Hello, Could someone do a lookup in Stefansfeld book again? I am looking for Jacob Bruck. He was married to Katharina Gel. They had a daughter, Susanne Bruck. Thank you in advance, Olivera Uzelac

My great grand parents moved their entire family from Elemir to ND. My great grand mother was born in Klek which is nearby Elemir. While probably several reasons, the straw that broke the camel's back was mandatory military requirements for males and they had five of age. My great grandmother did not believe in the cause at that time 1908. Two daughters came to St Louis before that and then most of the rest joined there in St. Louis. Some of the older brothers worked in a brick factory in St. Louis, but workers there were sent into hot ovens and many died making repairs. "They pulled another one out again today." After a short time in St Louis, most of the siblings homesteaded for free land in South Dakota and 160 acres each including both daughters sons and parents as land made a significant attraction. My grand father was a mason and worked in ND laying brick for schools at New England for extra spending money. Other siblings brought trades from Hungary and stayed in ND. Sent from my iPod Paul Quentin Clark Sent from my iPod > On Oct 2, 2014, at 11:59 AM, DavidnRenee Witte via <[email protected]> wrote: > > I have never been interested in the emigration to North Dakota from Banat until this weekend. Now I am curious. Did many of the former citizens or Sartscha, Klek, Ernsthausen, or Neusin emigrate to North Dakota? and if so why. What was the compelling factor on moving to that area of the U.S. I knew that in the group of friends that my grandparents had they all moved to the big cities of the US such as Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and New York. Any help to enlighten me would be useful. Is there a database David > > ------------------------------- > 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

Joan Emm, Heidecker, Anton born June 2, 1897 Johannisfeld I think you will find that your Anton Heidecker is from Johannisfeld. There are multiple variations of the spelling on David Dreyer's Extractions for the Village of: Johannisfeld http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~banatdata/DDB/ByVillage/Johannisfeld.htm Anton’s father was Jacob Heidecker and his mother was Elisabeth Ehardt born 1865. Jacob Heidecker must have passed away shortly after Anton was born and Elizabeth remarried Franz Kernweiss. -In 1904 Anton’s big sister Franziska born 1887 went to Cincinnati, Ohio to join her brother-in-law Josef Heinermann. -On April 20, 1907 Anton’s big brother Jacob born 1889 went to Chicago, Illinois to join his sister Franziska now married. -Four days later on April 24, 1907 big sister Elizabeth born 1894 went to Chicago, Illinois to join her brother-in-law Michael Hugel. -On Oct 23, 1909 Anton’s mother Elizabeth Kernweiss a widow went to Blue Island, Illinois bringing daughter Marie born 1895 and son, your Anton born 1898, to join her son-in-law Josef Igler. -Anton’s maternal grandparents were Johann Ehardt and Margaret Bold. -Anton returned to Johannisfeld sometime in 1911. -Anton married Marie Dokendorf born 1899 and returned to Blue Island, Cook, Illinois on January 9, 1924 by way of Buenos Aires. Aboard the ship Vasari, Antonio was described as being blind in one eye. -Anton and Marie had a son Joseph Michael Heidocker 25 Jan 1925 in Blue Island, Cook, Illinois. In the 1930 United States Census for Chicago Anton’s family consisted of: Anton Heiderker 32 (*1889) Mary Heidecker 31 (*1890) Romania Margaret Heidecker 11 (*1919)Romania Joseph M Heidecker 5 (*1925) Illinois Ernstina Rickert 53 (*1877) Illinois -Anton died in March 1970 Anton Heidecker Date of Birth: June 2, 1897 Date of Death: March 1970 at Age: 72 years Social Security Number (SSN): 342-07-4814 Downers Grove, Dupage County, Illinois HEIDECKER Franziska -[H326]- Age: 17(*1887) -From: Johannisfeld -DtAr: Thursday, 20 Oct 1904 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Chemnitz -Note: Going to join bro-in-law, Josef Heinermann. [Heidecker, Franciska *06.09.1887, dau of Jakob. Heidecker and Elisabeth Ehardt. Heinerman, Josef *1868 Modosch, son of Georg. Heinerman and Juliana Wesler oo Barbara Maser] HEIDEGER Jakob -[H326]- Age: 17(*1889) -From: Johannisfeld -DtAr: Saturday, 20 Apr 1907 - To: Chicago, IL -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Chemnitz -Note: Born in Johannisfeld. Going to join sister, Franziska Hysel(?) [*11 Dec 1889, son of Jakob Heudecker and Elisabeth Ehardt. oo 4 Jul 1908 Chicago to Katharine Hakl. HEIDEGGER Elisabeth -[H326]- Age: 12(*1894) -From: Johannisfeld -DtAr: Wednesday, 24 Apr 1907 - To: Chicago, IL -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Pannonia -Note: Born in Johannisfeld. Going to join bro-in-law, Michael Hugel [*6 Nov 1894, dau of Jakob Heidecker and Elisabeth Ehardt]. KERNWEIS Elisabeth -[K652]- Age: 44(*1865) -From: Johannisfeld -DtAr: Saturday, 23 Oct 1909 - To: Blue Island, IL -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Barbarossa -Note: Accompanied by kids, Marie 14(*1895) and Anton 11(*1898), all born in Johannisfeld. Husband, Franz Kernweis, lives at Johannisfeld 147. Going to join son, Jacob Heideker. KERNWEIS Elisabeth -[K652]- Age: 17 -(*1896)From: Johannisfeld -DtAr: Friday, 10 Oct 1913 - To: St Louis, MO -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Rhein -Note: Born in Johannisfeld. Father, Franz Kernweis, lives in Johannisfeld. Going to join brother-in-law, Peter Staudt. KERNWEISS Elisabeth -[K652]- Age: 58Wd (*1865) -From: Johannisfeld -DtAr: Tuesday, 21 Aug 1923 - To: Chicago, IL -Via: Rot/NY -Ship: Ryndam -Note: Son, M. Heideker, lives at 7 Johannisfeld. Going to join son I. L., Josef Igler, 1023B Vincennes Ave, Chicago. [Ehardt, Elisabeth *1865, dau of Johann Ehardt and Marg. Bold oo Jakob Heidecker ] Tom -----Original Message----- From: joanemm via Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2014 10:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [BANAT-L] Heidecker Hello, Do you have any information on Anton and Marianne ( Mariana ) who arrived on the boat around 1922 . They lived in German speaking town in Romania. Thank you kindly. Joan Emm ------------------------------- 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 -----Original Message----- From: joanemm via Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2014 10:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [BANAT-L] Heidecker Hello, Do you have any information on Anton and Marianne ( Mariana ) who arrived on the boat around 1922 . They lived in German speaking town in Romania. Thank you kindly. Joan Emm ------------------------------- 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

Susan was very helpful to me early in my research. She will be missed. My condolences to her family. Frank Gruber On 9/29/2014 12:06 AM, ddreyer via wrote: > > SUSAN ELAINE CLARKSON PhD > > 1 Aug 1945----11 Sep 2014 > > > The Donauschwaben research community in America has lost one of its most distinguished members. > > Sue Clarkson of Croswell Michigan was the daughter of Laurence Clarkson and Elisabeth Quitter. She obtained Bachelor and Masters degrees from Central Michigan University and a PhD from Michigan State University. She was employed for 30 years in the office of the Dean of Students at Central Michigan University. > > Sue is survived by a daughter, Amy Repp, and four siblings. > > Sue was one of the founding members of the Banat mailing list but likely her greatest contribution to the field is as author of the Johannisfeld family book which was published in 2000. Johannisfeld was the family’s ancestral Banat village. Today, with liberal access to Romanian archives, the general availability of abundant research materials and contacts, we often forget the obstacles to Banat family research which existed just 15 years ago. Sue was not raised in a Donauschwaben milieu but through her industry and persistence she overcame these formidable difficulties. > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

From: [email protected] Sent: ‎Tuesday‎, ‎September‎ ‎30‎, ‎2014 ‎5‎:‎04‎ ‎AM To: Ernst Meinhardt Programmhinweis: ARD (Das Erste) Mittwoch, 1. Oktober 2014, 00:20 – 01:05 Uhr (deutsche Zeit): Mord in Titos Auftrag – Geheime Killerkommandos in Deutschland Aus dem Pressetext der ARD: Mindestens 29 Menschen soll der jugoslawische Geheimdienst in Deutschland ermordet haben. Die Opfer waren meist Exil-Kroaten, die vom Westen aus den Widerstand gegen Titos Staat organisierten. Dass das Wissen um diese Mordserie nie wirklich an die Öffentlichkeit gelangte, ist der Politik der 70er- und 80er-Jahre geschuldet. Damals, so geben Ex-Bundesinnenminister Gerhart Baum oder der ehemalige Staatssekretär im Auswärtigen Amt, Klaus von Dohnanyi, in der Dokumentation des Bayerischen Rundfunks "Mord in Titos Namen" zu, ging es um gute Beziehungen zum Staat Jugoslawien, den der Westen als Keil im Bollwerk des Warschauer Paktes betrachtete und zu brauchen glaubte. Für ihren 45 Minuten langen Film recherchierten Philipp Grüll und Frank Hofmann ein Jahr lang. Sie spürten Angehörige von Opfern auf, wie den Sohn eines 1983 in München ermordeten Exil-Jugoslawen, der bis heute nach Antworten sucht, was damals wirklich geschah. Die Autoren fanden jedoch auch Täter, die vor der Kamera freimütig von Morden im Auftrag ihres verblichenen Staates erzählen. Vor kurzem wurde nun ein ehemaliger jugoslawischer Geheimdienstchef tatsächlich an Deutschland ausgeliefert. Am Münchener Oberlandesgericht wird ihm ab 17. Oktober 2014 der Prozess gemacht. "Mord in Titos Namen" erzählt eine längst überfällige Geschichte aus der Zeit des Kalten Krieges, die in Deutschland bisher keinerlei Beachtung fand. Zusatzinformation: Tito ist Träger der „Sonderstufe des Großkreuzes“. Dies ist die höchste Form des „Verdienstordens der Bundesrepublik Deutschland“. Der Verdienstorden wird umgangssprachlich „Bundesverdienstkreuz“ genannt. Die „Sonderstufe des Großkreuzes“ ist Staatsoberhäuptern (und ihren Ehepartnern) vorbehalten.

Sad to lose Sue, one of the early leaders in Banat research. Her history of Banat was one of the first things I read when I discovered Internet genealogy many years ago. Glenn Schwartz President, Zichydorf Village Association (http://zichydorfonline.org) Searching: Schwartz, Kleckner, Schönherr in Zichydorf, Banat; Schüssler, Millecker, Lenhardt in Kudritz, Banat; Schwartz, Kory, Pierson/Person in Morawitza, Banat; Kalupsky/Chalupsky in Blumenthal, Banat; Bardua, Kandel, Heuchert in Kolomea, Galicia; Kuntz, Holzer, Kraft, Wolfe, Folk (Volk) in Kutschurgan, Russia; Macht in Volga, Russia. Email: [email protected] On 30/09/2014 12:53 PM, Marvin Vinande via wrote: > I am also saddened by the death of Sue. I also became interested in learning more about my father's family after reading some of Sue's writings. It is very unfortunate that I did not know until after her death that she had connections to Croswell which is not far from my hometown of Brown City. Her family may have ended up in Michigan under similar circumstances to my own. > > Marvin Vinande > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

Hi everyone, The local PBS station QTV from Delta College between Bay City and Saginaw in Michigan is finishing production on an immigrant documentary which details the story of several families that came to the area, including mine. Check out the link for some of the previews. Settling In | Q-TV Settling In | Q-TV Dr. Ken Jolly Talks About the "Great Migration" Monday, September 29, 2014 Dr. Ken Jolly View on www.deltabroadcastin... Preview by Yahoo Craig A. Windt [email protected]

I am also saddened by the death of Sue. I also became interested in learning more about my father's family after reading some of Sue's writings. It is very unfortunate that I did not know until after her death that she had connections to Croswell which is not far from my hometown of Brown City. Her family may have ended up in Michigan under similar circumstances to my own. Marvin Vinande

Very sad to learn of Susan's passing. She was a HUGE help to me personally when I first started in my research and throughout the years following. Also, after all these years, I never realized she lived in the small town of Croswell, MI. My great-grandparents lived there and were buried there, and I have been there to visit. Had I known she lived there, I definitely would have met her in person. Sorry I missed that opportunity. Rest in peace Susan. Scott On Sunday, September 28, 2014 10:05 PM, ddreyer via <[email protected]> wrote: SUSAN ELAINE CLARKSON PhD 1 Aug 1945----11 Sep 2014 The Donauschwaben research community in America has lost one of its most distinguished members. Sue Clarkson of Croswell Michigan was the daughter of Laurence Clarkson and Elisabeth Quitter. She obtained Bachelor and Masters degrees from Central Michigan University and a PhD from Michigan State University. She was employed for 30 years in the office of the Dean of Students at Central Michigan University. Sue is survived by a daughter, Amy Repp, and four siblings. Sue was one of the founding members of the Banat mailing list but likely her greatest contribution to the field is as author of the Johannisfeld family book which was published in 2000. Johannisfeld was the family’s ancestral Banat village. Today, with liberal access to Romanian archives, the general availability of abundant research materials and contacts, we often forget the obstacles to Banat family research which existed just 15 years ago. Sue was not raised in a Donauschwaben milieu but through her industry and persistence she overcame these formidable difficulties. ------------------------------- 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

SUSAN ELAINE CLARKSON PhD 1 Aug 1945----11 Sep 2014 The Donauschwaben research community in America has lost one of its most distinguished members. Sue Clarkson of Croswell Michigan was the daughter of Laurence Clarkson and Elisabeth Quitter. She obtained Bachelor and Masters degrees from Central Michigan University and a PhD from Michigan State University. She was employed for 30 years in the office of the Dean of Students at Central Michigan University. Sue is survived by a daughter, Amy Repp, and four siblings. Sue was one of the founding members of the Banat mailing list but likely her greatest contribution to the field is as author of the Johannisfeld family book which was published in 2000. Johannisfeld was the family’s ancestral Banat village. Today, with liberal access to Romanian archives, the general availability of abundant research materials and contacts, we often forget the obstacles to Banat family research which existed just 15 years ago. Sue was not raised in a Donauschwaben milieu but through her industry and persistence she overcame these formidable difficulties.

Judy, Many thanks. I have struggled with Peter Weissmann from time to time over the last several months. Some more North Dakota families to consider. Wog(Wogh) Thomas, son of Frank Wog and Katharina GIEL To ND 1907 *25 May 1889 +13 Nov 1969 Pentaluma CA oo 3 Feb 1913 Shefield ND Muelrath Kristina, dau of Christof Muelrath and Martaret Sotrell *24 Apr 1894 Giseladorf +13 Aug 1984 Rohnert Part CA 1 Georg *1918 ND 2 Nikolaus *1919 ND Where was Thomas Wog born? Korang Peter To ND 1904 via Canada *7 May 1852 Torontal +14 Jan 1932 Stark Co ND oo NN Barbara *26 Oct 1859 +5 May 1933 Adams Co ND 1 Frank *Jul 1880 Hungary oo Emma Lenhardt 2 Mathias *1890 +1945 Where was Peter Korang born? What was the surname of his wife, Barbara? Feter Nikolaus, son of Frank Fetter and Franziska Gross To ND 1905 *29 Jan 1859 Klek +5 Dec 1913 Oliver Co ND oo Stumpf Margaret *1860 +14 Mar 1918 Oliver Co 1 Peter Nikolaus *14 Feb 1887 Klek oo Elis Meininger 2 Adam *10 May 1895 +1916 Oliver Co 3 Theresia *14 Dec 1896 +3 Jun 1987 Centralia WA Where was Margaret Stumpf born? Who were her parents? Dave Dreyer From: [email protected] Sent: ‎Saturday‎, ‎September‎ ‎27‎, ‎2014 ‎6‎:‎42‎ ‎PM To: [email protected] Hi Dave, According to the Stark County Heritage and Destiny, North Dakota book (page 248) Eva Schmidt was born in 1879 to Nick and Theresa (Hanricker) Schmidt in Ofenetea in Hungary. Eva and Peter Weismann (how last name is spelled in this book) married on August 18, 1900 in Hungary. The books shows Eva's death date as 14 Oct 1964. The book also lists Peter Weismann's mother as Margaret Lang. Judy Wasness -----Original Message----- From: ddreyer via Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2014 7:50 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BANAT-L] ND Banaters Weissmann Peter, son of Johann Weissmann and Margaret Link To ND 1902 *26 Mar 1880 Tolwadia +25 May 1955 Dickinson oo SCHMIDT Eva Maria *3 Nov 1879 +14 Oct 1963 Dickinson Where was Eva Maria Schmidt born-----who were her parents? Bayer Georg, son of Johann Bayer and Anna Kron To ND 1898 via Canada *21 Jul 1872 Rudolfsgnad +30 Apr 1922 OR oo NN Anna Rosa *16 Apr 1878 +2 Nov 1969 Salem OR 1 Johann *1900 Canada 2 Antonia *1902 ND 3 Ferdinand *1904 ND Where was Anna Rosa NN born, what was her last name and who were her parents? Rothschiller Michael, son of Jakob Rothschiller and Eva Stueckel To ND 1897 *30 Aug 1874 Guttenbrunn +1960 Spokane WA oo Friedrich Victoria *27 Aug 1882 +25 Mar 1921 Hebron ND 1 Jakob *Jun 1899 ND 2 Michael *24 Mar 1902 ND +Sep 1986 Adams Co WA 3 Peter *12 Apr 1906 ND +25 Feb 1952 Spokane WA Served in WW II Where was Victoria Friedrich born-----who were her parents? Dave Dreyer ------------------------------- 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 ------------------------------- 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

The book referenced is available in Houston, TX at the Clayton Library. I had looked through it a year or two ago and found it very interesting resource. There are a few photos that are nice and explanations of celebrations brought from Hungary, that continued in ND. The Clayton library is near the medical center area and for those who may need a break from that, there is a metro train stop about two blocks from the library and also near the medical center. Holocaust memorial is also near the library. PQ Sent from my iPad > On Sep 28, 2014, at 5:44 PM, ddreyer via <[email protected]> wrote: > > Judy, > > Many thanks. I have struggled with Peter Weissmann from time to time over the last several months. > > Some more North Dakota families to consider. > > > Wog(Wogh) Thomas, son of Frank Wog and Katharina GIEL To ND 1907 > > *25 May 1889 +13 Nov 1969 Pentaluma CA > > oo 3 Feb 1913 Shefield ND > > Muelrath Kristina, dau of Christof Muelrath and Martaret Sotrell > > *24 Apr 1894 Giseladorf +13 Aug 1984 Rohnert Part CA > > 1 Georg *1918 ND > > 2 Nikolaus *1919 ND > > > Where was Thomas Wog born? > > > Korang Peter To ND 1904 via Canada > > *7 May 1852 Torontal +14 Jan 1932 Stark Co ND > > oo > > NN Barbara > > *26 Oct 1859 +5 May 1933 Adams Co ND > > 1 Frank *Jul 1880 Hungary oo Emma Lenhardt > > 2 Mathias *1890 +1945 > > > Where was Peter Korang born? What was the surname of his wife, Barbara? > > > Feter Nikolaus, son of Frank Fetter and Franziska Gross To ND 1905 > > *29 Jan 1859 Klek +5 Dec 1913 Oliver Co ND > > oo > > Stumpf Margaret > > *1860 +14 Mar 1918 Oliver Co > > 1 Peter Nikolaus *14 Feb 1887 Klek oo Elis Meininger > > 2 Adam *10 May 1895 +1916 Oliver Co > > 3 Theresia *14 Dec 1896 +3 Jun 1987 Centralia WA > > > Where was Margaret Stumpf born? Who were her parents? > > > Dave Dreyer > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > From: [email protected] > Sent: ‎Saturday‎, ‎September‎ ‎27‎, ‎2014 ‎6‎:‎42‎ ‎PM > To: [email protected] > > > > > > Hi Dave, > > According to the Stark County Heritage and Destiny, North Dakota book (page > 248) Eva Schmidt was born in 1879 to Nick and Theresa (Hanricker) Schmidt in > Ofenetea in Hungary. Eva and Peter Weismann (how last name is spelled in > this book) married on August 18, 1900 in Hungary. The books shows Eva's > death date as 14 Oct 1964. The book also lists Peter Weismann's mother as > Margaret Lang. > Judy Wasness > > > -----Original Message----- > From: ddreyer via > Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2014 7:50 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [BANAT-L] ND Banaters > > Weissmann Peter, son of Johann Weissmann and Margaret Link To ND > 1902 > > *26 Mar 1880 Tolwadia +25 May 1955 Dickinson > > oo > > SCHMIDT Eva Maria > > *3 Nov 1879 +14 Oct 1963 Dickinson > > > Where was Eva Maria Schmidt born-----who were her parents? > > > Bayer Georg, son of Johann Bayer and Anna Kron To ND 1898 via > Canada > > *21 Jul 1872 Rudolfsgnad +30 Apr 1922 OR > > oo > > NN Anna Rosa > > *16 Apr 1878 +2 Nov 1969 Salem OR > > 1 Johann *1900 Canada > > 2 Antonia *1902 ND > > 3 Ferdinand *1904 ND > > > Where was Anna Rosa NN born, what was her last name and who were her > parents? > > > Rothschiller Michael, son of Jakob Rothschiller and Eva Stueckel To ND > 1897 > > *30 Aug 1874 Guttenbrunn +1960 Spokane WA > > oo > > Friedrich Victoria > > *27 Aug 1882 +25 Mar 1921 Hebron ND > > 1 Jakob *Jun 1899 ND > > 2 Michael *24 Mar 1902 ND +Sep 1986 > Adams Co WA > > 3 Peter *12 Apr 1906 ND +25 Feb 1952 > Spokane WA Served in WW II > > > Where was Victoria Friedrich born-----who were her parents? > > > Dave Dreyer > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > ------------------------------- > 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

with daughter - First Name : Marguerita - Last Name : Heidecker - Nationality : Roumania, Hungarian - Last Place of Residence : B. Aires, Argentine - Date of Arrival : January 9th, 1924 - Age at Arrival : 5 - Gender : Female - Marital Status : Single - Ship of Travel : Vasari - Port of Departure : Buenos Aires - Manifest Line Number : 0016 On Sun, Sep 28, 2014 at 11:08 AM, Ricardo Hein <[email protected]> wrote: > check this in http://www.libertyellisfoundation.org > > - First Name : Antonio > - Last Name : Heidecker > - Nationality : Roumania, Hungarian > - Last Place of Residence : B. Aires, Argentine > - Date of Arrival : January 9th, 1924 > - Age at Arrival : 25 > - Gender : Male > - Marital Status : Married > - Ship of Travel : Vasari > - Port of Departure : Buenos Aires > - Manifest Line Number : 0014 > > and > > - First Name : Mariana > - Last Name : Heidecker > - Nationality : Roumania, Hungarian > - Last Place of Residence : B. Aires, Argentine > - Date of Arrival : January 9th, 1924 > - Age at Arrival : 25 > - Gender : Female > - Marital Status : Married > - Ship of Travel : Vasari > - Port of Departure : Buenos Aires > - Manifest Line Number : 0015 > > > > On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 5:22 PM, Bob Hain via <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Joan,Do you have their last name and do you know in what city they were >> born.Bob >> >> > Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2014 08:41:36 -0700 >> > To: [email protected] >> > Subject: [BANAT-L] Heidecker >> > From: [email protected] >> > >> > Hello, >> > Do you have any information on Anton and Marianne ( Mariana ) who >> arrived on the boat >> > around 1922 . They lived in German speaking town in Romania. >> > Thank you kindly. >> > Joan Emm >> > >> > ------------------------------- >> > 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 >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 >> > >

check this in http://www.libertyellisfoundation.org - First Name : Antonio - Last Name : Heidecker - Nationality : Roumania, Hungarian - Last Place of Residence : B. Aires, Argentine - Date of Arrival : January 9th, 1924 - Age at Arrival : 25 - Gender : Male - Marital Status : Married - Ship of Travel : Vasari - Port of Departure : Buenos Aires - Manifest Line Number : 0014 and - First Name : Mariana - Last Name : Heidecker - Nationality : Roumania, Hungarian - Last Place of Residence : B. Aires, Argentine - Date of Arrival : January 9th, 1924 - Age at Arrival : 25 - Gender : Female - Marital Status : Married - Ship of Travel : Vasari - Port of Departure : Buenos Aires - Manifest Line Number : 0015 On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 5:22 PM, Bob Hain via <[email protected]> wrote: > Joan,Do you have their last name and do you know in what city they were > born.Bob > > > Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2014 08:41:36 -0700 > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [BANAT-L] Heidecker > > From: [email protected] > > > > Hello, > > Do you have any information on Anton and Marianne ( Mariana ) who > arrived on the boat > > around 1922 . They lived in German speaking town in Romania. > > Thank you kindly. > > Joan Emm > > > > ------------------------------- > > 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 > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Benjamin Szabo ( born Szeged) and Agnes Balint ( from Foldeak) were married in Orsova Hungary...but other cities are involved in a really "screwy" way. Their daughter Aurelia (Aranka)Szabo was born in Bazias and by the time we tracked down the birth record....we were found it in Serbia. Aurelia and her husband lived in Temesvar (Temes) which is now Romania...but at the time they lived there...was Hungary. Any ideas that might have taken Benjamin and Agnes from Orsova to Bazias to Temesvar during the late 1800's? What was going on in the country or economically that cause this migration? Thanks for any suggestions.

Weissmann Peter, son of Johann Weissmann and Margaret Link To ND 1902 *26 Mar 1880 Tolwadia +25 May 1955 Dickinson oo SCHMIDT Eva Maria *3 Nov 1879 +14 Oct 1963 Dickinson Where was Eva Maria Schmidt born-----who were her parents? Bayer Georg, son of Johann Bayer and Anna Kron To ND 1898 via Canada *21 Jul 1872 Rudolfsgnad +30 Apr 1922 OR oo NN Anna Rosa *16 Apr 1878 +2 Nov 1969 Salem OR 1 Johann *1900 Canada 2 Antonia *1902 ND 3 Ferdinand *1904 ND Where was Anna Rosa NN born, what was her last name and who were her parents? Rothschiller Michael, son of Jakob Rothschiller and Eva Stueckel To ND 1897 *30 Aug 1874 Guttenbrunn +1960 Spokane WA oo Friedrich Victoria *27 Aug 1882 +25 Mar 1921 Hebron ND 1 Jakob *Jun 1899 ND 2 Michael *24 Mar 1902 ND +Sep 1986 Adams Co WA 3 Peter *12 Apr 1906 ND +25 Feb 1952 Spokane WA Served in WW II Where was Victoria Friedrich born-----who were her parents? Dave Dreyer

Hi Dave, According to the Stark County Heritage and Destiny, North Dakota book (page 248) Eva Schmidt was born in 1879 to Nick and Theresa (Hanricker) Schmidt in Ofenetea in Hungary. Eva and Peter Weismann (how last name is spelled in this book) married on August 18, 1900 in Hungary. The books shows Eva's death date as 14 Oct 1964. The book also lists Peter Weismann's mother as Margaret Lang. Judy Wasness -----Original Message----- From: ddreyer via Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2014 7:50 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BANAT-L] ND Banaters Weissmann Peter, son of Johann Weissmann and Margaret Link To ND 1902 *26 Mar 1880 Tolwadia +25 May 1955 Dickinson oo SCHMIDT Eva Maria *3 Nov 1879 +14 Oct 1963 Dickinson Where was Eva Maria Schmidt born-----who were her parents? Bayer Georg, son of Johann Bayer and Anna Kron To ND 1898 via Canada *21 Jul 1872 Rudolfsgnad +30 Apr 1922 OR oo NN Anna Rosa *16 Apr 1878 +2 Nov 1969 Salem OR 1 Johann *1900 Canada 2 Antonia *1902 ND 3 Ferdinand *1904 ND Where was Anna Rosa NN born, what was her last name and who were her parents? Rothschiller Michael, son of Jakob Rothschiller and Eva Stueckel To ND 1897 *30 Aug 1874 Guttenbrunn +1960 Spokane WA oo Friedrich Victoria *27 Aug 1882 +25 Mar 1921 Hebron ND 1 Jakob *Jun 1899 ND 2 Michael *24 Mar 1902 ND +Sep 1986 Adams Co WA 3 Peter *12 Apr 1906 ND +25 Feb 1952 Spokane WA Served in WW II Where was Victoria Friedrich born-----who were her parents? Dave Dreyer ------------------------------- 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

Joan,Do you have their last name and do you know in what city they were born.Bob > Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2014 08:41:36 -0700 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [BANAT-L] Heidecker > From: [email protected] > > Hello, > Do you have any information on Anton and Marianne ( Mariana ) who arrived on the boat > around 1922 . They lived in German speaking town in Romania. > Thank you kindly. > Joan Emm > > ------------------------------- > 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

Dear Banat Researchers, I am posting this announcement on behalf of the the author, Lothar Renard: NEW RELEASE! Volumes 3 and 4 of the Family Books for Triebswetter will be printed and ready for delivery at the end of October 2014. The new volumes are a continuation of the Familienbücher Vol. 1 and 2, published in 2005. The new books contain about 1,600 pages. The reader will now have an overview of his family from 1773-1900. As a supplement, also included is a free DVD with a digitized edition of Vol. 1 and 2 of the Triebswetter Familienbuch, extended with about 120 pages, as well as the entire Kirchenmatrikeln (Triebswetter Church books) in digital form from 1773 to 1900. The printing of family books costs several 1,000 EUR and can generally be financed only by advance payment of the pre-ordered books since family book authors are not able to do this from their own resources. I am now accepting pre-orders for the Triebswetter book, and would therefore be grateful if you would pre-pay the amount of: 85.00 euros for shipment to EU addresses; 105.00 euros to addresses in the U.S. and Canada The price includes shipping and fees (for both) Either via PayPal to: [email protected] or by cash by registered mail to: Lothar Renard Gruener Weg 8 53498 Bad Breisig GERMANY For orders from Europe, the author will contact the purchaser privately to provide bank information. +++++++++++++++++ NEUERSCHEINUNG! Die Bände 3 und 4 der Familienbücher Triebswetter werden Ende Oktober 2014 gedruckt und an die Besteller ausgeliefert. Der Druck von Familienbüchern kosten mehrere 1,000 EUR und kann generell nur durch vorherige Bezahlung von Seiten der Vorbesteller finanziert werden, da kaum ein Autor in der Lage sein wird, dies aus eigenen Mitteln zu tun. Die neuen Bücher ergänzen auf 1600 Seiten die Daten aus den Kirchenmatrikeln von Band 1+2 bis zum 31.12.1900, so dass der Leser einen Gesamtüberblick von 1773-1900 über seine Familie hat. Die Bände 3 und 4 sind gebunden und erhalten einen festen Einband. Ich wäre daher dankbar, wenn Sie den Betrag von 85,00 € für den Versand innerhalb der EU-Adressen; 105,00 € an Adressen in den USA und Kanada Der Preis beinhaltet in beiden Fällen Versand und Kosten im Voraus bezahlen könnten, entweder über PayPal an: [email protected] oder cash per Einschreibebrief an: Lothar Renard Gruener Weg 8 53498 Bad Breisig GERMANY Bestellungen aus Europa können per Banküberweisung bezahlt werden. Die Bankdaten werden den Bestellern jeweils mitgeteilt.