Hi Jon Scott: Thank you so much. Missing Link, I love it. Going to high school my teachers had a field day with my "Link" maiden name. My first name is Sally and we filled out our papers with the first initial of our first name and then our last, well S.LINK soon became Slinky Linky when I was not in school, Where is Slinky Linky I guess she is the missing Link! So I have to say it brought back many "fond" memories. I gave up my maiden name when I married Russ SCOTT what a coincidence, I see you are a Scott Too. My husband's Scott came from Ireland 1855. I thank you so much for this information. I am sure lots of people are going to be finding their "Missing Links"! Sally -----Original Message----- From: jonbar Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 4:27 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [BW] Missing Links (sorry, I could resist it) Hello Sally, I have the following Link family entries Casimir Link from Forbach near Gernsbach born between 1824-28 was ordered to report for army duty in 1849 101 Luzian Erhard Link from Bremgarten near Staufen born in 1826 was oedered to report for army duty in 1849 20 A Link family Wiechs near Schopfheim emigrated in 1846 144. (Unusually no forename is given) Jon Scott ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Anyone out there researching families Dionysius and Elizabeth (Ruf/Ruef?) RANZ of Inzlingen, Loerrach, Germany. Would like to connect with others of this line. One daughter, Wilhelmina, b. 1860, emigrated to the US, was in Kansas City by 1889 where she met? married Ernst Carl Wilke. 6 children. MO > MN, where she died 1903; Carl, children to ND in 1906. Any connections? Marilyn