In a message dated 3/31/2006 5:01:35 AM Eastern Standard Time, TRIER-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Hi Triers, > Since I just re-joined the list, I just found two place names I think might > be close to Trier. One town name is Geimuhlen, Geymuhlen, or something like > > that. The other is Gliserad or Kliserad-Klusserad, Do either of those > places > sound familiar to anyone? My SCHADECK - SHADECK family came from there. > Louise > NW of Chicago =========================== Thank you all for locating the towns of Klusserath and Gaymuehle. I know my SIMON's are in Serrig, but now I can follow the other roads for my SCHADECK ancestors. You all were very helpful. Louise N. Des Plaines, IL

Marge, Just to confuse the issue. The area near Saarbruecken was called The Pfalz (Palatines in English) or Rheinland-Pfalz, a principality owned by Bavaria. The records from this area are clearly identified as from Bavaria. See the German Genealogy webpage - http://www.genealogienetz.de/reg/RHE-PFA/rhein-p.html At 06:00 PM 3/31/2006, you wrote: >From: "Marge dellwo" <Margedellwo@charter.net> >To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Schlink > >Ah, John many thank you's. I must have midunderstoon you. About >Osweiler. Got too many things going at one time. And yes I knew the >surname didn't come from Ferschweiler, just our family. Thank you >very much for the information about Saarbruecken. Do you think the >families we have found in the United States from Bavaria, initially >immigrated from the root area or Saarbruecken area to Bavaria? Some >area's of Bavaria and also the Hesse area are next to it, are they not?

Louise, the second is Klüsserath, the first could be the Gaymühle in the Eifel. "ay" is pronounced the same way as "ey" or "ei" or "ai". It is a mill that has its name from the Gaybach and belongs to the small village Berscheid Bitburg-Prüm, postal code 54673. You'll find it on the map a few miles east of the Our River (D-L border) between the villages Berscheid and Herbstmühle, follow the small Kreisstraße 51 (K 51) between these villages, then you won't miss. The next bigger towns are Vianden and Neuerburg. You can see Berscheid and Gaymühle on the map behind the following link: http://tinyurl.com/jwpw8 . Regards, Ernst *************************** Ernst Mettlach M.A. -Journalist- +49 (0) 173 3258274 em@mettlach.net Neugierig? Infos >>> www.mettlach.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Lnov713@aol.com> To: <TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 11:47 PM Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] SCHADECK & SHADECK > > Hi Triers, > Since I just re-joined the list, I just found two place names I think > might > be close to Trier. One town name is Geimuhlen, Geymuhlen, or something > like > that. The other is Gliserad or Kliserad-Klusserad, Do either of those > places > sound familiar to anyone? My SCHADECK - SHADECK family came from there. > Louise > NW of Chicago > > > ==== 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 >

Ah, John many thank you's. I must have midunderstoon you. About Osweiler. Got too many things going at one time. And yes I knew the surname didn't come from Ferschweiler, just our family. Thank you very much for the information about Saarbruecken. Do you think the families we have found in the United States from Bavaria, initially immigrated from the root area or Saarbruecken area to Bavaria? Some area's of Bavaria and also the Hesse area are next to it, are they not? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Schlink John" <schlinkj@pt.lu> To: "'Marge dellwo'" <Margedellwo@charter.net> Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 1:32 AM Subject: RE: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Schlink > Well Marge you are not completely correct. > The surname is not coming from Ferschweiler, it has changed to Schlink > coming from Schlincker,Schlinck, Schlinker, Schlink all have the same name > roots. > More probably coming or migrating from out of the region's Saarbruecken, > Metz, Thionville which forms more less a triangle of about 40 miles side > lengths approx. > The family never has been those times in Osweiler. Osweiler is not parish > from Trier; it is in Luxembourg about 25 miles from Trier. > Best regards from John > > -----Original Message----- > From: Marge dellwo [mailto:Margedellwo@charter.net] > Sent: jeudi 30 mars 2006 15:58 > To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Schlink > > I am back on after a while gone, our Dellwo roots are still in the > Hunsrueck > area, and I am always looking for real live people that are in the area > and > have somewhat of a history of their family. The surname Schlink came from > Ferschweiler, North and West of Trier, then in Luxenbourgh, but now in > Germany. However the family had come 2 generations earlier from Osweiler, > which I believe is in the Trier parish. Correct me if I am wrong. Does > anyone have familiarity with the name Schlink or Schlinker? Names in the > documents from Ferschweiler are many small villages, most within a radius > of > 3-10 miles, of which Trier is a part of. I am still a novice at research > in > the Schlink family but probably advanced in the Dellwo family. Looking > for > connections there and also Belgian connections Thank You, marge > researching from area: Schlink, Simon, Bercheid, Roth, Dellwo, Sossong, > Mathieu, Driessler, Dupre > > > ==== 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 a copy of German map with a town called Klusserath. I don't know the date of the map. Klusserath is on the Mosel river NE of Trier. I hope that is helpful. Lori Lnov713@aol.com wrote: >Hi Triers, >Since I just re-joined the list, I just found two place names I think might >be close to Trier. One town name is Geimuhlen, Geymuhlen, or something like >that. The other is Gliserad or Kliserad-Klusserad, Do either of those places >sound familiar to anyone? My SCHADECK - SHADECK family came from there. > Louise > NW of Chicago > > >==== 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 > > > >

Lnov713@aol.com wrote: > Hi Triers, > Since I just re-joined the list, I just found two place names I think might > be close to Trier. One town name is Geimuhlen, Geymuhlen, or something like > that. The other is Gliserad or Kliserad-Klusserad, Do either of those places > sound familiar to anyone? My SCHADECK - SHADECK family came from there. The second is probably Klüsserath. Good sites to search for places are: http://gov.genealogy.net/index.jsp http://www.rolf.sytes.net:8011/myphp/index.php kql

Hi Triers, Since I just re-joined the list, I just found two place names I think might be close to Trier. One town name is Geimuhlen, Geymuhlen, or something like that. The other is Gliserad or Kliserad-Klusserad, Do either of those places sound familiar to anyone? My SCHADECK - SHADECK family came from there. Louise NW of Chicago

I am back on after a while gone, our Dellwo roots are still in the Hunsrueck area, and I am always looking for real live people that are in the area and have somewhat of a history of their family. The surname Schlink came from Ferschweiler, North and West of Trier, then in Luxenbourgh, but now in Germany. However the family had come 2 generations earlier from Osweiler, which I believe is in the Trier parish. Correct me if I am wrong. Does anyone have familiarity with the name Schlink or Schlinker? Names in the documents from Ferschweiler are many small villages, most within a radius of 3-10 miles, of which Trier is a part of. I am still a novice at research in the Schlink family but probably advanced in the Dellwo family. Looking for connections there and also Belgian connections Thank You, marge researching from area: Schlink, Simon, Bercheid, Roth, Dellwo, Sossong, Mathieu, Driessler, Dupre

A really good idea is to look at a online phone book bor the name Hazencamp, and see if you can find those names in or near that area. Print out a rathar detailed map so you have all the nearby villages. Then start corresponding. Maybe do a letter that will work for all and send to more than one person. That way you will find a chance of knowing someone. They could help with the driving arrangements, hotels, etc. and usually most gracious about personal tours. hope this helps. I recieved nothing but graciousness when I was in the area in 2001. Wish I could recipocate. marge ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth Davis" <edavis@advertisnet.com> To: <TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 9:28 PM Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Hasencamp > Hello, > I am researching William August Hazencamp from Volmarstein, Germany. He > was born about 1876 and he came with his mother and 2 sisters to America > in 1887. His father William Hazencamp came to America 6 months before. > We are wanting to take a trip to Witten & Volmarstein Germany this > summer. Can anyone advise me about tours of this area. We do not speak > German and didn't know if we could find our way around, while speaking > English. > Thank you! > Elizabeth Davis > > > ==== 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

Delores and other REINARTZ Researchers, Descendants of Peter Joseph Reinartz 1 Peter Joseph Reinartz .. +Therese Ulwelling ......... 2 Franz Xavier Reinartz 1859 - 1935 born in Nenno, Washington County, Wisconsin died in Rose Creek, Mower County, Minnesota ............. +Matilda Uschold 1860 - 1947 .................... 3 George Reinartz 1885 - 1975 .................... 3 Teresa Reinartz 1887 - 1887 .................... 3 Mary Reinartz 1890 - .................... 3 Margaret C. Reinartz 1892 - 1974 .................... 3 Catherine "Katy" Reinartz 1896 - 1987 .................... 3 Frank J. Reinartz 1901 - .................... 3 Edward Reinartz 1905 - 1992 Also, my other Reinartz line married to other emigrants from rhe Trier area when in Descendants of Reinartz 1 Reinartz ......... 2 Margaretha Reinartz 1808 -born in Lorbach, Prussia ............. +Wilhelm Hoffmann 1803 - born in Lorbach, Prussia** 1850 United States Federal Census > Wisconsin > Milwaukee > Granville; Lines 22-31 Hoffman, William; 47; male; farmer; 800; Prussia ", Margaret; 42; female; Prussia .................... 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 - **Wilhelm's sister, Barbara Hoffmann, married Anthony Frings. (Frengs, Frinks, Frenks--with or without "s" depending on the record.) Descendants of Barbara Hoffmann 1 Barbara Hoffmann 1801 - 1881 .. +Anthony Frings 1802 - 1853 ......... 2 Peter Anton Frenks 1836 - born in Lorbach, Prussia ............. +Margaret Lenger 1835 - 1903 born in or around Strohn, Rheinland, Preussen; Trier-Eifel area of Prussia, Germany .................... 3 Barbara Frenks 1854 - 1927 ........................ +George Brisse 1861 - 1950 ............................... 4 John Walfyenny Brisse 1884 - 1965 ................................... +Mary Meyer 1885 - 1971 ........................................... 5 Viola Brisse 1917 - ........................................... 5 Elmer Brisse 1918 - ........................................... 5 Melvin Brisse ........................................... 5 Celine Brisse ........................................... 5 Lillian Brisse ............................... 4 Joseph Brisse 1886 - 1962 ................................... +Clara Wenner 1891 - 1979 ........................................... 5 Ralph Brisse 1914 - 1973 ........................................... 5 Lester Brisse 1917 - ........................................... 5 Urban Brisse 1919 - 1979 ........................................... 5 Lynne Brisse ........................................... 5 John Brisse 1921 - ........................................... 5 Larry E. Brisse 1926 - 1968 ........................................... 5 Donald Brisse 1928 - ........................................... 5 Edward Brisse ............................... 4 Mary Brisse 1888 - ............................... 4 Katherine Brisse 1890 - 1971 ................................... +Joseph Vogt 1871 - 1960 ........................................... 5 [2] Helen R. Vogt 1905 - 1992 ............................................... +John Frings ........................................... *2nd Husband of [2] Helen R. Vogt: ............................................... +[1] John Frings 1902 - 1981 ........................................... 5 John H. Vogt 1906 - 1959 ............................................... +Helen Resseman ........................................... 5 Alex H. Vogt 1914 - 1959 ........................................... 5 Cyril Vogt 1917 - ........................................... 5 Victor J. Vogt 1919 - 1977 ............................................... +Eileen Thull ........................................... 5 Mary Ann Vogt ........................................... 5 Esther Vogt ........................................... 5 Cletus Vogt ........................................... 5 Bertha Vogt ........................................... 5 Silverius Vogt ........................................... 5 Florenez Vogt ............................... 4 Anton Brisse 1892 - 1959 ................................... +Mary Brunner 1890 - 1960 ............................... 4 Killian Brisse 1897 - 1922 .................... 3 John Frenks 1857 - 1925 ........................ +Elizabeth Huschel 1857 - 1933 ............................... 4 Anton Frings 1888 - 1972 ............................... 4 Casper Frings 1893 - 1970 ............................... 4 Joseph Frings 1897 - 1974 ............................... 4 [1] John Frings 1902 - 1981 ................................... +[2] Helen R. Vogt 1905 - 1992 ............................... 4 Celia Frings 1901 - 1990 ............................... 4 Magdelena Frings ......... 2 Maria Katherina Frenks 1833 - ......... 2 Catherine Frenks 1848 - ......... 2 Margaret Rose Frings 1827 - 1903 ............. +John E. Enright 1813 - 1891 .................... 3 Catharine Enright 1844 - .................... 3 Joseph Enright 1847 - .................... 3 William Enright 1851 - .................... 3 Thomas Enright 1853 - .................... 3 John Enright 1854 - .................... 3 Bridgette Enright 1855 - .................... 3 Mary Ann Enright 1856 - .................... 3 Patrick Henry Enright 1858 - ........................ +Sarah MNU 1860 - ......... 2 Agnes Frenks 1828 - ......... 2 Anna Cecilia Frenks 1838 - ............. +Johannis Altringer 1830 - 1882 .................... 3 Anton Altringer - 1884 .................... 3 Michael Altringer 1867 - ........................ +Wilhelmina Gross .................... 3 Anna Julie Altringer 1865 - .................... 3 Anna Elizabeth Altringer 1870 - .................... 3 William Altringer 1872 - .................... 3 Ludvig Altringer 1874 - .................... 3 John Altringer - 1882 .................... 3 John Altringer 1889 - .................... 3 Ferdinand Altringer 1862 - .................... 3 Barbara Altringer 1859 - .................... 3 Peter Altringer 1867 - ......... 2 Gertrude Frings 1831 - ......... 2 Thomas Frings 1841 - These families lived immigrated to SE Wisconsin and then some moved on to Stearns County, Minnesota. If you are related, please contact me at: snokes@earthlink.net Thank you snokes@earthlink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "kql" <lenerz@worldnet.att.net> To: <snokes@earthlink.net> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 10:10 AM Subject: [Fwd: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] reinartz] > > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] reinartz > Resent-Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 13:27:16 -0700 > Resent-From: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 14:27:16 -0600 > From: dolores <ddfrank@frontiernet.net> > To: TRIER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > > My g g grandfather Johann Xavier jReinartz came from the Eiffel part of > Germany and he had siblings that I want to find out about > George, Marie Catherine,L Joan Christ,Joseph. > Dcolores Reinartz Frank

Hello, I am researching William August Hazencamp from Volmarstein, Germany. He was born about 1876 and he came with his mother and 2 sisters to America in 1887. His father William Hazencamp came to America 6 months before. We are wanting to take a trip to Witten & Volmarstein Germany this summer. Can anyone advise me about tours of this area. We do not speak German and didn't know if we could find our way around, while speaking English. Thank you! Elizabeth Davis

dolores wrote: > My g g grandfather Johann Xavier jReinartz came from the Eiffel part > of Germany and he had siblings that I want to find out about George, > Marie Catherine,L Joan Christ,Joseph. Dcolores Reinartz Frank Do you have any idea of where in the Eifel they originated? Do you have any idea when they were born or emigrated? Do you have any idea whether they were married in Germany or America, and if in Germany, their spouses' names? More information would help us with your query. kql

My g g grandfather Johann Xavier jReinartz came from the Eiffel part of Germany and he had siblings that I want to find out about George, Marie Catherine,L Joan Christ,Joseph. Dcolores Reinartz Frank

I've diligently hunted around the web and can't find a map I'm looking for. I'd like a map delineating the boundaries of Landkreis Trier and Landkreis Saarburg before they were joined in 1969 into Kreis Trier-Saarburg. Can anyone help me? Thanks, Kathy

The postings re: Zerf book are interesting. The information I received was via e-mail and not by a CD from Mr. Schmidt. I was not aware he was marketing them. What an education we received from each other! Judith

> As malicious statements not backed by evidence that are promulgated > in the public sphere constitute libel, I have not duplicated the > original posting. Not to be nit picky, but in general a statement has to be false in order for it to be libel and/or slander. Ms Cerewich (sic?) does have evidence to support her statements, therefore they do NOT constitute libel. Wikipedia shows (in my humble opinion) a rather good explanation of the subject. Several years ago, I too received e-mails from Mr Schmitt offering the sale of copies of church records for $125 per CD, and besides the price of the disks being rather excessive, I too had wondered how he was able to obtain this information. Joe

Sorry, but the dear Mr. Thomas Schmitt wrote to me offering to sell me several Familienbuchs which he authored. Unfortunately for him, I knew two of the authors and let them know he was doing this. They in turn got together in Germany and contacted the Archives which resulted in Mr. Schmitt being fired. Again - sorry, but I cannot be sued for libel when what I state is truth. You may check the Archives in Trier to see if he is still employed. The man is a thief. He may have done some minor editing on behalf of the Archives, but he was not the author and had NO RIGHT to steal the data and sell it as his own for his own profit. Ruth Cherecwich In a message dated 3/17/2006 1:07:28 PM Mountain Standard Time, lenerz@worldnet.att.net writes: Utahn1@aol.com wrote: > Please know that < snip > > > Ruth Cherecwich As malicious statements not backed by evidence that are promulgated in the public sphere constitute libel, I have not duplicated the original posting. On the website of the Westdeutsche Gesellschaft für Familienkunde-Bezirksgruppe Trier, Thomas Schmitt is listed as the author of numerous Familienbücher, including the one for Zerf referred to by a previous poster. For the Zerf Familienbuch, the WGfF website lists the following authors: "Autor: Franziska Kandel, Heinrich Wagner & Thomas J. Schmitt" See: http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/wgff/trier/ Apparently the WGfF thinks he is the author of at least some Familienbücher. It is always possible that someone may be the genuine author of many works, yet still claim authorship of other works he is not responsible for. "Caution" is the word for the day. Kathy ==== 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

Utahn1@aol.com wrote: > Please know that < snip > > > Ruth Cherecwich As malicious statements not backed by evidence that are promulgated in the public sphere constitute libel, I have not duplicated the original posting. On the website of the Westdeutsche Gesellschaft für Familienkunde-Bezirksgruppe Trier, Thomas Schmitt is listed as the author of numerous Familienbücher, including the one for Zerf referred to by a previous poster. For the Zerf Familienbuch, the WGfF website lists the following authors: "Autor: Franziska Kandel, Heinrich Wagner & Thomas J. Schmitt" See: http://www.genealogienetz.de/vereine/wgff/trier/ Apparently the WGfF thinks he is the author of at least some Familienbücher. It is always possible that someone may be the genuine author of many works, yet still claim authorship of other works he is not responsible for. "Caution" is the word for the day. Kathy

Everyone, Please know that Thomas Schmitt is NOT an author of ANY Familienbuch and works from him were stolen from the Archives in Trier. Mr. Schmitt used to work at the Archives but no longer is employed - he was fired for selling another author's work as his own. Please know if you buy any Familienbuch from Mr. Thomas Schmitt that you are helping him commit a fraud. To my mind, this is NOT helping the compiler/author who spent thousands of hours transcribing church records and entering them into a data base. Mr. Schmitt is nothing but a thief. Ruth Cherecwich In a message dated 3/17/2006 10:59:46 AM Mountain Standard Time, judith@wi.net writes: guess I should have said "Zerf-Greimerath 1710-1899" book. I received the information from Thomas Schmitt thjs66@web.de.

I guess I should have said "Zerf-Greimerath 1710-1899" book. I received the information from Thomas Schmitt thjs66@web.de. Judith