Wilhelmina would have born born circa possibly 1820 to 1830? Maybe as early as 1810? I don't know European history well enough to know if Pomerania was an independent state at that time. It might even have been part of Napoleon's empire. Who controlled it? If it was Slavic, the y of Yandry could simply be how it was pronounced and not how it was spelt. Try Jandry or Jandrj or Jandrij, possibly even Jandric, Jandrits, Jandrich, Jendrij, Jendric, Jendrich, and so on. Kruger is often Anglicized as Krueger or sometimes Krieger. Interesting story. I'd delight in hearing more about them and how you are managing in finding things out. Good hunting, Ashley ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JVB56@aol.com wrote: > My Great Grandmother, Wilhelmina was married to Christian Heuer of Wollin, > Pommern. She was married twice previously.Her daughter, Bertha married to > Charles Krueger and William Knapps, children, Hattie and > Gustaf,William,August and Paul(Don't know which children go with which > husband) .Her Daughter, Johanna b. 1850, was married previously and had two > daughters.Then married Charles FW Kohls in Milwaukee, WI and had Alma Kohls > Naps, Clara Kohls Wolfgramm,and a son.On Alma Naps social security app it > lists her mother as Johanna Kruger. I don't know if that was her previously > married name or her original maiden name. > Wilhelmina d.1905 in Milwaukee, sons Charles and August Heuer, Johanna and > Bertha,all came to America in 1882.Wilhelmina settled in Milwaukee and > married for a 4th and 5th time. I am having a hard time with these relatives > because of all of Wilhelmina's and daughter's marriages.Wilhelmina's maiden > name supposedly was Yandrey but have found no record anywhere. Any assistance > would be greatly appreciated. > > ==== GenWisconsin Mailing List ====