This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/kVC.2ACE/3364 Message Board Post: I would like to know if anyone has any information about Claus, Hinrich, Wilhelmine or Katerina Sticken. Wilhelmine's Maiden name was Oland and Claus, Hinrich and Wilhelmine are all burried in Eidsvold Qld Australia. I know that Claus, Hinrich and Wilhelmine as well as some other Sticken's all came to Australia in 1866 on the Ship Beusite but I have no information regarding what family they may have left back in Germany.

Manning, IA is one of the few places you can find a "real" German hausbarn. It was built in Germany in (1860 I think), torn down in the 1980s or 90s and all the parts numbered, shipped to Manning and a crew from Germany rebuilt it there. Thatch roof and all. I was born in Manning and graduated from high school there (many moons ago). ----- Original Message ----- From: "TerribleHerbst" <herbst1@cox.net> To: <SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 11:39 PM Subject: [S-H-RTS] RC: Wunderlich,Peters,Doose Dithmarschen > Hi folks, > > Here is my family info for this roll call - > > Jurgen Wunderlich > Born 1827 Schwienhusen, Kreis Dithmarschen, Schleswig -Holstein Germany > Died 1897 Manning, Iowa, USA > Married to: > First wife - nee Dose or Doose Died 1854 > Second wife - Johanna Catharina Peters Married 1855 > Third Wife - Agneta Thede Born 1834 Erfde Died 1908 Manning, Iowa > > One son from first marriage: > Jurgen Nicholas Wonderlick 1852 -1930 > > 4 children from second marriage lived past childhood: > Dora Wunderlich 1855 - 1944 > Kate Wunderlich 1858 - 1944 > Anna Wunderlich 1862 -1948 > John Wunderlich 1865 - 1904 > > 2 children from third marriage: > Margaret Wunderlich 1869 -1910 > Thee Wonderlich 1871 - 1961 > > Regards, > Howard > > > > ==== SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > The Frequently_Asked_Questions web-site can be found at: > http://www.genealogy-sh.com/faq-sh-roots/index.htm >

Eugene M. Wengert wrote: >> I have the Germans to America CD covering German arrivals from 1850 >> to 1888. The actual volumes go later than this, but I do not have an >> index. To do a look-up, I need name and birthdate and any other >> passengers. > > Eugene Wengert Hi Eugene. I am looking for records of the Stutzke family arriving between in 1889 or 1890. Names and birth years are: Martin (approx. 1840) Wilhelmina (1836) Herman (1864) and wife Matilda (1869), children Eric (1888) and Marlene (1889) Ferdinand (1866) Freidrich (1871) Martha (1873) I realize that these fall outside your indexes but any information and advice would be greatly appreciated. The only other information I have is that Martin did not travel with his wife and children, but did come later and may have died during the voyage. Thanks Ron Martell Microsoft MVP http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

My grandmother, Anna Marie Schoning or Schonning or Schöning or Schoening (who knows how many other possible spellings?) was born in Haderslev on 4 June 1884. Her parents were Rudolf (Anton) Schonning b. 25 May 1856 and Caroline Nielsen b. 13 Apr 1859 in Haderslev. In ~1909 Anna Marie gave birth to an illegitimate son, Rudolph Schonning. In 1910, Anna Marie arrived at Ellis Island (alone). Her passage was paid by her aunt, Marie Lund of Penn Ave. in Perth Amboy, NJ. Anybody have any Lund's in Perth Amboy, NJ? Anna Marie worked as a house servant for a minister in NYC and in 1912 she married Knud Aggerholm Jensen (who had immigrated from Mollerup in 1903). In 1913, there is a record that Anna Marie's father, Rudolf Schonning, arrived at Ellis Island, and his destination was the address at which Anna Marie and her husband, Knud, were living on Hall Ave. in Perth Amboy, NJ. I can find no record of the arrival of Anna Marie's mother, Caroline Nielsen Schonning, or the illegitimate son, Rudolph, although, I have information from the children of Anna Marie and Knud that Rudolf Schonning, his wife Caroline and their illegitimate grandson, Rudolph, lived in Perth Amboy for many years thereafter. I'm looking for any information on this family in Haderslev. Also, Anna Marie had an older sister, Laura, who was (interestingly) born somewhere in PA, during an earlier, short-lived immigration. No indication of them being in PA during the 1880 census. Laura, at age ~40, married Jens Beck Jensen, the brother of Anna Marie's husband (two sisters married two brothers). Anybody out there have any clues or information? Kathryn Jensen Jewett

Trying to find any information on Charles PIEPER, b: 8 December 1859 possibly traveled with brother Ferdinand PIEPER, around 1880 and possibly Frank TANK Wilhelmine (Minnie) BRINKHOFF b: 1857- 1864 possibly traveled with sister Katie Ernest WENDT b: abt 1845 possibly traveled with Albert (Pieper) Wendt, Kate Wendt, Anna Wendt. This is all the information I have. If you have the time to look, would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your time. Susan Leighton

Hi folks, Here is my family info for this roll call - Jurgen Wunderlich Born 1827 Schwienhusen, Kreis Dithmarschen, Schleswig -Holstein Germany Died 1897 Manning, Iowa, USA Married to: First wife - nee Dose or Doose Died 1854 Second wife - Johanna Catharina Peters Married 1855 Third Wife - Agneta Thede Born 1834 Erfde Died 1908 Manning, Iowa One son from first marriage: Jurgen Nicholas Wonderlick 1852 -1930 4 children from second marriage lived past childhood: Dora Wunderlich 1855 - 1944 Kate Wunderlich 1858 - 1944 Anna Wunderlich 1862 -1948 John Wunderlich 1865 - 1904 2 children from third marriage: Margaret Wunderlich 1869 -1910 Thee Wonderlich 1871 - 1961 Regards, Howard

Eugene: Endless thanks for your offer! My ggrandfather, Peter JOHNSON (Johnsen), emigrated from Schleswig (Als, Sonderborg) sometime between the late 1850's and 1868. His birthdate was 16 Apr 1839. He married my ggrandmother in Milwaukee in 1868 (also my hometown). Ggrandmother Martha Hansen, born 7 Aug 1851, emigrated in or about 1866 -- but I do not know if they came over together. Either of them could have been travelling with other HANSENS (Jochim was Martha's father), or CLAUSENS, or KAADS, whom I am also researching. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Liz in Arizona ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eugene M. Wengert" <ewengert@wisc.edu> To: <SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 3:17 PM Subject: [S-H-RTS] Germans to America > > >I have the Germans to America CD covering German arrivals from 1850 to > >1888. The actual volumes go later than this, but I do not have an > >index. To do a look-up, I need name and birthdate and any other passengers. > > Eugene Wengert > Emeritus Professor, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison > President, The Wood Doctor's Rx, LLC > 2872 Charleston Drive > Madison, WI 53711-6503 > 608-271-4441 > Preferred e-mail: WoodDoc@UWAlumni.com > www.WoodWeb.com > > > ==== SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > The Frequently_Asked_Questions web-site can be found at: > http://www.genealogy-sh.com/faq-sh-roots/index.htm >

Hello: I would appreciate hearing from any list member with information relating to my grandfather, Jacob PETERSEN, as set forth below: Birth Name: Jacob PETERSEN Date of Birth: June 29, 1865 Place of Birth: Town of Flensburg, Province of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Name of Father: Asmus PETTERSEN Name of Mother: Anna JOHANSEN Date of Arrival in America: 1883 - approximately Your cooperation and assistance will be greatly appreciated. And, many thanks for your time and efforts. Robert D. Peterson e-mail address: rpeter8370@AOL.com

Thanks so much for checking on my Martens, Gene. I'm sure that there could be a variant on the spelling of their last name. They went by several different spellings here in the US. Maggie >I do not find anything close to what you asked about. My index is by >surnames. The books of G to A are listed by date, so you might have better >luck with them, since you know the arrival year. Perhaps there was a >spelling variation in the surname. > >Gene

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I do not find anything close to what you asked about. My index is by surnames. The books of G to A are listed by date, so you might have better luck with them, since you know the arrival year. Perhaps there was a spelling variation in the surname. Gene At 06:25 PM 10/7/2003 -0500, you wrote: >If possible, I would love a look up for Otto Martens and family. He came to >America in 1863 with his family, Catherina, Claus, David, Margaretta, >Christina, and Otto. Otto Sr. may have died on the ship but I would think >that he'd still be listed. > >Thanks for any help. >Maggie Nelson >olelena@brainerd.net > > > >>I have the Germans to America CD covering German arrivals from 1850 to > >>1888. The actual volumes go later than this, but I do not have an > >>index. To do a look-up, I need name and birthdate and any other >passengers. > > > >Eugene Wengert > >Emeritus Professor, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison > >President, The Wood Doctor's Rx, LLC > >2872 Charleston Drive > >Madison, WI 53711-6503 > >608-271-4441 > >Preferred e-mail: WoodDoc@UWAlumni.com > >www.WoodWeb.com > > > >==== SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-ROOTS Mailing List ==== >The Frequently_Asked_Questions web-site can be found at: >http://www.genealogy-sh.com/faq-sh-roots/index.htm Eugene Wengert Emeritus Professor, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison President, The Wood Doctor's Rx, LLC 2872 Charleston Drive Madison, WI 53711-6503 608-271-4441 Preferred e-mail: WoodDoc@UWAlumni.com www.WoodWeb.com

Looking for ancestors of my g-g grandparents, Johann VOSS (b. 1804 in Holstein) and Catherine MILLER. I have info on my great grandfather, Wilhelm Heinrich, born in 1848 in Bernsdorf (I've seen other spellings), Holstein, and emigrated in 1860 with his father and two brothers, Henry (probably Heinrich), b. 1845 and August, b. 1853. The oldest brother, Frederick VOSS , b. 1841, emigrated in 1859 and settled in Plattesville, WI. He served in the WI cavalry in the Civil War, and married Minnie SPETH. They moved to Iowa to be near Johann and stayed there the rest of their lives. Johan's second wife was named Fredericka. Johann and the younger sons settled near State Center, Iowa where John and Fredericka are buried. Henry VOSS was living in Wisconsin in 1909; August VOSS married in State Center and was living in Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1909. Wilhelm VOSS was in St. Joseph, MO. Catherine VOSS remained in Germany and married a man with the surname of Koch. I assume that Catherine Miller died before the family emigrated but have no evidence one way or the other. Any info appreciated. Kim Voss Wiar kwiar@cox.net

Hello , I am having a terrible time finding out anything out about my 2nd great grandparents, any/all suggestions most welcomed, ( but I don't read German) JOHANNES HERMANN RALFS was born December 22, 1814 in Heide, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, and died February 03, 1891 in Oneida Twp., Tama Co., IA. He married ELSABEA MARGARETHA ELIZABETH EDENS Aft. 1855 in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, daughter of PETER EDENS and ANNA SAACK. She was born April 07, 1824 in Busum, Schleswig- Holstein, Germany, and died August 22, 1906 in Oneida Twp., Tama Co., IA. ~Claire Grant Sioux Falls, SD, U.S.A. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search

If possible, I would love a look up for Otto Martens and family. He came to America in 1863 with his family, Catherina, Claus, David, Margaretta, Christina, and Otto. Otto Sr. may have died on the ship but I would think that he'd still be listed. Thanks for any help. Maggie Nelson olelena@brainerd.net >>I have the Germans to America CD covering German arrivals from 1850 to >>1888. The actual volumes go later than this, but I do not have an >>index. To do a look-up, I need name and birthdate and any other passengers. > >Eugene Wengert >Emeritus Professor, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison >President, The Wood Doctor's Rx, LLC >2872 Charleston Drive >Madison, WI 53711-6503 >608-271-4441 >Preferred e-mail: WoodDoc@UWAlumni.com >www.WoodWeb.com

Looking for Jakob (Karl) WAGNER born about 1845. Possibly traveled with a brother name unknown. Thank you ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eugene M. Wengert" <ewengert@wisc.edu> To: <SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 6:17 PM Subject: [S-H-RTS] Germans to America > > >I have the Germans to America CD covering German arrivals from 1850 to > >1888. The actual volumes go later than this, but I do not have an > >index. To do a look-up, I need name and birthdate and any other passengers. > > Eugene Wengert > Emeritus Professor, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison > President, The Wood Doctor's Rx, LLC > 2872 Charleston Drive > Madison, WI 53711-6503 > 608-271-4441 > Preferred e-mail: WoodDoc@UWAlumni.com > www.WoodWeb.com > > > ==== SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > The Frequently_Asked_Questions web-site can be found at: > http://www.genealogy-sh.com/faq-sh-roots/index.htm > >

>I have the Germans to America CD covering German arrivals from 1850 to >1888. The actual volumes go later than this, but I do not have an >index. To do a look-up, I need name and birthdate and any other passengers. Eugene Wengert Emeritus Professor, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison President, The Wood Doctor's Rx, LLC 2872 Charleston Drive Madison, WI 53711-6503 608-271-4441 Preferred e-mail: WoodDoc@UWAlumni.com www.WoodWeb.com

could some kind soul please tell me where to find information and records for: Gammelby, Sønder Jylland ggrandmother born here 1862 she immegrated to USA about 1882 or 83 what would be the most likely port of exit I can't seem to find here in Denmark and my mother says they were from schlesvig. Would Gammelby be one of the areas near the forever moving border? if any one could help me with my brick wall it sure would be appreciated!!!!!! Marie Margrethe Buttenschoen born January 3, 1862 first husband ? Hansen. don't know where or where this marriage took place nor what happened to him. she immegrated 1882-3 to relatives in the Council Bluffs, Iowa area. Married Peter Madsen 1888 in Pottawatame Co. Iowa 1890 moved and settled in Emmet County Iowa with other members of Peters family marriage information says they were married at Council Bluffs, on Sept. 28, 1888. Margaretta Hansen, 26 yrs, widow, Council Bluffs, maiden name--Margaretta Buttenschion, born Denmark, father--Jorgeon Buttenschion, mother--Christina, 2nd marriage. manga tak Esther

I have a tree, without many branches have hit brick walls a plenty. Researching following would like to find more information. Also would it best to try and obtain certificates etc from Hamburg or the archives from which these ancestors of my husband came from. 1. Husband parents: Christoph Heinrick Grönwold, born 16/7/1901in Hamburg, M. 4/5/1929 in Hamburg, died 22/11/1946- Hamburg Meta Anna Iszdons born27/6/1903 in Hamburg,died 3/6/1956 - Hamburg 2. His parents: Emil Johann Friedrick Christoph Gronwold born 14/4/1870 -Hamburg, M 2/8/1894-Hamburg died 20/8/1932 -Hamburg Johanna Caroline Blunck born 3/7/1870 -Friedrichstadt, died 1/2/1954 -Utersen Children: Christoph - Dorothea Magdalina born 30/12/1906, Emil born 25/4/1895 died 29/11/1915 ( could have died during WW1) Meta parents: Martin Iszdons b. 24/11/1869 -Bludszen Goldap m. 25/5/1896 -Pilluponen,Stalluponen died 30/12/1939? -Hamburg Anna Mauer b.7/10/1874 -Sanseitschen,Stalluponen d.30/12/1949? -Hamburg. 3. Emil parents: Christoph Hinrick Gronwold b. 7/9/1828- Schinhorst m. ?? d. 16/3/1892 -Hamburg Anna Amalia Magdalina Dorthea Dabel b. 26/7/1836 - Gluckstadt d. 11/31917 -Hamburg Children: Emil not known if there were others Johanna parents: Johann Friedrick Blunck b. 16/12/1837 -Segeberg- no other information Mariannne Elizabeth Nootbar b. 27/1/1841- Friedrickstadt- no other information Children: Johanna, Gustav b. 1872 ??? d.1937 ????? 4. Christoph parents: Hans Jurgen Gronwold no other information Catharina Eliazbeth Dunkelman no other information Anna's parents: Johann Heinrick Karl Dabel- no other information Ida Witt- no other information There must have been more siblings in these families I feel Any information will be welcomed. Australia is a long way from Europe, and also so frustrating when trying to obtain information. Ann Gronwold.

On 10/5/2003 Ruffin Cooper wrote: "I am researching the HENNINGSEN line from 1690 on . . . The names I have information about are . . . Jensen . . . Nissen . . . Philipsen." I have information on Peter Hartvig Jansen (Wilhelmina Unruh); Jens Carl Nissen (Christine Unruh); Thomas Peter Philipsen (Josephine Unruh) and Carl Unruh (Margaretha Bylling). They migrated from Schleswig-Holstein (Hamburg to New York City to Iowa) in the 1890s: Nissen came in 1899; Philipsen came in 1898; and Carl Unruh came in 1894 & 1899 (Bylling in 1904). I do not know the Jansen route in 1892. They probably lived along the border between the Duchy of Schleswig and the Kingdom of Denmark. Jens Carl Nissen is my grandfather. My father was born in Broager. Do we have a match? Carl Nissen, Jr. Sun City Center, Florida

I would like any info on the Beckmanns from Meldorf or the Matthiesens from Keitum,Sylt. Claus Johann Beckmann (1825-1864) w-Dorothea Auguste Marg. Ralfs(1818-1902) Wilhelm Peter Christian Beckmann(1859-?) Adolph Friederich Christian Beckmann(1864- Emma Catharina Beckmann (1855-?) Hinrich Meinert Matthiesen(1810-1875) w-Inken Matz Peters (1819-1911) Erkel Hinrich Matthiesen(1849-1895) Hinrich Meinert Matthiesen(1854-1926) Peter Hinrich Matthiesen(1856-1891) w2-Erkel Erk Sybrandts (1813-1846) Matthias Hinrich Matthiesen(1835-1884) Karen Hinrich Matthiesen(1836-1907) Peter Erich Matthiesen (1841-1865) Meinert Bleik Matthiesen (1844-1907) Thank you.....Bob Beckman,Davenport,Iowa