H Clark DEAN schrieb: > The place of residence of the Ahrenberg family given in the NY passenger > list in 1851 is Kohlenfeldt. It is not listed in Rudolf's gazetteer nor > in Neuman's 1894 gazetteer. Does it appear in Mueller's Grosses > Orts-Lexikon von Deutschland or another early gazetteer? HCD I know a location called Kolenfeld today, it is about 15 km west of Hannover close to the Autobahn. 1851 it belonged to the Kindom of Hanover. * Dieter

Sharon, You sent this message off list to me, and I don't know the answer. You may have meant to send it to either the GERMAN-KINGDOMS list or the PRUSSIA list, since I receive both of those. I'll send it on to them, and see who knows the answer. Patricia SCHUBERT Zippin At 11:41 AM -0400 7/11/00, sharon wrote: >Hello Everyone! >Can any one tell me If thy have a 1851 census for Mrotschen,& where would I >order it from Loking for Micheal Koch, Hannah his wife chidren,Kaul >Augusta,William & Charlotte. Thy left Germany after 1852. >Regards >Sharon

The place of residence of the Ahrenberg family given in the NY passenger list in 1851 is Kohlenfeldt. It is not listed in Rudolf's gazetteer nor in Neuman's 1894 gazetteer. Does it appear in Mueller's Grosses Orts-Lexikon von Deutschland or another early gazetteer? HCD

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 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

I am trying to get information about my grandfather, Christian Heinrich Schakel, born 4/19/1864 in Prussia. He immigrated to the USA (Indianapolis, IN) sometime during the 1880's. That is all the information that I have. He died 10 years before I was born. I would like to know the names and statistics about his parents and siblings. It would be very helpful to get any replies in English - - I do not read German. Thanks, Paul C. Brandt

I am searching for further information on the ZIMMERMANN ancestry, plus all of the other surnames listed here. If anyone has further information to share, please contact me: Patti Laessig at anaquea@dwave.net SURNAMES: ZIMMERMAN, FREDERICKSON, KRAKOW, SCHMIDT, MARSKE, WINTER, BURGER, McNAB, VORPAGEL, HEFKE, CURTIS, REEDICH ZIMMERMANN BIOGRAPHY ZIMMERMANN, Julius Ferdinand born 27 August 1836, died 3 April 1890 married FREDERICKSON, Caroline born 20 April 1841, died 26 June 1877 (first wife) (.....Alvina (second wife) Children of Ferdinand & Caroline: ZIMMERMANN, Fredrick Carl b. 4 May 1865, Germany, d. 10 Aug. 1869 (on ship enroute) ZIMMERMANN, Wilhelm Julius b. 3 June 1867, Germany, d. 9 Aug. 1869 (on ship enroute) *ZIMMERMANN, Ferdinand Jr. b. 30 March 1869, Gemany, d. 14 Dec. 1950 *KRAKAW, Ida (wife of Ferdinand Zimmermann, Jr.) ZIMMERMANN, Amelia b. 12 Aug. 1873, Wisconsin, d. 28 April 1964 VOGT, Emil (first husband of Amelia) PADITZ (second husband of Amelia) ZIMMERMANN, Robert b. 17 April 1871, Wisconsin, d. 2 Oct. 1931 (wife Emma) ZIMMERMANN, Charles (Carl Fredrick) b. 17 March 1875, Wis., d. 9 Oct. 1900 (drowned at Merrill, Wisconsin) ZIMMERMANN, August b. 25 June 1877, d. 26 July 1940 ZIMMERMANN, Augusta b. 13 Sept. 1878, d. 19 July 1963 *Ferdinand Zimmermann and Ida KRAKOW (KRAKAU?) from Germany, were married in Bellingham, Minnesota 9 May 1897. Ida was the daughter of Gottlieb KRAKAU and Justina SCHMIDT. Their children were: Zimmermann, Esther (m. Carl Burger) Zimmermann, Elmer (m. Martha Marske*) Zimmermann, Doris 1902-1978 (James Daly 1902-1975) Zimmermann, Leona (Milton McNab) Zimmermann, Freida (Herman Vorpagel 1898-1981) Zimmermann, Ruth (William Hefke) *Zimmermann, Ervin 1912- (Florence Marske*) Zimmermann, Rosa (George Curtis) Zimmermann, Alfred 1917-1971 (Slvia Jirovec 19l8-Dec.1967) Zimmermann, Elta (Harold Reedich) *Family of Ervin Carl Otto Zimmermann b. 9 Sept. 1912 town of Pine River, Lincoln Co. Wisconsin, d. 30 Jan. 1979 Merrill, WI and Florence Alma Louise MARSKE b. 28 July 1910 in Charlotte, Iowa, daughter of Paul MARSKE and Anna WINTER. Married 10 Nov. 1937 at Merrill, WI.

I am looking for someone to help me find information on Carl Friedrich Surber born in Kindelbruck 21-09-1848 I want to know if his father was Heinrich Gottlieb Surber and His Mother Caroline Bauer. Also please list all siblings. Thank you, KRSURBER@aol.com

I miscopied the address of the site that returns latitude and longitude when you enter the name of the place in the body of the message. Please post it again when it is convenient. Stan

Also the Navy, if anyone should know. Nicki DMIL4EVER@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for addresses to find the following info: > > 1) Records of Medical Degrees in the early to mid 1800's in Germany! > 2) Records of Military Service in the Prussian Army 1840-50! > > Can anyone assist me? > > Lewis Chaplick > "Your friend in New Jersey, U.S.A." > > ==== GERMAN-KINGDOMS Mailing List ==== > Subscribers: > Can you spare $10 dollars to support Rootsweb? > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------654FFB7DC7F02D10B42FB600 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Still looking. Any help appreciated Roland Goessling Bauer near St. Louis MO --------------654FFB7DC7F02D10B42FB600 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <390EFFF4.3C559F16@accessus.net> Date: Tue, 02 May 2000 11:19:00 -0500 From: Roland Bauer <rrbauer@accessus.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.06 [en] (Win98; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: GERMAN-KINGDOMS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GERMANKING] Herford; Families Ahmster Boehmer, Behring, Benttrup & Goessling References: <385C7252.EFCEAEDF@accessus.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello!!! This is a repeat of a letter I sent last year. As I am planing to publish in July I am giving this one more try. Roland Bauer Roland Bauer wrote: > Hello! > I have copies of Lutheran Church Records in Herford, Westphalia, that I > made of my family > > Marriage 28 Sept. 1783 > Musketeer of the Regiment of the Light Company of von Stwolinsky. > (spelling?) > Johann Bernhard BEHRING, 29 and Anna Margarete Ilsabein FLEHER, 26, > daughter of Johann Heinrich Fleher of Hilwalsbaumer. > > Birth 9 July 1784 > Anna Marie Ilsabein AHMSTER BOEHMER, called BEHRING, > Father: Johann Bernhard Amster Boehemer, called Behring, was a > "Musketeer in the company and regiment of Major General von STWOLINSKY. > It appears the father/husband was a soldier of Frederick the Great. How > can I find out about his military service and where? > > Another marriage of 1784 > Caspar Heinrich GOESSLING, 22, and Anna Catherina Ilsabein BENTRUP of > Hausheide > > My mothers maiden name was GOESSLING. > > Can anyone give me any information about these families and the military > record, as above? Or where to go to look for information?. > > Do any of the names seem familiar to anyone? > > Roland Goessling Bauer, near St. Louis USA > > ==== GERMAN-KINGDOMS Mailing List ==== > Subscribers: > Can you spare $10 dollars to support Rootsweb? > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html --------------654FFB7DC7F02D10B42FB600--

Hi all, I have an immigration record, and some birthplaces I don't understand or can hardly read.. If anyone could help with the following words (towns or cities) please do.. 1. Fen-Stock???? birthplace 2. Unnheim or Unnhein or Innherm, or Unnfeim??? Help????? regards Trina Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com

The address on the net is <familysearch.org> SATEES wrote: > > Wayne > > The records in the IGI and Ancestral Files on the LDS site is > information submitted by people like ourselves to the church for > inclusion in their files. If the information was never submitted then > there would be no records. I've never found any of my family in their > IGI and Ancestral files but have found thousands of them on microfilm of > German church records that I obtained from them. Someday I will submit > all the information I have on my family and then it will be available to > anyone and everyone. > > If you go into their sites Family History Catalog you can search for > information by name and place. If there have been records microfilmed > you will see information about them, the film number etc and then you > can go to your nearest LDS library and order the film for a nominal fee. > Usually the loan period is about 4 weeks; they have microfilm readers > available at their libraries. For instance, I do research in Rodheim > Hessen. I search on Rodheim and pull a list of all the records > available, then I order them. > > Good luck! > Sharon Teeslink > St. Louis, MO > > wayne d ulbricht wrote: > > > > Someone please tell me how to get into the records of the Morman > > Church. The address I have always comes back with no name listed and my > > dad folks have been her since 1854. My mothers folks have been here > > since 1774 and the address I have has no record of either or me and I'm > > been here 77 years. Help. sWayne Ulbricht---dale6755@juno.com. > > > > ==== GERMAN-KINGDOMS Mailing List ==== > > Subscribers: > > Can you spare $10 dollars to support Rootsweb? > > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > > ==== GERMAN-KINGDOMS Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation? Longer than 5 days? Please unsubscribe > It is click and send ready > mailto:German-Kingdoms-L-request@rootsweb.com?subject=unsubscribe

Would like to correspond with anyone researching these families. Patti Laessig at anaquea@dwave.net WINTER, HUEBNER FAMILIES WINTER, Wilhelm F. b. 30 Jan. 1841, d. 30 Oct. 1911 married HUEBNER, Bertha b. 17 Jan. 1851 Zolbriek, Pomerania, d. 31 May 1935, buried Springdale Cemetery, Clinton Iowa Their children: *WINTER, Anna b. 4 Sept. 1878, d. 30 Aug. 1951 in Clinton, Iowa married 14 April 1899 to *MARSKE, Paul b. 24 Aug. 1875, d. 15 March 1956, Clinton, Iowa WINTER, Emma b. 30 Apr. 1879, d. 15 May 1964, married to ZIEKAU, August b. 8 Dec. 1872, d. 8 May 1954 WINTER, Pauline married DEGE, Charles WINTER, Otto b. 1883, d. 1954, married Marie F. b. 1891, d. 1986 WINTER, Alma b. 1886, d. 1967 married REUSCHE, William b. 1889, d. 1958 WINTER, Elizabeth b. 1888, d. 1971 married JAEGER, August b. 1886, d. 1960 Children of: *MARSKE, Paul and *WINTER, Anna First child died at birth, may have been buried at Wilhelm & Bertha Winter farm. MARSKE, Martha b. 12 Sept. 1901 in Iowa, d. ( ) married 14 June 1930 to ZIMMERMANN, **Elmer b. 2 Jan. 1900, d. ( ) MARSKE, Walter b. 25 Apr. 1903 in Lost Nation Iowa, d. 20 March 1927 MARSKE, Lydia b. 12 Apr. 1905 in Iowa, married 1 April (?), d. 24 Dec. 1968 FREYER, Herbert b. 20 June 1905, d. 11 Oct. 1952 (first husband) JONES, (?) (Second husband) MARSKE, Minna b. 9 Jan. 1907 in Iowa, d. Dec. 1996, in Clinton, Iowa married 5 July 1950 to GRUBER, Henry b. 1905, d. 1974 (probably in Chicago, IL) MARSKE, Elsie b. 19 Oct. 1908 in Iowa, d. 20 June 1965 married to STEFANOWSKI, Fred MARSKE, Florence b. 28 July 1910 in Iowa, d. 14 Oct. 1996 in Antigo, WI, married 10 Nov. 1937 to ZIMMERMAN, **Ervin b. 9 Sept. 1912 in Merrill, WI, d. 30 Jan. 1979, Merrill, WI ** brothers

Someone please tell me how to get into the records of the Morman Church. The address I have always comes back with no name listed and my dad folks have been her since 1854. My mothers folks have been here since 1774 and the address I have has no record of either or me and I'm been here 77 years. Help. sWayne Ulbricht---dale6755@juno.com.

Wayne The records in the IGI and Ancestral Files on the LDS site is information submitted by people like ourselves to the church for inclusion in their files. If the information was never submitted then there would be no records. I've never found any of my family in their IGI and Ancestral files but have found thousands of them on microfilm of German church records that I obtained from them. Someday I will submit all the information I have on my family and then it will be available to anyone and everyone. If you go into their sites Family History Catalog you can search for information by name and place. If there have been records microfilmed you will see information about them, the film number etc and then you can go to your nearest LDS library and order the film for a nominal fee. Usually the loan period is about 4 weeks; they have microfilm readers available at their libraries. For instance, I do research in Rodheim Hessen. I search on Rodheim and pull a list of all the records available, then I order them. Good luck! Sharon Teeslink St. Louis, MO wayne d ulbricht wrote: > > Someone please tell me how to get into the records of the Morman > Church. The address I have always comes back with no name listed and my > dad folks have been her since 1854. My mothers folks have been here > since 1774 and the address I have has no record of either or me and I'm > been here 77 years. Help. sWayne Ulbricht---dale6755@juno.com. > > ==== GERMAN-KINGDOMS Mailing List ==== > Subscribers: > Can you spare $10 dollars to support Rootsweb? > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

That would most likely be the 20th Division. "Husaron" should be "Husaren," auf Englisch, "Hussars." You do not say what the dates on the Karte are, so I'm assuming it is the First World War or before. The unit was raised in Braunschweig. I wish I could be of more help, but all my military links seem to be outdated and regrettably, none of my references are so recent.

I am looking for addresses to find the following info: 1) Records of Medical Degrees in the early to mid 1800's in Germany! 2) Records of Military Service in the Prussian Army 1840-50! Can anyone assist me? Lewis Chaplick "Your friend in New Jersey, U.S.A."

Hi everyone, I have ancestors from Schwerin, Germany. Karl Fritz and Catherine Kineman or Keinman. They used to live very close to a brewery there. Does anyone know of any breweries in Schwerin? Legend is that they used to send the children to this brewery(?) to buy beer for the father's dinner.. regards Trina Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com

Hi folks, I have a copy of the draft exemption of one of my ancestors. The notice says" The draftee Bernhard Anton Kreinberg has been declared exempt from the military draft in the present military conscription based on rule 29 of the draft regulations, and the legitimacy of his exemption is hereby attested to. Altenburg this 19th day of April 1837. The Altenburgian Recruiting Commission of the District of Saxony. Does anybody know what rule 29 was? Thanks, Grant Kreinberg

I have a copy of what I think as a military ID on my great-grandfather. On the cover it states Armee=korps. ?? Division (am not able to determine if it is a 20 or a W) ?? Cavallerie Brigade Braunschw. Husaron Regimt ?? --------- Militar=Bak des August Hunzelmann It appears that he was in the army for 2 years from dates within the booklet. Additionally, there is an inked stamp which features a leaping horse within a circle of letters. A portion of it has faded but BRAUNSCHWEIG is a portion of the circle. Below the horse is Husaron Regiment. How and/or where would I look to get further information on this item. Any assistance would be most appreciated. Sue Wallenius