Hello All, Peter Schneider and family are another brick wall of mine. I know less about them than the Dietrich family! The following is from the 1812 and 1816 census for Neuburg near Odessa. His daughter Katharina Elisabetha married Jakob Dietrich in Neuburg, Odessa. Her Death record says she was born in Cserowka Ungarn, which I interpret as Tscherwenka, but I could be wrong? 1812 Peter Schneider 43 - Wife: Margaretha 43 Daughters: Christina 14, Maria 11, Dorothea 3 Son-in-law: Andreas Ammon 24 - Wife: Christina 20 Daughter: Friedrika 6 mo. 1816 Schneider, Peter 46, aus: Jöhlingen/ Karlsruhe- Ba, seine Frau Margaretha 46, seine Kinder Maria 14, Marianne, gestorben 1814, Elisabetha, verheiratet 1815, ferner sein Schwiegersohn Andreas Ammon 28, seine Frau Christina 19, deren Tochter Friederika 3. [see Hungary data earlier in this book] Here it says he was from Jöhlingen, but I don't think that is correct. Peter Schneider was Lutheran and Jöhlingen is Catholic community. I haven't been able to find Peter Schneider in any OFB for the Batschka. Again, as with my Schmidt and Dietrich ancestors, the Schneiders were only in the Batscka from about 1786 to 1806 and they were Evangelich Lutheran. Kind regards, Kelly

Tscherwenka is Cservenka in Hungarian and Crvenka in Serbian. Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 20, 2019, at 2:17 PM, Kelly Dazet <kellydazet@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Hello All, > > Peter Schneider and family are another brick wall of mine. I know less about them than the Dietrich family! The following is from the 1812 and 1816 census for Neuburg near Odessa. His daughter Katharina Elisabetha married Jakob Dietrich in Neuburg, Odessa. Her Death record says she was born in Cserowka Ungarn, which I interpret as Tscherwenka, but I could be wrong? > > 1812 > Peter Schneider 43 - Wife: Margaretha 43 > Daughters: Christina 14, Maria 11, Dorothea 3 > Son-in-law: Andreas Ammon 24 - Wife: > Christina 20 > Daughter: Friedrika 6 mo. > > 1816 > Schneider, Peter 46, aus: Jöhlingen/ Karlsruhe- > Ba, seine Frau Margaretha 46, seine Kinder > Maria 14, Marianne, gestorben 1814, > Elisabetha, verheiratet 1815, ferner sein > Schwiegersohn Andreas Ammon 28, seine Frau > Christina 19, deren Tochter Friederika 3. [see > Hungary data earlier in this book] > > Here it says he was from Jöhlingen, but I don't think that is correct. Peter Schneider was Lutheran and Jöhlingen is Catholic community. I haven't been able to find Peter Schneider in any OFB for the Batschka. Again, as with my Schmidt and Dietrich ancestors, the Schneiders were only in the Batscka from about 1786 to 1806 and they were Evangelich Lutheran. > > Kind regards, > > Kelly > > _______________________________________________ > Email preferences: http://bit.ly/rootswebpref > Unsubscribe https://lists.rootsweb.com/postorius/lists/donauschwaben-villages@rootsweb.com > Privacy Statement: https://ancstry.me/2JWBOdY Terms and Conditions: https://ancstry.me/2HDBym9 > Rootsweb Blog: http://rootsweb.blog > RootsWeb is funded and supported by Ancestry.com and our loyal RootsWeb community

Hi David, In regards to the Tschakowa Familienbuch. You mentioned in another message that you checked this book. If you have this book at hand, I wondered if you would be able to check for Peter Schneider and family as in my roll call post below. I know this is just shot in the dark, but in the death record of my great great grandmother, Katharina, Elisabetha Schneider, they wrote that she was born in Cserowka, Ungarn. I interpreted this as a misspelling of Cservenka/Tscherwenka, Batschka, but did they mean Tschakowa? I have not been able to find this family in the Tscherwenka Familienbuch. They would have lived there in the late 1700s until about 1806. Thanks very much! Kind regards, Kelly ________________________________ From: Kelly Dazet <kellydazet@hotmail.com> Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2019 7:17 PM To: Donauschwaben Villages Helping Hands (DVHH) Subject: ROLL CALL: TSCHERWENKA (Cserowka?) Schneider Hello All, Peter Schneider and family are another brick wall of mine. I know less about them than the Dietrich family! The following is from the 1812 and 1816 census for Neuburg near Odessa. His daughter Katharina Elisabetha married Jakob Dietrich in Neuburg, Odessa. Her Death record says she was born in Cserowka Ungarn, which I interpret as Tscherwenka, but I could be wrong? 1812 Peter Schneider 43 - Wife: Margaretha 43 Daughters: Christina 14, Maria 11, Dorothea 3 Son-in-law: Andreas Ammon 24 - Wife: Christina 20 Daughter: Friedrika 6 mo. 1816 Schneider, Peter 46, aus: Jöhlingen/ Karlsruhe- Ba, seine Frau Margaretha 46, seine Kinder Maria 14, Marianne, gestorben 1814, Elisabetha, verheiratet 1815, ferner sein Schwiegersohn Andreas Ammon 28, seine Frau Christina 19, deren Tochter Friederika 3. [see Hungary data earlier in this book] Here it says he was from Jöhlingen, but I don't think that is correct. Peter Schneider was Lutheran and Jöhlingen is Catholic community. I haven't been able to find Peter Schneider in any OFB for the Batschka. Again, as with my Schmidt and Dietrich ancestors, the Schneiders were only in the Batscka from about 1786 to 1806 and they were Evangelich Lutheran. Kind regards, Kelly

Kelly I have looked at the Tschakowa Familienbuch and there are a number of people with the Schneider surname and a few with the first name Peter. Unfortunately none were married to a Margaretha and I did not find the children’s names. There was also no listings for Andreas Ammon or references to the village names that you provided. If this family was Lutheran, then the Tschakowa Familienbuch would likely not show them anyway since it is a record of Catholic parishioners. I could send you a scan but I am not sure how helpful it would be. David > On Jan 21, 2019, at 11:35 AM, Kelly Dazet <kellydazet@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Hi David, > > In regards to the Tschakowa Familienbuch. You mentioned in another message that you checked this book. If you have this book at hand, I wondered if you would be able to check for Peter Schneider and family as in my roll call post below. I know this is just shot in the dark, but in the death record of my great great grandmother, Katharina, Elisabetha Schneider, they wrote that she was born in Cserowka, Ungarn. I interpreted this as a misspelling of Cservenka/Tscherwenka, Batschka, but did they mean Tschakowa? I have not been able to find this family in the Tscherwenka Familienbuch. They would have lived there in the late 1700s until about 1806. > > Thanks very much! > > Kind regards, > > Kelly > > From: Kelly Dazet <kellydazet@hotmail.com> > Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2019 7:17 PM > To: Donauschwaben Villages Helping Hands (DVHH) > Subject: ROLL CALL: TSCHERWENKA (Cserowka?) Schneider > > Hello All, > > Peter Schneider and family are another brick wall of mine. I know less about them than the Dietrich family! The following is from the 1812 and 1816 census for Neuburg near Odessa. His daughter Katharina Elisabetha married Jakob Dietrich in Neuburg, Odessa. Her Death record says she was born in Cserowka Ungarn, which I interpret as Tscherwenka, but I could be wrong? > > 1812 > Peter Schneider 43 - Wife: Margaretha 43 > Daughters: Christina 14, Maria 11, Dorothea 3 > Son-in-law: Andreas Ammon 24 - Wife: > Christina 20 > Daughter: Friedrika 6 mo. > > 1816 > Schneider, Peter 46, aus: Jöhlingen/ Karlsruhe- > Ba, seine Frau Margaretha 46, seine Kinder > Maria 14, Marianne, gestorben 1814, > Elisabetha, verheiratet 1815, ferner sein > Schwiegersohn Andreas Ammon 28, seine Frau > Christina 19, deren Tochter Friederika 3. [see > Hungary data earlier in this book] > > Here it says he was from Jöhlingen, but I don't think that is correct. Peter Schneider was Lutheran and Jöhlingen is Catholic community. I haven't been able to find Peter Schneider in any OFB for the Batschka. Again, as with my Schmidt and Dietrich ancestors, the Schneiders were only in the Batscka from about 1786 to 1806 and they were Evangelich Lutheran. > > Kind regards, > > Kelly