I'm looking for connections to the following SCHEMM family ancesters from Heddinghausen, Westfalen, DEU. Any information would be appreciated: FRANZ SCHEMM was born Abt. 1781. He married ANNA ANGELA NOLTE August 19, 1806, daughter of HENRIC NOLTE and GERTRUDE SCHROEDER. Children of FRANZ SCHEMM and ANNA NOLTE are: i. ANNA MARIA SCHEMM, b. April 1813. ii. ANNE MARGRETHE SCHEMM, b. November 1807. iii. ANNE MARIE SCHEMM, b. April 1826. iv. MARIA THERESA SCHEMM, b. July 1815. v. WILHELMINE SCHEMM, b. January 1818. vi. JOHANN PHILIPP SCHEMM, b. April 08, 1809. vii. HERMAN FRANZ SCHEMM, b. February 06, 1811; m. GERTRUDE SCHROEDER. viii. JOHAN FRANZ SCHEMM, b. June 04, 1820. ix. FRANZ PHILIPP SCHEMM, b. March 1823. Generation No. 2 JOHANN PHILIPP SCHEMM married (1) ANNE MARIE ELISE TODT May 07, 1836. He married (2) KATHRINE WILHELMINA TODT August 21, 1856, daughter of JOANNES TODT and THRESE BANNENBERG. (Can find no family connection between 1st wife and 2nd wife even though they have the last name!) Children of JOHANN SCHEMM and ANNE TODT are: i. ANGELA GERTRUD SCHEMM. ii. SON SCHEMM, b. July 16, 1836. iii. JOHANNES SCHEMM, b. October 1839. iv. HERMANN JOHANN SCHEMM, b. June 1843. v. CATHARINA MARIA SCHEMM, b. January 1846. vi. MARIA SCHEMM, b. July 1848. vii. FRANZ ANTON SCHEMM, b. May 1850. viii. JOHANN SCHEMM, b. November 1852. Children of JOHANN SCHEMM and KATHRINE TODT are: ix. FRANZ4 SCHEMM, b. July 21, 1858, Heddinghausen, Westfalen, Germany; d. February 06, 1936, Wellsburg, West Virginia. x. MARIA LOUISE SCHEMM, b. May 1864.

I'm looking for connections to the following TODT family ancesters from Heddinghausen, Westfalen, DEU. Any information would be appreciated: FRANZ TODT was born Abt. 1757. He married MARIA CATHARINA STEIN November 26, 1782, daughter of ADAM STEIN and ANNA GERLACH. Children of FRANZ TODT and MARIA STEIN are: i. JOANNES CHRISTIAN TODT, b. February 1783. ii. JOANNES JOSEPH TODT, b. November 1785. iii. JOANNES HERMANN TODT, b. January 1788. iv. ANNA MARIA TODT, b. July 1790. v. MARIA THERESIA TODT, b. September 1792. Generation No. 2 JOANNES JOSEPH TODT married THRESE BANNENBERG July 09, 1817, daughter of GEORG BANNENBERG and MARIA MUELLER. Children of JOANNES TODT and THRESE BANNENBERG are: i. JOHANN JOSEPH TODT, b. November 1817. ii. MARIA THRESE TODT, b. August 1819. iii. KATHRINE WILHELMINA TODT, b. May 02, 1821. iv. MARTIN CHRISTIAN TODT, b. March 1823. v. MARIE ELISE TODT, b. January 1827. vi. JOHAN TODT, b. March 1829. vii. MARIANNE THERESE TODT, b. June 1831. viii. JOHAN CHRISTIAN TODT, b. January 1833. Generation No. 3 KATHRINE WILHELMINA TODT married JOHANN PHILIPP SCHEMM August 21, 1856, son of FRANZ SCHEMM and ANNA NOLTE. Children of KATHRINE TODT and JOHANN SCHEMM are: i. FRANZ SCHEMM, b. July 21, 1858, Heddinghausen, Westfalen, Germany; d. February 06, 1936, Wellsburg, West Virginia. USA. ii. MARIA LOUISE SCHEMM, b. May 1864. NOTE: JOHANN PHILIPP SCHEMM was married previously to ANNE MARIE ELISE TODT on May 07, 1836. I can find no family connection to KATHRINE TODT even though it's the same family name!! Children of JOHANN SCHEMM and ANNE TODT are: i. ANGELA GERTRUD SCHEMM. ii. SON SCHEMM, b. July 16, 1836. iii. JOHANNES SCHEMM, b. October 1839. iv. HERMANN JOHANN SCHEMM, b. June 1843. v. CATHARINA MARIA SCHEMM, b. January 1846. vi. MARIA SCHEMM, b. July 1848. vii. FRANZ ANTON SCHEMM, b. May 1850. viii. JOHANN SCHEMM, b. November 1852.

Hi Donna, Could you kindly look up the surname RAHN? Thanks so much. Stan Rahn Reno

Donna, Will you please lookup the surname DEGEN? Thanking you in advance. John Degen Fitchburg, MA.

I'm looking for any information on JOHAN GEORG DOMMER, a shoemaker from Ergersheim, Germany and his wife, CATHERINA WEISS, who was from Dottenheim. The Dommers had four children: John George, b. 1734; Anna Dorothea, b. 1737; Anna Maria, b. 1740; and Michael, b. 1744. The Dommers sailed for America in 1746 and Johan died at sea. Catherina settled with the children at Frederick County, Maryland. Linda Shillinger Smithsburg, maryland

Hi Donna, Could you kindly look up the surname FROMKE? THANKS. Aaron Hill Seattle ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Is there anyone researching the name Buschmann? I am looking for information on my ggrandparents George John Buschmann and Emilie Lorenz Buschmann. They lived on 125 th St in Manhatten and then in Brooklyn around Cooper St. They were married before 1897. She was born here according to my grandfathers birth certificate and he was born in Bremahafen I am told. They have eluded me in the directories and lists so far. Their children- Charles, George, Wilbur, Frederick and Henry. Thanks, Maureen

Is there anyone researching the name Buschmann? I am looking for information on my ggrandparents George John Buschmann and Emilie Lorenz Buschmann. They lived on 125 th St in Manhatten and then in Brooklyn around Cooper St. They were married before 1897. She was born here according to my grandfathers birth certificate and he was born in Bremahafen I am told. They have eluded me in the directories and lists so far. Their children- Charles, George, Wilbur, Frederick and Henry. Thanks, Maureen

I just received my ggrandfather's death certificate hoping to find out his parents names and his birthdate. unfortunately no birhtdate, father listed as fred john Buschmann i assume he was frederick. Mother's name I cannot make out Meta or Mita ? Von Mindar or Mondar the a could be an o and the r could be a u. I tried plugging in various versions into surname lists and came up with nothing. I have never heard of any of these names and was hoping someone has an idea. Most of my reseach has been Irish and French canadian I am just starting on my German line and am afraid very uneducated so far. Thanks in advance. Maureen

> Von: Shelley & Stewart Mack <shelmack@netidea.com> > >Johann Weishaupt from ?>Jacobeni, Aus. For what stands "Aus."? Australia? Austria? If so then I don't know if this list is the right one for this question? :-) I have found a town called JAKOBINE, which is in Silesia, Poland today. It's located in the fomerly county of Ohlau. The Polish names are JAKUBOWICE for Jakobine and OLAWA for Ohlau. A JACOBINA is located in the Brazil province of Bahia (in Eastern Brazil). -- Best regards/Gruss, Johannes Sempert Only a Genealogist regards a step backwards as progress.

>Johann Weishaupt from ?>Jacobeni, Aus. > >Mathias WEISSHAUPT b: Jacobeni m: Ester SKIBAK , 27/04/1821 >children: Francisa, Mathias m: Agnes GORSKI, Sufonna(Susanna), Martin, >Elisabethea, Dorothea m: Carl SPAHN, Jacob m: Elizabeth BOGDANSKI, Theresia. > >Johann WEISHAUPT B: 20/06/1860 m:Rosa BORDACZ in 20/06/1880 , she died >28/03/1888 their children were: >Carl Ignatuis, B: July 7, 1882 M: Helena KRAUS. 2/06/1906 >Anna Maria, B: Sept 14, 1884, M: Carl SCKIROWSKY. 3/06.1906 >Rosa B: July 2, 1886, M: Francisus SZAJKA. 17/07/1902 > >married after Rosa died to:Carolina ZAHORANSKI ,6/06/1888 >There Children were: >Johanna , B: May 5,1894-Died Dec 10, 1895 >Jacob B:Nov 28, 1890 >Carolina B: Aug 19, 1895 >Franz B: Sept 18, 1895 > >Carl Ignatuis WEISHAUPT M: Helena Kraus 2/06/1906 >their children were: >John Born in Aus. Nov 8, 1908 m: Olga AUGUSTINE > the rest born in Canada. >Jacob B: Sept 22, 1911, ? and then remarried: Dolly WRIGHT >Anton B:Dec 23, 1912 Married Emily >Isidore B: 1914 m: ? DOMINIQUE >Carol & Maria (twins) Born? Died Aug 20, 1916 >Annie B: AUG 26, 1919 m: >Mary B: July 2m 1920: Louis SCHUTZ >Joseph B: Nov 7, 1924 m: Ann >Rudolph B: June 5, 1927 m: Irene STRBAN >

>Johann Weishaupt from ?>Jacobeni, Aus. > >Mathias WEISSHAUPT b: Jacobeni m: Ester SKIBAK , 27/04/1821 >children: Francisa, Mathias m: Agnes GORSKI, Sufonna(Susanna), Martin, >Elisabethea, Dorothea m: Carl SPAHN, Jacob m: Elizabeth BOGDANSKI, Theresia. > >Johann WEISHAUPT B: 20/06/1860 m:Rosa BORDACZ in 20/06/1880 , she died >28/03/1888 their children were: >Carl Ignatuis, B: July 7, 1882 M: Helena KRAUS. 2/06/1906 >Anna Maria, B: Sept 14, 1884, M: Carl SCKIROWSKY. 3/06.1906 >Rosa B: July 2, 1886, M: Francisus SZAJKA. 17/07/1902 > >married after Rosa died to:Carolina ZAHORANSKI ,6/06/1888 >There Children were: >Johanna , B: May 5,1894-Died Dec 10, 1895 >Jacob B:Nov 28, 1890 >Carolina B: Aug 19, 1895 >Franz B: Sept 18, 1895 > >Carl Ignatuis WEISHAUPT M: Helena Kraus 2/06/1906 >their children were: >John Born in Aus. Nov 8, 1908 m: Olga AUGUSTINE > the rest born in Canada. >Jacob B: Sept 22, 1911, ? and then remarried: Dolly WRIGHT >Anton B:Dec 23, 1912 Married Emily >Isidore B: 1914 m: ? DOMINIQUE >Carol & Maria (twins) Born? Died Aug 20, 1916 >Annie B: AUG 26, 1919 m: >Mary B: July 2m 1920: Louis SCHUTZ >Joseph B: Nov 7, 1924 m: Ann >Rudolph B: June 5, 1927 m: Irene STRBAN >

Bobbie; Is this a repeat? let me know if you did not receive a look up on this name. Donna I sent a message earlier but I don't think it went out. If you find the time, please check on the surname, VETOR or VIETOR. Thanks. Bobbie

Bobbie; Is this a repeat? let me know if you did not receive a look up on this name. Donna BUNDESLAND-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > BUNDESLAND-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 55 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: BUNDESLAND-D Digest V98 #54 [Donna Kjendlie <kjendlie@bootheel.] > #2 Determining year/ship emigration ? [Akakarin@aol.com] > #3 Re: BUNDESLAND-D Digest V98 #54 [BCSterling@aol.com] > #4 German Translation for Genealogy ["Chip" <Chip@Monad.Net>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from BUNDESLAND-D, send a message to > > BUNDESLAND-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: BUNDESLAND-D Digest V98 #54 > Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1998 12:49:25 -0600 > From: Donna Kjendlie <kjendlie@bootheel.net> > To: BUNDESLAND-L@rootsweb.com > > Just to clarify. The address that I gave before for the Dictionary of German Names or Deutches Namenlexikon, is the English version.This > is the one that I am using for lookups. I will try to catch some of the surnames listed here as I get caught up with the other lookups. > While this is not the absolute "fact", it does give something possibly to go for further research. I am not able to look up the complete > name, i.e. Donna Long Kjendlie. Please just state the surname in capitol letters such as KJENDLIE and I will be happy to try to help. > Happy researching to all. Donna > Searching BAUERNFEIND, BOLLWAHN, BRUNKOW, BUSSOW, DOLTZ, GADEN, GOEGGE, GUTZLAFF, HARTWICH/ICK/IG, HEIDEN, JADE, KARGEL, KLOWSKY, LANGE, > LONG, MUELLER, NOVDT, RAFFEL, REAZA, RIDDER, ROK, RUCKS, SCHULZ, TOPFER, TOREKA, VENTZMER, VOSS, WAHL, WIEDEMANN > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Determining year/ship emigration ? > Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1998 14:03:34 EST > From: Akakarin@aol.com > To: BUNDESLAND-L@rootsweb.com > > I am trying to narrow down the timeframe that my grandfather, > Friedrich Dietrich WIEMANN, would have emigrated to Ellis Island New York. > > He lived in Bramsche. So please advise as to whether Hamburg or Bremerhaven > would most likely have been his port of departure. > > Also, I have him graduating grade school in 1903 in Bramsche....then he is > Naturalized a citizen of US in 1912. I understand that the naturalization > process took at least 5 years to complete (I read that at the NARA site, I > believe) > > So, would I be correct to assume emigration between the years 1903-1907 ? > > Where can I found out the names of the ships that traveled from Germany to > America (direct, I believe), during this time period. > > Finally, are these passenger lists available at FHC or anywhere else ? > > Thanks for the help in advance....if anyone has access to those lists, my > grandfather traveled in the hull of the ship (I guess that would be steerage > class) > > Karin akakarin@aol.com > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: BUNDESLAND-D Digest V98 #54 > Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1998 21:55:06 EST > From: BCSterling@aol.com > To: BUNDESLAND-L@rootsweb.com > > Donna, > > I sent a message earlier but I don't think it went out. If you find the time, > please check on the surname, VETOR or VIETOR. > > Thanks. > > Bobbie > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: German Translation for Genealogy > Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1998 23:18:41 -0500 > From: "Chip" <Chip@Monad.Net> > To: BUNDESLAND-L@rootsweb.com > > I've found this site useful for genealogy translations German to English. > May be able to do the reverse, as well; I can't remember... > http://w3g.med.uni-giessen.de/gene/www/abt/translation.html > > Vicki > > -----Original Message----- > Re: Deutsches Namenlexikon > > >I only have the German edition which is out of print now. It's too > >difficult for me to translate it into English, therefore I will write > >it in German, and it's up to you to find somebody who is able to > >translate it.

Dick: Mine are from the Isle of Ruegen, Mecklenberg. Donna BUNDESLAND-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > BUNDESLAND-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 56 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: BUNDESLAND-D Digest V98 #55 [Ragged Island Books Maps & Prints ] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from BUNDESLAND-D, send a message to > > BUNDESLAND-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: BUNDESLAND-D Digest V98 #55 > Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1998 08:38:46 -0800 > From: Ragged Island Books Maps & Prints <raggedis@together.net> > To: BUNDESLAND-L@rootsweb.com > > Donna, > I can't remember whether I asked: are the Muellers you looking for > from the Wurzburg area? > > Dick G.

Donna, I can't remember whether I asked: are the Muellers you looking for from the Wurzburg area? Dick G.

I've found this site useful for genealogy translations German to English. May be able to do the reverse, as well; I can't remember... http://w3g.med.uni-giessen.de/gene/www/abt/translation.html Vicki -----Original Message----- Re: Deutsches Namenlexikon >I only have the German edition which is out of print now. It's too >difficult for me to translate it into English, therefore I will write >it in German, and it's up to you to find somebody who is able to >translate it.

Donna, I sent a message earlier but I don't think it went out. If you find the time, please check on the surname, VETOR or VIETOR. Thanks. Bobbie

Just to clarify. The address that I gave before for the Dictionary of German Names or Deutches Namenlexikon, is the English version.This is the one that I am using for lookups. I will try to catch some of the surnames listed here as I get caught up with the other lookups. While this is not the absolute "fact", it does give something possibly to go for further research. I am not able to look up the complete name, i.e. Donna Long Kjendlie. Please just state the surname in capitol letters such as KJENDLIE and I will be happy to try to help. Happy researching to all. Donna Searching BAUERNFEIND, BOLLWAHN, BRUNKOW, BUSSOW, DOLTZ, GADEN, GOEGGE, GUTZLAFF, HARTWICH/ICK/IG, HEIDEN, JADE, KARGEL, KLOWSKY, LANGE, LONG, MUELLER, NOVDT, RAFFEL, REAZA, RIDDER, ROK, RUCKS, SCHULZ, TOPFER, TOREKA, VENTZMER, VOSS, WAHL, WIEDEMANN

I am trying to narrow down the timeframe that my grandfather, Friedrich Dietrich WIEMANN, would have emigrated to Ellis Island New York. He lived in Bramsche. So please advise as to whether Hamburg or Bremerhaven would most likely have been his port of departure. Also, I have him graduating grade school in 1903 in Bramsche....then he is Naturalized a citizen of US in 1912. I understand that the naturalization process took at least 5 years to complete (I read that at the NARA site, I believe) So, would I be correct to assume emigration between the years 1903-1907 ? Where can I found out the names of the ships that traveled from Germany to America (direct, I believe), during this time period. Finally, are these passenger lists available at FHC or anywhere else ? Thanks for the help in advance....if anyone has access to those lists, my grandfather traveled in the hull of the ship (I guess that would be steerage class) Karin akakarin@aol.com