David, I didn't say that you have sent. It just arrives showing your mail address as sender. Think I had to warn people. Heinz

Dear Listers: As I told Heinz, I understood that he did not mean I had sent the message. As a matter of courtesy, whenever I send someone a message that has an attachment, the message is ALWAYS preceded by one stating that an attachment is on the way and stating the name of that attachment! Or the person receiving the message has requested a particular file and it will always be either a zip or a doc file. Should ANY of you receive an unsolicited message with an attachment, DO NOT open the attachment until you have confirmation from the sender that it is legitimate! Unfortunately, I post enough messages on enough newsgroups and correspond with enough people that somewhere someone has acquired a virus that has spoofed my e-mail address.(say that three times real fast) Unless you have requested something from me, or I have sent you a message saying that you are about to get an attachment do not open any that have my e-mail address on them. David Rorer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heinz L. Zulauf" <7iron@gmx.de> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 2:33 PM Subject: Re: [HESSE] Virus Warning to the List > David, > > I didn't say that you have sent. It just arrives showing your mail > address as sender. Think I had to warn people. > > Heinz > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Many towns in Germany have the same name! Add the 5-digit > zip code in front of the name! Zip codes explained, > http://members.cox.net/hessen/table.htm > >

Jason, I am unable to give you your answers, but I want to commend and thank you for your efforts. I am sure you are making history and geography very much "alive" within the minds of our children. Thank you. Ruth Cherecwich In a message dated 5/28/2004 10:09:18 AM Mountain Standard Time, banditt_adams@myway.com writes: I love history and Germany and want to know as much about the Fatherland as possible, acknowledging my ancestors love for their home. Kindest regards,-Jason

I apologize if my project is a bit out of the normal parameters of this list. I have been forwarded here by a very helpful gentleman who believes my answers can be found here. He has also let me know to ask for a Mr. DAVID RORER, that this gentleman may have a great deal of aide for me. I am very open to anyone willing to help me! I have been a historic reenactor for nine years now, enjoying portraying soldiers of the Civil War and WWII eras. Now my interests are keenly turning toward the Medieval and Renessaince eras. My great Grandparents were from Kassel, Hessen. After seeing some travel-guides' pictures of the area, I want to know more.I am wondering if you can help me in understanding Hessen around the time of Maximillian I: Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, roughly from late 1400s to the 1500s. This is the impression I want to portray: A man from a small village near Kassel (specifically if I can find my Great Grandparents actual village) who joined its militia and ultimately the Landsknechte armies durring the various conflicts around then. The problem resides in the fact that I have a lot of info on the conflicts and the armies, but no info on the place! I know little about what the region was like before the Second Reich: the Weimar Republic. Most of the research I look up is futile due to Kassel being completely destroyed by Allied Fire bombing in 1943 and its 1950's style rebuilding after the War. I want to know what Churches were there in Kassel back then, who the reigning Duke or Mayor or Burghoffen (or whatever the correct term is) of the Hessen province and the city of Kassel itself. What denomination of coin existed then? More over, what was life like?!Does anyone have maps of the area that might be correct for this period in history? What villages lay in the area near Kassel (then called Cassel). I believe I remember stories of my ancestors being from around the South, though south east or south west I do not know! All point of information with that part of my family have passed away and now I run on a few remembered stories and pictures of Kassel on the internet. So I will take all the information I can get! As a reenactor, I visit a lot of shcools and "living history" events where education is paramount. I want to be able to have flawless information about Hessen during this period. I am becoming frustrated by the lack of specific info on the internet. I do not want to misrepresent the wonderful state of Hessen, having never been there myself, nor having spoken with anyone with more direct ties to the area and the rich history there.Thank you. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I hope someone might be interested in my project, finding to might be fun to talk about. I love history and Germany and want to know as much about the Fatherland as possible, acknowledging my ancestors love for their home. Kindest regards,-Jason _______________________________________________ No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding. Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

Question: Is there a web site that would show examples of baptism, marriage and death records, in the original German, and then translated? That mid-1800's church record handwriting is almost impossible for me to decipher. Suggestion: When Googling about Germany, try http://www.google.de the German language version, it has a larger data base. Thanks all, Albert --------------------------------- Post your free ad now! Yahoo! Canada Personals

Hi guys , All bets are off ! , would you believe I wrote the name wrong the town is ' Lampertheim ' , located west of Darmstadt , I will be returning to the Library to get copy of the Map !! , Thanks , Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Rorer" <drorer@fuse.net> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 6:06 AM Subject: Re: [HESSE] Name of Town ??`s > It is very common to abbreviate names in this fashion. For example Frankfurt am Main is > often written Frankfurt/M while Frankfurt an der Oder is written Frankfurt/O > In the case of Lamphershiem being written as Lampershm the (ie) is given to be understood. > I believe in the case of a pair of towns named Ober and Unter, if there is insufficient > space the prefix will be abbreviated to O or U with the rest of the name following. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Phil Stevens" <joe2phil@nwlink.com> > To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 11:55 PM > Subject: [HESSE] Name of Town ??`s > > > > Hello list , Harking back to days of yore in old Germany , I found a 1892 > > map in my Library today , On which I see what I think is the birthplace of > > my G grandaddy , towit: Lampershiem , as it is spelled today , This map > > showns ' Lampershm ' , So the question I put before you today is , Was it > > customary to not use the ' ei ' in town names on maps that long ago , OR is > > it now the accepted way to spell towns with an ei in it , Thanks , Phil > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > > Don't overlook the Hesse mailing list taglines at the > > bottom of each list E-Mail you receive. Valuable infor- > > mation is presented there! > > > > > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Many towns in Germany have the same name! Add the 5-digit > zip code in front of the name! Zip codes explained, > http://members.cox.net/hessen/table.htm >

Interestingly enough I do not recall ever doing a "goggle" for Hesse Nassau, probably because it is perfreial to my main interests, the city of Frankfurt/M and the two Hessen. So out of cureosity I did one. I must say that the results were dissapointing. I did come across an interesting flag site, which I had seen before, but has been since updated considerably. However, only in the first two pages of hits were there any directly related to Hesse-Nassau. That of infoplease had far less information than the 1911 encylopedia britannica site and the rest of the hits trailled off into pages about Hesse, Frankfurt, various towns in Hesse and trourism information. No books came up, and I went through about ten pages of hits, by which time they were clearly off subject. It was a nice try though and Nelson is to be commended for his suggestion. David Rorer ----- Original Message ----- From: Nelson Sulouff To: David Rorer ; HESSE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 1:15 AM Subject: Re: [HESSE] Nassau You might try entering "Hesse Nassau" in a search at http://Google.com . I found a hundred pages on the subject. First one I looked at was at http://www.infoplease.com/search.php3?query=Hesse+nassau&in=all&x=11&y=7 Nelson //////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Rorer" <drorer@fuse.net> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 9:14 AM Subject: Re: [HESSE] Nassau > http://26.1911encyclopedia.org/H/HE/HESSE_NASSAU.htm will tell you what and where Hesse > Nassau is. I do not know of a book specifically on the history of Nassau. You can go to > the 1911encyclopedia.org home page and navigate to the article on Nassau, otherwise you > will have to settle for general histories of Germany and the Holy Roman Empire. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <blue@nmo.net> > To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 8:46 AM > Subject: [HESSE] Nassau > > > > If someoe can provide info and direction, I would appreciate it. I don't expect anyone > to do my work. First, is there a book available with the history of the Duchy of Nassau? > Secondly, this is the problem. There was very little info passed down in the family as to > to origin of my great grandparents. They came to the U.S. in August,1871 purportedly > sailing from Liverpool on the ship "Abbysinia" to New York City. They then came to Iowa. > On the 1870 U.S. census, birthplace for them is listed as Nassau and married in Baden. > This is all that is known about them. I am the oldest of this family and I'm trying to > establish their origin for my children and nephews and nieces. Any direction would be > truly apppreciated. Thank you. Cas Endlein.

I bought both books directly from Mr. Heinemeier and returned them because they were so disappointing. Unfortunately he also charges about double that below for S&H and did not refund the postage, so I was out about $14 or so. Hopefully he will not reprint them or try to write another book, as an author he is just awful. ----- Original Message ----- From: <lbraund@att.net> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [HESSE] Hesse Book > After reading the original posting, I bought a copy from Amazon.com for $20.37 +about $3 S&H > > > > I've been asked where to get the book on Hesse. I got my copy directly from > > author: > > > > Dan C. Heinemeier, > > 4401 N 33rd Road, Arlington, VA 22207-4423 > > > > A HISTORY OF BRUNSWICK: > > LIFE IN A GERMAN DUCHY FROM ROMAN TIMES THROUGH 1900 > > Sofbound, 380 pages, $23.00 plus $4.00 postage and handling. > > > > A SOCIAL HISTORY OF HESSE, $29.95, $5.00 postage > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® > > Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > > > > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > > Going on Vacation? Longer than 4 days? Go to > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/DEU/HESSE.html > > to unsubscribe > > > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Don't overlook the Hesse mailing list taglines at the > bottom of each list E-Mail you receive. Valuable infor- > mation is presented there! >

It is very common to abbreviate names in this fashion. For example Frankfurt am Main is often written Frankfurt/M while Frankfurt an der Oder is written Frankfurt/O In the case of Lamphershiem being written as Lampershm the (ie) is given to be understood. I believe in the case of a pair of towns named Ober and Unter, if there is insufficient space the prefix will be abbreviated to O or U with the rest of the name following. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phil Stevens" <joe2phil@nwlink.com> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 11:55 PM Subject: [HESSE] Name of Town ??`s > Hello list , Harking back to days of yore in old Germany , I found a 1892 > map in my Library today , On which I see what I think is the birthplace of > my G grandaddy , towit: Lampershiem , as it is spelled today , This map > showns ' Lampershm ' , So the question I put before you today is , Was it > customary to not use the ' ei ' in town names on maps that long ago , OR is > it now the accepted way to spell towns with an ei in it , Thanks , Phil > > > > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Don't overlook the Hesse mailing list taglines at the > bottom of each list E-Mail you receive. Valuable infor- > mation is presented there! > >

Once again, I have never sent any message to this person, let alone one with an attachment named Smoke.scr. If he received one with my return address it was spoofed by the virus from someplace else. I run MacAfee anti-virus on all my machines and have the program set to give a warning if any program try's to send e-mails. David Rorer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heinz L. Zulauf" <7iron@gmx.de> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 5:59 PM Subject: [HESSE] Virus Warning to the List > Just for your information: > > > <<Symantec AntiVirus found a virus in an attachment from "Drorer" > <drorer@fuse.net>. > > Attachment: Smoke.scr > Threat: W32.Beagle.X@mm > Action taken: Quarantine succeeded > File status: Infected>> > > > Don't open attachments of mails from David Rorer! > > > Heinz > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Postal Codes, How to Pay for Research, German Language > Letters, Archive Addresses, German Telephone directory, > http://members.cox.net/hessen/table.htm > >

I would not suggest this book. It is poorly written and contains many errors of grammar as well as fact. It's maps are useless and the illustrations are poor quality reproductions of old post cards. Postcards that could have come from anywhere in Germany. Mr. Heinemeier has also self published a book on Brunswick which is of the same poor quality. Neither is worth the $30 or so dollars he asks for them. One could do far better by going to the library and looking through their section on Germany history or going to Borders and looking through their selection David Rorer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathleen Schilling" <kschilli@hotmail.com> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 10:06 AM Subject: [HESSE] Book re Hesse > I'd suggest: > > A Social History of Hesse: Roman Times to 1900 by Dan C. Heinemeier > > > A pictorial comprehensive history of how people lived, worked, ate, and > housed themselves in all areas of Hesse, Germany, including Hesse-Nassau, > Rhineland-Hesse, etc. Focusing on the common citizens, not the kings and > princes, this is an excellent interpretation of life among the Germans who > settled in Pa. Topics: life in the small villages, Protestant Reformation > impact on life on the land, Thirty Years' War and its hardships on the > common folk, relationship of farmers to their landlords, ancient three-field > system of agriculture, emigration over the centuries, introduction and > evolution of crops (grains, potatoes, fodder), half-timbered framing > techniques, and design and use of kitchen stoves. > > Regards, > Kathleen > > > > If someoe can provide info and direction, I would appreciate it. I don't > >expect anyone > >to do my work. First, is there a book available with the history of the > >Duchy of Nassau? > >Secondly, this is the problem. There was very little info passed down in > >the family as to > >to origin of my great grandparents. They came to the U.S. in August,1871 > >purportedly > >sailing from Liverpool on the ship "Abbysinia" to New York City. They then > >came to Iowa. > >On the 1870 U.S. census, birthplace for them is listed as Nassau and > >married in Baden. > >This is all that is known about them. I am the oldest of this family and > >I'm trying to > >establish their origin for my children and nephews and nieces. Any > >direction would be > >truly apppreciated. Thank you. Cas Endlein. > > _________________________________________________________________ > Watch LIVE baseball games on your computer with MLB.TV, included with MSN > Premium! http://join.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200439ave/direct/01/ > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Don't overlook the Hesse mailing list taglines at the > bottom of each list E-Mail you receive. Valuable infor- > mation is presented there! >

I have never sent a message, let alone one with an attachment, to the person below nor does my system have said virus on it. If he received on then it came from some other system that spoofs the return address. David Rorer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heinz L. Zulauf" <7iron@gmx.de> To: "David Rorer" <drorer@fuse.net> Cc: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 5:59 PM Subject: Virus Warning to the List > Just for your information: > > > <<Symantec AntiVirus found a virus in an attachment from "Drorer" > <drorer@fuse.net>. > > Attachment: Smoke.scr > Threat: W32.Beagle.X@mm > Action taken: Quarantine succeeded > File status: Infected>> > > > Don't open attachments of mails from David Rorer! > > > Heinz > >

Just for your information: <<Symantec AntiVirus found a virus in an attachment from "Drorer" <drorer@fuse.net>. Attachment: Smoke.scr Threat: W32.Beagle.X@mm Action taken: Quarantine succeeded File status: Infected>> Don't open attachments of mails from David Rorer! Heinz

Many old maps abbreviated the very common portions of names in order to save space. The abbreviation hm for heim (which translates as "home") is very common. Nelson ///////////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phil Stevens" <joe2phil@nwlink.com> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 8:55 PM Subject: [HESSE] Name of Town ??`s > Hello list , Harking back to days of yore in old Germany , I found a 1892 > map in my Library today , On which I see what I think is the birthplace of > my G grandaddy , towit: Lampershiem , as it is spelled today , This map > showns ' Lampershm ' , So the question I put before you today is , Was it > customary to not use the ' ei ' in town names on maps that long ago , OR is > it now the accepted way to spell towns with an ei in it , Thanks , Phil > > > > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Don't overlook the Hesse mailing list taglines at the > bottom of each list E-Mail you receive. Valuable infor- > mation is presented there! > >

After reading the original posting, I bought a copy from Amazon.com for $20.37 +about $3 S&H > I've been asked where to get the book on Hesse. I got my copy directly from > author: > > Dan C. Heinemeier, > 4401 N 33rd Road, Arlington, VA 22207-4423 > > A HISTORY OF BRUNSWICK: > LIFE IN A GERMAN DUCHY FROM ROMAN TIMES THROUGH 1900 > Sofbound, 380 pages, $23.00 plus $4.00 postage and handling. > > A SOCIAL HISTORY OF HESSE, $29.95, $5.00 postage > > _________________________________________________________________ > Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® > Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > > > ==== HESSE Mailing List ==== > Going on Vacation? Longer than 4 days? Go to > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/DEU/HESSE.html > to unsubscribe >

Hello list , Harking back to days of yore in old Germany , I found a 1892 map in my Library today , On which I see what I think is the birthplace of my G grandaddy , towit: Lampershiem , as it is spelled today , This map showns ' Lampershm ' , So the question I put before you today is , Was it customary to not use the ' ei ' in town names on maps that long ago , OR is it now the accepted way to spell towns with an ei in it , Thanks , Phil

I've been asked where to get the book on Hesse. I got my copy directly from author: Dan C. Heinemeier, 4401 N 33rd Road, Arlington, VA 22207-4423 A HISTORY OF BRUNSWICK: LIFE IN A GERMAN DUCHY FROM ROMAN TIMES THROUGH 1900 Sofbound, 380 pages, $23.00 plus $4.00 postage and handling. A SOCIAL HISTORY OF HESSE, $29.95, $5.00 postage _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Hello list , Harking back to days of yore in old Germany , I found a 1892 map in my Library today , On which I see what I think is the birthplace of my G grandaddy , towit: Lampershiem , as it is spelled today , This map showns ' Lampershm ' , So the question I put before you today is , Was it customary to not use the ' ei ' in town names on maps that long ago , OR is it now the accepted way to spell towns with an ei in it , Thanks , Phil

I'd suggest: A Social History of Hesse: Roman Times to 1900 by Dan C. Heinemeier A pictorial comprehensive history of how people lived, worked, ate, and housed themselves in all areas of Hesse, Germany, including Hesse-Nassau, Rhineland-Hesse, etc. Focusing on the common citizens, not the kings and princes, this is an excellent interpretation of life among the Germans who settled in Pa. Topics: life in the small villages, Protestant Reformation impact on life on the land, Thirty Years’ War and its hardships on the common folk, relationship of farmers to their landlords, ancient three-field system of agriculture, emigration over the centuries, introduction and evolution of crops (grains, potatoes, fodder), half-timbered framing techniques, and design and use of kitchen stoves. Regards, Kathleen > > If someoe can provide info and direction, I would appreciate it. I don't >expect anyone >to do my work. First, is there a book available with the history of the >Duchy of Nassau? >Secondly, this is the problem. There was very little info passed down in >the family as to >to origin of my great grandparents. They came to the U.S. in August,1871 >purportedly >sailing from Liverpool on the ship "Abbysinia" to New York City. They then >came to Iowa. >On the 1870 U.S. census, birthplace for them is listed as Nassau and >married in Baden. >This is all that is known about them. I am the oldest of this family and >I'm trying to >establish their origin for my children and nephews and nieces. Any >direction would be >truly apppreciated. Thank you. Cas Endlein. _________________________________________________________________ Watch LIVE baseball games on your computer with MLB.TV, included with MSN Premium! http://join.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200439ave/direct/01/

Hello All, I have Determined this Family as being my ancestral family in Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hesse-Darmstadt -late 1700's - early 1800's. LQQKing for any other Steffan / Steffen / Stephens / Stevens individuals who might be researching this family line ! Add'l information on related Families available. PARENTAGE: Parents:Adam Stephan (circa 1700) Anna Catharina ?? Son: Parents:PETER STEFFAN B:1748 ANNA MARGARETHA GRIESHEIMER Son: JOHANN GEORG STEFFEN-B:1787 Marriage: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT-B:1792 Spouse: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT Marriage: 03 NOV 1811 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Husband Age at Marriage: 25 Wife Age at Marriage: 19 Parents: Father: JACOB SCHMIDT Family Mother: CATHARINA ELISABETHA HERWEK Children: 1-ANNA MARIA STEFFEN - Female Birth: 17 NOV 1811 Christening: 18 NOV 1811 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT >>>2-ADAM STEFFEN - Male Birth Record on File.. ******* OUR G/GRANDFATHER >>>******* Birth: 04 SEP 1813- 3PM Christening: 05 SEP 1813 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT Godfather: ADAM STEFFON 3-JOHANN JACOB STEFFEN -Male ................Birth Record on File! Birth: 07 NOV 1815 3AM Christening: 12 NOV 1815 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Death: 26 MAR 1890- Geinsheim Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMITT Godparents: Johann Jacob Klotz & Sussan Steffen 4-PHILIPPINA STEFFEN - Female Birth: 27 SEP 1817 Christening: 28 SEP 1817 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: JOHANN GEORG STEFFEN Family Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT 5-CATHARINA ELISABETHA STEFFEN -Female Birth: 13 NOV 1821 Christening: 15 NOV 1821 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT 6-PHILIPP STEFFEN - Male Birth Record on File Birth: 06 OCT 1823 10pm-11pm Christening: 08 OCT 1823 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Death: 04 SEP 1825 Parents: Father:GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT Godparents: Conrad Hannewald & Elisabetha Thomas 7-CATHARINA STEFFEN - Female Birth Record on File Birth: 25 OCT 1825 Btw 2:00 & 3:00 AM Christening: 28 OCT 1825 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT Godmother: Catharina KLOTZ dau of:Jacob KLotz & Sussana STEFFEN 8-WILHELMINA STEFFEN - Female Birth Record on File Birth: 14 JUN 1828 Btw 8 PM & 9 PM Christening: 16 JUN 1828 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFAN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT Godmother: Wilhelmina Thomas (Parents-Sebastian Thomas & Sibilla Elisabetha Huag ?) 9-HARTMANN STEFFEN - Male Birth Record on File Birth: 20 JUN 1831 Btw 7 AM & 8 AM Christening: 21 JUN 1831 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT Godfather: Hartman Scmidt & Elisabetha Kaercher 10-DANIEL STEFFEN - Male Birth: Christening: 12 APR 1834 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNA MARIA SCHMIDT 11-SUSANNE STEFFEN - Female Birth: 09 MAR 1838 Christening: 10 MAR 1838 Evangelisch, Lampertheim, Starkenburg, Hessen Death: 10 MAR 1838 Parents: Father: GEORG STEFFEN Mother: ANNE MARIE SCHMIDT Source Information: LDS German Lutheran Church Records Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: J925783 1810 - 1834 1195062 Thx Geno