True to my word [whew! <G>] , I figured out where I had found this information. It was on the Ancestry web site. The URL is: www.ancestry.com ><><><><>Gary wrote><><><><>< : Eureka!!! I've been looking for more info on my Great Grandfather and BINGO! : Here it is. Thank you Leslie!!!! Where did you find this info and where can I : get a copy??? ><><><><><><><><><><><><>< Leslie Bridges Kohler [List Moderator of KOEHLER-L] ShandyBeast@starlink.com DICKINSON--FOX--GLENN--MANTLO

<<<Gary wrote:>>> : Eureka!!! I've been looking for more info on my Great Grandfather and BINGO! : Here it is. Thank you Leslie!!!! Where did you find this info and where can I : get a copy??? ------------------ I have hunted until I am blue. It came to me in a post from another list and I thought that I had saved it. But, so far, I cannot find it, even in my 'deleated' file. I WILL find out for you. Leslie

Hi - I'm brand new to the list, so please let me know if I do anything incorrectly. Thanks. I am looking for a Mr./Mrs. Henry Koehler w/two children who were listed as relatives attending my ggrandfather's funeral in Bremer County, Iowa in Oct., 1926. They are identified as being from Chicago. Other relatives names listed are Liser, Shiestel, Bohnen, and Gieb, also from Chicago. They attended the funeral of Joseph Schaefer. Joseph evidently was orginally Catholic, but married a Lutheran lady. He was from Hesse-Nassau, if that has any bearing. No one is alive who remembers where any of these relatives lived except in "Chicago". Joseph Schaefer had a brother, "Jake", at least one sister, Margaret (who married a Liser), and possibly a sister, Elizabeth (Lizzie), who may have married a Gieb. Was there another sister who married a Koehler? A grandaughter does remember meeting the Koehler and Gieb relatives as a small child, but nothing else. I don't even know if there were any children, other than for the Koehler bunch. Any clues here would be more than gratefully accepted. I am trying to determine the county and/or location where any of these people lived. If I can help with any Koehler names here in Bremer County, Iowa (NE Iowa), I will be more than happy to do so. We have some Koehler families still in this area. I have records that go back to 1875 and also, cemetery records, if you have an idea of location. Sorry for the length of this message, but I tried to explain it as best I could. Thank you for any assistance you might be able to provide. Karlyn kdka@netins.net

Eureka!!! I've been looking for more info on my Great Grandfather and BINGO! Here it is. Thank you Leslie!!!! Where did you find this info and where can I get a copy??? >>> "Leslie (Bridges) Kohler" <shandybeast@starlink.com> 06/21/98 10:30pm >>> THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Christian Wilhelm (I had Christian WILLIAM Koehler) Birth Date: 15 Aug 1872 (Same as what I had) Birth Place: Marschalkenzimmern (Hadn't a clue where he was born) District: Sulz (Same here) Application Date: Feb 1880 (New tidbits for my search) Destination: North America (This I knew) Number: 849626 (What can I use this number for????) THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Christian Wilhelm & F (Same data as above here) Birth Date: Birth Place: Marschalkenzimmern District: Sulz Application Date: Feb 1880 Destination: North America Number: 849626 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Christine (This has to be Christian's sister) Birth Date: 15 Jul 1864 (I only knew her name before!) Birth Place: Marschalkenzimmern District: Sulz Application Date: Feb 1880 Destination: North America Number: 849626 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Christoph Friedrich (This has to be his brother Fred) Birth Date: 6 Nov 1867 (All I had before was Fred KOEHLER) Birth Place: Marschalkenzimmern District: Sulz Application Date: Feb 1880 Destination: North America Number: 849626 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Dorothea (wife) (I'm fuzzy on this person though,) Birth Date: (May be the step mother of the above 3) Birth Place: Marschalkenzimmern District: Sulz Application Date: Feb 1880 Destination: North America Number: 849626 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Dorothea (wife) (Same data here with birth place included) Birth Date: 37 yrs. (Although application date is different) Birth Place: Kuppingen District: Herrenberg Application Date: Feb 1852 Destination: North America Number: 834627 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Friedrich August (This has to be brother August) Birth Date: 17 Nov 1862 (All I had was August KOEHLER) Birth Place: Marschalkenzimmern District: Sulz Application Date: Feb 1880 Destination: North America Number: 849626 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Georg Friedrich (Don't know about this person) Birth Date: 22 yrs. (But the number is same as Dorothea's above) Birth Place: Breitenholz District: Herrenberg Application Date: Aug 1852 Destination: North America Number: 834627 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Gottliebin (Another stranger) Birth Date: 20 yrs. Birth Place: Breitenholz District: Herrenberg Application Date: Aug 1852 Destination: North America Number: 834627 THE WUERTTEMBERG EMIGRATION INDEX: Volume Three ABBREVIATIONS OF OBERAEMTER = DISTRICT TOWNS page 110 Name: Koehler, Hermann (This may be a step brother to above 4) Birth Date: 20 Sep 1877 (Christian's father married twice. first wife) Birth Place: Marschalkenzimmern (Passed away around 1875, second wife) District: Sulz (possibly Dorothea, making Hermann a step) Application Date: Feb 1880 (brother. I have a Herman KAHLER) Destination: North America Number: 849626 Leslie ==== KOEHLER Mailing List ==== If you need the list owner, send email to <ShandyBeast@starlink.com> Leslie (Bridges) Kohler

I rec'd info this morning stating: The KÖHLER name is everywhere in the St.Michael/Bühlertal church records. Your subscribers might consider ordering them in at their LDS FHC, (microfilm #'s are on my webpage) especially if their immigrants came through New Orleans to St. Louis area in the 1855 migration (21 KÖHLER's on board). -- Lila White cybermom@springnet1.com Bühlertal, Baden Home Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/3974 ................................................................... Hope that this helps one or more on our list. ................................................................... Leslie Bridges Kohler [List Moderator of KOEHLER-L] ShandyBeast@starlink.com DICKINSON--FOX--GLENN--MANTLO

Hi! Do you realize that Metz in now in France? You should be able to write to the City Archive in Metz and they can look up Christian's birth in the church records... then you could learn more about his parents! don ludwig ----------------- Ooooh, but I do love the posts from all of you wonderful people! And, I am still working on recruting more. In the mean time, I guess that it is probably about time for me to post something about my husband's KOEHLERs. CHRISTIAN F. KOEHLER b 22 Sept 1837 Metz, Deutchland Came to NY from Hamburg in 1852 His father was 'possibly' Henry (or Heinrich). He 'possibly' had a brother named Eli. m/ 11 Nov 1868 at Wolcottsville, Niagara Co, NY Wife was SOPHIA NEUMANN (5 Feb 1842 Germany-16 Mar 1918 Macon Co, MO) dau of Elizabeth & Henry Neumann Moved to MO c. 1868-1870 Filed for naturalization in Niagara Co, NY on 28 Nov 1859 saying he was from Saxony Coburg, Deutchland Children of SOPHIA (NEUMANN) & CHRISTIAN KOEHLER: 1) Charlie M. (or W.) KOEHLER (6/4/1869-1/4/1878) 2) George Henry KOEHLER (5/10/1871-3/24/1903) m/ Essie GLENN on 5/10/1893 (She later m/2,m/3,m/4) 3) Helen KOEHLER (6/18/1875-1/7/1956) m/Frederick F. DOHRING on 6/2/1897 4) Sarah KOEHLER (11/10/1878-6/16/1879) 5) Ella KOEHLER (5/4/1882-5/24/1947) m/1 Arthur (or W.A.) Jenkins m/2 Mr. WILHITE Leslie (Bridges) Kohler ShandyBeast@starlink.com BRIDGES--FOX--KOEHLER--GLENN--MANTLO ==== KOEHLER Mailing List ====

Leuenberger, Maria Birth : ABT. 1789 Family: Spouse: KOHLER, Johannes --------------- I found this info tonight while surfing the web. Hope it helps one of us. Leslie

Here are my Köhler ancestors: ----------------------------------------------- Generation 1: Johann Georg KÖHLER married to Maria Elisabeth HEDLER Generation 2: Johann Heinrich Christian Ehrhardt KÖHLER born: 18 December 1791 in Remptendorf/Thüringen married: 10 October 1809 in Remptendorf/Thüringen died: 6 February 1852 in Remptendorf/Thüringen married to Marie Magdalene GUNDERMANN (Father: Johann Christian GUNTERMANN; Mother: Christiane Renate SENF) born: 14 August 1786 in Remptendorf/Thüringen died: 9 November 1858 in Remptendorf/Thüringen Generation 3: Heinrich Gottfried Johann KÖHLER born: 4 October 1817 in Friesau/Thüringen married: 28 January 1838 in Röppisch/Thüringen died: Unknown in ? married to Hanne Christiane Marie ACKERMANN (Father: Johann Christian Karl ACKERMANN; Mother: Susanne Sophie Katharine HOFFMANN) born: 2 February 1814 in Remptendorf/Thüringen died: Unknown in ? Generation 4: Heinrich Christian Wilhelm KÖHLER born: 2 September 1838 in Rauschengesees/Thüringen married: 23 June 1863 in Lausnitz/Thüringen died: 12 February 1929 in Gera/Thüringen married to "Friedericke" Karoline Friedericke Sophie RIEDEL (Father: Michael August RIEDEL; Mother: Elisabetha Catharina STERNKOPF) born 12 October 1834 in Birkigt/Thüringen died: 13 May 1905 in Ranis/Thüringen Generation 5: Ida Auguste KÖHLER born: 1 March 1868 in Ranis/Thüringen married: 11 October 1891 in Ranis/Thüringen died: 12 September 1961 in Krölpa/Thüringen married to Karl Ferdinand Erdmann LUDWIG (Father: "Carl" Johann Carl LUDWIG; Mother: "Caroline" Louise Caroline PETZOLD) born 23 September 1869 in Krölpa/Thüringen died: 18 June 1955 in Krölpa/Thüringen Generation 6: Karl Erich LUDWIG born: 19 December 1905 in Krölpa/Thüringen married: 4 January 1928 in Manhattan, New York City, NY died: 15 May 1968 in Ringwood, NJ married to Gertrud Charlotte Elisabeth SCHULZ (Father: Johann August Hermann SCHULZ; Mother: "Maria" Marie Karoline Charlotte SCHWUCHOW) born: 8 March 1909 in Schlawe/Pommern died: 27 December 1979 in Lower Paxton Twp., Dauphin Co., PA Generation 7: Dr. Charles Max Frido LUDWIG born: 12 April 1929 in Jersey City, NJ living in Lititz, PA married to Betty Olene GOURLEY (Father: James Elliott GOURLEY, Sr.; Mother: Ethel Elizabeth CURRY) born: 6 May 1929 in Windber, PA married: 31 August 1957 in Mt. Lebanon (Pittsburgh), PA divorced: 15 June 1977 in Dauphin Co., PA living in Harrisburg, PA Generation 8: Donald Charles LUDWIG born: 12 May 1959 in Paterson, NJ living in Frankfurt, Germany ----------------------------------------------- Note: Thüringen is the German spelling of Thuringia, a state in central Germany (formerly in East Germany). To the best of my knowledge, none of my Köhler ancestors/relatives came to the USA. Additional research is possible in Remptendorf/Thüringen, but after having written to the parish priest several times, I have yet to receive an answer... All of this Köhler research was done by a cousin of my father's in the late 1930s/early 1940s. Köhler is a relatively common name in Germany, so most all of the various lines are unrelated. If any of you have Köhler ancestors from Remptendorf, though, we're probably related and I would love to hear from you. don ludwig

Dear Deborah! I plan on posting an entry soon on my Köhler ancestors... but I wanted to respond to this Email. You appear to not know the birthdate and birth location of your immigrant ancestor and this should be relatively easy to determine. For you (and anyone else), whose ancestors immigrated to the US in the early 1900s, you have two great resources at your disposal: 1. the National Archives maintains copies of the ship manifests that list all immigrants to the US. You can request a search of the indices and for $10, you can get a copy of the page where your ancestor's name appears. The entry lists the person's age, residence (in Europe), US residence, and often birthplace. After the Immigration Act of 1924 was passed, each immigrant had to apply for an Immigration Visa from the INS. Thus, after 1924, the ship manifest also contains this Visa information. 2. the INS (Immigration & Naturalization Service) maintains records on all immigrants. The INS was founded in 1906, so any naturalizations before that date are not stored there. You can write to the INS and receive copies of the citizenship file for your ancestor, and, for those who immigrated after 1924, you can also get a copy of the Immigration Visa file. EXAMPLE: My grandparents, Karl Ludwig (his mother was a Köhler) and Gertrud Schulz emigrated from Germany in 1925/1926 respectively. My grandmother was born in Schlawe/Pommern and all civil records were destroyed there in 1945 (WWII). When she applied for her visa to the US, she had to submit a birth certificate, and I received a copy of it when I requested her immigrant visa file. Unbelieveable--this was the only source where I was able to get a birth certificate for my grandmother! don ludwig ------------------------------- (Embedded image moved DJKoehler@aol.com to file: 06/23/98 05:18 AM pic22451.pcx) To: KOEHLER-L@rootsweb.com cc: (bcc: Donald Ludwig/AMS/AMSINC) Subject: [KOEHLER-L] KOEHLERs from Hanover Hello all! I am new to these kinds of lists, and I understand this is a new list, but I suppose everyone posts their ancestors? "My" KOEHLERs are: William (Wilhelm?) KOEHLER b abt 1872 in Germany m Sophia Came to NY in 1904 1920 Census lists him as a machinist in Queens Co., NY Reportedly buried with wife in Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, NY Children of William & Sophia KOEHLER William C. KOEHLER, Jr. b May 1896 in Hanover, Germany m Alwine Lena Catharine (aka Lilly) Blumenberg in Woodhaven, LI, NY d 5 March 1978 Frieda KOEHLER b abt 1899 m William WAGNER Marie KOEHLER b abt 1901-2 never married Deborah Sheldon-Koehler DJKoehler@aol.com Finding family facts for: BLUMENBERG & KOEHLER (Germany to USA) BAGSHAW & SHILLITTO or SHILLETO (Rotherham, England to USA) ROBINSON (Masborough, England) & METCALF(E) FANCHER (Danbury, CT), GREULICH & SHELDON (New Haven, CT) ==== KOEHLER Mailing List ==== If you need the list owner, send email to <ShandyBeast@starlink.com> Leslie (Bridges) Kohler

Seeking exchange on: Michael & wife Sabilla/ Sibilla/ Sybilla/ Civilla KOHLER, KÖHLER, KOEHLER, KALER, KELER, KEHLER Deed book of Northampton Co PA, Book 2, page 353, April 10, 1764 - deed from Civilla KALER of Upper Milford (PA), relict of Michael KALER, late of same place, deceased, who died intestate... (named following children)... only son and 3 daughters of Michael KELER, deceased, for certain lands on a branch of Perkomen (sp?) Creek. Their known children: i. Katherine mar. Jacob UPER/UFFER (ca. 1764) ii. Elizabeth mar. Fredrick WEISEL of Loudon Co VA (ca. 1764) iii. Sybilla/Sabilla/Civilia bp. 24 Apr 1736, Great Swamp Church, Northampton Co PA, mar.ca 1756/7 Northampton Co PA to Dewalt MECHLING (b. 1731 PA - d. 1816 Westmoreland Co PA); resided ca. 1764 at Macungie PA; I have more information on the MECHLING descendants. iv. Jacob of Upper Milford (Northhampton Co) PA (ca. 1764) **Note: The area of Northampton Co. in which they resided, is today called Lower Milford twp., Lehigh Co PA. SPECIAL QUESTIONS: 1. Who were Michael's parents? 2. What was Sybilla's maiden name?

For 25yrs I have hunted for the parents of Mary Ellen KAYLOR,KALOR or what ever. She was born March of 1824 in Virginia. Census of 1880 she says father born VA , mother PA. On May 14, 1844 in Delaware Co., Ohio she married Elijah Roads, but the name on the marriage was Taylor, not Kaylor. So for 15 years I looked for Taylors before getting her childrens death certificates and seeing the name was Kaylor or several spelling there of. . Mary Ellen died 1899 in Kansas and that was before they started keeping death records here. On the 1850 census Elijah and Mary Ellen were in Clermont Co., Ohio, 1860 McLean Co., IL and 1870 they moved over to Ford Co., IL. Then by 1880 they were in Shawnee Co., KS where Elijah died 1896 and she in 1899. Elijah got a pension from Civil War and so did Mary Ellen after he died. On that it said she had not been married before or after her marriage to Elijah Roads. So, Please help me if you can. LaRita from Silver Lake, KS _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello all! I am new to these kinds of lists, and I understand this is a new list, but I suppose everyone posts their ancestors? "My" KOEHLERs are: William (Wilhelm?) KOEHLER b abt 1872 in Germany m Sophia Came to NY in 1904 1920 Census lists him as a machinist in Queens Co., NY Reportedly buried with wife in Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, NY Children of William & Sophia KOEHLER William C. KOEHLER, Jr. b May 1896 in Hanover, Germany m Alwine Lena Catharine (aka Lilly) Blumenberg in Woodhaven, LI, NY d 5 March 1978 Frieda KOEHLER b abt 1899 m William WAGNER Marie KOEHLER b abt 1901-2 never married Deborah Sheldon-Koehler DJKoehler@aol.com Finding family facts for: BLUMENBERG & KOEHLER (Germany to USA) BAGSHAW & SHILLITTO or SHILLETO (Rotherham, England to USA) ROBINSON (Masborough, England) & METCALF(E) FANCHER (Danbury, CT), GREULICH & SHELDON (New Haven, CT)

Hello everyone, I'm a new list member, my name is Gunner Danneels and I have a line of Kohlers (without the umlaut usually) in my family tree. My research goes back to Fidelis and Agathe Kohler who moved from Wuerttrmberg to the Russian Crimean colony of Katherenental in 1816. Fidelis was born in 1775 in Trochtelfingen (spelling may be much different, I'm going from memory.) They had a son Xaverius, who had a son Michael, who emmigrated to Richardton North Dakota in 1890. If anyone is interested, I have lots of information to share about the Fidelis->Xaverius->Michael line. My information is sketchy about the descendents of the other children of Fidelis and Xaverius after about 1850 and whatever became of the family line in Russia. I would appreciate any help that anyone may have on those lines. I'm particularly interested in information or suggestions about how I would go about locating ancestors of Fidelis and Agathe. Gunner

I am not sure what Dan or anyone else has received. However, if ANYONE on the list or at Rootsweb is asking (or even hinting) for money, I need to know so that I can put a stop to it!!! Rootsweb, along with our list through them, is a TOTALLY free service. Leslie Kohler ---------- Dan wrote: >>I am interested if this is not just a way to get money?? >>Let me know -- Dan

David, do you know where Johann Heinrich Wilhelm was born, or what his parent's names were? Regards, Hasko Heinecke > -----Original Message----- > From: David Ikin [mailto:daikin@melbpc.org.au] > Sent: Sonntag, 21. Juni 1998 08:00 > To: KOEHLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: My Keohler > > > My Great great grandfather Johann Heinrich Wilhelm married Henriette > Wilhelmine Klapproth in St Andreasberg, in the Harz mountains and came to > Port Loncoln South Australia in 1849. He was a miner and distinguished > himself by having eight children and seventy two grand-children. Is this a > record! > David Ikin >

Just one addition concerning the name itself: Those of us researching in the "new world" should be aware of the difference between the names of Köhler and Keller. Their pronounciaction is quite similar, so their anglicized forms might be the same. They are however distict: Köhler is derived from "coal" while Keller is derived from "cellar". Concerning "my" Köhlers: They all seem to come from Leissling, a small village Weissenfels, soutwest of Leipzig. There still exists a spring called Köhlerquelle ("Quelle" = spring). The village belonged to the Kingdom of Saxony but was later und Prussian authority. It is very close to the border to Saxony-Meiningen. Anybody who has ancestors there, Köhler or not, please contact me. (1) Julius Köhler, born 24-Mar-1835 in Leissling. Julius was one of seven children. (2) Johann Christoph Köhler, father of (1), born 22-Jul-1785 in Leissling, married Johanne Sophie Haberkorn, died 18-Jul-1850. (4) Johann Tobias Köhler, father of (2), born 31-Jan-1754 in Leißling, married Marie Elisabeth Rothe, died 18-Oct-1813. (8) Ehrenfried Köhler, father of (4), probably born in Leissling, married Marie Dorothee Körch. Do you have any records from this area? Regards, Hasko Heinecke

Marriages--Illinois to 1850 Illinois Adams County Kohler, Teresia married Kreisler, August on 15 Nov 1847 in Adams County, Illinois

Kansas and Kansans: Volume 5 Mr. Bauman was born in New York City, New York, January 15, 1859, and is a son of Wendelin and Ursula (Kohler) Bauman. His father was born in 1812, in Kippenheim, a suburb of Freiburg, Baden, Germany. America owes to the struggle for more liberal government in central Europe, which culminated, in 1848, in the suppression of the patriots and in the self-expatriation of many of their brilliant leaders, some of her best citizens. The reader will readily recall the names of Gen. Franz Sigel and Carl Schurz as shining examples of these patriots. Wendelin Bauman, a tailor by trade, stood high in the councils of the patriots, was one of the organizers of the revolution, and, as a trusted secret emissary, traveled all through Austria, Prussia, France and Switzerland, making addresses in behalf of the cause and speaking in several languages. When the revolt against the Bavarian government was suppressed through the intervention of Prussia, the patriot forces to which he belonged took refuge in France. When it became evident that the cause in which they had struggled was hopeless, Mr. Bauman, then a man of forty-two years, sought a permanent asylum from political persecution in America. Locating first in New York City, he found employment at his trade as a merchant tailor and remained in that city until 1868, when he removed with his family to Ohio, in which state he resided for three years. In 1871 he came to Neodesha, Kansas, retired because of ill health, and lived here quietly until his death, in January, 1876. He was a republican and a member of the Roman Catholic Church. Mr. Bauman was married in his native place to Ursula Kohler, who was born in May, 1820, at Jungingen, Prussia, Germany, and died December 26, 1907, at Neodesha, Kansas. Their children were four in number, as follows: Franciska, who is the widow of J. G. Winter, a dry goods merchant of Neodesha, and lives at this place; Adolph, of whom more later; August, of this notice; and Caroline, who is the widow of W. C. Spangler, who was vice chancellor of Kansas University, and now makes her home at Lawrence, Kansas. Leslie

Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography of the Nineteenth Century. Addenda page lxi KOHLER, MAX J., lawyer, author, was born May 22, 1871, in Detroit, Mich. In 1894-98 he was assistant U. S. district attorney of New York city. He is the author of Methods of Review in Criminal Cases in the United States. Leslie

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 23 [p.383] ROLL OF HONOR page 115 Mrs. Lora Standish Alden Kohler. DAR ID Number: 22332 Born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Wife of George Coburn Kohler. Descendant of Capt. Nathan Alden and of Nathan Alden, Jr., of Massachusetts. Daughter of Isaac Carey Alden and Emma Lilly Gifford, his wife. Granddaughter of Henry Alden and Abby Cushing Smith, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Isaac Alden and Clarissa Whitman, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Nathan Alden and Sarah Barrell, his wife. Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Nathan Alden and Mary Hudson, his first wife, m. 1750. Nathan Alden, (1727-1807), was commissioned captain, 1776, of the Plymouth county regiment. Nathan Alden, Jr., (1751-1842), served in the company of his father, 1776, and turned out at the Rhode Island Alarm, 1780. He was born in Bridgewater, where he died. Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 23 [p.363] INDEX. page 372 Kohler, Lora Standish Alden, 115 Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 45 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. page 277 Mrs. Mamie L. Leagraves. DAR ID Number: 44688 Born in Allentown, Pa. Wife of George Leagraves. Descendant of Capt. John Peter Burkhalter of Pennsylvania. Daughter of John L. Cooper and Elizabeth J. Martin, his wife. Granddaughter of Andrew Cooper and Eliza Kohler, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Kohler and Mary Elizabeth Burkhalter, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Peter Burkhalter, Jr. and Dorothea Anna Maria Steckel, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Peter Burkhalter and Eve Catherine Seshler, his wife. John Peter Burkhalter (1731-1803) commanded a company 1775 of Whitehall militia. He was born in Alsace. Also No. 26298. Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 52 page 232 Miss Florence Blanche Kohler. DAR ID Number: 51529 Born in Overton, Pa. Descendant of Lieut. Col. Stephen Balliet, 1st. Daughter of Phaon Silas Kohler and Annie Elizabeth Balliet, his wife. Granddaughter of Louis B. Balliet and Annie M. C. Lorser, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Stephen Balliet, 3rd, and Mary A. Bieber, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Stephen Balliet, 2nd, and Susan Ihrie, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Stephen Balliet, 1st, and Magdalena Burkhalter, his wife. [p.232] Stephen Balliet, 1st (1753-1821), commanded the Northampton County regiment at the battle of Brandywine. He was a member on the Supreme Executive Council and a personal friend of Washington. He died in Ballietsville. Also No. 8860. Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 61 page 24 Mrs. Minnie Kohler Hamme. DAR ID Number: 60066 Born in York, Pa. Wife of John B. Hamme. Descendant of Sergt. Robert Peeling. Daughter of Elias Kohler and Harriet Peeling, his wife. Granddaughter of John Peeling and Anne Funk, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of James Peeling and Eleanor Harper, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Robert Peeling and Mary Smith, his wife. [p.24] Robert Peeling (1751-1839) served, 1776, in Captain Peebles' company, 2nd battalion, Pennsylvania rifle regiment, and, 1777, in Capt. John Marshall's company. In 1839 he was a pensioner from York County, where he died. Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 62 page 288 Mrs. Mary Everett Kohler. DAR ID Number: 61832 Born in Chicago, Ill. Wife of G. A. Edward Kohler. Descendant of John Reed, of Massachusetts. Daughter of William Smiley Everett and Charlotte Stickney Reed, his wife. Granddaughter of Henry L. Reed and Charlotte S. Reed, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of John Reed and Rachel Clark, his wife. John Reed (1756-1835) enlisted, 1775, as private in Captain Goold's company, Colonel Lincoln's regiment. He was born in Weymouth; died in Holton. Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 69 page 224 Mrs. Emma Balliet Kohler. DAR ID Number: 68624 Born in Lehigh County, Pa. Wife of John P. Kohler, M. D. Descendant of Lieut.-Col. Stephen Balliet, 1st, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of Stephen Balliet, 3rd (1809-60), and Elizabeth Huntington (1812-80), his wife, m. 1837. Granddaughter of Stephen Balliet, 2nd (1781-1854), and Susan Ihrie (1784-1852), his wife, m. 1804. Gr-granddaughter of Stephen Balliet, 1st, and Magdalena Burkhalter (1765-1805), his wife. Stephen Balliet, 1st (1753-1821), commanded the Northampton County regiment at the battle of Brandywine. He was a member of the Supreme Executive Council and a personal friend of Washington. He died in Ballietsville. Also Nos. 8860, 51529. Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 90 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION page 151 Mrs. Rosetta Viele Kohler. DAR ID Number: 89464 Born in Freeport, Ill. Wife of F. W. Kohler. Descendant of Philip Viele, as follows: 1. James Boyd Viele (1810-95) m. Lucinda Emerson (1816-67). 2. Jacob Viele (1775-1850) m. 1835 Catherine Boyd (1785-1867). 3. Philip Viele m. Rachel Fonda. [p.151] Philip Viele (1745-97) served as private in Captain Van Patten's company, Col. Myndert Wemple's 2nd Albany County, New York regiment. He was born in Schenectady, N. Y. Click to view full context ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 103 [p.311] INDEX page 219 Mrs. Anna Gertrude Kohler Owen. DAR ID Number: 102713 Born in York, Pa. Wife of Harry Luke Owen. Descendant of Sergt. Robert Peeling, as follows: 1. Elias Kohler (1845-1903) m. 1867 Harriet Peeling (b. 1849). 2. John Peeling (1815-87) m. 1844 Anne Funk (1816-83). 3. James Peeling (1790-1870) m. 1814 Elinor Harper (1794-1880). 4. Robert Peeling m. Mary Smith. Robert Peeling (1751-1839) enlisted, 1776, serving as sergeant in Capt. William Peebles' company, Col. Samuel Miles' regiment, 2nd battalion of riflemen, Pennsylvania troops. He was born in Ireland; died in York, Pa. Leslie