For those of you who celebrate the U.S. Thanksgiving, have a wonderful day! Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these genealogy discussion lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com> Check the latest Lanier-L Genealogy List project at http://www.cinternet.net/~jimphp/lan-page/lan-page.html

I'm kinda new at this - so please bear with me... If anyone recognizes any of the following names, please let me know... Thank you, Darla G. Descendants of Russell E. Bohn 1 Russell E. Bohn b: Unknown .. +Verna Josephine Matthiesen b: March 08, 1914 m: June 14, 1934 ............. 2 Ramon Eston Bohn b: February 05, 1936 ................. +Fern Barringer b: Unknown m: Unknown ............................ 3 Ronald Eston Bohn b: Unknown ............................ 3 Steven Arley Bohn b: Unknown ............. 2 Dale Edward Bohn b: November 22, 1942 ................. +Cleo Rouse b: Unknown m: Unknown ............................ 3 Denise Ann Bohn b: Unknown ............................ 3 Susan Kay Bohn b: Unknown ............................ 3 Lori Lynn Bohn b: Unknown ............. 2 Marilyn Joice Bohn b: March 23, 1948 ................. +Fred Quam b: Unknown m: Unknown

This message was originally addressed to LOISLANIER@EROLS.COM and was forwarded to you by MS Second try -- wasn't sure the first send worked -- there's been some trouble with the system - Marion ----------------------------------- Hi Lois, Just now finding time to set down at my computer. In your most wanted Bohns, where did you get your info on Philip Jacob Bohn? Philip was born just two years before Nicholas (1934). I have ordered a lot of books from Pa. and York. I find a Bohn Jacob who was taxed in 1762. He m. Elizabeth, and they were sponsors to the baptism of Anges Opp at Strayer's (Salem) Church in Pa. Thirty years earlier would have put this Jacob b. 1732. What do you think. Have you gone to the Archive's in Pa. That is where I got the Probate for Nicholas. If he died in Pa. they would have his Probate. I also found a report that was written out by a Mrs Carl Boekweg in 1966, at the Mormon Library. It is Historical and Biographical sketch of the BOHN, BOHNE, BONN, BONE FAMILY'S. I find again info on Jacob Bohne and Valentine Bohne who served in the famous York County Militia in the Revolutionary War. They were members of Captain Simon Koppenhaven's Company. (see Vol.2,6th Series of Penn. Archives. I also found: Major A.V.Bohn, mine operator, Leadville,Colo. B. in Stark County, Ohio, in 1835. He was a son of Judge Valentine and Susan (Strickler) Bohn.(native of Franklin County of Pa. The fathers family originally from Germany. When i5 years A.V.Bohn moved to Illinois, and at 20 started his career as an agent for the Ill. Central R.R. at Amboy. At the opening of Civil war , he enlisted in the 15th Info.as a private and was assigned to the Western Army. (later the Army of Tenn.)In October 1865 he was mustered out as a Major having received promotion for meritorious service. After the war he was engaged in teaching, coal mining, and railroading. Moved to Leadville, Colo. in 1878. Manager for Tabor and the owner of the Bohn mines. In 1864 he married Emma Kneisley of Daton, Ohio. Children; Arthur K., John V., Charles A., Major Bohn was a commander at the Garfield Post, G.A.R., and in 1885 Dist. Commander in Colorado and Wyoming. Arthur K. Bohn. Son of Major A.V. and Emma (Kneisley )Bohn, eventually became a chemist for a Mexican form in Sierra Mojada, Mexico. John V. Bone ( Son of Major A.V. and Emma (Kneisley) Bone became a chemist for the British American Investment Co., Ross;Rosslead, British Columbia. He Married a Daughter of Admiral Howell of the U.S. Navy. Charles a Bone (Son of Major A.V.and Emma (Kniesly Bone. became a chemist for the Bimetallic Smelting Compamy of Leadville, Colo. Hope this helps. A few of the name's listed in this material are: Rosina Bohn daughter of Johann Adam Bohn 1782. John Bone b. 1740 in North Carolina. Revolutionar War soldiers, John Bohn, Jacob Bohn , Mattis Bohn, Thomas Bone, Joseph Bone, Andrew Bone, Jacob, Valentine, and Jacob Jr. and Nicholas Bone. these names are listed with their family. David Bone, his son William Bone. John Bone, Emanuel Bohn, Michael Bohn, William V. Bone, Thomas D.Bone, James Bone, Felix Bone, d.M. Bone. Carl Bohne, Paul Bohn, Elju Bone, Thomas Potts Bone , John Coleman Bohn, William F. Bone, Elephlet Landsen Bone. Henery Bohne, John D.Bone, Scott Cardelle Bone, Winstead Paine Bone, Frank Edward Bohn, Frank Probasco Bohn, Phil Judge Bohne, Homer T. Bone , Samuel Marcus Bone, William Fredrick Bohn, Orland Smith Bone, Alfred Rufus Bone,Herman David Bone, Robert Bone, Sidney Bone, Norman Eugene Bonn, Harry Kraylor Bonn, Henry J. Bohn, Gebhard C. Bohn, Homer Turett Bone, Gerhardt H. Bohn, Ernest Bohn, Julius Edward Bohn, Frank E. Bone, Jamieson Bone, James Porter Bone, William Bone, Frank Bohn, George W. Bohn, Charles B. Bohn, Alfred C. Bohn, Charles B. Bohn, Alfred C. Bohn , Clyde C. Bohner, Harold H. Bohn, Louis W. Bohn. Almost all of these names have there Children listed. You could pass the names on to the list and if there is anyone interested they could E-Mail me and I would be happy to send on the info. Hopes this helps. Oh yes my most wanted bohn is Nicholas Bohn(Bahn)Married to Anna Elizabeth, and there son Jacob who married Elizabeth Lichenburger. Nicholas son Jacob and family inherited the German Family Bible. What a wealth of info. would be in that Bible. Only if we could find it. Look forward from hearing from you. Did you have any of this info. on your family? Marion Bohn Sperry.

>From: ms@belnet.com (Ms) >Subject: Most wanted Bohns >Date: Fri, 03 Oct 1997 23:01:05 GMT >Organization: Whats Happening >To: loislanier@erols.com > >Hi Lois, Just now finding time to set down at my computer. In your most >wanted Bohns, where did you get your info on Philip Jacob Bohn? Philip >was born just two years before Nicholas (1934). I have ordered a lot of >books from Pa. and York. I find a Bohn Jacob who was taxed in 1762. He >m. Elizabeth, and they were sponsors to the baptism of Anges Opp at >Strayer's (Salem) Church in Pa. Thirty years earlier would have put this >Jacob b. 1732. What do you think. Have you gone to the Archive's in Pa. >That is where I got the Probate for Nicholas. If he died in Pa. they >would have his Probate. >I also found a report that was written out by a Mrs Carl Boekweg in >1966, at the Mormon Library. It is Historical and Biographical sketch of >the BOHN, BOHNE, BONN, BONE FAMILY'S. >I find again info on Jacob Bohne and Valentine Bohne who served in the >famous York County Militia in the Revolutionary War. They were members >of Captain Simon Koppenhaven's Company. (see Vol.2,6th Series of Penn. >Archives. >I also found: Major A.V.Bohn, mine operator, Leadville,Colo. B. in Stark >County, Ohio, in 1835. He was a son of Judge Valentine and Susan >(Strickler) Bohn.(native of Franklin County of Pa. The fathers family >originally from Germany. When i5 years A.V.Bohn moved to Illinois, and >at 20 started his career as an agent for the Ill. Central R.R. at Amboy. >At the opening of Civil war , he enlisted in the 15th Info.as a private >and was assigned to the Western Army. (later the Army of Tenn.)In >October 1865 he was mustered out as a Major having received promotion >for meritorious service. After the war he was engaged in teaching, coal >mining, and railroading. Moved to Leadville, Colo. in 1878. Manager for >Tabor and the owner of the Bohn mines. In 1864 he married Emma Kneisley >of Daton, Ohio. Children; Arthur K., John V., Charles A., Major Bohn was >a commander at the Garfield Post, G.A.R., and in 1885 Dist. Commander in >Colorado and Wyoming. > >Arthur K. Bohn. Son of Major A.V. and Emma (Kneisley )Bohn, eventually >became a chemist for a Mexican form in Sierra Mojada, Mexico. >John V. Bone ( Son of Major A.V. and Emma (Kneisley) Bone became a >chemist for the British American Investment Co., Ross;Rosslead, British >Columbia. He Married a Daughter of Admiral Howell of the U.S. Navy. >Charles a Bone (Son of Major A.V.and Emma (Kniesly Bone. became a >chemist for the Bimetallic Smelting Compamy of Leadville, Colo. >Hope this helps. > >A few of the name's listed in this material are: Rosina Bohn daughter of >Johann Adam Bohn 1782. >John Bone b. 1740 in North Carolina. >Revolutionar War soldiers, John Bohn, Jacob Bohn , Mattis Bohn, Thomas >Bone, Joseph Bone, Andrew Bone, Jacob, Valentine, and Jacob Jr. and >Nicholas Bone. >these names are listed with their family. David Bone, his son William >Bone. John Bone, Emanuel Bohn, Michael Bohn, William V. Bone, Thomas >D.Bone, James Bone, Felix Bone, >d.M. Bone. Carl Bohne, Paul Bohn, Elju Bone, Thomas Potts Bone , John >Coleman Bohn, William F. Bone, Elephlet Landsen Bone. Henery Bohne, John >D.Bone, Scott Cardelle Bone, Winstead Paine Bone, Frank Edward Bohn, >Frank Probasco Bohn, Phil Judge Bohne, Homer T. Bone , Samuel Marcus >Bone, William Fredrick Bohn, Orland Smith Bone, Alfred Rufus Bone,Herman >David Bone, Robert Bone, Sidney Bone, Norman Eugene Bonn, Harry Kraylor >Bonn, Henry J. Bohn, Gebhard C. Bohn, Homer Turett Bone, Gerhardt H. >Bohn, Ernest Bohn, Julius Edward Bohn, Frank E. Bone, Jamieson Bone, >James Porter Bone, William Bone, Frank Bohn, George W. Bohn, Charles B. >Bohn, Alfred C. Bohn, Charles B. Bohn, Alfred C. Bohn , Clyde C. Bohner, >Harold H. Bohn, Louis W. Bohn. >Almost all of these names have there Children listed. You could pass the >names on to the list and if there is anyone interested they could E-Mail >me and I would be happy to send on the info. >Hopes this helps. >Oh yes my most wanted bohn is Nicholas Bohn(Bahn)Married to Anna >Elizabeth, and there son Jacob who married Elizabeth Lichenburger. >Nicholas son Jacob and family inherited the German Family Bible. What a >wealth of info. would be in that Bible. Only if we could find it. >Look forward from hearing from you. Did you have any of this info. on >your family? > >Marion Bohn Sperry. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Check the latest Lanier-L project at http://www.cinternet.net/jimphp/lan-page/lan-page.html Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com

Hi Carl, I saw your listing on the Bohn discussion group e-mail. I had previously been looking for a marriage for a Daniel or Charles Daniel Bohn. After a little research last week back in Licking County Ohio and at the Ohio Historical Society. I have verified that the family I was looking for was a Samuel Bohn who married a Lucinda Moore. According to the records I found Samuel and Lucinda had 3 children one was my g grandfather who was born 1883 in IL his name was Charles Daniel Bohn. Charles Daniel Bohn died 2 Jul. 1910 in Columbus OH and is buried in Newark OH. Lucinda (Moore) Bohn is also buried at the same cemetery it is called Cedar Hill. The Information I got from the library in Newark OH was that the parents of Lucinda (Moore) Bohn were Daniel Moore and Elizabeth______. If any one has any information on the marriage of Samuel Bohn and Lucinda Moore and or the Birth of there children I would appreciate any information available. Additionally according to the Newark City directory 1907 to 1908 there is a listing for Bohn, Lucinda (widow of Samuel) and the address was 179 Central Ave. Newark OH. Lucinda died in Lucas County Ohio on the Nov. 24, 1929 she was 95 years old. Her death certificate says she was born 4 Apr 1884. Birthplace of the father is listed as PA and the birthplace for her mother is listed as OH. I had heard from my grandfather that his father was from around Monticello IL. Looking forward to your reply. Robert Lee Vance El Paso TX

Our Bohn discussion list has been rather quiet lately. Now that summer's over, perhaps it's tiem to rejuvenate the discussion! We have a few new members. Please introduce yourselves, if you'd like, and fill us in on your family lines. And for everyone: Who is your most wanted Bohn ancestor? For me: I'd love to find the parents of Philip Jacob Bohn, born 1732, died abt 1780. Also the birthdates of his wife, Maria Elizabeth (and *her* parents). Lois Lanier Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com>

>Date: Thu, 11 Sep 1997 18:35:35 -0400 >To: Bohn-L Discussion List >From: Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> >Subject: Bohn Genealogy Look-up > Oops! This is the message I intended to send! >I have been unable to locate a copy of _Nus-Meisgeier history and genealogy_, 1986. Does anyone have access to a copy? And, if so, are you willing to do a few lookups for me? > >Thanks > >Lois > Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com>

I have been unable to locate a copy of _Victor-Miller Genealogy_, 1979 by Bernard Victor Mayhle. Does anyone have access to a copy? And, if so, are you willing to do a few lookups for me? Thanks Lois Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com>

Do any of you know the whereabouts of Ruby Janot Bohn (b. 1932), daughter of Charles Corwin Bohn (b. 1875 in Illinois) and his second wife, Pearl Hann/Harm? Ruby is my mother's first cousin, and my mother has expressed an interest in contacting her. BTW: I have the original handwritten "autobiography" of Charles Corwin Bohn, and an original letter from his father, Adam Bohn. I'd be glad to share copies. Lois Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com>

Do any of you know the whereabouts of Ruby Janot Bohn, daughter of Charles Corwin Bohn (1875- ??) and Pearl Hann/Harm? She is my mother's cousin. My mother has expressed an interest in making contact again, so I thought I'd try to find her. Unfortunately, we don't have a married name. I *do*, however, have a short handwritten "autobiography" by Charles Corwin Bohn, as well as a letter from Adam Bohn, Charles' father--also handwritten. I'd be happy to share copies. Lois Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com>

>From: Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> >Subject: Bahn/Bohn connections > >Robert Reese: I'd be happy to exchange information re: the Bohn/Bahn >lines. I have your snail mail, but lost your e-mail (don't ask!). > >May I post your information to the list? Or will you? > >Lois Lanier >Lois Kleinhenn Lanier >Listowner of these family genealogy lists: > Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler >Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com> > > Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com>

Attencion: There will be on the next october 26th, a meeting of the Bohn family, at the city of Cerro Largo, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in Brazil. In our state, there's a lot of people of the Bohn family. This will be the third edition of this "BOHNFEST". If anyone is interested in joining the event, please contact at e-mail: tempus@pro.via-rs.com.br Rogerio de Moraes Bohn

Please note that my new e-mail address is loislanier@erols.com (all lowercase) This address is effective immediately. For the next few weeks I will check my "old" address (loisl@wam.umd.edu). However, the old address may be closed at any time (because I am no longer employed by the University of Maryland). You soon will receive a new copy of the discussion list welcome, with updated information, including my new address. Lois Lanier Lois Kleinhenn Lanier Listowner of these family genealogy lists: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Subscribe through Rootsweb <http://www.rootsweb.com>

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I am looking for any information on a Daniel Bohn and a Lucinda______? from Licking County Ohio, originally they were from Illinois they were probably married around 1883. Does any body have any marriage information on this couple. They had a son named Charles Daniel Bohn who is buried in Newark Ohio. He is my great grandfather. Any information on his parents marriage or his mothers maiden name would be appreciated thank you. Robert Lee Vance El Paso TX

Anyone have BOHN family from ALSACE-LORRAINE FRANCE, please let me know and i can share info with ya. thanks, aaron wiroots

Thought some of you would be interested in Candy's information. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: 29 Aug 97 12:47:16 EDT From: Candy Roth <74243.1612@CompuServe.COM> To: loisl@wam.umd.edu Subject: BAHN/BOHN Hi Lois: I really appreciate your information on the BAHN/BOHN families - there are several families in this Kreutz Creek area that are 'mine' and it seems there are hardly any descendants! Given the size of the families I've been able to document, perhaps it's just that the 'genealogical bug' hasn't bitten many of those descendants! I do have the article from the York Dispatch - about the only one I've ever seem pub. on these families! I would love to have copies of any of the other material you mention - always looking for slivers and pieces! My snail mail is: PO Box 43, Rodanthe, NC 27968. After November it's: 9572 Millbrook Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45231. We have a restaurant here on the Outer Banks of NC and are looking forward to the end of tourist season this weekend! Primarily, for me, because I'm too busy to devote the hours I do in the off-season to this genealogical passion!!! One of the greatest sources I have for my material is"Annals of the Bahn, Libhart and Harbaugh Families in America - 1731-1870" by Rachel Bahn, poetress and record keeper for this family. I'll be happy to send it to you if you'd like to have it. Since Cassandra m Henry STRICKLER is from this gang, it may be of interest to you as well. Heaven help me, I'm directly descended from all three of these referenced families in one way of another! Rachel was a sister of Cassandra. Basically, this is how the BAHN line comes down for me: Frederick BAHN - father of: John Henry BAHN b 1708 Germany d Nov 1768 Hellam, York, PA bur 1768 Luthern Cem., Shrewsbury, York, PA md. Eva KREMMER dau. of Hans Adam KREMMER Children: (all born in Hellam, York, PA) Henry BAHN b 1 Sep 1736 d young Maria Elizabeth BAHN b 13 Aug 1738 d 1769 md Frederick RUHL 7 Jan 1759 Maria Catherina BAHN b 19 Aug 1741 d 11 Feb 1813 md Rudolph SPANGLER 5 Aug 1759 Eva BAHN b 23 Dec 1743 d 2 Dec 1794 md Jost HARBAUGH Juliana BAHN b 18 Jan 1746 *John Adam BAHN b 30 Dec 1748 d 26 Jul 1819 bur Kreutz Creek, md Elizabeth HARBAUGH 19 Sep 1784 at Kreutz Creek md (2) Anna Catherine COMFORT (MORGAN by her first marriage) Anna Maria BAHN b 1752 chr 30 Aug 1752 John BAHN b 24 Jun 1754 John Jacob BAHN b 26 Mar 1757 chr 24 Apr 1757 Daughter BAHN b 1760 *John Adam BAHN md Elizabeth HARBAUGH, dau of Johannes & Maria Elizabeth Mehl HARBAUGH Children: (all b Hellam, York, PA) John Henry BAHN b 5 Oct 1785 d 25 Jul 1815 bur Kreutz Creek md Catherine MORGAN 7 Jul 1805 at Kreutz Creek (This Catherine MORGAN is the daughter of Anna Catherine COMFORT and her first husband, John MORGAN) *John Adam BAHN b 9 Jun 1787 d 18 Apr 1868 md Anna Mary (Polly) LIEBHART 9 Feb 1812 Elizabeth BAHN b 21 Feb 1789 d 1808 bur Kreutz Creek Children by second wife, Anna Catherine COMFORT (all b Hellam, York, PA) John BAHN b 6 Apr 1792 Unmarried Jacob BAHN b 4 Nov 1797 d 4 Jun 1829 Unmarried Anna Mary BAHN b 5 Apr 1797 d young George BAHN b 15 Aug 1799 d 24 Apr 1861 bur Kreutz Creek md Lydia Huber/Hoover KAUFFMAN David BAHN b 12 Nov 1802 d 1 Jul 1863 bur Kreutz Creek m Rachel WHITMAN Samuel BAHN b 5 Jun 1806 d 10 Mar 1897 Wrightsville, York, PA *John Adam BAHN md Ann Mary [Polly] LIEBHART Children: Cassandra BAHN b 25 Jan 1813 Hellan, York, PA d 18 Feb 1894 m Harry STRICKLER Sarah BAHN b 20 Dec 1814 Hellam, York, PA d 10 Apr 1815 bur Kreutz Creek *Mary/Maria BAHN b 2 Mar 1816 Hellam, York, PA d 15 Dec 1876 bur Kreutz Creek md John BLESSING 1838 Henry BAHN b 20 Sep 1817 York Twp., York, PA d 8 Nov 1855 bur Kreutz Creek md Maria GIBSON ca Sep 1838 Adam BAHN b 25 Feb 1819 York Twp., York, PA d 16 Jul 1901 md Rebecca LEHMAN 1843 Samuel Liebhart BAHN b 2 Dec 1820 Spring Garden, York, PA d 22 Jun 1897 md Susanna TYSON Joseph BAHN b 24 Mar 1822 Spring Garden, York, PA d 29 Aug 1909 md Sarah Ann SPRENKLE Catherine Elizabeth BAHN b 18 Mar 1824 Spring Garden, York, PA d 28 Feb 1890 Unmarried Jacob BAHN b 3 Jun 1826 Hellam, York, PA d 9 Feb 1895 md Mary Ann ARNOLD Rachel BAHN b 15 Oct 1829 Hellam, York, PA d 15 Aug 1902 bur Kreutz Creek, Unmarried From here, the line turns to BLESSING, turns to CARTER down to me.... If you would like more than these 'bare bones' of this group, just let me know - will be happy to send you 'whatever!' It's really exciting to me to hear from someone who even knows of these folks!!! :) Candy

I am researching a Bohn family that first appears in the United States in 1845. The family originally settled in the Chicago area (Naperville, DuPage Co IL), but relocated "downstate" to the Shelbyville/Effingham area between 1860 and 1870. The first mention of the Donat Bohn family is in a New York Passanger list for the Ship Diadem which arrived in New York on 18 July 1845 from "Havre". The arriving family is listed as follows:: Donald Bohn 36 M farmer France Aurene Bohn 33 F " Fignane Bohn 8 M (listed in subsequent records as Nelson Bohn) Joseph Bohn 6 M Donald Bohn 3 M Louis Bohn 2 M The baptismal records of Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church in Naperville IL list a daughter, Sohia Bohn, born to Donati Bohn and Crescentainato Adrian in July 1853 (record in Latin). Thus, the family appears to have been Roman Catholic. "Donat Boehn" (French citizen) was naturalized in DuPage Co IL in June 1855. U.S. census records list birthplace of the family members as "Alsace". Although French citizens, the family settled in heavily-German areas, and were presumably of German descent. Donat (1809-1889) and "Cruseintia" Bohn (abt 1809-1888) are buried in the Stewardson Cemetery, Shelby Co IL. I would be very interested in knowing where in Alsace the family originated. By the same token, if anyone would like additional, post-1845 information on this family, I will be more than happy to share what I have. Many thanks. Carl Moore (Chicago)

Peter: Thanks for the post on the Bohn information. Did you happen to talk to any of the local residents about the iron letters on the stone wall? Is it possible to contact someone in the area, who might have information? I look forward to seeing the photo. Lois Lanier Lois Kleinhenn Lanier *****MY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS CHANGING.***** work: loislanier@usa.net personal: loislanier@erols.com (by September 15, 1997) Listowner: Bohn Family Genealogy List Kleinhenn Family Genealogy List Lanier Family Genealogy List Sisler Family Genealogy List