I am looking for information on a family named METZGER. They are from ALBESHEIM, GERMANY. I have researched as far as a GEORG METZGER born in 1777. His son was KARL who married ANNA ELIZABETH WOLF. ANNA and KARL had three children. One HEINRICH METZGER who came to PENNSYLVANIA< USA. I would be interested to know more about the METZGERS in GERMANY. Their religion, life, etc. Also I would be interested in learning about the WOLFS. The name ANNA ELIZABETH is all I have . I have copies of birth , etc. from a church in ALBESHEIM for the METZGERS. A second marriage for KARL METZGER was to MARGEHETTA GOHRING. I would also be interested in this family. If there is any info on a HENRY WEISING. Thank you.

Hi, Does anyone have Elizabeth Zimmermann who married Johann Adam Waldmann 14 May 1822 at Evangelisch, Herrenalb, Schwarwaldkries, Wuerttemberg? Would be interested in learning more about them. Dave Waldmann Dhwaldmann@aol.com

Arrived in 1854, Heinrich Wilhelm Hubner and his son Wilhelm Charles Hubner and his wife and daughter. Was rumored to be born in Reichelsheim Germany. Would like information on this surname and any info on the Reichelsheim area. Thanks in advance. Larry Huebner LHueb45741@aol.com

Good Morning List Thank you for the help and suggestions that you offered. I may learn something one of these days. You are very helpful and I appreciate it. Thanks again Dawn

Hi List, I have just found out my ggrandfathers parents names and thought I would post them to the list in case anyone else was searching for them?? Charles Martin WELTY, born October 6, 1865 in Germany (is all it says) parents were Charles Martin WELTY and his mom Julia HENDRICKS.. This is the first time I had heard the name HENDRICKS in my line so I thought I would post again... Thanks so much, Susan Harvey

First time posting. Looking for information as to the surnames Heifer, OHeifer, OHaver and Sweigert, Seagerty. There is some evidence that these people arrived in New York about 1750 from Bavaria. Any information would be appriciated. fmrucks@wans.net

Can anyone tell me where the greatest density of the OTT and BOEHM surnames are in Baveria? Anyone out there researching the name WIESMAN? Thank you in advance, Susan snokes@tscnet.com

Go to the LDS page and choose a custom search. Then get into the IGI and type in your name. Then browse for a few hours! Ceal ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Dumond" <jdumond@leru.net> To: <BAVARIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 0936 AM Subject: [BAVARIA] SCHWAGER/SCHONAUER > Hi list > Still looking for these surnames. I was told last week that these names > are from around the Black Forest area. I have been told that they were > from Prussia, or Moravia, or Munich. My goodness what a variety. Can > any one give me a hint as to what to believe and where to look. They > evidently were Catholic and emigrated to Canada around 1860 through the > port in Quebec and settled in Ontario. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Thank you for your time and efforts. > Dawn > Rocky Comfort, MO. > > > ==== BAVARIA Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation? Longer than 5 days? Please unsubscribe > Just click this and send it. It is all set up for you. > mailto:Bavaria-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe >

Decendants/relatives of MÖSL, August, b.Aug.03,1845 Munich, changed forename to Moritz and confession from R.C. to Judaism in 1881, married STRAUCHBAUM, Anna, (b. Aug.01,1855 in Vienna) in Vienna Feb.19, 1882 in Jewish Office. Children to marriage: Alfred MÖSL b. March 22, 1883 in Vienna, and Franz Leopold MÖSL b. May 09,1887, both born in Vienna, Jewish. (Franz died Aug.12,1896 in San Pelagio in Istria.) Father of August MÖSL was Anton Mariophilus MÖSL, born 1779 in Gutenfürst/Palatinate, died Sept.23, 1865, and children born to him from 2nd wife Josepha MÜLLER (b.Feb.11,1804, d. Nov 1879) whom he married Nov.1879, were:Maximilian Joseph b.1820 Munich; Karl Ludwig b.1822 Munich, lived Regensburg Germany and died July 06, 1870 in Passau; Caroline b. July 16, 1825 Munich and d. Dec.31, 1826; Ludovica b. May 17, 1831 Munich and married Friedrich Karl PASSAUER; Johann Baptist Honoratio b.Sept.18, 1839 Munich; Anna Susanne Maria b. Aug 15, 1842; and last child as above: August b.Aug.03,1845.

Does anyone have access to Germans to america by Glazier and Filby for the years 1877-1881? My nearest copy is 100 miles away. I am looking for an entry for Lorenz (Lawrence) Solfermoser. Alternate spellings for this name are Salfermoser, Salvermoser, and Solvermoser. I have seen information that he immigrated in either 1878 or 1880, but would appreciate a check from 1877 to 1881. Thanks. Jo

Thank you I am very interested in following up on the Sophia Vick Who was married to Jochen Koepke. Anyone with any information please email me at. vick29@iol.it Thank you. Jim Vick Verona, Italy

Hi list Still looking for these surnames. I was told last week that these names are from around the Black Forest area. I have been told that they were from Prussia, or Moravia, or Munich. My goodness what a variety. Can any one give me a hint as to what to believe and where to look. They evidently were Catholic and emigrated to Canada around 1860 through the port in Quebec and settled in Ontario. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and efforts. Dawn Rocky Comfort, MO.

Found a reference to Vick on Mecklenburg-L on 2/1/00, PBjerning@aol.com. It reads: I also have a Koepke in my database. She is a Catharina Maria Friederica Koepke who married Joachim Friedrich Matthias Jurs October 8, 1828 in Muehlen-Eichsen, Mecklenburg Schwerin. Catharina was the daughter of Jochen Koepke and Sophia Vick. She was born June 01, 1804. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Vick <vick29@iol.it> To: <BAVARIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 5:14 AM Subject: [BAVARIA] Arthur and Vick > > Liebe Hern/Frau, > > > > Ich bin die Letztenamen Arthur und Vick von den Jahr 1650 und fruher Untersuchung. > > Ich bin fur einige > > Informationen sehr dankbaren. > > > > Jim Vick > > Verona, Italy > > > > ==== BAVARIA Mailing List ==== > Sister or Brother, > Can you spare $10 dollars to support Rootsweb? > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html#personal > >

Searching for the Rlandi, Berti and Balanka Krause. Also Joseph and Maria Krause. All were in Agawang, Augsburg, Bavaria during the second World War. Family of P.O.W. wishes to contact them, Ann Tanner Carroll

Hi, First time posting. Looking for information as to the surnames Schneegurt (Schneigurt) and Brater. Dose anyone out there know where the names might have originate. There is some evidence that the name Schneegurt may have originated in the area of Munich. Errol Schneegurt eslviv@aol.com

Hello List: I am looking for the family name Schentler, from Altenstein, Landkreis Ebern, Unterfranken, Bavaria. I have been told by the Staatsarchiv Wuerzburg that this location's parish is at 96126 Altenstein-Maroldsweisach, and is Lutheran. Has anyone done any family research here? If so, have you ever seen the name above or the name TREIBER in connection with it? Thanks -- any help gratefully appreciated. B. Young

There is an OPPAU in the southern part of Rhineland-Pfalz, the part that used to be ruled by Bavaria. It is near Frankenthal. I have protestant ancestors named Freyschlag and Klauder from therre T Diemer NewOrleans On Sat, 29 Jan 2000, Hartleys wrote: > I too love Shtetlseeker, but for some reason can't get it to recognize Oppau. Any > theories about what's wrong? > Cheryl Biermann Hartley > > > ==== BAVARIA Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation? Longer than 5 days? Please unsubscribe > Just click this and send it. It is all set up for you. > mailto:Bavaria-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe > >

Need the address for the Catholic Church in Momlingen.. Also if there is a butcher shop in the village would like that address too. My cousin Walburga is married to a butcher but have lost the address. Walburga's parents were Josef WOLF and Elsa... Josef died in the war.. Walburga and her mother lived with grandparents Sebastian & Maria WOLF. Elsa (Walburga's mother) was living with Walburga and her family.. Thank you for any information you can give me. BarB barbbuck@pacbell.net

I recently found a reference to my ancester, Christian Grone, in the Passenger & Immigrant List, 1998 Supplement. It says he came to the US in 1848 and the reference is page 237 of Die Auswander aus dem Fuerstenton Lippe. I translate "Auswander aus" as "emmigrants from". There are about 5 towns named Lippe in Bavaria. Does anyone knnow what Fuerstenton means? Does anyone have access to this book that they could look at page 237? Thanks for your help!!!! Phyllis

Hi List Waldberg and Premich are two villages in Unterfranken. Do any of you know anything about these villages; i.e., terrain, population, major occupations, Catholic Church. I am searching for Soeder (Soder), Buehner, Nefflin. Thanks lslock@aol.com