Is there an old history of the people from Neidenbach, Erdorf or Pickliessem all of which are north of Trier?

Anyone seeking Schaaffs of Koblenz can find the family, along with many other Schaaff families, at the Schaaff website: http://stud.uni-saarland.sb.de/~stsca Charles Hollander Jersey City, NJ

Hello! Would someone know where I might purchase the book, Welschbillig Kreis Trier-Saarburg: Die Familien der Pfarrei Welschbillig mit den Filialen Eisenach, Gilzem, Helenenberg, Mohn, Newel and Olk 1571 bis 1803 by Eduarad Lichter of Trier? (ISBN 3-923794-02-9) Researching STREIT, SCHMIT and DAHM of this area. Thanks for your help. Irene

It seems that some time ago someone mentioned there would be a new written history of the village of Malborn, not far from Trier. Does anyone on the list know about this? Thanks in advance, Joanne Joanne A. Smith Mello jomello@innercite.com

Hi Nancy, In the family book for Bischofsdhron there are many Flesch and Remes listed, but it only goes to 1810. I did find REMES, Matthias b. 11.12.1775 d. 08.05.1823 son of Matthias Remes and A. Barbara Anton married to FLESCH, Marg. b. 27.11.1774 Gonzerath daughter of Matthias Flesch and Maria Schmit Children: Bernhard b. 08.07.1798 Anna Maria b. 10.03.1801 d. 17.08.1874 John. Nik. b. 18.10.1803 d. 30.03.1859 married 31.01.1883 to M. Kath Schabbach A. Margaretha b. 08.02.1808 There are also a large group of Flesch family in the Osburg, Trier Parrish, near Morbach. You can order microfilm from the FHC library, Kirchenbuch Morbach,. # 546083. It lists Konfirmationen 1777-1809, Taufen 1583-1882, Heriaten 1758-1775, 1798-1875, Toten 1759-1775, 1798-1821, 1834-1923. Hope this helps, Karen Adams, Seattle

I'm new to the list and am not sure if Zweibrucken has been discussed or if I'm on the correct list. I'm looking for the KONIG , DAHL family. If anyone has information, I'd very much appreciate a clue. Thanks, Sara Madsen

Hi Jim, Jim Bollinger schrieb: > > Uwe, > I don't have access to the books that you are quoting here but could you > do a lookup for me? I too do not have direct access to this book, the University of Düsseldorf has a copy. > My maternal grandfather HEINRICH GROENEWALD, and his family, who > originally came from Till-Moyland, Kleve. And here, I think is a mistake. The town Till (near Kalkar) in county Kleve did and does not belong to the regions, which are mentioned for the books. Kleve belongs to Rheinland. I do not know whether there are existing other books for this region. Sorry about that. Bye Uwe - ------------------------------------------------ Uwe Kerntopf Cologne, Germany mailto:Kerntopf@NetCologne.de http://www.netcologne.de/~nc-kerntouw http://private.freepage.de/kerntopf join the translation team, have a look at http://www.uni-giessen.de/~gk72/trans2.html - ------------------------------------------------ <END OF MESSAGE>

---------- > From: JoAnn <jnothhelfe@home.com> > To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Fellan > Date: mercredi 1 septembre 1999 21:41 > > Hi, > > My Luxembourg ancestors were Schroeder and Loutsch from Grand Duche, > Treinen from Fellan, and Hansen from Tier. > > I purchased an atlas for Europe, but it doesn't have Fellan or Beckerie, > any suggestions? > > JoAnn JoAnn, FELLAN could be FEULEN (Oberfeulen and Niederfeulen actually) and BECKERIE is most certainly BECKERICH. Marc

I am looking for the actual town (birthplace) of my Great Grandfather. It was noted on his son's death record that his father was born in Trier, Germany. I wrote to the archives in Trier but they replied they had no record. They suggested that he could have been born in any of the surrounding towns. If anyone is researching the DIEDERICH family from the area of Trier, I am looking for more information on BERNARD DIEDERICH, born near Trier in 1836. He was in Chicago, IL by 1860. Joyce, in CA

Seeking information on the FLESCH surname from Morbach. John Joseph Flesch b. 17 June 1807 in Morbach, m. Catherine Remes, immigrated to U.S. about 1862, d. 26 Dec 1877 in Grant County, Wisconsin Children: Anna Marie b. 03 Sept 1836 Nick b. about 1838 Regina b. 13 Dec 1841 John Joseph b. 04 May 1844 Mary b. about 1845 Any information appreciated Nancy

I see a lot of activity lately on the surname LOESCH. Does that have anything to do with the surname LOUSCH? My LOUSCH ancestors came from Huettingen (Eifel) c.1750 and are intermarried with the OBERLINKELS and BRETZ families.

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Hi Everyone: Was wondering if anyone would have a copy of the book "the america emmigration from the county of Daun in the district of Trier in the 19th century" written by Josef Mergen. My ggrandfather's name is in the book (HEINRICH BERNARDY). I rented the film of the book from the FHL, but it is not the best in some sections. Was hoping someone might have a copy and can give me the page # that his name appears on. Thanks, Phyllis e-mail address: b.b@cyberback.com

My grt grandparents from Bitberg are buried in Chicago, on the same plot is a Conrad Mager age 26 died in 1873, is anyone familiar with this name? Ralph

To Michael Palmer: Regarding your answer to Keith Kurtz in which you quote Josef Mergen's book, where can one find a copy of "Den Auswanderun aus den ehemals preußishen Teilen des Saarlandes in 19. Jahrhundert"? The on-line FHL had a call number, but when I asked to order the book at the local FHL today, they advised me that books cannot be sent to the library, only film and fishe. Do you think it is available by inter library loan to a regular local library? If you have immediate access to that volume, would you mind looking up the Renn family, in particular Peter Renn and Mary Schmidt with son Mathias. I am interested in any families with the name Renn. They were from the Gennweiler/Illingen/Uchtelfangen area of Trier. Thanks so much for your input. Diane Murphy, Louisville, KY DZMroots@aol.com

Hello This is my first time on a list. My ancestors KRAMER and VOLTZ came with a group of glassmakers from Karlsbrunn nd Fishbach, Saarland to Philadelphia in 1773, to Manheim, Pa., to Fredrick, Md, and then to Greensboro and New Geneva, Pa., where they opened a glasshouse, Gallatin and Kramer. . The Kramers had a glasshouse in Karlsbrunn, Saarland (Nassau-Saarbrueken) from about 1723 - 1773. My ancestor, Johann Baltzer KRAMER , was born there in 1749 to Johann Adam Kramer and Elizabeth Stenger, as were siblings Martin, George, and Adam, who also came to the U.S. at the same time. There were also Voltz, Reppert, and Eberhardt families in the group. The Eberhardts had a glasshoue in Fishbach, and had emigrated from Budingen and Brietenborn in Hesse. There were also Kramers there , but I have found no one there from my direct line. Where did my Kramers and Stengers live before Karlsbrunn? I have tried to find Lutheran (Evangelical) records in Karlsbrun, but found only Catholic, and after my families left. Where did they go for baptisms, marriages,etc.? The FHC lists several books that have Karlsbrunn records, but they do not lend books. I would truly appreciate any help.. Carol

I have the following: Paul Meyer married Dorothea Zangmeister. He was a merchant in Memmingen, Schwabia and died before 1560. She died after 1578. Magdalene Mayr married Hans Zangmeister. She died 25 Feb 1510. Information from "Genealogie der Familie Zangemeister" by Westermann(1911).

I show a Heinrich WAGNER. It appears this WAGNER was in St. Ferdinand Dubois Co in. in 1851 born 24 oct 1808 saarbruckern. carl

Joann I checked on Fellan and Hansen on a fascinating website www.calle.com/world/index.html which displays data and maps of almost any place in the world. Neither showed up in Lux - Fellan did not show up in Germany either although Fellen is east of Frankfurt. Hansen, Germany is found in the northern part near Denmark. Best I could do. Dan H.

Fellan is more than likely Feulen, in Luxembourg. Bob Olson