Date: 1998/11/02 01:32:39
From: LTBoehmke <LTBoehmke(a)aol.com>
Need marriage record for my great grandparents, Johann Wolfgang LINHARDT and Margarete OTTO, both born in Bavaria. He was born ca. 23 December 1823. He was evangelical and she may have been roman catholic. They were living in St Louis, Missouri by 1849 where their first child, Louise, was born. At the time of the 1850 US Census they were living with her parents, Louise and Maragete OTTO. I enjoy hearing from anyone researching the Linhardt family.
Date: 1998/11/05 17:40:14
From: Joseph Kempf <a046898t(a)bc.seflin.org>
At Long last !!!"Some one with Buchold" ties. I am searching KEMPF, WEIPPERT,BESLER. Appre4ciate anything. Thanks, Joe Joe Kempf a046898t(a)bc.seflin.org On Wed, 28 Oct 1998, Ragged Island Books Maps & Prints wrote: > I can't offer any help with Rossel (if with the help of my Cassell's German > & English I came anywhere close to the meaning of your message) but perhaps > you can help me. As they say leave not stone (well, in the case, Mueller) > unturned. I'm looking for any information on Nicholas Mueller who married > Elizabeth Hubbman in Buchold. > > Dick Gumpert > > At 01:50 PM 10/28/98 +0100, you wrote: > >Hallo, > > > >in der Linie meiner Frau bin ich auf eine Familie Rössel aus Schwabach > >(Mittelfranken) gestoßen, bei der ich bisher noch nicht so recht > >weitergekommen bin. > >Wer ist in dieser Linie schon weiter gekommen als ich und hat eventuell > >weitere Informationen zu den u.g. Personen? > >Für jede zusätzliche Information wäre ich sehr dankbar. > > > >Viele Grüße > >Lothar Müller > >-------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Georg Albrecht RÖSSEL (1) > >Geburt : 14.05.1766 Schwabach > >Taufe : 15.05.1766 Schwabach > >Tod : 20.04.1831 Weißenburg > >Beruf : Bortenmachermeister > >Religion: evangelisch > >verheiratet mit Catharina Barbara STIEBER am 20.11.1798 in Weißenburg > >Kinder : 16.05.1800 Christian Georg RÖSSEL > >----------------------------------------------------------- > >Burkhard Albrecht RÖSSEL (2) > >Geburt : 27.10.1731 Schwabach > >Taufe : 28.10.1731 Schwabach > >Beruf : Bortenmacher > >Religion: evangelisch > >verheiratet mit Margaretha Barbara HOLZBERGER am 13.11.1758 in Schwabach > >verheiratet mit Agnes Maria KÄSTER am 22.07.1765 in Schwabach > >----------------------------------------------------------- > >Agnes Maria KÄSTER (3) > >Geburt : 11.08.1739 Schwabach > >Taufe : 11.08.1739 Schwabach > >Religion: evangelisch > >----------------------------------------------------------- > >Johann Georg RÖSSEL (4) > >verheiratet mit Elisabeth OSSWALD (5) am 26.02.1726 in Schwabach > >----------------------------------------------------------- > >Andreas KÄSTER (6) > >Beruf : Gold- u. Silberarbeiter > >verheiratet mit Maria N. (7) > > > > > > > > >
Date: 1998/11/16 02:04:29
From: W. Fred Rump <fred(a)k2nesoft.com>
------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Send reply to: <peteprobst(a)rmplc.co.uk> Date sent: Sat, 14 Nov 1998 21:33:46 -0000 From: Peter Probst <peteprobst(a)rmplc.co.uk> To: owner-franken-l(a)retsys.eics.com To the owner and all franken-l subscribers I keep putting in this information and as yet have no reply or interest shown. Are the messages getting to franken-l? Does anyone know a Probst in the Rothenburg / Ansbach / Mittlefranken area of Bavaria? Do fish swim in the sea? I am interested in the following surnames PROBST, also ROSLAR, ENDLEIN, SALZNER My name is Peter Probst. My Grandfather was Johannes Jacob Probst, born 06-08-1871 in Schillingsfürst, Mittlefranken, Bayern, Germany. He was the child of Johann Martin Probst and Margaretha Rößlar (his 1st wife). He lived at 60 Schillingsfürst. His birth is documented in the Church records. He came to England circa 1891. I have details of my Great Grandfather, Johann Martin Probst, he was born in 12. April 1827, , in Heilbronn, near Feuchtwangen. His first marriage was with Eva Margaretha Rößler, born 31. March 1842, They married 13.February 1870. Their first child was Johannes Jacob Probst, my grandfather. Margaretha Rößler and child died during the next birth on 6. December 1873. Johann Martin Probst, second marriage was on the 5. July 1874 with Anna Rosina Endlein, born on 13.3.1838 in Haundorf, she died on the 20.3.1886. Johann Martin Probst married his third wife on the first of May in 1887, named Sybilla Elisabetha Salzner, born 12.4.1836 in Würzburg, she died 22.1.1911. Johann Martin Probst died 23.3.1907 in Schillingsfürst. Loking forward to somebody just saying hello! Regards to the owner and franken-l subscribers Pelican Lake Motorcoach Resort 4788 Corian Court Naples, FL 34114-9418 941-775-7838
Date: 1998/11/16 04:49:40
From: Jim Amaral <jamaral(a)columbus.rr.com>
hey there! I know no Probst, but we could use this for a rollcall, after all, Joan still hasn't given us details on her visit to Germany <hint, hint> Jim Amaral is looking for links <g> to Anna Fran. Margaretha Link from Motten wife of Johan Georg Müller in Modlos. They left in 1853, came to NW Ohio, settled on Defiance/Henry Co. line. JimA
Date: 1998/11/29 20:37:36
From: Bruno Bauernschmidt <bauernschmidt(a)odn.de>
[Notice please, that this message was published in the BAVARIA-list a week ago] To all members of the Franken list: My name ist Bruno Bauernschmidt and I am living in the town Zirndorf near of Nuernberg. I am listmember since a few weeks, but until today only as a quiet reader. Now I want to offer my help to all, who are searching ancestors from Franconia, the northern part of Bavaria (german: Franken). The background is the following: In Nuernberg is the archive of a local genealogical society, called 'Gesellschaft fuer Familienforschung in Franken'. This archive is a collection of a lot of different genealogical material (most of it are 'Ahnenlisten', that means family trees) and there are also some possibilities to make a search for surnames or locations. The material was collected during the last 75 years and you can only use it by visiting the archive. Normally I visit this archive once a week and there is no difficulty to make some lookups for other listmembers. When you have genealogical questions or search-problems, which belongs to Franconia or Bavaria, please write a mail to the list with some details, and I will try to help. Please be a little bit patient, my answer can take two or three weeks. At the end a general question to all members: Should the answer to a question, which was send to the list, also send to the list, means readable for all, or should the answer send to the private adress? Bruno Bauernschmidt from Franconia in Noerthern Bavaria (South Germany) bauernschmidt(a)odn.de
Date: 1998/11/29 22:44:33
From: Douglas C. Maynard <maynardd(a)matrix.newpaltz.edu>
At 08:09 PM 11/29/98 +-100, you wrote: >Now I want to offer my help to all, who are searching ancestors from Franconia, >When you have genealogical questions or search-problems, which belongs to Franconia or Bavaria, please write a mail to the list with some details, and I will try to help. Please be a little bit patient, my answer can take two or three weeks. Bruno - Thanks very much for your offer. I am trying to find information on Sebastian VOLL, who was born in Steinach an der Saale on 05 Jan 1867 (Steinach an der Saale is near Bad Kissingen). He came to New York, USA in 1891 or 1892 and married Katherine ALBERT, who was also born in Germany (but I don't know where) in 1866, came to New York in 1891 or 1892, and died in 1928 in New York. Sebastian died on 19 June 1940 in Syracuse, New York. Sebastian and Katherine married around the same time that they emigrated, so I don't know if this took place in Germany or the USA. Any birth, marriage or emigration information on Sebastian or Katherine (or other information on their families) would be extremely helpful. Thanks! Doug ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Amanda M. Maynard (Jankowski), Ph.D. Department of Psychology SUNY New Paltz 75 S. Manheim Boulevard New Paltz, NY 12561 Phone: 914-257-3423 Fax: 914-257-3474 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Date: 1998/11/29 23:05:12
From: John Helmut Merz <hessian(a)cgocable.net>
Hallo, Bruno Bauernschmidt, Gruesse aus Kanada, ich freue mich von Ihnen zu hoeren. Das ist wirklich schoen von Ihnen uns allen helfen zu wollen bei der Ahnensuche. Wie Sie sagen wohnen Sie in Zirndorf bei Nuernberg, genau suedlich von Fuerth. Da sind Sie doch sicherlich mit der Geschichte des Ansbach-Bayreuth Regiments bekannt, das waehrend der amerikanischen Revolution in Amerika kaempfte. Heute leben ja unzaehlige Nachkommen dieser Soldaten, die nicht nach Hause zurueck kehrten, in Amerika, und suchen die Herkunft ihres Ahnen zu erforschen. Ich selbst beschaeftige mich schon seit vielen Jahren mit Nach- forschungen ueber den Verbleib aller in Amerika verbliebenen "Hessen" (in diesem Sammelbegriff werden die Ansbacher auch mit erfasst), und habe schon einige tausend finden koennen. Dann kommt allerdings der schwierige Teil, welcher ist, festzustellen wo diese Maenner nun auch wirklich herkamen. Ich bekomme sehr oft Anfragen von Nachkommen und diesen gerne helfen, aber es ist nicht leicht. Vielleicht koennen Sie da eine grosse Luecke fuellen, bitte schreiben Sie mir was Sie davon halten, und was diese Nachkommen tun muessen um mit Ihnen in Verbindung zu kommen. Geben Sie das bitte ueber die Liste bekannt. Mit freundlichen Gruessen, Ihr Johannes Helmut Merz, Hamilton, Kanada. http://www.cgo.wave.ca/~hessian Bruno Bauernschmidt wrote: > To all members of the Franken list: > My name ist Bruno Bauernschmidt and I am living in the town Zirndorf near of Nuernberg. <snip> > Now I want to offer my help to all, who are searching ancestors from Franconia, the northern part of Bavaria (german: Franken). The background is the following: > In Nuernberg is the archive of a local genealogical society, called 'Gesellschaft fuer Familienforschung in Franken'. This archive <snip> > When you have genealogical questions or search-problems, which belongs to Franconia or Bavaria, please write a mail to the list with some details, and I will try to help. Please be a little bit patient, my answer can take two or three weeks. > Bruno Bauernschmidt from Franconia in Noerthern Bavaria (South Germany) > bauernschmidt(a)odn.de
Date: 1998/11/29 23:17:24
From: Lee Dueck <ldueck(a)shaw.wave.ca>
Bruno,
Vielen Dank as well for the offer to help. I have also just recently joined the Franken list and have been a quiet reader. I am not an active genealogy researcher but "Nuernberg" in the title of your note caught my interest.
I had a great-uncle, named Andreas Dück, who died in Nuernberg in July or August of 1977. I believe he was born in Görau, possibly around 1890, and worked the majority of his life for the Deutsche Bahn. He is the son of Georg Dück (b. 12/25/1863 in Görau; d. 4/20/1939) and Margarete Schmitt (b. 10/29/1861 in Görau; d. 5/17/1939).
I would be interested in any further birth, marriage or death information that you could provide on Andreas Dück or on his ancestors and their families. My father was a Schweinfurter and named me after his uncle.
Grüß,
Andreas Dueck
Calgary, AB
Canada
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Bruno Bauernschmidt wrote:
> [Notice please, that this message was published in the BAVARIA-list a week ago]
> To all members of the Franken list:
> My name ist Bruno Bauernschmidt and I am living in the town Zirndorf near of Nuernberg. I am listmember since a few weeks, but until today only as a quiet reader.
> Now I want to offer my help to all, who are searching ancestors from Franconia, the northern part of Bavaria (german: Franken). The background is the following:
> In Nuernberg is the archive of a local genealogical society, called 'Gesellschaft fuer Familienforschung in Franken'. This archive is a collection of a lot of different genealogical material (most of it are 'Ahnenlisten', that means family trees) and there are also some possibilities to make a search for surnames or locations. The material was collected during the last 75 years and you can only use it by visiting the archive. Normally I visit this archive once a week and there is no difficulty to make some lookups for other listmembers.
> When you have genealogical questions or search-problems, which belongs to Franconia or Bavaria, please write a mail to the list with some details, and I will try to help. Please be a little bit patient, my answer can take two or three weeks.
> At the end a general question to all members: Should the answer to a question, which was send to the list, also send to the list, means readable for all, or should the answer send to the private adress?
>
> Bruno Bauernschmidt from Franconia in Noerthern Bavaria (South Germany)
> bauernschmidt(a)odn.de
Date: 1998/11/30 02:43:38
From: MEO001 <MEO001(a)aol.com>
Dear Bruno, Thank you for your generous offer. My great grandparents came from Oberfranken, Bavaria, and I was hoping you could check on them. My great grandmother was Anna Margaret Wirth. She was born March 14,1874 in Lehesten. Lehesten is near Hof, but a little north and west. She emmigrated about 1892 to Pgh PA I think her father was Jacob Wirth and was a farmer. My great grandfather was Johann Ott. He was born March 25,1875 town is unknown. He emmigrated about 1891 to Pgh PA. His father was Franz Ott a Butcher we think. His mother was Margareta. I think they were helped by Mr. George Dimmling. He was born 1854 in Wuestenselbitz, Bavaria. I think this is just south of Hof. Mr. Dimmling was a restauranteur in Pgh. Any information on these Wirth or Ott families would be greatly appreciated. Sincerly, Michael E. Ott 4015 Tall Timber Dr. Allison Park PA 15101
Date: 1998/11/30 02:50:39
From: LTBoehmke <LTBoehmke(a)aol.com>
Sehr geehrter Herr Baiermschmidt
Fuer Ihr Schreiben vom 29 Nov moechte ich ihnen Herzlich danken.
Die nechstehend aufgefuehrte Person ist mein Ururgrossvater.
Johann Wolfgang LINHARDT, evan-luth, der Kunsttischler, Baiern
des Vater und Mutter ? ?
Geburtsdatum: ? wohl ueberiegt 23 Dec 1823
Geburtsort: ?
Todestag: 19 August 1888, St. Louis, Missouri, USA, 64j, 7m, 6t
Vor -und Maedchenname der Ehefrau: Margarethe OTTO, katholich (?)
Geburtsdatum: ? wohl ueberiegt 8 March 1826
Geburtsort: ?
Todestag: 24 August 1868, St. Louis, Missouri, USA, 42j
des Vater und Mutter: Louis und Margarethe OTTO
Auswanderungsdatum: gegen 1848
Heiratsdatum and Heiratsort: ? ?
Ich moechte gerne mehr die Familie dieser Person.
Leider Kann ich Kein Deutsch. Mein Breif Kommt aus einen Buch.
Please answer in English when you have time. I think you will receive many,
many requests.
Hochachtungsvoll,
LaVerne
Date: 1998/11/30 03:20:13
From: Ragged Island Books Maps & Prints <raggedis(a)together.net>
Bruno,
I'd like to take you up on your generous offer. I'm looking for
information on any or all of the following:
1. My great great grandparents Nichols Muller and Elizabeth Hubbman.
Elizabeth Hubbman was born about 2 Feb., 1830
2. My great grandparents Sebastian Gumpert and Helene Muller. Helene was
born in Buchold, Bavaria about June, 1865.
3. My grandfather, Charles Nicholas Gumpert born, possibly Wurzburg, 11
Sept., 1885 who emigrated to the U.S. at an early age with his parents.
Helene Muller's known three sisters were Sabina (born Buchold 14 Nov.,
1863), Mary (born Buchold 16 Nov., 1867) and Margaret. Her known brothers
were Nicholas, and Benjamin. She probably has three other siblings.
I'm greatly in your debt for your effort. What can I do to return the
favor?
Dick Gumpert
At 08:09 PM 11/29/98 +-100, you wrote:
>[Notice please, that this message was published in the BAVARIA-list a week
ago]
>To all members of the Franken list:
>My name ist Bruno Bauernschmidt and I am living in the town Zirndorf near
of Nuernberg. I am listmember since a few weeks, but until today only as a
quiet reader.
>Now I want to offer my help to all, who are searching ancestors from
Franconia, the northern part of Bavaria (german: Franken). The background
is the following:
>In Nuernberg is the archive of a local genealogical society, called
'Gesellschaft fuer Familienforschung in Franken'. This archive is a
collection of a lot of different genealogical material (most of it are
'Ahnenlisten', that means family trees) and there are also some
possibilities to make a search for surnames or locations. The material was
collected during the last 75 years and you can only use it by visiting the
archive. Normally I visit this archive once a week and there is no
difficulty to make some lookups for other listmembers.
>When you have genealogical questions or search-problems, which belongs to
Franconia or Bavaria, please write a mail to the list with some details,
and I will try to help. Please be a little bit patient, my answer can take
two or three weeks.
>At the end a general question to all members: Should the answer to a
question, which was send to the list, also send to the list, means readable
for all, or should the answer send to the private adress?
>
>Bruno Bauernschmidt from Franconia in Noerthern Bavaria (South Germany)
>bauernschmidt(a)odn.de
>
>
>
>
Date: 1998/11/30 03:25:46
From: Ragged Island Books Maps & Prints <raggedis(a)together.net>
Bruno,
Perhaps I should add to my earlier query concerning Muller, Hubbman,
and Gumpert that Buchold is now apparently part of Arnstein and that the
Mullers and Gumperts were Catholic.
thanks again
Dick Gumpert
Date: 1998/11/30 04:27:35
From: SISTER ANNAMARY FELLNER <afellner(a)mail.usmo.com>
Dear Bruno, Thank you so much for your generous offer of help. My great-grandparents (George and Anna [Looshorn] Fellner) were from Geusmanns, Oberfranken. George was born in 1856 of George Fellner and Anna Zitzmann; Anna was born in August of 1855. They left Germany and landed in New York Harbor in March of 1877. I would appreciate any information that you might be able to discover regarding the Fellner-Looshorn-Zitzmann families. (I believe they attended the Catholic Church in Elbersberg, Oberfranken.) Thank you so much for your work. Sister Annamary Fellner 111 N. Washington Avenue Union, Missouri 63084 U.S.A.