Charles, all I find is Alexander KOCSIS married to Rosa NAGY (#5229) and Anton KOCSIS b. about 1920 (#5230). Any alternate surname spellings I can check for you? -- Ken

Hello! It is now official, the next Mt. Angel Oktoberfest is going to be September 16-19th 2010, and of course our Mt. Angel conference will be during the same time: http://www.oktoberfest.org/ It is only now that I realize that my name was not on the Mt. Angel List, as I had to be in Europe during that time. So I have missed all your feedback. It might be a good idea to Cc the feedback to the Banat-List also, so others who are planning to join us next time will be informed about your impressions. Please let us others who were not lucky to have been there this year know what went well at last meeting and also how you would like to help us plan the next Treffen. Thanks, Rosina www.hrastovac.net

Does anyone on the list have a copy of the Marienfeld family book 1769-1991 If so, a look-up would be most appreciated for my grandmother as follows; Amalia Matilda KOCSI * 26 Jun 1845 in Marienfeld, Banat + 27 Jul 1920 in Elberta, AL. USA Father Mathias (?) Marienfeld, Banat Mother Julia (?) " " " " oo 2 Jun 1863 to Vilhelm SEHNER (SZEHNER) Busiasch (Buzias) Banat This is all the info I have on my grandmother and her KOCSI family. Any new info would be welcomed, and appreciated. Thank you, Charles Sehner

I am sending a copy of your message to the Banat list. Maybe someone can help. Gruss Frank Thanks ! Frank A. Jakob, President/Broker/Auctioneer Cape Hatteras Realty & Construction Corp P.O. Box 249 Salvo, NC 27972 Office:252-987-2799 Cell: 252-305-1184 Fax: 252-987-2012 Web: www.capehatterasrealty.com E-mail: capehatreal@yahoo.com From: Peggy Miller [mailto:milpegg@centurytel.net] Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 10:33 PM To: Frank Jakob Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] Rosalia Jung from Gyertyamos Thank you so much. I didn't know if there was a book published for Gertinosch. When you said that "the Jung family is from 1911", does that mean that you do not have any information on Jungs prior to 1911??? If this is true, I don' t think you can help me. I will give you my story, none the less :) I would LOVE to find a birth record for my ggrandparents, because I have so much conflicting information that we are now considering the possibility that my ggrandfather may have had 2 different families at the same time. We always thought that my ggrandfathers name was William Schirmang, after his father Wilhelm Schirmang. (b: ab 1870) It was a surprise to find that his name was Antal on all the children's birth records. This was surprising because he had a brother named Antal who was born in 1875. Both state Sarafol as their birthplace. Anton #1 and Rosa are my ggrandparents. Anton #2 and Marianna is my ggrandfathers brother (or is it) and wife. When the birth records of the children of Anton #1 and Antal #2 are examined carefully, the signatures of both Anton's are very similar. Our family lore states that Wm. (Antal #1) died in an industrial accident at the time of his last child's birth in 1903. Timeline: Anton #1 had 4 children between St. Hubert and Kathreinfeld. 8/1892, 6/1895, 7/1896 and 6/1899. Anton #2 has 1st child 1/1900 (birth record has ligitimate crossed out and natural written instead.) Anton #1 has 5th child 1/1901 (dies at 2 mo.) Anton #2 has 2nd child 3/1902 (birth record has ligitimate crossed out and natural written instead.) stillborn. Anton #1 has 6th and last child 5/1903 (father absent at birth, states he was in Katalinfalva.) Anton #1 dies (no records for this, just family lore) 1903 Anton #2 has 3rd child 7/1903 (Father absent at birth. Child is recorded under mother's maiden name and no father mentioned on orig form. In margin, added later, Anton #2 declares child as his and is amended to be his 'natural' child.) Anton #2 marries Marianna 3/1905 (after having 3 children) Anton #2 and wife immigrate to US 4/1905 (without children) Anton #2 and wife have 3 children in US 1905, 1908 and 1910. Anton #1's wife immigrates to US 1910 Anton #2 and family take trip to Hungary to bring back 1st two children. 1911 Anton #1's children immigrate 1912 I am very interested in finding my ggrandparents marriage record. I think it may tell us some valuable information. I am also very interested in learning more about the Jung side of the family. We know very little. Rosa b: 12 Mar 1869 had a brother named Joseph b: 25 Jan 1867 both in Gyertyamos, Hungary and perhaps a brother named Wilfur. I have no documentation on the following: Her parents: father-Peter, mother Anna Willwert I will appreciate any bits of information that you can share with me. I have many missing pieces yet. Peggy Frank Jakob wrote: Hello Peggy, My family also came from Gertinosch and I have a copy of the second edition "Gertinosch Wie es einmal war 1785-1985'. This book is no longer in publication and I will be happy to help you; although, this book only list the Jung family from 1911 that were still living in Gertinosch. Perhaps someone has a copy of the first edition. Thanks ! Frank A. Jakob, President/Broker/Auctioneer Cape Hatteras Realty & Construction Corp P.O. Box 249 Salvo, NC 27972 Office:252-987-2799 Cell: 252-305-1184 Fax: 252-987-2012 Web: www.capehatterasrealty.com E-mail: capehatreal@yahoo.com -----Original Message----- From: banat-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:banat-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Peggy Miller Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 7:43 PM To: DVHH Mailing List; Banat Mailing list Subject: [BANAT-L] Rosalia Jung from Gyertyamos Hello, I am trying to research my ggrandmother, Rosa Jung. b: 12 Mar1869 in Gertianosch/Cãrpinis/Gyertyámos/Gertjanosch. d: 10 Aug 1948 Chicago, IL She was married to Anton Schirmang b:1870 Sarafol/Saravale/Sárafalva. She had a brother named Joseph Jung b: 25 Jan 1867 also from Gyertyamos d: 09 Mar 1945 Covington, KY And also a brother named Wilfur. Her and her husband moved to St. Hubert and I believe that I have the information that can be obtained from there. Her husband died around 1903, and she came to the states (Chicago) and brought her children 1910-1911. I'm hoping that someone has information that can point me in the right direction. Are there family books for Gyertyamos? Does anybody have information on my family that they are willing to share with me? Thanks! Peggy ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BANAT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Peggy, >From the Heufeld/Mastort family book: 2863 SCHIRMANG Sebastian Sv Anton Sch. and Magareta NN in KiO (Kis Orosz = Ruskodorf) *27.02.1801 in KiO Heufeld was a filial parish of St. Hubert early in its existence. Ruskodorf is situated 6 Kms west of of Hatzfeld. If you haven't tried it yet you may have some luck there. Frank D. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Miller" <milpegg@centurytel.net> To: "DVHH Mailing List" <donauschwaben-villages@rootsweb.com>; "Banat Mailing list" <BANAT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 6:43 PM Subject: [BANAT-L] Rosalia Jung from Gyertyamos Hello, I am trying to research my ggrandmother, Rosa Jung. b: 12 Mar1869 in Gertianosch/Cãrpinis/Gyertyámos/Gertjanosch. d: 10 Aug 1948 Chicago, IL She was married to Anton Schirmang b:1870 Sarafol/Saravale/Sárafalva. She had a brother named Joseph Jung b: 25 Jan 1867 also from Gyertyamos d: 09 Mar 1945 Covington, KY And also a brother named Wilfur. Her and her husband moved to St. Hubert and I believe that I have the information that can be obtained from there. Her husband died around 1903, and she came to the states (Chicago) and brought her children 1910-1911. I'm hoping that someone has information that can point me in the right direction. Are there family books for Gyertyamos? Does anybody have information on my family that they are willing to share with me? Thanks! Peggy ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BANAT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Peggy, I'm afraid there is no Family Book for Gertianosch yet and I don't know if one is being planned for the village. I have an old copy of the Gertianosch Heimatbuch by Michael Mettler which is very informative about the village but it doesn't give individual family information, only lists of names (including JUNG) who, for example, were living in the village in 1935 or who died in the two wars or were the first settlers. Good luck in your search! Diana www.uihei.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Miller" <milpegg@centurytel.net> To: "DVHH Mailing List" <donauschwaben-villages@rootsweb.com>; "Banat Mailing list" <BANAT@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 29, 2009 12:43 AM Subject: [BANAT-L] Rosalia Jung from Gyertyamos Hello, I am trying to research my ggrandmother, Rosa Jung. b: 12 Mar1869 in Gertianosch/Cãrpinis/Gyertyámos/Gertjanosch. d: 10 Aug 1948 Chicago, IL She was married to Anton Schirmang b:1870 Sarafol/Saravale/Sárafalva. She had a brother named Joseph Jung b: 25 Jan 1867 also from Gyertyamos d: 09 Mar 1945 Covington, KY And also a brother named Wilfur. Her and her husband moved to St. Hubert and I believe that I have the information that can be obtained from there. Her husband died around 1903, and she came to the states (Chicago) and brought her children 1910-1911. I'm hoping that someone has information that can point me in the right direction. Are there family books for Gyertyamos? Does anybody have information on my family that they are willing to share with me? Thanks! Peggy ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BANAT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, I am trying to research my ggrandmother, Rosa Jung. b: 12 Mar1869 in Gertianosch/Cãrpinis/Gyertyámos/Gertjanosch. d: 10 Aug 1948 Chicago, IL She was married to Anton Schirmang b:1870 Sarafol/Saravale/Sárafalva. She had a brother named Joseph Jung b: 25 Jan 1867 also from Gyertyamos d: 09 Mar 1945 Covington, KY And also a brother named Wilfur. Her and her husband moved to St. Hubert and I believe that I have the information that can be obtained from there. Her husband died around 1903, and she came to the states (Chicago) and brought her children 1910-1911. I'm hoping that someone has information that can point me in the right direction. Are there family books for Gyertyamos? Does anybody have information on my family that they are willing to share with me? Thanks! Peggy

Annemarie, I am responding directly to you and copying the Banat list on your Gasko question [thanks, Dave]. No need to excuse your English; it is far better than I could do in Deutsch. I am still pursuing Gasko research, but I have not been as active as I had been in the past. My Gasko line is somewhat similar to part of yours. My great-grandfather, Nicholas Gasko was born in 1862 in Pardan, married about 1884, likely in Temesvar, and came to the U.S. in 1907. He originally was in New York City, but had relocated to Detroit by 1920 to work in the auto business. A number of his descendents [myself & my cousins] are still in the Detroit area and still involved in the auto business. In the 1903-1930 time period, there were a number of Gasko families in the Wyandotte & Detroit, Michigan area. Wyandotte is on the Detroit River about 15 miles southwest of Detroit. Most of these Gasko families were clearly from Pardan. By 1920/1930, a number of the Wyandotte Gasko's had relocated from Wyandotte to Detroit. Coincidently, a lot of them were living within a 3-4 block area on the east side of Detroit. I am convinced these Gasko families are related, probably back in Pardan. Unfortunately, I have been able to prove this so far. Using ship manifests, census & marriage records, I have put together as much as I can on the various Detroit area Gasko families and have posted it online in my RootsWeb WorldConnect data. Here is a link: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=jacobsdata&re cno=3096 Other surnames connected to these Gasko's include: Bader, Bayer, Baumann, Baumstark, Csesztanevics, Graber, Grebeldinger, Harnick, Klupp, Malik, Moll, Redinger, Schwartz, Senft, Sternischer, Tisch, Troscany, Vanek, Wilhelm/Wischniewsky, Wunschel. Unfortunately, I have not yet found any information on any of your Gasko - Herr family. Would you have any additional info that you could provide such as: Did the Herr - Elsabetha Gasko marriage take place before or after she came to the U.S? Are you aware of the names of any other of your Gasko's who came to the U.S.? Any other clues you might have? I will help as much as I can with your Gasko family, If they came to the Detroit area, I believe there is a connction. Sincerely, Jerry Jacobs Bloomfield Hills, Michigan -----Original Message----- From: banat-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:banat-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Dave Dreyer Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 4:02 PM To: Banat List; FamJagla Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] Gasko's from Pardan Annemarie; In the past there has been considerable interest in the surname Gasko on the Banat mailing list. At one time there were 4-5 people on the mailing list who were researching the surname Gasko. Many of these people have dropped away over the years. I will Cc this message to the Banat list in case we can pick up any researchers who have an interest in this surname. I encourage you to subscribe to the Banat List. To subscribe go to rootsweb.com, click on mailing lists and then follow the instructions to get to the Banat list and then to subscribe. It is likely that you will find some other Gasko researchers there and you can post inquires about family history research. Mit Landsmaennische Gruessen Dave Dreyer ----- Original Message ----- From: "FamJagla" <FamJagla@gmx.de> To: <ddreyer@pacbell.net> Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 6:37 AM Subject: Gasko's from Pardan > Hallo Mr. Dreyer, > my name is Annemarie Jagla, my birthname is Gasko and I am looking for > the > Gasko Family in USA. > I am living in Knittlingen/Germany and I am 54 years old. My father is > Peter Gasko an he was born in 1918, December 28 in Pardan/Banat. > Here the story begins, my grandmother is Barbara Gasko also born in > Pardan, she has had sisters and brothers which are gone to USA. > what I knew is the birthday of my Grandmother Barbara (January 6th, 1898). > So I knew about a sister with name Elisabetha and she was > one ore two years older. She was married and has the name "Herr" and she > lived in Detroid. > Now I have found on your page a "Diana Gasko Keener", but the last mail > from her was in 2006. > I hope you know what I want and you can help me. I beg your pardon because > my english is not the best. > I will wait for your answer, > best regards > Annemarie Jagla > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BANAT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello All, The “Banater Kalender 2010” is now available for ordering. On 300 pages (in German), it presents reading material for next year and for many years to come, text- and pictorial reports on cultural events, recollections of deportation and escape, as well as perspectives of the future. Among the many photos this year, there is the famous Jäger triptych in a full color reproduction. All text and pictures are high-class, on superior glossy paper, suitable as a keepsake for future generations. The book sells for 15 Euros plus shipping. Shipping to the USA or Canada is 6 Euros by boat (arrives in about six weeks); or 11 Euros by air (usually arrives within a week). In summary: 21 Euros (32 US$) for slower delivery, or 26 Euros (39 US$ ~ 40$US) for quick delivery. The payment options have been discussed here before. I am among those taking a slight risk by placing the paper money in an envelope and sending it to: Banat Verlag Zugspitzstraße 64 85435 Erding Germany You can also reserve your copy by e-mail to: <mailto:banatverlag@gms.de> banatverlag@gms.de but you still need to find a way to pay for it :-) Best regards, Nick Tullius

Annemarie; In the past there has been considerable interest in the surname Gasko on the Banat mailing list. At one time there were 4-5 people on the mailing list who were researching the surname Gasko. Many of these people have dropped away over the years. I will Cc this message to the Banat list in case we can pick up any researchers who have an interest in this surname. I encourage you to subscribe to the Banat List. To subscribe go to rootsweb.com, click on mailing lists and then follow the instructions to get to the Banat list and then to subscribe. It is likely that you will find some other Gasko researchers there and you can post inquires about family history research. Mit Landsmaennische Gruessen Dave Dreyer ----- Original Message ----- From: "FamJagla" <FamJagla@gmx.de> To: <ddreyer@pacbell.net> Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 6:37 AM Subject: Gasko's from Pardan > Hallo Mr. Dreyer, > my name is Annemarie Jagla, my birthname is Gasko and I am looking for the > Gasko Family in USA. > I am living in Knittlingen/Germany and I am 54 years old. My father is > Peter Gasko an he was born in 1918, December 28 in Pardan/Banat. > Here the story begins, my grandmother is Barbara Gasko also born in > Pardan, she has had sisters and brothers which are gone to USA. > what I knew is the birthday of my Grandmother Barbara (January 6th, 1898). > So I knew about a sister with name Elisabetha and she was > one ore two years older. She was married and has the name "Herr" and she > lived in Detroid. > Now I have found on your page a "Diana Gasko Keener", but the last mail > from her was in 2006. > I hope you know what I want and you can help me. I beg your pardon because > my english is not the best. > I will wait for your answer, > best regards > Annemarie Jagla >

I am out of the office from Thu 11/26/2009 until Mon 11/30/2009. I will respond to your message when I return. Note: This is an automated response to your message "BANAT Digest, Vol 4, Issue 325" sent on 11/26/09 3:02:27. This is the only notification you will receive while this person is away.

It was heartening to see the Dill references for Hatzfeld! Might Fran or another kind soul be able to tell me if there is a Mary DILL / Till / Thiel, etc there? She is my great grandmother, married to Konrad HEH / Hoh / Hob and based on the age of their eldest child she may have been born in the 1860 range, give or take. Their family ultimately wound up in Ernsthausen, as told by my grandfather, but I have been unable to find them in any Banat records. Many many thanks! Marilyn On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 3:01 AM, <banat-request@rootsweb.com> wrote: > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: [DVHH] Elisabeth Dill (Fran Matkovich) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 09:31:35 -0500 > From: "Fran Matkovich" <mjm1021@comcast.net> > Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] [DVHH] Elisabeth Dill > To: <Banat-L@rootsweb.com>, <rschreiber@vai.net> > Message-ID: <16F8BA69AE2B472EB66570B1A977367E@FranPC> > Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original > > Start at Dave Dreyer's Ship list > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~banatdata/DDB/BySurname/Surname-Schneider.htm: > > SCHREIBER Elisabeth -[S616]- Age: 38 -From: Bruckenau > -DtAr: Sunday, 24 Jun 1906 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Ultonia > -Note: Accompanied by son, Mathias 3 1/4. Going to joiin husband, Georg > Schreiber. > > > SCHREIBER Georg -[S616]- Age: 27 -From: Schoendorf > -DtAr: Friday, 28 Apr 1911 - To: Buffalo, NY -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Frankfurt > -Note: Born in Schoendorf. Wife, Katharine Schrieber. Going to join father, > Michael (?). Previously lived in Buffalo , 1905-1906. > > > SCHREIBER Georg -[S616]- Age: 35 -From: Bruckenau > -DtAr: Thursday, 4 Jan 1906 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: > Brandenburg > -Note: Going to join brother-in-law, Johann Josef. > > There are also SCHREIBER and TILL in the Hatzfeld Familienbuch. Hatzfeld > was settled in 1766. > > 12316 TILL (DILL), Josef > * um. .1832 > 8 > SCHOFFER, Eva > * um. .1816 > + 04.04.1860 in Hf 258 > Kind(er) > a) Jakob t 01.10.1855 Hf 315 > b) Anna * 04.02.1858 Hf 206 > c) Nikolaus * 29.03.1860 Hf 258 > + 04.04.1860 in Hf 258 > > 12317 TILL, Michael Wwr. > * um. .1832 > vorherige Ehe unbekannt > 8 25.02.1856 in Hf > MICHELS, Susanna Eltern siehe <7570> > t 24.06.1834 in Hf > > 12318 TILL, Michael Eltern siehe <12302> > t 03.04.1832 in Hf > 8 > TILL*, Anna > * um. .1834 > Kind(er) > a) Elisabeth t um.11.1856 Hf > + 26.11.1856 in Hf 297 > > 12319 TILL, Mathias > * um. .1833 > 8 > MUSAR, Elisabeth > * um. .1835 > Kind(er) > a) Theresia t 27.05.1856 Hf 247 > > 12320 TILL, Mathias Eltern siehe <12302> > t 26.08.1835 in Hf > 8 02.06.1856 in Hf 297 > FLORY, Margarethe > * um. .1835 in Lowrin > > 12321 TILL, Jakob > * um. .1837 in K?tsa > 8 > WEICHAND, Anna > * um. .1837 > Kind(er) > a) Johann * 13.12.1859 Hf > > 12322 TILL, Johann Eltern siehe <12302> > t 12.07.1838 in Hf > 8 20.01.1861 > PRINZ, Anna Eltern siehe <9067> > * um. .1840 in Deutsch-Zerne > Kind(er) > a) Margarethe * 02.11.1862 Hf 456 > + 11.12.1862 in Hf 456 > b) Michael * 30.12.1863 Hf 456 > + 12.01.1864 in Hf 456 > c) Elisabeth * 19.08.1866 > > > 10649 SCHREIBER, Mathias > * um. .1785 > + 27.12.1790 in Hf > > 10650 SCHREIBER, Ambrosius > * um. .1832 in Ostern > Eltern: Jakob Schreiber-Anna Polanek > 8 02.02.1864 in Hf > KONRAD, Josepha Eltern siehe <5717> > * um. .1839 in Hf > > > Fran Matkovich > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <rschreiber@vai.net> > To: <DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 11:00 PM > Subject: [DVHH] Elisabeth Dill > > > >I am looking for information on an Elisabeth Dill born abt 1868. I am not > > sure where in Hungary she was born. She married a George Schreiber and > > came to the US in 1906/7 with her son Mathias from Bruckenau and returned > > back in 1909/10. I believe she died in Bruckenau between 1915-1922. Any > > information on her would be a great help. I cannot seem to find anything > > on her or George Schreiber. > > > > Richard Schreiber > > Training Manager > > VAI(Vormittag Associates Inc.) > > > > 800-824-7776 ext. 478 > > 631-588-9771 (fax) > > rschreiber@vai.net > > > > http://www.vai.net > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------- > > Enkel > > male grandchild. > > Enkelin > > female grandchild. > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the BANAT list administrator, send an email to > BANAT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the BANAT mailing list, send an email to > BANAT@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BANAT-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body > of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of BANAT Digest, Vol 4, Issue 322 > ************************************* >

Happy Thanksgiving to our American Danube Swabian cousins! Rosina www.hrastovac.net

The Forgotten Genocide Memories of a painful secret held for over fifty years are now finally being brought to light. The Forgotten Genocide is an in-depth, feature length documentary that examines the suffering put upon ethnic Germans living behind the iron curtain. Through interviews with survivors and examinations of relics of the era, the students of St. Louis Community College-Meramec aim to preserve the memory of this sad period in human history, and hopefully give peace to the almost 15 million souls lost. Hello, For those of you who are following our progress, I would like to let you know that we have set up a new email account for the project. seetheforgottengenocide@gmail.com is the address we will soon be sending updates from. Also, we have a new member to our team. His name is Adam, and he will be taking over our public communications when I transfer to a new school in January. I will still be taking part in the project, but Adam will be in charge of the weekly updates. This past week we have been working in various areas of production. Emily, who has experience in film projects, has been put in charge of shooting some of the footage for the documentary. She has done a great job using the resources available to her. This included, among other things, an extremely old house that one of her friends recently purchased. With our project being self-sustaining, with no outside budget, resourcefulness like Emily's in her filming is what makes this production possible. It is also very rewarding to find ways to overcome the obstacles that arise (as they do in any project of this size). Everyone in our group is determined to successfully tell this story. We are close to finding a musical score to accompany the film, and as always, editing of the footage continues. We welcome any questions, comments, or suggestions. Sincerely, Sarah Marino

Fran; Most often the surname Till is found under the spelling Thill, h is the only letter in German which is often silent or nearly so. Dave Dreyer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fran Matkovich" <mjm1021@comcast.net> To: <Banat-L@rootsweb.com>; <rschreiber@vai.net> Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2009 6:31 AM Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] [DVHH] Elisabeth Dill Start at Dave Dreyer's Ship list http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~banatdata/DDB/BySurname/Surname-Schneider.htm : SCHREIBER Elisabeth -[S616]- Age: 38 -From: Bruckenau -DtAr: Sunday, 24 Jun 1906 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Ultonia -Note: Accompanied by son, Mathias 3 1/4. Going to joiin husband, Georg Schreiber. SCHREIBER Georg -[S616]- Age: 27 -From: Schoendorf -DtAr: Friday, 28 Apr 1911 - To: Buffalo, NY -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Frankfurt -Note: Born in Schoendorf. Wife, Katharine Schrieber. Going to join father, Michael (?). Previously lived in Buffalo , 1905-1906. SCHREIBER Georg -[S616]- Age: 35 -From: Bruckenau -DtAr: Thursday, 4 Jan 1906 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Brandenburg -Note: Going to join brother-in-law, Johann Josef. There are also SCHREIBER and TILL in the Hatzfeld Familienbuch. Hatzfeld was settled in 1766. 12316 TILL (DILL), Josef * um. .1832 8 SCHOFFER, Eva * um. .1816 + 04.04.1860 in Hf 258 Kind(er) a) Jakob t 01.10.1855 Hf 315 b) Anna * 04.02.1858 Hf 206 c) Nikolaus * 29.03.1860 Hf 258 + 04.04.1860 in Hf 258 12317 TILL, Michael Wwr. * um. .1832 vorherige Ehe unbekannt 8 25.02.1856 in Hf MICHELS, Susanna Eltern siehe <7570> t 24.06.1834 in Hf 12318 TILL, Michael Eltern siehe <12302> t 03.04.1832 in Hf 8 TILL*, Anna * um. .1834 Kind(er) a) Elisabeth t um.11.1856 Hf + 26.11.1856 in Hf 297 12319 TILL, Mathias * um. .1833 8 MUSAR, Elisabeth * um. .1835 Kind(er) a) Theresia t 27.05.1856 Hf 247 12320 TILL, Mathias Eltern siehe <12302> t 26.08.1835 in Hf 8 02.06.1856 in Hf 297 FLORY, Margarethe * um. .1835 in Lowrin 12321 TILL, Jakob * um. .1837 in Kétsa 8 WEICHAND, Anna * um. .1837 Kind(er) a) Johann * 13.12.1859 Hf 12322 TILL, Johann Eltern siehe <12302> t 12.07.1838 in Hf 8 20.01.1861 PRINZ, Anna Eltern siehe <9067> * um. .1840 in Deutsch-Zerne Kind(er) a) Margarethe * 02.11.1862 Hf 456 + 11.12.1862 in Hf 456 b) Michael * 30.12.1863 Hf 456 + 12.01.1864 in Hf 456 c) Elisabeth * 19.08.1866 10649 SCHREIBER, Mathias * um. .1785 + 27.12.1790 in Hf 10650 SCHREIBER, Ambrosius * um. .1832 in Ostern Eltern: Jakob Schreiber-Anna Polanek 8 02.02.1864 in Hf KONRAD, Josepha Eltern siehe <5717> * um. .1839 in Hf Fran Matkovich ----- Original Message ----- From: <rschreiber@vai.net> To: <DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 11:00 PM Subject: [DVHH] Elisabeth Dill >I am looking for information on an Elisabeth Dill born abt 1868. I am not > sure where in Hungary she was born. She married a George Schreiber and > came to the US in 1906/7 with her son Mathias from Bruckenau and returned > back in 1909/10. I believe she died in Bruckenau between 1915-1922. Any > information on her would be a great help. I cannot seem to find anything > on her or George Schreiber. > > Richard Schreiber > Training Manager > VAI(Vormittag Associates Inc.) > > 800-824-7776 ext. 478 > 631-588-9771 (fax) > rschreiber@vai.net > > http://www.vai.net > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------- > Enkel > male grandchild. > Enkelin > female grandchild. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES-request@rootsweb.com 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 BANAT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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This was in Monday's Macomb Daily. I have no information on him. Donald John Remsing age 80 died Nov. 21, 2009. His wife's name is Emma. Doesn't give parents name or where in Macomb County, Michigan he lives. Evelyn Hoegeman

Start at Dave Dreyer's Ship list http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~banatdata/DDB/BySurname/Surname-Schneider.htm : SCHREIBER Elisabeth -[S616]- Age: 38 -From: Bruckenau -DtAr: Sunday, 24 Jun 1906 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Ultonia -Note: Accompanied by son, Mathias 3 1/4. Going to joiin husband, Georg Schreiber. SCHREIBER Georg -[S616]- Age: 27 -From: Schoendorf -DtAr: Friday, 28 Apr 1911 - To: Buffalo, NY -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Frankfurt -Note: Born in Schoendorf. Wife, Katharine Schrieber. Going to join father, Michael (?). Previously lived in Buffalo , 1905-1906. SCHREIBER Georg -[S616]- Age: 35 -From: Bruckenau -DtAr: Thursday, 4 Jan 1906 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Brandenburg -Note: Going to join brother-in-law, Johann Josef. There are also SCHREIBER and TILL in the Hatzfeld Familienbuch. Hatzfeld was settled in 1766. 12316 TILL (DILL), Josef * um. .1832 8 SCHOFFER, Eva * um. .1816 + 04.04.1860 in Hf 258 Kind(er) a) Jakob t 01.10.1855 Hf 315 b) Anna * 04.02.1858 Hf 206 c) Nikolaus * 29.03.1860 Hf 258 + 04.04.1860 in Hf 258 12317 TILL, Michael Wwr. * um. .1832 vorherige Ehe unbekannt 8 25.02.1856 in Hf MICHELS, Susanna Eltern siehe <7570> t 24.06.1834 in Hf 12318 TILL, Michael Eltern siehe <12302> t 03.04.1832 in Hf 8 TILL*, Anna * um. .1834 Kind(er) a) Elisabeth t um.11.1856 Hf + 26.11.1856 in Hf 297 12319 TILL, Mathias * um. .1833 8 MUSAR, Elisabeth * um. .1835 Kind(er) a) Theresia t 27.05.1856 Hf 247 12320 TILL, Mathias Eltern siehe <12302> t 26.08.1835 in Hf 8 02.06.1856 in Hf 297 FLORY, Margarethe * um. .1835 in Lowrin 12321 TILL, Jakob * um. .1837 in Kétsa 8 WEICHAND, Anna * um. .1837 Kind(er) a) Johann * 13.12.1859 Hf 12322 TILL, Johann Eltern siehe <12302> t 12.07.1838 in Hf 8 20.01.1861 PRINZ, Anna Eltern siehe <9067> * um. .1840 in Deutsch-Zerne Kind(er) a) Margarethe * 02.11.1862 Hf 456 + 11.12.1862 in Hf 456 b) Michael * 30.12.1863 Hf 456 + 12.01.1864 in Hf 456 c) Elisabeth * 19.08.1866 10649 SCHREIBER, Mathias * um. .1785 + 27.12.1790 in Hf 10650 SCHREIBER, Ambrosius * um. .1832 in Ostern Eltern: Jakob Schreiber-Anna Polanek 8 02.02.1864 in Hf KONRAD, Josepha Eltern siehe <5717> * um. .1839 in Hf Fran Matkovich ----- Original Message ----- From: <rschreiber@vai.net> To: <DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 11:00 PM Subject: [DVHH] Elisabeth Dill >I am looking for information on an Elisabeth Dill born abt 1868. I am not > sure where in Hungary she was born. She married a George Schreiber and > came to the US in 1906/7 with her son Mathias from Bruckenau and returned > back in 1909/10. I believe she died in Bruckenau between 1915-1922. Any > information on her would be a great help. I cannot seem to find anything > on her or George Schreiber. > > Richard Schreiber > Training Manager > VAI(Vormittag Associates Inc.) > > 800-824-7776 ext. 478 > 631-588-9771 (fax) > rschreiber@vai.net > > http://www.vai.net > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------- > Enkel > male grandchild. > Enkelin > female grandchild. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Congratulations to the new look of http://www.molidorf.com! Much more info there and beautifully presented! Love the slide show specifically! Thanks for sharing, Rosina

_____ Von: wienerzeitung-l-bounces@genealogy.net [mailto:wienerzeitung-l-bounces@genealogy.net] Im Auftrag von Günter Ofner Gesendet: Freitag, 20. November 2009 13:29 An: Mailliste 4 - WZ; Mailliste 4 - VSFF; Mailliste 4 - Ungarn-Slowakei; Mailliste 4 - Sudetenland; Mailliste 4 - Österreich; Mailliste 4 - Bayern Betreff: [WZ-L] FAMILIA AUSTRIA - neue Datenbank Hochzeitsindex vor 1784 imNetz Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen! Es freut uns mitteilen zu können, daß nun auch unsere zweite große Datenbank "Hochzeitsindex vor 1784" ans Netz gegangen ist. Damit soll es möglich werden, Vorfahrenslinien, die über weite Strecken abgewandert sind, zu finden und so die Familienforschung weiter zurück in die Vergangenheit voran zu bringen. Natürlich kann man damit auch das Schicksal von Nebenlinien wie z.B. abgewanderten Geschwistern von Vorfahren klären usw. Wir sind mit 19 Pfarren bzw. 24.227 Hochzeiten (Datensätzen) und 62.228 darin enthaltenen Personen gestartet. In regelmäßigen Abständen werden weitere Datensätze eingespielt werden, d.h. es ist sinnvoll dort immer wieder nachzusehen. Derzeitige regionale Gliederung: - Mähren - 9 Pfarren - Österr. Schlesien - 3 Pfarren - Niederösterreich - 3 Pfarren - Oberösterreich - 2 Pfarren - Westungarn/Burgenland - 2 Pfarren Weiters sind 4.595 Hochzeiten aus der Wiener Zeitung 1716 - 1725 enthalten, die unser Herr Wallauch erfaßt hat. Da dort leider keine Pfarren erwähnt werden, laufen sie unter dem Arbeitstitel "Wien". BENÜTZUNG: a) Durch Jedermann Jeder Interessierte kann frei nach Familienname, Vornamen, Pfarre suchen und erhält dann alle Treffer mit der Angabe von Familienname, Vorname, Pfarrname und Kronland b) Durch Mitarbeiter und Vereinsmitglieder Alle, die beim Projekt "Hochzeitsindex vor 1784" mitarbeiten und alle Vereinsmitglieder von FAMILIA AUSTRIA können zusätzlich mittels ihrer Kennworte alle Details zu den Hochzeiten aufrufen. D.h. sie erfahren so auch wen diese Personen geheiratet haben, das genaue Hochzeitsdatum, die Seitenzahl des Matrikenbuches und alles andere, was eben noch erfaßt wurde, also in manchen Fällen auch die Namen der Eltern, die der Trauzeugen, Berufe, die Religion usw. Die Vereinsmitglieder von FAMILIA AUSTRIA finanzieren mit ihren Mitgliedsbeiträgen die Netzpräsentation und Sicherung dieser Datenbank, sowie auch die relevanten Kosten für die Netzabfragen (traffic). Unser Dank gilt wiedereinmal unserem Herrn Erich Schadner, der viele ehrenamtliche Arbeitsstunden investiert hat, um diese neue Datenbank zu bauen und ans Netz zu bringen. Und unser Dank gilt unserer Projektleiterin Frau Claudia Weck, die bereits viele ehrenamtliche Arbeitsstunden investiert hat um die einlangenden Datensätze zu sichten, zu ordnen und in die Standard-Norm zu bringen. Und unser Dank gilt natürlich auch allen, die bereits Datensätze dafür erfaßt haben. Unsere Netzseite finden Sie unter: www.familia-austria.at <http://www.familia-austria.at/> Die Details zum Projekt "Hochzeitsindex vor 1784" finden Sie unter: http://www.familia-austria.at/projekte/hzindex_projekt.php Die Liste der schon eingespeisten, bzw. in Arbeit befindlichen Pfarren finden Sie unter: http://familia-austria.net/forschung/index.php?title=HOCHZEITSINDEX_VOR_1784 _-_LISTE_DER_PFARREN Die Abfragemaske finden Sie unter: http://www.familia-austria.at/projekte/hochzeitsindex/hi_abfrage.php AUFRUF: Zum Abschluß noch der Aufruf an Sie alle, bei diesem Mammut-Projekt ebenfalls mitzuarbeiten. Je mehr Kolleginnen und Kollegen dafür Datensätze erfassen bzw. bereits erfaßte beisteuern, umso rascher wird diese Datenbank wachsen - zum Wohle aller in Österreich - Ungarn Forschenden. Gemeinsam können wir das schaffen, getreu unserem Motto: MANIBUS UNITIS (mit vereinten Händen). Haben Sie schon ein Hochzeitsbuch abgetippt, dann melden Sie sich bitte bei uns. Sind Sie bereit eines zu erfassen, dann natürlich auch. Unsere Projektleiterin Frau Claudia Weck hochzeitsindex@familia-austria.at schickt Ihnen gerne die Erfassungstabelle zu und reserviert eine/mehrere Pfarren für Sie. Willkommen sind die Pfarren aller Konfessionen aus Alt-Österreich, von den Österr. Niederlanden und dem elsässischen Sundgau bis Siebenbürgen und der Bukowina und von der Niederlausitz bis zum Po bzw. der Südspitze Dalmatiens. Natürlich sind auch die Matriken der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinden willkommen. Mit freundlichen Grüßen aus Wien Günter Ofner für den Vereinsvorstand von FAMILIA AUSTRIA kontakt@familia-austria.at PS: Bitte diese Nachricht auch an andere Maillisten weitergeben.