This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lutz Muller Franz Bosch Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y2.2ACIB/393.1.1 Message Board Post: Normally I would say no connection because my family arrived in NYC & stayed there in German neighborhoods..Muller had a child in Bavaria & came to US to become 2nd wife of Peter Lutz. I believe she was related to 1st wife Elisabet Bosch (Borsh) or Peter's Lutzes Mother whose name might have been Catherine Nagel or Nageldinger. I thought I thought I had found the whole family when I found a group of Genealogists who are in the process of posting many of the churchbooks, both Catholic & Evangelical, from Bavaria on the French border. If this area is of any interest---using the google search put in Pirmasens & their site should come up--The one who speaks English is BRAUN. At this point however, I would say this is no connection. I do appreciate even this posting --keeps hope alive :-)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Muller Franz Lutz Simon Dornhecker Doberenz Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y2.2ACIB/393.1 Message Board Post: I have Muller's and Franz's dominant in the German side of my lineage --- no Lutz's --- both Muller's and Franz's hailing from small collection of villages known today as Freigericht- Neuses, Freigericht-Somborn, Freigericht-Altenmittlau, Freigericht-Horbach and Freigericht-Bernbach. My own people came to the States in 1870, and I suspect that various branches immigrated in the period 1850-1880; the ones I know about headed for Illinois; some of 'em likely to have permanently settled also in Wisconsin & Missouri. I also suspect that some of "my clan" ended-up in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York --- most of 'em seem to have come through the Port of Baltimore --- but I haven't done much with collateral lines yet --- still trying to lock-down more detail on my direct lines. The German home-towns mentioned above are in modern- day German state of Hessen --- not in Alsace-Lorraine --- but I've recently established contact with an amateur geneaolgist (and 3rd- or 4th-cousin) in Freigericht-Neuses, and he's been telling me in recent weeks that my branch of the Muller's (Mueller's) --- as well as some of the Franz family --- trace their local roots just across the Main River from this fringe-area of Hessen --- to the towns of Alzenau, Albstadt, Michaelbach, Niedersteinau and Ober- and Unter- Western --- a stone's throw across the river in the German state of Bavaria (Bayern). If you have Muller's and Franz's from Bavaria (disregarding, for the moment, the Alsace-Lorraine connection), we may (or may not) have some ancestors in common. You're welcome to drop me a quick line, when time permits, with your thoughts on whether there might be some kind of connection. Regards, John Muller Woodridge, IL

PS 146 - 26 Jan 1916 - Brooklyn Daily Standard Union Eighteenth street near Sixth avenue AVITABILE, Alberta A. BARIS, Rose BASSOFF, Clara S. BIVINS, Edna M. BOTTEGLIERE, Angelina BUDINOFF, Ida BULL, Gladys M. BURG, Rebecca CLEVERLEY, Ruth M. COHEN, Dorothy K. COHEN, Gussie COHN, Priscilla J. CONDON, Marion E. CUSICK, Helen V. DALLETT, Gladys M. DENZLER, Helen M. DERMODY, Madeline A. DIDERICHSEN, Freda F. DUKES, Edna M. DUKES, Miriam E. ELLIOTT, Mildred E. FREDERICK, Elsa M. FUTORANSKY, Fannie GALLAGHER, Sara C. GAULEY, Letitia GOLDER, Ethel M. GORDON, Charlotte E. GORMAN, Helen T. GRAYER, Fannie M. HALDENWANG, Anna M. HALL, Edna M. HAMMERSTRAND, Lillian M. HARDER, Josephine M. HERMANS, Alice M. HOBBY, Frances E. HOCHMAN, Mildred HOYE, May HUTENBERG, Edna M. HUPA, Violet B. ILOWSKY, Florence F.C. JANTZEN, Ruth Z. JANUKAYTIS, Mary M. JOSEFOWICZ, Anna W. KARST, Loretta M.V. KEGEL, Anna KIMMIG, Louise KNELL, Grace M. LEBOWITZ, Mary LICHTENSTEIN, Ethel T. MAC LEOD, Florence C. MANZI, Teresa C. MARTIN, Mabel E. MARTINGANO, Antoinette R. MC CANN, Florence MIRKIN, Clara R. MULLER, Helena E. MURAWSKI, Hattie T. O1NEILL, Josephine A. PERINO, Philomena PLUNKETT, Hary A. RAPP, Rosaline L. REILLY, Henrietta H. REITZ, Carolina E. RODRIGUEZ, Angelina M. ROSEN, Rebecca T. ROSENBACH, Lucy H. ROSENZWEIG, Dorothy V. SCHOU, Henrietta E. SHARPLES, Dorothy B. SIMONSON, Jessie L. SMITH, Anne E. STAVENHAGEN, Hortens STERNSTEIN, Frances R. STICKLAND, Margaret D. SURGEON, Hildred L. SYMONS, Dorothy H. TAYLOR, Alice L. THYSENIUS, Helga C. TRAVERTS, Ethel D.T. WALL, Rose M. WATERBURY, Jeanne T. WEBERPALS, Minnie L. WILLCOX, Mildred A. WILLS, Margaret WILSON, Elizabeth C. WILSON, Maude I. WOLFF, Helen C. WOOD, Maude

Accidents On Saturday Andrew MUELLER, employed in the Bedford Brewery, corner of Franklin avenue and Dean street, fractured several ribs and sustained internal injuries by falling fron the hay loft. Yesterday his condition was so alarming as to necessitate his removal to the City Hospital.

PS 10 - 26 Jan 1916 - Brooklyn Daily Standard Union Seventh and Prospect avenues BERNSTEIN, Benjamin BUTTNER, William P. CHIN, Charles R. CONRAD, Edward A. CURNIN, Michael P. CURRY, Alfred A. DELGIORNO, Emilio DORING, William A. FEDERICI, Bartolo FEINBERG, Emanuel FERRY, Frank G. FERRY, Nelson FORMONT, Paul J. FOX, Mortimer S. FRANK, Thomas W. GINSBERG, Benjamin GOODMAN, Bernard C. GREEN, Walter C. GREEN, Frank GRIFFIN, Edward HANSEN, William HARRIS, Lester K. HEMPEL, Paul H. JOHNSON, Elliott W. KAMPF, Harold E. KOENIG, George A. LE TOURNEUR, S.R. LEWANDOWSKI, Max J. MAC DONALD, James T. MARTIN, John D. MC CORMACK, S.F. MC GUIRE, Thomas E. MC GUIRE, Augustine MEGARO, Anthony J. MICHALOVITZ, William OLSEN, Edward G. OLSEN, Harry O1BERG, Herbert PALMAY, Richard W. PALMA, Giuseppe PICKER, Alfred PAUL, Louis H. PLUMRIDGE, Theodore E. RICHARDS, William E. ROAMAN, Mortimer ROSENBLATT, Jacob SATTERLEE, George J. SCHILLER, George SILVERMAN, Samuel SIMONSON, Arthur L. SMITH, Frank H. SOCHEFSKY, Daniel SOLOMON, Salvator A. STARK, Leo STEINER, Walter H. VINING, Clarence H. VUONO, James J. WALMSLEY, Earl WATSON, Horace J. WEISMULLER, Louis J. WHALLEY, John J.

PS 137 - 26 Jan 1916 - Brooklyn Daily Standard Union Saratoga avenue and Chauncey street KEABLES, Susan L. - head pupil CAREY, Alice M. SAGAR, Marjorie PERLMUT, Dinah ZIELONKA, Marion L. OLIVER, Leona R. GRAZIANA, Assunta S. MAC CARTHY, Geraldine J. MULLER, Louise BURKE, Gertrude M. DE MOTT, Laura F. ERNST, Josephine FRENCH, Benita J. HAMMOND, Jessie L. HOLMSTROM, Elsa KINGBERG, Evelyn R. KING, Myra S. LANG, Wilhelmina M. MC KENNA, Frances R. MEANEY, Beatrice M. NASH, Isabel L. PORTER, Irene F. SCHWAM, Bella C. THOMAS, Bessie M. VOGEL, Henrietta B. WEBSTER, Edna I. WORTMAN, Catherine M.

PS 106 - 26 Jan 1916 - Brooklyn Daily Standard Union Putnam ave and Cornelia street District Superintendent - Benjamin VEIT MILLER, Gertrude Agnes MILLER, Charles T. Jr. MULLER, Julia H.

PS 44 - 26 Jan 1916 - Brooklyn Daily Standard Union Throop ave and Madison street James F. HURLEY, Principal MC MULLER, Horace Jones

Three Year Course MULLER, Helen

PS 9 Sterling Place and Vanderbilt Ave. William M. Rainey - Principal MULLER, Adele Margaret MU(??)ER, John Peter

Brooklyn Daily Standard Union November 4, 1931 Marriage Licenses - Queens >MUELLER, Anna..27..2080 Cypress Ave., Queens >LIPP, Henry..29..1030 Jamaica Bay Blvd., Broad Channel

1935-1936 MEDICAL DIRECTORY OF NEW YORK Hospitals of New York State-NYC area Manhattan and Bronx Hospital Physicians List NEW YORK HOSPITAL 525 E. 68th st. Tel. Regent 4-6000. General. 1020 Beds Maintains Registered School of Nursing. Supt., Thomas Howell, M.D. PED. Assts.: L. E. Weymuller

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y2.2ACIB/385.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for the email Judy .. would be interesting if these are the same people (MULLERS) my ancesters came from Strulsund ,250 miles nth of Berlin .. Where are you living ? I am in Victoria Australia , nth west of Melbourne .. on a farm . Please email me again at mulfarm1@bigpond.com.au direct CALVIN MULLER

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Muller-Miller-Mueller Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y2.2ACIB/385.1 Message Board Post: I am also looking for Fredrich August Muller who had brothers- Johann and August. Also, Heinrich, Georg and Susanna. Where is the town located in Germany. My Mullers are from he RheinlandPfalz. Judy C

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MULLER, RIEMANN, GIESECKE, DRAJEHN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y2.2ACIB/394 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on ANNE CATHERINE MULLER born 1791 and died 1858. She married JOHANN JOACHIM FRIEDRICH CHRISTOPH RIEMANN. I would appreciate hearing from you if you have any information on this family.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Muller Lutz Franz Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y2.2ACIB/393 Message Board Post: Fredrica Lutz b Bav c 1873 Married John Muller b probably Alsace/Bav c 1873/4--married NYC...a NYC census has relative with surname Franz living with them.. Fredrica's father was Peter Lutz born c 1834 Bavaria. I believe Fredica cam to US about age 1 yr with twin named Karolina or Lena. They remained in NYC area in German neighborhoods--were Catholic Many children in Peter's family..Usually named John , Peter, Lena, Frank,Kate, Nick even a Balthazar--or German equivilants.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Muller, Albert. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y2.2ACIB/83.230.1 Message Board Post: Hi- I am researching my father's family (with very little information), My Grandfather George Muller was born in Germany (Homburg/Hamburg, reportedly), emigrated to the US early 20th century as a sailor (jumped ship, reportedly). He had a sister living in the NY area at the time who later moved to Milwalkee or somewhere out in the midwest. George later maried Magdelena Albert and settled in NY, later in CT (north) and again in NY (Middle Villiage Queens) They had 5 or so children, including one daughter and three sons who lived to maturity. During his marriage he worked as a butcher. At some point he left the family and returned to Germany, never to be heard from again, at least by those who I have information from. If any of this should match with the George Muller you have information for, I would be grateful for the help. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MULLER, GASSEN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y2.2ACIB/215.224.255.2 Message Board Post: I have a Fritz Muller in Chicago in 1871 but I don't think he's related to any of yours. Link to his entry in my family tree: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pants&id=I058 He was born 1819 in Prussia and married Elise / Eliza (surname unknown). In 1870 he was living in St Paul, Minnesota and had their first daugher, Julia, there. By 1871 they were in Chicago and had their second daughter, Minnie, my gr-gr-grandmother. Fritz died in 1881. lisa

I am interested in sharing info about the Muller family who lived in Lejansk, Poland

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y2.2ACIB/392 Message Board Post: I am seeking further information on Frederick John Henry Muller, wholesale furrier. He married Emma Richards in l835 in Lambeth, Surrey UK. Subsequently moved to City of London, Shoreditch, Hackney and then Peckham, Surrey. Any info. gratefully received. Thank you.