I don't have a Nicholas Sieveking in my family tree. I know there are some in Indiana. I don't know where they fit in. With Mt. Carmel being so close to Inidana, he may have been from that line. Connie > From: gkeusch@psci.net > To: ilwhite@rootsweb.com > Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2012 18:42:56 -0500 > Subject: [ILWHITE] Sieveking > > Connie, > Hopefully these storms will not be severe this spring. I live in about 40 > miles from Newburgh, IN (which is just east of Evansville) and the tornado > had weakened when it hit Newburgh to an EF1 or 2. But the damage there is > terrible, not like Harrisburg or Ridgeway though. I noticed your > surname is Sieveking--- I have a Nicholas Sieveking (Jan 29, 1885-Mar 26, > 1969 Mt. Carmel) who married Stella Mae Eakins (May 21, 1893 Henderson > KY-Aug 7, 1973, Evansville). Stella is part of my mother's Eakins line. > Stella first married Luther Dixon SR Hanley (also spelled Handley) in > 1908-divorced; then married Elmo Freeman Miller abt 1922, divorced; married > Nicholas Sieveking about 1936, divorced; then married her first husband, > Luther about 1952. Is this part of your line? My personal email is > gkeusch@psci.net > Thanks. Helen Zuber Keusch > > family lines of Zuber, Land, Crabtree, Goodart (Gutekunst), Anthis, Bangert, > Edwards, Bennett, Eakins, Handley, Ezell, Sandefur, Ford, Melton--my lines; > Keusch, Zimmerman, Burger, Hurst, Hopf, Ackerman, Schitter/Schuetter, > Mehringer, Becher, Baumert, Schmitt, Hochgesang--hubby's lines > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ILWHITE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message