Hello Dewey Here is the only record of an Alvine Schuenmann's family that I could find, She is the 2nd child; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Husband's Name Friedrich Wilhelm SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTR-QB) Pedigree Born: 31 Dec 1832 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 14 Feb 1920 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Buried: Feb 1920 Place: Married: 6 May 1862 Place: Father: Friedrich Christian SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTR-MS) Family Mother: Marie Sophie PIPER (AFN:8QTR-N0) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Wife's Name Louise Wilhelmine MARQUARDT (AFN:8QTR-W6) Pedigree Born: 26 Aug 1840 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 9 Oct 1900 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Buried: Oct 1900 Place: Married: 6 May 1862 Place: Father: Johann Daniel MARQUARDT (AFN:8QTS-CK) Family Mother: Anna Charlotte MUELLER (AFN:8QTS-DQ) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Children ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 1. Sex Name (Stillborn) SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-6P) Pedigree Born: Abt 1874 Place: <Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 2. Sex Name F Alvine Hedwig Louise SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-36) Pedigree Born: 15 Jan 1870 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 29 May 1870 Place: Buried: 1870 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 3. Sex Name F Emma Alvine Pauline SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-82) Pedigree Born: 23 Feb 1877 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 18 Jun 1877 Place: Buried: Jun 1877 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 4. Sex Name F Franziska Wilhelmine SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-7V) Pedigree Born: 26 Feb 1875 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 18 Jul 1875 Place: Buried: Jul 1875 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 5. Sex Name M Richard Franz Hugo SCHUENMANN (AFN:67XM-FF) Pedigree Born: 3 Apr 1878 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 1 May 1962 Place: Panaca, Lincoln, Nv Buried: 4 May 1962 Place: Washington, Washington, Ut ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 6. Sex Name M Friedrich Wilhelm SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTR-XC) Pedigree Born: 20 Apr 1863 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 11 Nov 1928 Place: Buried: Nov 1928 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 7. Sex Name F Agnes Helene SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-4C) Pedigree Born: 30 May 1871 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 12 Sep 1871 Place: Buried: Sep 1871 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 8. Sex Name M Emil Johannes Ferdinand SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-5J) Pedigree Born: 1 Jul 1872 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 2 Sep 1872 Place: Buried: Sep 1872 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 9. Sex Name M Franz Christian SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-1T) Pedigree Born: 2 Jul 1867 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 7 Jan 1873 Place: Buried: Jan 1873 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 10. Sex Name F Emma Auguste SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTR-ZJ) Pedigree Born: 22 Jul 1864 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 23 May 1870 Place: Buried: May 1870 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 11. Sex Name M Robert Karl SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-21) Pedigree Born: 5 Nov 1868 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 29 Dec 1868 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 12. Sex Name M Fritz Karl August SCHUENMANN (AFN:8QTS-0N) Pedigree Born: 8 Dec 1865 Place: Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Died: 5 Mar 1938 Place: Buried: Mar 1938 Place: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Alvine Hedwig Louise SCHUENMANN (AFN: 8QTS-36) Pedigree Sex: F Family ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Event(s): Birth: 15 Jan 1870 Greifenhagen, Pommern, Prussia Death: 29 May 1870 Burial: 1870 Karl Roussin ================================== > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have Dorothea Schuenemann b. 1520 in Preußen (Prussia) m. to Bartolomaus Westphal b. 1520 in Preußen (Prussia). They had at least one son named Nikolaus Westphal b. 1545 in Gardlegan, Sachsen, Preußen (Prussia). There is all an Abraham Kittle b. 1 Jan 1730/31 in Wawarsing, Ulster Co., NY d. 16 Sept 1816 (parents are Rutsjert Kittel b. 1697 and Rebecca Van Etten b. 1706, grandparents are Jeremie Ketel b. 1643 in Grimmen, Mecklenburg, Germany d. bet Jan 1702/3 and Sept 1703 and Elizabeth Cloessen Keator b. 8 Dec 1678 d. unk Abraham m. 30 Aug 1754 in Deerpark, Orange Co. NY to Christina Westfall b. 1736, d. 22 Aug 1801 and they had 8 children Is it possible that these families are interconnected? Regards, Jan B. -----Original Message----- From: prussia-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:prussia-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of DEWEY ROACH Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 3:12 PM To: prussia-roots@rootsweb.com Subject: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS] KITTEL and SCHUENEMANN from Pommern Hi, I have been a member for several months and am now asking for help from this group in learning more about by ancestors from Pommern. This is what I know: My great-grandfather Bernhard Julius Theodor KITTEL was born 15 Oct 1855 at Storkow and was baptized at Evangelical Church in Gramenz, Neu Stettin, Pommern. His parents were Carl Gottlob Ferdinand KITTEL and Ernestine Christine Maria Sophia Bohn/Bohm. They had their 4 eldest children baptized at the church in Barwalde and were living in Valm from 1839-47 and after that were at Storkow and the church in Gramenz. Bernhard's grandfather may have been Freidrick Kittel who died 27 Oct 1850 at Storkow born in 1773. Sometime before the birth of Bernhard's first childin 1882, he married Alvine SCHEUNEMANN, born about 1850. I am not certain of the correct spelling of the Scheunemann family name. She and Bernhard her husband and their less that a1 yr old son immigrated to St. Paul, Minnesota in 1882-3. Alvine may have had a brother Henry and she definetly had two sisters who immigrated to St. Paul in the late 1870's. They were Henriette born about 1839 who married John Wilhelm KUMROW and sister Ulricke born about Oct 1845 who married in 1876 Gottfred SCHERDIN. I would like to know more of this SCHEUNEMANN family and where they lived and also where earlier generations of the KITTELS lived and who they were. I will write what I know of Bernhard Julius Theodor Kittel's military service from a translation given me from the surviving orginal military papers. PFC Kittel served from 3 Nov 1876 - 17 Feb 1877 in 2nd Company of Garde de Corps when he was discharged into the reserves in Feldgastein. On 5 Nov 1878 he was transferred into 3rd Regiment of Pommern and 8 Oct promoted to "Gefreiter" and on 15 June 1881was dischargedinto reserves in office of Cortin, County Colberg. Perhaps from this it may give a clue as to where he met his wife Alvine....perhaps she lived in Colberg??? I would greatly appreciated any assistance on this puzzle. Thanks, Dewey Roach (my mother was a Kittel) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi, I have been a member for several months and am now asking for help from this group in learning more about by ancestors from Pommern. This is what I know: My great-grandfather Bernhard Julius Theodor KITTEL was born 15 Oct 1855 at Storkow and was baptized at Evangelical Church in Gramenz, Neu Stettin, Pommern. His parents were Carl Gottlob Ferdinand KITTEL and Ernestine Christine Maria Sophia Bohn/Bohm. They had their 4 eldest children baptized at the church in Barwalde and were living in Valm from 1839-47 and after that were at Storkow and the church in Gramenz. Bernhard's grandfather may have been Freidrick Kittel who died 27 Oct 1850 at Storkow born in 1773. Sometime before the birth of Bernhard's first childin 1882, he married Alvine SCHEUNEMANN, born about 1850. I am not certain of the correct spelling of the Scheunemann family name. She and Bernhard her husband and their less that a1 yr old son immigrated to St. Paul, Minnesota in 1882-3. Alvine may have had a brother Henry and she definetly had two sisters who immigrated to St. Paul in the late 1870's. They were Henriette born about 1839 who married John Wilhelm KUMROW and sister Ulricke born about Oct 1845 who married in 1876 Gottfred SCHERDIN. I would like to know more of this SCHEUNEMANN family and where they lived and also where earlier generations of the KITTELS lived and who they were. I will write what I know of Bernhard Julius Theodor Kittel's military service from a translation given me from the surviving orginal military papers. PFC Kittel served from 3 Nov 1876 - 17 Feb 1877 in 2nd Company of Garde de Corps when he was discharged into the reserves in Feldgastein. On 5 Nov 1878 he was transferred into 3rd Regiment of Pommern and 8 Oct promoted to "Gefreiter" and on 15 June 1881was dischargedinto reserves in office of Cortin, County Colberg. Perhaps from this it may give a clue as to where he met his wife Alvine....perhaps she lived in Colberg??? I would greatly appreciated any assistance on this puzzle. Thanks, Dewey Roach (my mother was a Kittel)

Hi, Surname Keywords: Regal, Schwartz, Gumpert, Gumpertz, Gumperz, Hamler, Hammler, Seehaber Riegel, Regel, Regall, Rigel, Margel, Margell, Swartz Drew, Drews. I am researching the following families and individuals. GOTTLIEB JOHN REGAL, b Jan 1838, in Posen. Parents are supposed to be Jacob and Rose REGAL of Posen. This person is my main line of research. Alias: Gottlieb John Regal, Gottlieb Johann Regal, Johann Gottlieb Regal. Gottfred REGAL, b Apr, 1836, Prussia, brother of Gottlieb. Alias: Godfred W. Regal. Friederich Wilhelm REGAL, b Jan, 1840, Prussia. Where's Dronzonek? Married Anna Caroline DREWS in 1864. These surnames might be alias surnames to avoid being found. REGAL is a very rare name. Gottlieb was supposed to be raised in Posen, parents died, he was orphaned, passed around to relatives, and then immigrated to the US in about 1865-1870. Other immigrants to the US in the time periods of 1850 to 1890: Karl MARGEL1843. Justienne Christine SEEHABER HAMLER 1798. Johann SCHWARTZ of Okolla near Crone on the Brada (River) 1809. Augusta Emilie GUMPERT of Vandsberg / Vansberg, 1854. Anna Caroline FIEDLER, born Prussia, lady in waiting (?), born 1839. I am trying to determine the church where records of Gottlieb would be found in Posen. But is that the city or Province? Thank you for any help you can provide. Beaurega

I am researching the families of Philippson and Bachstein (my husband's gr-grandparents). Adolph Philippson married in 1872 at London, England to Sophia Johanna Backstein (she was his second wife). Adolph was born circa 1832 at Vietz, Pomerania (now Witnica, Poland) and his parents were Wulff Philippson and Hannah Sondel. Sophia was born circa 1850 at Stettin, Pomerania (now Szczecin, Poland) and her parents were Alexander Bachstein and Franciska. She was confirmed at St Jakob's Church, Stettin in 1864 by the preacher Steinmetz. Any background information on these two families would be appreciated. Margaret Philippson, Australia. --

Hello, I have posted before about my G.G.G. grandparents Wilhelm and Maria Catharina Reinhard. I have gotten some info from the Immigrant Genealogical Society in California, they have checked the Emigrants from the Duchy of Nassau book and have found "Wilh. Reinhard, master carpenter and family, Dillingburg 16.3.1852 A. THey have told me this means they were from Dillingburg heading to America on March 16,1852. It doesn't state the name of the ship or amything else....Is there a site just for Dillingburg? Or someone that this list knows that works with families from Dillingburg? I have no other info to give at this point and I think finding them in Dillingburg will get me started again with this family. I see by the map they sent me that this is the upper northern region of Nassau at that time...thank you for all of your help! Sandy --------------------------------- Looking for earth-friendly autos? Browse Top Cars by "Green Rating" at Yahoo! Autos' Green Center.

Vicki You may find this site useful to find German towns that are now in Poland. I have found it great. Incombination with any other information you have or are given you can usually pin poiny your town. http://www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/LocTown.asp regards, Deirdre Canberra, Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Victoria Brehm" <vickibrehm@mac.com> To: <PRUSSIA-ROOTS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 2:25 PM Subject: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS] Timm's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany > Looking for TIMM's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany. Ernest Timm, > father of Marie Timm and Ann Timm that all came to the United States > in about 1885. In Chicago, Illinois, USA in late 1800's to early > 1900's. I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not > know where to look in Poland for this town. Can anyone help me? > > > Vicki Wilson-Brehm > vickibrehm@mac.com > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.441 / Virus Database: 268.18.1/690 - Release Date: 16/02/2007 > 14:25 > >

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Vicky Need some approx. birthdates of those TIMM surnames , There are 38 online for Earnst Timm . Karl Roussin ================================ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Victoria Brehm" <vickibrehm@mac.com> To: <PRUSSIA-ROOTS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 9:25 PM Subject: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS] Timm's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany > Looking for TIMM's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany. Ernest Timm, > father of Marie Timm and Ann Timm that all came to the United States > in about 1885. In Chicago, Illinois, USA in late 1800's to early > 1900's. I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not > know where to look in Poland for this town. Can anyone help me? > > > Vicki Wilson-Brehm > vickibrehm@mac.com > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Vicki, >Ernest Timm, >father of Marie Timm and Ann I have ( for example ) TIMM Anna Maria Emilie, * 20. January 1865 Botenhagen, ~ 5. February 1865 Schivelbein Parents: TIMM Ernst, worker and Wilhelmine nee KONRADT ( CONRADT ) >I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not >know where to look in Poland for this town. Look for the city of SWIDWIN in Poland. That`s the name of Schivelbein since 1946. Dieter Schimmelpfennig Heimatkreisbearbeiter -- Der Kreis Belgard-Schivelbein in Pommern http://www.belgard.org Historische Einwohnerdatenbank / Historical Inhabitants Database http://www.belgard.org/Namen/index.htm Belgard-Schivelbein Mailingliste http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/Kreis-Belgard -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: prussia-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:prussia-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com] Im Auftrag von Victoria Brehm Gesendet: Samstag, 17. Februar 2007 04:26 An: PRUSSIA-ROOTS@rootsweb.com Betreff: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS] Timm's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany Looking for TIMM's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany. Ernest Timm, father of Marie Timm and Ann Timm that all came to the United States in about 1885. In Chicago, Illinois, USA in late 1800's to early 1900's. I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not know where to look in Poland for this town. Can anyone help me? Vicki Wilson-Brehm vickibrehm@mac.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Vicki, may be this site will help you http://www.ortsfamilienbuecher.de/schivelbein/index.php?lang=en or this one http://www.belgard.org/Namen/index.htm If you have more Schivelbein questions....let me know them. Dieter Schimmelpfennig Heimatkreisbearbeiter -- Der Kreis Belgard-Schivelbein in Pommern http://www.belgard.org Historische Einwohnerdatenbank / Historical Inhabitants Database http://www.belgard.org/Namen/index.htm Belgard-Schivelbein Mailingliste http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/Kreis-Belgard -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: prussia-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:prussia-roots-bounces@rootsweb.com] Im Auftrag von Victoria Brehm Gesendet: Samstag, 17. Februar 2007 04:26 An: PRUSSIA-ROOTS@rootsweb.com Betreff: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS] Timm's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany Looking for TIMM's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany. Ernest Timm, father of Marie Timm and Ann Timm that all came to the United States in about 1885. In Chicago, Illinois, USA in late 1800's to early 1900's. I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not know where to look in Poland for this town. Can anyone help me? Vicki Wilson-Brehm vickibrehm@mac.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Look at the Hamburg passenger lists and passports. That should give you a place of origin where you can verify/search for their vital records . . . -----Original Message----- >From: Victoria Brehm <vickibrehm@mac.com> >Sent: Feb 16, 2007 9:48 PM >To: PRUSSIA-ROOTS@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS] WEDE of Schleswig-Holstein > >Looking for information/family of August and Amalie WEDE of Schleswig- >Holstein. August Friedrich b. 1833(?) married Amalie LEPTEN >(Loeptin) b. 1830. Children: Henry, Emil, Emma, Marie and Agnes. >August may have died in Germany, and Amalie and her children: Henry, >Emil, Maria and Agnes arrived in New York on 8 May 1882. (It is >believed that Emma immigrated a year earlier and married Ludwig >Hortsmann.) They departed from Hamburg, Germany. Agnes died on the >ship before reaching America. Their nationality is listed as: Prussian. > >Does anyone have any connection? > > >Vicki Wilson-Brehm >vickibrehm@mac.com > > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Look for the town name in the Library Catalog at the LDS web site. Some church records go back to 1859 which should at least get you started . . . -----Original Message----- >From: Victoria Brehm <vickibrehm@mac.com> >Sent: Feb 16, 2007 9:25 PM >To: PRUSSIA-ROOTS@rootsweb.com >Subject: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS] Timm's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany > >Looking for TIMM's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany. Ernest Timm, >father of Marie Timm and Ann Timm that all came to the United States >in about 1885. In Chicago, Illinois, USA in late 1800's to early >1900's. I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not >know where to look in Poland for this town. Can anyone help me? > > >Vicki Wilson-Brehm >vickibrehm@mac.com > > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Looking for information/family of August and Amalie WEDE of Schleswig- Holstein. August Friedrich b. 1833(?) married Amalie LEPTEN (Loeptin) b. 1830. Children: Henry, Emil, Emma, Marie and Agnes. August may have died in Germany, and Amalie and her children: Henry, Emil, Maria and Agnes arrived in New York on 8 May 1882. (It is believed that Emma immigrated a year earlier and married Ludwig Hortsmann.) They departed from Hamburg, Germany. Agnes died on the ship before reaching America. Their nationality is listed as: Prussian. Does anyone have any connection? Vicki Wilson-Brehm vickibrehm@mac.com

Looking for TIMM's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany. Ernest Timm, father of Marie Timm and Ann Timm that all came to the United States in about 1885. In Chicago, Illinois, USA in late 1800's to early 1900's. I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not know where to look in Poland for this town. Can anyone help me? Vicki Wilson-Brehm vickibrehm@mac.com

I have a couple of Timms in my database from Schivelbein. Specifically, the towns are Pernick, Naikloster, and Wismar. These are not related to me directly, but through marriage. Mine were from Rutzenhagen. Anyway, it may be a place to start. Mine settled in Eland, WI. In Poland, it's west central Poland now. Good luck. Jayne Overgard jayne@mathrc.com Victoria Brehm wrote: > Looking for TIMM's of Schivelbein, Pommern, Germany. Ernest Timm, > father of Marie Timm and Ann Timm that all came to the United States > in about 1885. In Chicago, Illinois, USA in late 1800's to early > 1900's. I am told that this area is now part of Poland, but I do not > know where to look in Poland for this town. Can anyone help me? > > > Vicki Wilson-Brehm > vickibrehm@mac.com > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PRUSSIA-ROOTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

http://www.geneal-forum.com/forum_d/index.php Hallo, obiger Link führt zu dieser (Neuen?) Seite. Einige Beiträge Ost- und Westpreussen. Gute Übersicht Namen/Orte in der Betreffzeile -- ___________________________________________________ In der Genealogie ist ein Schritt rückwärts ein Schritt vorwärts Schöne Grüsse aus unserer Universitätsstadt Göttingen Reinhard J. Freytag genealogie@freytag-immo.de

Passenger List 1740, 46 families ship of capt´n Dumstrey starting in Stettin arriving in KÖNIGSBERG > Quelle: Genealogie Forum, Frau Eberle: > > Liste der 46 Colonisten - Familien, die mit dem Schiff von > Kapitän Friedrich Dumstrey > am 14.7.1740 von Stettin abfuhren und am 26.7.1740 in > Königsberg ankamen. > Übrige : Schiffspassagiere > GÖRING aus Pickelsberg/Württemberg > CLEES aus Bauerbach /Nassau > ARSTADT aus Zutzendorf/Elsaß > ROSTI aus Frutigen /Bern - Schweiz > BREECH aus Kellersbach/Darmstadt > TOPFF aus Dohndorf / Grafschaft - Mansfeld > VOGEL aus Wiesenbronn /Francken > EBRA aus Montferrat /Auvergne > Leichtweiß aus dem Darmstädtischen > MICHLER aus dem Nassauischen > THEROS aus Molsheim /Elsaß > > > -- > ___________________________________________________ > In der Genealogie ist ein Schritt rückwärts > ein Schritt vorwärts > > Schöne Grüsse aus unserer > Universitätsstadt Göttingen > Reinhard J. Freytag > genealogie@freytag-immo.de > >

Quelle: Genealogie Forum, Frau Eberle: Liste der 46 Colonisten - Familien, die mit dem Schiff von Kapitän Friedrich Dumstrey am 14.7.1740 von Stettin abfuhren und am 26.7.1740 in Königsberg ankamen. Übrige : Schiffspassagiere GÖRING aus Pickelsberg/Württemberg CLEES aus Bauerbach /Nassau ARSTADT aus Zutzendorf/Elsaß ROSTI aus Frutigen /Bern - Schweiz BREECH aus Kellersbach/Darmstadt TOPFF aus Dohndorf / Grafschaft - Mansfeld VOGEL aus Wiesenbronn /Francken EBRA aus Montferrat /Auvergne Leichtweiß aus dem Darmstädtischen MICHLER aus dem Nassauischen THEROS aus Molsheim /Elsaß -- ___________________________________________________ In der Genealogie ist ein Schritt rückwärts ein Schritt vorwärts Schöne Grüsse aus unserer Universitätsstadt Göttingen Reinhard J. Freytag genealogie@freytag-immo.de

Hallo, falls man "seinen" Ort einmal aus der Vogelperspektive sehen möchte, ist Google maps (www.google-maps.de) auch für Familienforscher eine große Hilfe. Beispiel: Mein Vater, Großvater und Urgroßvater sind in Luttom Kreis Konitz geboren. Einfach "Lutom" eingeben und schon habe ich die 100-Seelengemeinde vor mir auf dem Bildschirm. Google-maps funktioniert nur mit den heutigen Ortsnamen. Kennt man diesen nicht, geht man auf www.kartenmeister.com oder www.westpreussen.de. Hier fdindet man im Ortsverzeichnis die heutige Schreibweise. VIEL GLÜCK. Wer´s schon wusste: Einfach löschen! ___________________________________________________ In der Genealogie ist ein Schritt rückwärts ein Schritt vorwärts Schöne Grüsse aus unserer Universitätsstadt Göttingen Reinhard J. Freytag genealogie@freytag-immo.de