Hi Susan, I noticed the surname Weiand included in your list of names. My gggrandmother was Helena Weiand, born in Prussia, and she married my gggrandfather, Wilhlem Kuhn in Old St. Mary's Catholic Church in Milwaukee in 1853. I'm interested in what Weiand information you have, particularly where the family was located at the time of the 1850 census. Thanks for any help you can give. Also....it's a long shot but my maternal ggrandfather was Anton Hartmann who came to the Milwaukee area in the mid 1800's and married in Jefferson Co. What Hartmann's do you connect with? Regan Kanaley > I am interested in corresponding with anyone who may be researching any of these lines... > HARTMANN > WEIAND > Susan > [email protected] >

Regan, I am happy to share the information I have gathered and hope that you will return the favor in kind. I have often found that where on line is related--there are also other lines which may also be related in the same area. I still have old Christmas Cards which my grandmother kept--signed by the Weiend Family. Descendants of Nichalaus Weinand, Sr. 1 Nichalaus Weinand, Sr. .. +Lizzie Heilfrich ......... 2 Nicholas Weiand 1858 - 1917 ............. +Margarete Jonen 1860 - 1924 .................... 3 Elizabeth Weiand 1884 - 1890 .................... 3 Nicolaus Weiand 1887 - 1946 ........................ +Adele Otillia Elizabetha Spangenburg 1887 - 1967 ............................... 4 Eugene George Weiand 1915 - 1994 ................................... +Marion Clara Klein 1915 - 1996 ............................... 4 Anita Weiand 1923 - ................................... +Robert Renner ............................... 4 Myrtle M. Weiand 1926 - 1995 ................................... +Virgil Neal Arnold 1926 - 1997 .................... 3 Henry Eugene Weiand 1890 - 1954 ........................ +Rose Krause 1885 - 1967 ............................... 4 FNU Infant Weiand 1924 - 1924 .................... 3 John Adam Weiand 1893 - 1973 ........................ +Ethel K. Thompson 1897 - 1987 .................... 3 George Leonard Weiand 1896 - 1981 ........................ +Albina Rose Forster 1897 - 1965 ............................... 4 Marguerite Albina Weiand 1919 - ................................... +Hugo John Masuhr 1912 - ............................... 4 Leroy George Weiand 1923 - 1997 ................................... +Margaret Mary Fuchs 1923 - ............................... 4 Shirley Lillian Weiand 1932 - ................................... +Lyall Everett Thomson 1930 - .................... 3 Alois Joseph Weiand 1900 - 1983 ........................ +Sylvia Therese Fleischmann 1903 - 1989 .................... *2nd Wife of Alois Joseph Weiand: ........................ +Teresa Pfeiffer 1902 - 1989 Mimi Bird on Page 208: Town of Granville marriages Corresponding with Names in St. Martin's Cemetery: Margaret Jonen, daughter of Henry Jonen and Lizzie (Michaels) Jonen married 19 April 1883 in Milwaukee to Nichalaus, Jr., sone of Nichalaus Sr. and Lizzie (Heilfrich) Weinand, a carpenter born and living in Milwaukee. Descendants of Erwin Hartmann 1 Erwin Hartmann .. +Elizabeth Sophia Linger 1895 - ......... 2 Melvin Hartmann 1944 - Descendants of Louise Hartman 1 Louise Hartman -no further info on her .. +Andrew Schwister 1847 born in Granville, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Forest Home Records: Alphonse, Ann, Anna Ottilie, Anthony William H., Carl L., Charlotte, Clara L., Elizabeth S., Frederick E., F. W., Herman A., Hugo, Hugo A., J. S., Mignon, Paul, Rudolph B., William (these all with one "n"); --Adelbert, Annie, August, August (Jr.), Augusta H., Augusta, Bertha, Catherine, Charles R., Charlotta, Clara, Mrs. Eleanore, Emil E., Ferdinand W., Fred W., Frederick, child of Hegenbreacht, Helmuth, Hermann L., Hugo, Ida, Ida C., Ida I, child of J.S., Jennie M., Johanna (2 of them), child of John G., John S., Lloyd, Louis, Louisa, child of Marie, Mary, Otto (2 of them), Robert, Rosa, Sophie, William, child of William Found in a large box in the basement of Coreen Petta's home labeled, "From Doc's Desk". (Doc Ackerman was Lorraine Hoppe (nee Linger)'s second husband) There was a funeral book: Geo L. Weiand, Funeral Director; 3412 W. Center St. (Milwaukee, WI) In Loving Memory of Dr. Joseph Linger; Birth Place: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin; Date: November 10, 1871; Entered into Rest: October 5th, 1941 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. Aged 69 years, 10 month and 45 Days-------Requiem Mass at St. Sebastian's on October 8, 1941 at 10 AM------Interment: Calvary Cemetery, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin on October 8th, 1941. Signed in the following order: Mrs. Marge Weiand Masuhr Albina F. Weiand; Eugene Weiand Mrs. John A. Weiand M&M (Ea?) Hartmann (^^ Could be Erwin HARTMANN and Elizabeth Sophia LINGER to whom a son named Melvin was born in April 1895) M&M Henry E. Weiand Looking forward to hearing back from you, May you all have a Blessed Christmas and the happiest of New Years and May God Be with you and yours Always. Susan [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph & Regan Kanaley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 2:41 PM Subject: [WiMilwau] Re: Michel(s)-Michael(s) / Reich - Reith > Hi Susan, > I noticed the surname Weiand included in your list of names. My > gggrandmother was Helena Weiand, born in Prussia, and she married my > gggrandfather, Wilhlem Kuhn in Old St. Mary's Catholic Church in Milwaukee > in 1853. I'm interested in what Weiand information you have, particularly > where the family was located at the time of the 1850 census. Thanks for any > help you can give. Also....it's a long shot but my maternal ggrandfather > was Anton Hartmann who came to the Milwaukee area in the mid 1800's and > married in Jefferson Co. What Hartmann's do you connect with? > > Regan Kanaley > > > > > I am interested in corresponding with anyone who may be researching any > of these lines... > > > > > HARTMANN > > WEIAND > > > Susan > > [email protected] > > > > > ==== WIMILWAU Mailing List ==== > For subscribe/unsubscribe and other general list information, please see > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sewis/wimilwau.htm > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >