This is wonderful. Could you please look for Heinrich Hans believed to have emigrated in 1879 ? He was born in Hannover province in December 1854. I don't know who he was traveling with but would be interested in knowing. It wasn't his wife as they were married in Nebraska in 1883. Thanks. Cheryle Rappe' "Eugene M. Wengert" wrote: > Have you paged through the indicies for the 70+ volumes of Germans to > America looking for a relative? I can look up on CD anyone 1850 to 1888 in > just a few seconds. I need the name (plus names of others accompanying so > I can make sure that we have the right person; if the surname is spelled > differently in some records, you can give me a variation to check.), > approx. date of arrival (if you have it), and age at arrival (or birthdate; > this info is critical, esp. for anyone with a common name). Remember that > this is only for people who were German citizens and arrived 1850-1888. > > I will do the look-ups on Feb 7th and 14th. Hopefully there will not be > too many; if you do not hear back, it means that I did not find the person, > or that I am still looking. > > Gene > Gene Wengert > Professor of Wood Processing, Emeritus > Univ of Wisconsin-Madison > & > President > The WoodDoctor's Rx, LLC > 2872 Charleston Drive, Madison, WI 53711-6502 > 608-271-4441 > Preferred e-mail: WoodDoc@Badger.Alumni.Wisc.edu