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    1. [BAVARIA] Arthur and Vick
    2. Jim Vick

    3. 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

    01/31/2000 03:14:44
    1. LAUMEISTER
    2. BarB

    3. This is my Laumeister page -- http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/u/t/Barbara-A-Butler/GENE2-0001.html I have found the parents of Stefan Laumeister -- they were Johann Nikolaus LAUMEISTER, born December 6, 1784 in Monchberg and married with Elisabeth GEIGERICH of Momlingen. Would love to have more information on Johann and Elisabeth... Think they may be the key to tying my Laumeisters together.... Not sure where John Anton LAUMEISTER fits in either -- would like to find his family and parents...... History of Santa Clara County - pg 1683 The late John A. Laumeister, a native of Frankfort, born 24 August, 1816, then in the State of Bavaria, who was also a well-educated and well-trained man of exceptional ability as a practical miller and millwright. When Germany broke out into Revolution, in 1848, he sympathized with and joined such revolutionists as Carl Schurz, and fled to America for refuge, sailing with his family to New York. He gained American citizenship at the earliest date, in 1852, and while in New York he helped to build the Croton Mills. The same year in which he became a full-fledged American, he migrated west to California for the purpose of erecting the old Pacific Mill; and later he built and managed the Laumeister Mills at Mission San Jose, Calif. He had become married in Philadelphia to Miss Fredericka Haussler, a native of Wurtemberg, Germany, married in 1849, who proved an excellent helpmate, congenial to a man of his clear mind, determined character and withal, kindly heart. Although reared under Catholic auspices in Bavaria yet he became a very active and well-known Freemason in California, and a landowner of some importance near the Mission San Jose, where Gustav Laumeister was born, and where he passed his youth. In latter life, he was largely engaged in buying grain. He died in 1893, in his seventy-fifth year, as the result of an old injury. His wife outlived him by several years, attaining the age of eighty-six. There were two daughters, sisters of our subject: Anna had become the wife of Professor P. M. Fisher, of Oakland, formerly Superintendent of Schools in Alameda County and now principal of the Oakland Polythechnic, and also formerly editor of the State Educational Journal, but she is now deceased; Christina W. is Mrs. Ambrose Megahan of Oakland. BarB barbbuck@pacbell.net

    01/31/2000 03:04:42
    1. [BAVARIA] STIEGLER
    2. Roy W Stiegler, Jr

    3. I search for information on the name STIEGLER. This family name apparently generated in the Bavarian area and gradually migrated west into Wuerttemberg. The last real connect I have is Georg Balthasar STIEGLER who resideded in Ilsfeld, Wuerttemberg. He was born about 1734, place ? His father was Johann Balthasar STIEGLER who resided in Kleinerlach, Wuerttemberg, born ?(probably around 1700), place? End of known connection. All beyond Georg Balthasar STIEGLER have been successfully identified. Since there was a tendency to name a child after the father, mother, grandfather or grandmother etc, I find some names on the internet. If anyone can help me connect these names, give information on the the name STIEGLER or direct me as to where to search, I would like to hear from you. Names found in search, but with unknown connection. 1.Georg STIEGLER, born 1564 in Morsbrunn, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 2.Wolfgang STIEGLER, born 1566 in Morsbrunn, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 3.Wolfgang STIEGLER, born 1595 in Morsbrunn, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 4.Georg STIEGLER, born 1636 in Dietershofen, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 5.Georg STIEGLER, born 1643 in Oberkrumbach, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 6. Georg STIEGLER, born 1671 ? Bavaria 7. Johann Balthaser STEIGLER born 1763 in Marktbergel, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 8.Wolfgrang STIEGLER, born 1695 in Algersdorf, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 9. Georg STIEGLER,born 1697 in Algersdorf, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 10. Georg STIEGLER, b 1732 in Dietershofen, Mittelfranken, Bavaria 11. Georg STIEGLER b 1748 in Kirchensittenbach, Mittelfranken, Bavaria These villages are all in the same area near Nuremberg. I suspect these people are all related and probably the ancestors of the people that migrated to Wuerttemberg, and eventually to Texas. If you can help with information, send email ==> roystiegler@compuserve.com Thanks, Ro W Stiegler, Jr

    01/30/2000 10:48:57
    1. [BAVARIA] Geburten
    2. Thomas Fiske

    3. Dear Listers, I saw a film recently at my local LDS family history library. It was a Geburten somethingorother, civil records, for 1836-1846. In it I was looking for the birth of my great grandmother, Nov. 16 1840. I did not find her. I do not know what Geburten means. Is it more likely that I would find her in a Catholic Church book? She was a Catholic and lived in a village near Saarbrucken. This area was sometimes French and sometimes German. Tom the Bewildered

    01/30/2000 03:58:48
    1. [BAVARIA] Shtetlseeker and Oppau
    2. Hartleys

    3. Hello list, I should have explained my Shtetlseeker question better. I can see Oppau on the map. I was trying to measure the distance between Grossniedesheim and Oppau, but the Shtetlseeker, which will do that for every other town refuses to find Oppau, which I can see with my own two eyes. Oppau is visible, for example, when you request Frankenthal or Grossniedesheim. When you recenter an zoom in where Oppau is on the map, it disappears. I guess I was just suggesting that there may be a bug in the software, unless I was doing something wrong. Cheryl Hartley

    01/30/2000 10:49:31
    1. [BAVARIA] Mehringer in Bavaria/Austria > Cleveland, OH

    3. Anyone have any Mehringers in Bavaria/Austria area? I'm trying to find out more about this family which is direct for me. Francine Conn Halter === 1 Charles Kinser 2 Joseph Kinser b: March 21, 1795 in Manheim, Rheinphatz, Bavaria, Germany d: October 31, 1877 in Independence, Ohio ...... +unknown wife ...... 3 Margarethe Kinser b: June 10, 1818 in Germany .......... +John Werle/Worley m: in Germany ...... 3 [1] Marie Kinser b: 1820 in Germany .......... +George Schafer m: in Germany ...... *2nd Husband of [1] Marie Kinser: .......... +Casper Vogel *2nd Wife of [2] Joseph Kinser: ..... +Katharina Wenz b: December 24, 1801 in Germany m: Abt. 1827 in Germany d: April 01, 1868 in Independence, Cuyahoga Co., OH Father: George Wenz ...... 3 Barbara Kuenzer b: December 1829 in Mannheim, Bavaria, Germany d: March 12, 1907 in Onekama, Manistee Co., MI .......... +George Wise m: 1848 ...... *2nd Husband of [3] Barbara Kuenzer: .......... +Phillip Gabel/Goebel b: November 13, 1828 in Oggersheim, Bavaria, Germany m: April 06, 1861 d: 1882 in Manistee Co., MI Father: Mathias Goebel Mother: Barbara Harsch ...... 3 Rosina Kuenzer b: December 18, 1831 in Manheim/Oggersheim, Bavaria, Germany d: January 10, 1910 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH .......... +Martin Mehringer b: Abt. 1817 in Austria m: 1850 d: January 27, 1882 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH ...... 3 Charles S. Kuenzer b: January 31, 1833 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: November 07, 1896 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH .......... +Caroline Kohl b: 1840 in Germany m: 1857 d: in Ohio Father: Johann Konrad Kohl Mother: Elizabetha Ellenberger ...... 3 Agnes Kuenzer b: February 09, 1835 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: November 05, 1896 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH .......... +John Kohl b: February 12, 1830 in Dackenheim, Germany m: Bet. 1852 - 1853 in Independence, OH d: April 19, 1890 in Cleveland, OH Father: Johann Konrad Kohl Mother: Elizabetha Ellenberger ...... 3 Elizabeth Kuenzer b: December 01, 1838 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: December 24, 1922 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH .......... +Stephen Commery ...... 3 Joseph/JuliusKuenzer b: May 29, 1843 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: January 19, 1907 in Independence, Cuyahoga Co., OH .......... +Helen Christina Dexheimer b: February 09, 1850 in Gangreweiler, Barvaria, Germany d: November 01, 1929 ...... 3 John Kuenzer b: December 10, 1847 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH d: August 25, 1928 in Arcadia, Aradia Twp., Manistee Co., MI .......... +Barbara Schafer b: February 14, 1850 in Germany m: July 17, 1869 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH d: October 14, 1922 in Bear Lake, Manistee Co., MI Father: George Schafer Mother: Marie Kinser

    01/30/2000 10:22:41
    1. [BAVARIA] Vick
    2. Jim Vick

    3. Hello list, I am very new to the list. I am looking for any one in the Bavaria area by the name of Vick or a name that could be a forerunner of the name Vick. The first known Vick in the US is Joseph Vick b. about 1640. I am told that my ancestors may have come from Bavaria. Even information about ancestors of the famous Henri De Vic (Henry De Vick) of France the one who made the De Vick clock would be appreciated. Thanks, Jim Vick Verona, Italy

    01/30/2000 09:14:02
    1. [BAVARIA] Goettling and Hangen
    2. L.R.

    3. Hello, I am new to the list. I am searching for information on the following families. GOETTLING...I know Friedrich Goettling was born in 1853 in Bottenbach, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany. He is the son of Friedrich Goettling and Susanna Wagner. In Bavaria I am also looking for the surname Hangen. My grandfather told me that the family gained their surname because of their houses, they seemed to be hanging on the side of a Mountain. Lisa __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

    01/30/2000 08:22:20
    1. [BAVARIA] Phillip Gabel/Goebel b. 1828 Oggersheim, Bavaria > Cleveland, OH

    3. Looking for ancestors of these Kinsers from Manheim, Rheinphatz, Bavaria. Reportedly, Joseph was a soldier in Napoleon's army until it was disbanded. Francine Conn Halter === Descendants of Joseph Kinser 1 Joseph Kinser b: March 21, 1795 in Manheim, Rheinphatz, Bavaria, Germany d: October 31, 1877 in Independence, Ohio .. +unknown wife .. 2 Margarethe Kinser b: June 10, 1818 in Germany ...... +John Werle/Worley m: in Germany .. 2 [1] Marie Kinser b: 1820 in Germany ...... +George Schafer m: in Germany .. *2nd Husband of [1] Marie Kinser: ...... +Casper Vogel *2nd Wife of [2] Joseph Kinser: .. +Katharina Wenz b: December 24, 1801 in Germany m: Abt. 1827 in Germany d: April 01, 1868 in Independence, Cuyahoga Co., OH Father: George Wenz .. 2 Barbara Kuenzer b: December 1829 in Mannheim, Bavaria, Germany d: March 12, 1907 in Onekama, Manistee Co., MI ...... +George Wise m: 1848 .. *2nd Husband of [3] Barbara Kuenzer: ...... +Phillip Gabel/Goebel b: November 13, 1828 in Oggersheim, Bavaria, Germany m: April 06, 1861 d: 1882 in Manistee Co., MI Father: Mathias Goebel Mother: Barbara Harsch .. 2 Rosina Kuenzer b: December 18, 1831 in Manheim/Oggersheim, Bavaria, Germany d: January 10, 1910 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH ...... +Martin Mehringer b: Abt. 1817 in Austria m: 1850 d: January 27, 1882 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH .. 2 Charles S. Kuenzer b: January 31, 1833 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: November 07, 1896 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH ...... +Caroline Kohl b: 1840 in Germany m: 1857 d: in Ohio Father: Johann Konrad Kohl Mother: Elizabetha Ellenberger .. 2 Agnes Kuenzer b: February 09, 1835 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: November 05, 1896 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH ...... +John Kohl b: February 12, 1830 in Dackenheim, Germany m: Bet. 1852 - 1853 in Independence, OH d: April 19, 1890 in Cleveland, OH Father: Johann Konrad Kohl Mother: Elizabetha Ellenberger .. 2 Elizabeth Kuenzer b: December 01, 1838 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: December 24, 1922 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH ...... +Stephen Commery .. 2 Joseph/JuliusKuenzer b: May 29, 1843 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: January 19, 1907 in Independence, Cuyahoga Co., OH ...... +Helen Christina Dexheimer b: February 09, 1850 in Gangreweiler, Barvaria, Germany d: November 01, 1929 .. 2 John Kuenzer b: December 10, 1847 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH d: August 25, 1928 in Arcadia, Aradia Twp., Manistee Co., MI ...... +Barbara Schafer b: February 14, 1850 in Germany m: July 17, 1869 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH d: October 14, 1922 in Bear Lake, Manistee Co., MI Father: George Schafer Mother: Marie Kinser

    01/30/2000 06:03:16
    1. [BAVARIA] Napoleon's soldier: Joseph Kinser (Bavaria > Cleveland, OH)

    3. Looking for ancestors of these Kinsers from Manheim, Rheinphatz, Bavaria. Reportedly, Joseph was a soldier in Napoleon's army until it was disbanded. Francine Conn Halter === Descendants of Joseph Kinser 1 Joseph Kinser b: March 21, 1795 in Manheim, Rheinphatz, Bavaria, Germany d: October 31, 1877 in Independence, Ohio .. +unknown wife .. 2 Margarethe Kinser b: June 10, 1818 in Germany ...... +John Werle/Worley m: in Germany .. 2 [1] Marie Kinser b: 1820 in Germany ...... +George Schafer m: in Germany .. *2nd Husband of [1] Marie Kinser: ...... +Casper Vogel *2nd Wife of [2] Joseph Kinser: .. +Katharina Wenz b: December 24, 1801 in Germany m: Abt. 1827 in Germany d: April 01, 1868 in Independence, Cuyahoga Co., OH Father: George Wenz .. 2 Barbara Kuenzer b: December 1829 in Mannheim, Bavaria, Germany d: March 12, 1907 in Onekama, Manistee Co., MI ...... +George Wise m: 1848 .. *2nd Husband of [3] Barbara Kuenzer: ...... +Phillip Gabel/Goebel b: November 13, 1828 in Oggersheim, Bavaria, Germany m: April 06, 1861 d: 1882 in Manistee Co., MI Father: Mathias Goebel Mother: Barbara Harsch .. 2 Rosina Kuenzer b: December 18, 1831 in Manheim/Oggersheim, Bavaria, Germany d: January 10, 1910 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH ...... +Martin Mehringer b: Abt. 1817 in Austria m: 1850 d: January 27, 1882 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH .. 2 Charles S. Kuenzer b: January 31, 1833 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: November 07, 1896 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH ...... +Caroline Kohl b: 1840 in Germany m: 1857 d: in Ohio Father: Johann Konrad Kohl Mother: Elizabetha Ellenberger .. 2 Agnes Kuenzer b: February 09, 1835 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: November 05, 1896 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH ...... +John Kohl b: February 12, 1830 in Dackenheim, Germany m: Bet. 1852 - 1853 in Independence, OH d: April 19, 1890 in Cleveland, OH Father: Johann Konrad Kohl Mother: Elizabetha Ellenberger .. 2 Elizabeth Kuenzer b: December 01, 1838 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: December 24, 1922 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH ...... +Stephen Commery .. 2 Joseph/JuliusKuenzer b: May 29, 1843 in Manheim, Bavaria, Germany d: January 19, 1907 in Independence, Cuyahoga Co., OH ...... +Helen Christina Dexheimer b: February 09, 1850 in Gangreweiler, Barvaria, Germany d: November 01, 1929 .. 2 John Kuenzer b: December 10, 1847 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH d: August 25, 1928 in Arcadia, Aradia Twp., Manistee Co., MI ...... +Barbara Schafer b: February 14, 1850 in Germany m: July 17, 1869 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH d: October 14, 1922 in Bear Lake, Manistee Co., MI Father: George Schafer Mother: Marie Kinser

    01/30/2000 06:03:01
    1. [BAVARIA] Clarification of Bavarian towns
    2. Graham F. Burgemeister

    3. I am new to this list and am looking for assistance in clarifying an address. I have an envelope that was sent to my mother about 1984 from a cousin of her mother. The return address on the envelope is shown as "Abs. Brunnhildis ANGERMULLER, Schwesternheim 8317 Mengkofen bei Dingolfing, Bayern Deutschland, Europa" . I would appreciate assistance in establishing if my interpreation is correct as I think that she was in Mengkofen near Dingolfing. I believe that at the time the cousin, who was very elderly was a Sister in a Catholic Convent, and would almost have certainly died by now. I would also like to contact the convent to see what happened to her and also to see if they can provide me with any information regarding her family or next of kin as all contact with my grandmother's family, that remained in Germany, has been lost. To renew this contact if at all possible would greatly assist me in my family research. Thanks in advance for any assistance or information that may be forthcoming. Graham Burgemeister. Sunny Queensland, Australia.

    01/30/2000 03:24:33
    1. [BAVARIA] Re: [MORAVIA] Cz Rep names of Moravian towns
    2. Richard Garza

    3. Linda, I'm sure there's a list showing the German-Czech names of towns and villages on the Internet (just not sure how to access, perhaps a search). Many current (especially European mfg) maps still show both the Czech name of a town and, if it had one, the German name. As far as the word "Schlesisch" is concerned, this may refer to Silesia, formerly joined to the Czech Lands, now mostly with Poland & ?. I believe a bit still resides in CR. Thanks for reminder on Troppau. Barbara BIERMANN HARTLEY had posted a question in Bavaria list saying she was having trouble finding a town, even using the Shtetl Seeker. Her search was for "Oppau". I, too, tried to do a search on the town in various search engines to no avail. So the only conclusion to which I could arrive was that this was either transcribed from handwriting or the village no longer existed. As a possible German town, Oppau sounded odd. I guess this should remind us all that transcribing old documents requires diligence on all our parts. Thanks again for "Troppau." On Sat, 29 Jan 00 13:56:06 -0000 "Linda K. Schrom" <lschrom@etcrier.net> writes: > I have spent many hours with map and magnifying > glass, searching for the old towns of Moravia under > their current names in the Czech Republic. > It occured to me that perhaps someone has compiled > a cross-reference list that would indicate, for > example, Opava=Troppau, N.Jicin=Neutitschein, etc. > > Right now I am looking for Kunzendorf and Schlesisch > and I am really struggling. I have tried using > the ShtetlSeeker, but I end up with several possibilities, > many of which I can't locate on my map. When I do > find some I don't know which one is correct (I have a > pretty good map - freytag&berndt). > > So my first question is: does such a list exist? If not, I > would be willing to work on one to share. > Secondly: where are Kunzendorf and Schlesisch?????? > > Thanks - > Linda in California > Sharing. It's What It's All About! Rick Garza mailto:richardgarza1@juno.com NameSearch: GARZA, ZATTLER, REYNA, FOSTER, STOPFER Click here to visit http://www.czechheritage.org/springfest.html ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

    01/29/2000 06:14:02
    1. [BAVARIA] Herrenalb, Schwarzwaldkreis, Wuerttemberg

    3. Hi, Would someone please share with me where I would write for records of Evagelisch, Herrenalb, Schwarzwaldkreis, Wuerttemberg. @ 1820-30's Was that area of Germany ever included in another country??? I am trying to locate the records of Waldmann family... Adam Friederich Waldmann born 1829, Jacob Friederich Waldmann born 1832 and Andreas(Friederich ?) Waldmann born 1824. Appreciate any thoughts, Dave StL MO Dhwaldmann@aol.com

    01/29/2000 07:16:16
    1. [BAVARIA] Shtetlseeker and Oppau
    2. Hartleys

    3. I too love Shtetlseeker, but for some reason can't get it to recognize Oppau. Any theories about what's wrong? Cheryl Biermann Hartley

    01/29/2000 01:39:18
    1. [BAVARIA] Revamped url

    3. http://community-1.webtv.net/lhbuehler/FANTASTICSITESLINKS/ This site has been re engineered & revamped for easy searching. No more going in circles. There are thousands of urls to help in genealogical research including ship lists, passengers maritime from all countries. He will be adding search engines shortly too. You have to see this site to believe it. Happy Hunting. And thanks Larry for all your very hard work on this site. Also has a lot of reference info here.

    01/28/2000 05:14:42
    1. [BAVARIA] Shtetl Seeker & Small Villages in DE & CR
    2. Richard Garza

    3. Dear Readers, Here's a site you'll want to write down for future reference (or book mark): AllanHobbs Writes:======================== ShtetlSeeker - Town Search for Europe (with distances) http://www.jewishgen.org/shtetlseeker/loctown.htm Map Quest is at http://www.mapquest.com Regards Allan Hobbs, Australia ====================================== What Allan doesn't say is that it's better than going straight to mapquest.com for small towns and villages. I tried to mapquest.com on two villages, "Rudzka" in CR, and "Weichering" in DE. Mapquest said not found. When I used the shtetl seeker I found both. It's database of villages is incredible. Remember to limit the country you want first before you tell it to submit the search, otherwise it'll check all countries in its database. It uses the soundex system for finding the village, whereas mapquest doesn't know beans about haceks and carkas. Also, once you get the map you may not see the village below the star because it is so small that it won't show until you zero (magnify) in once or twice. Do this by selecting "Recenter & Zoom" before you click right on top of the star icon. When you finally see the town name on the map, use the function on the lower right to enlarge the map (plus symbol +), then you can select to print it out. Questions? Sharing. It's What It's All About! Rick Garza mailto:richardgarza1@juno.com NameSearch: GARZA, ZATTLER, REYNA, FOSTER, STOPFER Click here to visit http://www.czechheritage.org/springfest.html

    01/28/2000 03:37:03
    1. Re: [BAVARIA] Shtetl Seeker & Small Villages in DE & CR
    2. Mary Ann Allen

    3. Yep, the Shtetlseeker is a super resource. I've been using it a couple years and spread the news as often as I can. Glad you found it too. Mary Ann > ShtetlSeeker - Town Search for Europe (with distances) > http://www.jewishgen.org/shtetlseeker/loctown.htm > > Map Quest is at > http://www.mapquest.com > > Regards > Allan Hobbs, Australia > ====================================== > What Allan doesn't say is that it's better than going straight to > mapquest.com for small towns and villages. I tried to mapquest.com on two > villages, "Rudzka" in CR, and "Weichering" in DE. Mapquest said not > found. When I used the shtetl seeker I found both. It's database of > villages is incredible. > --- Mary Ann Allen wallen@pipeline.com The Gathering Place http://sites.netscape.net/murrallen/homepage

    01/28/2000 03:33:01
    1. Re: [BAVARIA] Fwd: Census 2000
    2. Mary Ann Allen

    3. Copying the 2000 census is an excellent idea! Mary Ann --- Mary Ann Allen wallen@pipeline.com The Gathering Place http://sites.netscape.net/murrallen/homepage

    01/28/2000 10:53:59
    1. [BAVARIA] Fwd: Census 2000

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    01/28/2000 05:25:07
    1. [BAVARIA] The name Donath/ Der Name Donath
    2. redaktionsbüro

    3. Hello/Hallo, I am researching the name Donath worldwide/Ich erforsche den Familiennamen Donath weltweit Infos: http://mitglied.tripod.de/froboesefamily/donath-3.html Best regards/Mit freundlichen Grüßen Rolf Froböse

    01/27/2000 10:20:01