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Datum | 2008/05/23 17:15:47 Werner Honkomp Re: [OL] Gerhard Naber 1829 |
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Autor | 2008/05/25 01:44:09 Marlys Re: [OL] Gerhard Naber 1832? |
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Date: 2008/05/23 15:29:59
From: Marlys <itsbirdie2u(a)yahoo.com>
Hello Werner and Listmembers,
We're working on my mothers' ancestry, the Nabers from "Hannover" and "Oldenburg". Mom's mother was Margaret Naber, Gerhard's youngest child by his second wife, Elizabeth Schlichting.
In back-issues of this list, I found that he married Elizabeth Rupiper, but Margarets' death certificate claims Elizabeth Schlichting, and Mom said her mother had 4 children: John, Gerhard, Catherine and Margaret, but that they were a second family.
From census, gravestones, local records and family lore, we believe that Gerhards' second Elizabeth moved to Buckman, Minnesota after he died (1891) and before Margaret married my grandfather, Anton Janson (in 1913). This Elizabeth lived 3 miles from the Jansons in Buckman, and is buried in St Michaels Cemetery there.
My question is: who was Gerhards' father? We can't seem to find records that connect him to anyone.
Thank you for any help you can give us!
Marlys (Hesch) Sebasky
P.S. If anyone needs look-ups in Morrison or Stearns Counties in Minnesota, let me know, ok?