Researching the surname Michaelis. Would appreciate any leads. ******************************************* frichter@infocom.com http://www.infocom.com/~frichter

List, A couple of months ago I only knew my gggrandmother Theresa Schabert's parents were named Francois Schabert and Margareth Majerus (generation 2 below). When I joined the list I got so much help about where to go, and I ordered some films in the area of Lux. I'm studying to an FHC (all in Echternach). I just wanted to thank everyone for their help and repost what I now have. If anyone connects and would like sources, etc. I'm happy to send them. Also, if anyone has more info. that's always appreciated. Regards, Cassandra Ancestors of Theresa Shabert Generation No. 1 1. Theresa Shabert1, born 29 September 1860 in St. Peter, Nicollet, Minnesota2; died 26 April 1923 in Richfield, Hennepin, Minnesota2. She was the daughter of 2. Francois Schabert and 3. Margareth Majerus. She married (1) Joseph Phillip Adelmann3 30 April 1878 in Minnesota3. He was born 12 August 1849 in Kulsheim, Baden, Germany3, and died 03 June 1914 in Richfield, Hennepin, Minnesota3. He was the son of Johann Michael Adelmann and Anna Marie Arnold. Generation No. 2 2. Francois Schabert4, born 22 September 1828 in Rosport, Luxembourg5; died Bef. 1900 in Minnesota. He was the son of 4. Mathias Schapert and 5. Angelique Schaefer. He married 3. Margareth Majerus 11 March 1857 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. 3. Margareth Majerus6, born 11 March 1827 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; died 11 April 1909 in Newport Twp., Washington, Minnesota7. She was the daughter of 6. Nicolas Majerus and 7. Elizabeth Weber. Children of Francois Schabert and Margareth Majerus are: 1 i. Theresa Shabert, born 29 September 1860 in St. Peter, Nicollet, Minnesota; died 26 April 1923 in Richfield, Hennepin, Minnesota; married Joseph Phillip Adelmann 30 April 1878 in Minnesota. ii. Anna Shabert, born 27 December 18578; died 06 July 1935; married Martin Haeussler iii. Theodore Shabert, born 15 April 1859; died 10 December 1926; married Barbara Weber iv. Frank S. Shabert, born September 1862; died 24 June 1914; married Ida Hemmelman v. Nicholas F. Shabert, born July 1868; died Bef. 1906; married Annie L. Dietz 1901. vi. Emma M. Shabert, born July 1868. Generation No. 3 4. Mathias Schapert, born 1784; died 14 March 1844 in Rosport, Luxembourg9. He was the son of 8. Mathias Schapert and 9. Susanna Kohner. He married 5. Angelique Schaefer 22 February 1814 in Rosport, Luxembourg9. 5. Angelique Schaefer10, born Abt. 30 June 1787 in Rosport, Luxembourg; died in Luxembourg. She was the daughter of 10. Mathias Schaeffer/Schiffes/Schoefer and 11. Anna Maria Klein. Children of Mathias Schapert and Angelique Schaefer are: 2 i. Francois Schabert, born 22 September 1828 in Rosport, Luxembourg; died Bef. 1900 in Minnesota; married Margareth Majerus 11 March 1857 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. ii. Theodore Schabert, born 1814; married Catherina Wolsfeldt iii. Jean Schabert, born 22 October 181711; married Anne Marie Phillippi iv. Guillaume Schabert, born 17 January 182011; married Catherine Gillen v. Michael Schabert, born 09 October 182211; married (1) Catherine Lehnertz; married (2) Anne Marie Steil vi. John Schabert, born 1825; married Apolonia Trierweiler vii. Elizabeth Schabert, born 10 September 183111 6. Nicolas Majerus, born 01 January 1778 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg12; died 26 November 1829. He was the son of 12. Conrad Majerus and 13. Maria Veronica Bour. He married 7. Elizabeth Weber 10 May 1814 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. 7. Elizabeth Weber, born 30 May 1784 in Rippig, Luxembourg12. She was the daughter of 14. Jean/Johann Weber and 15. Anna Maria Wagner. Children of Nicolas Majerus and Elizabeth Weber are: 3 i. Margareth Majerus, born 11 March 1827 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; died 11 April 1909 in Newport Twp., Washington, Minnesota; married Francois Schabert 11 March 1857 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. ii. Anne Catharine Majerus iii. Jean Majerus iv. Jean Majerus v. Jean Majerus vi. Nicolas Majerus Generation No. 4 8. Mathias Schapert, born 1753; died 06 November 1783 in Wintersdorf, Luxembourg. He married 9. Susanna Kohner. 9. Susanna Kohner, died 07 June 1813. Child of Mathias Schapert and Susanna Kohner is: 4 i. Mathias Schapert, born 1784; died 14 March 1844 in Rosport, Luxembourg; married Angelique Schaefer 22 February 1814 in Rosport, Luxembourg. 10. Mathias Schaeffer/Schiffes/Schoefer, died 01 April 1817 in Rosport, Luxembourg. He was the son of 20. Theodore Schoefer and 21. Barbara Kerren. He married 11. Anna Maria Klein 07 February 1780 in Rosport, Luxembourg13. 11. Anna Maria Klein, died Bef. 1814. She was the daughter of 22. Christian Klein and 23. Anna Maria Consbruck. Children of Mathias Schaeffer/Schiffes/Schoefer and Anna Klein are: 5 i. Angelique Schaefer, born Abt. 30 June 1787 in Rosport, Luxembourg; died in Luxembourg; married Mathias Schapert 22 February 1814 in Rosport, Luxembourg. ii. Margaret Schaefer, born Abt. 19 January 1784. iii. Johannes Schaefer, born Abt. 30 January 1781. 12. Conrad Majerus, born Abt. 1737 in Scherfenhof farm, Heffingen, Luxembourg; died 07 January 1807 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. He was the son of 24. Jean Majerus. He married 13. Maria Veronica Bour 18 February 1765 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. 13. Maria Veronica Bour, born 12 February 1737/38 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; died 22 April 1818 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. She was the daughter of 26. Dominique Bour and 27. Maria Kirgens. Children of Conrad Majerus and Maria Bour are: 6 i. Nicolas Majerus, born 01 January 1778 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; died 26 November 1829; married (1) Elisabeth Sinners; married (2) Elizabeth Weber 10 May 1814 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. ii. Margarethe Majerus, born 14 April 1787 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; married Nicholas Muller 24 February 1813 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; born 15 May 1783 in Mersch. 14. Jean/Johann Weber, born in Brouch. He was the son of 28. Heinrich Weber and 29. Magdalena. He married 15. Anna Maria Wagner 28 January 1784 in Hemsthal, Luxembourg. 15. Anna Maria Wagner, born 19 January 1761 in Rippig, Luxembourg. She was the daughter of 30. Francis Wagner and 31. Elizabeth Kanel. Children of Jean/Johann Weber and Anna Wagner are: 7 i. Elizabeth Weber, born 30 May 1784 in Rippig, Luxembourg; married Nicolas Majerus 10 May 1814 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. ii. Nicholas Weber, born 01 February 1785; married Susanna Braun 01 February 1820; born in Burglinster, Luxembourg. Generation No. 5 20. Theodore Schoefer He married 21. Barbara Kerren in of Dalheim. 21. Barbara Kerren Child of Theodore Schoefer and Barbara Kerren is: 10 i. Mathias Schaeffer/Schiffes/Schoefer, died 01 April 1817 in Rosport, Luxembourg; married Anna Maria Klein 07 February 1780 in Rosport, Luxembourg. 22. Christian Klein He married 23. Anna Maria Consbruck in of Rosport, Luxembourg. 23. Anna Maria Consbruck, died 11 October 1785 in Rosport, Luxembourg. Children of Christian Klein and Anna Consbruck are: 11 i. Anna Maria Klein, died Bef. 1814; married Mathias Schaeffer/Schiffes/Schoefer 07 February 1780 in Rosport, Luxembourg. ii. Petrus Klein, married Eva Broch 13 April 1784 in Rosport, Luxembourg14 24. Jean Majerus Child of Jean Majerus is: 12 i. Conrad Majerus, born Abt. 1737 in Scherfenhof farm, Heffingen, Luxembourg; died 07 January 1807 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; married Maria Veronica Bour 18 February 1765 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. 26. Dominique Bour, born in of Waldbillig. He married 27. Maria Kirgens 31 January 1734/35 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. 27. Maria Kirgens, born in of Christnach, Luxembourg; died 23 April 1774 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. She was the daughter of 54. Jean Kirgens and 55. Barbara. Child of Dominique Bour and Maria Kirgens is: 13 i. Maria Veronica Bour, born 12 February 1737/38 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; died 22 April 1818 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; married Conrad Majerus 18 February 1765 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. 28. Heinrich Weber He married 29. Magdalena. 29. Magdalena Child of Heinrich Weber and Magdalena is: 14 i. Jean/Johann Weber, born in Brouch; married Anna Maria Wagner 28 January 1784 in Hemsthal, Luxembourg. 30. Francis Wagner, born Abt. 1732 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. He was the son of 60. Franz Schmitz Wagner and 61. Anna Maria Knaren. He married 31. Elizabeth Kanel. 31. Elizabeth Kanel Children of Francis Wagner and Elizabeth Kanel are: 15 i. Anna Maria Wagner, born 19 January 1761 in Rippig, Luxembourg; married Jean/Johann Weber 28 January 1784 in Hemsthal, Luxembourg. ii. Nicholas Wagner, born 01 May 1763. iii. Maria Wagner, born 01 January 1766. iv. Hubert Wagner, born 20 October 1767. v. Elisabeth Wagner, born 12 April 1770. vi. Michel Wagner, born 02 April 1773. vii. Nicholas Wagner, born 09 April 1776. viii. Michel Wagner, born 30 July 1778. Generation No. 6 54. Jean Kirgens He married 55. Barbara. 55. Barbara Child of Jean Kirgens and Barbara is: 27 i. Maria Kirgens, born in of Christnach, Luxembourg; died 23 April 1774 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; married Dominique Bour 31 January 1734/35 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg. 60. Franz Schmitz Wagner He married 61. Anna Maria Knaren 05 February 1731/32 in Waldbillig, Germany. 61. Anna Maria Knaren Children of Franz Wagner and Anna Knaren are: 30 i. Francis Wagner, born Abt. 1732 in Waldbillig, Luxembourg; married Elizabeth Kanel ii. Catherina Wagner, born 14 November 1734. iii. Nicholas Wagner, born 13 November 1735. iv. Maria Wagner, born 10 March 1743/44. v. Peter Wagner, born 15 April 1748. vi. Johann Wagner, born 25 September 1758.

To the people of Trier. My mother Anna Salomon was born in August 1900 in Speicher, Kreis Bittburg. During the first World War she studied in Trier. I do not know the exact years of her studies, nor the schools she learned in. If there is someone who knows if and where I can get more detailed information on the pupils of the educational institutions during the years 1912 to 1920 can he please let me know ? With many thanks, Eli Samson Pob 5623 Herzlia 46156 Israel At 06:23 28/04/99 -0700, you wrote: >TRIER-ROOTS-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 132 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [TRIER-ROOTS-L] GROH, John b 18 Ju ["Al or Elnora" <dleifyam@tir.com>] > #2 [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Bevergern/Ibbenbur ["Susan M. Smith" <ssmith@dewameric] > #3 [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Feulen, Niederfeul ["Jim Schiwal" <schiwalj@inetnow.ne] > #4 Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Feulen, Nieder [ROlson1062@aol.com] > #5 [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: TRIER-ROOTS-D [BLMAKI@aol.com] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from TRIER-ROOTS-D, send a message to > > TRIER-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 20:02:34 -0400 >From: "Al or Elnora" <dleifyam@tir.com> >To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <00e101be910a$6c95a700$a87865ce@fpfzqlga> >Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] GROH, John b 18 Jun 1840 >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >1870 Census 8th Ward..Chicago Il. > >John GROH, age 30, SALOON KEEPER born in TRIER > >Katharina nee BUERHER GROH, age 28 wife born in TRIER > >George GROH age 4 born in Illinois > >Does anybody else have interest in the GROH or BUERHER families. I would >appreciate any information. Thank you. Elnora in MI. > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 21:10:28 -0300 >From: "Susan M. Smith" <ssmith@dewamerica.com> >To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <003801be910b$854df8a0$7ab00418@SusanM.Smith.sking1.ri.home.com> >Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Bevergern/Ibbenburen >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I wonder if this is the right list for me (my knowledge of geography is >woefully inadequate.) My ancestors were from Bevergern and Ibbenburen, both >of which are between Osnabruck and Enschede. Can anyone advise? > >Thanks > >Susan Schmedinghoff Smith > >______________________________X-Message: #3 >Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 22:45:18 -0400 >From: "Jim Schiwal" <schiwalj@inetnow.net> >To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <013501be9121$27c32000$e1015ed1@schiwals> >Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Feulen, Niederfeulen, Mertzig, Niedermertzig and Oberfeulen LDS Microfilms >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Are there any list members who have done research on the Feulen, >Niederfeulen, Mertzig, Niedermertzig and Oberfeulen LDS Microfilms? I would >like to order microfilms from the area for Schiwal family research and need >information about the numerous films series which exist for the area. The >films appear to duplicate some information. Here are the series I've found: > > #0425015 - Nieder Feulen, Ober Feulen, Feulen, Nieder Mertzig, and Ober >Mertzig Church register - Question - is this film for one parish church >serving multiple villages or portions of several villages? > > #1351214 - Mertzig (1808-1810) Catholic Church Register (Item 1) > > #1980540,41 - Marriage Index Cards Feulen - Are these civil records? > > And there are other series also. > >Is there anyone who has researched this area and can recommend a good >starting place. My family would have been in these villages at least during >the 1750s. Believe Johann Schival or Schiwell and Valarius/Valentin >Schiwell may have been from these towns. Your help would be appreciated. > >Jim Schiwal >Douglasville, GA > >______________________________X-Message: #4 >Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 23:25:43 EDT >From: ROlson1062@aol.com >To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <e37a0ae0.2457d9b7@aol.com> >Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Feulen, Niederfeulen, Mertzig, Niedermertzig and > Oberfeul... >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hi: > >The parishes you mentioned- the Feulens belong to the present day commune of >Niederrfeulen. Mertzig belongs to the commune of Mertzig. There are all >parishes, but there are also civil records for the communes of Mertzig and >Niedefeulen. They are comparable to tiny adminstrative districts. The >marriage index cards are more than likely the file cards made on the pre-1800 >marriages of the area. > >I have access to these films occasionally when I travelto St. thomas college. > I also have a copy of the marriage index for niederfeulen from 1802-1882 but >it is not in my computer yet. >On the parish/ Parishes, I cannot now answer your question, but I will >checkif there is more than 2 parishes. > >Bob Olson > >______________________________X-Message: #5 >Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 23:43:53 EDT >From: BLMAKI@aol.com >To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <adbdffc9.2457ddf9@aol.com> >Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: TRIER-ROOTS-D Digest V99 #130 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >i have the ships listing on luxembourgers coming from germany -- let me know >if i can help > >brenda >

I have the surname Zalfen, also near Bitburg. I wonder if there could be a connection to your Halfen family. In the old script a 'Z' and a 'H' could, I think, easily be mistaken for one another. >Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 13:29:02 EDT >From: Sansu4023@aol.com >To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <154355ca.2459f0de@aol.com> >Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] New Member >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I am a new member searching for information on the > >ARNOLDI(Y) >******************** >GERTEN >******************** >HALFEN >******************** >WILBERDING(WILWERDING, WILVERDING) >******************** >Anything about the village of ROHL, near Bitburg where my family came from. >Also, believe that part of the family came from Duddeldorf, which I think is >nearby. > Searching: Carpen, Dauben, Doyle, Harrington, Kerren (Kehren), Klas, McKinnon, MacDonald, Messerich, Nisen (Niessen), Schlitz, Zalfen (Zalffen)

Hi, Brenda, Would you mind looking up my ancestors from Luxembourg in your book containing ship lists? Michel FELTEN was born in 1834 at Erpeldange, canton of Remich, town of Bous, LUX. His parents were Nicolas FELTEN and Catherine FIXEMER, who were married 6 Feb 1827. I have found only one other sibling, Jacques. Michel was in Chicago by 1862, his date of marriage to Christine HARTWICK, daughter of Fred HARTWICK and Sophia WANCK. I don't know where Christine and her parents were from. I don't know when Michel emigrated, if he came alone or with other members of the family. Thanks so much, Pat Nelson PS- Valerie, do we have a connection?

I am a new member searching for information on the ARNOLDI(Y) ******************** GERTEN ******************** HALFEN ******************** WILBERDING(WILWERDING, WILVERDING) ******************** Anything about the village of ROHL, near Bitburg where my family came from. Also, believe that part of the family came from Duddeldorf, which I think is nearby.

Good morning. I have subscribed to this list on the notion that the name DRYER may be the anglicized version of TRIER. I have a genealogy from my DRYER family back to 1500 in England. Supposedly they were Dutch, not Deutch. Can anyone help? Any info appreciated. LKW

On paternal side looking for Solomon JOSEPHSOHN who immigrated to NY from Germany in early 1900's via Liverpool on the SS Nevada. His family was not listed as being with him. An Enamel Josephsohn immigrated in the late 1880's to NY from Liverpool, but do not know if he is any relation (more on him below). Solomon's wife may have been named Mina. I have seen some postings for immigration from German sites but am unaware of any for those who left Germany to sail from Liverpool; was it cheaper? Does anyone have information on these immigrants? Solomon had a son Arthur in Iserlohn. Germany. We have a copy of this certificate of record and have had it translated for us There his birth is registered as follows Job #90: "the wife of one (long indecipherable 1st name or title) Solomon Josephsohn in Iserlohn on the 11th of Feb. of the year 1884 at 2 o clock in the afternoon, a male child was born....given the name of Arthur". It has been suggested that there was a family by name of Josephsohn in nearby Bercham by one researcher, but no further information was given. Arthur owned candy company in NY. Arthur named his youngest son Manuel (providing possible connection to the Emanuel mentioned above 1st paragraph?) Also, Julius or Joseph SPANIER who immigrated to US as young man or teenager from Hanover Germany..b 1859 d 7/14/1937 married Emily Wolff. Her parents were Marx Jacob WOLFF b ca 1832 in (Leiderhoffstadt?can not find this town) Germany d 1900 and Bertha b in Marbury Germany in 1843 d 1899. I have found a Marx Wolff married to AmeliaBERNHEIM in Macon County, Alabama, USA on 12/28/1855 in the Hebrew Congregation Levy?. Could this be the same couple; was her middle name Bertha? I don't know if these towns should be on this list (or in one case if it exists!). Any information on any of these families would be greatly appreciated as would any help directing me to other pertinent lists or sites. David Josephsohn

unsubscribe "Raymond M. Strellnauer" escribió: > I'm searching for the surname STRELLNAUER. > My grandparents came from Hamburg/Germany to La Paz/Bolivia (South > America) around 1942. > Every information about more Strellnauers will be helpful! > > Raymond M. Strellnauer > Santiago, Chile > > Marge Minardi escribió: > > > Hi, I ight be able to help, what do you need? marge > > > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > > Sister, > > Can you spare $10 for Rootsweb? > > Ask me why ... mailto:dsam@wasatch.com > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Support RootsWeb! Help provide FREE genealogical resources on the > Internet: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Looking for info following names in the "Eifel." REITER/REITERS from Halenfeld early 1600s to 1750s. KUTSCHEN/KUTSCH from Langenfeld 1600s to any. GIELEN/GILEN/GILLEN from Bleialf/Buchet/Habscheid/Heckhuscheid/Krautscheid 1600s to present time. HAENSGEN from Bleilaf 1700s. KALBUSCH from Eschfeld/Roscheid 1700s-1800s. JOMMES from Habscheid 1700s-1800s. Quirini GIELEN / GILEN was my 3rd great-grandfather. His father was Nikolaus KUTSCH vulgo GIELEN, his mother was Christine GIELEN, born 1701 in Buchet. Quirini GIELEN / GILEN married Elisabeth HAENSGEN in 1767 at Bleialf. Quirini and Elisabeth had a son, Paul, born @1775 in Bleialf or Buchet. I am trying to find the exact birthdate of Paul and where? Paul was married in 1810 at Habscheid to Veronika JOMMES. The eldest of their children was Nikolaus GILEN / GILLEN. Nikolaus was my great-grandfather, born in 1811 at Habscheid. Nikolaus was first married to Barbara Hoffmann from Krautscheid and later to Catharina Kalbusch from Eschfeld/Roscheid. Nikolaus and Catharina had 8 children, the second youngest, Peter Gillen, was my grandfather, born 1866 at Krautscheid. Peter came to America in 1885 to St. Paul, MN. Any help appreciated. Gene Gillen epgillen@worldnet.att.net

Hi. Does anyone know the location of such a place? I found a homesteading record of a John HOFFMAN in Minnesota which doesn't look to be mine but I just want to check some thing out. A naturalization record included says he came from FredK, Wm, King of Pompia. Is this in Luxembourg? Thanks Karen Miller

Hi Brenda! I would love for you to check on my Lux. family in your ships listings -- they arrived in the US sometime between 1849-1877 The names are Pierre (Peter) BIEVER b about 1830-1840 Mary SADLER b about 1835-40, wife of Pierre Jacob BIEVER b 1861 HARIG, John Sr. or Jr. (Jr., b about 1848) HARIG, Peter or Thomas FELTON, Margareta b 1824 - came to USA about 1849-50 FELTON, Pierre and Nickolas - to USA prior to 1851 NOTE: Mary HARIG b Iowa 1874 - Her mother was Isadora Sidrine FELTON-MARKS b 1850. Her grandmother was Margareta FELTON b 1824, who came over from LUX? pregnant and unmarried about 1849-50. (She later married MARKS). Family rumor says as a young girl, she worked for a royal family in LUX or France, and had an affair with the Prince. When her parents found out what she had done, they cast her off to live in Iowa with her brothers, Pierre and Nickolas FELTON. The Prince had crossed-eyes, and when the baby "Isadora Siderine or Sidrine" was born on Feb 27, 1850, she too had crossed eyes, proving the theory of her affair, and "royal" descendency for Isadora. The name ISADORA SIDERINE was supposedly related to the Royal family somehow. They were all French speaking Catholic, and settled in Black Hawk County Iowa, near Waterloo/Cedar Falls. Thank you very much! Valerie Boatkitten@aol.com <<<From: BLMAKI@aol.com Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: TRIER-ROOTS-D Digest V99 #130 i have the ships listing on luxembourgers coming from germany -- let me know if i can help brenda>>

Are there any list members who have done research on the Feulen, Niederfeulen, Mertzig, Niedermertzig and Oberfeulen LDS Microfilms? I would like to order microfilms from the area for Schiwal family research and need information about the numerous films series which exist for the area. The films appear to duplicate some information. Here are the series I've found: #0425015 - Nieder Feulen, Ober Feulen, Feulen, Nieder Mertzig, and Ober Mertzig Church register - Question - is this film for one parish church serving multiple villages or portions of several villages? #1351214 - Mertzig (1808-1810) Catholic Church Register (Item 1) #1980540,41 - Marriage Index Cards Feulen - Are these civil records? And there are other series also. Is there anyone who has researched this area and can recommend a good starting place. My family would have been in these villages at least during the 1750s. Believe Johann Schival or Schiwell and Valarius/Valentin Schiwell may have been from these towns. Your help would be appreciated. Jim Schiwal Douglasville, GA

I wonder if this is the right list for me (my knowledge of geography is woefully inadequate.) My ancestors were from Bevergern and Ibbenburen, both of which are between Osnabruck and Enschede. Can anyone advise? Thanks Susan Schmedinghoff Smith

1870 Census 8th Ward..Chicago Il. John GROH, age 30, SALOON KEEPER born in TRIER Katharina nee BUERHER GROH, age 28 wife born in TRIER George GROH age 4 born in Illinois Does anybody else have interest in the GROH or BUERHER families. I would appreciate any information. Thank you. Elnora in MI.

i have the ships listing on luxembourgers coming from germany -- let me know if i can help brenda

Hi: The parishes you mentioned- the Feulens belong to the present day commune of Niederrfeulen. Mertzig belongs to the commune of Mertzig. There are all parishes, but there are also civil records for the communes of Mertzig and Niedefeulen. They are comparable to tiny adminstrative districts. The marriage index cards are more than likely the file cards made on the pre-1800 marriages of the area. I have access to these films occasionally when I travelto St. thomas college. I also have a copy of the marriage index for niederfeulen from 1802-1882 but it is not in my computer yet. On the parish/ Parishes, I cannot now answer your question, but I will checkif there is more than 2 parishes. Bob Olson

Dear Natalie, I have the phone no. from Chad (thanks to Stephanie) could you please check it? I already contacted Scott two years ago, we are in the same situation, and searching together Phone : 702-792-9546 Raymond M. Strellnauer Santiago, Chile Asunto: Re: [PRUSSIA-ROOTS-L] Strellnauer Fecha: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 20:26:57 -0700 De: Stefanie Richardson <stefanie@davids.org> A: "Raymond M. Strellnauer" <rstr@gmx.de> Hello, I could not find an address for Chad R. Strellnauer -- but a phone number. I also found another Strellnauer in the United States -- in Montana. Chad R Strellnauer Phone : 702-792-9546 Scott Strellnauer Phone : 406-862-0768 25 Willowbrook Close, Whitefish MT 59937-8100 Best of luck! Stefanie "Raymond M. Strellnauer" wrote: > I'm searching for the surname STRELLNAUER. > My grandparents came from Hamburg/Germany to La Paz/Bolivia (South > America) around 1942. > Every information about more Strellnauers will be helpful! > > I found this page : > http://lasvegas.com/features/taxes/page-289.html > Can someone from Las Vegas/Clark County Nevada help me in getting more > information or contact with CHAD R. STRELLNAUER? > > Raymond M. Strellnauer > Santiago, Chile > > ==== PRUSSIA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Brother, > Can you spare $10 dollars to support Rootsweb? > Ask me why..... mailto:dsam@wasatch.com Taynel@aol.com escribió: > Greetings from Las Vegas!!! > > I live in the North Las Vegas and have looked up the name Chad Strellnauer, > in both the city of Las Vegas and North Las Vegas and it is not listed. Do > you know exactly where he lives , because maybe I can phone the telephone > company and find him that way. This area is divided in several ways so I > may not have the right books, so let me know if I can help!!! > > Natalie Taylor

On my grandfathers immigration papers from 1908 I have learned that my KEIDEL family is from Muhlheim, Germany. I have been told it is on the river Eis in Bavaria. I cannot find this river on any atlas to help identify which Muhlheim they are from. My cousins father told him it was more of a creek than a river. Has anyone ever heard of this river? Thanks in advance for any possible clues. Betsy researching Keidel Heintz in Germany

I'm searching for the surname STRELLNAUER. My grandparents came from Hamburg/Germany to La Paz/Bolivia (South America) around 1942. Every information about more Strellnauers will be helpful! Raymond M. Strellnauer Santiago, Chile Marge Minardi escribió: > Hi, I ight be able to help, what do you need? marge > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Sister, > Can you spare $10 for Rootsweb? > Ask me why ... mailto:dsam@wasatch.com