Hi Karl, Have you tried the LDS Church History Center? You can check to see where the nearest church branch is located in the phone book. They will have a genealogy library where you can order microfilm for a small fee, and view it at the library. They have microfilmed records from all around the world. You can visit their site at: www.familysearch.org. and use the Ancestral File, the IGI, links to web sites, research guidance and much more is available at the site and the best part of it, is the price. It's Free! The IGI is interesting to use, I think you will agree. You fill in info you have on your ancestors and if they are listed in the IGI, It returns the info to you very quickly. Enjoy, Alice At 02:28 PM 10/20/00 -0400, you wrote: >Hi All, > >I sure need some help. I'm hopeing some one out there can supply the guidence I need. > >August 9, 1889 Carl (age 33) and Dorothea (age 26) Struck and their son, my father, Karl William Struck (age 6) arrived in New York from Bremen, Germany on the ship S.S.Eider. According to my fathers Social Security documents he was born in Berlin Germany, although he always said my ancestors were Prussion. The only religion that was followed in the United States and I assume Germany, was Lutheran. > >Some of the data that I'm trying to discover is: > >What was my grandfather Carl Struck's parents names, dates and places of birth? > >Did Carl Struck have any siblings? If so, what was their names and birthdates? > >What was my grandmother Dorothea Huhn's parents names, dates and places of birth? > >Did Dorothea Huhn have any siblings? If so, what was their names and birthdates? > >When and where did my grandparents Carl Struck and Dorothea Huhn get married? > > >Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. Karl > >