Date: 1999/02/01 02:35:39
From: emhuber <emhuber(a)ibm.net>
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My ggrandparents are from Hagebok near Neuburg,
how does one find the correct parish records to search.
town parish
Hagebok Neuburg
Neuburg Neuburg bei
Wismar
Neuburg Grab
Pankow
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Date: 1999/02/01 02:39:43
From: emhuber <emhuber(a)ibm.net>
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My ggrandparents are from Hagebok near Neuburg,
how does one find the correct parish records to search.
town parish
Hagebok Neuburg
Neuburg Neuburg bei
Wismar
Neuburg Grab
Pankow
Thanks! Dale
Huber
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Date: 1999/02/01 17:56:30
From: kllibsta <kllibsta(a)oakland.edu>
Hello everyone,
In my efforts to research my family history, I decided to check out some
church records on a particular ancestor. This is the "earliest"
generation I am able to trace here, and I was wondering if I can find
naturalization papers at the county courthouse? Or, is there another step
I should be taking prior to this?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Kristofer L. Libstaff
Researching: Luebstorff (emigrated from Mecklenburg-Schwerin to Dundee
[Monroe Co.], Michigan), Koepke (Meck.-S.-Dundee, MI)
Date: 1999/02/02 17:03:46
From: Cynthia C. Turk <cynthia.turk(a)juno.com>
Dear Kristopher, Naturalization papers in the USA are not too difficult to get from the courthouse or their archive if you know when and where. The 1900, 1910 and 1920 federal census schedules should tell you about when, so you can figure where the person lived then. 1870 census asked if males were elibible to vote. A lesser known method of finding where the naturalization took place is the voter registration rolls. The board of elections keeps these. Some places required registration to vote and proof of citizenship. This may have included the specific court and date of naturalization. The bigger the city, the better chance of finding this. If everybody knew everybody, they did not need registration. Good luck. Cynthia from Ohio On Mon, 1 Feb 1999 11:56:15 -0500 (EST) kllibsta <kllibsta(a)oakland.edu> writes: >Hello everyone, > In my efforts to research my family history, I decided to check out >some >church records on a particular ancestor. This is the "earliest" >generation I am able to trace here, and I was wondering if I can find >naturalization papers at the county courthouse? Or, is there another >step >I should be taking prior to this? > Any suggestions are appreciated. > Kristofer L. Libstaff > >Researching: Luebstorff (emigrated from Mecklenburg-Schwerin to >Dundee >[Monroe Co.], Michigan), Koepke (Meck.-S.-Dundee, MI) > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
Date: 1999/02/03 03:57:15
From: Michael Rauck <rauck(a)iname.com>
Who knows about the following emigrants? The US Census of 1860 lists the following two families, who are from Mecklenburg. 1) [Immigration date between 1835/1860] John Rauck, farmer, Vernon Township, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, 64 years, born in Mecklenburg wife: Wilhelmina, 58 years, born in Mecklenburg Son: Bobey (not clearly readable), 25 years, born in Mecklenburg 2) [Immigration date between 1851/53] Ham (not clearly readable) Rauck, farmer, Waterford Township, Racine County, Wisconsin, 40 years, born in Mecklenburg wife: Dora, 40 years, born in Mecklenburg children: Dora, 9 years, born in Mecklenburg John, 7 years, born in Wisconsin Fritz, 4 years, born in Wisconsin Henry, 1 year, born in Wisconsin Ans? (not clearly readable), 1 year, born in Wisconsin (For 1854, "Germans to America" lists a Dora Rauck, male (sic!), from Bavaria, Labourer, arrived at New York on the vessel "William Stetson" from Liverpool, destination was Missouri.) It is the first time I found some Rauck from that area. Any hint will be appreciated. Could you send an email directly to me? Michael Rauck rauck(a)iname.com
Date: 1999/02/03 20:58:45
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hagebo"k (historically there was Alt and Neu) belongs to parish Neuburg near Wismar. Sincerely, Dieter > emhuber(a)ibm.net schrieb: > > > My ggrandparents are from Hagebok near Neuburg, how does one find the > correct parish records to search. > town parish > Hagebok Neuburg > Neuburg Neuburg bei Wismar > Neuburg Grab Pankow > > Thanks! Dale Huber
Date: 1999/02/04 05:36:35
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, Cindy, I can't find any Anhensee in Mecklenburg. There was a Arendsee, but not close to Klein Sien (not Sein !) If you feel it make sense to send a file or a fax with the name of the village, please, send it and I will try my best to decipher. Sincerely, Dieter The FAX in my office: 011-49-381-4981520 My name must be on the sheet.
Date: 1999/02/04 11:21:36
From: emhuber <emhuber(a)ibm.net>
Dieter ,
Thank you for the info.
Dale
Date: 1999/02/04 16:37:34
From: MDPSYCH <MDPSYCH(a)aol.com>
dear fellow genealogists, my grandparents originated from Neuhorst, Kreis Arnswalde, but i can't find it or any information about it. can anyone help me ? sincerely, bob trahms
Date: 1999/02/05 17:43:22
From: Jack Radtke <jradtke(a)thesurf.com>
I have just finished viewing the 1819 census LDS Film # 068900 for SCHWERIN D.A. . Thought I would list the villages that are on this film, as we all appear to have the same problem as to what villages are on which census film. Perhaps a little extra time spent posting the villages that are on the census films we have viewed, could help many. Jack Radtke VILLAGE PAGE ------------ ---- Banzkow 1 Boeken 60 Boldela 70 Buchholz 82 Consrade 338 Dalberg 88 Dalliendorf 113 Dambeck 125 Drieberg Hof 151 Drieberg Dorf 165 Driespeth 176 Fähre 193 Fasanerie 196 Friedrichstal 198 Gallentin 205 Godern 216 Godern Mühl 224 Goldenstädt 226 Görries 246 Grevenhagen 266 Haselholz 276 Holthusen 280 Hundorf 298 Jamel 308 Kalkwerder 320 Kaninchenwerder 322 Kleinen 324 Krebsförden 347 Lankow 365 Lehmkuhlen 389 Lieps Insel 405 Lübesse 407 Lübstorf 418 Lübstorf Neu 431 Gross Medewege 437 Klein Medewege 449 Meteln Hof 459 Meteln Dorf 471 Mirow 499 Mueß 517
Date: 1999/02/06 06:06:33
From: Mary C Bowen <mcbowen(a)juno.com>
I agree--and all the lists that are posted, I will put on the Mecklenburg WorldGenWeb pages so they can be kept there on a permanent basis. I just completed looking at the Crivitz R.A. film #068911. The villages on this film: Augustenhof 1 Badegow 5 Bülow 9 Dämelow 17 Dannhusen 21 Dreetz 136 Frauenmark 23 Greven 29 Gustävel 40 Herzberg 48 Holzendorf 120 Kladow 81 Kölpin 95 Kritzow 100 Kuhlen 110 Lenschow 66 Müggenburg 14 Müsselmow 115 Panstorf 127 Parum 204 Peetsch 130 Peetscherhof 136 Rehagen 88 Rönkendorf 93 Rubow s.r.a. Meckl. Samelow 91 Alt Schlagsdorf s.r.a. Meckl. Schlieven 143 Schönberg 23 Schönlage 148 Tessin 156, 161 Vorbeck 162 Wamckow 166 Weberin 183 Wendorf 188 Wessin 196 Wilhelminenhof 204 Zaschendorf 215 Zibühl 219 Please---others of you who can, post the names of villages on the various films. Carol Bowen On Fri, 05 Feb 1999 10:38:54 -0600 Jack Radtke <jradtke(a)thesurf.com> writes: >I have just finished viewing the 1819 census LDS Film # 068900 for >SCHWERIN D.A. . Thought I would list the villages that are on this >film, >as we all appear to have the same problem as to what villages are on >which census film. Perhaps a little extra time spent posting the >villages that are on the census films we have viewed, could help many. > >Jack Radtke . ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
Date: 1999/02/06 20:59:49
From: Kashathree <Kashathree(a)aol.com>
I thought Altstadt was a village in Schwerin, but you did not list it. Perhaps I misunderstood, and Altstadt is a Parish. Could anyone tell me for what village in Schwerin Alstadt is a Parish? Barb
Date: 1999/02/06 21:37:27
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
I just viewed LDS Film #0068884 D.A. Grabow of the 1819 Mecklenburg census and it contained these villages: (some of the handwriting is illegible so they are my best guess) Rummer? Gr. Laasch Hauchmühl? Leussow Neuhoff Pampin Platschaw? Pottendorf Prislich Semmerin Straassen Techentin Wanglitz (Amt.) Ziegendorf Zierzow If anyone has any corrections as to the above villages, please let me know. Julie Ploehn-Vigna
Date: 1999/02/06 22:01:25
From: Heather Olsen <holsen(a)wam.umd.edu>
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Date: 1999/02/06 22:37:59
From: Mary C Bowen <mcbowen(a)juno.com>
Thanks Julie for posting the villages on the film you are using. For your list of villages on D.A. Grabow, and after looking at the genealogical society's site on village names, I suggest the following: Dümmer (The villages are alphabetical and this is the only one in the early part of the alphabet that fits) Gr. Laasch Hauptsmühle Leussow Neuhof Pampin Platschow Poppendorf Prislich Semmerin Strassen Techentin Wanlitz (Amt) Ziegendorf Zierzow If anyone from Mecklenburg, such as Dieter, finds any errors, please let me know. I will post these to the 1819 film reference on the Mecklenburg WorldGenWeb pages at http:pages.prodigy.net/jhbowen/ Carol Bowen ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
Date: 1999/02/06 22:53:27
From: Dick/Kay Reitberger <reitstuf(a)execpc.com>
Christian C. JENNERJAHN born April 29, 1853 in Remlin,
Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany. He emigrated on the
ship Frisia in May 1882 with his wife, Carolina
RAUCHHELDT, born October 19, 1855 in
Mecklenburg-Schwerin. She was baptized in Grogen?
on October 28, 1855. She is the daughter of Friedrich
Johann RAUCHHELDT and Johanna Maria Elizabeth
TEMPLIN. Also with them when they emigrated were,
Emma born October 21, 1875, and Bertha, born October
12, 1879.
After they arrived in the U.S. they had the following children,
Minnie, born June 16, 1882
Ida born April 23, 1884
Freda born September 12, 1885
Mary born February 10, 1887
Matilda born 1888
William born May 18, 1890
Edward born May 16, 1892 (My grandfather)
Any information on these families, names, or town would be
appreciated. Thanks in advance,
Kay R reitstuf(a)execpc.com
Date: 1999/02/07 02:23:13
From: Stephen Mueller <steph(a)scescape.net>
Hello to you all: I am happy to have joined your mailing list. My name is Stephen Mueller and I live in Aiken, South Carolina USA. I was born in South Dakota. I am slowly acquiring an understanding of my ancestors' lives near Eldena Mecklenburg, and their emigration around 1880 into New York then to Clayton County Iowa, until settling at Wall Lake Township in South Dakota. Their names are: Muchow Moller Schroeder Lueth One question which puzzles me is how I may learn how a specific village was named. There is small village named Muchow near Eldena which I would love to learn about. Are the messages to this list archived? Last year I had the opportunity to briefly drive through this area. I was enchanted. Regards, Stephen
Date: 1999/02/08 03:35:21
From: Dottie Davis <dottiedavis(a)yahoo.com>
Hi Stephen! It's nice to hear someone else besides me has ancestors near Eldena. My GGGf Johan Christian Diedrich WEINBERG was married to a Lucia Dorothea Hanne Moller on 10JUL1882. She was born in Liep in 1763 & died 15DEC1827 in Gohren. Her father was Johan Jurgen Moller of Liep. My information was obtained from LDS documents #0069085 & #0069086. As I recall there are other Mollers listed but I am interested only in the descendents of Johan Christian Diedrich Weinberg & his first wife, Anna Catharina Ahrend(t). Good luck! Dottie ---Stephen Mueller <steph(a)scescape.net> wrote: > > Hello to you all: > > I am happy to have joined your mailing list. My name is Stephen Mueller and > I live in Aiken, South Carolina USA. I was born in South Dakota. I am > slowly acquiring an understanding of my ancestors' lives near Eldena > Mecklenburg, and their emigration around 1880 into New York then to Clayton > County Iowa, until settling at Wall Lake Township in South Dakota. Their > names are: > > Muchow > Moller > Schroeder > Lueth > > One question which puzzles me is how I may learn how a specific village was > named. There is small village named Muchow near Eldena which I would love > to learn about. Are the messages to this list archived? > > > Last year I had the opportunity to briefly drive through this area. I was > enchanted. > > > Regards, > > Stephen > > > > > _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Date: 1999/02/08 04:14:20
From: Stephen Mueller <steph(a)scescape.net>
Hello Dottie, We are surely related somehow, but sorting it out would not be easy. Too bad to hear that you are the only person on the list with ancestors from around Eldena. My Great Grandfather was born Johann Jochim Wilhelm Heinrich Moller on December 9, 1864 in Glasin Mecklenburg. Henry (as he was called) emigrated by himself in 1883. His father's name was Johann Jurgen Friederick Moller, born 1832. All my Mecklenburg ancestors seem to have first traveled to Postville, Clayton County Iowa, spent a few years then made claims in Wall Lake Dakota Territory. Gohren comes up often when researching my Mecklenburg ancestors. Stephen . >Hi Stephen! It's nice to hear someone else besides me has ancestors >near Eldena. My GGGf Johan Christian Diedrich WEINBERG was married to >a Lucia Dorothea Hanne Moller on 10JUL1882. She was born in Liep in >1763 & died 15DEC1827 in Gohren. Her father was Johan Jurgen Moller of >Liep. My information was obtained from LDS documents #0069085 & >#0069086. As I recall there are other Mollers listed but I am >interested only in the descendents of Johan Christian Diedrich >Weinberg & his first wife, Anna Catharina Ahrend(t). Good luck! Dottie > > > >
Date: 1999/02/08 04:49:04
From: Cesar Gaertner <cesar(a)burgoyne.com>
Hi Dottie! My GGGf Johann Friederich Gaertner was married while living in Liep by Eldena in 1833, with Charllote Sophia Carolina Toennies. He was a teacher in a school attached to the church in Eldena. CSC Toennies had a sister, Anna Paulina Toennies, married in the same parish with a Zarnow around the same time. I got this information from the same source. That makes more than two people researching in the same area. If you have any additional hints, please let me know. Cesar Gaertner Dottie Davis wrote: > Hi Stephen! It's nice to hear someone else besides me has ancestors > near Eldena. My GGGf Johan Christian Diedrich WEINBERG was married to > a Lucia Dorothea Hanne Moller on 10JUL1882. She was born in Liep in > 1763 & died 15DEC1827 in Gohren. Her father was Johan Jurgen Moller of > Liep. My information was obtained from LDS documents #0069085 & > #0069086. As I recall there are other Mollers listed but I am > interested only in the descendents of Johan Christian Diedrich > Weinberg & his first wife, Anna Catharina Ahrend(t). Good luck! Dottie > > ---Stephen Mueller <steph(a)scescape.net> wrote: > > > > Hello to you all: > > > > I am happy to have joined your mailing list. My name is Stephen > Mueller and > > I live in Aiken, South Carolina USA. I was born in South Dakota. I > am > > slowly acquiring an understanding of my ancestors' lives near Eldena > > Mecklenburg, and their emigration around 1880 into New York then to > Clayton > > County Iowa, until settling at Wall Lake Township in South Dakota. > Their > > names are: > > > > Muchow > > Moller > > Schroeder > > Lueth > > > > One question which puzzles me is how I may learn how a specific > village was > > named. There is small village named Muchow near Eldena which I > would love > > to learn about. Are the messages to this list archived? > > > > > > Last year I had the opportunity to briefly drive through this area. > I was > > enchanted. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > Stephen > > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________ > DO YOU YAHOO!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Date: 1999/02/08 07:11:36
From: WICHMANN <WICHMANN(a)aol.com>
Hello
There was a Jennerjohn that was a member of St Peter Lutheran Ch in Sturgeon
Bay Wisc. They owned a moving company called Penninsula Transfer
Bob
In a message dated 2/6/99 5:35:41 PM Central Standard Time,
reitstuf(a)execpc.com writes:
<< Subj: JENNERJOHN-RAUCHHELDT-TEMPLIN
Date: 2/6/99 5:35:41 PM Central Standard Time
From: reitstuf(a)execpc.com (Dick/Kay Reitberger)
Sender: owner-mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Reply-to: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
To: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net
Christian C. JENNERJAHN born April 29, 1853 in Remlin,
Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany. He emigrated on the
ship Frisia in May 1882 with his wife, Carolina
RAUCHHELDT, born October 19, 1855 in
Mecklenburg-Schwerin. She was baptized in Grogen?
on October 28, 1855. She is the daughter of Friedrich
Johann RAUCHHELDT and Johanna Maria Elizabeth
TEMPLIN. Also with them when they emigrated were,
Emma born October 21, 1875, and Bertha, born October
12, 1879.
After they arrived in the U.S. they had the following children,
Minnie, born June 16, 1882
Ida born April 23, 1884
Freda born September 12, 1885
Mary born February 10, 1887
Matilda born 1888
William born May 18, 1890
Edward born May 16, 1892 (My grandfather)
Any information on these families, names, or town would be
appreciated. Thanks in advance,
Kay R reitstuf(a)execpc.com
>>
Date: 1999/02/08 07:53:29
From: WICHMANN <WICHMANN(a)aol.com>
Try Bartow, V"olschow , Plotz Alt Tellin and Golchen In a message dated 1/29/99 2:18:54 PM Central Standard Time, HamOp(a)aol.com writes: << Looking for an Evangelical Parish near the one in Daberkow. Does anyone have knowledge of other Evangelical Churches in that general area. Any information will be appreciated.Many thanks. Larry >>
Date: 1999/02/08 14:32:52
From: Joanne Strange <abigail(a)cei.net>
I am researchin the family name MICKOW. My g-grandmother, Maria Mickow, born 1861 in Pinnow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, came to America around 1870 with her mother, Louise Mickow, born 1830 and Henry Mickow, born 1860. They settled in Chicago, Ill and I believe that they were Lutheran. Any information is greatly appreciated. thank you, Joanne Strange
Date: 1999/02/09 05:10:40
From: Trimpcca <Trimpcca(a)aol.com>
When it rains- it pours! I'm also trying to find info about Glaisin near Eldena. My great ggrandfather Johann Jochim Jalass was born on Dec. 7, 1850. On Nov.23, 1877 he married Maria Sophia Schlichting br.9-13-1854. They, together with 5 children, came to Guersey, Iowa County,Iowa in 1895. They had been in Iowa for less than a year when he was killed in a railroad accident. That incident was written about in a book that was published in German in the early 1900's. That book was written by a teacher from Glaisin who had letters written to him by people who came to the midwest, mainly from Iowa I believe. Udo Baarck from Glaisin and others from the USA are involved in proving that the book was fact and not fiction. The family lived in Glaisin but went to the Lutheran Church in Eldena. Allen Trimpe
Date: 1999/02/09 17:23:06
From: Kashathree <Kashathree(a)aol.com>
Is Altstadt a village or a parish in Schwerin?
Date: 1999/02/09 18:08:21
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
Could someone that may have access to Band 105 (deals with Mecklenburg) of the Deutsches Geschlechterbuch please look in the name index and tell me if there is any reference made to the following family lines: Ehmke (or any spelling variation) Schoof " " Fink " " Lendt/Lenth " " Klook " " Martienssen " " Drews " " Harms " " Schwarck " " Thank you! Julie Ploehn-Vigna
Date: 1999/02/09 19:21:37
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
Hello Group! Could someone please help me with translations of a couple of words/occupations I have found in baptismal records I have been looking at in the Groß Laasch, Mecklenburg parish? The first translation seems to be an occupation....at least it is in the same position as in previous baptismal records. It looks like "einwohner." I realize that means a citizen or inhabitant but what could it be as far as an occupation is concerned? The second has been appearing in the column of the baptism record that has the child's name listed. I have found that a lot of these baptismal records will tell which child it is (i.e. the 4th child) of which marriage (i.e. of the second marriage)...then there is a notation that looks like "(some number). labendes." Any ideas as to what these could mean? Thanks for any help! Julie Ploehn-Vigna
Date: 1999/02/09 22:54:12
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, Julie, > position as in previous baptismal records. It looks like "einwohner." I > realize that means a citizen or inhabitant but what could it be as far as an > occupation is concerned? In fact, it means 'citizen' of that town or villages, no occupation, just an information. Often you may find other explanations like 'Bu"rger' or 'house owner'. > The second has been appearing in the column of the baptism record that has the > child's name listed. I have found that a lot of these baptismal records will > tell which child it is (i.e. the 4th child) of which marriage (i.e. of the > second marriage)...then there is a notation that looks like "(some number). > labendes." should be 'lebendes' = 'still living' Sincerely, Dieter
Date: 1999/02/09 22:55:45
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Kashathree(a)aol.com schrieb: > > I thought Altstadt was a village in Schwerin, but you did not list it. > Perhaps I misunderstood, and Altstadt is a Parish. Could anyone tell me for > what village in Schwerin Alstadt is a Parish? Large cities, like Schwerin, consist of several parishes. Schwerin: Meustadt, Altstadt, Vorstadt, Schloß, Zippendorf, Dom-Kapitel (1819 census) Sincerely, Dieter
Date: 1999/02/10 00:52:55
From: TiedemannG <TiedemannG(a)aol.com>
Einwohner usually has the meaning of inhabitant. But the way I read the query, the term seems to have been in the column for profession or position. It would seem that in this sense "Einwohner" is equivalent to the more widely used term "Einlieger" (i.e. those who rented accommodation). R G Tiedemann
Date: 1999/02/10 02:37:10
From: Tartan33EH <Tartan33EH(a)aol.com>
Hi: We are interested in several of the names that you posted. Our ancestors settled in Michigan. Any chance of a connection? Thanks, Ed
Date: 1999/02/10 15:17:34
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
Thank you Dieter! P.S. have been having problems getting into the Mecklenburg Verein webpage. Takes forever to get to, then logs me off before it ever comes up. Have tried throughout week and different times of the day...no difference! Julie Ploehn-Vigna
Date: 1999/02/10 15:25:34
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
Hi Ed! What names are you researching? To date, I have not uncovered any of my Mecklenburg lines to have settled in Michigan. Although, I know there is a bunch of Schoof's in Michigan. But have made no connection to them yet. Let me know what names you're interested in and I'll trade info with you. Julie Ploehn-Vigna JuJuBean11(a)aol.com
Date: 1999/02/10 19:19:53
From: Dieter Garling <garling(a)dfn.de>
> From: JuJuBean11(a)aol.com > Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 09:15:45 EST > P.S. have been having problems getting into the Mecklenburg Verein webpage. > Takes forever to get to, then logs me off before it ever comes up. Have tried > throughout week and different times of the day...no difference! > Julie Ploehn-Vigna We use a forwarder at http://welcome.to/MFP If this not works, you can try the direct address: http://www.math.uni-rostock.de/~mfp Kind regards Dieter Member of the 'Verein fuer mecklenburgische Familien- und Personengeschichte' http://www.garling.de/ mailto:garling(a)bigfoot.com
Date: 1999/02/10 20:38:26
From: Sherry <sherry(a)plugnplay.com>
JuJuBean11(a)aol.com wrote: > What names are you researching? To date, I have not uncovered any of my > Mecklenburg lines to have settled in Michigan. Although, I know there is a > bunch of Schoof's in Michigan. But have made no connection to them yet. > > Let me know what names you're interested in and I'll trade info with you. > > Julie Ploehn-Vigna > JuJuBean11(a)aol.com Hi to All, May I be of any assistance to those of you with Mecklenburg connections in Michigan? Many German immigrants settled in Michigan. My Mecklenburgers immigrated here in 1882. I live southwest of Detroit. We have access to many sources here. I am the President of the Downriver Genealogical Society and I'm also on staff at our local Family History Center. With permission from the staff that prepared it, I have copied most of the "Mecklenburg: Genealogical Outline and Gazateer" that was prepared by the European staff of the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. I intend to copy my missing pages during my next trip there in May of this year. I only intended to copy the pages concerning my villages; then I changed my mind and decided to do the entire book, only to run out of time to finish it. This is the same source that was mentioned in this list a week or two ago. If anyone would like a lookup in that book I will assist, if I have those pages. Sherry Huntington Researching: Dammann/Danneman, Schro"der, Kru"ger/Kro"ger, Behm, Burmeisster, Kuhl, Cruentzfeldt, Langhoffen, Remer, Mensings, Kindt, Kirchmann, Grothmann, Bartels, Jennings/Gennings, Gu"sloff, Bauer & Lappe
Date: 1999/02/10 20:49:29
From: SueSue1950 <SueSue1950(a)aol.com>
I'm to new to this to know what you are offering. But if the name Waack or Waalk appears in these items please let me know Suesue1950(a)aol.com
Date: 1999/02/11 00:11:18
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
Thank you for the info. I'll try the other access. Julie Ploehn-Vigna
Date: 1999/02/11 01:07:53
From: Annette Garner <tdgarner(a)hotmail.com>
Hi Sherry, We are also Michiganders (metro Detroit) who have an ancestor who emigrated from Mecklenburg. John Zisler, born in Eickelberg in 1841, came with his wife, Dorothea Wismer, and child, Fritz Wilhelm, to Detroit, MI in 1871. John's cousin's families also emigrated from Mecklenburg, but at a different time. They settled in the Saginaw area. We would be interested in any information you have access to that might be able to help us. Annette & Virginia Garner Sherry wrote: > Hi to All, > May I be of any assistance to those of you with Mecklenburg connections > in > Michigan? Many German immigrants settled in Michigan. My > Mecklenburgers > immigrated here in 1882. > > I live southwest of Detroit. We have access to many sources here. I > am > the > President of the Downriver Genealogical Society and I'm also on staff at > > our > local Family History Center. > > With permission from the staff that prepared it, I have copied most of > the > "Mecklenburg: Genealogical Outline and Gazateer" that was prepared by > the > European staff of the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. I > intend > to > copy my missing pages during my next trip there in May of this year. I > only > intended to copy the pages concerning my villages; then I changed my > mind > and > decided to do the entire book, only to run out of time to finish it. > This > is > the same source that was mentioned in this list a week or two ago. If > anyone > would like a lookup in that book I will assist, if I have those pages. > > Sherry Huntington > > Researching: Dammann/Danneman, Schro"der, Kru"ger/Kro"ger, Behm, > Burmeisster, > Kuhl, Cruentzfeldt, Langhoffen, Remer, Mensings, Kindt, Kirchmann, > Grothmann, > Bartels, Jennings/Gennings, Gu"sloff, Bauer & Lappe
Date: 1999/02/11 03:18:51
From: Terry & Jana <jana(a)soonet.ca>
I am researching Wilhelm Rudolf Emil Bockmann born 24.(29.) 04.1846 in Gustrow. His wife's name was Wilhemina Henrietta Johanna Salomon born 22.09.1855 in Gustrow. Together, they had eight children, all born in Kiel from 1875 to 1898. I assume the couple married in Gustrow between 1866 and 1875. It was also a family story that Wilhelmina was a third wife to Wilhelm. I would like some assistance as to where I should proceed to discover a possible marriage date for the couple, and if Wilhelm in fact did have another prior wife. Thank you. Jana Tetreault
Date: 1999/02/11 03:50:44
From: Alan R. Mensing <amensing(a)mddc.com>
Hi, Sherry Huntington, Please excuse my sending out to the whole list in hopes of reaching Sherry Huntington. I just noticed Sherry's letter on a message to the list from another person, so I do not have her e-mail address to write her personally. I am also searching for info on Mensings & Schroeders. In addition, I know a fellow at work with the last name of Huntington with relatives from around my area. Sherry, please contact me - possibly we could have some interesting info to exchange. Sincerely, Lois Mensing amensing(a)mddc.com > > Sherry wrote: > > > Hi to All, > > May I be of any assistance to those of you with Mecklenburg connections > > in > > Michigan? Many German immigrants settled in Michigan. My > > Mecklenburgers > > immigrated here in 1882. > > > > I live southwest of Detroit. We have access to many sources here. I > > am > > the > > President of the Downriver Genealogical Society and I'm also on staff at > > > > our > > local Family History Center. > > > > With permission from the staff that prepared it, I have copied most of > > the > > "Mecklenburg: Genealogical Outline and Gazateer" that was prepared by > > the > > European staff of the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. I > > intend > > to > > copy my missing pages during my next trip there in May of this year. I > > only > > intended to copy the pages concerning my villages; then I changed my > > mind > > and > > decided to do the entire book, only to run out of time to finish it. > > This > > is > > the same source that was mentioned in this list a week or two ago. If > > anyone > > would like a lookup in that book I will assist, if I have those pages. > > > > Sherry Huntington > > > > Researching: Dammann/Danneman, Schro"der, Kru"ger/Kro"ger, Behm, > > Burmeisster, > > Kuhl, Cruentzfeldt, Langhoffen, Remer, Mensings, Kindt, Kirchmann, > > Grothmann, > > Bartels, Jennings/Gennings, Gu"sloff, Bauer & Lappe
Date: 1999/02/12 18:10:43
From: Art & Judy Muller <mullera(a)UWSTOUT.EDU>
Hi Stephen, I was in Elkader, Iowa earlier this week and had contact with the president of the Clayton Co. genealogy group there. They have many records which may be of interest to you. There indexes have all the Millers, Möllers and Muellers cataloged under the Mueller spelling. Her e-mail address is vossrlty(a)netins.net I didn't have your information with me so I couldn't look up anything for you. Sorry about that. I have located the village of Glasin on the map. My ancestors are from Stolpe, Greibow, Marnitz, & Mentin, somewhat to the east of Glasin. As yet I have not identified any common ancestoral roots, but who knows? You mentioned Postville, Iowa. I have relatives in that area also, but they are on my mothers side, not in the Möller line. Good Luck in you searching. Art Muler -----Original Message----- From: Stephen Mueller <steph(a)scescape.net> To: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Date: Saturday, February 06, 1999 7:26 PM Subject: Introduction >Hello to you all: > >I am happy to have joined your mailing list. My name is Stephen Mueller and >I live in Aiken, South Carolina USA. I was born in South Dakota. I am >slowly acquiring an understanding of my ancestors' lives near Eldena >Mecklenburg, and their emigration around 1880 into New York then to Clayton >County Iowa, until settling at Wall Lake Township in South Dakota. Their >names are: > >Muchow >Moller >Schroeder >Lueth > > One question which puzzles me is how I may learn how a specific village was >named. There is small village named Muchow near Eldena which I would love >to learn about. Are the messages to this list archived? > > >Last year I had the opportunity to briefly drive through this area. I was >enchanted. > > >Regards, > >Stephen > > > >
Date: 1999/02/13 17:33:46
From: HamOp <HamOp(a)aol.com>
please UNSTALL.
Date: 1999/02/15 20:30:46
From: Janel56 <Janel56(a)aol.com>
Here are the towns on the 1819 censuses that I have looked at. Towns marked
with an * are those where my ancestors lived, and for which I have copied at
least some of the census information.
Film #0068910
Bukow--R.A.
Kl. Belitz 1
Behrenshagen 2
Buettelkow 5
Dollglass 6
Gamehl 7
Garvesmuehlen 11
Neu - Gaarz 9
Kl. Gischow 14
Gnemern 15
Goldberg 20
Koerchow 22
Langenstueck 23
Lehnenhof 24
Madsow 26
Mechelsdorf 28
Neukirchen Dorf 30
Hoh. Niendorf 31
Kl. Nienhagen 33
Pustohl 35
Raederank* 37
Sophienholz 42
Steinhagen 39
Vogelsang 43
Wakendorf 45
Bukow--Miekenhagen Rostocker Militaer Distrikt
Altenhagen 1
Klein Belitz 11
Blengo 31
Klein Boelkow 38
Bolland 329
Buschmuehlen 44
Clausdorf 160
Damekow 50
Danneborth 59
Detershagen 64
Dreveskirchen 53
Druschow 44
Duggenkoppel 72
Eichholz (Meierei Lischow) 181
Friedrichsdorf 73
Garvenstorf 82
Gersdorf 91
Goldebee 108
Gorow 111
Hageboek 123
Hanshagen 129
Harmshagen 94
Hornstorf 130
Horst 98
" 137
Ilow 138
Kaegsdorf 141
Kalsow 147
Alt Karin 152
Kartlow 79
" 158
Klausdorf 160
" (Dorf) 166
Lischow 174
Hohen Luckow 183
Miekenhagen 197
Neuendorf 205
Gr. Nienhagen 210
Parchow 217
Alt Pohrstorf 227
Poischendorf 222
Rakow 235
Radegast 241
Roggow 251
Rohlstorf 266
Rosenhagen 271
Russow 255
Gr. Siemen 278
Kl. Siemen 283
Spriehusen 286
Steinbrinck 289
Steinhausen 293
Klein Stroemkendorf 299
Tatow 307
Tesmannsdorf 310
Tuetzen 317
Vorwerk 264
Westenbruegge 324
Wichmannsdorf 331
Wustrow 336
I've decided to send the listing for each film separately, otherwise this
mailing would be too long.
Jane
Date: 1999/02/15 21:21:54
From: Janel56 <Janel56(a)aol.com>
The towns marked with an * are those where my ancestors lived, and for which I have copied some of the census information. Film #0068897 Ribnitz--D.A. (item 1) NOTE: I don't have page # for this one. Alberstorf Altenheide Althagen Barnstorf Bartelshagen Benkenhagen Billenhagen Blankenhagen Bruenkendorf* Daendorf Daenschenburg Dierhagen Fresendorf Gr. Freyenholz Kl. Freyenholz Gelbensande Grahl Gresenhorst Harmstorf Hirschburg* Jahnkendorf* Kirchdorf Klockenhagen & Neuheide Koesterbeck* Landkrug Mandelshagen* Moenkhagen Gr. Muritz Kl. Mueritz Neuhof* Niehagen Oberhof Pastow* Petersdorf Roggentin Sanitz Volkshagen Wilmshagen Rostock-Wulfshagen Ribnitz D.A. (item 2) Allerstorf* 1 Bandelsdorfer Krug 8 Carlsruhe 2 Ehmkendorf 3 Fahrenhaupt* 4 Gnewitz 6 Godow 8 Goritz 10 Gruenenheide 12 Gubkow 13 Gutendorf* 16 Helmsdorf 17 Hohenfeld 34 Horst 19 Kleinhof 37 Koelzow 22 Lieblingshof 25 Luesewitz, Gr. 28 Luesewitz, Kl. 30 Kleinhof 37 Neuendorf 31 Neukockendorf 21 Pankelow 32 Petschow 33 s.Bd. 2 Sageheide 34 Steinhorst, Alt 36 Steinhorst, Neu 39 s.Bd. 2 Stormsdorf, Gr. 37 Teschendorf, Gr. 40 Teschendorf, Kl. 41 Teutendorf 42 Vieren 46, 51 Wendfeld 43 Wendorf 45, 49 Wulfsberg 50 Zarnewanz 46, 51 Ribnitz--R.A. (item 3) Bandelstorf 1 Barkvieren 5 Bohmshof 99 Dettmannsdorf 11 Dudendorf 16 Dummerstorf, Hof 37 Dummerstorf, Dorf 39 Dummerstorf, Klein 42, 36 Dummerstorf, Krug 43 Freudenberg* 45 Gnewitz, Meierei u. Muehle 52 Guthendorf, Neu 54 Hinrichsdorf* 46 Liepen 57 Kneese* 109 Neuhof 57 Niekrenz 78 Petschow 81 s.Bd. 1 Poppendorf 82 Redderstorf 91 Reppelin 99 Schulenberg 109 Schwarfs, Kl. 117 Steinhorst, Neu 122 s.Bd. 1 Stubbendorf 125 Tressentin* 47 Vietow 129 Wehnendorf 137 Wehnendorf, Kl. 143 Wendorf, Neu 148 Wendorf, Alt 150 ___________ Jane Nelson JaneL56(a)aol.com
Date: 1999/02/15 21:34:36
From: Janel56 <Janel56(a)aol.com>
The towns marked with an * are where my ancestors lives, and for which I have copied some of the census information. FHL Film #0068919, item 3 Ribnitz--K.A. Bockhorst 12 Carlewitz 14 Ehmkenhagen 17 Kuhlrade* 1 Poppendorf 8 Rockhorst 13 Zepelin-Wulfshagen 20 ____________ That's all, folks. Jane Nelson JaneL56(a)aol.com
Date: 1999/02/16 09:34:05
From: TiedemannG <TiedemannG(a)aol.com>
I should be grateful if SKS could indicate the film numbers for the 1819 census covering the following parishes: Dassow Friedrichshagen Hohenkirchen The film numbers for the church register of these parishes would also be most helpful. Sincerely, R G Tiedemann Croydon, England
Date: 1999/02/16 18:36:51
From: husker <husker(a)ivic.net>
Dear Mecklenburg Friend Here is what I have on your request Dassow Film # 069063 Birth Marriages Death 1671 to 1814 Film # 069064 Birth Communion, Marriage, Death 1815 to 1870/77 Friedrichshagen ( Wismar ) Film # 069093 Birth, Marriage, Death 1651 to 1825 Film # 069094 Birth, Communion, Marriage, Death 1826 to 1934 Hohenkirchen Film # 069196 Birth, Communion, Marriage, and Death 1816 to 1846 Film # 069197 Birth, Marriage, and Death 1706 to 1789 Film # 069198 Birth, Communion, Marriage, and Death 1789 to 1900 These film numbers have been in place for at least 10 years that I know of, and it is rare that they change them. You might want to double check with a FHC before you order these numbers. Good luck on your research Bob Jungbluth Hemet, CA husker(a)ivic.net ---------- > From: TiedemannG(a)aol.com > To: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net > Subject: LDS Films 1819 > Date: Tuesday, February 16, 1999 3:33 AM > > I should be grateful if SKS could indicate the film numbers for the 1819 > census covering the following parishes: > Dassow > Friedrichshagen > Hohenkirchen > > The film numbers for the church register of these parishes would also be most > helpful. > > Sincerely, > R G Tiedemann > Croydon, England
Date: 1999/02/16 20:53:58
From: TiedemannG <TiedemannG(a)aol.com>
Many thanks for this helpful information. R G Tiedemann Croydon, England
Date: 1999/02/16 22:50:39
From: Robert Stallman <mrbob(a)gntech.net>
|
Hi;
I recently was told my
ancestors GRESENS were referred as Mecklenburgers, has anyone seen this name in
a census or?? Julius GRESENS came to the USA in 1882, with his wife Wilhemina,
also with a brother John and wife Caroline.
Thankyou,
Bob Stallman
Spokane, Washington mrbob(a)gntech.net http://members.gntech.net/mrbob/ Genealogy is not a hobby, it's a disease! Searching the following Surnames STALLMAN-GRESENS-DELL-PEIFFER-KOESTER-DEMIER-SCHILL-MUND SOTTERO-BODDINGTON-ABBOTT |
Date: 1999/02/17 06:14:26
From: WICHMANN <WICHMANN(a)aol.com>
Hi Bill;
Carol Bowens webpage can give some background information about 2 Archieves
located in Schwerin.
Try CBowen webpage at
http://pages.prodigy.net/jhbowen/
Also Dieter Garlings webpage will tell you the years where the Emmigration
papers were burned and he gives samples of what good information perhaps will
be found in the index (which survived the fire).
The relatives I requested searched did not not get the required permit (ie,
not found).
Try the emi sample list at
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/8745/emi_list.html
Try Dieter Garling information at
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/8745/emi_list.html
I also found the Hamburg port record of Schiffes passenger list very helpfull.
With a map I was able to determine that my GGgrandparents with infant
emmigrated
with a group that were from a cluster of villages located around the canal
city
of L"ubz. After searching several nearby churches from Mfilms I found my
SCHULT
baptism which matched the date on the Wisconsin grave stone. That Mfilm also
had their marriage and infant Baptism.
Bob W
In a message dated 12/23/98 1:50:53 PM Central Standard Time, Hans-
Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de writes:
<< I would suggest to ask in the archive in Schwerin, if there is an
emigration
file, if you know, when they emigrated. You can do it by contacting
Mecklenburgica.Steinbruch(a)t-online.de (see our homepage) or contact
the archive; which needs 6-8 wekks instead of 1 day (my personal experience)
and the costs are almost the same.
>>
Date: 1999/02/17 14:45:23
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, Bob, the 1819 census of Mecklenburg-Schwerin doesnot contain any Gresens - I do not see any similar name. Regards, Dieter ------------------------------- > Robert Stallman schrieb: > > Hi; > I recently was told my ancestors GRESENS were referred as > Mecklenburgers, has anyone seen this name in a census or?? Julius > GRESENS came to the USA in 1882, with his wife Wilhemina, also with a > brother John and wife Caroline. > Thankyou, > Bob Stallman > Spokane, Washington > mrbob(a)gntech.net > http://members.gntech.net/mrbob/ > Genealogy is not a hobby, it's a disease! > Searching the following Surnames > STALLMAN-GRESENS-DELL-PEIFFER-KOESTER-DEMIER-SCHILL-MUND > SOTTERO-BODDINGTON-ABBOTT >
Date: 1999/02/17 17:15:07
From: Robert Stallman <mrbob(a)gntech.net>
Thankyou Dieter for your help, Subject: Re: GRESENS >Hi, Bob, >the 1819 census of Mecklenburg-Schwerin doesnot contain any >Gresens - I do not see any similar name. Bob Stallman Spokane, Washington mrbob(a)gntech.net http://members.gntech.net/mrbob/ Genealogy is not a hobby, it's a disease! Searching the following Surnames STALLMAN-GRESENS-DELL-PEIFFER-KOESTER-DEMIER-SCHILL-MUND SOTTERO-BODDINGTON-ABBOTT
Date: 1999/02/17 22:04:35
From: Fran & Pamela Bennett <pbennett(a)connix.com>
Sorry, I am doing a test to see if Belinda Engstrom see's the email. She is having trouble getting on to the list. Take Care! Pam Bennett Researching: Armbruster,Ziegler,Tatsch http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/1214/
Date: 1999/02/19 23:40:54
From: K.-H.Schroeder <lubeca(a)nikoma.de>
Hallo Leute, ich suche das Sterbedatum des: STERLY, Claus * 11.11.1719 in Selmsdorf + 1757 in Potsdam als Soldat des Grossherzogs von Mecklenburg. In Selmsdorf war er Hufenstelle (Bauernstelle). Vielen Dank. Kalle Schroeder Hi all, I am searching the date of death: STERLY, Claus born: 11.11.1719 Selmsdorf death: 1757 Potsdam, soldier of the patronat of Mecklenburg Thanks Kalle Member of "Verein fuer Mecklenburgische Familien- und Personengeschichte" http://welcome.to/MFP
Date: 1999/02/20 12:07:49
From: Dieter Garling <garling(a)dfn.de>
I provided an improved version of my Mecklenburg FAQ:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/8745/ms_faq.html
or the European mirror:
http://www.snafu.de/~garling/ms_faq.html
Mail me, if you have no www access, I will mail you this FAQ.
Pls have also a look at the MFP Homepage:
http://welcome.to/MFP or http://www.math.uni-rostock.de/~mfp
The MFP is the Mecklenburg Genealogical Association.
Any comments to the FAQ? Corrections, improvements, ...?
Pls send via email to garling(a)bigfoot.com.
Kind regards
Dieter
PS: Because of massive spammings from AOL accounts I blocked
my mail account against this domain for at least 3 month,
sorry :-(
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Dieckman, Dolge, Eckelberg, Ehmcke, Garling, Hohe, Kr"oger, Nehls,
Soltau, Soltwedel, Welzin, Westphal, Wiese, Z"ulock.
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Date: 1999/02/20 15:36:04
From: Stephen Mueller <steph(a)scescape.net>
I found many interesting answers in your FAQ. Would you have a suggestion how I may learn how a village got its name? I am interested to learn when the village Muchow was named and why it was given this name. Thank you, Stephen Mueller USA (Muchow,Schroder,Luth,Moller)
Date: 1999/02/20 17:44:57
From: Bob Morris <rdmorris(a)pacbell.net>
My g-gr-grandmother's maiden name is REHBEIN. Is it likely then that her father's surname is REHBE? They are from Ratzeburg.
Date: 1999/02/20 18:47:01
From: K.-H.Schroeder <lubeca(a)nikoma.de>
Hi Bob, I have REHBEIN: REHBEIN, Franz Joachim Heinrich born: 14.07.1834 Gross Grönau Father: REHBEIN, Johann Heinrich, born in Gross Grönau near Ratzeburg. Mather: DAEHN, Anna Catharina Elisabeth, born 03.02.1815, Lenschow illegitimate born. Kind regards Kalle Schroeder -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Bob Morris <rdmorris(a)pacbell.net> An: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Datum: Samstag, 20. Februar 1999 17:45 Betreff: Rehbein >My g-gr-grandmother's maiden name is REHBEIN. Is it likely then that >her father's surname is REHBE? They are from Ratzeburg.
Date: 1999/02/20 19:53:00
From: Bob Morris <rdmorris(a)pacbell.net>
Hi Kalle, My g-grandmother is Caroline REHBEIN, born 9 Apr 1836 in Ratzeburg area. She married Johann KRUEGER. Could this be a sister to your Franz? I have no further information on her ancestry. I suggest we investigate further. Do you have any church records on their family. I have ordered the church records of Ratzeburg from the LDS, but probably will not have access to them for another 3 weeks or so. My original query gave Caroline as g-g-grandmother. That was in error. Should be g-grandmother. I will be away for a few days. Look foward to your response when I return. Sincerely, Bob "K.-H.Schroeder" wrote: > Hi Bob, > I have REHBEIN: > REHBEIN, Franz Joachim Heinrich > born: 14.07.1834 Gross Grönau > Father: REHBEIN, Johann Heinrich, born in Gross Grönau near Ratzeburg. > Mather: DAEHN, Anna Catharina Elisabeth, born 03.02.1815, Lenschow > illegitimate born. > > Kind regards > Kalle Schroeder > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Bob Morris <rdmorris(a)pacbell.net> > An: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> > Datum: Samstag, 20. Februar 1999 17:45 > Betreff: Rehbein > > >My g-gr-grandmother's maiden name is REHBEIN. Is it likely then that > >her father's surname is REHBE? They are from Ratzeburg.
Date: 1999/02/20 21:31:04
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
I keep reading, most recently in Dieter Garling's Mecklenburg FAQ webpage, that all the Mecklenburg parish records have been filmed and are available at LDS. I have been researching in the Schloen parish records @ LDS and have only found the baptisms to go through 1859. Am I then to assume that there are no baptisms more current than 1859, since "everything has been filmed by LDS"? Julie Ploehn-Vigna
Date: 1999/02/21 18:20:52
From: Kashathree <Kashathree(a)aol.com>
Can you find a Latur in the Mecklenburg-Schwerin (Altstadt) area around 1810-1830? I believe he was a Lutheran minister who fled (as a child) with his father from France during the Reign of Terror in 18th Century. I understand a Latur was listed on 1819 census, but there were no details of his family or lineage. His father was murdered in an Inn and his papers stolen while he was enroute back to France to reclaim his land after end of French Revolution. The Latur mentioned on the census may have had a daughter named Josephine. Barb
Date: 1999/02/21 18:27:13
From: Dieter Garling <garling(a)dfn.de>
>From: "Stephen Mueller" <steph(a)scescape.net> >I found many interesting answers in your FAQ. Would you have a suggestion >how I may learn how a village got its name? I am interested to learn when >the village Muchow was named and why it was given this name. >Thank you, >Stephen Mueller 19300 Muchow is located about 7 miles East of Ludwigslust. It will be difficult to find the origins of such small villages (less than 500 inhabitants). I would try the following: 1. Ask in this newsgroup :-) 2. Write the local authorities, there should be a "Gemeindeverwaltung" 3. Just for fun: make an online search at the regional newspaper: www.svz.de or mail them for help 4. In a magazine printed by a regional newspaper some explanations are given (in an irregular order) ... I had a look ... and found ... Muchow, Kreis Ludwigslust hiess 1377 Muchowe. Die altpolab. Form lautete Muchowo, sie ist mit dem poln. ON Muchowo verwandt. Die Ableitung ist von einem Wort erfolgt, dem slaw. W"orter mit der Bedeutung "Fliege" entsprechen, z.B. poln. und russ.: mucha. Ein Personenname kommt hier weniger in Frage. (the sence is: in 1377 the village name was Muchowe. This is related to the polish town name Muchowo. The origin of Muchowo may be the polish/ russion word for fly. A persons name as the origin for the village name is not probably.) Kind regards Dieter Member of the 'Verein fuer mecklenburgische Familien- und Personengeschichte' http://www.garling.de/ mailto:garling(a)bigfoot.com
Date: 1999/02/21 18:27:16
From: Dieter Garling <garling(a)dfn.de>
>From: JuJuBean11(a)aol.com
> I keep reading, most recently in Dieter Garling's Mecklenburg FAQ webpage,
> that all the Mecklenburg parish records have been filmed and are available at
> LDS.
> I have been researching in the Schloen parish records @ LDS and have only
> found the baptisms to go through 1859. Am I then to assume that there are no
> baptisms more current than 1859, since "everything has been filmed by LDS"?
> Julie Ploehn-Vigna
OK, OK. It is not true, that all church book were filmed. It not seldom
occured, that some church books get lost, were burnt, ...
In a Endler/Albrecht preprint I found for Schloen:
Birth: 1661-1781 (gap 1700/13), 1782-1787, 1787-1797, 1798-1814,
1815-1831, 1831-1846, 1847-1859, 1860-1875
Confirmation: 1713-1781 (gap 1780/81), 1782-1830 (gap 1789/91), 1831-1846,
1847-1865, 1866-1877 (gap 1878/99), 1900-1910,
Marriage: 1661-1781 (gap 1700/13), 1782-1787, 1787-1816, 1816-1846,
1847-1865, 1862-1876
Death: 1661-1781 (gap 1700/13), 1782-1787, 1787-1812, 1812-1846, 1847-1857,
1857-1875
These church book should be available in Ratzeburg or in Schwerin (probably
were in Ratzeburg and now are in Schwerin - someone knows it better than me?).
Because these books exist, I see no reason, why they are not microfilmed by
the Mormons.
Dieter
Member of the 'Verein fuer mecklenburgische Familien- und Personengeschichte'
http://www.garling.de/ mailto:garling(a)bigfoot.com
Date: 1999/02/21 21:29:33
From: Belinda Engstrom <belinda(a)interworx.com.au>
Date: 1999/02/21 22:15:29
From: Kashathree <Kashathree(a)aol.com>
?????????There was no message under this subject.
Date: 1999/02/22 18:26:18
From: Mary C Bowen <mcbowen(a)juno.com>
I show the church records for Schloen that have been filmed by the LDS as follows: Film # 069604 contains birth and baptism 1661-1830, Confirmation 1782-1830, Marriage and Death 1661-1830 Film # 069605 contains birth and baptism, marriage and deaths from 1787 to 1910 Hope this helps! Carol Bowen On Sun, 21 Feb 99 18:26:32 +0100 Dieter Garling <garling(a)dfn.de> writes: >>From: JuJuBean11(a)aol.com > >> I keep reading, most recently in Dieter Garling's Mecklenburg FAQ >webpage, >> that all the Mecklenburg parish records have been filmed and are >available at >> LDS. >> I have been researching in the Schloen parish records @ LDS and have >only >> found the baptisms to go through 1859. Am I then to assume that >there are no >> baptisms more current than 1859, since "everything has been filmed >by LDS"? >> Julie Ploehn-Vigna ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
Date: 1999/02/22 21:29:50
From: Belinda Engstrom <belinda(a)interworx.com.au>
I am new to this list,
Martin.FICK born 1745,Penkun.marr. Maria.KOSKE,8 Apr.1776 at
Schmolln.Martin's father was Gottfried.Maria's father was Christian Koske,
who died.c.1776.he was a shepard and Martin was a day labourer at
Schmolln.Martin and Maria had a son,Gottfried born 1777 at Wollin, he
married Maria.SCHWARZ,22 nOV.1807,Gottfried died 7 Sept 1824 at
Wollin.Maria's parents were Christoph.SCHWARZ and Christina WITTE.Gottfried
and Maria had 3 sons and 2 daughters,one being Marie.Christina.FICK born 27
Sept. 1809 at Wollin.she married Gottlieb.Christian.NAESE/NESE.he was born
1810 to Christian.Nese. father and son were blacksmiths in
Wollin.Maria.FIECK./FICK was a servant to FLUGGE family. she had a daughter
Justine.Wilhelmina Fieck/Fick to a August.FLUGGE,born 15 March.1833 at
Wollin.Maria.Christina.FIECK.FICK married 2 June 1833.Justine taking he's
last name, there were 2 other childrenfor Maria and
Gottlieb.=Frederick.Wilhelm.Naese born 30 Nov.1834 at Schmarsow.Prenslau.
and a sister Caroline. Wilhelmina Naese born 18 Oct 1836 at
Schmarsow.Prenslau.=Frederick Wilhwlm Naese/Nese/Nasea. migrated to
Australia on the Cesar.Godeffroy in 1861 he married Annie.Elizabeth
SIMSHAUSER. on the 22 Aug. 1867 in Australia.They had 9 children.
Annie.Elizabeth SIMSHAUSER was born 19 Sept 1843 at
Frankenberg.Ridnau.Hesse.
from Belinda.Australia.
Date: 1999/02/22 23:27:40
From: John P. Hatch, Ph.D. <hatch(a)uthscsa.edu>
I am seeking information on a family by the surname SASS. I have the following information on three sisters: Frederika born 11 Nov 1854 Wilhelmina "Minnie" born 11 May 1858 in Mecklenburg, Germany (family Bible record) Sophia L. born 10 Jun 1862 Other children not identified for certain. This family immigrated to the U.S. in 1871. John P. Hatch San Antonio, TX hatch(a)uthscsa.edu
Date: 1999/02/23 00:52:22
From: JuJuBean11 <JuJuBean11(a)aol.com>
In a message dated 99-02-22 12:30:01 EST, you write: << I show the church records for Schloen that have been filmed by the LDS as follows: Film # 069604 contains birth and baptism 1661-1830, Confirmation 1782-1830, Marriage and Death 1661-1830 Film # 069605 contains birth and baptism, marriage and deaths from 1787 to 1910 >> Hi Mary! Unfortunately, I have found on several occasions that LDS did not label the films very accurately in their catalog. To indicate that film #69605 had baptisms, marriages and deaths from 1787 to 1910 was incorrect. The baptisms only went from 1787 - 1859, the marriages 1787 - 1861, deaths 1787 - 1857 and confirmatiaons 1831-1865 & 1900-1910. They tend to sometimes lump everything into a general category which can be very misleading to the patrons ordering the film. I was very disappointed when I ordered that film to find baptisms only went to 1859 when I thought I was going to find them to 1910! Julie Ploehn-Vigna
Date: 1999/02/23 03:18:48
From: Peter Poehls <p.poehls(a)sympatico.ca>
Belinda--
You may want to check out the Web Site of Tammy Giancola . She has
a page of FICK ancestors at;
<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/4758/>
I have also got some Fick connections and I will see if I can be of help.
Peter
At 06:26 AM 23/02/99 +1100, you wrote:
>I am new to this list,
>Martin.FICK born 1745,Penkun.marr. Maria.KOSKE,8 Apr.1776 at
>Schmolln.Martin's father was Gottfried.Maria's father was Christian Koske,
>who died.c.1776.he was a shepard and Martin was a day labourer at
>Schmolln.Martin and Maria had a son,Gottfried born 1777 at Wollin, he
>married Maria.SCHWARZ,22 nOV.1807,Gottfried died 7 Sept 1824 at
>Wollin.Maria's parents were Christoph.SCHWARZ and Christina WITTE.Gottfried
>and Maria had 3 sons and 2 daughters,one being Marie.Christina.FICK born 27
>Sept. 1809 at Wollin.she married Gottlieb.Christian.NAESE/NESE.he was born
>1810 to Christian.Nese. father and son were blacksmiths in
>Wollin.Maria.FIECK./FICK was a servant to FLUGGE family. she had a daughter
>Justine.Wilhelmina Fieck/Fick to a August.FLUGGE,born 15 March.1833 at
>Wollin.Maria.Christina.FIECK.FICK married 2 June 1833.Justine taking he's
>last name, there were 2 other childrenfor Maria and
>Gottlieb.=Frederick.Wilhelm.Naese born 30 Nov.1834 at Schmarsow.Prenslau.
>and a sister Caroline. Wilhelmina Naese born 18 Oct 1836 at
>Schmarsow.Prenslau.=Frederick Wilhwlm Naese/Nese/Nasea. migrated to
>Australia on the Cesar.Godeffroy in 1861 he married Annie.Elizabeth
>SIMSHAUSER. on the 22 Aug. 1867 in Australia.They had 9 children.
>Annie.Elizabeth SIMSHAUSER was born 19 Sept 1843 at
>Frankenberg.Ridnau.Hesse.
> from Belinda.Australia.
>
Peter Poehls
p.poehls(a)sympatico.ca
Researching; Poehls, Schloetterlein, Reiter, Frankenstein, Bauer,
Gressman, Gillmeister, Kaehler, Bentin, Kierben,
Schmitt, Karrig, Vohs, Proesh, Sommer, Coberg,
Wackers, Kargen, Holm, Juerss, Rohde, Schwormstedt,
Grieffels, Lawr.
Date: 1999/02/23 07:17:43
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, all the places you are interested in do not belong to Mecklenburg or Pommern, they belong to Brandenburg / Prussia. Occasionally, I have one trace to that area and have a few Flu"gge's among them, but not yours. Flu"gge was a 'dynasty' of arrendators. Sincerely, Dieter Belinda Engstrom schrieb: > > I am new to this list, > Martin.FICK born 1745,Penkun.marr. Maria.KOSKE,8 Apr.1776 at > Schmolln.Martin's father was Gottfried.Maria's father was Christian Koske, > who died.c.1776.he was a shepard and Martin was a day labourer at > Schmolln.Martin and Maria had a son,Gottfried born 1777 at Wollin, he > married Maria.SCHWARZ,22 nOV.1807,Gottfried died 7 Sept 1824 at > Wollin.Maria's parents were Christoph.SCHWARZ and Christina WITTE.Gottfried > and Maria had 3 sons and 2 daughters,one being Marie.Christina.FICK born 27 > Sept. 1809 at Wollin.she married Gottlieb.Christian.NAESE/NESE.he was born > 1810 to Christian.Nese. father and son were blacksmiths in > Wollin.Maria.FIECK./FICK was a servant to FLUGGE family. she had a daughter > Justine.Wilhelmina Fieck/Fick to a August.FLUGGE,born 15 March.1833 at > Wollin.Maria.Christina.FIECK.FICK married 2 June 1833.Justine taking he's > last name, there were 2 other childrenfor Maria and > Gottlieb.=Frederick.Wilhelm.Naese born 30 Nov.1834 at Schmarsow.Prenslau. > and a sister Caroline. Wilhelmina Naese born 18 Oct 1836 at > Schmarsow.Prenslau.=Frederick Wilhwlm Naese/Nese/Nasea. migrated to > Australia on the Cesar.Godeffroy in 1861 he married Annie.Elizabeth > SIMSHAUSER. on the 22 Aug. 1867 in Australia.They had 9 children. > Annie.Elizabeth SIMSHAUSER was born 19 Sept 1843 at > Frankenberg.Ridnau.Hesse. > from Belinda.Australia.
Date: 1999/02/23 08:03:10
From: marshall <marshallb001(a)hawaii.rr.com>
John P. Hatch, Ph.D. wrote: > I am seeking information on a family by the surname SASS. I have the > following information on three sisters: > This may be a very long shot--but I know there was a Sass family living in Brookfield, Illinois, from the 1940's on. You might trya census--or the Cook County list. Happy hunting ! b. marshall
Date: 1999/02/23 12:58:52
From: Gary Mertl <gmertl(a)worldnet.att.net>
My ancestor Sophie Luise Henriette SASS was born March 22, 1854 in Blengow, church parish of Alten Gaarz, Germany. She was single and 20 when she came to America, in the company of a Fritz SASS age 31 farmer, Sophie SASS, his wife age 32 and their 3 daughters Mina age 8, Carolina age 4 and Anna, 11 months. They came on the ship Westphalia and arrived in New York on November 13, 1874. Any connections? Peg
Date: 1999/02/23 17:00:25
From: John P. Hatch, Ph.D. <hatch(a)uthscsa.edu>
Hi, I am searching for the hometown of my Mecklenburg ancestors. I have identified a possible family on the passenger list of a ship departing Hamburg. The hometown appears to be Gulitz. Can anyone identify this town? I would like to determine where church records for this family might be found. John P. Hatch San Antonio, TX hatch(a)uthscsa.edu
Date: 1999/02/23 18:53:20
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, there is a village by the name Gu"litz, parish Gorschendorf, 4 km north of Malchin. Sincerely, Dieter ------ John P. Hatch, Ph.D. schrieb: > > Hi, > > I am searching for the hometown of my Mecklenburg ancestors. I have > identified a possible family on the passenger list of a ship departing > Hamburg. The hometown appears to be Gulitz. Can anyone identify this > town? I would like to determine where church records for this family might > be found. > > John P. Hatch > San Antonio, TX > hatch(a)uthscsa.edu
Date: 1999/02/23 21:13:42
From: K.-H.Schroeder <lubeca(a)nikoma.de>
Hi Bob, sorry, but I do not have any further data conc. Rehbein. Kind regards Kalle. -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Bob Morris <rdmorris(a)pacbell.net> An: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Datum: Samstag, 20. Februar 1999 19:54 Betreff: Re: Rehbein >Hi Kalle, > >My g-grandmother is Caroline REHBEIN, born 9 Apr 1836 in Ratzeburg area. >She married Johann KRUEGER. Could this be a sister to your Franz? I >have no further information on her ancestry. I suggest we investigate >further. Do you have any church records on their family. I have ordered >the church records of Ratzeburg from the LDS, but probably will not have >access to them for another 3 weeks or so. > >My original query gave Caroline as g-g-grandmother. That was in error. >Should be g-grandmother. > >I will be away for a few days. Look foward to your response when I >return. > >Sincerely, > >Bob > >"K.-H.Schroeder" wrote: > >> Hi Bob, >> I have REHBEIN: >> REHBEIN, Franz Joachim Heinrich >> born: 14.07.1834 Gross Grönau >> Father: REHBEIN, Johann Heinrich, born in Gross Grönau near Ratzeburg. >> Mather: DAEHN, Anna Catharina Elisabeth, born 03.02.1815, Lenschow >> illegitimate born. >> >> Kind regards >> Kalle Schroeder >> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >> Von: Bob Morris <rdmorris(a)pacbell.net> >> An: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> >> Datum: Samstag, 20. Februar 1999 17:45 >> Betreff: Rehbein >> >> >My g-gr-grandmother's maiden name is REHBEIN. Is it likely then that >> >her father's surname is REHBE? They are from Ratzeburg.
Date: 1999/02/23 21:51:56
From: Belinda Engstrom <belinda(a)interworx.com.au>
HI Dieter,
I am rather disappointed to hear that I have the wrong list,it
took a lot to finally get on hear, I did have a good look at my maps and it
looke dlike I was in the right area, can you tell me if there is a site for
the area that I am after.
from Belinda,GIN GIN.QLD.Australia.
-----Original Message-----
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
To: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net>
Date: Tuesday, February 23, 1999 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: MY FAMILY NAMES
>Hi,
>all the places you are interested in do not belong to Mecklenburg or
>Pommern, they belong to Brandenburg / Prussia.
>Occasionally, I have one trace to that area and have a few Flu"gge's
>among them, but not yours. Flu"gge was a 'dynasty' of arrendators.
>
>Sincerely,
>Dieter
>
>Belinda Engstrom schrieb:
>>
>> I am new to this list,
>> Martin.FICK born 1745,Penkun.marr. Maria.KOSKE,8 Apr.1776 at
>> Schmolln.Martin's father was Gottfried.Maria's father was Christian
Koske,
>> who died.c.1776.he was a shepard and Martin was a day labourer at
>> Schmolln.Martin and Maria had a son,Gottfried born 1777 at Wollin, he
>> married Maria.SCHWARZ,22 nOV.1807,Gottfried died 7 Sept 1824 at
>> Wollin.Maria's parents were Christoph.SCHWARZ and Christina
WITTE.Gottfried
>> and Maria had 3 sons and 2 daughters,one being Marie.Christina.FICK born
27
>> Sept. 1809 at Wollin.she married Gottlieb.Christian.NAESE/NESE.he was
born
>> 1810 to Christian.Nese. father and son were blacksmiths in
>> Wollin.Maria.FIECK./FICK was a servant to FLUGGE family. she had a
daughter
>> Justine.Wilhelmina Fieck/Fick to a August.FLUGGE,born 15 March.1833 at
>> Wollin.Maria.Christina.FIECK.FICK married 2 June 1833.Justine taking he's
>> last name, there were 2 other childrenfor Maria and
>> Gottlieb.=Frederick.Wilhelm.Naese born 30 Nov.1834 at Schmarsow.Prenslau.
>> and a sister Caroline. Wilhelmina Naese born 18 Oct 1836 at
>> Schmarsow.Prenslau.=Frederick Wilhwlm Naese/Nese/Nasea. migrated to
>> Australia on the Cesar.Godeffroy in 1861 he married Annie.Elizabeth
>> SIMSHAUSER. on the 22 Aug. 1867 in Australia.They had 9 children.
>> Annie.Elizabeth SIMSHAUSER was born 19 Sept 1843 at
>> Frankenberg.Ridnau.Hesse.
>> from Belinda.Australia.
>
>
Date: 1999/02/24 02:44:27
From: PatsyP926 <PatsyP926(a)aol.com>
Looking for information on Maria Godeman b. 7/1/836 Satow, Mecklenburg, Germany John Bluemer b. 1/13/1823 Also Mecklenburg Germany parents of John are Christopher Bluemer and Mary Cazllez father of Maria is Charles Godeman all came to Holyoke Mass sometime around 1875. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Patsy Bluemer
Date: 1999/02/24 04:15:59
From: GKobernus <GKobernus(a)aol.com>
I have researched a family that emigrated in 1869. The Hamburg passenger list handwriting is very preceise and indicates the family came from "LEONER. WERDER" I guessed that this was really Leviner Werder a village near Levin where I have already done research. However, I recently noticed a village WERDER near Malchow. I wonder if the word "LEONER." is actually abbreviation for a German word and the village is actually Werder near Malchow ? George in San Antonio
Date: 1999/02/24 05:25:09
From: Chris <flopper(a)oneimage.com>
Does anyone have any information on the town of Friedland in Mecklenburg-Strelitz in the early to mid 1800's? Any idea of what the population was? My GG grandmother was born there in 1825. I would like to know about how large a town it was. There are several Schumachers and I am wondering if they may related. Thanks in advance. Chris in Colorado flopper(a)oneimage.com
Date: 1999/02/24 10:22:49
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, I have no explanation for "LEONER." If there is no trouble for you to scan the sheet of paper, please send the scanned version. Sometimes others do decipher in a different way. Sincerely, Dieter -------- GKobernus(a)aol.com schrieb: > > I have researched a family that emigrated in 1869. The Hamburg passenger list > handwriting is very preceise and indicates the family came from "LEONER. > WERDER" I guessed that this was really Leviner Werder a village near Levin > where I have already done research. > > However, I recently noticed a village WERDER near Malchow. I wonder if the > word "LEONER." is actually abbreviation for a German word and the village is > actually Werder near Malchow ? > > George in San Antonio
Date: 1999/02/24 10:34:44
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, Chris: > Does anyone have any information on the town of Friedland in > Mecklenburg-Strelitz in the early to mid 1800's? Any idea of what the > population was? My GG grandmother was born there in 1825. I would like to > know about how large a town it was. There are several Schumachers and I am > wondering if they may related. > Thanks in advance. > Chris in Colorado > flopper(a)oneimage.com Friedland was founded in 1244. In 1829 there were 4443 inhabitants. In the 2 parishes of Friedland I found the following marriages with male Schumacher's in 1800-1825: St. Marien: no St. Nicolai: 22. 7.1807 Master Joh. Daniel Martin Schumacher, miller 27.11.1810 Master Joh. Daniel Friedrich Schumacher, miller 5.12.1815 Master Joh. Daniel Schumacher, miller 18. 5.1824 Carl Christian Schumacher (age 27), miller All millers, i.e. they could be related. Have you read the microfilms at the LDS ? Sincerely, Dieter
Date: 1999/02/24 13:24:15
From: Belinda Engstrom <belinda(a)interworx.com.au>
Thank you,Peter, from Belinda. -----Original Message----- From: Peter Poehls <p.poehls(a)sympatico.ca> To: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Date: Tuesday, February 23, 1999 1:16 PM Subject: Re: MY FAMILY NAMES > >Belinda-- > >You may want to check out the Web Site of Tammy Giancola . She has >a page of FICK ancestors at; ><http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/4758/> >I have also got some Fick connections and I will see if I can be of help. >Peter > > >At 06:26 AM 23/02/99 +1100, you wrote: >>I am new to this list, >>Martin.FICK born 1745,Penkun.marr. Maria.KOSKE,8 Apr.1776 at >>Schmolln.Martin's father was Gottfried.Maria's father was Christian Koske, >>who died.c.1776.he was a shepard and Martin was a day labourer at >>Schmolln.Martin and Maria had a son,Gottfried born 1777 at Wollin, he >>married Maria.SCHWARZ,22 nOV.1807,Gottfried died 7 Sept 1824 at >>Wollin.Maria's parents were Christoph.SCHWARZ and Christina WITTE.Gottfried >>and Maria had 3 sons and 2 daughters,one being Marie.Christina.FICK born 27 >>Sept. 1809 at Wollin.she married Gottlieb.Christian.NAESE/NESE.he was born >>1810 to Christian.Nese. father and son were blacksmiths in >>Wollin.Maria.FIECK./FICK was a servant to FLUGGE family. she had a daughter >>Justine.Wilhelmina Fieck/Fick to a August.FLUGGE,born 15 March.1833 at >>Wollin.Maria.Christina.FIECK.FICK married 2 June 1833.Justine taking he's >>last name, there were 2 other childrenfor Maria and >>Gottlieb.=Frederick.Wilhelm.Naese born 30 Nov.1834 at Schmarsow.Prenslau. >>and a sister Caroline. Wilhelmina Naese born 18 Oct 1836 at >>Schmarsow.Prenslau.=Frederick Wilhwlm Naese/Nese/Nasea. migrated to >>Australia on the Cesar.Godeffroy in 1861 he married Annie.Elizabeth >>SIMSHAUSER. on the 22 Aug. 1867 in Australia.They had 9 children. >>Annie.Elizabeth SIMSHAUSER was born 19 Sept 1843 at >>Frankenberg.Ridnau.Hesse. >> from Belinda.Australia. >> >Peter Poehls >p.poehls(a)sympatico.ca >Researching; Poehls, Schloetterlein, Reiter, Frankenstein, Bauer, > Gressman, Gillmeister, Kaehler, Bentin, Kierben, > Schmitt, Karrig, Vohs, Proesh, Sommer, Coberg, > Wackers, Kargen, Holm, Juerss, Rohde, Schwormstedt, > Grieffels, Lawr. >
Date: 1999/02/24 17:24:30
From: Gregory Wideman <PJWideman(a)worldnet.att.net>
Does anyone have any information on the village of Gartow. My Weidemann family came from this village in 1856. They came New York aboard the Gerhardt, then to Wisconsin. I would like to find out any information about this that I can. So if you can help at all, please email me at PJWideman(a)worldnet.att.net Thank you, Patricia
Date: 1999/02/24 19:47:42
From: Peter Starsy <Erichsohn.MAIL(a)t-online.de>
Hi Chris, Friedland is one of the oldest towns at the north-east of MST. In 1829 there lived 4.433 peolpe (1817: 3.900). Most parts of Friedland was destroied at the end of WWII. To the 1940th years a lot of buildings at Friedland show impressiones like early 19th century. At the last years there were edited some german language books with pictures of "old" Friedland. You should have a look at this. For more informations about the live at Friedland ask for "Staatskalender" from the grand-dukedom MST; it was yearly statistical books with a lot in informations about all towns, professions of the inhabitants and so on. You also can ask for informations to the Heimatmuseum Friedland, Muehlenstr. 1, D-17098 Friedland. But I guess it will be difficult to find a lot of English language Informations. At the early 19th cent. at each town of MEC worked a lot of "Schuhmacher". They had to produce for towns inhabitants and often also for peolpes from the villages arround. Greetings from Burg Stargard / MEC Peter -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Chris <flopper(a)oneimage.com> An: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Datum: Mittwoch, 24. Februar 1999 05:29 Betreff: Friedland >Does anyone have any information on the town of Friedland in >Mecklenburg-Strelitz in the early to mid 1800's? Any idea of what the >population was? My GG grandmother was born there in 1825. I would like to >know about how large a town it was. There are several Schumachers and I am >wondering if they may related. >Thanks in advance. >Chris in Colorado >flopper(a)oneimage.com > >
Date: 1999/02/25 00:10:36
From: GKobernus <GKobernus(a)aol.com>
In a message dated 2/24/99 1:36:55 AM Pacific Standard Time, Hans- Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de writes: << Does anyone have any information on the town of Friedland in > Mecklenburg-Strelitz in the early to mid 1800's? Any idea of what the > population was? My GG grandmother was born there in 1825. I would like to > know about how large a town it was. >> Suggest you order the 1819 Mecklenburg fische that I believe gives the population of all villages in the census. This would be a good thing for your local FCH to have in file if they don't already have it. It is full of information that you'll probably want to reference more than once. # 6001784........3 fische #6001785.........3 fische #6001786.........3 fische #6001787.........3 fische #6001788.........5 fische George in San Antonio
Date: 1999/02/25 00:35:12
From: Henrik Wolffbrandt <wolffbrandt(a)vip.cybercity.dk>
I'm looking for a glassworker-family Wolbrandt/Wulbrand supposed to stay/live in Gemeinde Groß Poserin in abt. 1700-. (Some of) the family moved to Norway, maybe Nöstetangen glassverk, Sandsvær glassverk, Jevne Glas Fabrique, Hadeland glassverk and Hurdal glassverk. Hans Henrich Wohlbrandt is in Sandsvær 1761. Christian Wolbrandt is in Hurdal 1779 (married to Dorte Mathea Filion). Who can help me? Thank you, Henrik Wolffbrandt, Denmark
Date: 1999/02/25 04:51:45
From: Stephen Mueller <steph(a)scescape.net>
I am most grateful for you taking the time to look for this information. I am lead to think that this area must have been swampy and thus had numerous flys. Is this the right way to think? The name Muchow does not appear to be common. So I am thinking that all people with this name originally came from this village. Another person shared with me their findings from "Hans Bahlow: Deutsches Namenlexikon". She tells me that Bahlow says: Muchow (Muchau) probably derives from a name of a place. Another kind person told me that he found in a book about slavic locality-names in Mecklenburg for Muchow. Muchow is from the old-slavic "muha" = fly and means "fly-locality" or from a slavic personal name "muk" and means "village of muk". I drove to the village last year to take a look. Regretably I am not converstaional with German. This was thrilling to me. I took a picture of the sign leading into the village if anyone has an interest to take a look. Http://steph.home.duesouth.net >>From: "Stephen Mueller" <steph(a)scescape.net> >>I found many interesting answers in your FAQ. Would you have a suggestion >>how I may learn how a village got its name? I am interested to learn when >>the village Muchow was named and why it was given this name. >>Thank you, >>Stephen Mueller > >19300 Muchow is located about 7 miles East of Ludwigslust. It will be >difficult to find the origins of such small villages (less than 500 >inhabitants). I would try the following: >1. Ask in this newsgroup :-) >2. Write the local authorities, there should be a "Gemeindeverwaltung" >3. Just for fun: make an online search at the regional newspaper: > www.svz.de or mail them for help >4. In a magazine printed by a regional newspaper some explanations are > given (in an irregular order) > ... I had a look ... and found ... >Muchow, Kreis Ludwigslust hiess 1377 Muchowe. Die altpolab. Form lautete >Muchowo, sie ist mit dem poln. ON Muchowo verwandt. Die Ableitung ist von >einem Wort erfolgt, dem slaw. W"orter mit der Bedeutung "Fliege" entsprechen, >z.B. poln. und russ.: mucha. Ein Personenname kommt hier weniger in Frage. >(the sence is: in 1377 the village name was Muchowe. This is related to >the polish town name Muchowo. The origin of Muchowo may be the polish/ >russion word for fly. A persons name as the origin for the village name >is not probably.) > >Kind regards >Dieter > >Member of the 'Verein fuer mecklenburgische Familien- und Personengeschichte' >http://www.garling.de/ mailto:garling(a)bigfoot.com >
Date: 1999/02/25 06:22:17
From: Peter Starsy <Erichsohn.MAIL(a)t-online.de>
>Suggest you order the 1819 Mecklenburg fische that I believe gives the >population of all villages in the census. The 1819th census only was at Mecklenburg-Schwerin, not at Mecklenburg-Strelitz! Friedland is MST!!! Peter -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: GKobernus(a)aol.com <GKobernus(a)aol.com> An: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net> Datum: Donnerstag, 25. Februar 1999 00:14 Betreff: Re: Friedland
Date: 1999/02/27 20:09:12
From: Hans Albert Rentsch <Hans-Albert.Rentsch(a)t-online.de>
Liebe Forscher-Freunde,
ich suche die Lebensdaten meiner UrUrgrosseltern (Geburt, Heirat, Tod):
KELLERMANN, Friederich
PRESTIN, Sophia Christina
Im KB der evangelischen Kirche in Ludwigslust/Mecklenburg ist die Taufe
von sieben Kindern dokumentiert.
01 KELLERMANN, Friderika Henriette Soph. * 22.08.1815
| 02 KELLERMANN, Friedrich Wilhelm * 24.02.1818
| 03 KELLERMANN, Otto Detlov Karl * 15.01.1822
| 04 KELLERMANN, Carl Ludwig Friederich * 09.05.1825
| 05 KELLERMANN, Heinrich Johannes Anton * 16.05.1827
| 06 KELLERMANN, Ludwig Albert * 27.08.1829
| 07 KELLERMANN, Sophie(iadg)Auguste Helene * 11.07.1832
Friederich Kellermann war 1812 Diener bei Lt. v. Buch in Ludwigslust/MV
1818 Bedienster bei Kammerjunker Buch "
1847 Holzaufseher in Ludwigslust
1853 Holzaufseher in Kleinow
Paten beim 1. Kind: Fr. Friderica von Buch aus Zapkendorf
Jgfr. Friderica Henriette Zarnekow Wirtschafterin
zu Zapkendorf
Paten beim 6. Kind: Ludwig v. Buch, Berlin
H. Leutenant Albert v. Buch, Grabow
Die Haeufung von Paten aus der Familie v. Buch aus Zapkendorf laesst die
Schlussfolgerung zu, dass Friederich Kellermann oder Sophia Christina Prestin
eine Beziehung zu v. Buchs gehabt haben muessen, zumindest aber aus Zapkendorf
bzw. aus der Umgebung von Zapkendorf stammen. Es ist daher zu vermuten, dass
auch die Eltern dort ansaessig waren.
Zapkendorf gehoert zum Kirchspiel Rechnitz und liegt 11 Km NO von Guestrow.
An dieser Stelle meinen Dank an Dieter Gronau und Mitstreiter fuer die fabelhafte
Ortsdatei.
Ich bitte Forscherkollegen, die im Besitz der entsprechenden Trauregister
von Schubert sind, die Namen Kellermann und Prestin auf der maennlichen Seite zu
checken. Vielleicht besteht ja die Chance, diesen toten Punkt zu ueberwinden.
Ich selber habe die Schubert'schen Kasetten XIV + XVI.
Mit freundlichen Gruessen,
Hans Albert aus Wetzlar
Date: 1999/02/28 04:09:29
From: RMASON4 <RMASON4(a)aol.com>
Attn: Prof. Dr. Gronau:
If you have the opportunity, could you check the subject census for the
surname PIEBLOW.
If this surname does appear, could you also check for the surnames ROHDE and
RHODE in the same village or town.
I appreciate your kind assistance.
Best regards,
Russ Mason
Date: 1999/02/28 08:20:21
From: Ingeburg Wittholz <wittholz-(a)t-online.de>
Hallo Hans Albert;
ich habe keine Heirat Friedrich Kellermann - Sophie Ch. Prestin in
Recknitz/
Zapkendorf gefunden, aber es gibt viele Namensträger in den Orten.
Die Trauregister gehen ja nur bis 1800 und nach den Geburten der Kinder
war die Trauung wohl eher später.
Ich warte auch sehr auf die Fortsetzung der Schubert-Schriften!
Viele Grüße Ingeburg
--------Inzwischen bin ich auch in der AMF-Forscherdatenbank
vertreten---------
>ich suche die Lebensdaten meiner UrUrgrosseltern (Geburt, Heirat, Tod):
>KELLERMANN, Friederich
>PRESTIN, Sophia Christina
>Im KB der evangelischen Kirche in Ludwigslust/Mecklenburg ist die Taufe
>von sieben Kindern dokumentiert.
01 KELLERMANN, Friderika Henriette Soph. * 22.08.1815
| 02 KELLERMANN, Friedrich Wilhelm * 24.02.1818
| 03 KELLERMANN, Otto Detlov Karl * 15.01.1822
| 04 KELLERMANN, Carl Ludwig Friederich * 09.05.1825
| 05 KELLERMANN, Heinrich Johannes Anton * 16.05.1827
| 06 KELLERMANN, Ludwig Albert * 27.08.1829
| 07 KELLERMANN, Sophie(iadg)Auguste Helene * 11.07.1832
>Friederich Kellermann war 1812 Diener bei Lt. v. Buch in
Ludwigslust/MV
1818 Bedienster bei Kammerjunker Buch "
1847 Holzaufseher in Ludwigslust
1853 Holzaufseher in Kleinow
>Paten beim 1. Kind: Fr. Friderica von Buch aus Zapkendorf
Jgfr. Friderica Henriette Zarnekow Wirtschafterin
zu Zapkendorf
>Paten beim 6. Kind: Ludwig v. Buch, Berlin
H. Leutenant Albert v. Buch, Grabow
>Die Haeufung von Paten aus der Familie v. Buch aus Zapkendorf laesst
die
>Schlussfolgerung zu, dass Friederich Kellermann oder Sophia Christina
Prestin
>eine Beziehung zu v. Buchs gehabt haben muessen, zumindest aber aus
Zapkendorf
>bzw. aus der Umgebung von Zapkendorf stammen. Es ist daher zu vermuten,
dass
>auch die Eltern dort ansaessig waren.
>Zapkendorf gehoert zum Kirchspiel Rechnitz und liegt 11 Km NO von
Guestrow.
>An dieser Stelle meinen Dank an Dieter Gronau und Mitstreiter fuer die
fabelhafte
>Ortsdatei.
>Ich bitte Forscherkollegen, die im Besitz der entsprechenden
Trauregister
>von Schubert sind, die Namen Kellermann und Prestin auf der maennlichen
Seite zu
>checken. Vielleicht besteht ja die Chance, diesen toten Punkt zu
ueberwinden.
>Ich selber habe die Schubert'schen Kasetten XIV + XVI.
>Mit freundlichen Gruessen,
>Hans Albert aus Wetzlar
Date: 1999/02/28 08:50:18
From: Peter Starsy <Erichsohn.MAIL(a)t-online.de>
>Ich warte auch sehr auf die Fortsetzung der Schubert-Schriften!
Hallo Ingeburg,
inzwischen liegen die ersten beiden Hefte der Fortsetzungsreihe vor.
Schubert begann in MST (Stargarder Land):
KOPULATIONSREGISTER AUS MECKLENBURGISCHEN KIRCHENBUECHERN.
Von 1801 bis 1825.
Teil M, 1. Lief.: Neubrandenburg - Friedland. (ISBN 3-89364-324-9)
Teil M, 2. Lief.: Woldegk - Stargard. (ISBN 3-89364-327-3)
Beste Grüße aus Stargard
Peter Starsy
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Ingeburg Wittholz <wittholz-(a)t-online.de>
An: mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net <mecklenburg-l(a)genealogy.net>
Cc: amf(a)genealogy.net <amf(a)genealogy.net>
Datum: Sonntag, 28. Februar 1999 08:22
Betreff: Re: Suche in Trauregistern von Schubert
Date: 1999/02/28 10:03:48
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Hi, > If you have the opportunity, could you check the subject census for the > surname PIEBLOW. The 1819 census of Mecklenburg does not contain the name PIEBLOW. But there are several places with PIEPLOW. > If this surname does appear, could you also check for the surnames ROHDE and > RHODE in the same village or town. Here are the places with Pieplow and Rhode, Rohde or Rode. Fortunately, these places are relatively concentrated ! Malchin Ribnitz Rostock Ko"rkwitz - parish Ribnitz Klockenhagen - Ribnitz Mandelshagen - Blankenhagen Völkshagen, Gresenhorst - Blankenhagen Bru"nkendorf, Rostocker-Wulfshagen, Bartelshagen - Kuhlrade Schulenberg, Guthendorf, Alt-Steinhorst - Marlow Sanitz In case, your ancestors are from the parish, it seems to be worth to contact Dr. Alm, see our homepage welcome.to/MFP. He is ajn expert for that parish ! Sincerely, H.-D.Gronau
Date: 1999/02/28 15:37:12
From: Ingeburg Wittholz <wittholz-(a)t-online.de>
Hallo Peter Starsy, vielen Dank für den Literaturhinweis, und für Hans Albert habe ich noch einen Nachtrag, der vielleicht die Verwandtschaft der Patin Zarnekow zu Prestien erklärt: Herr Adam Christian ZARNEKOW, Pens.Drölitz oo Recknitz 03.11.1789 Fr. Georgina Justina Otte (Wwe. H. Ernst PRESTIEN, Pens.Drölitz) V: H. Chrphfer Gottfried Otte, gew. Pens.Lunestorff MfG Ingeburg
Date: 1999/02/28 16:43:12
From: Prof. Dr. H.-D. Gronau <Hans-Dietrich.Gronau(a)t-online.de>
Looking for infos on the Venzmer-family in Ribnitz (at least one was a senator). Thanks Dieter
Date: 1999/02/28 20:51:11
From: Hans Albert Rentsch <Hans-Albert.Rentsch(a)t-online.de>
Ingeburg Wittholz schrieb: > Hallo Hans Albert; > ich habe keine Heirat Friedrich Kellermann - Sophie Ch. Prestin in > Recknitz/ > Zapkendorf gefunden, aber es gibt viele Namenstraeger in den Orten. > > Die Trauregister gehen ja nur bis 1800 und nach den Geburten der Kinder > war die Trauung wohl eher spaeter. > Ich warte auch sehr auf die Fortsetzung der Schubert-Schriften! > >und fuer Hans Albert habe ich noch einen Nachtrag, der vielleicht >die Verwandtschaft der Patin Zarnekow zu Prestien erklaert: > >Herr Adam Christian ZARNEKOW, Pens.Droelitz >oo Recknitz 03.11.1789 Fr. Georgina Justina Otte >(Wwe. H. Ernst PRESTIEN, Pens.Droelitz) >V: H. Chrphfer Gottfried Otte, gew. Pens.Lunestorff > > >ich suche die Lebensdaten meiner UrUrgrosseltern (Geburt, Heirat, Tod): > >KELLERMANN, Friederich > >PRESTIN, Sophia Christina > >Im KB der evangelischen Kirche in Ludwigslust/Mecklenburg ist die Taufe > >von sieben Kindern dokumentiert. > 01 KELLERMANN, Friderika Henriette Soph. * 22.08.1815 > | 02 KELLERMANN, Friedrich Wilhelm * 24.02.1818 > | 03 KELLERMANN, Otto Detlov Karl * 15.01.1822 > | 04 KELLERMANN, Carl Ludwig Friederich * 09.05.1825 > | 05 KELLERMANN, Heinrich Johannes Anton * 16.05.1827 > | 06 KELLERMANN, Ludwig Albert * 27.08.1829 > | 07 KELLERMANN, Sophie(iadg)Auguste Helene * 11.07.1832 > >Friederich Kellermann war 1812 Diener bei Lt. v. Buch in > Ludwigslust/MV > 1818 Bedienster bei Kammerjunker Buch " > 1847 Holzaufseher in Ludwigslust > 1853 Holzaufseher in Kleinow > >Paten beim 1. Kind: Fr. Friderica von Buch aus Zapkendorf > Jgfr. Friderica Henriette Zarnekow Wirtschafterin > zu Zapkendorf > >Paten beim 6. Kind: Ludwig v. Buch, Berlin > H. Leutenant Albert v. Buch, Grabow > >Die Haeufung von Paten aus der Familie v. Buch aus Zapkendorf laesst > die > >Schlussfolgerung zu, dass Friederich Kellermann oder Sophia Christina > Prestin > >eine Beziehung zu v. Buchs gehabt haben muessen, zumindest aber aus > Zapkendorf > >bzw. aus der Umgebung von Zapkendorf stammen. Es ist daher zu vermuten, > dass > >auch die Eltern dort ansaessig waren. > >Zapkendorf gehoert zum Kirchspiel Rechnitz und liegt 11 Km NO von > Guestrow. > >An dieser Stelle meinen Dank an Dieter Gronau und Mitstreiter fuer die > fabelhafte > >Ortsdatei. > >Ich bitte Forscherkollegen, die im Besitz der entsprechenden > Trauregister > >von Schubert sind, die Namen Kellermann und Prestin auf der maennlichen > Seite zu > >checken. Vielleicht besteht ja die Chance, diesen toten Punkt zu > ueberwinden. > >Ich selber habe die Schubert'schen Kasetten XIV + XVI. > >Mit freundlichen Gruessen, > >Hans Albert aus Wetzlar > > Liebe Ingeburg, da bin ich missverstanden worden. Da es nach 1800 noch keine Trauregister gibt, wollte ich den Suchansatz bei den Eltern von Friederich Kellermann und Sophia Christina Prestin vornehmen. Wenn man davon ausgeht, dass Friederich 1814 geheiratet hat und er 26 Jahre alt war, dann waere er 1788 geboren. Seine Eltern haetten dann vor 1788 geheiratet. Unterstellt man ein Heirats- alter von Sophia mit 20 Jahren, haetten die Eltern vor 1796 geheiratet. Die verfilmten Kirchenbuecher koennte ich mir bei den Mormonen ansehen. Es waere hilfreich, wenn ich die Heiratszeiten und die dazugehoerigen Parochien der Kellermanns und Prestin haette. Darf ich dich darum herzlichst bitten? Fuer den oben erwaehnten Nachtrag sage ich Dir besten Dank. Mit freundlichen Gruessen, Hans Albert aus Wetzlar