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2000/01/25 10:29:59 O. Schmidt surname STOIKE-STOYKE-STOICKE-STOICK-STOIKA-STUIKE |
Datum | 2000/01/26 05:20:29 Adalbert Goertz Pushen (spelling?), or Pushen, Klugey, or Tushen. |
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2000/01/24 20:06:59 Adalbert Goertz PT |
Betreff | 2000/01/26 05:20:29 Adalbert Goertz Pushen (spelling?), or Pushen, Klugey, or Tushen. |
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2000/01/28 21:49:32 Jim & Muriel Gambrel Re: RES: Villages in Preusen |
Autor | 2000/01/27 03:38:23 John W. Wall Gothen or Cothen Schsen, Preusen, Germany |
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Date: 2000/01/26 00:53:00
From: John W. Wall <john(a)...
I'll try this again .... Im looking for a place in Germany or Prussia called Pushen (spelling?), or Pushen, Klugey, or Tushen. My g-grandparents GIESWEIN and PINNECKER told everyone in our family (including their 10 children and many grandchildren) they were from Pushen, Germany. We've never known how to spell Pushen. This was always spoken in broken English. One written entry is, "Pushen, Klugey", while one other shows "Tushen" and yet another states "Prussia." But most written entries are, Pushen, Germany. Apparently they always said they were from "Pushen, Germany." They moved from Germany to Russia about 1873. They immigrate to the US in 1886. I've been looking at a village in Germany named Stocken-Puschen this looked promising at first but after 3 years of writing to city officials and churches I've totally struck out. The people I'm searching for and their birth dates are: Carl Gieswein - about 1819 John Fredrick Gieswein - August 17, 1845 Elizabeth Michell - 1849 Anna Mary Pinnecker - November 04, 1857 Elizabeth Gieswein 1865 Henry Gieswein 1867 The spelling of these names might be "Americanized" spelling. John W. Wall john(a)... eFax (603) 687-0482 home page: http://www.johnwall.com genealogy page: http://www.johnwall.com/family/tree.htm