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did Anton Warns have a sister Gesena b 1831 Hanover?

karencrawfordjennings — 2009-11-08 12:53:18Z

Gesena Warns (Werns) (Wehrns) Wreede married my ggrandfather John Wreede after coming to US from Hanover about 1852-55. Gesena and John came to US separately and married in NY. they settled in Ft Jennings, Putnam, Ohio about 1866.

Diedrick Upmann, born Hanover, Germany, Oct 1823

glendamagsam — 2009-11-07 11:58:14Z

My ancestor, Diedrick/Deidrich/Diederick Upmann, was born in Hanover Oct 1823. I'm not sure of the correct German spelling of his first name.
He immigrated to America in 1841 and arrived in South Carolina. He eventually settled in Wrightsville, York, Pennsylvania. He married Wilhamina Waag in Pennsylvania; they eventually had 8 children from this marriage.
How can I find his German "roots"?
Thank you!
Glenda Magsam

Friedrich Gottlieb Heinecke & Dorothea Friederica Helms of Dannenberg

Alan_Heinecke — 2009-11-07 11:57:35Z

Looking for more children of Friedrich Gottlieb Heinecke and Dorothea Friederica Helms. Married 1812 in Dannenberg.
So there must be more children born between 1812 and 1820.
Have the ones after 1821 until 1829 born in Elsdorf/Zeven. FG Heinecke was a Policeman, so could have been in Eschede and had children there? Last probably born in 1829 as mother was not young then.

Re: Diedrick Upmann, born Hanover, Germany, Oct 1823

glendamagsam — 2009-11-07 04:55:33Z

I'll see what I can find regarding any early church records after he arrived in America.
Thank you,
Glenda Magsam

Re: Diedrick Upmann, born Hanover, Germany, Oct 1823

HRFFW — 2009-11-07 04:51:59Z

Odds are Hannover meant somewhere in the old Kingdom of Hannover and not the city, so you'll need to know the village or parish he came from. If you know the church he attended in USA, early church records in USA sometimes noted that info, if they have survived.

Diedrich or Dietrich is the German spelling.

Re: Otto Franz Wilhelm Jacobs family from Zeven, Germany

LunaticAlchemist69 — 2009-11-06 19:34:13Z

I have a violin marked inside Franz Wilhelm Otto anno 1913. Perhaps there is some connection to your family? Did your family make violins? Thank You. Sorry I don't have any more information on your family but it would be neat to have one of your violins.
~Sarah

Minneker - Bremervörde records?

borstel1 — 2009-11-06 11:28:48Z

Does anyone know if there are any records from 19th century Bremervörde or that area online (besides familysearch.org)? I'm looking for the family Minneker.

Re: Schwabedissen/Dissen

anoga2 — 2009-11-05 10:32:34Z

Hi my name is Anne. Your grandfather William was my grandfather's uncle. My grandfather Charles Gilbert Dissen,was the son of Herman Dissen. My mother's cousin has put together a complete family history. I will try and get in touch with him to see if he has the dates for your greatgrandfather. I know there have been several members of my family who have made the trip to Osnabruck. My aunt Myrtle told me William had ten children. Is this info correct? Could I have some names and dates if you have them?

Re: MERZEN Family GROTE

CharlesMeyer59 — 2009-11-05 06:34:01Z

Has anyone been able to reach Ton Grote? I have information about some of the American descendants of this family.

Grote, von dem Brincke family

Re: Schwabedissen/Dissen

lauriemolton — 2009-11-04 16:37:56Z

http://www.schwabedissen-online.de/eng/index2.html

YOU MUST SEE what Oliver has done at his site!

Re: W. H. Schwabedissen

lauriemolton — 2009-11-04 16:30:00Z

Yes.My great-great grandfather was w h schwabedissen. sorry it took me soooo long to find this post.

Re: Klara Kerk of Altenmarhorst

T_HullCarter — 2009-11-02 20:39:31Z

That was a very kind gesture this is the closest I have been so far, thank you.

Re: BRUNOTTE, HILDESHEIM, DESPETAL

mikebrug_1 — 2009-11-02 14:30:38Z

Hi, to start the PGV in english please use this link:

http://www.mbitss.de/pgv/index.php?changelanguage=yes&NE...

Re: BRUNOTTE, HILDESHEIM, DESPETAL

mikebrug_1 — 2009-11-02 14:27:19Z

Dear John, I am making my BRUNOTTE data available at following links:
http://www.mbitss.de/pgv
http://www.mbitss.de/pgv/data/BrunotteBanteln.ged
http://www.mbitss.de/pgv/data/Brunotte.zip
The zip-file contains the old BRUNOTTE hp from 1999. The PGV link starts PhpGedView for easier investigation. and the .ged-file is the gedcom source for PhpGedView.

Good luck,
Michael

Jacob Kopcke and Metta Hamm

ebenordms925 — 2009-11-02 12:56:19Z

Looking for information on the Kopcke family. They are the parents of my GGGrandfather and son of another Peter Kopcke. They were from Borstel. Jacob's son (Jacob born in 1779) was born in 1806. Eventually he moved to Hamburg and married Catherine Schulz.

Dorothea

Re: BRUNOTTE, HILDESHEIM, DESPETAL

gio85 — 2009-11-02 03:06:21Z

Mike, if I had it, it would be yours. Unfortunately I don't have info on that Caroline. I do have a Caroline but she lived in USA during 1st half 20th century.

I hope you have the Brunotte info backed up and have several copies. You have invaluable info. I remember many times talking with my g'father Leonhard (born 1883) and asking about what he remembered of his family in Germany unfortunately he didn't remember much in the late 50's. He came to the US in 1889. G'ma and him lived with my parents and me since '44.He lived to be 91. G'ma died in '49.

He did remember receiving letters shortly after WWII from Brunottes in Germany asking for help. Our family sent what they could.

I still think that "Brunotte" info should be on the net for access by Brunotte family. Even if it was password protected and personal info had to be posted and checked to receive the key.

Believe me your tree expanded my family info from g'father and g'uncle with their immediate families to 6 generations back. I greatly appreciate that, thank you.

Re: Hormann>Loxstedt&During>?-1869

rhorman_1 — 2009-11-01 13:18:40Z

Hello,

I am surching for my Anchestors.
The oldest info I have got is Anton Hörmann Born 1762 Warmsen, Westfalen, Pruissen. Died 26-10-1823
He married Christine or Augustine Rosine Siemann (born 1766) in 1787 in Warmsen, Westfalen, Pruissen.
Son: Gerd Heinrich Hormann, born +/1800
married Schiedam 26-10-1823 Johanna van der Mark
Son:Hendrik Hoormann (+/-1795)
This is the start of my tree.

I surching for a link because I see everyone with the name Horman/ Hormann/ Hörmann is missing a link between brothers/cousins in start family-tree.
All the date's/ places seems to be good but there must be a link.

Please reply

Kind regards

R.J. Horman
r.horman@planetnl

Re: Hormann>Loxstedt&During>?-1869

mvmeurs — 2009-11-01 13:17:52Z

This is how far I got. Attach file kolom BS.

Anton Hormann †
geb. 1757 te Warmsen Dld
10 dec. 1807 †
Augustine Rosine Siemann †
geb. 1756 Warmsen Dld

Gerrit Hendrik Horman †
geb. 26 jan 1800, Warmsen Dld
beroep:
Johanna Jansdr van der Mark †
geb. ± 29 mrt 1801, Maasland

Antonij Hoorman †
geb. 17 aug 1826, Schiedam
beroep:
Neeltje Groeneweg †
geb. 15 jul 1824, Schiedam

Gerrit Hendrik Hoorman †
geb. 17 dec 1853, Brielle
beroep:
Johanna Cornelia van Zijl †
geb. 28 aug 1826, Schiedam

Adrianus Hoorman †
geb. 21 jan 1890, Schiedam
beroep:
Emmigje Bedeaux †
geb. 25 jul 1888 Leerdam

Maarten van Meurs † 24 jun 1990
25 feb 1919, Schiedam
beroep:
Emma Johanna Adriana Hoorman
20 aug 1926, Schiedam

Marius van Meurs
geb. 29 mei 1956, Schiedam

BRUNOTTE, HILDESHEIM, DESPETAL

2009-11-01 10:37:07Z

I am intereseted in all fragments of the BRUNOTTE family tree. The BRUNOTTE familiy trees are like pieces of a hughe puzzle. Some of the more complete trees can be found in the Brunotte section on my homepage (see below).

Good hunting,

Michael

BRUNOTTE, HILDESHEIM, DESPETAL

2009-11-01 10:36:54Z

Hi,

My Brunotte branch is from Hannover. I have names back to 1842 (g'g'grandparents) Will be glad to share if helpful to you.

Re: Joseph Hibbeler

2009-10-29 22:43:19Z

Walter,
I don't fit in but I have forwarded your message to a cousin of yours. My Hibbelers were Lutherans from Bockhorn, Germany, and I've not found a connection between the two Hibbeler families.
Lynn

Re: Re: IMMING of Fuilen (Bernard Imming)

2009-10-14 10:36:59Z

Will have to pull my files to see what I have so far. Its been a while since I've worked on my ancestry. Dealing with other family matters, but please remind with another email if I lapse in my response. Delores Rizzo is the expert on Immings. She was very helpful to me.

IMMING of Fuilen (Joannes Henricus Imming)

2009-10-14 10:35:32Z

Greetings to Albert;
I am interested in any and all information about the surname IMMING.
My e-mail address is: Imminggenealogy@aol.com
My IMMING Line is:
Joannes Henricus IMMING
born 04 Sept 1826 in Wietmarschen, Germany
died 02 Mar 1901 in Brussels, Calhoun County, Illinois, USA
Parents:
Hermann Henricus IMMING and Margarethe Adeleid SCHMITS
Thank you,
Dolores Imming Rizzo

IMMING of Fuilen (Henry Imming)

2009-10-14 10:34:56Z

In The Netherlands, in the Apeldoorn, Deventer, Zwolle area, there are Imming or Immink's about 1800 in the places, Vaassen, Epe, Heerde, Olst.
If you want more info, please contact me by e-mail

Re: SIEVE in Oldenburg to USA

annbergelt — 2009-10-18 23:38:14Z

So glad to see your message posted on this board. I had previously received notification of a message to me on Ancestry and for some reason could not reply to it.

My research on SIEVE was for a friend whose grandparents were August MEYER and Mary SIEVE. I have quite a bit of information on that line and may have done some German research as well. It's put away with some older files and I'll get into it as soon as possible. In the meantime, please feel free to correspond with me directly at AnnBergelt@aol.com and I'll see what I have collected. The names you mentioned seem very familiar.

The SIEVE family I was into is buried at (old) St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Ann Bergelt, Florida

Carl (Charles) Rabner & Wilhemina Hennings

rhodesia — 2009-10-24 18:39:13Z

Looking for any information on Carl (Charles) Rabner who married Wilhemina Hennings. I see that Carl was born in Ammerland, Abt. 1830 and Wilhelmina was born in Berlin, Abt 1832. Thank you

Re: Carl (Charles) Rabner & Wilhemina Hennings

rhodesia — 2009-10-25 21:16:51Z

Thank you, I was trying to find out their Carl and Wilhelmina parents names

Re: Dassel/Markoldendorf area research

jasche — 2009-10-22 11:16:18Z

Does your g-g grandfather have a name?

Re: Buesse

susanallgeier79 — 2009-10-29 00:54:01Z

Bonita

Could you send me some of the information you found out on Buesse.

IMMING of Fuilen (Joannes Henricus Imming)

gimming — 2009-10-14 10:35:51Z

Could this be your Henry? it was posted by Dolores IMMING Rizzo in Dec of 2000, so you may already have seen it. My great grandfather, Bernard Herman IMMING, was also born at Weitmarschen.

Jerry

Johann Heinrich IMMING 1812
7 total entries, last updated Fri Dec 29 11:03:48 2000. All questions, comments or suggestions regarding information on this page should be addressed to: Dolores Imming Rizzo

Descendant Register, Generation No. 1

1. Johann Heinrich IMMING was born 1812 in Wietmarschen, Germany. He married Maria Gesina WOLTERS 23 Feb 1844. She was born 1814 in Dalum, Germany.

Children of Johann Heinrich IMMING and Maria Gesina WOLTERS are:

2 i. Bernard Hendrick IMMING was born 4 Sep1842 in Plankorth, Germany.

3 ii. Hermann Bernard IMMING was born 5 Jan 1846 in Plankorth, Germany.

4 iii. Bernard Clemens IMMING was born 11 Jul 1852 in Clusorth, Germany.

5 iv. Maria Christina IMMING was born 11 Jul 1852 in Clusorth, Germany.

6 v. Catharina Margaretha IMMING was born 5 Dec 1854 in Clusorth, Germany.
***

Re: MÄVERS/MEVERS OF HANNOVER

roypovey44 — 2009-10-14 10:56:54Z

Hi I am also looking for Mavers or similar from Hannover
Regards
Roy

Re: HINCK

@@wjenny@oklahoma.net — 2009-10-28 19:21:54Z

Any birth or death dates on Thees Hinck's grave marker?

Re: Buesse

SoniaKerin00 — 2009-10-29 03:38:23Z

My Buesse family is from Braunschweig, They migrated to Illinois and possibly Missouri . My first Buesse is Christian born in 1829. Then I have possibly brothers of him (I don't know their real connection) by the name of Fritz Buesse (born 1842)and Konrad Theodore Julius Buesse (born ?) Church records from the Lutheran church in Missouri spell their name Busse with an umlat. They arrived in the US in 1854

Re: SIEVE in Oldenburg to USA

JDBrue — 2009-10-18 20:35:25Z

It is the same family, I will write to your email address.
And, thank you for your reply.

Re: SIEVE in Oldenburg to USA

JDBrue — 2009-10-18 16:58:50Z

I am descended from Henry Sieve (1841-1910) who married Josephine Broering (1842-1921). Both were from Oldenburg, Germany and lived in Cincinnati, OH. I still live in Cincinnati.

Re: IMMING of Fuilen (Bernard Imming)

imming690 — 2009-10-14 10:36:37Z

Hello my last name is Imming, my father, grandfather and great grandfather names were Bernard Imming. I do know that I have relatives in Damiansville, that is where the Imming Brothers lived. If you have information about this would really appreciate to hear from you Thanks Dan

Re: Klara Kerk of Altenmarhorst

lohnsteuerhamburg — 2009-10-23 23:36:24Z

Hello,
This family tree shows a lot of Kerks from Altenmarhorst, but it is obviously just one Branch. Maybe the writer can help you. http://www.wellhausen.com/ahnen/kerk.shtml

Re: Carl (Charles) Rabner & Wilhemina Hennings

lohnsteuerhamburg — 2009-10-25 21:12:16Z

Hello,
US census 1900 lists C Rabner b Dec 1829 and Wilhelmina Rabner b Mar 1833 ( mother of 8 children ) living with their son c.f. and daughter-in-law Tilly in Bellville (Precinct 1 ; Austin Cty). They married in 1853/1854 and immigrated in 1870. Kind regards

Dassel/Markoldendorf area research

lrivers172 — 2009-10-22 11:15:40Z

I am looking for church records from late 1830s for birth information for my g-g grandfather.

Re: Dassel/Markoldendorf area research

lrivers172 — 2009-10-22 16:01:40Z

Christian Frederick Momeier (or Momeir)

Re: Kohrs

dianamuir111 — 2009-10-27 23:30:04Z

I have a Fred Willhouse (Wellshausen) from Bleckede (on the left side of the Elbe River) who married Sophia Kohrs and came to Rock Island in 1873. Any chance our families are related?

Diana Muir
dianamuir@plc.edu

Daughters of Gerhard and Bertha Busing in Oldenburg

SueZ60 — 2009-10-19 23:36:20Z

The two oldest daughters of Gerhard and Bertha Busing, who emigrated ca 1880, married and resided in Germany. Almuth Busing married a Saalfeldt. Anna Busing married a Raabe. Almuth's daughter married the son of Anna's husband by a previous marriage. Names known: Anna, Minnie, Frederick (Fritz), Louis, Eric Saalfeldt. Last addresses known: Bremerhavn and Hamburg-Harburg. Would like to hear from any related Saalfeldt or Raabe.

Re: BUSING, BUESING

SueZ60 — 2009-10-19 21:26:31Z

Robert,
E-mail me and I will tell you about our German trip and research. alandsuezimmer at cox.net. I do not have you e-mail address anymore.

Sue

Re: BUSING, BUESING

SueZ60 — 2009-10-19 21:24:37Z

Hello,
I have run across the name Dorothea Busing from time to time but have not found a family connection with her. The Wagoner name does not sound familiar. There is a Norm Busing from New Zealand who has an extensive list of Busings/Buesings. That may have been where I saw the name. Try Googling him or look on the Busing/Buesing surname file for some of his messages. Our family is from Oldenburg, near the Wesser River.

Sue

Re: BRUNOTTE, HILDESHEIM, DESPETAL

gio85 — 2009-11-01 10:37:25Z

Michael, is your home page still available? You had a tonne of info on Brunotte family.

Danka, John

Re: BRUNOTTE, HILDESHEIM, DESPETAL

mikebrug_1 — 2009-11-01 10:37:57Z

Dear John, the hp was shut down several years ago but the data of the old homepage is still on my computer. I got stuck on my BRUNOTTE tree since 2000. I´m looking for Caroline BRUNOTTE, born around or before 1820 and died before 1872, who lived in Möllensen near Sibbesse south of Hildesheim.

I would appreciate receiving some info from you.

Mike

Re: Joseph Hibbeler

sullivanmt — 2009-10-29 18:26:15Z

Hi Cathey... My name is Mike Sullivan from St.Louis but now living in Houston. I think I can be of some help. My mother's mother was a Keutzer and in fact the daughter of Emma Hibbeler and Edward S. Keutzer... so Kenneth's grandfather would have been my mom's (Pat Sullivan)Uncle Ed. Ken's father and my mother would be 1st cousins. I don't remember great Uncle Ed, but do remember many siblings, namely my grandmather Mary Amalia Miller; her sister my great aunt Emily Coughlin, her brother my great Uncle Walter Keutzer. There is a great story purportedly written by Emma Hibbeler which I've seen copies of entitled "Our story as my mother told it" about how Emma's mother, (Kenneth's great great grandmother) came to America from Bohemia. I will email you with the details.

Re: Westerhaus, Pellenwessel, Indereiden, and Peining relatives

white122 — 2009-10-17 21:16:32Z

My great grandfather was Henry Boeckman born May 16, 1811 in Oldenburg Germany. His sisters names that I knew for sure were Anna Mary Boeckman who married Johann Bernard Greivenkamp,and Maria Elizabetha Boeckman who married Joseph Heinrich Aschman. I was not sure about Marie Agnes who married Henry Overman but I thought she was a sister also. They all lived in the Cassella, Mercer Co. Ohio area. I would like to correspond with you. Were there only 4 children?
I also have information on John Henry Pohlman and Catherine Hageman. Janet

Re: Re: IMMING of Fuilen (Bernard Imming)

internationaljb — 2009-10-14 10:37:28Z

My father was Frank Henry Imming

Joseph Hibbeler - OSNABRUCK

lynngoins — 2009-10-29 22:42:55Z

HIBBELER, JOSEPH. Looking for birth location of JOSEPH HIBBELER and the name of his parents. He was born abt 1829 in or near OSNABRUCK. He was CATHOLIC and immigrated to the St. Louis, MO area prior to 1850. He had a brother HENRY HIBBELER and a sister ANNA HIBBELER who married a SCHEPERS of St. Louis. JOSEPH HIBBELER married FRANCES JANDIK in MO about 1850. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Lynn