If you are looking in Luxembourg, I would go with Boevange. Boevingen may be the Germanic form of the name. I would try Boevange/Attert first, then Boevange/Clervaux. Margaret kmiller@krl.org wrote: > > Hi. One of the people living in Brown County as did my ancestor John > Hoffman was, born in something that looks like Boervingen. That town, at > least as written cannot be found in LDS records. > > Listed below are close matches that the LDS does have. Does anyone have a > good guess what "Boervingen" is? > > Luxembourg, Biwisch > Luxembourg, Blaschette > Luxembourg, Bockholtz (Clervaux) > Luxembourg, Bockholtz (Wiltz) > Luxembourg, Boevange > Luxembourg, Boevange-sur-Attert > Luxembourg, Bofferdange > Luxembourg, Bogen > Luxembourg, Bollendorf-Pont > Luxembourg, Bondorf > Luxembourg, Bonnal > Luxembourg, Born > Luxembourg, Boudler > Luxembourg, Boulaide > > Thank you > > Karen > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Support RootsWeb! Help provide FREE genealogical resources on the > Internet: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Hi. One of the people living in Brown County as did my ancestor John Hoffman was, born in something that looks like Boervingen. That town, at least as written cannot be found in LDS records. Listed below are close matches that the LDS does have. Does anyone have a good guess what "Boervingen" is? Luxembourg, Biwisch Luxembourg, Blaschette Luxembourg, Bockholtz (Clervaux) Luxembourg, Bockholtz (Wiltz) Luxembourg, Boevange Luxembourg, Boevange-sur-Attert Luxembourg, Bofferdange Luxembourg, Bogen Luxembourg, Bollendorf-Pont Luxembourg, Bondorf Luxembourg, Bonnal Luxembourg, Born Luxembourg, Boudler Luxembourg, Boulaide Thank you Karen

Hi It is probably one of the Boevange's. Bob Olson

Hello to all, and especially to you, Joan. With your e-mail you made it possible for me to put my request on this mailing list. I am a member of this list and I tried several times to send my message to this list, but I get it back everytime automatically, although I have changed all my settings in Outlook Express. So I try it again in this unusual way. I hope you don't mind. I am researching MOHR, KRAFFT, CARIS, MERSMAN(N), HUELS, KRICKENBERG, KNUPPELDER OR KNUPFELDER, MOLL, BIERMANN. I specially search Johan(n) Co(e)nra(a)d Mohr, born before 1767, Lutherian. Where did he come from, when and where is he born, who did he marry to and who were his parents? Does anyone have any connections? I am also researching the Blazyczek family and the Heiduk family, originally coming from East Prussia or former Poland. Other names are: Borowski, Pyttlik and Pews. Around 1900 they were living in Bottrop, near Essen (Ruhr). Does anybody know anything from these families or names? Any suggestions? Where did they came from and where do they live nowadays? All information is welcome! Thanks a lot! Bernarda Kragten bkr@octa.demon.nl -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Joan Born <joanb5@earthlink.net> Aan: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com <TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Datum: zondag 18 april 1999 22:20 Onderwerp: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] RE:SURNAMES >==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== >Support RootsWeb! Help provide FREE genealogical resources on the >Internet: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

Dear Listers, I am looking for descendants of William HASENCAMP....."Hazencamp or Hasenkamp". He was born in Vollmarstein, West Phalia, Germany about 1848. William married Louisa GARTEY, she was born Mar. 24, 1843. Louisa might have been married at one time to a DOERR. It is believed that Louisa's father was John GARTEY "GARTY". William and Louisa had 3 children born in Witten, West Phalia, Germany. 1. William August HASENCAMP born 1874 2. Lina Elizabeth HASENCAMP born about 1876 3. Minnie B. HASENCAMP born about 1881 They were Lutheran and came to America in 1887 by the way of Witten to Bremen, Germany on the ship Rhein and arrived in Baltimore Maryland, USA Nov. 17, 1887. The father William HASENCAMP worked as skilled machinist. Any information about this family or it's descendants I would appreciate hearing about! Thank you for your time! Elizabeth Davis, Lebanon,Mo. USA

Hello TRIERS!! Let's see if we can get some action going on this site. I assume I am in the correct area for the Eastern area of Belgium that was formerly Prussia-Germany? My ancestors were from the Manderfeld,Herresbach, Saint Vith area. Other surnames from that area are: Murges, Lamby, Hammes,Klinkers, Drommer. Please comment. Joan Schneider Born

Kann mir jemand weiter helfen? Ich suche die Heirat von Paul Ebenthal (Ibenthal, Imthal oder Imdahl) und Maria Elisabeth Mase (Mose, Massen, Maassen) im Raum Aachen. Ferner suche ich die Geburt ihres Sohnes Josef um 1761. Hubert Bomas

I am seeking information on the following family. Thank you, Virginia JOHANN HOFFMANN (PETER, JOANNIS HOFFMAN) was born October 22, 1788 in Flerzheim, Rhineland, Prussia. He married JULIANA STURM February 28, 1824 in Rheinbach, Rhineland, Prussia, daughter of PETER STURM and AMALIA HOVEL. She was born January 15, 1797 in Flerzheim, Rhineland, Prussia. Children of JOHANNA HOFFMANN and JULIANA STURM are: I. CATHARINE HOFFMANN, b. December 18, 1824, Rheinbach, Rhineland, Prussia ii. MARGARETHA HOFFMANN, b. February 05, 1827, Rheinbach,Rhineland,Prussia. iii. NICOLAS HOFFMANN, b. January 13, 1829, Rheinbach, Rhineland, Prussia. iv. CATHARINA HOFFMANN, b. July 14, 1831, Rheinbach, Rhineland, Prussia. v. MARIA ANNA HOFFMANN, b. October 22, 1833, Rheinbach, Rhineland, Prussia. vi. AMALIA HOFFMANN, b. February 26, 1836, Rheinbach, Rhineland, Prussia; d. May 31, 1911, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin. Married Leonard HEIM April 26,1855 in Greenfield, Wisconsin. vii. AGNES HOFFMANN, b. January 09, 1838, Prussia; d. January 02, 1901, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin. Married Anton NACTHSHEIM ,1857 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Manfred Schaefer wrote: > > Hi Pryse, > > The Pirmasens Genealogical Society has their own web page at > > http://home.t-online.de/home/braun.b/genealog.htm > > They publish and also have access to a large number of family books for the region including the > "Sippenbuch der Stadt Pirmasens von 1640 - 1798". This book has a large listing of Schneiders and > one for Schlick but due to the time gap between the book and your information, I am unable to make a > connection. > > Do get in touch with the above mentioned society. I have been dealing with Bernhard Braun for several > years now nad have always found him to be most helpful. > > Good luck with your research. > > Manfred Schaefer > > > Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Kusel & Pirmasens, Rhenish Bavaria: Schneider, Schlick, Emrich, Abt. 1800 > > Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 09:48:44 -0500 > > From: Pryse Duerfeldt <pduerfel@nmu.edu> > > To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Kusel & Pirmasens, Rhenish Bavaria: Schneider, Schlick, Emrich, Abt. 1800 > > > > Ludwig Schneider m Josephine Schlick in Rhenish Bavaria near the > > Pirmasens-Kusel area. > > Their children included George Schneider, b. Dec 13, 1823, Pirmasens, who > > emigrated to the US in 1849, one step ahead of getting killed in the > > revolution, and established himself first in St. Louis (newspapers) and > > finnally in Chicago in newspapers and banking. His brother Christian > > Ludwig Schneider, b. probably before George, was a newspaper editor and > > publisher in the Kusel area, married Dorothea Emrich, they had at least two > > children together before both Christian and Dorothea died in about 1860-63 > > in Germany. Their 2 orphaned children, twins Otto Clarence and Lina, b. > > Dec 5, 1856, came to the US in 1870 to stay with family, probably though > > their uncle George. We have good biographical information on George > > Schneider. We have very good biographical and descendancy information on > > Otto Clarence Schneider, but the only things we know about his twin sister, > > Lina, was that she married Theodore Wassum/Wasem and lived in Evansville, > > Indiana. > > > > We have no additional information on Ludwig Schneider and his wife > > Josephine Schlick, or Christian Ludwig Schneider and his wife Dorothea Emrich. > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Sister, > Can you spare $10 for Rootsweb? > Ask me why ... mailto:dsam@wasatch.com >From a Manfred Schaefer: mschafer@eis.net.au You might not be interest in the above information, but I thought you might be interest knowing about Manfred. Virginia

Hi Listers- I have some new information on my SCHNEIDER family and hope to expand upon that: Wilhelm SCHNEIDER m. Elisabeth KÖNIGS, of Densborn; their son was Hubert SCHNEIDER who married Anna STEILS daughter of Bernhard STEILS and Anna KEPPER of Neidenbach. Hubert and Anna had 7 children: Anna b. Feb 22, 1853 Bernhard b. Nov 30 1855 Matthias b. Mar 29, 1857 Johann b. Dec 30, 1857 died 1930 Johann b. Jul 1, 1859 Margarete b. Dec 11, 1860 Thomas b. mar 19, 1865 Does this work with anyone else' SCHNEIDER FAMILY? Jan francis

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Hi Pryse, The Pirmasens Genealogical Society has their own web page at http://home.t-online.de/home/braun.b/genealog.htm They publish and also have access to a large number of family books for the region including the "Sippenbuch der Stadt Pirmasens von 1640 - 1798". This book has a large listing of Schneiders and one for Schlick but due to the time gap between the book and your information, I am unable to make a connection. Do get in touch with the above mentioned society. I have been dealing with Bernhard Braun for several years now nad have always found him to be most helpful. Good luck with your research. Manfred Schaefer > Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Kusel & Pirmasens, Rhenish Bavaria: Schneider, Schlick, Emrich, Abt. 1800 > Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 09:48:44 -0500 > From: Pryse Duerfeldt <pduerfel@nmu.edu> > To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > > Kusel & Pirmasens, Rhenish Bavaria: Schneider, Schlick, Emrich, Abt. 1800 > > Ludwig Schneider m Josephine Schlick in Rhenish Bavaria near the > Pirmasens-Kusel area. > Their children included George Schneider, b. Dec 13, 1823, Pirmasens, who > emigrated to the US in 1849, one step ahead of getting killed in the > revolution, and established himself first in St. Louis (newspapers) and > finnally in Chicago in newspapers and banking. His brother Christian > Ludwig Schneider, b. probably before George, was a newspaper editor and > publisher in the Kusel area, married Dorothea Emrich, they had at least two > children together before both Christian and Dorothea died in about 1860-63 > in Germany. Their 2 orphaned children, twins Otto Clarence and Lina, b. > Dec 5, 1856, came to the US in 1870 to stay with family, probably though > their uncle George. We have good biographical information on George > Schneider. We have very good biographical and descendancy information on > Otto Clarence Schneider, but the only things we know about his twin sister, > Lina, was that she married Theodore Wassum/Wasem and lived in Evansville, > Indiana. > > We have no additional information on Ludwig Schneider and his wife > Josephine Schlick, or Christian Ludwig Schneider and his wife Dorothea Emrich.

Hallo, Ich suche Michel MADERT. Vom Standesamt Trier habe ich die Geburtsurkunde von seinem Sohn, Johann Baptiste geboren in St Medard-TRier- in 1857, bekommen. Michel Madert war Schiffer und heiratet Elisabeth PREM von ST Medard (wo? wann?). Leider wurde keine Geburtsurkunde oder Heiratsurkunde von ihm in dem Standesamt Trier gefunden. Könnte mir jemanden helfen um seinen Geburtsdaten oder Heiratsdaten zu finden : er wäre in 1824 geboren vieleicht in Mehring oder Saarburg? Gibt es Familienbücher über Mehring oder Saarburg? Im vorraus vielen Dank, Jean-Jacques Schwarz Lyon, France

The LDS has microfilmed most of the church records from the Pirmasens area - which is in the Rhine Pfalz. This microfilms can be ordered and viewed at you local Family History Center. Also, the Pirmasens Genealogical Study Group has transcribed many of the records in the area. They have a web site at: http://home.t-online.de/home/braun.b/geneengl.html The Rhine Pfalz has its own list: PFALZ-L@rootsweb.com Good luck. Janice Danks Pryse Duerfeldt wrote: > Kusel & Pirmasens, Rhenish Bavaria: Schneider, Schlick, Emrich, Abt. 1800 > > Ludwig Schneider m Josephine Schlick in Rhenish Bavaria near the > Pirmasens-Kusel area. > Their children included George Schneider, b. Dec 13, 1823, Pirmasens, who > emigrated to the US in 1849, one step ahead of getting killed in the > revolution, and established himself first in St. Louis (newspapers) and > finnally in Chicago in newspapers and banking. His brother Christian > Ludwig Schneider, b. probably before George, was a newspaper editor and > publisher in the Kusel area, married Dorothea Emrich, they had at least two > children together before both Christian and Dorothea died in about 1860-63 > in Germany. Their 2 orphaned children, twins Otto Clarence and Lina, b. > Dec 5, 1856, came to the US in 1870 to stay with family, probably though > their uncle George. We have good biographical information on George > Schneider. We have very good biographical and descendancy information on > Otto Clarence Schneider, but the only things we know about his twin sister, > Lina, was that she married Theodore Wassum/Wasem and lived in Evansville, > Indiana. > > We have no additional information on Ludwig Schneider and his wife > Josephine Schlick, or Christian Ludwig Schneider and his wife Dorothea Emrich. > > With this information can anyone help us track further information on > Christian and Dorothea and Ludwig and Josephine and their families or > ancestors in Rhenish Bavaria? > > Thank you for any help you provide. > > Pryse > > Pryse Duerfeldt, 5 Longyear Drive, Negaunee, MI 49866 > Phone & Fax: 906-225-0978; E-mail: pduerfel@nmu.edu > Great Grandson of : Gustav C. Duerfeldt & Louisa Parchen; > Thaddeus L. Matthews & Winifred Catherine (Kate) Pryse; > David B. Barnhart & Elizabeth Karn; and, > Henry Clay Ashwill & Minerva Jane Perry. > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Brother, > Can you spare $10 for Rootsweb? > Ask me why ... mailto:dsam@wasatch.com

Hi Listers and Werner, I goofed in my last letter about info from the Catholic Church in Neidenbach. It listed my ggrandfather, Johann Schneider, born Dec 30, 1957, the letter also lists a Mathias Schneider, born March 29, 1857, exactly 9 months and 1 day earlier. It also lists another Johann born july 18, 1959. Does this sound right? Tell me how much I should trust this information? Jan Francis janfrancis@aol.com

Kusel & Pirmasens, Rhenish Bavaria: Schneider, Schlick, Emrich, Abt. 1800 Ludwig Schneider m Josephine Schlick in Rhenish Bavaria near the Pirmasens-Kusel area. Their children included George Schneider, b. Dec 13, 1823, Pirmasens, who emigrated to the US in 1849, one step ahead of getting killed in the revolution, and established himself first in St. Louis (newspapers) and finnally in Chicago in newspapers and banking. His brother Christian Ludwig Schneider, b. probably before George, was a newspaper editor and publisher in the Kusel area, married Dorothea Emrich, they had at least two children together before both Christian and Dorothea died in about 1860-63 in Germany. Their 2 orphaned children, twins Otto Clarence and Lina, b. Dec 5, 1856, came to the US in 1870 to stay with family, probably though their uncle George. We have good biographical information on George Schneider. We have very good biographical and descendancy information on Otto Clarence Schneider, but the only things we know about his twin sister, Lina, was that she married Theodore Wassum/Wasem and lived in Evansville, Indiana. We have no additional information on Ludwig Schneider and his wife Josephine Schlick, or Christian Ludwig Schneider and his wife Dorothea Emrich. With this information can anyone help us track further information on Christian and Dorothea and Ludwig and Josephine and their families or ancestors in Rhenish Bavaria? Thank you for any help you provide. Pryse Pryse Duerfeldt, 5 Longyear Drive, Negaunee, MI 49866 Phone & Fax: 906-225-0978; E-mail: pduerfel@nmu.edu Great Grandson of : Gustav C. Duerfeldt & Louisa Parchen; Thaddeus L. Matthews & Winifred Catherine (Kate) Pryse; David B. Barnhart & Elizabeth Karn; and, Henry Clay Ashwill & Minerva Jane Perry.

My grandfather, Charles Kuhn, was born in or near Zweibrucken in 1863 or1865. His father was Jacob and the family owned a general store that sent wagons with merchandise throughout the countryside. Charles had a sister Clara who married a man in the Belgium counselar service, They were assigned to Detroit Michigan. Charles's mother died young and Jacob remarried. At eighteen Charles went to Clara in Belgium and then to America. He married Amelia ( Emily ) Krupske about 1888,Jacob had an uncle Adam, a soldier in the 1848 revolution. He escaped Rastatt fort and joined the french foreign legion. There were relatives living just outside Rastatt.

Hi all - seeking info on a Josephine Zinger Bonn who was born 12 March 1850 in Soufflenheim, Alsace and died 14 January 1910. She was married to a Bonn and they had a son Armand who lived in Luxembourg. Can anyone help? Diane (Zinger) Strickler

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Hi, Someone in a list I subscribe to, believe it was this one, I deleted the message, asked about the name Trierweiler, well, don't know if it is important, but in looking over one of the documents of my husband's ancestors, a PETER TRIERWEILER was a burgermeisterm of Mompach, Kanton Echternach in 1852 Ellen White ewhite@siouxvalley.net