MULLER 1868 - 1957 .......... +Marie Elizabeth WEBER 1872 - 1950 m: 7 January 1892 ...... 2 August MULLER 1870 - 1943 .......... +Anna WEBER - 1919 m: 20 July 1894 ...... 2 Charles MULLER 1873 - 1960 .......... +Martha KORNER 1876 - 1956 m: 22 July 1897 ...... 2 Heinrich MULLER 1877 - 1956 .......... +Anna Louise Maria LAMPRECHT 1876 - 1969 m: 29 September 1898 ...... 2 Otto Ferdinand MULLER 1879 - 1947 .......... +Elizabeth Anna WEBER 1879 - 1915 m: 26 September 1899 ...... 2 Joseph Benjamin MULLER 1883 - 1968 .......... +Sarah RIECK 1883 - 1963 m: 8 June 1904 ...... 2 David MULLER 1885 - 1941 .......... +Martha WOLTER 1883 - 1973 m: 18 June 1907 ...... 2 Mannin MULLER 1886 - 1978 .......... +Carl WOLTER 1888 - 1971 m: 24 August 1910 This book includes several of my KADDATZ relatives too. Thanks all. Lorrae Johnson Plainland Qld 4341 http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=helmrich

CEMETERY INDEX This is a index of graves that photo's are held in my database collected on a recent trip to north Queensland. Photo's come from Proserpine, Bowen, Belgian Gardens Townsville, Halifax, Ingham, Lynd Cemetery Charters Towers, & Pioneer Cemetry Charters Towers. (date deceased & age come from headstone inscription) Not all these Headstones are in my family tree. I also bought the index of graves in the Pioneer Cemetery Charters Towers if anyone would like a lookup. PROSERPINE CEMETERY Charles BROOKER 5/1/81 78 Eveline F BROOKER 29/9/1978 59 Lavinia LONGLAND 28/6/1961 72 parents of Edna?? Walter LONGLAND 13/8/1965 88 parents of Edna?? Majorie STANILAND 29/11/1948 62 same gave Frank STANILAND 26/3/1954 74 Albert Leslie PARADIES 21/4/1976 45 Edward Henery PARADIES 5/12/1980 66 Frank BAKER 17/2/1987 84 Gertrude BAKER 9/9/1998 88 Elizabeth E BOWMAN 26/9/87 3 John Gerard MURPHY 2/10/1989 48 John Frederick PARADIES 29/4/89 74 Archibald W BAKER 30/6/1986 78 BOWEN CEMETERY Edna Joyce WISKAR-GREEN 1974 Ayr Cemetry Louis Albert TURNER Arthur (Butler) TURNER 15/12/1935 71 Augusta TURNER 20/5/1945 74 nee SIMON Belgian Gardens Townsville Henrietta C SIMON 14/1/1921 85 Emily PARADISE 10/4/1944 86 John Edward PARADISE 2/5/1962 79 Halifax Cemetery Thomas ADAMS 5/8/1963 86 William ADAMS 20/11/1962 Sarah Ann ADAMS 31/10/1959 Bertha Annie ADAMS 6/2/1952 74 Herman August BURR 17/11/1951 71 Douglas WISKAR 13/12/1923 21 Isabella Frances WISKAR 2/9/1952 76 John Pescod Wiskar 16/11/1925 59 Mary CAHILL 27/9/1986 82 E B F "Nell" MUNSON 1961 80 Peter Graeme CHALMERS 24/5/1991 38 Thomas Ronald WISKAR 1986 82 Evelyn FULTON 5/10/1986 75 nee BURR Joseph Joe Herman FULTON 28/8/1998 95 Alfred James COCKING 4/5/1994 79 same grave Elizabeth Leousia COCKING 10/4/1983 63 same grave Charles ADAMS 10/10/1980 73 Ingham Cemetry Evelyn May MUNSON 1993 80 Lawrence Edward BURR 17/11/1988 57 Rosalind ADAMS 14/3/1983 46 William Tully (Bill) ADAMS 20/5/1991 79 same grave Emily Theresa ADAMS 3/9/1995 82 same grave Lynd Cemetery Charters Towers Henry Edward PARADISE 19/8/1925 74 number only Francis BERR 16/12/1913 78 number only Arthur TURNER 13/7/1899 47 August PARADIES 22/4/1898 62 Caroline PARADIES 2/8/1921 88 nee BIRR James HAND 28/6/1897 43 Philip HAND 19/12/1913 56 Friederich PFIEFFER 11/3/1903 70 Clarence C PARADISE 14/2/1927 number only Constance Catherine BURR 18/2/1990 95 Pioneer Cemetery Charters Towers Anna Theresa Friederieke PARADIES 16/8/1889 24 nee BAHR Christian August PARADIES 6/9/1887 60 same grave Friedericke PARADIES 10/7/1887 56 same grave Matilde Henriette PARADIES 17/1/1876 2 same grave Auguste Christiane PARADIES 6/6/1888 26 nee RECK Ernest PFIEFFER 16/9/1888 Eduard Wilhelm Carl PARADIES 30/4/1887 43 same grave Bertha Adeline Rosa PARADIES 8/10/1887 1 same grave Regards Derek

Following a thread on the Hannover list, I thought someone might appreciate the following information......... "Geschlechterbücher" These are family lineage books filmed by the LDS. Please read chapter six of Larry O. Jensen's hints at "Familysearch Internet Genealogy Service" for details. Go to: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/rg/frameset_rhelp.asp , click on "research helps", go to the alphabet on the top of the page and click on "G", page down to Germany, click on "Genealogical Handbook of German Research (description)", page down or choose a chapter six, but you should read it all. This publication is by Larry O Jensen, there are 22 chapters, Appendix A to F plus an Index. This is full of hints on German Research. This German lineage book series is a collection of 209 volumes, are also available on CDs go to http://starkeverlag.de for further details. Also check the LDS FHLC under Germany- Genealogy- Collected Works for the index to family names. Regards Jenny Jenny Myers Arcadia Vale NSW Australia

Bev, That book I cant find for you is called Jim Burke's Gunyah, Grit & Gantry, A Saga of the Erin-Go Bragh and of an Era of Pioneer Settlement and Shipping in Queensland by Alexander James McInnes Burke (all that is on the front cover of the book and now for more details) Gunyah, Grit & Gantry first puyblished in Oct 1985 for Bell Bird Books of 339 Coronation Drive , Milton, Brisbane 4068. National Library of Aust card number and Isbn ISBN 0 94984 04 0 Printed by William Brooks, Qld, 921 Kingsford Smith Drive, Brisbane 4007. (The book includes a list of passengers. Also Bev, my Byrnes were from Palen Creek, and no Grays) Other books by this author are Pommies & Patriots for 200 years 1788-1988 Wobbly Boots, Rough end of the Pineapple, Bite the Pineapple, A place in History, and others. Marg McN --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better

Hello Everyone, By some chance is anyone researching the following surnames for Thüringen, in former time known as Saxe-Weimar:- BERGNER BLAN FERKER If we find we have a connection I have data I am prepared to share. Beryl from Victoria

Hi All, Here is who I have on my Wieland's, hope they are of some use John Wieland m Wilhelmina (Minnie) Rutanburg died 19/09/1902.Qld. One known child – Friedrich John Wieland b- abt 1847 Berlin Prussia Germany, d- 16/05/1887 Ipswich Qld M 16/06/1871 Mary Carney b 27/09/1854 Mutapilly Qld, d- 05/05/1902 Qld. Children – Mary - 8 April 1872 Fredrich Wilhelm - 22 May 1874 d 30/06/1874 Minnie -10 August 1875, d- 13/06/1938 Ipswich Qld m 07/09/1898 John O’Hanlon b 1862 Laidley Qld d- 11/10/1951 Ipswich Qld. Fredrick John -4 November 1877 Hannah Maria - 5 December 1879 Henry William - 26 February 1882 William John - 6 March 1884 Louisa Ellen - 20 June 1886. Said to be a Sara, Jane and Ann as well however I am yet to locate them. Let me know if you come up with anything. Cheers Karen

Dear Listers further more to new page I have just updated the listing in a better format... More to come goto http://www.geocities.com/ghh_mackay/hotels/hotel_listing.html Cheers from Glen from Pleystowe in sunny North Queensland, Australia Latitude 21� 8' 60S Longitude 149� 1' 60E http://www.geocities.com/hallybum/index.html Contact me on ICQ # 101870644

I saw the posting on the Newsgroup recently concerning enquiry re Wieland / s Family in SE Qld. I also have 16 people named “Wieland” mentioned in connection with my Families. None of mine also have an “s” on the end. However, as we know, spelling was so interchangable, that it would almost certainly be the same family. The Wieland people I am interested in ,span a time period from the oldest one who was born in Prenzlau Germany circa 1830 named Christian Wieland. He married in Franke, Prenzlau Germany to Christine Schmidt circa 1850 . They had at least 3 children I know of , one of which was Wilhelmine ( Minnie) born in Germany in 1854. She married , also in Germany to Augustus F.W. Stenzel, who was born in 1848. The other end of the scale is a Amanda Grace Wieland born in 1983, a daughter of Denis Colin Wieland and Valerie Beryl Turner. I would be interested to swap information with anyone who is also researching this family. Regards Noel Bergman Brisbane RESEARCHING: Bergmann,Stumer,Wellbrock,Schroedter,Schroeder,Voje,Koehler,Paul,VichelGottschalk,Zabel, Podlich,Stepke,Erdmann,Dreher,Rogmann,Warncke,Becker,Walpole,Murchison,Nicholson,McGillivray,Robertson, O'Neill,Ryan,Kenny,Hoey,Fulloon,Wittkopp,Drafts,Stewart,McSwain,Raper,de Walpol,Eckersley,Wallace, Baker,Burke,O'Mahoney,Keays,Sadlier,Bridgeman,Fitzpatrick,Harrison,O'Brien,Heeney,Berry,Bateman,Ahearn, Lewis,Norton,Bawn,Mills,Reddie,Sheridan,Quinn,McKenzie,Tracey,Plant,Johnstone,McIntosh,Toshack,Hepburn, Wheatley,Stammers,Lynch,Bell,Pellow,Wasserzieher,Teschner,Neuber,

Hi Lorraine Don't know if you have those BMDs. I think I've captured the obvious Kellys - let me know if there are any others you would like (if you don't have the CD of course). Thanks for letting me know about the other book's author and I'm looking forward to your "scratching" in your filing cabinet again! I take it you don't have Page 46 from that other book?! Do you remember its name? I could ask on the Lists if anyone might have it. There are definitely some passengers missing from the other two pages - Cusack is one (another love story for you - Bridget married a Patrick Egan). A nice fellow from down at Miami Beach has offered to look around at John Oxley too, so if we know the book he might get the missing page for me. Of course this unpublished booklet has errors which I've already discovered and maybe the Cusack family didn't travel on that ship, but even so there were 500 passengers, 480 from Ireland, and I only have 365 (thanks to your kindness). Surely there weren't so many deaths? By the way, I have recorded the marriage of Richard James KELLY and Maria Cecilia CRUICE too. Thanks for telling me about that one. Nice to know your Grandparents-in-Law!! bg I think I could cc this to the Lists without the attachments eh? Someone out there might be following our progress!! (I hope) The Flanagans are well recorded here (thanks for that too). All of the "Bernards" were called "Brian". Trevor (1st cousin) Kerlin's wife is a direct descendant of that lot, including the Drynans, Ryans, etc etc and with a few Englishmen thrown in!! Talk later and thanks again Best to you Bev

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Hello Lorraine Lovely to hear from you again - thank you for your trouble! This is a B-R-O-A-D enquiry. I am trying to piece together the Irish families who were involved in the settlement of the Logan and Albert Rivers, in truth - anything from Mt Gravatt to Tamborine! Of course, we have the intermingling of our Germans too, and the Swiss - just as we have noted in the Lockyer Valley. From what I have read in a manuscript sent to me by a friend in NZ, there were some 22 families who settled south of Brisbane and who arrived on the Erin-go-bragh. I believe most of these originated in Co Offaly/Kings and in particular around Rahan and Tullamore and their arrival was the result of fervent encouragement by two RC Men of the Cloth, Quinn and Dunne. You have asked me for names Lorraine and I reply "All of Them" because I don't know where this will lead me BUT here are a few: Anthony FLANAGAN and Ann ROSNEY (the latter will not be listed as Rosney - she was his wife) and their children, James RYAN, wife and family (7), William DRYNAN, QUINN, WALSH, WARD, GRAHAM, MARTIN, CALINAN, CORCORAN, Patrick CUSACK, wife and 3 children, etc. etc. Most brought large families. Also Thomas PLUNKETT and Michael YORE who arrived by the "Fiery Star" are of interest. There are others from "Prince Consort" and so on. A number of these are ancestors of Carmel KERLIN (nee KENT) wife of first cousin Trevor KERLIN - more Queenslanders! You can see that, at this stage, I am moving in a "circular" motion - in other words, I'm going round in circles getting no where very fast. ANY HELP would be great! George HARRISON, Great Grandfather, was noted as working (and sporting) with almost all of these people in one way or another. This raises another question - this time about religion. He was a Protestant from County Armagh and he mingled with Roman Catholics from Co Offaly. Religion is not a subject that concerns me too much, but the German Lutherans mingled freely also. It's interesting. Oops, I've slipped off the subject, sorry! I will be very happy and grateful for anything you care to send. Many thanks. Bev (don't mess up that filing drawer/cabinet Lorraine - you'll never find anything again!!) Original Message ----- From: "L Stitt" <lorstitt@ozemail.com.au> To: <AUS-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 6:04 PM Subject: Re: [AUS-IRISH] ERIN-GO-BRAGH & DUNBAR > Hello Bev, > I have a copy of the passenger list for the Erin-Go-Bragh.....somewhere in my 'wonderful' filing cabinet. > > Let me know the names, > > Bye > Lorraine

Hello everyone, To all who were concerned about the desecration at the Drayton & Toowoomba cemetery last October, you will be pleased to know that last Wednesday I heard on the radio, and Thursday's Chronicle reported that a 17 yr old had been in court and a 16 yr old had also been charged. I haven't seen any more, but will let you know if I do. Good news. Cheers Marionne

There was a book published about 15-20 years ago on this ship and voyage to Au. with the story of settlement. I cant remember the name of it, but I will be seeing my aunt this weekend in Brisbane (85yo) as she still has the Byrne family wooden chest that held all their possessions for the trip. The book I speak of had gone to the printers, and a photo of the chest and its story was slipped in as an extra loose page. The family settled around Boonah. I think it was just called the Erin go Bragh, a story of settlement. But I will definately find out for you if you want. I think I have a copy too, but cant lay my hand on it at the moment. Marg McN Bev Kerlin <kerlindavidbev@ozemail.com.au> wrote: Hello Lorraine Lovely to hear from you again - thank you for your trouble! This is a B-R-O-A-D enquiry. I am trying to piece together the Irish families who were involved in the settlement of the Logan and Albert Rivers, in truth - anything from Mt Gravatt to Tamborine! Of course, we have the intermingling of our Germans too, and the Swiss - just as we have noted in the Lockyer Valley. From what I have read in a manuscript sent to me by a friend in NZ, there were some 22 families who settled south of Brisbane and who arrived on the Erin-go-bragh. I believe most of these originated in Co Offaly/Kings and in particular around Rahan and Tullamore and their arrival was the result of fervent encouragement by two RC Men of the Cloth, Quinn and Dunne. You have asked me for names Lorraine and I reply "All of Them" because I don't know where this will lead me BUT here are a few: Anthony FLANAGAN and Ann ROSNEY (the latter will not be listed as Rosney - she was his wife) and their children, James RYAN, wife and family (7), William DRYNAN, QUINN, WALSH, WARD, GRAHAM, MARTIN, CALINAN, CORCORAN, Patrick CUSACK, wife and 3 children, etc. etc. Most brought large families. Also Thomas PLUNKETT and Michael YORE who arrived by the "Fiery Star" are of interest. There are others from "Prince Consort" and so on. A number of these are ancestors of Carmel KERLIN (nee KENT) wife of first cousin Trevor KERLIN - more Queenslanders! You can see that, at this stage, I am moving in a "circular" motion - in other words, I'm going round in circles getting no where very fast. ANY HELP would be great! George HARRISON, Great Grandfather, was noted as working (and sporting) with almost all of these people in one way or another. This raises another question - this time about religion. He was a Protestant from County Armagh and he mingled with Roman Catholics from Co Offaly. Religion is not a subject that concerns me too much, but the German Lutherans mingled freely also. It's interesting. Oops, I've slipped off the subject, sorry! I will be very happy and grateful for anything you care to send. Many thanks. Bev (don't mess up that filing drawer/cabinet Lorraine - you'll never find anything again!!) Original Message ----- From: "L Stitt" To: Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 6:04 PM Subject: Re: [AUS-IRISH] ERIN-GO-BRAGH & DUNBAR > Hello Bev, > I have a copy of the passenger list for the Erin-Go-Bragh.....somewhere in my 'wonderful' filing cabinet. > > Let me know the names, > > Bye > Lorraine ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Autos - Get free new car price quotes

Hi Everyone Sorry to do this in triplicate - some may get it three times! Does anyone have a copy of the Passenger List for the 1862 sailing of ERIN-GO-BRAGH to Moreton Bay. Please don't tell me to go to the FHC, because as most of you know, that is difficult for me. I would be most grateful if someone can help with that. For my Aussie mates - does anybody know anything about the "DUNBAR" which plied the East Coast between Melbourne and Moreton Bay. My main interest is one trip in 1862 whereupon George HARRISON and Family travelled to SEQ. I also have a little additional information to share with those researching the English BEETHAMs (Charles Benjamin in particular) and Terese/Teresa RYAN, his Irish bride from Co Offaly. Cheers Bev

You could try the Lutheran Cemetery at Lowood. The fellow who looks after that cemetery, digs the graves, and keeps a register of all burials, is very helpful and knowledgeable. Sorry I don't have his number, but I'm sure if you were to ring the local council for the area they would be able to help you. Christine Ross ----- Original Message ----- From: Jacqui Cock <bartholomewj@optusnet.com.au> To: <AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 5:48 PM Subject: Cemetaries for these places > Hi > > Can SKS please help me. Today I went to these cemetaries hoping to find these names TRONC & OSTERODE. > > The cemetaries I went to were Minden Baptise, Minden Lutheren & Marburg Lutheren only to find that there was no-one of these names buried there. > > I am looking for the burial of Louis & Emma TRONC & their daughter Janette Magdelene TRONC & any of the OSTERODE family with the parents being Carl or Caler & his wife Amelia OSTERODE. > > I was hoping they were all in the Marburg area as I was told that Jannette Magdelene TRONC went to the Marburg school. > > Does anyone have other cemetaries around that area they could look-up these names for me please. > > Regards > > Jacqui > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I am also interested in Wieland's.. Have 13 listed and would be happy to share what ever I can. Cheers Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom & Lorrae Johnson" <taj@uq.net.au> To: <AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 8:23 PM Subject: WIELANDS > Hi Julie > Thanks for the welcome. > > I have 29 WIELAND on the data base but none with a S. Would these be your > lot too? > > Lorrae > > -----Original Message----- > From: JULIE JAKEMAN [mailto:jjakeman@bigpond.com] > Sent: Tuesday, 23 July 2002 4:58 AM > To: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: re Family books > > > Hi Listers & Lorrae, > > Firstly welcome as our new list owner. To add to your list of > family history books. > > I have a copy of the following "One Man's Family" - " A History of > the Klumpps 1855-1983" would be happy to share info with any who is > interested. > > I have also just started researching Wielands. > > Congrats on taking over the list. > > Kind Regards > Julie Jakeman > > ______________________________ > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Julie Thanks for the welcome. I have 29 WIELAND on the data base but none with a S. Would these be your lot too? Lorrae -----Original Message----- From: JULIE JAKEMAN [mailto:jjakeman@bigpond.com] Sent: Tuesday, 23 July 2002 4:58 AM To: AUS-QLD-SE-Germans-L@rootsweb.com Subject: re Family books Hi Listers & Lorrae, Firstly welcome as our new list owner. To add to your list of family history books. I have a copy of the following "One Man's Family" - " A History of the Klumpps 1855-1983" would be happy to share info with any who is interested. I have also just started researching Wielands. Congrats on taking over the list. Kind Regards Julie Jakeman ______________________________

Hi Can SKS please help me. Today I went to these cemetaries hoping to find these names TRONC & OSTERODE. The cemetaries I went to were Minden Baptise, Minden Lutheren & Marburg Lutheren only to find that there was no-one of these names buried there. I am looking for the burial of Louis & Emma TRONC & their daughter Janette Magdelene TRONC & any of the OSTERODE family with the parents being Carl or Caler & his wife Amelia OSTERODE. I was hoping they were all in the Marburg area as I was told that Jannette Magdelene TRONC went to the Marburg school. Does anyone have other cemetaries around that area they could look-up these names for me please. Regards Jacqui