Hi- guess I will add a wee bit of my Michels family here also: I have an Anna Maria Michels marrying in the village of Welchbillig in 1767 to Johann Frantzen ,b. 1738 also of Welchbillig. I do not know the parents of Anna Maria. Perhaps this will help locate some " older " Family members. Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 8:39 PM Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > I think there is a high probability that they may be related. Eva MICHELS, > daughter of George MICHELS and > Anna Marie THELEN/THELAN/THIELEN, married Christian LIENGER/LINGER--also > from teh Trier area of Prussia. > > George MICHELS settled first in Belgium, Wisconsin: > > Patentee Name; State; County; Issue Date Land Office Doc.; Nr. Accession > MICHELS, GEORGE WI Ozaukee 2/10/1848 Milwaukee 23440 WI2930__.373 > MICHELS, GEORGE WI Washington 5/1/1855 Milwaukee 36033 WI3180__.156 > > Christian's father and some other sibs moved up to Stearns county, Minnesota > about 1860. > > Susan > [email protected] > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joe Schmitt" <[email protected]> > To: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 9:45 PM > Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > > > > Might this be the same Michels family resident at Belgium, Ozaukee Co. c. > > 1857. Henry (Heinrich) Michels, son of Michael & Angelika Michels, born > c. > > 1829, married Anna Neis, daughter of Lorenz Neis and Christina Schueller > > from Dreis, Canton Daun, Trier. This family moved on to MN (Meiers Grove) > > then Uniontown, Washington state. I seek any additional information. Joe > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, June 15, 2002 10:22 PM > > Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > > > > > > > Posting new info which Werner found and wish to thank Werner publicly > and > > > personally! > > > > > > WOW!!! I always thought there was a family connection with the > WEBER's, > > > because they were sponsors/godparents on some of the baptismal records. > > > > > > There are also SCHNEIDERs in that same area: > > > Petri Schneider married Apolonia Schmits and had the following children: > > > > > > John Schneider who married Ana Christina Holzhem (b. May 30, 1862-died > > ???). > > > They were married on November 24, 1885. > > > Records from St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Fussvile (Menomonee > Falls), > > > Wisconsin indicate that Anna Christina Holzhem was born 30 May 1862 and > > > baptized 1 June 1862. Her baptismal sponsors were: Georgio MICHELS and > > > Christina FUSS. > > > Marriage record: > > > She married on 24 November 1885 to Joannum Schneider of Minnesota, s/o > > > Petrie Schneider and Apolonia Schmits (spelled as recorded in Catholic > > > Records). Witnesses for the marriage included Engelberto Lehman and Ana > > > Holzem. > > > > > > and > > > > > > Engelburt Schneider who married Ana Maria Holzhem. Ana Maria Holzhem > was > > > born on February 10, 1864 in Fussville, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. > > > This marriage took place in 1877. > > > Records from St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Fussvile (Menomonee > Falls), > > > Wisconsin indicate that Ana Maria was born 10 February 1864 and baptized > > 14 > > > February 1864. Her sponsors were: Henry FUSS and Ana Maria MICHELS. > > > > > > She married Engelburtum SCHNEIDER of Minnesota, s/o Petri Schneider and > > > Apolonia Schmitz (as spelled this time in the church records), in > 1877--no > > > specific month or date was recorded. Witnesses for this marriage > > included: > > > Chrysanthi Len---(unreadable) and Elizabeth Holzem > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Werner Lichter" <[email protected]> > > > To: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]>; "TRIER-ROOTS" > > > <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 8:29 AM > > > Subject: Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > > > > > > > > > > Dear Susan and all the others, > > > > what an interesting mail. > > > > Let me send you the datas of this Michels family: > > > > > > > > (datas from the familybook of "Schankweiler, from Werner Naumann , > page > > > > 145) > > > > > > > > Barthel MICHELS > > > > a teacher > > > > born in unknown > > > > death 05 Nov. 1856 in Holsthum > > > > > > > > married before 1833 in unknown to > > > > > > > > Margaretha Weber > > > > born in unknown > > > > died in USA unknown > > > > > > > > this family moved (for teaching) before February 1833 to Holsthum. > There > > > > the following children where born: > > > > 1. 02.12.1833 Catharina > > > > 2. 03.31.1838 Anna Clara > > > > 3. 09.25.1840 Anton (to USA in 1857) > > > > 4. 12.31.1843 Leonard > > > > 5. 12.30.1848 Johann Philipp > > > > The first emigrant from this family was Anton Michels. In his > "permisson > > > > to emigrate" her wrote: > > > > "My mother is the widdow of the teacher Batholomaeus (called Barthel) > > > > Michels who died at September 5th last year here in Holsthum. She has > a > > > > sister who´s married in the state of Wisconsin. She wants to have me > > > > with her. For that she has sent a socalled Mr. Peter Schneider from > > > > Bettendorf to me to bring me to her in USA. He is working since two > > > > years at her (farm ?). Now I am ready (with the permission of my > mother) > > > > to emigrate on October 10th to Wisconsin. Date of prussian Certificate > > > > of Permission September 7th 1857. > > > > I am shure that the complete family emigrated after 1857 and I think > > > > this happened before 1869. > > > > It is possible to clear where Mr. Bathel Michels was born, because we > > > > have the date of death. The civil records will tell where he was born > > > > and who were his parents. > > > > There was no Lenger living in that parish of Schankweiler (containing > > > > the towns of Holsthum, Peffingen and Schankweiler). > > > > Treves is the french name for Trier (government district of Trier or > > > > city of Trier, both is correcht). > > > > Holzem is the slang variation of three towns: > > > > a. Holsthum (called Holzem) , Irrel county, district of Bitburg-Pruem, > > > > state of Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; > > > > b. Holzem (called Holzem) , community of Mamer, Luxemburg; > > > > c. Holzthum (called Holtzem), community of Consthum, Luxemburg. > > > > Maybe there are other "Holzem`s" in lorrain (France) or Belgium > > > > (province of Luxemburg), but I don´t know yet. > > > > Emigrants with the name "Holzem" came from the county of Daun, > district > > > > of Trier, Germany in 1869 and 1873: > > > > Christian Holzem, age 35, from Boxberg in 1873 > > > > Elisabeth Holzem, age 2, from Boxberg in 1873, > > > > Gertrud Holzem, age 27, from Boxberg in 1873, > > > > Johann Peter Holzem, age 58, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > Magdalena Holzem, age 59, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > Magdalena Holzem, age 32, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > Peter Holzem, age 20, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > Peter Holzem, age 4, from Boxberg in 1869, > > > > Vincenz Holzem, age 8, from Boxberg in 1873 > > > > Boxberg is in the parish of Beinhausen, Heyroth in the rarish of > > > > Niederehe. They are close together. The thelen and Michels names are > > > > located in this area, too !!!!! Perhaps the Michels family Mrs. Nokes > is > > > > researching came from this area, too ? It is possible, because the > > > > combination Michels-Thelen is typical for this region in the county of > > > > Daun ! > > > > > > > > > > > > yours sincerely > > > > > > > > Werner Lichter > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ##################################### > > > > I thought I'd play out a "hunch" again... > > > > I kept feeling like there was some connection to the LENGER's moving > to > > > > Jefferson County--aside from the fact that people would need to > migrate > > > > west to stake land claims... The obituary for George MICHELS said that > > > > his body was "returned to his family in Jefferson for burial"....while > > > > back in Wisconsin last year--I traveled many country roads all around > > > > Jefferson County--stopping at numerous cemeteries...At St. Lawrence > > > > Cemetery, which is located on Hwy 18 out of Jefferson and toward > > > > Milwaukee...I found out that a Priest by the name of Rev. Anthony > > > > (Anton) MICHAELS had pastored there.. So I wrote to the Archdiocease > of > > > > Milwaukee a few weeks back--and said that I had searched the graveyard > > > > at St. Lawrence and had not located the grave for Father MICHAELS..and > > > > wondered if they had any records about his ministry or where he might > be > > > > buried... > > > > This is what they sent me: > > > > Rev. Anthony (Anton) Francis MICHAELS Born September 25, 1840 at > > > > Holsthum (Treves) Germany Studied at St. Francis Seminary Ordained > > > > August 12, 1868 in Milwaukee by Bishop Melchers of Green Bay for the > > > > diocease of Milwaukee Came to the diocease as a boy in 1857. As > priest > > > > in 1868. Came from Treves, Germany Incorporated into this diocease in > > > > 1868. Stationed at present St. Joseph's Convent in Milwaukee Formerly: > > > > St. Matthias, Beloit Rd.; St. Boniface, Germantown; Teachers Seminary, > > > > St. Francis; St. Laurence near Jefferson; St. Martin's, Ashford; St. > > > > Matthew's, New Castle; Winona, Minn. as chaplainto School Sisters of > St. > > > > Francis; St. Joseph's Convent as its spiritual director. He died as > the > > > > spiritual director of the School Sisters of St. Francis, Milwaukee. > > > > Died: July 18, 1911. Buried in Calvary Cemetery, Milwaukee > > > > ------------------ > > > > There are two sources of information about him and one varies in > > > > information regarding his ordination. The second record states that > he > > > > was ordained by Bishop J. M. Henni at St. Francis on August 12, 1868. > > > > The record > > > > above is the most complete with only the ordination information > varying. > > > > This ends what they sent to me... OK--I may be grasping at > > > > straws--but--- > > > > Notice the name of the town he was said to have born in: Holsthum... > > > > How closely this resembles the name HOLZEM or HOLZHEM.... > > > > Ann MICHELS, the daughter of George MICHELS and Anna Marie THELEN > > > > married a Jacob HOLZEM on November 05, 1861 at St. Anthony's, > > > > Fussville, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Jacob's parents were : > Christian > > > > HOLZEM and Clementina (maiden name unknown). Ann MICHEL's sister was > Eva > > > > MICHELS who married Christian LENGER in a > > > > dual marriage ceremony on November 05, 1861 at St. Anthony's, > Fussville, > > > > Waukesha County, Wisconsin. > > > > I have information which says: "St. Martin's mission parish was > founded > > > > in July 1846. The congregation > > > > consisting of 21 German families, was attended by the St. Anthony > pastor > > > > every week before and after it had its own resident pastors. > St.Martin's > > > > mission school was conducted by two Chriatian Brothers from > > > > 1847-1849...." Could those two "Christian Brothers" have been > Christian > > > > Lenger (husband of Elizabeth Glesius) and Christian Holzem (father of > > > > Jacob Holzem)??? I realize that monks or acolytes are also known as > > > > "Brothers" in the Catholic church...but it seems strange that all of > > > > these families were in that area at the same time. Coincidence???? > > > > Could our families have been responsible for the building of that > > > > church?? Could they have moved to Jefferson after the ordination of > > > > Rev. Anton MICHAELS who then pastored at St. Laurence just outside of > > > > Jefferson??? Just a few questions--hoping I might find the answers... > > > > Fellow researcher, Susan > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________ > > > > > > > > > >

Cathy, Dr. Joseph LINGER, the son of Eva MICHELS and Christian LINGER/LENGER had the following people sign his funeral book: The date of that funeral was October 8, 1941. M&M W. Frangen; Mrs. W. Frangen, Sr.; Mrs. W. Frangan (Schaefer); It is very possible that this is FRANZEN and not FRANGEN...due to the old scripting...are any of these people related to you? Please e-mail me off-list so we can discuss this and share other lines--which may proove a link. Susan [email protected] From: "Fred & Kathy Overkamp" <[email protected]> > Hi- guess I will add a wee bit of my Michels family here also: I have an > Anna Maria Michels marrying in the village of Welchbillig in 1767 to Johann > Frantzen ,b. 1738 also of Welchbillig. I do not know the parents of Anna > Maria. > Perhaps this will help locate some " older " Family members. Cathy > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 8:39 PM > Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > > > > I think there is a high probability that they may be related. Eva > MICHELS, > > daughter of George MICHELS and > > Anna Marie THELEN/THELAN/THIELEN, married Christian LIENGER/LINGER--also > > from teh Trier area of Prussia. > > > > George MICHELS settled first in Belgium, Wisconsin: > > > > Patentee Name; State; County; Issue Date Land Office Doc.; Nr. > Accession > > MICHELS, GEORGE WI Ozaukee 2/10/1848 Milwaukee 23440 WI2930__.373 > > MICHELS, GEORGE WI Washington 5/1/1855 Milwaukee 36033 WI3180__.156 > > > > Christian's father and some other sibs moved up to Stearns county, > Minnesota > > about 1860. > > > > Susan > > [email protected] > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Joe Schmitt" <[email protected]> > > To: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> > > Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 9:45 PM > > Subject: Re: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > > > > > > > Might this be the same Michels family resident at Belgium, Ozaukee Co. > c. > > > 1857. Henry (Heinrich) Michels, son of Michael & Angelika Michels, > born > > c. > > > 1829, married Anna Neis, daughter of Lorenz Neis and Christina Schueller > > > from Dreis, Canton Daun, Trier. This family moved on to MN (Meiers > Grove) > > > then Uniontown, Washington state. I seek any additional information. > Joe > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Saturday, June 15, 2002 10:22 PM > > > Subject: [TRIER-ROOTS-L] Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > > > > > > > > > > Posting new info which Werner found and wish to thank Werner publicly > > and > > > > personally! > > > > > > > > WOW!!! I always thought there was a family connection with the > > WEBER's, > > > > because they were sponsors/godparents on some of the baptismal > records. > > > > > > > > There are also SCHNEIDERs in that same area: > > > > Petri Schneider married Apolonia Schmits and had the following > children: > > > > > > > > John Schneider who married Ana Christina Holzhem (b. May 30, 1862-died > > > ???). > > > > They were married on November 24, 1885. > > > > Records from St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Fussvile (Menomonee > > Falls), > > > > Wisconsin indicate that Anna Christina Holzhem was born 30 May 1862 > and > > > > baptized 1 June 1862. Her baptismal sponsors were: Georgio MICHELS > and > > > > Christina FUSS. > > > > Marriage record: > > > > She married on 24 November 1885 to Joannum Schneider of Minnesota, s/o > > > > Petrie Schneider and Apolonia Schmits (spelled as recorded in Catholic > > > > Records). Witnesses for the marriage included Engelberto Lehman and > Ana > > > > Holzem. > > > > > > > > and > > > > > > > > Engelburt Schneider who married Ana Maria Holzhem. Ana Maria Holzhem > > was > > > > born on February 10, 1864 in Fussville, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. > > > > This marriage took place in 1877. > > > > Records from St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Fussvile (Menomonee > > Falls), > > > > Wisconsin indicate that Ana Maria was born 10 February 1864 and > baptized > > > 14 > > > > February 1864. Her sponsors were: Henry FUSS and Ana Maria MICHELS. > > > > > > > > She married Engelburtum SCHNEIDER of Minnesota, s/o Petri Schneider > and > > > > Apolonia Schmitz (as spelled this time in the church records), in > > 1877--no > > > > specific month or date was recorded. Witnesses for this marriage > > > included: > > > > Chrysanthi Len---(unreadable) and Elizabeth Holzem > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > > From: "Werner Lichter" <[email protected]> > > > > To: "Susan Nokes" <[email protected]>; "TRIER-ROOTS" > > > > <[email protected]> > > > > Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 8:29 AM > > > > Subject: Re: Treves--Trier and Michels-surname > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Susan and all the others, > > > > > what an interesting mail. > > > > > Let me send you the datas of this Michels family: > > > > > > > > > > (datas from the familybook of "Schankweiler, from Werner Naumann , > > page > > > > > 145) > > > > > > > > > > Barthel MICHELS > > > > > a teacher > > > > > born in unknown > > > > > death 05 Nov. 1856 in Holsthum > > > > > > > > > > married before 1833 in unknown to > > > > > > > > > > Margaretha Weber > > > > > born in unknown > > > > > died in USA unknown > > > > > > > > > > this family moved (for teaching) before February 1833 to Holsthum. > > There > > > > > the following children where born: > > > > > 1. 02.12.1833 Catharina > > > > > 2. 03.31.1838 Anna Clara > > > > > 3. 09.25.1840 Anton (to USA in 1857) > > > > > 4. 12.31.1843 Leonard > > > > > 5. 12.30.1848 Johann Philipp > > > > > The first emigrant from this family was Anton Michels. In his > > "permisson > > > > > to emigrate" her wrote: > > > > > "My mother is the widdow of the teacher Batholomaeus (called > Barthel) > > > > > Michels who died at September 5th last year here in Holsthum. She > has > > a > > > > > sister who´s married in the state of Wisconsin. She wants to have me > > > > > with her. For that she has sent a socalled Mr. Peter Schneider from > > > > > Bettendorf to me to bring me to her in USA. He is working since two > > > > > years at her (farm ?). Now I am ready (with the permission of my > > mother) > > > > > to emigrate on October 10th to Wisconsin. Date of prussian > Certificate > > > > > of Permission September 7th 1857. > > > > > I am shure that the complete family emigrated after 1857 and I think > > > > > this happened before 1869. > > > > > It is possible to clear where Mr. Bathel Michels was born, because > we > > > > > have the date of death. The civil records will tell where he was > born > > > > > and who were his parents. > > > > > There was no Lenger living in that parish of Schankweiler > (containing > > > > > the towns of Holsthum, Peffingen and Schankweiler). > > > > > Treves is the french name for Trier (government district of Trier or > > > > > city of Trier, both is correcht). > > > > > Holzem is the slang variation of three towns: > > > > > a. Holsthum (called Holzem) , Irrel county, district of > Bitburg-Pruem, > > > > > state of Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany; > > > > > b. Holzem (called Holzem) , community of Mamer, Luxemburg; > > > > > c. Holzthum (called Holtzem), community of Consthum, Luxemburg. > > > > > Maybe there are other "Holzem`s" in lorrain (France) or Belgium > > > > > (province of Luxemburg), but I don´t know yet. > > > > > Emigrants with the name "Holzem" came from the county of Daun, > > district > > > > > of Trier, Germany in 1869 and 1873: > > > > > Christian Holzem, age 35, from Boxberg in 1873 > > > > > Elisabeth Holzem, age 2, from Boxberg in 1873, > > > > > Gertrud Holzem, age 27, from Boxberg in 1873, > > > > > Johann Peter Holzem, age 58, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > > Magdalena Holzem, age 59, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > > Magdalena Holzem, age 32, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > > Peter Holzem, age 20, from Heyroth in 1869, > > > > > Peter Holzem, age 4, from Boxberg in 1869, > > > > > Vincenz Holzem, age 8, from Boxberg in 1873 > > > > > Boxberg is in the parish of Beinhausen, Heyroth in the rarish of > > > > > Niederehe. They are close together. The thelen and Michels names are > > > > > located in this area, too !!!!! Perhaps the Michels family Mrs. > Nokes > > is > > > > > researching came from this area, too ? It is possible, because the > > > > > combination Michels-Thelen is typical for this region in the county > of > > > > > Daun ! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > yours sincerely > > > > > > > > > > Werner Lichter > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ##################################### > > > > > I thought I'd play out a "hunch" again... > > > > > I kept feeling like there was some connection to the LENGER's moving > > to > > > > > Jefferson County--aside from the fact that people would need to > > migrate > > > > > west to stake land claims... The obituary for George MICHELS said > that > > > > > his body was "returned to his family in Jefferson for > burial"....while > > > > > back in Wisconsin last year--I traveled many country roads all > around > > > > > Jefferson County--stopping at numerous cemeteries...At St. Lawrence > > > > > Cemetery, which is located on Hwy 18 out of Jefferson and toward > > > > > Milwaukee...I found out that a Priest by the name of Rev. Anthony > > > > > (Anton) MICHAELS had pastored there.. So I wrote to the Archdiocease > > of > > > > > Milwaukee a few weeks back--and said that I had searched the > graveyard > > > > > at St. Lawrence and had not located the grave for Father > MICHAELS..and > > > > > wondered if they had any records about his ministry or where he > might > > be > > > > > buried... > > > > > This is what they sent me: > > > > > Rev. Anthony (Anton) Francis MICHAELS Born September 25, 1840 at > > > > > Holsthum (Treves) Germany Studied at St. Francis Seminary Ordained > > > > > August 12, 1868 in Milwaukee by Bishop Melchers of Green Bay for the > > > > > diocease of Milwaukee Came to the diocease as a boy in 1857. As > > priest > > > > > in 1868. Came from Treves, Germany Incorporated into this diocease > in > > > > > 1868. Stationed at present St. Joseph's Convent in Milwaukee > Formerly: > > > > > St. Matthias, Beloit Rd.; St. Boniface, Germantown; Teachers > Seminary, > > > > > St. Francis; St. Laurence near Jefferson; St. Martin's, Ashford; St. > > > > > Matthew's, New Castle; Winona, Minn. as chaplainto School Sisters of > > St. > > > > > Francis; St. Joseph's Convent as its spiritual director. He died as > > the > > > > > spiritual director of the School Sisters of St. Francis, Milwaukee. > > > > > Died: July 18, 1911. Buried in Calvary Cemetery, Milwaukee > > > > > ------------------ > > > > > There are two sources of information about him and one varies in > > > > > information regarding his ordination. The second record states that > > he > > > > > was ordained by Bishop J. M. Henni at St. Francis on August 12, > 1868. > > > > > The record > > > > > above is the most complete with only the ordination information > > varying. > > > > > This ends what they sent to me... OK--I may be grasping at > > > > > straws--but--- > > > > > Notice the name of the town he was said to have born in: > Holsthum... > > > > > How closely this resembles the name HOLZEM or HOLZHEM.... > > > > > Ann MICHELS, the daughter of George MICHELS and Anna Marie THELEN > > > > > married a Jacob HOLZEM on November 05, 1861 at St. Anthony's, > > > > > Fussville, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Jacob's parents were : > > Christian > > > > > HOLZEM and Clementina (maiden name unknown). Ann MICHEL's sister was > > Eva > > > > > MICHELS who married Christian LENGER in a > > > > > dual marriage ceremony on November 05, 1861 at St. Anthony's, > > Fussville, > > > > > Waukesha County, Wisconsin. > > > > > I have information which says: "St. Martin's mission parish was > > founded > > > > > in July 1846. The congregation > > > > > consisting of 21 German families, was attended by the St. Anthony > > pastor > > > > > every week before and after it had its own resident pastors. > > St.Martin's > > > > > mission school was conducted by two Chriatian Brothers from > > > > > 1847-1849...." Could those two "Christian Brothers" have been > > Christian > > > > > Lenger (husband of Elizabeth Glesius) and Christian Holzem (father > of > > > > > Jacob Holzem)??? I realize that monks or acolytes are also known as > > > > > "Brothers" in the Catholic church...but it seems strange that all of > > > > > these families were in that area at the same time. Coincidence???? > > > > > Could our families have been responsible for the building of that > > > > > church?? Could they have moved to Jefferson after the ordination of > > > > > Rev. Anton MICHAELS who then pastored at St. Laurence just outside > of > > > > > Jefferson??? Just a few questions--hoping I might find the > answers... > > > > > Fellow researcher, Susan > > > > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________ > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >