In a message dated 7/14/2000 17:16:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time, GERMAN-KINGDOMS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > any know the meaning of this name > CAROLI... That's Latin for "Charley."

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My G grandmother was German Catholic,G grandfather was Protestant.on the church records I received it has the husbands name as CAROLI......His name is Charles ...any know the meaning of this name CAROLI...Thank you -- ************************************* Charles J. Ranke SMSgt. USAF Ret. 1656 20th Avenue Court NE Hickory,North Carolina 28601 charles8@vvi.net *************************************

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Zu Whom It May Sorge: 1980 verloren wir alles von unseren 600 Jahren der Familiengeschichte in einem Lagerhausfeuer in Amerika. Wir versuchen, diese Geschichte als besten mögliche wiederaufzubauen und die einzige doccument-Kopie, wir haben von Deutschland, ist eine alte Familienlandkarte von der Lippe Region und einem Gebiet, die gerufen wird, Löwen, der nördlich von Stein irgendwo gefunden wurde, und zum Westen der Halle... Irgendein anderes Dorf nennt, das auf der Landkarte ist, ist Kamp, und Kampf und diese konnten auch eine Lage eines Zeltlagers und die Lage eines Kampfes bedeuten. Der Pfad der Löwenkampfamilie läuft am Wesse River und nach Paderborne, Detmold, Höxter und anderen Städten, Dörfer und als weiter Norden als Bremen. Wir haben Verwandte im Heidelberg Gebiet von später Ehe, 1960 und einiges im Lippe-Gebiet Gebiet aber wir sind wegen einiger Familienmitglieder in diesem Jahr 2000 von der Familienabstammung unsicher der decesaed in Amerika, das ihre Verwandten in Deutschland kannte. Diese Informationen sind ewig jetzt gegangen. Wir kennen diesen Albert Frederick Lowenkamp wurde während den späten 1800'ern nach seinem Vater in Amerika getragen (Umlaut fiel in Amerika), William Löwenkamp war Schiffbrüchiger von der Küste der Carolinas in Amerika und war der einzige Überlebende. Eher als Rückkehr nach Deutschland blieb er in Amerika, heiratete ein deutsches Mädchen von einem unbekannten Gebiet und also die Löwenkampfamilie in Amerika. Das größte Problem in Amerika ist, daß wir keine Todesaufzeichnungen der Familie finden können. Nur 2 sind auf den Akten und es hat 9 Tode gegeben. Wir wissen für Tatsache, daß die meisten unserer Verwandten davon kamen oder immer noch im folgenden Gebiet sind,: Bellersen, Westfallen, Preussen Elbrinxen, Lippe, Oerlinghausen, Lippe, Wir wissen, daß Maria Ridder Franz Löwenkamp verheiratet war, Christine Elizabeth Löwenkamp war Christoph Stenner verheiratet Friederike Dorothee Löwenkamp war mit Frederich August Meier verheiratet Frederich Wilhelm Löwenkamp war Christine Lange verheiratet Elsie Löwenkamp war Gottlieb Winter um 1845-1850 in Amerika verheiratet Johan Toens, den Christoph Philip Löwenkamp war, der Sohn von Johan Henrich Löwenkamp und seiner Mutter war Anna Maria Woestenfeldt von Oerlinghausen, Lippe, Wenn jeder keine dieser Namen erkennt, hörte ich von Ihnen gern. Hoffentlich können wir die meisten von den 600 Jahren wiederaufbauen, die verloren werden. Die wenigen Dokumente von 1312 und 1774 sind nicht in sehr gutem Zustand, aber genug ist übersetzt worden, um zu zeigen, daß das Lippe-Gebiet dort ist, wo meiste die ganze Familie Löwenkamp entstand von während der 1700 bis 1850 Ära. Verständigen Sie mich bitte dabei: lionfight@aol.com Grüße, William Lowenkamp (Löwenkamp)

Hallo Leute, ein Bekannter hat um Hilfe gebeten. Ist jemandem von Euch bekannt, aus welcher Gegend bzw. welchen Orten möglicherweise der Name LEUTBECKER stammen könnte? Als Herkunft wurde bei beim Zensus in den USA nur "Sachsen" angegeben - es ist offen, ob Königreich Sachsen oder Preußische Provinz Sachsen? Vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe im voraus! Dear listers, someone asked for help. Does anybody know where (area, places) people named LEUTBECKER might have been from? The US census records of 1860 and 1870 only say "Saxony" - unfortunately it's nor evident if Kingdom od Saxony or the Prussian Province of Saxony. Thank you so much for your help in advance! Juergen ***************************** Jürgen Fritsche (Germany) ----------------------------- genealogy@ib-fritsche.de *****************************

John Henry ZIEGENFUSS b 1817 m Eleanore (Lenore, Lena) SAUNDERS b 1815. Although John Henry's birthplace may be Duesseldorf, he certainly had relatives in and near Silberhausen, near Muehlhausen. The two daughters were born at Silberhausen: Elisabeth b 1850 Magdalene or Mary Magdalene b 1853. The family was Roman Catholic. The family emigrated to US in June 1857. Any further information would be appreciated. I have good information on descendents of Mary Magdalene Ziegenfuss Gebhart in the US and would be happy to share. Nicki

George GEBHART b about 1805 m about 1826 Mary Ann (Marie) ? b 1811. From Silberhausen, near Muehlhausen. Emigrated June 1852. Children: Georg b 1827; Joseph b 1842; Catharine b 1846; Bonifaz b 1848. Five other siblings unknown. Apparently George Senior emigrated at another date with the middle children. Mary Ann came with the oldest son and the youngest children. The family was Roman Catholic. Does anyone have any information on this family, or others of the same surname (any date) in the Silberhausen area? Thank you - I have good information on the family history in the US and would be happy to share it. Nicki

Am trying to find anyone related to the Bernhardt Koeppe family who came from Germany and settled in Wisonsin in the early 1860's. Bernhardt Koeppe, his wife Dorothea, and I think their son, Bernhardt Jr came with them. Later they had Hedwig (later called Hattie), William, and in 1870, Louis A. arrived, and he became my husband's grandfather............Thank you for any assistance. June D. Koeppe

I just looked at http://www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm and typed in Osterholz and Germany. It returned several and included one Osterholz-Scharmbeck. I double clicked on the underlined latitude-longitude and Mapquest gives a map you can zoom in to the city. Then ask to see the business map, and it lists Lowest Hotel rates, and you can check Holiday Inn, Kinko's, Denny's, Fairfield Inn, you can check attractions, money, dining, recreation, transportation, places of interest, etc. I am searching Frederick L. SCHUBERT, his sons Carl, Frederick, Bernard and 3 daughters, one Caroline, in Saxony before 1866. Your Osterholz-Scharmbeck is North of Bremen, so not Saxony - but do you have any of these? regards, Patricia SCHUBERT Zippin At 8:19 PM -0400 7/12/00, sfb wrote: >Can anyone tell me anything about Osterholz-Scharmbeck? I am looking for a >restaurant and/or hotel.GruB aus Scharmbeckstotel. > >Thanks >Debbie > >Researching Beisner, Schubert, Miska, Vanderhoff, Beck and Wheeler > >______________________________

I am new to this list although I have been researching for years my family roots in the Eichsfeld, which is a northern area of Thuriginia. The particular village is Niederorschel, where the Vatterotts originated in the 15th or 16th century. I am interested in others who may be studying the Eichsfeld, which was owned by the Catholic Church (Mainz) for almost 1000 years. Frank Vatterott.

Can anyone tell me anything about Osterholz-Scharmbeck? I am looking for a restaurant and/or hotel.GruB aus Scharmbeckstotel. Thanks Debbie Researching Beisner, Schubert, Miska, Vanderhoff, Beck and Wheeler

Danke to herbert kunkel, dwat, Klaus, Dieter Cook, V E Schmidt, Curt Hofemann, and Dieter Taube for your describing the location of Kolenfeld. It is a great help. HCD

HERE ARE A FEW DETAILS: Kolenfeld Part of: Wunstorf GKZ : 03 2 53 020 County : | | +---- Hannover {H} RegBez : | +------- Hannover Land : +--------- Niedersachsen ZIP : 31515 Locat : (Wunstorf) 52d26m N 9d26m E Maps : TK25 3522 Wunstorf TK50 L3522 Garbsen Euro Kc34 -------------------------------------------------------------- CAN ANYONE HELP ME ON THESE? Searching for surnames in places as follows: Gross / Limmer / Nitzsche in Werdau / Klingenthal / Neukirchen (bei Crimmitschau) Caroline Louisa Gross, B: 24 Jan 1832 in Werdau. Daughter of Johann Heinrich Gross , B: 25 Dec 1779 in Werdau and Caroline Friederike Limmer, B: Abt 1790, probably Klingenthal. Parents were married on 21 June 1825 in Werdau. Johann Heinrich Gross, B:25 Dec 1779 in Werdau. Son of Johann Hermann Gross, B: Abt 1750 in Neukirchen and Johanna Nitzsche, B: Abt 1752 Place unknown. She died 14 Jun 1819. Parents were married on 10 Jan 1784 in Place unknown. Writer is interested to exchange information with anyone who may be related to the above. Any help would be appreciated / Ich wuerde mich ueber jede Hilfe freuen. Please respond to me privately, Charlie. < cnaundorf@worldnet.att.net > Charles H. & Doris S. NAUNDORF 35 picture Book Park West Bloomfield, NY 14585 - 9102 USA =======================================================

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Joe, foreign money can be obtained at your intercontinental airport or go to: http://www.foreignmoney.com/ Carl GERMAN-KINGDOMS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > GERMAN-KINGDOMS-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 243 > > > > Subject: [GERMANKING] money exchange > Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 03:25:14 -0700 (PDT) > From: joe alberstett <jojoca66@yahoo.com> > To: GERMAN-KINGDOMS-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello, > > I'm sure this has been asked before.I need to send > $30.00 to a man in Germany that has done some work for > me.How do I go about this so it doesn't cost either of > us too much extra money? > > Thanks for your help > > Joe Alberstett > > __________________________________________________

Hi. Is there anybody investigating the former VORPOMMERN and can be of help to me to get answer to the following questions? I have CASPAR H. KUNKEL, born 1707 at Johannisberg. He married ELISABETH PARTSCH the 2.1.1737 at Johannisberg and had two children: Friedrich Wilhelm, born 23.10.1737 and Ana Sophia, born 5.2.1740, both at Johannisberg. CASPAR ,married at second to DOROTHEA ELISABETH KRUEGER at Johannisberg the 1.8.1740 and had three children. Rosina Sophia, born 13.5.1741, Christoph Heinrich, born 6.2.1743 and Karl Ludwig, born 1.1.1746. At third CASPAR married to ANA ROSINA GUTBIER at Johannisberg the 20.6.1746 and had one child: Sophia Elisabeth, born 20.6.1746 at Johannisberg. One of his three sons, Friedrich, Christoph or Karl is most probably the father of CASPAR H. who married at KRUMBECK to Florentina Friederica ZEITZ the 17.5.1800 and died at at CARLSTHAL the 24.11.1846. Who was father of CASPAR H.? Who his mother? Where took the marriage place and where was CASPAR born? My anchestors were glasblowers back to 1700 and probably as to 1400. So i have to believe that every place to search for had to show glasmaking concessions and ovens. Who shows me the right way? Herbert Kunkel

Hello Joe, I have sent moneys to Germany with a International Money Order. It was the recommendation of the person that I sent it to include their address and maybe their birth date. Write this on the money order. This would help to ID the person who is to receive the Money Order. Dick Scheit "Searching for the origin of the Scheit family name." "Thuringia" BTW - A short note to everyone on the list.... I have just returned from a two week tour of Germany were I met my family and established contact after about 60 years. I have just one word to explain my trip.. "Beautiful" ______________________________X-Message: #1 Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 03:25:14 -0700 (PDT) From: joe alberstett <jojoca66@yahoo.com> To: GERMAN-KINGDOMS-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <20000711102514.23697.qmail@web1005.mail.yahoo.com> Subject: [GERMANKING] money exchange Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hello, I'm sure this has been asked before.I need to send $30.00 to a man in Germany that has done some work for me.How do I go about this so it doesn't cost either of us too much extra money? Thanks for your help Joe Alberstett