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    1. [HESSE] International Payment
    2. Philip Roekle

    3. Dear Listers, I have received information that the Hessen State Archives in Marburg may have information on some of my relatives from that area. The cost of the research is 36.00 Euros. My question is how/what is the best way to send the requested funds to Germany?. Phil Roekle Kalamazoo, MI

    02/05/2004 09:29:01
    1. Re: [HESSE] COESTER and HOTTENROTH in Allendorf

    3. Hi, About church records. I was in Germany in December and found the church records for one ancestor's small village in the archives at Speyer. They had been microfilmed by LDS and are also available at the Family History Centers. The church records for her husband's small village are still in the larger parish church (protestant) in the area. They are still using the same books started in the late 1700s/early 1800s to record today's births, deaths, and marriages! They have never been microfilmed. Carol

    02/03/2004 05:33:24
    1. [HESSE] COESTER and HOTTENROTH in Allendorf

    3. I am researching my ancestors COESTER and HOTTENROTH in Germany, Preußen, Hessen-Nassau, Allendorf (Kr. Witzenhausen). I am looking for church records but the Family HIstory Center Index has every kind of record except church records. Does anyone know where I could find church records? Georg Christoph Coester b. 16 August 1798, d. 21 May 1858 , minister in Allendorf and wife Jacobine Phillippine Rothammel b. 13 Nov. 1808, d. 2 April, 1878 Their son Heinrich Friedrich listed as farmer came to New York in 1857 at age 20. He travelled with the HOTTENROTH family including his future bride, Henriette who was then 12 years old. (Germans to America) Any help would be appreciated. Lisa Fox upstate NY

    02/03/2004 02:07:25
    1. Re: [HESSE] Ravenstein Map of Hessen
    2. Robert E. Hausman

    3. Judy- What do you need that this site does not provide online? http://www.library.wisc.edu/etext/ravenstein/home.html#Introduction Rob Hausman At 02:29 PM 2/2/2004 -0500, JKing1328@aol.com wrote: >To the list: >After a serious computer crash and a loss of a lot of information, I really >need a very small >bit of a Ravenstein Map of Hessen. This map is now out of print and no >longer available but it is the best for my purpose! If you have this map >and a >scanner, please contact me. >I'm desperate! >Thanks in advance. >Judy King >Granville, OH > > >==== 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! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Robert E. Hausman hausman@bu.edu www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/a/u/Robert-E-Hausman/index.html HAUSMANN, ROUSSELET, HEERE, LAUBER, LATUS

    02/02/2004 08:09:39
    1. [HESSE] Ravenstein Map of Hessen

    3. To the list: After a serious computer crash and a loss of a lot of information, I really need a very small bit of a Ravenstein Map of Hessen. This map is now out of print and no longer available but it is the best for my purpose! If you have this map and a scanner, please contact me. I'm desperate! Thanks in advance. Judy King Granville, OH

    02/02/2004 07:29:14
    1. Re: [HESSE] Re: Bacharach-am-Rhein
    2. Andreas Meininger

    3. Hi Francine, Mr. Dr. Norbert J. Pies search in Bacharach. Bye Andreas ----- Original Message ----- From: <LFHalter@aol.com> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 11:51 PM Subject: [HESSE] Re: Bacharach-am-Rhein In a message dated 2/1/2004 3:31:24 AM Central Standard Time, a.meininger@freenet.de writes: > Subj:Bacharach-am-Rhein > Date:2/1/2004 3:31:24 AM Central Standard Time > From:a.meininger@freenet.de > To:LFHalter@aol.com > Sent from the Internet > > > > Hallo Francine, > > laut Genealogen-Lexikon von Hans-Jürgen Pauli, Stuttgarter Str. 202, 71732 > Tamm, Tel.: 07141-601910, Fax: 07141-602099, > > sucht in Bacharach nach BEYER (1682); v. COBLEN(T)Z (1640/1678); GELLERS > (1640) > Dr. Norbert J. Pies, Im Karwinkel 2 b, D-50374 Erftstadt-Lechenich, > Tel./Fax: 02235-692641, e-mail: NorbertJPies@t-online.de > > MfG > Andreas Meininger I am sorry. I do not speak or read German. Is this a researcher?

    02/01/2004 11:07:08
    1. [HESSE] Bluemel

    3. I am researching the name of Blu(e)mel. My grandmother is Elizabeth Bluemel from the Frankfurt area. Her mother was a Minna (she had 5 names) Wagner. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you. Lynette

    02/01/2004 02:10:24
    1. [HESSE] Re: Bacharach-am-Rhein

    3. In a message dated 2/1/2004 3:31:24 AM Central Standard Time, a.meininger@freenet.de writes: > Subj:Bacharach-am-Rhein > Date:2/1/2004 3:31:24 AM Central Standard Time > From:a.meininger@freenet.de > To:LFHalter@aol.com > Sent from the Internet > > > > Hallo Francine, > > laut Genealogen-Lexikon von Hans-Jürgen Pauli, Stuttgarter Str. 202, 71732 > Tamm, Tel.: 07141-601910, Fax: 07141-602099, > > sucht in Bacharach nach BEYER (1682); v. COBLEN(T)Z (1640/1678); GELLERS > (1640) > Dr. Norbert J. Pies, Im Karwinkel 2 b, D-50374 Erftstadt-Lechenich, > Tel./Fax: 02235-692641, e-mail: NorbertJPies@t-online.de > > MfG > Andreas Meininger I am sorry. I do not speak or read German. Is this a researcher?

    02/01/2004 10:51:58
    1. [HESSE] GAERTNER from Frankenhausen

    3. Inquiry about JULIUS GAERTNER listed with FRANENHAUSEN on ship list in 1890. I found a ship passenger list that might include my husband's great grandfather on one of his several trips between NYC and Germany. He mostly came through Antwerp and now I see Rotterdam. He continued a family business - lace, buttons, and trim in NYC and had a silk mill. Although he was born in Elberfeld (now Wuppertal) there is no record of the family there other than his birth and his sister's birth and one entry in an addressbook. We believe the family was from another area of Germany and are following up on the lead from this passenger list. By 1890 our Julius Gaertner had married in NYC and had a son. But, he did travel back and forth to Germany according to family oral history. Recent posting on the Internet confirm this along with items we have from additional voyages. I am hoping this listing of Frankenhausen might lead to his parents. Does anyone have suggestions on how to investigate more? I do not know where Franenhausen is specifically. I have been told there could be two in Hessen. Thank you. Marianne

    02/01/2004 08:32:45
    1. [HESSE] NOBEL in Veckenstedt und Badersleben

    3. Hallo Forscherfreunde, für die auf meine Mail v. 28.01.04 zahlreich eingegangenen Hinweise bedanke ich mich auf diesem Wege sehr. Wer kann mir nun noch folgende Fragen beantworten: 1. Bei welcher Kirchengemeinde befinden sich die katholischen Kirchenbücher von Veckenstedt? Angeblich sollen die Kirchenbücher im kath. Pfarramt in Badersleben, Kreis Halberstadt, ab 1650 vorliegen. Um welches Pfarramt handelt es sich hier genau? Anschrift? Liegen diese Kirchenbücher auch mikroverfilmt bzw. auch übersetzt vor? An wen muss man sich zur Einsicht wenden? 2. Nach der Veröffentlichung [Rudolf Zoder, Familiennamen in Ostfalen, II. Teil, 1968, S. 229 u. der Erwähnung "Nobelen (o. PN, B Ha) 1313 BbHa 1,193; Simon Nobel (B Veckenstedt) 1542 ZHarzV 6922." wird auf "ZHarzV 6922" verwiesen. Um welche Zeitschrift handelt es sich hier genau? Wo liegt diese Zeitschrift zur Einsicht vor? Für Hinweise an meine Mailanschrift HermannNobel@aol.com wäre ich sehr dankbar! Mit den besten Grüßen Hermann Nobel http://www.hermannnobel.de Am Hang 8, 65199 Wiesbaden, Telefon: 0611 - 421 584, Fax (AOL): 040 360 378 4190

    02/01/2004 04:29:53
    1. [HESSE] Help needed reading a death cert
    2. Gail Jorgensen

    3. I just received 2 death certs from New York City and one lists the mother with her maiden surname. It was from 1903 and the other lists the city in Germany of the descendants birthplace and it was from 1869. Both writers have German style handwriting and I can't understand the surname and the name of the city. Anyone able to receive a scanned copy of one or both by e-mail and try to see if they can make out the surname or the city? Gail Jorgensen California

    02/01/2004 02:42:56
    1. [HESSE] HASTRICH research
    2. Walter J. Hastrich

    3. Looking for English-speaking individual with access to Archive of Limburg and the main state Archive of Weisbaden, in particular the parochial registers of Molsberg. Need research done on above surname. Period early 1800's. Please state fees and/or deposit required. Walter Hastrich Grand Island NY USA

    01/31/2004 11:42:38
    1. [HESSE] Fischer-Schmeltzeisen

    3. Is this the correct rootsweb list for "Bacharach-am-Rhein, Germany"? I am looking for John Carl Fischer b. Feb 13, 1846 in Bacharach-am-Rhein, Germany m. in Bacharach on Mar 30, 1876, Christine Schmeltzeisen who was born in Bacharach on Jan 7, 1856. Thank you. Francine Halter

    01/31/2004 05:04:52
    1. [HESSE] a Meyers Ort look up
    2. genie110

    3. Does anyone have access to Meyers Ort who would be willing to look up "Heinert" for me? I have checked as far as I am able to and have not located any town by that name in Germany. Perhaps it was once the name of a town back in 1813 and has since been incorporated into a larger one, specifically near Arolsen, Waldeck in Hesse. Thank you very much, Marion

    01/28/2004 01:27:41
    1. Re: [HESSE] BIRX>1882 USA
    2. David Rorer

    3. In 1882 Frankfurt-am Main was part of the Prussian province of Hesse-Nassau. However, Hesse-Darmstadt bordered Frankfurt-am-main to the south, so if he came from Hesse-Darmstadt you want to look outside of Frankfurt-am-Main. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nathan H Birx" <nhbirx@juno.com> To: <HESSE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 10:30 PM Subject: [HESSE] BIRX>1882 USA > Looking for information on Heinrich BIRX, who immigrated to USA from in > or near Frankfurt-am-Main, in Hesse-Darmstadt in 1882. He was accompanied > by either Freidrich BIRX or Christian BIRX. > > ________________________________________________________________ > The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! > Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! > Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! > > > ==== 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 > >

    01/23/2004 02:55:37
    1. [HESSE] LOOKUP:Hessen Auswanderungsakten
    2. Renee Harris

    3. Hi - I'm looking for someone who could check the following record since I don't read German well enough to make sure I don't miss the entry. (Fam.Hist.Lib. film # 1,442,144) Auswanderungsgesuche, M-S (Check 1850-1865) I'm looking for Anna Elizabeth SHOENFELD, b. 11 Oct 1846 of Frankfurt or Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany. According to the Cincinnati Census Records, she came about 1853. She married in 1866 to Joseph KANEY(KUHNE) and died in 1936 in Norwood,Hamilton,OH. Her parents were supposed to be: John SHONFELDE & Catherine MULLER. I've checked numerous Cincinnati records & haven't found the parents at all. Perhaps they landed in Baltimore, MD. Appreciate any help. Renee __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/

    01/22/2004 05:15:29
    1. [HESSE] "Gips blauen" - was ist das?

    3. Hallo, in einer Katasterbeschreibung von 1771 steht: "...3 Tage 8 Mann, aus der Gemeinde, die Wiesen reine zu machen, den Gibs zu blauen, so an das Herrschafftl[iche] Vorwerk zur bauung gebraucht wird..." Wer kann mir mitteilen, was unter "Gibs zu blauen" zu verstehen ist? Mit den besten Grüßen Hermann Nobel http://www.hermannnobel.de Am Hang 8, 65199 Wiesbaden, Telefon: 0611 - 421 584, Handy: 0175 - 66 55 293, Fax (AOL): 040 360 378 4190

    01/21/2004 08:48:11
    1. [HESSE] BIRX>1882 USA
    2. Nathan H Birx

    3. Looking for information on Heinrich BIRX, who immigrated to USA from in or near Frankfurt-am-Main, in Hesse-Darmstadt in 1882. He was accompanied by either Freidrich BIRX or Christian BIRX. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

    01/21/2004 03:30:09
    1. [HESSE] Re: HESSE-D Sub Fidi pastorati, etc.

    3. In a message dated 1/18/2004 2:01:17 AM Eastern Standard Time, HESSE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: I have been asked to read/translate a terribly bad copy of an old page. = At the bottom, the Text says, "Da=DF Solches mit dem hiesigen Kirchenbuc= he gleichlaute wird hiermit Sub Fidi pastorati beglaubigt. Loebenstein, d= en 3. April 1847. Johann Heinrich Mauhold. Pastor primar. dehigniet. Epkoriae Vicar" Is anyone familiar with Latin words "Sub Fidi pastorati" and with the tit= le/office of this person who signed? Hello Gisela: "sub fidi pastorati" is possibly "sub fide pastorale" = under pastoral faithfulness or diligence, referring to the manner in which Mauhold certified the accuracy of the record with the church book. "Epkoriae" doesn't appear to be a Latin word, but the second phrase might be: "Pastor primar(ius) designat(us) episcopalis vicar(ius)" = Head (or primary) Pastor, appointed episcopal vicar. An episcopal vicar was a cleric, priest or bishop who exercised responsibility and authority over certain affairs within a diocese. Paul C. Miller

    01/18/2004 04:00:00
    1. Re: [HESSE] Easter Weekend in Germany

    3. Stores - Closed Restaurants - Open Churches - Open Gas Stations - Open Museums - Mostly Open Heinz

    01/17/2004 06:04:21