Eugene Alvin Harr, 69, Jamestown, died Sept. 21 at Jamestown Hospital. Harr was born Aug. 18, 1932 in Oakes. He attended school in Kensal. In 1952, he moved to Jamestown. He worked as a janitor, shoe shiner and for an industrial shop. In 1998, he began working with Alpha Opportunities. Survivors include a brother, Everett Harr of Moorhead, Minn.; and two sisters, Ruth Meeker of Denver and Elnora Pinon of Phoenix. Burial was in Highland Home Cemetery, Jamestown.

Rodney J. Entzi, 49, Jamestown, died Sept. 24 from injuries suffered in a vehicle accident. Rodney Entzi was born July 19, 1952, in Jamestown, the son of Alvin W. and Irene (Lux) Entzi. He graduated from Lehr High School and later studied architectural drafting at North Dakota State College of Science, Wahpeton. Rodney married Cheryl Miller Nov. 4, 1972, in Lehr. They farmed near Fredonia. He later moved to Jamestown, where he worked for Pepsi and County Market. He also distributed the Jamestown Sun. He recently purchased Hillview Bar and Restaurant, Jamestown. Rodney was a member of Concordia Lutheran Church, Jamestown. Survivors include a son, Jamie (Kristi) Entzi of Bismarck; his parents, Alvin and Irene Entzi of Fredonia; and two brothers, Randy Entzi of Bismarck and Rory (Melissa) Entzi of Edgeley. Rodney was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandparents. Burial was in Martin Luther Lutheran Cemetery, Fredonia.

Adelia Vetsch, 74, Wishek, died Oct. 6 at the Wishek Home for the Aged. Adelia Alvina Hauck was born Oct. 17, 1926, on the family farm, near Wishek, the daughter of Adam and Rosina (Lehr) Hauck. She grew up and attended school in Logan County. Adelia married Joseph Vetsch on Nov. 2, 1947 at the home of Adelia's parents. The couple farmed northeast of Wishek until 1971, when they moved into Wishek. Adelia worked at the Wishek Nursing Home until her retirement in 1997. Survivors include her husband, Joseph of Wishek; a daughter, Norma (Ronald) Sayler of Bismarck; three sisters, Helen (Edwin) Rath of Wishek, Betty Ruff of Steele and Arlene (Arthur) Kirschenman of Valley City; two brothers, Donald Hauck of Minot and Norman (Sharyn) Hauck of Napoleon; a sister-in-law, Janet Hauck of Wishek; and four grandchildren. Adelia was preceded in death by her parents and a brother.

Dale Meidinger, 49, Gackle, died Oct. 5, 2001 at a Fargo hospital. A family service was held Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2001, at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, near Zeeland, with Pastor Hrenyk officiating. Dale Meidinger was born Dec. 7, 1951 in Bismarck, the son of Paul and Emma (Wolff) Meidinger. He attended school in Wishek and graduated in 1971 from Wishek High School. He attended Pipestone (Minn.) Technical College, where he learned meat cutting. He returned home and helped on the family farm. Dale married Stella Schweigert on April 4, 1976 in Alfred. They made their home on the family farm, near Zeeland. They moved to Gackle in 1991. Dale worked as a meat cutter for D & L Grocery in Gackle. Survivors include his wife, Stella of Gackle; two daughters, Marsha Meidinger and Kari Meidinger, both of Gackle; a brother, Walter (Loraine) Meidinger of Bismarck; and two sisters, Rachel (Ellon) Meidinger of Zeeland and Ramona (Harvey) Fiechtner of Gackle. Dale was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and two sisters. Interment was at St. Andrew's Lutheran Cemetery, rural Zeeland.

Bernard and Tammy Weigel of Apple Valley, Minn., are the parents of a baby boy. Jacob Lee Weigel was born Sept. 17. He weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces and measured 21 inches long. Grandparents are Albert and Patty Brendel, and Ben and Katie Weigel, all of Napoleon. Great-grandparents are Barbara Brendel of Napoleon and Andy and Helen Gross of Butte, Mont.

(1) Surnames of families who migrated to Marsh and Cabin Creek area, Dawson County , MT before and about 1910. Those marked in blue Judy A. Remmick-Hubert has additional family data.  They were: Ackerman, Bailey, Brandner, Brost, Bunge, Cameron, Carson, Cookshenk, Cullen, Dalke, Davis, Deg, Dewald, Dittis, Elhard, Engel, Finch, Fode, Folger, Fry [ Frey], Garvin, Gaub, Gebhardt, Gehnert, Goetz, Good, Graff, Gutjahr, Haidle, Hayes, Hauso, Hein, Hintz, Hoffer, Holzworth, Irion, Janssen, Johnsen, Johnson, Kalmbach, Kaul, Kelle, Kerner, Kesler, Koenig, Krenzler, Kosel, Kune, Legato, Littau, Lund, Meidinger, Miller [Mueller], Mittlesteadt, Necker, Neiffer, Nies, Olson, Opp, Perry, Pucall, Quast, Renn, Repp, Reuther, Rittel [Roedel] , Roesler, Rosin, Rothemocher, Ruff, Schaible, Schmidt, Schock , Schultz, Sellickson, Seteren, Siegle, Solheim, Speck, Sperle, Stadel, Steinbach, Stevenson, Sutcliffe, Sweeny, Treat, Ulrich, Vogele, Wahl, Wallis, Whaley, White, Will, Williams, Wold, Yale, Zimbach See URL for links on names in blue: http://www.remmick.org/Montana.Memories/Page9.1.html [email protected]

Going to Salt Lake City for a couple of weeks of research. Will be joiing the list again later.

Journal-Advocate Sterling, Co 10-05-01 Obituaries Emma Marie Suckey, 94, of Sterling, died Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2001, in Sterling. Visitation is today until 6 p.m. at Chaney-Reager Funeral Home. Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, at Faith United Methodist Church with the Rev. David Burnett officiating. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery. Mrs. Suckey was born April 12, 1907 in Leroy to Jacob and Pauline (Frank) Bauder. She attended school in the Leroy area. On Nov. 28, 1928, she married Albert Suckey. They lived and farmed in the Leroy area until moving to Fleming where they continued farming. They moved to the Fyffe community in 1949 where they farmed until her husband Albert died in 1972. She sold the farm and moved to Sterling. She was a member of the Faith United Methodist Church and the Methodist Women's group in the church. She enjoyed cooking, sewing and was always willing to help others. She is survived by two daughters, Leota J. Kestler and husband Donald of Greeley, and Kay Volpe and husband David of Greeley; one brother, George Bauder of Sterling, two sisters, Alma Lane of Sterling and Lenora Wilcox and husband Lloyd of Sterling; eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one daughter, Mary Louise Graber; one grandchild, sisters Nettie McMillan and BerthaSteckhler, and brothers Jake, Ted and Rudolph Bauder. Memorials can be made to the Faith United Methodist Church.

Clarence Kissler's e-mail address is [email protected] : : > I-70 Scout newspaper : : > Byers, Colorado : : > 10-05-01 : : > : : > : : > Germans from Russia : : > set genealogy meeting : : > The Denver Chapter of the American Historical Society of Germans : : > from Russia : : > will hold its regular genealogy meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 7 : : > p.m. at : : > the Argyle, 4115 W. 38th Ave. : : > The chapter is hosting the release of a new video production titled, : : > “A : : > Collage of German-Russian Photographs.” This new 30-minute video : : > brings : : > together over 100 photographic scenes of early day life in the : : > Russian : : > colonies of Frank, Messer, Norka and other villages. : : > It also has scenes of early day German settlers to the steppes of : : > Russia as : : > well during the early turn of the century arrival days to the United : : > States. : : > This initial viewing is hosted by Clarence Kissler. The event is : : > free and : : > the public is welcome. For more information call Ruth at : : > (303)732-4563. : : : : ________________________________________________________________ : : GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! : : Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! : : Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: : : http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/. : : : : : : : : : :

Do any of you have Clarence Kissler's e-mail address? Thank you Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: "kenneth E Hutton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 10:45 PM Subject: Re: Genealoy Meeting set : Will this tape be available for purchase? : : On Fri, 5 Oct 2001 18:55:04 -0500 Elaine and Bob McDowell : <[email protected]> writes: : > I-70 Scout newspaper : > Byers, Colorado : > 10-05-01 : > : > : > Germans from Russia : > set genealogy meeting : > The Denver Chapter of the American Historical Society of Germans : > from Russia : > will hold its regular genealogy meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 7 : > p.m. at : > the Argyle, 4115 W. 38th Ave. : > The chapter is hosting the release of a new video production titled, : > “A : > Collage of German-Russian Photographs.” This new 30-minute video : > brings : > together over 100 photographic scenes of early day life in the : > Russian : > colonies of Frank, Messer, Norka and other villages. : > It also has scenes of early day German settlers to the steppes of : > Russia as : > well during the early turn of the century arrival days to the United : > States. : > This initial viewing is hosted by Clarence Kissler. The event is : > free and : > the public is welcome. For more information call Ruth at : > (303)732-4563. : : ________________________________________________________________ : GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! : Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! : Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: : http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/. : : :

I-70 Scout newspaper Byers, Colorado 10-05-01 Germans from Russia set genealogy meeting The Denver Chapter of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia will hold its regular genealogy meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. at the Argyle, 4115 W. 38th Ave. The chapter is hosting the release of a new video production titled, “A Collage of German-Russian Photographs.” This new 30-minute video brings together over 100 photographic scenes of early day life in the Russian colonies of Frank, Messer, Norka and other villages. It also has scenes of early day German settlers to the steppes of Russia as well during the early turn of the century arrival days to the United States. This initial viewing is hosted by Clarence Kissler. The event is free and the public is welcome. For more information call Ruth at (303)732-4563.

Hi ya Suzanne, time permitting i will do look-ups... < i DO have the book ; and NO it's not online (yet) > Just post the names, or requests U have... preferably with the location where U expect them < if such is known! > So long, ;j. ----- Original Message ----- From: "SHeinitzD" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2001 3:40 PM Subject: Re: [GERmanRUSsian] Roll Call/STROBEL & BREITLING > Does anyone know if Karl Stumps book is available on line? Or does > anyone have a copy who would be willing to do a couple of look-ups? > Suzanne Heinitz > > ===== > Someday you'll be an ancestor too! > > > ==== GermanRussian Mailing List ==== > A virus that is distributed as an attachment will not reach you through this RootsWeb mailing list. > >

Forwarded to the list... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale Mattis" <[email protected]> To: "List Keeper" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2001 11:08 AM Subject: Re: [GERmanRUSsian] New subscribers, and oldtimers....; call for ROLL CALL > MATTIS/MATHEAS/MATHES/MATTHEWS, NIKOLAI, MIESKE, ARNDT, all from > Volhynia and Congress Poland > SAWATZKI from East Prussia > > List Keeper wrote: > > > > Since we have had a lot of new subscribers, it would appear that a ROLL CALL > .....snipped

Request forwarded ----- Original Message ----- From: "Loretta Neuhardt" <[email protected]> To: "List Keeper" <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2001 1:09 AM Subject: Re: Hauck Obit > > -Was wondering if anyone on the list has an obituary for Gustave Hauck from > the Wishek Star paper and would be so kind as to email it to me. Thanks. > Loretta > [email protected] > > > >

Village: Norka Volga River Area Names: Pfenning, Schwartz, Dick, Albrect, Fuch, Tillman, Yost, Scheideman, Hinkel, Sauer, Brill, Glanz.

http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?brd=2159 then click on obits. Altus Times Altus, Okahoma 09-30-01

Loveland Newspaper Loveland, Colorado 09-30-01 BETZ: Amelia "Molly" Betz, 98, of Loveland, died Sept. 26, 2001, at Sierra Vista Health Care Center in Loveland. She was born May 25, 1903, in Russia, to Henry and Amelia Gabel Bakel. The family immigrated to the United States when she was 9 years old. They eventually settled in Greeley. She married John Betz in March 1922 in Greeley. He preceded her in death in 1981. They lived and raised their family near Milliken, Erie and Longmont. She enjoyed sewing and flowers. She was a member of the Boulder County Extension Club and served many meals at the senior center in Lyons. Mrs. Betz is survived by a son, Elmer Betz of Loveland; a daughter, Irene Ray of Post Falls, Idaho; a brother, Leo Bakel of Loveland; a sister, Mary Snyder of Los Angeles; five grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Henry and Donald Bakel and a sister, Martha Meintzer. No visitation is planned. Cremation will be conducted. Graveside memorial services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Longmont Mountain View Cemetery. The family requests memorial donations to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 102454, Atlanta, Ga. 30368-2454, or to the American Red Cross, Mile High Chapter, 444 Sherman St., Denver, Colo. 80203-4425. Howe Mortuary in Longmont is in charge of arrangements. Back to the top

Hi All; Willing to do look ups from this local history. Just email me your request and I will see what I can do. Kelly :-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Index FAMILY HISTORIES Abram, Francis Stanley, 127 Abram, Walter Scott, 127 Acherman, Frank, 128 Adams, Arthur, 130 Anheliger, Frank Sr., 130 Anheliger, Walter, 131 Bachman Family History, 131 Baer, Ludwig, 132 Ball Family History, 132 Ball, Jacob, 132 Ball, Donat Sr., 134 Ball, Theodore, 134 Barber, Roy and Ruby, 134 Barnes, Ray Walter, 134 Barnes, Edith, 134 Bast, Adolph, 135 Bast, Gregor, 135 Bengert Families, 136 Bengert, Heinrich, 137 Bensons, 137 Bentz, George, 137 Bisson, Alexander Robert, 139 Bitz Family, 139 Bitzer, Peter, 140 Bitzer Family History, 140 Boehm, Michael, 141 Boeser, 141 Bosch, Ludwig, 141 Bruce, Dr., 143 Burhoff, Mr. & Mrs. Adolph, 143 Burkart, Michael and Barbara, 144 Burkart, Joseph, 144 Burkart, Michael, 146 Burkart, John and Elizabeth, 147 Burkart, Nick, 149 Caldwells on the Prairies, 150 Chapdelaine, 153 Courtice, Doug, 153 Daluhn, 153 Davison, Ila and Glenda, 154 Deibert, Arnold, 154 Deis, Joe, 154 Demers, 155 Dennis History, 155 Dilschneider, John, 157 Dunn, Jim, 158 Dutkowski, Edward, 159 Eberts, Edward, 159 Eberts, Edward Frank, 160 Eberts, Michael, 160 Ehman, Albert, 161 Ehmann, Alexander, 163 Ehman, Robert, 164 Ehman, Gustave, 166 Ehman, Leo, 167 Ehmann, Jacob R., and Simon, Julia, 168 Ehman, Dan, 170 Ehman, George, 170 Ehman, Michael Joseph, 171 Ehman, Paul, 171 Eisenkirch Family, 172 Eisenzimmer Family, 173 Eisworth, John and Mary, 173 Eisworth, Joseph, 174 Ell, Charles, 174 Ell, Karl, 175 Ell, Sebastian, 176 Ellenor Family, 177 Engberg, Frank, 178 Engelhardt Family, 179 Engh, Mikael and Christine, 180 Euteneier Story, 181 Everett, Charles and Lucy, 182 Fahlman, Gottlieb, 182 Fahlman, John Andrew, 183 Fahlman, Andrew, 185 Fahlman, JohnJ., 186 Fahlman, Adolph, 187 Fetch, Frank, 187 Folk, Helena, 188 Folk, Peter, 188 Folk, Jacob, 190 Folk, Matthias, 190 Folk, Michael A., 190 Folk, Paul, 192 Folk, Anton A., 193 Folk, Clemens, 194 Folk, Sebastian, 196 Fox, 199 Freckot, John and Katharina, 201 Frederick Family, 202 Frohlich, Jacob and Margaretha, 203 Frohlich, Johannes and Johanna, 203 Frohlick, Dionys, 204 Frohlick, Gabriel, 205 Fuchs, Peter, 207 Gardiner, 208 Gardner, John, 209 Gartner, Peter, 209 Gelsinger, Anthony, 210 Gelsinger, Frank Sr., 210 Gelsinger, John, 212 Gelsinger, Conrad, 212 Gelsinger, Meinrad, 214 Giesinger, Ambrose, 214 Giesinger, Louis, 216 Giesinger, Andrew, 216 Giesinger, Vincent, 216 Griffith, Dr. George, 217 Harris, 217 Heck, Frank, 219 Heck, Raymond, 220 Hill, Martha, 221 Hitcherick, Jacob, 222 Hoffart, Peter, 223 Hoffert Family, 223 Hungle Family, 224 Iverson, Julius, 226 Johnson, James M., 226 Kasper Family, 227 Kenyon, Ken, 228 Kingston Family, 228 Kipper History, 229 Klein, Anton, 229 Klein, Gustav, 229 Kletzel Family, 230 Kohler, 230 Lane, Bob, 232 Langman Family, 232 Lipp, Joseph, 232 Luedtke, 233 Lutz, Joseph, 234 Luzny, Lawrence, 235 Martz, Adam, 235 Maerz, William Conrad and Helen, 235 Maier, Alexander, 237 Maier, Joseph Robert, 238 Maloughney Family, 238 Massine, Michael, 239 Massop, Bill, 239 McLean, Dr., 239 McGarry, John and Rich, Bill and Daniel, 240 McGee, 241 McKerlie Family, 241 McWilliams, Jim and Agnes, 242 McWilliams, Ernest, 243 McWilliams, Ole and Irma, 244 Measner, Henry, 245 Measner, Herman and Martha, 246 Measner, A.W., 249 Measner, William, 249 Measner, Edward and Mary, 251 Mengel Family, 252 Mertler, John and Marie, 253 Metz, Bernard Sr., 253 Metz, Stephan, 254 Miller, Aloysuis, 255 Miller, Nick, 256 Mything, Olive, 258 Morrow, 258 Myrah Family, 259 Nettling, Reinhardt and Pauline, 261 Nesbitt, Allan and Alice, 262 Nesbitt, Thomas Henry and Elizabeth, 263 Nicholl, 265 Olson, 265 Pflegers, 266 Pratt Family, 267 Prosofski Family, 268 Reiters, 268 Renye,Joe, 268 Rieberger, John, 268 Rieger, Peter, 269 Rink, Frank, 269 Rissling Family, 270 Rogoschewsky, John, 270 Sali, John, 271 Schaefer Family, 271 Schatz, Bernard and Josephine, 272 Schatz, Frank, 273 Schmitt, Dr. Henry Joseph, 275 Schneider, 275 Schroeder Family, 276 Schropp, Hironimus and Mary Eva, 277 Schropp, Philip, 277 Schropp, George, 279 Schropp, Dr. Jerome, 279 Schlachter, 280 Schmitke, 281 Schumacher, Rudolph, 281 Searcy, 281 Selinger, Frank and Margaret, 283 Selinger, Ignatius, 284 Selinger, Dominic, 284 Selinger, John, 285 Selinger, Frank Mike, 287 Selinger, Peter, 287 Selinger, Mr. & Mrs. Philip, 287 Selinger, Ralph F., 287 Selinger, Roy and Pauline, 288 Shank, L.A., 289 Souch, Norman Samuel, 290 Spencer, 290 Stefuik Family, 291 Steinhauer, Gustave and Dorothea, 291 Steinhauer, Peter, 292 Stepan,John, 294 Streifel Family, 294 Stroh, Chris and Anne, 295 Studer. 295 Swedberg. Andrew. 297 Swedberg. Peter, 298 Thauberger, Joseph Sr., 299 Thauberger, John J., 300 Thauberger, Joseph Jr., 301 Thauberger, Peter, 302 Thauberger, Peter, 302 Thomas, Frank, 302 Thurmeier, Ferdinand Anthony, 303 Till, Joe, 303 Van Hollen, George, 304 Walker Family, 304 Walker, Gottlieb and Christine, 305 Walker, Oscar, 306 Wegwitz Family, 307 White, Chauncey, 307 Wolfe, 307 Zentner, Bernard, 308 Zentner, Joe, 309 Zenzeluk, Mike, 309 Zars or Zerr, 310 Ziegler, Frank, 312 Newcomers 1970-1980, 313 David Thauberger, 317 Newwman Myrah, 317 Yesterday and Today, 319 Oratory in Holdfast Elementary School, 320 Public Speaking in Schell High, 321 School Sports, 322 4H Baby Beef Club, 322 4H Homecraft, 323 History of Sarnia Centennial Clinic, 324 Library, 325 Holdfast Housing Development, 325 My House and Me, 326 50 and Over Club, 326 Carlton Trail Community College, 327 Holdfast and District Recreation Board, 327 Holdfast and District Optimist Club, 328 Holdfast and District Opti-Mrs., 328 Reminiscing, 330 Community Living, 331 Berry Picking, 336 My Memories of World War II, 337 "Wind Up Night", 338 Through the Years, 340 Parades, 346 Old Times, 347 General Interest, 348 Index, 349 Kelly M. Mitchell Calgary AB CAN Homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~skstjose/kelly/homepage/index.html

Hi, I recently located the birth and christening record of my gggrandfather (Ernst Herman Hoeppner) which listed is father as Christian Hoeppner (Hopfner), Lancer in the 3rd ? 4th Lancer REgement; mother Wilhelmine geb.(born) Pflugrad. This was in the year1833, Treptow-Riga, Pommern, Germany; Saint Marian Ev. Church. I found it on film#1334637 at the Family History Library International films section. I understand Pflugrad can also be Pflugradt/Plugrath. So far I have not found their marriage. I have also found other brothers and sisters to my gggrandfather. So I am also interested in the Pflugrad, Pflugradt, Pflugrath name. I am wondering if she was from a different area and they were married there. The earliest child, I have found, was born in 1829, Carl Julius Eduard Hoeppner and he died, but the next child was also given the same name. Do you know where your Pflugrath family was from in Russia and in Germany? I have a lot more records on microfilm to go through so I haven't given up hope on finding their marriage. And as I get more proficient in reading Gothic German I may have to go over previously read films as well to see if I missed anything. If any of these names sound like possibilities to you, I am thrilled to share whatever I find. Cathye Fred Pflugrath wrote: > Good Morning! > > I am searching: > PFLUGRATH/PFLUGRADT, DAMMEL > > Thanks! > Fred Pflugrath > > ==== GermanRussian Mailing List ==== > Information about your GermanRussian Mailing List is at > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/RUS/GermanRussian.html

Suzanne, I have a copy of the book. Send me the info and I will try to look it up sometime this week. chris Fayetteville, GA