Hi, I am researching my Kuhl ancestors. My great grandfather was Peter Kuhl, who came out to Australia in 1873. He boarded a ship, the Cesarewitch, in San Francisco and sailed to Melbourne. He changed his surname to Cool in 1879 when he married. His death certificate lists his parents as Heinrich Kuhl and Sophia Kreutzer. I have found a reference to them in the archives at Bonn. They emigrated to America in 1853. They had two children at that time, Margaretha Kuhl, aged 3, and Peter, aged 1. This ties in with the age of my great grandfather Peter, who was born in 1852. Peter Kuhl stated on the birth certificate of his first child that he was born in Detroit, but the records from Bonn indicate otherwise. The family may have lived there when he was a child. I have not been able to find any trace of the family in US records. Any help would be much appreciated. Bruce Cool Canberra Australia

Hi, I am looking for data of the coming of my greats-grandmother of the Poland for Brazil, probably in the year of 1890. The most likely exit would be of the port of Bremerhaven in Germany arriving in Rio De Janeiro in Brazil. The names of them are the following ones: Greats-grandmother Maternal: Josepha Uezaky (1866), Antonio Uezaky (1847) # Uszacki; Petronilha Pavosky (1861), Nicolau Pavosky (1860) # Pawlowski. Greats-grandmother Paternal: João Ulinovska # Ulinowski, Mariana Devozecki # Dworzecki; Victorio Kessesinski, Francisca Kessesinski. If somebody to know something would be very grateful to get any type of information. Since already I am thankful, Carolina Pereira Kechinski Engenheira de Alimentos - CREA120387 UFRGS Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul ICTA Instituto de Ciência e Tecnologia de Alimentos F:51 84390414 ou 3316 6245 Carolina.kechinski@ufrgs.br -----Mensagem original----- De: germany-passenger-lists-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:germany-passenger-lists-bounces@rootsweb.com] Em nome de Maria Enviada em: quarta-feira, 29 de novembro de 2006 23:45 Para: germany-passenger-lists@rootsweb.com Assunto: Re: [G-P-L] GERMANY-PASSENGER-LISTS Digest, Vol 1, Issue 175 Carl, Was his father Anton? And were they in Michigan? Michigan Immigration from Michigan Web site. 5/4/2004 1st paper 2nd paper Pohl Anthony V24 P44 No Yes Pohl John Reinhold V21 P83 No Yes Pohl Reinhold V21 P83 No Yes Pohl Rudolph V24 P45 No Yes Pohl Runhold V21 P83 No Yes !Name: Reinhold Pohl Age in 1910: 47 Estimated birth year: 1862 Home in 1910: DELAWARE TWP, SANILAC, Michigan Race: White Gender: Male Series: T624 Roll: 674 Part: 2 Page: 86B Year: 1910 >I am looking for any immigration info for Reinhard Pohl in 1870's very > possibly 1880. > > Thanx Carl ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GERMANY-PASSENGER-LISTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Pearl: If this looks promising, you can find more information at www.genealogienetz.de and the "local heritage books" under "databases". These were found in the Teufelsmoor section. BLANKEN, Anna * 26.08.1775 in Worpswede, + 19.10.1781 in Worpswede BLANKEN, Anna * 04.01.1820 in Hüttendorf, + 25.05.1827 in Hüttendorf BLANKEN, Anna Dorothea * 23.10.1818 in Hüttendorf, + 30.01.1819 in Hüttendorf BLANKEN, Annete * 26.10.1810 in Bergedorf 17 BLANKEN, Becke * 1716 in Oberendermoor, + 1716 in Kirchtimke BLANKEN, Berend * 19.04.1801 in Eickedorf, + 19.12.1819 in Eickedorf BLANKEN, Betha * 18.04.1793 in Wörpedorf BLANKEN, Claus * um 1759 in Kirchtimke BLANKEN, Cordt * 04.06.1761 in Kirchtimke BLANKEN, Dierck * 16.09.1770 in Worpswede, + 12.02.1774 in Worpswede BLANKEN, Dierck * 07.08.1777 in Worpswede, + 11.05.1778 in Worpswede BLANKEN, Dierck * 13.10.1813 in Bergedorf 17, + 31.05.1814 in Bergedorf 17 BLANKEN, Dierck * 24.10.1788 in Mühlendeich BLANKEN, Dierk * 12.11.1779 in Worpswede 10 BLANKEN, Dirk * 21.09.1774 in Ostersode BLANKEN, Dorothea Friederike * 29.01.1791 in Hüttendorf 20, + 25.02.1872 in Hüttenbusch 16 BLANKEN, Friedrich Christian * 28.04.1793 in Hüttendorf 20, + 09.11.1819 in Hüttendorf 20 BLANKEN, Garfel * 03.02.1758 in Breddorf, + 06.07.1832 in Hüttendorf BLANKEN, Georg Hinrich * 13.12.1784 in Hüttendorf 20 BLANKEN, Georg Hinrich * 28.11.1782 in Hüttendorf 20, + 08.12.1783 in Hüttendorf 20 BLANKEN, Gesche * 13.05.1798 in Eickedorf, + 07.04.1802 in Eickedorf BLANKEN, Gesche BLANKEN, Geske * 05.08.1771 in Ostersode BLANKEN, Geverd * 27.08.1779 in Worpswede, + 28.03.1817 in Bergedorf 17 BLANKEN, Gevert * 01.08.1819 in Bergedorf 17 BLANKEN, Grete * 24.03.1788 in Worpswede 10, + 17.04.1850 in Worpswede 53 BLANKEN, Gretje * 02.06.1763 in Ostersode, + 07.04.1831 in Ostersode BLANKEN, Gretje * 12.10.1792 in Eickedorf BLANKEN, Harm BLANKEN, Harm * um 1745 in Hepstedt, + 24.01.1827 in Ostersode BLANKEN, Herman BLANKEN, Hermann * 09.11.1830 in Hohenfelde, + 19.11.1830 in Hohenfelde BLANKEN, Hinrich * 1830 in Hepstedt BLANKEN, Hinrich * 01.09.1777 in Worpswede 10 BLANKEN, Hinrich * um 1739 in Hepstedt, + 17.03.1788 in Worpswede BLANKEN, Hinrich * 16.07.1801 in Bergedorf 17, + 16.10.1819 in Bergedorf 17 BLANKEN, Hinrich * 10.12.1822 in Heudorf, + 15.12.1822 in Heudorf BLANKEN, Johann * in Wilstedt, + 13.01.1772 in Ostersode BLANKEN, Johann * um 1746 in Tarmstedt, + 30.09.1795 in Bremen BLANKEN, Johann Conrad * 25.09.1818 in Hüttendorf 20 BLANKEN, Johann Conrad Christoph * 11.07.1781 in Hüttendorf 20, + 24.12.1847 in Hüttendorf BLANKEN, Johann Friedrich * 18.02.1804 in Bergedorf 17 BLANKEN, Johann Hinrich * 12.01.1824 in Heudorf BLANKEN, Johanna Louise * 24.06.1795 in Hüttendorf 20, + 06.04.1860 in Hüttendorf 11 BLANKEN, Johanna Maria Wilhelmina * 06.03.1789 in Hüttendorf 20, + 20.05.1826 in Ostersode BLANKEN, Klaus * 25.08.1782 in Heudorf 14, + 25.09.1864 in Heudorf BLANKEN, Margaretha Ahlheit * 17.06.1807 in Bergedorf 17 BLANKEN, Margrete * 30.12.1795 in Eickedorf BLANKEN, Margrete * 10.08.1787 in Mühlendeich, + 01.09.1787 in Mühlendeich BLANKEN, Margreth Alheit * 19.12.1820 in Heudorf BLANKEN, Mette * 04.07.1764 in Kirchtimke, + 27.01.1823 in Kirchtimke BLANKEN, Peter * 16.02.1759 in Heudorf, + 24.01.1824 in Eickedorf BLANKEN, totgeborene * 18.03.1784 in Mühlendeich, + 18.03.1784 in Mühlendeich BLANKEN, totgeborene * 12.11.1784 in Mühlendeich, + 12.11.1784 in Mühlendeich BLANKEN, totgeborener * 04.11.1786 in Mühlendeich, + 04.11.1786 in Mühlendeich BLANKEN, totgeborener * 22.06.1826 in Hüttendorf, + 22.06.1826 in Hüttendorf BLANKEN, Trin * 17.09.1768 in Ostersode BLANKEN, Trine * 26.09.1823 in Hüttendorf BLANKEN, Wübke * 10.10.1785 in Mühlendeich, + 12.10.1785 in Mühlendeich Bev Colgin (moll1942@aol.com) mainly researching BRÜNJES, RENKEN, MOOK, MOLL, HOFFMEISTER, and VON OESEN. -----Original Message----- From: pearl.16@ntlworld.com To: GERMANY-PASSENGER-LISTS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 6:29 AM Subject: [G-P-L] BLANKEN Research Hi everyone, On behalf of my husband I am researching the surname BLANKEN (now BLANKING). All the BLANKINGs in the UK stem from one person, namely Johann Heinrich BLANKEN who arrived in London on the 2nd September 1836 age about 18. I understand he came over from Hamburg on the ship “Columbine”, a sugar baker from Hannover. Somewhere along the line it appears he could have lived in Kirchtimke but I am not certain. On his marriage certificate (to Sarah Jenner) in London he names his father as Henry, a farmer, presumably still living in Germany if alive. I would like to know how long it would have taken to travel from Hamburg to London in those days; what would the conditions be like on the ship, etc. etc. and also if he did come from Kirchtimke. Would like to hear from anyone who can help. Regards Pearl Blanking -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. 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Very interesting but no connection. I negleted to mention that he appears in 1885 and thereafter in Evansville Indiana Sorry but thanks again. Carl

Sorry Barbara, as far as I know only Blanken & Blanking :-( -----Original Message----- From: germany-passenger-lists-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:germany-passenger-lists-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Caffecupz@aol.com Sent: 29 November 2006 17:09 To: germany-passenger-lists@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [G-P-L] GERMANY-PASSENGER-LISTS Digest, Vol 1, Issue 175 Do u have any Blankenmeyer, any spelling, in your line? Barbara : ) German: Bauer,BEUSCHER,BLANKENMEYER,ENGELHARDT,FRANK,HOHLER,KITTELBERGER, MILLER,MULLER,RINGEISEN,ROLLMANN,SOFFEL,WAGNER,WILLIAMS ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GERMANY-PASSENGER-LISTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.19/556 - Release Date: 28/11/2006 15:22 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.19/556 - Release Date: 28/11/2006 15:22

Hi Masugu, Many thanks for your help; I tend to agree with you that it was probably the one launched in 1826. All very interesting reading! Regards Pearl -----Original Message----- From: germany-passenger-lists-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:germany-passenger-lists-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Wayne J. Straight Sent: 29 November 2006 16:16 To: germany-passenger-lists@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [G-P-L] BLANKEN/BLANKING Hi Pearl; I searched pretty diligently for HMS Columbine--with mixed results. There were /a number /of British ships by that name. There was even one by that name that fought at the Battle of Trafalgar. One sank off South Africa in 1829. Another was stranded at Rotterdam in1855. Below is a list of urls w/ extracts which may prove useful. My money is on the ship that was launched in 1826. Cheers, Masugu www.theshipslist.com/ships/lines/generalsnc.htm General Steam Navigation Co. Vessel Built Years in Service Tons Columbine 1826 1855 stranded near Rotterdam. 393 www.cronab.demon.co.uk/info.htm Building Yards-- for Small Royal Navy Warships Port Year Ship BUCKLER'S HARD 1808 Columbine PORTSMOUTH/GOSPORT 1826 Columbine members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/mig-nsw.htm NSW Shipping VESSEL DAY MTH YEAR ARRIVED DEPARTED SRC FILM COMMENTS COLUMBINE 03 12 1841 Botany Bay ... AL 2135 ... www.reach.net/~sc001198/ShipsC3.htm Register of Ships Transcribed from the Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping COLUMBINE - 1854 Master: Captain A. McLenan Rigging: Brig; sheathed in yellow metal in 1853; fastened with iron bolts Tonnage: 180 tons using old measurements and 176 tons using new measurements Construction: 1839 in Aberdeen; some repairs in 1849 & 1853 Owners: McLenan & Co. Port of registry: Inverness Port of survey: Liverpool Voyage: sailed for Australia www.mareud.com/Timelines/1800-1899.htm TIME-LINE--Merchant and Navy Ship events 1800 - 1899 1829 Date Comments 31/3 1829 Columbine. Brig, 280 tons. From London to Sydney with supplies of religious books & pamphlets belonging to the London Wesleyan Missionary Society, for the use of missionaries in the Australian Colonies, New Zealand & Tonga, was lost on the west coast of South Africa between St. Helena & Saldara Bay (50 miles north of Cape Town) www.mail-archive.com/lanark-l@rootsweb.com/msg07602.html Here are the extracts of the register of sasines. (6275) February 25 1830 James WILSON, writer, Glasgow,seised February 25 1830, in the 3/4 parts in divisio of a tenement of land or houses with the yard at the back thereof and buildings thereon on the west side of Shuttle Street, Glasgow (under exception); under burden of liferent annuity of ?40 to Elizabeth BOGLE his mother - and the sum of ?400 to Elizabeth WILSON, his sister;- disp. by William WILSON gardener, Glasgow, John WILSON, Lieut. in the 93rd Reg of Foot then in Glasgow and the commissioner for Robert WILSON purser of H.M. Ship Columbine, Mar 21 1828. P.R. 538. 274. 6384 April 22 1830 William WILSON, gardener, Glasgow, Seised, March 20 1830 in 3/4 parts or shares pro divisio of a lot or steading of the ground with the dwelling house and other buildings theron consisting of 386 sq. yds. and 8 feet on the southwest side of the Gascube Highway, being part of the lands of Blythwood, bar. par. Glasgow,under burden of the liferent of Elizabeth BOGLE, relict of John WILSON, gardener, Glasgow, of the fist flat above ground flat with a milkhouse and cellar of the said subjects; on disp. James WILSON, Writer, Glasgow, John WILSON, Lieut. in the 93rd Regt of Foot, and the commissioner of Robert WILSON purser of HM Ship Columbine Mar 21 1828. P.R. 542. 96. cgi.ebay.co.uk/CASTAWAY-SHIP-COLUMBINE-ELIZABETH-MOUAT-LASHED-TO-DECK_W0 QQitemZ120039227364QQihZ002QQcategoryZ10164QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem This page has a drawing of "a" ship named Columbine--I downloaded a copy if you have trouble doing so. www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/becites/genealogy/immigrant/87062528.idx.html Index of Fast Sailing Ships: Their Design and Construction, 1775-1875 by David R. MacGregor Ship Built Description HMS Columbine 1826 12-gun sloop, 88 Columbine 1839 brig, costs, 276 ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GERMANY-PASSENGER-LISTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.19/556 - Release Date: 28/11/2006 15:22 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.19/556 - Release Date: 28/11/2006 15:22

Carl, Was his father Anton? And were they in Michigan? Michigan Immigration from Michigan Web site. 5/4/2004 1st paper 2nd paper Pohl Anthony V24 P44 No Yes Pohl John Reinhold V21 P83 No Yes Pohl Reinhold V21 P83 No Yes Pohl Rudolph V24 P45 No Yes Pohl Runhold V21 P83 No Yes !Name: Reinhold Pohl Age in 1910: 47 Estimated birth year: 1862 Home in 1910: DELAWARE TWP, SANILAC, Michigan Race: White Gender: Male Series: T624 Roll: 674 Part: 2 Page: 86B Year: 1910 >I am looking for any immigration info for Reinhard Pohl in 1870's very > possibly 1880. > > Thanx Carl

I am looking for any immigration info for Reinhard Pohl in 1870's very possibly 1880. Thanx Carl

Hi everyone, On behalf of my husband I am researching the surname BLANKEN (now BLANKING). All the BLANKINGs in the UK stem from one person, namely Johann Heinrich BLANKEN who arrived in London on the 2nd September 1836 age about 18. I understand he came over from Hamburg on the ship “Columbine”, a sugar baker from Hannover. Somewhere along the line it appears he could have lived in Kirchtimke but I am not certain. On his marriage certificate (to Sarah Jenner) in London he names his father as Henry, a farmer, presumably still living in Germany if alive. I would like to know how long it would have taken to travel from Hamburg to London in those days; what would the conditions be like on the ship, etc. etc. and also if he did come from Kirchtimke. Would like to hear from anyone who can help. Regards Pearl Blanking -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.19/556 - Release Date: 28/11/2006 15:22

Hi Wayne Thank you for your efforts in trying to find the ship my mother came to America on. I have had no luck in finding any of the Dellner family in all the sites I have searched. Perhaps when Dresden was bombed, some of these documents may have been destroyed, but I will keep trying. I have a cousin in Dresden, but she is also second generation and does not know too much about my mother's immigration. My mother left Germany because I was told she was jilted by her boyfriend over there, so came to Canada to forget it all. She was barely over 5' feet tall, she did have blond hair and blue eyes. As far as I was told she arrived here in August 1924 and married my father in October of the same year. They homesteaded in the northern wilderness and I was born 7 years after they were married. I did find the ship that her sister came over here on, Elsbeth Hieke, so was able to add that to the family tree. Thank you ever so much for all your efforts, it was very much appreciated. Dorothy

Do u have any Blankenmeyer, any spelling, in your line? Barbara : ) German: Bauer,BEUSCHER,BLANKENMEYER,ENGELHARDT,FRANK,HOHLER,KITTELBERGER, MILLER,MULLER,RINGEISEN,ROLLMANN,SOFFEL,WAGNER,WILLIAMS

Hi Pearl; I searched pretty diligently for HMS Columbine--with mixed results. There were /a number /of British ships by that name. There was even one by that name that fought at the Battle of Trafalgar. One sank off South Africa in 1829. Another was stranded at Rotterdam in1855. Below is a list of urls w/ extracts which may prove useful. My money is on the ship that was launched in 1826. Cheers, Masugu www.theshipslist.com/ships/lines/generalsnc.htm General Steam Navigation Co. Vessel Built Years in Service Tons Columbine 1826 1855 stranded near Rotterdam. 393 www.cronab.demon.co.uk/info.htm Building Yards-- for Small Royal Navy Warships Port Year Ship BUCKLER'S HARD 1808 Columbine PORTSMOUTH/GOSPORT 1826 Columbine members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/mig-nsw.htm NSW Shipping VESSEL DAY MTH YEAR ARRIVED DEPARTED SRC FILM COMMENTS COLUMBINE 03 12 1841 Botany Bay ... AL 2135 ... www.reach.net/~sc001198/ShipsC3.htm Register of Ships Transcribed from the Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping COLUMBINE - 1854 Master: Captain A. McLenan Rigging: Brig; sheathed in yellow metal in 1853; fastened with iron bolts Tonnage: 180 tons using old measurements and 176 tons using new measurements Construction: 1839 in Aberdeen; some repairs in 1849 & 1853 Owners: McLenan & Co. Port of registry: Inverness Port of survey: Liverpool Voyage: sailed for Australia www.mareud.com/Timelines/1800-1899.htm TIME-LINE--Merchant and Navy Ship events 1800 - 1899 1829 Date Comments 31/3 1829 Columbine. Brig, 280 tons. From London to Sydney with supplies of religious books & pamphlets belonging to the London Wesleyan Missionary Society, for the use of missionaries in the Australian Colonies, New Zealand & Tonga, was lost on the west coast of South Africa between St. Helena & Saldara Bay (50 miles north of Cape Town) www.mail-archive.com/lanark-l@rootsweb.com/msg07602.html Here are the extracts of the register of sasines. (6275) February 25 1830 James WILSON, writer, Glasgow,seised February 25 1830, in the 3/4 parts in divisio of a tenement of land or houses with the yard at the back thereof and buildings thereon on the west side of Shuttle Street, Glasgow (under exception); under burden of liferent annuity of ?40 to Elizabeth BOGLE his mother - and the sum of ?400 to Elizabeth WILSON, his sister;- disp. by William WILSON gardener, Glasgow, John WILSON, Lieut. in the 93rd Reg of Foot then in Glasgow and the commissioner for Robert WILSON purser of H.M. Ship Columbine, Mar 21 1828. P.R. 538. 274. 6384 April 22 1830 William WILSON, gardener, Glasgow, Seised, March 20 1830 in 3/4 parts or shares pro divisio of a lot or steading of the ground with the dwelling house and other buildings theron consisting of 386 sq. yds. and 8 feet on the southwest side of the Gascube Highway, being part of the lands of Blythwood, bar. par. Glasgow,under burden of the liferent of Elizabeth BOGLE, relict of John WILSON, gardener, Glasgow, of the fist flat above ground flat with a milkhouse and cellar of the said subjects; on disp. James WILSON, Writer, Glasgow, John WILSON, Lieut. in the 93rd Regt of Foot, and the commissioner of Robert WILSON purser of HM Ship Columbine Mar 21 1828. P.R. 542. 96. cgi.ebay.co.uk/CASTAWAY-SHIP-COLUMBINE-ELIZABETH-MOUAT-LASHED-TO-DECK_W0QQitemZ120039227364QQihZ002QQcategoryZ10164QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem This page has a drawing of "a" ship named Columbine--I downloaded a copy if you have trouble doing so. www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/becites/genealogy/immigrant/87062528.idx.html Index of Fast Sailing Ships: Their Design and Construction, 1775-1875 by David R. MacGregor Ship Built Description HMS Columbine 1826 12-gun sloop, 88 Columbine 1839 brig, costs, 276

Hi Dorothy; The following is the closest I could find on Ancestry.com. It has a number of problems, not the least of which is that this Martha is married with a child. Sorry, but it was the best I could do. Its a shame since this is more info than I can ever remember seeing on a passenger list. Cheers, Masugu New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Name: Martha Dillner Estimated birth year: abt 1899 Date of Arrival: 29 Sep 1923 Age: 24 Gender: Female Port of Departure: Bremen Place of Origin: German Ship Name: Munchen Port of Arrival: New York, New York Nativity: Germany Line: 14 Microfilm Serial: T715 Microfilm Roll: T715_3389 Birth Location: Germany Birth Location Other: Elsterberg Page Number: 141 Family: (Read: Name/Age/Sex/Marital Status/Read-language/Write/Citizenship/Race/Country/Town of Origin/Contact in home country/US State/US Town/Friend Relative in US/ Immigrant/Health/Height/Complection/Hair/Eyes/PoB) Ernst Dillner/24/Male/Md/Smith/Yes-German/Yes/German/German/Germany/Cossengrun/Father-Herman Golle, Cossengrun, Thur./NH/Manchester/ Aunt-Fridericke Schneider, 79 Turner St., Manchester, NH/Yes/Good/5'10"/Fair/Blond/Blue/Goerputz, Germany Martha Dillner/24/Female/Md/Housewife/Ditto/5'6"/Fair/Blond/Green/Elsterberg, Germany Alma Dillner/1/F/Si/None/No/No/Ditto/--/Fair/Blond/Blue/Cossengrun, Germany Source Citation: Year: 1923; Microfilm serial: T715; Microfilm roll: T715_3389; Line: 14.

John Henry BLANKING (Johannes Heinrich BLANKEN) arrived in London from Hamburg age 18 on the 2nd September 1836 on the ship Columbine. Would love to know if anyone has details of this voyage, i.e. how long would it have taken, size of ship, etc. etc. Regards Pearl -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.19/555 - Release Date: 27/11/2006 18:09

Hi: I have been searching many ships list to try to find the ship and passenger list that my mother immigrated to Canada on, probably in August 1924. My mother's name at the time was MARTHA OLGA DELLNER, born in Dresden, Germany on March 28 1901. She immigrated to America,possibly arrived at a Canadian Port or New York. Her destination was probably Eagle River, Ontario or Waldhof, Ontario. She was more than likely travelling alone. I do not know the port of departure or port of arrival. She may have given her occupation as a domestic worker. She had been corresponding with my father, ARTHUR TITZE, for some time and was immigrating to Canada to marry him. The DELLNER name was originally DELLNER GENNANT SUSSEMILCH, but the family had dropped the "gennant Sussemilch" when Martha was a child. Martha was the daughter of Minna von Riethausen and Paul Dellner Any help would be very much appreciated. Thank you so much. Dorothy

I want to Thank, Kathleen and Wayne for the info they sent me! I have looked at those census but it was at A Family History Center and I was trying to find as much as I could in the time I had and I see that I missed a lot that I should have seen! I have Ancestry.com now so I went back and looked at them after your messages. I really don't know how I missed so much. I don't know if it will help me find Wilhelmina on a Passenger List but at least it is info that I didn't have. Thank you again. Louise _________________________________________________________________ Get free, personalized commercial-free online radio with MSN Radio powered by Pandora http://radio.msn.com/?icid=T002MSN03A07001

Hi Dorothy and Nancy, MICHAEL (MICHEL) is a rather common name in Germany. So it is not a surprize finding people with this name in their ancestors' lines - like me. My mother's maiden name is Dorothea Hildegard Michael. Our Michael line comes from the Oberlausitz area in Saxonia. Best regards Werner Feja.net 2006/11/26, DOROTHY MICHAEL <dotjuan1@msn.com>: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Nancy Jeremias<mailto:njeremias@inebraska.com> > To: germany-passenger-lists@rootsweb.com<mailto: > germany-passenger-lists@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 1:10 AM > Subject: Re: [G-P-L] HAHN Family > > > Hello, I was wondering what Michael's you were related to, my husband's > grandmother was a Michael > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, Nancy. > > My MICHAEL/S family is in and around Cambria and Clearfield County, > Pennsylvania. The earliest MICHAEL ancestor I know of is Joseph, born 1789, > possibly in Maryland; died in 1862 in New Washington, PA. Joseph's parents > supposedly came from Germany in the mid-1700s, but I have not been able to > verify who they were. > > I have Joseph and Elinor (WILSON) MICHAEL's children as: > > Robert who married Emilou TOZER - he died in Topeka, Kansas > Hannah, married Robert RAINEY > Nancy married Daniel HORN > Delila married Robert SMITH > Eliza married John FOX > David, born 1814, died Feb 14 1892, maried Phebe THURSTON - my great X3 > grandparents > > If anything sounds familiar, please let me know and I will send more > informtion. > > Happy hunting! > Dot Michael > Dresher, PA > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GERMANY-PASSENGER-LISTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- Beste Grüße Werner Feja.net

Hello there my name is Kathy Bock and I need some info, I need to know what the address is to send away for papers from the Court House in Philadelphia and how can I get the fourms for anything that might be on the papers of the One Hundred & Six Palatines that landed in the United States in 1731 on the ship Britannia of London. Any help would be great. You can e-mail me at sterntj@hotmail.com ....................................................Thank You Kathy Bock _________________________________________________________________ Stay up-to-date with your friends through the Windows Live Spaces friends list. http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwsp0070000001msn/direct/01/?href=http://spaces.live.com/spacesapi.aspx?wx_action=create&wx_url=/friends.aspx&mk

Thank you, Wayne for your help! I knew they were in Fillmore, Iowa Co. and I have looked at census but I can see that I have missed a lot on them! Thanks again. Louise _________________________________________________________________ Get the latest Windows Live Messenger 8.1 Beta version. Join now. http://ideas.live.com

Kathy, You'll find the address on this web site: Repositories for Philadelphia Genealogy: http://www.genpa.org/RepositoriesPhilaGen.html Good luck! Kathleen __________________________________ thomas sternthal <sterntj@hotmail.com> wrote: Hello there my name is Kathy Bock - "... the address is to send away for papers from the Court House in Philadelphia ... in 1731 on the ship Britannia of London..." ____________________________________________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. http://new.mail.yahoo.com