OH, is that wonderful. What a great job, and so easy to read. Thank you for so much work. Do you have a Trier map that shows the parish's? thanks again, marge ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ursula Buchholz" <ursula@ursula-buchholz.com> To: <TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2006 3:25 AM Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] New Familybook Alflen Kreis Cochem > Hello to all, > > a new family book will be released within the next 2 - 3 months for the > parish Alflen Kreis Cochem, written by Matthias Peters, Kenn, and myself. > > The parish Alflen once included the villages Buechel, Gevenich, Auderath > so > datas can be found for all people of these places for the > period from 1600 - 1899. Churchbooks were transcribed and non-ecclestical > documents , such as tax-lists, land-records, mortgage-registers etc, were > included. Emigrants from these villages as far as they are known are > likewise mentioned. > > An example of one page of the book is published on my homepage > > http://www.ursula-buchholz.com/Navigation/Ortsfamilienbuch%20MasburgMuellenbach/Musterseite/Alflen.PDF > > Family names and residential places mentioned in the book can be found > here: > > http://www.ursula-buchholz.com/Navigation/Ortsfamilienbuch%20MasburgMuellenbach/Ortsindex_Alflen/ortsindex_alflen.html > > Anybody interested in the book may contact me OFF-LIST please. > > regards, > Ursula > > mailto: ursula<at>ursula-buchholz.com > http://www.ursula-buchholz.com > > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Going on vacation longer than 4 days? Go to > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/DEU/TRIER-ROOTS.html > to unsubscribe

I have in my databases an Apollonia Weiland 1780-1850 born and died in Rodt, near Trier. Her parents were Peeter "Weyland born Scheinfelt and Catharina Meyer. Gini Nichols On Jul 31, 2006, at 3:00 AM, TRIER-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > TRIER-ROOTS-D Digest Volume 06 : Issue 80 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Weiland ["jcrissman" > <jcrissman@neo.rr.com>] > > Administrivia: > Going on vacation longer than 4 days? Go to > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/DEU/TRIER-ROOTS.html > to unsubscribe > > > > ______________________________ > > > From: "jcrissman" <jcrissman@neo.rr.com> > Date: July 30, 2006 2:54:58 PM CDT > To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Weiland > > > Looking for information on Laurentius Weiland born Trier, Germany > baptized 01.12.1760 Trier/Trier-St. Gervasius. He was son of Adnreas > Weiland and Maria Catharina Risch. I beleive he was also married in > Trier, St. Gervasius. > >

Looking for information on Laurentius Weiland born Trier, Germany baptized 01.12.1760 Trier/Trier-St. Gervasius. He was son of Adnreas Weiland and Maria Catharina Risch. I beleive he was also married in Trier, St. Gervasius.

Hello, I am searching for Christoph Gengler who would have been born about 1750 in the Trier region. He possibly had a father named Christoph also, but I am not certain about that. He could be connected with the Gengler family in Wormeldange Lux. line. Any information or guidance is greatly appreciated. June Gangler Colling

We have a Klasges family, supposedly from Nusbaum.  One brother,  Jacob Klasges, came abt 1851, first to Mass then later relocated to Minn to join his father and rest of family in MN. This brother is supposed to have complted military service before coming to the US Jacob Klasges and family arrived in New York on the Ship Constitution in 1857 Jacob Klaesges 48 Angela 48 (maiden name Hoffman) Anna 23 (married a WIlliam Arnsdorff in St Paul MN) Michel 21 (married Dorothea Duemeland) Catherine 17 Michael Klasges/Klaseus/Klassus filed citizenship papers in MN 6 May 1857 They lived in Le Sueur Co, MN. Michael served in the Minnesota Mounted rangers during the Civil War and his widow drew a pension based on that service. Current spelling is Klaseus (pronounced Clay sees)...spelling on original documents by both brothers is Klasges. Can anyone give me guidence on what church records are readily available for Nusbaum, Trier in the early 1800's?

Hi Marge: I think your Eiden family may somehow connect with my Schmitt/Schmidt family. My family was Mathias Schmidt (aka Schmitt in Malborn Germany parish records) and wife Helena Barten and several children who were in Fond Du Lac County, Wisconsin in 1847. Some of the Schmitt kids (aka Schmidt and Smith) came to California and I believe there was a guy name Eiden who worked on one of their ranches here in California. I had always thought there was some kind of family or hometown connection for this Eiden guy & my Smith family. It will take me some time to find that California Eiden information and I'm not sure I can do it today. I see you have a Mathias and Catharina Schmidt family Do you know where they lived after arriving in America? I'm very interested in the Eiden family, too. Thanks. Joanne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marge dellwo" <Margedellwo@charter.net> To: <TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 11:17 AM Subject: eiden family from Wisconsin > Thanks again Jake. All the names were right and matched in family that > lived in Sharon, Portage, but none of the ages were right. They were > pretty far off, so would be a stretch to say they matched. If any of you > know of any families that lived in Wisconsin by that surname I would like > to contact them. I am trying to match the family in the ship records. > Also a little type Nicholaus Eiden,3, was traveling with the Mathias and > Catharina Schmidt family. Same ship. So could have been a neice or > nephew or a grandchild. >

Thanks again Jake. All the names were right and matched in family that lived in Sharon, Portage, but none of the ages were right. They were pretty far off, so would be a stretch to say they matched. If any of you know of any families that lived in Wisconsin by that surname I would like to contact them. I am trying to match the family in the ship records. Also a little type Nicholaus Eiden,3, was traveling with the Mathias and Catharina Schmidt family. Same ship. So could have been a neice or nephew or a grandchild.

Thanks everyone. the census records help. I had the immigration ship records from the president schmit. They were with my Dellwo ( Delvaux) family from Reinsfeld ( and Damflos) and were really good friends. Just don't know if they parted ways when our Peter came to MN instead of Chicago, or if that family ended up coming here to MN or went on to Wisconsin as planned. I should have explained what I was after. I will print out everything and compare and see what I have. Would like to get in touch with decendents. thanks again, marge ----- Original Message ----- From: Jake Jacobs To: 'Marge dellwo' Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 10:16 AM Subject: RE: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Family Eiden from HUnsruecks I HAVE SENT THREE EMAILS OF CENSUSES REGARDING EIDEN. Hope they will be of some help. -----Original Message----- From: Marge dellwo [mailto:Margedellwo@charter.net] Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 8:11 AM To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Family Eiden from HUnsruecks Those of you in Wisconsin, do you know of a family last name Eiden that immigrated in 1856 bound for Wisconsin, and if so what were there first names? Thanks marge dellwo ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Going on vacation longer than 4 days? Go to http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/DEU/TRIER-ROOTS.html to unsubscribe

Those of you in Wisconsin, do you know of a family last name Eiden that immigrated in 1856 bound for Wisconsin, and if so what were there first names? Thanks marge dellwo

Hallo Guten Tag zu Jeder ! Ich such in Deutschland Nicolas SCHROEDER ( SCHRÖDER ) - KOENIGS. Sie hatten a&m wenigstens ein Sohn LOUIS ALPHONSE SCHROEDER, Dr Medizin, geboren um 1880 Ein Rädzel für Sie ? Meine ich nicht. Im Vorraus DANKE Philippe, Malmedy, Belgien

Karen, Today, the parish of Gentingen (Germany) is administered by the parish of Körperich. Its adress is: Pfarrei St. Hubertus Hubertusstr. 16, D-54675 Körperich Tel. 06566-212 Regards, Ernst *************************** Ernst Mettlach M.A. -Journalist- +49 (0) 173 3258274 em@mettlach.net Neugierig? Infos >>> www.mettlach.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Miller" <kmm62@earthlink.net> To: <TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 4:54 AM Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Hoffmans of Gentingen, Luxembourg > Does anyone know the parish address of Gentingen, Luxembourg or to whom I > might write for information? > > Karen > > > > Seeking ancesters of John Petrus Hoffman and his wife Jean Petrus HOFFMAN > married to Marguerite THILLEN, John died before 1801 . > > > > Dear friends, do not believe everyone who claims > to speak by the Spirit. You must test them to see > if the spirit they have comes from God. For there are many false prophets > in the world. > > 1 John 4:1 > > > ==== TRIER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Going on vacation longer than 4 days? Go to > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/DEU/TRIER-ROOTS.html > to unsubscribe >

On Wednesday 12 July 2006 7:54 pm, Karen Miller wrote: > Does anyone know the parish address of Gentingen, Luxembourg or to whom I > might write for information? > > Karen Karen, have you done a place search in the FHL Catalog for Neuerburg, the Verbandsgemeinde ("collective municipality") which Gentingen is now part of, according to Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuerburg )? They have Germany, Preußen, Rheinland, Neuerburg (Kr. Bitburg) Topics Germany, Preußen, Rheinland, Neuerburg (Kr. Bitburg) - Archives and libraries - Inventories, registers, catalogs Germany, Preußen, Rheinland, Neuerburg (Kr. Bitburg) - Church records If you don't know how to do a place search, here is a step-by-step description of how to do it: http://genweblog.blogspot.com/2006/03/make-family-history-library-catalog.html Hope this helps, Valorie http://valorie.zimmerman.googlepages.com/genweblogindex

Kathy, thanks for lead to the Onondaga County GenWeb site. I posted a query there in Jan 2000. No responses. Perhaps it is time to revisit the site, and post a new query. And, thanks for the KIRSH info. I have also been researching that variation of the name. No luck. Dan Stevens Point, WI http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/dk/danielpg.htm > -----Original Message----- > From: kql [mailto:lenerz@worldnet.att.net] > Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 7:46 PM > To: Kortenkamp, Daniel > Cc: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Trier emigrants to Syracuse, NY, 1850 > > Kortenkamp, Daniel wrote: > > Does anyone have info about Catholic emigration from the Trier area to > > Syracuse, NY? Any locations/parishes in Syracuse? I have an ancestor - > > Catherine KISCH - who, according to her obit [Dubuque, Iowa, March > > 1925], was born "February 24, 1840, Trier, Germany . . . came to this > > country with her parents when ten years old. For two years the family > > lived in Syracuse [Onondaga County], New York." The family then moved > > to Dubuque, Iowa. > > You might want to look at the USGenWeb site for Onondaga County: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyononda/ > They have a lot of information, including the histories of towns, > villages, and churches that describe the origins of the founders. There > were definitely German groups that settled there and had their own > churches. You also might try contacting the Onondaga County mailing > list re: settlers from the Trier area. > > FWIW, the Town of Manlius, east of Syracuse in Onondaga County, had many > settlers from the area around Forbach in Lorraine, including some named > KIRSCH (my family). (There were other Kirsch families in the area, as > well.) Although they're not that far apart, those folks identified > themselves as Lothringisch, rather than Trierisch. > > Good luck! > Kathy >

Rédange sur Attert 30 avril 1828 Joannes Petrus Hoffman x Eva Even she was born 9 nov. 1803 in ROULLINGEN/WILTZ and not Boullingen in Germany Généamicalement Rob Deltgen Avec ces 4 liens vous avez plus de 500.000 Luxembourgois http://www.roots.lu http://www.deltgen.com http://www.tunjacoby.com http://webplaza.pt.lu/~haffren/

Karen Miller wrote: > Does anyone know the parish address of Gentingen, Luxembourg or to > whom I might write for information? > > Seeking ancesters of John Petrus Hoffman and his wife Jean Petrus > HOFFMAN married to Marguerite THILLEN, John died before 1801 . Looks like you got that information off the web: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kmiller/johnhoffman.htm Gentingen was once in Luxembourg, but is now in Germany, right on the border with Luxembourg. Sorry, don't know how to get information from there. The author of the website above states he got information from the Luxembourg Archives. You might want to query him further about his sources. See: http://www.an.etat.lu/index2.htm Good luck! Kathy

Does anyone know the parish address of Gentingen, Luxembourg or to whom I might write for information? Karen Seeking ancesters of John Petrus Hoffman and his wife Jean Petrus HOFFMAN married to Marguerite THILLEN, John died before 1801 . Dear friends, do not believe everyone who claims to speak by the Spirit. You must test them to see if the spirit they have comes from God. For there are many false prophets in the world. 1 John 4:1

Kortenkamp, Daniel wrote: > Does anyone have info about Catholic emigration from the Trier area to > Syracuse, NY? Any locations/parishes in Syracuse? I have an ancestor - > Catherine KISCH - who, according to her obit [Dubuque, Iowa, March > 1925], was born "February 24, 1840, Trier, Germany . . . came to this > country with her parents when ten years old. For two years the family > lived in Syracuse [Onondaga County], New York." The family then moved > to Dubuque, Iowa. You might want to look at the USGenWeb site for Onondaga County: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyononda/ They have a lot of information, including the histories of towns, villages, and churches that describe the origins of the founders. There were definitely German groups that settled there and had their own churches. You also might try contacting the Onondaga County mailing list re: settlers from the Trier area. FWIW, the Town of Manlius, east of Syracuse in Onondaga County, had many settlers from the area around Forbach in Lorraine, including some named KIRSCH (my family). (There were other Kirsch families in the area, as well.) Although they're not that far apart, those folks identified themselves as Lothringisch, rather than Trierisch. Good luck! Kathy

Does anyone have info about Catholic emigration from the Trier area to Syracuse, NY? Any locations/parishes in Syracuse? I have an ancestor - Catherine KISCH - who, according to her obit [Dubuque, Iowa, March 1925], was born "February 24, 1840, Trier, Germany . . . came to this country with her parents when ten years old. For two years the family lived in Syracuse [Onondaga County], New York." The family then moved to Dubuque, Iowa. Dan Daniel J. Kortenkamp Stevens Point, WI 54481 http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/dk/danielpg.htm

Can anyone help me find the surname of CHRISTIANA born 1832 . She was the wife of AUGUST GEIGLE, born 1826 in Baden Germany. They had a child CHRISTIAN CATHERINE, born December 15, 1850 Baden. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Alvin

This line came from that same area of TRIER and settles in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area: (Then there is a move westward to Watertown, (Jefferson/Dodge Counties in WI) and on to the area around St. Paul, MN--specifically Stearns Count, MN) Descendants of Reinartz 1 Reinartz ......... 2 Margaretha Reinartz (and other various spellings)1808 - ............. +Wilhelm Hoffmann 1803 - .................... 3 Catharine Hoffmann 1848 - 1862 .................... 3 Peter Anton Hoffmann 1851 - 1851 .................... 3 Cristian Hoffmann 1836 - .................... 3 Thomas Hoffmann 1838 - .................... 3 Magdalene Hoffmann 1840 - .................... 3 M. C. Hoffmann 1843 - .................... 3 Michael Hoffmann 1847 - .................... 3 Agnes Hoffmann 1848 - .................... 3 Catharine Hoffmann 1849 - Margaretha Reinartz was born in or around Lorbach, Prussia...if you run into any records, please let me know, and I will do same for you.... Unknown if related: REINARTZ JOHN 32 M W PRUS WI WASHINGTON ADDISON 1870 1870--Wisconsin-WASHINGTON-ADDISON--Series: M593 Roll: 1742 Page: 346 Kewaskum P.O. John-32-Prussia, Elizabeth-27-Prussia; All born: Wisconsin: Franz-4; Anna-2; Brigetha1/12; -- REINARTZ HUBERT 30 M W WI WI SAUK SAUK CITY 1900 REINARTZ NICHOLAS 23 M W WI WI MILWAUKEE 8-WD MILWAUKEE 1900 -- REINARD MARY 24 F W GERM WI MILWAUKEE 8-WD MILWAUKEE 1860 REINARD MICHAEL 51 M W PRUS WI WASHINGTON BARTON 1860--Wisconsin-WASHINGTON County--BARTON-- Series: M653 Roll: 1438; Page: 63; Lines 28-30 18/296; REINARD MICHAEL 51 M W PRUS WI WASHINGTON BARTON 1860 Reinard, Michael; 51; male; Stone Mason; 300; 123; Prussia " , Nikolas, 21, Stonemason; Prussia " , Maria; 16; female; Neighbors include: Joseph and Bridget Holehauser (Holhauser?) 311/280: Fiebinger, John aged 36 Buried in St. Martin's Cemetery in Granville, Wisconsin: Hoffman, Johan, d. 15 Jun 186? Hoffman, Joseph, d. 27 Dec 1894, age: c 18yr Hoffman, Maria Kath, d. 6 May 1862, par. Hoffman, Wilhelm & Hoffman Margaret, age: 19yr Hoffman, Peter, d. 8 Sep 1851, par. Hoffman, Wilhelm & Reinard, Margaret, age: 12 dy Somehow related: 1875 St. Martin's Catholic Church; Granville, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Record #8 Born on 21 October 1875 and baptized on 24 October 1875, Joannem Gerhardum, son of (filium) Gerhardi SCHMITZ and Christina (H or M)auel. Sponsors: Jonne ALTRINGER and Elizabeth HOFFMANN Now---the RAU line is also connected: Margareth Rau married Steffen Hoffmann: Descendants of Margareth Rau 1 Margareth Rau 1779 - .. +Steffen Hoffmann 1768 - ......... 2 Barbara Hoffmann 1801 - 1881 ............. +Anthony Frings 1802 - 1853 .................... 3 Peter Anton Frenks 1836 - ........................ +Margaret Lenger 1835 - 1903 ............................... 4 Barbara Frenks 1854 - 1927 ................................... +George Brisse 1861 - 1950 ........................................... 5 John Walfyenny Brisse 1884 - 1965 ............................................... +Mary Meyer 1885 - 1971 ........................................... 5 Joseph Brisse 1886 - 1962 ............................................... +Clara Wenner 1891 - 1979 (wonder if this could be WERNER?) ........................................... 5 Mary Brisse 1888 - ........................................... 5 Katherine Brisse 1890 - 1971 ............................................... +Joseph Vogt 1871 - 1960 ...................................................... ........................................... 5 Anton Brisse 1892 - 1959 ............................................... +Mary Brunner 1890 - 1960 ........................................... 5 Killian Brisse 1897 - 1922 ............................... 4 John Frenks 1857 - 1925 ................................... +Elizabeth Huschel 1857 - 1933 ........................................... 5 Anton Frings 1888 - 1972 ........................................... 5 Casper Frings 1893 - 1970 ........................................... 5 Joseph Frings 1897 - 1974 ........................................... 5 [1] John Frings 1902 - 1981 ............................................... +[2] Helen R. Vogt 1905 - 1992 ........................................... 5 Celia Frings 1901 - 1990 ........................................... 5 Magdelena Frings .................... 3 Maria Katherina Frenks 1833 - .................... 3 Catherine Frenks 1848 - .................... 3 Margaret Rose Frings 1827 - 1903 ........................ +John E. Enright 1813 - 1891 ............................... 4 Catharine Enright 1844 - ............................... 4 Joseph Enright 1847 - ............................... 4 William Enright 1851 - ............................... 4 Thomas Enright 1853 - ............................... 4 John Enright 1854 - ............................... 4 Bridgette Enright 1855 - ............................... 4 Mary Ann Enright 1856 - ............................... 4 Patrick Henry Enright 1858 - ................................... +Sarah MNU 1860 - .................... 3 Agnes Frenks 1828 - .................... 3 Anna Cecilia Frenks 1838 - ........................ +Johannis Altringer 1830 - 1882 ............................... 4 Anton Altringer - 1884 ............................... 4 Michael Altringer 1867 - ................................... +Wilhelmina Gross ............................... 4 Anna Julie Altringer 1865 - ............................... 4 Anna Elizabeth Altringer 1870 - ............................... 4 William Altringer 1872 - ............................... 4 Ludvig Altringer 1874 - ............................... 4 John Altringer - 1882 ............................... 4 John Altringer 1889 - ............................... 4 Ferdinand Altringer 1862 - ............................... 4 Barbara Altringer 1859 - ............................... 4 Peter Altringer 1867 - .................... 3 Gertrude Frings 1831 - .................... 3 Thomas Frings 1841 - ......... 2 Wilhelm Hoffmann 1803 - ............. +Margaretha Reinartz 1808 - .................... 3 Catharine Hoffmann 1848 - 1862 .................... 3 Peter Anton Hoffmann 1851 - 1851 .................... 3 Cristian Hoffmann 1836 - .................... 3 Thomas Hoffmann 1838 - Please contact me if any of this "rings a bell"...in fact, please contact me so we can explore other possible families, as this follows a similar migration pattern as my family. Susan snokes@earthlink.net