This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Roth Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HJEBAIB/102.107.1 Message Board Post: I believe the town you refer to is Neu Walddorf. It is now called Nova Lesna, Slovakia. I am also researching Roth's from that town. We visited there last year. John Long Seattle, Wa, (425) 837-0802

I'm looking for information on the following ROTH family. They can be found in the Oakland, California census of 1920. Henry Roth b. ~1884 in Kansas, a shipyard mechanic Mary Roth, nee McNeel(e)y b. ~1883 in Ireland (emigrated in 1892, was naturalized in 1910) children born in Illinois: Eleanor Mary Roth, b. ~1907 Lucille Roth, b. ~1908 Harold James Roth, b. ~1910 William Henry Roth, b. ~1914 Lawrence Roth, b. ~1916 children born in California: Stanley Roth, b. ~1919 I'm trying to confirm that the head of this family, Henry Roth, was born in Topeka in 1884. His parents should be William H. Roth and Sabina Halstead. He may also have gone on to marry a woman named Ora Ann. Please contact me at robynnoll@att.net if you know anything about this family... Thanks, Robyn

For Glenn Roth- Thank you for the date & place of Penrose's marriage to Senia Peter. The only information I had was that Quentius was reported to have left for the gold fields of Calif. & was never heard from again. Is there a death date for him, or any other information that anyone might have?

LOOKING FOR INFORMATION LEADING ME MY FATHER ALLAN ROTH LAST KNOWN DIED IN 1979 FAMILY LIVES IN AVONPARK WONT TALK TO ME I HAVE NEVER SEEN HIM WOULD LIKE JUST TO SEE A PICTURE RESPECT HIS DEATH

Do you have any first names? I'm looking for Adam Roth and Magdalina Reuter Roth who immigrated from Germany to Indiana in 1848 as newlyweds. Their children were Eve (married Bohlinger; Montana), Fred (Duluth, Minn.), Mary Magdaline (Bury; AR.,OK), Barbara (Yochem; Indiana), John, and Joseffa (Indiana). If you have information, please reply. Thanks, Carol

Otto Roth was in the Army in Germany before coming to the United States. The following information is from a little army issued book. It is written in German. The first page gives general information about him. He was born October 2, 1855 in Weibersbrunn, Aschaffenburg, Germany. His parents were Anton and Marianna Roth. His father was a glaser. They were Catholic, Otto was approx. 5'5" tall, had dark blonde hair, a long chin and a long nose. He entered the German Army Nov 7, 1876 as a member of the Infantry. From entries in the back of the book: I left home 21 Jan 1880 for America, arriving New York on 8 Feb 1880 I worked and got to St Louis 10 Mar 1880 (The date 1880 seems to have been changed from 1881). Other notes concern the births and deaths of his parents and children. He married Anna Marie Sailer in St. Louis. Very little else is known about him. Ruth Autrey Stubbs

Margaret liebert, I haven't been here for a while but decided to check in. I just read one of your messages and found we seem to have the same august roth. At the time I spoke with you last I had limited information. Since then I have found that the august roth I spoke of had four children, peter, susanna, helen and kate. I actually have a picture of the three girls in germany. please et me know of any information you have. thank you. Claudine

Searching for information on my GrGrandmothers family. Her name is Mary Roth. Born in Missouri, married Jacob Wagner. Had seven children. Several brothers and sisters. Any help would be grateful.

I am researching Michael Roth.Born 1852 in Palatinate/Bavaria.Son of Valentine Roth m. Amelia Meyer 1883 in WI.

I know of a Michael Roth and Amelia Meyer married 1883 in Wisconsin just in case there maybe a link.

Carl ROTH b. 1829 and Ernestine/Elizabeth GROSKOPF b 1832 arrived in the US from Germany in 1857 and settled in Shumway Illinois. I assume they were married when they arrived. Their daughter Ida Willimenie ROTH ENGEL died in childbirth in 1903. Ernestine's death certificate (1914) was signed by Robert ROTH. Ida's daughter, Martha, who was born in 1903 is still alive and well. We would love to be able to tell her more about her family. Aunt Martha has a few cute stories about visiting her grandmother but scant facts.

I am trying to get started doing the family tree of the Roth's of Martain Co. I know that there were three girls and two boys. One boy lived in California and the other lived in Storm Lake, Iowa. Help Please

Hello. Am interested to learn more about your Roth family crest. Also I have lots of Roth information about family coming from Prussia in mid-1800´s (1853-1854) to America, mostly Wisconsin and some later to Washington state. Prussian documents reveal name was spelled, sometimes in same document, both as ROTH and ROTT. Contact at trothmunich@yahoo.com or troth@tcpconnect.com

Bob in AZ I noticed you had some Roths in MO. Are you aware of any in the St. Charles MO area? My wife's Roths are from St. Charles starting around the early 1850s and I have found some of them spelled RHODE. Earliest: Daniel Roth (Rhode) b. 1822 Baden, Germany, d. 1872 St. Charles, MO marr. Maria Ursula Kremer b. 1824 Baden, Germany, d. 1879 St. Charles, MO The line goes down to include my wife's grandfather HENRY JOSEPH ROTH, 1883/1957 St. Charles. Mike Laws St. Louis MO

25 July 2001 Pulse-Journal, Mason, Ohio Art Roth Art Roth, beloved family man, area businessman, community leader and active volunteer, died suddenly Thursday at his home in West Chester Township. He was 74. Mr. Roth was a true friend to his community, serving many organizations and individuals as well. In 1999, the Southeastern Butler County Chamber of Commerce renamed their "Citizen of the Year" award for Mr. Roth and his wife, Dorothy. The "Art and Dorothy Roth Citizen of the Year Award" is presented each year to an individual for extraordinary community involvement in Liberty and West Chester Townships. Along with his wife, Dorothy, Mr. Roth was active in many aspects of life in West Chester, including politics. He was involved in many local races including those of John Boehner, Tom Hayden, Dick Alderson and Jose Alvarez. He was an active member of "We The People Republican Club." He was proud of the fact that he was one of the few people who attended all of the West Chester Township meetings. He was a member of the City of West Chester Committee to incorporate the township. Mr. Roth was a volunteer driver two days a week for the Union Township (West Chester) Senior Citizen's Van Service, driving up to 13 passengers as many as 120 miles a day. He worked on campaigns for the Butler County Citizens for Elderly Services. He was appointed by John Boehner to the Advisory Council of the Cincinnati Council on Aging in Butler County. Mr. Roth was a member of the West Chester Coalition on Aging, hosting their monthly radio program on WHLS-FM. Mr. Roth was a 20/20 committee member for the Union (West Chester) Township Community Center and served as a board member of West Chester Community Television. As a member of the Southeastern Butler County Chamber of Commerce, he partnered with the Lakota schools through the Business Advisory Council as the project coordinator for the "School To Work" Program. He worked on numerous Lakota Local School District levies in the 80's, 90's and in 2000. Born January 5, 1927, in St. Joseph, Mo., to Oliver and Lucille Roth, Arthur Henry Roth graduated Cum Laude from the University of Kansas in Lawrence, with a BA in engineering. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Mr. Roth served in the Navy during World War II, as an aviation electronic technician's mate third class. He was discharged on July 19, 1946, and went to work for Alice Chambers in Milwaukee, and later in New York City. There, he met Dorothy C. Trainor. They were married August 8, 1953 in the Chapel of the Church of the Transfiguration in New York City. In November of 1953, Mr. Roth accepted an engineering position with Marathon Electric in the greater Cincinnati area. After 40 years with the company, Mr. Roth retired with honors as Regional Manager in 1993. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Trainor Roth, of West Chester, son, Brett Christian, daughter-in-law Theresa (nee Nunnelley), and grandsons, Cameron Jacob and Maxwell Braden, all of Liberty Township, OH, a sister, Virginia (Clement E, Jr) Birkmeyer, of Lees Summitt, MO, a niece, Lucia Beth Crawford (nee Birkmeyer) a nephew Kevin Birkmeyer and two great nephews, Lucas Gregory and Alexander Charles Crawford, and preceded in death by his brother, Oliver F. Roth, Jr. Art Roth has set an example of service that is an inspiration to us all. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, July 25 at 11 a.m. at St. John the Evangelist Church, 9080 Cincinnati-Dayton Rd., West Chester, OH. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Roth Family Memorial Fund at the Key Community Foundation, P.O. Box 1774, West Chester 45071.

Yes I have Anna Maria Roth [Rode] born 22 May 1796 in Alzenau, Unterfranken, Bavaria married 1837 to Johann Adam Stenger born 1785 in Alzenau, died 1842 in Zanesville Ohio Anna Maria Roth died 1849 in Weston, Platte, Missouri, Usa also Johann Conrad Roth born-1756 died-1814 in Alzenau and Johann George Roth b-1736 d-1797 same area.... and a few more ROTHs [RODE] Bob in AZ ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jackott@aol.com> To: <ROTH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 3:04 PM Subject: Henry ROTH > To those ROTH family researchers who have not yet discovered this, you should > not limit the surname spelling to ROTH. Check also for RODE, ROTE, and > probably other spellings of the same name. Anna Maria ROTH, my great > grandmother, shows up as Anna RODE on her marriage certificate. > > ______________________________

Our family has lost touch with all records of our family. Almost nothing is known about our relatives beyond our immediate family. The only information I have is a few names and dates, and I am desperatly seeking more. The family lived in Jersey City and around NYC until my branch moved away to Long Island and later to upstate NY. If anyone has any information, please contact me! Helen C. Roth- born 8/1/1898 (NYC) died 8/29/1950 (SS# 133-01-0941) Father-Thomas Clancy Mother- Margaret McDonald George Roth born 8/1/1896 (NYC) died 3/31/1945 (SS# 100-09-9454) Father- George Roth (U.S.) Mother- Mary Eibel (U.S.) son born 2/17/1917 (307 2nd Ave NYC) daughter Dorothy born 8/3/1919 married George Meyers children: Keith married Catherine Byrnes-Margaret Claudia married Chris Olsen- Kyle, Mallery

Thanks so much. This has been an exciting evening. My Dad just e-mailed me that he finally got around to digging through the old pictures and records. He found a picture of his grandmother with her father, Webster Tyler Roth, in Dodge City. Also other information about other family members. I am going to try to have him scan the pictue in and send it to me. I would be happy to pass it along when and if this happens. My e-mail address is draegray@yahoo.com Thanks again, Dee

Dee: What a surprise to get a response to a message I posted a year ago!! I'm afraid I don't have much information to help you. However, I would be glad to contact another Roth relative on your behalf, to inquire if they have anything on Webster Tyler Roth. The Chester Field Wright Roth and Maude Chestine Burdue you listed in your 01/11/01 posting were my wife's grandparents She THINKS that Chester's father was named Webster. The part about the Old Soldier's Home is correct according to her memory. Please contact me if you wish me to proceed as above. Best of luck in your search. I am currently researching my Schroeder/Theener lines. It is a slow, but very rewarding process. Sincerely, Bob Schroeder

To those ROTH family researchers who have not yet discovered this, you should not limit the surname spelling to ROTH. Check also for RODE, ROTE, and probably other spellings of the same name. Anna Maria ROTH, my great grandmother, shows up as Anna RODE on her marriage certificate.