It was several years ago and they had no trouble finding it for me. However, I first found my great grandfather listed in the local person card index files and that gave the reference including the call number. Unfortunately I am unable to find the call number. The title of the work was Vorsichts Vericht des Deutchen Pioneer Verins In the late 1800's and through a good part of the 1900's Cincinnati's rich German heritage included many publications in the German Language. Perhaps the librarian was searching in English. Herman Kleine ----- Original Message ----- From: <DBell7246@aol.com> To: <KYKENTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 11:49 AM Subject: Re: [KYKENTON] German Pioneers 25th anniversary booklet > Herman, you did find the Necrology in the Rare Books Dept. of the Cinti. > Public Library? I spend a whole afternoon there a couple of years ago > while they > searched for it for me - and they didn't find it? May I ask....when did > you > view it? > > Thanks, > Darla > The Woodlands, TX > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Hello Rebecca. It appears that most of the Hellebusch's were from either Bavaria or Oldenburg, when I did a search on the IGI. What was her name? Who did she marry? LeeAnn ----- Original Message ----- From: <rbasha@wt.net> > Dear Miriam, > I don't live anywhere close to Kentucky, rather right now I am in > possibly the path of the next hurricane coming here in Texas. I have > heard of B.H. Hellebusch but do not know much about him. If I remember > correctly, he & my 3rd Great Grandmother were born about the same time. > She was born about 1839 in Germany. Was thinking maybe this person was > her brother or a cousin. Thats about all I know. > > Rebecca

Hey Darla. It's in the Rare Books and Archives area. Had you found your ancestor in the card index in the Genealogy/History department? If you find your ancestor there, there's a call number. I just took the call number to that Archives department and they provided me with the book. It's too bad that it appears the day you went they had a new person or something. It's been almost a year for me since I saw it. This Necrology does in fact include some of the members of the Covington and Newport branch of the Society as well, as Bernard Heinrich Heving is included in it. Unfortunately the information contained therein was horribly incorrect on him, but that's another issue. Bernard's photo wasn't included in it though, and I hadn't even known there were any photos in the books, so that was new and interesting information that Herman sent. When I am there next I will look to see if there are any Schleutkers included. LeeAnn ----- Original Message ----- From: <DBell7246@aol.com> > Herman, you did find the Necrology in the Rare Books Dept. of the Cinti. > Public Library? I spend a whole afternoon there a couple of years ago > while they > searched for it for me - and they didn't find it? May I ask....when did > you > view it? > > Thanks, > Darla > The Woodlands, TX > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > >

Herman, you did find the Necrology in the Rare Books Dept. of the Cinti. Public Library? I spend a whole afternoon there a couple of years ago while they searched for it for me - and they didn't find it? May I ask....when did you view it? Thanks, Darla The Woodlands, TX

Those interested in the German Pioneer Society should consider that there was also a branch in Cincinnati that operated in the later 1800's and early 1900's. Cincinnati Public Library has at least one reference I found, a Necrology, in their rare books department. In this I found a picture of my great grandfather. The Cincinnati Pioneer Society membership requirement included residence prior to a certain date and at least 25 years. Cincinnati Public Library maintains an extensive index card catalog of local individuals and where they are mentioned in various publications. Herman Kleine ----- Original Message ----- From: <DBell7246@aol.com> To: <KYKENTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 10:31 AM Subject: [KYKENTON] German Pioneers 25th anniversary booklet > LeeAnn, my gg grandfather and his brother (Gerhard/George and > Heinrich/Henry > Schleutker) were early members of the Deutsche Pionier Verein in > Covington. > When you're next at the Kenton Co. library, would you be willing to scan > that > 25th anniversary booklet and see if it mentions them? I'd certainly > appreciate > it. I don't know when I'll be in Covington again. > > Darla > The Woodlands, TX > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

LeeAnn, my gg grandfather and his brother (Gerhard/George and Heinrich/Henry Schleutker) were early members of the Deutsche Pionier Verein in Covington. When you're next at the Kenton Co. library, would you be willing to scan that 25th anniversary booklet and see if it mentions them? I'd certainly appreciate it. I don't know when I'll be in Covington again. Darla The Woodlands, TX

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Dear Miriam, I don't live anywhere close to Kentucky, rather right now I am in possibly the path of the next hurricane coming here in Texas. I have heard of B.H. Hellebusch but do not know much about him. If I remember correctly, he & my 3rd Great Grandmother were born about the same time. She was born about 1839 in Germany. Was thinking maybe this person was her brother or a cousin. Thats about all I know. Rebecca ----- Original Message ----- From: "miriam" <mcnabbuc@netzero.net> To: <KYKENTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2005 10:20 PM Subject: Re: [KYKENTON] Names researched >I thought you might be interested to know (in case you don't already) that >one B.H. Hellebusch was a member of the German Pioneer Society of Covington >and that the Covington library has a 25th anniversary pamphlet of said >organization that has a photo of my great great great grandfather Bernard >Heinrich Heving standing next to Mr. Hellebusch (as well as one other >individual whom I can't remember right now). Below the photo it says (in >german - the whole pamphlet is in german) "Three of the Grandfathers of the >German Pioneer Society". Now the copy they have out on the shelf is a >dreadful fax copy - BUT as I just discovered a few days ago, they have the >original in the CLOSED STACKS and they have a color copier. The photo even >in the original isn't great, but it is atleast viewable and may be a nice >addition to your family history collection if you are descended from this >specific Hellebusch. Mr. Hellebusch was also a sponsor at the baptism of >one of the first of my ancestors children! So, they knew eachother and >were obviously close. I hope you find this information useful and >interesting. If you'd like more information on how to obtain a copy of that >photo if you don't live near Covington, please let me know. > > LeeAnn McNabb > Cincinnati, Ohio > > PS. I believe the Hellebusch name might also be in the naturalization > abstracts for Hamilton County, but I might be thinking of the wrong > resource - I know I've seen Hellebusch recently in something else I was > looking through. If I find out what it was, I'll let you know. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <rbasha@wt.net> > > >> Dear Listers, >> The names I am researching in Northern Ky area or in the tri-state >> area is: >> >> Atha, Athey -- Grant Co., Ky to Kenton, Ky. [originally from St. >> George Co., Maryland] (early to late 1800's, 1900 to >> mid 1960's.) Atha --- 1900 to mid 1960's. >> Baute--Kenton Co., Ky -(1881 to 1950) >> Bromagen--Bath Co., Ky -(about 1800's to 1840's_ >> Carr--Harrison Co., Ky -(about 1800 to 1820-1830) >> Helbush/Hellebusch--Kenton Co., Ky & Hamilton Co., Ohio (1859 in >> Kenton, Ky. & before in Ohio) >> Heinrich (?) Campbell Co, Ky. & Ohio (about 1890) >> Kennedy -- Gallatin Co., Ky & Switzerland Co., Ind ( about 1870 to >> early 1900's Gallatin Co., before 1870 Switz, Ind.) >> Nie/Nye--Kenton Co., Ky (late 1800's in Kenton Co., Ky.) >> Pieper--Kenton Co., Ky (mid 1800's to about 1920.) >> Pfirrmann --Hamilton Co., Ohio & Campbell Co., Ky. (about 1850's - to >> 1880's in Hamilton Co., Ky) (1880 to 1960's to >> present in Campbell Co., Ky.) -family buried in >> Evergreen Cemetary >> Trenkamp --Hamilton Co., Ohio & Kenton Co., Ky (1840 -1860 in Hamilton >> Co., Ky)(1870-present in Kenton Co., Ky) >> -family buried in St. John's Cemetary, Ft. Mitchell, >> Ky. >> Related families: Behle, Cleves, Henke, Runge, Tewes > > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >

I thought you might be interested to know (in case you don't already) that one B.H. Hellebusch was a member of the German Pioneer Society of Covington and that the Covington library has a 25th anniversary pamphlet of said organization that has a photo of my great great great grandfather Bernard Heinrich Heving standing next to Mr. Hellebusch (as well as one other individual whom I can't remember right now). Below the photo it says (in german - the whole pamphlet is in german) "Three of the Grandfathers of the German Pioneer Society". Now the copy they have out on the shelf is a dreadful fax copy - BUT as I just discovered a few days ago, they have the original in the CLOSED STACKS and they have a color copier. The photo even in the original isn't great, but it is atleast viewable and may be a nice addition to your family history collection if you are descended from this specific Hellebusch. Mr. Hellebusch was also a sponsor at the baptism of one of the first of my ancestors children! So, they knew eachother and were obviously close. I hope you find this information useful and interesting. If you'd like more information on how to obtain a copy of that photo if you don't live near Covington, please let me know. LeeAnn McNabb Cincinnati, Ohio PS. I believe the Hellebusch name might also be in the naturalization abstracts for Hamilton County, but I might be thinking of the wrong resource - I know I've seen Hellebusch recently in something else I was looking through. If I find out what it was, I'll let you know. ----- Original Message ----- From: <rbasha@wt.net> > Dear Listers, > The names I am researching in Northern Ky area or in the tri-state > area is: > > Atha, Athey -- Grant Co., Ky to Kenton, Ky. [originally from St. George > Co., Maryland] (early to late 1800's, 1900 to > mid 1960's.) Atha --- 1900 to mid 1960's. > Baute--Kenton Co., Ky -(1881 to 1950) > Bromagen--Bath Co., Ky -(about 1800's to 1840's_ > Carr--Harrison Co., Ky -(about 1800 to 1820-1830) > Helbush/Hellebusch--Kenton Co., Ky & Hamilton Co., Ohio (1859 in Kenton, > Ky. & before in Ohio) > Heinrich (?) Campbell Co, Ky. & Ohio (about 1890) > Kennedy -- Gallatin Co., Ky & Switzerland Co., Ind ( about 1870 to early > 1900's Gallatin Co., before 1870 Switz, Ind.) > Nie/Nye--Kenton Co., Ky (late 1800's in Kenton Co., Ky.) > Pieper--Kenton Co., Ky (mid 1800's to about 1920.) > Pfirrmann --Hamilton Co., Ohio & Campbell Co., Ky. (about 1850's - to > 1880's in Hamilton Co., Ky) (1880 to 1960's to > present in Campbell Co., Ky.) -family buried in > Evergreen Cemetary > Trenkamp --Hamilton Co., Ohio & Kenton Co., Ky (1840 -1860 in Hamilton > Co., Ky)(1870-present in Kenton Co., Ky) > -family buried in St. John's Cemetary, Ft. Mitchell, > Ky. > Related families: Behle, Cleves, Henke, Runge, Tewes

This maybe off topic for some, but it amazed me how many Wars the US had been in, seems like most of my ancestors fought in at least 10-20 of them. Sally Rolls Pavia <sallypavia2001@yahoo.com> wrote: To: "Genealogy Bits & Pieces" <GENEALOGYBITSANDPIECES-L@rootsweb.com> From: "Sally Rolls Pavia" <sallypavia2001@yahoo.com> Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 15:42:26 -0700 Subject: [Candyman] American History Timeline American History Timeline American Involvement in Wars from Colonial Times to the Present http://americanhistory.about.com/library/timelines/bltimelineuswars.htm Sally Rolls Pavia sallypavia2001@yahoo.com List Owner: GENEALOGYBITSANDPIECES-L-request@rootsweb.com Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/GENEALOGYBITSANDPIECES "All incoming and outgoing email checked by Norton Anti-Virus" To Unsubscribe email: Candyman-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com Yahoogroups URL: http://www.yahoogroups.com/community/Candyman --------------------------------- YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "Candyman" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: Candyman-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. --------------------------------- "Be nice to your enemies. It messes with their head." proud member of the IBSSG --------------------------------- Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page

Am researching the Pool/Poole name in Sumner County TN and anywhere in Kentucky "Be nice to your enemies. It messes with their head." proud member of the IBSSG --------------------------------- Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page

My ancestors in Boone and Kenton Co were Sharp and Morgan. Both died and are supposedly buried in Kenton Co ca 1879. Also, at least one son, Thomas W., was married in Kenton. Any info on this family? Will share what I have. Bud Sharpe in Florida

LEMKER, MOLITORE, FISCHER, MEYERS, DREAGS (or some variation of that name) It is on a death cert. and I cannot quite make it out. They were all German Catholics, I think, and lived in Covington, Kenton Co. Anyone else interested in this family clan? Sherry in Tucson

Researching Klocke- lived in Cincinnati and northern KY/Covington Sidles/Sidell family who moved from Nicholas, Mason and Bracken counties to the Covington area of Kenton Co. Am willing to share what i have. Thanks, Donna in MT

Darla, My Weber's went by Weaver at one time. I have been looking for more information on my Philip Weber's/Weaver's father whose name was Louis. I do not know his mother's name. Philip was born in 1831 in Bavaria, Germany and came to the states a little before 1840. I only know of one brother whose name was Nick. I have a photo of an Agnes Weber. I think she may have been Nick's wife but do not know that for sure. Sincerely, Renee Werth

Dear Listers, The names I am researching in Northern Ky area or in the tri-state area is: Atha, Athey -- Grant Co., Ky to Kenton, Ky. [originally from St. George Co., Maryland] (early to late 1800's, 1900 to mid 1960's.) Atha --- 1900 to mid 1960's. Baute--Kenton Co., Ky -(1881 to 1950) Bromagen--Bath Co., Ky -(about 1800's to 1840's_ Carr--Harrison Co., Ky -(about 1800 to 1820-1830) Helbush/Hellebusch--Kenton Co., Ky & Hamilton Co., Ohio (1859 in Kenton, Ky. & before in Ohio) Heinrich (?) Campbell Co, Ky. & Ohio (about 1890) Kennedy -- Gallatin Co., Ky & Switzerland Co., Ind ( about 1870 to early 1900's Gallatin Co., before 1870 Switz, Ind.) Nie/Nye--Kenton Co., Ky (late 1800's in Kenton Co., Ky.) Pieper--Kenton Co., Ky (mid 1800's to about 1920.) Pfirrmann --Hamilton Co., Ohio & Campbell Co., Ky. (about 1850's - to 1880's in Hamilton Co., Ky) (1880 to 1960's to present in Campbell Co., Ky.) -family buried in Evergreen Cemetary Trenkamp --Hamilton Co., Ohio & Kenton Co., Ky (1840 -1860 in Hamilton Co., Ky)(1870-present in Kenton Co., Ky) -family buried in St. John's Cemetary, Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Related families: Behle, Cleves, Henke, Runge, Tewes Sincerely, Rebecca Bashaw

Hey All -- Any/All of the following ... WEBSTER, James P. and Anna E. (MOLONEY) WEBSTER Honorah (KING) MOLONEY (widow of James???) Mary (MOLONEY) CORCORAN (widow of Nicholas or Michael or ???) Dave and Nora (WEBSTER) FINFROCK Thomas and Anna Lucinda (WEBSTER) FLANNERY Ralph and Agnes (WEBSTER) BALSLY Clarence and Maude (FINFROCK) PALMER Be well. Mike

White, Truesdell, McCollum, Marshall, Broadsword Have been in correspondence with some of you about these families. All go back to ca 1800 or before in northern KY. Have been searching for parents of George White 1804-1875 d Kenton for over 20 years. He was born in KY. We never have been able to fit him into any of the well researched White lines. Any help appreciated. Original NKY ancestors in each line were George White 1804-1875 Kentucky Solomon Truesdell, Sr. ca 1749 prob PA Mary Broadsword bef 1785 d 1818 John McCollum b 1762 MD d 1818 KY Sarah Marshall 1823-1895 b/d KY bro George Herman Kleine

Thought I'd take the hint from others and list the names that I'm researching in Northern KY. If anyone else is working on any of these, I'd be glad to know about it. Schleutker, Runge (Protestant), Kingsbury, Davis/Dovico, Eisenschmidt/Eisensmith, Hartman(n), Cook, Rennebarth, Willett, Edwards, Wells, Brown, Rees, Curtis, Timmerman, Weaver, Krueskamp, McGill, Deglow, Schwedes Darla The Woodlands, TX

Hello everyone, I am researching the following names....anyone out there doing the same: Klosterman, Rolfes, Knollman, Schuerman, Judd, Heil, Wilmoth Thanks for any response, Debi Snow