Try this link. we have two thousand ships sailing and started on three this week. they are listed by year. good look. Bette a member of Immigrant Transcribers Guild http://istg.rootsweb.com/
Hallo aus Wasserburg, ich stelle einmal eine ganz unverschämte Frage: Hat jemand Zugriff auf die Zeitschrift "Nobilitas" für Adelsforschung, Folge 7, S. 343. Auf dieser Seite sollen sich Einträge über Froböse und Frobös befinden. Über weitere Hinweise würde ich mich sehr freuen. Beste Grüße R. Froböse
"Would't it be an endless amount of microfilms to search because I DO NOT know the exact month she came, only the year 1854." Phyllis: Three suggestions to start you out: 1. http://istg.rootsweb.com/ 2. Germans to America (check your public library). You probably will only have to look in one volume. 3. GTA Family Tree Maker CD: http://www.familytreemaker.com/355facd.html Kathleen Schilling kschilli@hotmail.com Researching: SCHILLING, WEIGAND, WEIHL, HOELZER, LESCHIER, DAUT, SPAETH, SOHMERS, McGUIRE, BOYLE ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Hi all: I am new to this list and I would like to try and find my g-grandfather thu this list. John/Johaan/Johan Zwick b. Oct 1837 Bavaria d. 24 Nov 1911 Pittsburgh, Pa. m. Christina Kraus/Krause b. 23 Dec 1841 Bavaria d. 25 Jun 1899 Pittsburgh, Pa. Probably arrived USA abt 1860 for their first child was born 1864 in Pittsburgh, Pa. He shows up on the Pittsburgh City directory in 1862. Had issue of 12 children. Any help would be appreciated. Many Many thanks Claude R. Burton CBurton640@aol.com
At 11:34 AM 1/26/00 +0000, jkfamsrch@att.net wrote: >Good Morning Listers, > >(1854>Cincinnati) >I'm really having a hard time figuring out the port of >arrival and the ship my gggrandmother Apalonia Albert >came over on. Would't it be an endless amount of >microfilms to search because I DO NOT know the exact >month she came, only the year 1854. > >Can anyone help me figure out what microfilms would be >the best? > >Thanks in advance for any advice from the list. > > >Sincerely, >Jeff ><>< > > > > >==== 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 > >From: kenwiltzca@juno.com To: pdear@bankpds.com Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 14:19:53 -0800 Subject: Re: [BAVARIA] Bavaria>America 1854 X-Mailer: Juno 3.0.13 I deleted Jeff's message. If you can tell him a set of those "Germans to America" books are in the Peoria (IL) County Library in downtown Peoria, IL. I am sure a member of the Peoria County Genealogical Society would look up his needs. Have Jeff contact: Jeff Schlatter at <jeffschlatter@prodigy.net>. Ken Wiltz > Hi Jeff; Hope this will help you find your ancestor's ship and date of arrival. Regards, Phyllis in cold Wisconsin
If I understood you correctly (I'm just learning German), here's a description that should answer your question. It's from: http://digiserve.com/heraldry/pimb_f.htm (Pimbley's Dictionary of Heraldry). There is also a German language site: http://www.heraldica.org/shell/translatd.pl. Fleur-de-lis - (flur'-de-lee) Heraldically this is a flower, and stands at the head of the flowers of heraldry. Its origin is unknown, one "authority" claiming that it was brought down from heaven by an angel for the arms of France. It is also said to mean the flower of Louis (Fleur de Louis), and was certainly used by Louis VII. It is undoubtedly the "flower of the lilly." Regards, Kathleen Schilling kschilli@hotmail.com Researching: SCHILLING, WEIGAND, WEIHL, HOELZER, LESCHIER, DAUT, SPAETH, SOHMERS, McGUIRE, BOYLE ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
> Hallo aus Wasserburg, ich bin vor kurzem auf ein altes Familienwappen (bürgerliches Wappen) aus dem 17. Jahrhundert gestoßen, auf dem sich drei Lilien befinden. Kennt jemand hierfür eine Deutung? Ich freue mich über Hinweise. Mit freundlichen Grüßen R. Froböse http://mitglied.tripod.de/froboesefamily/
Joanne One last request. I love a copy. Many Thanks. Kay
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In my search for the WEIGELT and WUNDERSEE family I was made aware that these families might have come originial from Bavaria . My search is in Posen and Brandenburg. Martin WUNDERSEE born abt 1714 in Kainischt ,Meseritz, Posen . His father was Martin WUNDERSEE. The family is very scares in that area, that I realy asume that they came from another state to this area. I like to get in touch with other families with the surname WUNDERSEE. The same is for the WEIGELT FAMILY. Anton WEIGELT married Barbara WUNDERSEE 24 October 1772 in Kainischt, Meseritz,Posen Any help where I could find even some WUNDERSEE and WEIGELT families to share notes. Thank you Marianne
All references were obtained from the archives in Memmingen when I visited there in October. Any further family information or links would be greatly appreciated. I would like to find living relatives as well as ancestors. My grandmother, Maria BLEND (b. 1881) was from Memmingen born of Katharina KUECHLI (b. 1849, d. 1903) and Johann BLEND (b. 1850, d.1836), also his father, Johann BLEND prior from Munsinger married to Regina GREIFF. Two brothers of my grandmother, Frederick & Georg went to Berlin and another, Bartholomelios to Nuremberg. George had residence in Berlin in 1903 (no other information); Frederick died in Berlin in 1939 and had 2 children Katharine and Frieda and was married to Imelia LINDIG. Bartholomelios was married in Nuremberg in 1909 (no other information). Another brother Tobias appears to have remained in Memmingen however there was no additional information about him or his death -- (he was born 1884) so it is possible that he too left Memmingen.
Dear Listers, On 25 January 20000 Lorraine Conroy timlorr@warwick.net WROTE ====================== "William Kupfer b 1814 , wife Christina Muthesstok b. 1826 believe in the Bavarian part of Prussia." ====================== Could someone on the list explain where the "Bavarian part of Prussia" is? Sharing. It's What It's All About! Rick Garza mailto:richardgarza1@juno.com (plain text messages) mailto:richardgarza@netzero.net (WP files & pics) ________________________________________________________________ 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.
Dear Listers, On 25 January 20000 Lorraine Conroy timlorr@warwick.net WROTE ====================== "William Kupfer b 1814 , wife Christina Muthesstok b. 1826 believe in the Bavarian part of Prussia." ====================== Could someone on the list explain where the "Bavarian part of Prussia" is? Sharing. It's What It's All About! Rick Garza mailto:richardgarza1@juno.com (plain text messages) mailto:richardgarza@netzero.net (WP files & pics) ________________________________________________________________ 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.
Hi Jeff; If you are close enough to a library that has Filby's Germans to America, you could start there. You know the year is 1854, this series is divided into volumes according to date they arrived in America. There is an index to each volume; it will usually tell you the name of the ship and its date of arrival and lists who came with your ancestor. Perhaps someone on the list has the URL where the series is listed according to Volume. Regards, Phyllis in Wisconsin
Hi Jeff; If you are close enough to a library that has Filby's Germans to America, you could start there. You know the year is 1854, this series is divided into volumes according to date they arrived in America. There is an index to each volume; it will usually tell you the name of the ship and its date of arrival and lists who came with your ancestor. Perhaps someone on the list has the URL where the series is listed according to Volume. Regards, Phyllis in Wisconsin
Good Morning Listers, (1854>Cincinnati) I'm really having a hard time figuring out the port of arrival and the ship my gggrandmother Apalonia Albert came over on. Would't it be an endless amount of microfilms to search because I DO NOT know the exact month she came, only the year 1854. Can anyone help me figure out what microfilms would be the best? Thanks in advance for any advice from the list. Sincerely, Jeff <><
Hallo, ich suche Nachkommen der auf meiner Auswandererliste aufgeführten Personen. Hello, I am looking for descendants of the persons on the following list http://mitglied.tripod.de/froboesefamily/emigra.html Ich freue mich über jeden Hinweis/I really appreciate any infos Beste Grüße/Best regards Rolf
Trying to locate the birth places in Prussia/Germany of my g.g.grnadparents: Adam Sala b. 1800-Damstadt,Hesse, wife unknown,Children, Margaret b 1836,Adam b 1840 in Bavaria. Young Adam wife Augusta Klase came to USA when she was about 6 from Saxony, William Kupfer b 1814 , wife Christina Muthesstok b. 1826 believe in the Bavarian part of Prussia. The Salas settled in Schuylkill Cty, Pa by 1870 after being in Ill 1867 & Ind in 1869. Kupfers settled in Schuylkill Cty, Pa cc. 1854. Any information on them is appreciated. Lorraine Conroy timlorr@warwick.net
Hello/Hallo, I have created a new genealogical website with a lot of links in the library. Ich habe eine genealogische Website ins Netz gestellt. Eine Reihe von hoffentlich interesanten Links finden Sie in der Bibliothek. http://mitglied.tripod.de/froboesefamily/ Best regards/All the best R. Froboese
Just wanted to make sure that this info got to the right person so I am forwarding it to the list. Mary Ann ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Date sent: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 14:55:21 -0500 From: simmo13@attglobal.net Send reply to: simmo13@attglobal.net To: wallen@pipeline.com Subject: Re: [BAVARIA] Herbst and Gartner Mary Ann Allen wrote: > Hello, > > Could the original of Gartner have been Gärtner (a-umlaut) which > might have then been spelled Gaertner? > > Just a thought. > Mary Ann > > > Hi listmembers > > I am looking for any information on... > > Rosalia Herbst > > Matthew Gartner > > who came from Regensburg and were related to the burgermeister named > > Glas. They married around the turn of the century and ended up in > > Newark, NJ and had the following children.. > > Josephine > > Rosemarie > > Donald > > Edward > > Frederick > > Phillip > > > > Any bit of info would be helpful. Thanking you in advance, Gail Riker in > > NJ > > > > > > ==== BAVARIA Mailing List ==== > > Sister or Brother, > > Can you spare $10 dollars to support Rootsweb? > > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html#personal > > > > --- > Mary Ann Allen > wallen@pipeline.com > > The Gathering Place > http://sites.netscape.net/murrallen/homepage > > ==== 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 Ms; I did go to school with a Herbst family who lived in Harrington Park, New Jersey which is in Bergen County, N.J.?