Beilstein - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Beilstein Family

zoey1611290 — 2009-07-12 01:18:22Z

my name is stephani beilstein and i was born 1/12/90 im grove city pa i have 2 brothers named josh and justin. i have a father named troy and a mother named michelle. my gp is clair and gm judith. my aunts r jill and dian. uncle is dana. please tell me y u ask

Re: Beilstein Family

v_lape — 2006-11-12 01:01:23Z

Do you mean 1890's instead of 1990's??

Beilstein/Beilstine Family of Pittsburgh, PA

v_lape — 2006-11-12 00:59:40Z

Searching for descendents of Phillip and Catherine Beilstein of old Allegheny City (now Pittsburgh), PA. Phillip was a successful butcher. Both were born approx. 1812 in Germany. They had the following children - Frederick, Theodore, George, Catherine, and Margaret (Maggie).

George Christian Beilstein

ncshrader — 2006-07-16 23:03:06Z

I have recently done detailed researched on this family in Bierberau church records. My ggg-grandmother was the half sister of George Christian Beilstein. She named my gg-grandfather for her brother George Christian Beilstein. I copied the birth records of all the Beilstein children but at that time didn't know about Elisabeth Salome Bickel's 2nd marriage to Mr. Diehl. I did find that George Christian Beilstein's marriage record is in error regarding his father. Johann Wendel Beilstein was George Christian Beilstein's grandfather. Following is the birth record of George Christian Beilstein from the Beirberau church record:
Born on the 20 April 1809 at 3 in the afternoon and christned on the 24 Apr 1809 was Georg Christian, son of Georg Nicolaus BEILSTEIN, the forth son of the deceased citizen and master baker Johann Wendel BEILSTEIN from Lichtenberg and his second wife Elisabetha Salome, nee BICKEL of Jaksberg in the Canton of Bern. This is the fourth child, the third son of this marriage. Witnesses are: Johann Christian WERVER, schoolteacher in Obernhausen and Georg Heinrich GUENTHER, resident in Lichtenberg.

Re: Jacob Beilstein

ncshrader — 2006-07-16 23:03:06Z

Lichtenberg Beilstein Family

ncshrader — 2006-07-16 23:03:06Z

I am searching for information on the children of George Nicholas Beilstein who immigrated to America. Marianne (Beilstein) Reisinger (age 58) arrived at the Port of Baltimore Jan. 1860 with her two youngest children. What happened to her? Her half brothers George Philip Beilstein & Johann Carl Beilstein are known to have migrated to America earlier, as the christening record for Marianne's children that were named for her brothers indicated that the above two brothers could not be at the christening since they were in America. Does anyone know where these men lived?

Re: Lichtenberg Beilstein Family

ncshrader — 2006-07-16 23:03:06Z

Marianne Beilstein Reisinger, born 26 July 1802 in Lichtenberg, lived with her daughter Maria Christianna Reisinger and Maria's husband Nicholas Ruppel after her arrival in Baltimore, MD on 17 January 1860. She died March 17, 1868 in Baltimore, MD and is buried in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, MD in the Nicholas Ruppel plot.

Re: Johann Adam Beilstein - Hesse Darmstadt - to US

2006-01-14 16:48:53Z

Hi...I have done more research and found that this is not an ancestor in my direct line. My Adam Beilstein married Elizabeth Floar(y) in Hesse Darmstad and came to America in 1852 with children. They settled in Bradys Bend, PA.

Re: Johann Adam Beilstein - Hesse Darmstadt - to US

kstillinger41 — 2006-01-14 16:22:57Z

Hello Patti, I am not sure if you were ever answered for your message - Ancestry does not always forward message replies.

My Beilstein conection is with the families of Gross-Bieberau, Hesse Darmstadt (Lichtenburg).
Johann Adam Beilstein md. Anna Katherine Stillinger in 1846, came to US I think in 1869.

I can olny find this Adam Beilstein (b.1823) on the 1900 census for - Oakmont Borough, Allegheny Co. PA. listed as widower - living with daughter Elizabeth and her husband George Kemmler (Kimmler?).
This daughter is listed as born Germany in 1847.

Adam and Katherine married in 1846 in Ev. church in Gross-Bieberau.

Kenneth stillinger
stillysgarage@aol.com

At Dinner Meet ~ Ralph H. Beilstein ~ Ohio

@@Alohawahine75@aol.com — 2005-11-22 12:24:28Z

One hundred and 25 fathers and sons attended the annual father and son dinner and program at the St. Paul Lutheran church Monday night.

PAUL R. LEE was master of ceremonies and music was provided by NEL BLOCKER'S orchestra.

REV. SAMUEL U. J. PEARD, rector of Grace Episcopal church, addressed the group on the vital relationship of fathers and sons and the individual responsibility for wholesome recreational facilities in the community.

HOWARD D. UNDERHILL offered a toast to the sons while the response, was made by RALPH H. BEILSTEIN.

LAWRENCE CHAMBERLAIN and MAURICE STRETCH provided entertainment and group singing was led by REV. HERMAN L. GILBERT.

The final summer meeting of the men of the church wil be held June 17.

[Mansfield News Journal: Tuesday 21 May 1946, p.9] Ohio

Re: Beilstein family in Pittsburgh, PA

2005-08-23 23:20:43Z

"Western Pa Genealogical Society Quarterly
vol. 30, #3 winter 2004
pg. 40 "Human Remains From Voegtly Cemetery
Troy Hill, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co.
(remains were moved due to highway)
...Information from the Voegtly Cemetery records...translated by Dzodin & Luff (1989)...
pg. 42
...#185 Beilstein. Katherine, Female, b. 07/02/1841 d. 09/13/1841...
pg. 48
...#714 Hauck, Wilh., male, b. 11/1853 d. 02/27/1855..."
not my family

Johann Adam Beilstein - Hesse Darmstadt - to US

KenStillinger44 — 2005-03-13 21:01:41Z

We have a Beilstein connections as follows -

Anna Katherine Stillinger, b. 1/4/1823 Gross-Bieberau - Reinheim, Starkenburg, Hesse Darmstadt,
dau. of Johann Georg Stillinger and Maria Elisabeth Roder
Married Johann Adam Beilstein 9/14/1846 at Gross Beiberau HD.
Johann Adam b. 12/13/1823 Gross Beiberau, son of Georg Heinrich Beilstein and Christine Margareth Beilstein.

We have no further information on them after marriage in 1846. In 1846 - 1848, we had several families emigrated from Hessen to US, and we believe this family was one of them, either tp PA or Illinois.

Re: Johann Adam Beilstein - Hesse Darmstadt - to US

pschlatter — 2005-02-23 15:21:22Z

I am researching Beilstein ancestry also. The oldest name I have in my line is George Adam Beilstein, born abt. 1814 in Germany. He died 11 Feb. 1897. I believe he is buried in Brady's Bend, Pa. where they settled when they came to USA in 1851. His wife was Margare Elizabeth Floar, born 13 June, 1817 in Germany and died 22 Jan. 1913 in Chicora, PA.
They were married in Germany in 1844.

Do you have a connection to this line? I would appreciate any info. Thanks.

Re: Beilstein family in Pittsburgh, PA

2004-10-20 17:32:10Z

There is a George P & Theodore as Privates in the Civil War
& other info. go to
http://digital.library.pitt.edu/pittsburgh/hpsitemap.html
maybe help at http://www.wpgs.org/
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~njm1/tombs.htm
not my family
P.S.There is a current obit for Alberta E. Beilstein age 93, late Karl R... please sign (view) the guest book at post-gazette.com.
maybe http://www.legacy.com/postgazette/LegacyHome.asp

Re: brickeys

2004-10-08 01:04:29Z

Hello,
I am the granddaughter of the author of the Brickey Book you mentioned, Raymond Brickey. Both of my grandparents are now deceased, but we still have the Brickey book my grandfather wrote available for sale. If anyone is interested, feel free to write to me at naptown_jody@excite.com

Re: George Christian Beilstein

2004-06-06 20:11:53Z

My gr-gr-grandfather Nicolaus BEILSTEIN came to America at 6 mo. old abt. 1848-1888. H eought in the Civil War, entered at age 16 yrs. He was wounded at The Battle Of The Wilderness May 1864.
They settled in Buffalo, NY . He dad a son, my gr grandfather George Beilstein who married Lillian Pottinger. Does anyone have any info on Beilsteins and Pottingers in NY

Re: brickeys

2004-05-21 20:37:34Z

Just wanted to post a note and mention that I am Raymond Brickey's granddaughter. Both he and my grandmother, Elsie Brickey, are now deceased. We do have copies of the book left at our family home in Annapolis, MD. Anyone interested is welcome to e-mail me at naptown_jody@excite.com or my mom (Raymond's daughter, Joanne) at naptown_mom@excite.com

Beilsteins - GER>MD>St. Louis

CMiltenberg6984 — 2003-10-27 23:30:14Z

I am researching the following Beilstein family:
Unknown Male Beilstein married Elizabeth Unknown in Ger.
Their first son, Heinrich, was born 1828 in Germany.
The family came to Maryland sometime between 1829 and 1833 (likely to Baltimore). They had at least 3 more children in Maryland: George, 1833, Elizabeth, 1834, Samuel 1836, and then moved to St. Louis sometime between 1837 and 1839. They had a son, Francis, born in 1839 in St. Louis. Any connetions would be appreciated!

john beilstein

2001-03-28 01:37:06Z

does anyone know anything about his imprisonment and almost hanging in Kansas? He had at least one daughter-named Mary Maude Beilstein and then became Mary maude beilstein manning? Pleez help if u know anything or know where i could get info on this-thank you for your time- karen

Jacob Beilstein

2001-01-08 09:00:45Z

Stephanie,
My grandmother was German-Lutheran as far as her ancestors the records only state "The German Parish" .. But I did find something else of interestas I looked though this information once more. I have a copy of the marriage register of the "Pritestent parish " of Gross -Bieberau. Page 579 /Year 1836
This is the marriage record of my gr-grandfather parents s fllows:
George Christian Beilstein, citizen of Lichtenberg, a branch of the local parish, legitimate single son of the deceased citizen Johann Wendel Beilstein and his wife, Elizabethe Salome, born Bickel, now married Diehl, born in the year of Christ eighteen hundred nine on the twentieth of April- with

Elizabetha Catharina Beilstein, legitimate single daughter of the deceased at Gross-Bieberau citizen,Johann George Beilstein abd gus aksi dedeased wufe /elizabetha Catharina, borna blummel, born in the year if Christ eighteen hundred none and the ninth of February.

the marriage occured in the presence of the step-father of the froom, the citizen Johann Adam Diehl of Lichtenberg and the brother of the bride, citizen Johann Philipp Beilstein of Gross-Bieberau, who sigend the record alongwiththe married couple abd me, the Pastor.

So it appears George and Elisabetha may have been "cousins".
the only Adam I have foundinthe record is this step father johann Adam Diehl.

Perhaps some of these names may help you in your search.

I learned from another branch of my Beilstein cousins, that some of the Beilsteins then migrated to the farmlands of the new Russian Frontier and others stayed in Germany and then migrated to the USA.

good luck and please let me know if you find anything that ties our familes together. Thank you.

Jacob Beilstein

2001-01-06 08:06:11Z

In my family tree I have a couple Jacob Beilstein's
the elder was born in Hessen Germany1682 died
1707 , he and M. Schuchmann had a child J.Beilstein who was born
1700 Hessen, Germany married 1720 and died 1739. My gr-grandfather was also Jacob
Beilstein who was born 1851 Lichtenberg Hessen Darmstadt Germany 1851 dies in
Allegheny PA 1900.

Jacob Beilstein/Boylestone

2000-08-16 00:52:08Z

I am looking for any information on Jacob Beilstein/Boylestone from the Hesse Darmstadt area of Germany. He died in 1791 in Lancaster County, PA., USA. His wife's name was Sophia, she died in same place in 1796. I am especially interested in Sophia's maiden name. Her will states that her sister's daughter married my ancestor John Myers. I trying to find my ancestress's maiden name. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Beilstein Family

1999-09-02 16:06:38Z

I am looking for any information pertaining to the Beilstein family in the 1990s that lived around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

Sam Beilstein - MO/KS

CMiltenberg6984 — 2001-06-25 03:36:45Z

Looking for data on the family of SAm Beilstein and/or his wife, Clara Frank. Their daughter Margaret married Henry Helm. They had another daughter who married a Mr. Leonard.

Sam Beilstein - Obit

CMiltenberg6984 — 2001-11-27 01:27:42Z

Entered into rest Saturday, December 7, 1918 at 7:40 pm, Samuel Beilstein, beloved father of Mrs. Joseph Jauss, Mrs. Harry Helm, and Mrs. John Leonard (nee Beilstein) and our dear grandfather and uncle in his 82nd year. Funeral from Bloemker and Sons Chapel, Grand Avenue and Juniata Street, Tuesday Dec 10 at 2 p.m.. Interment in SS Peter and Paul Cemetery. Private. Motor

**Taken from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch 9 Dec 1918

Re: Beilstein family in Pittsburgh, PA

v_lape — 2002-09-22 01:29:32Z

There was a Phillip Beilstein (father) in Allegheny City, PA on 1850 census 3rd Ward, page 1037. Wife-Margaret, children listed as-Frederick, Theodore, George, Catharine, and Margaret. In 1860 Margaret is listed without Phillip. The spelling can also be found as Bilestine. The 1860 also listed 3 Hauck children living at the home, which is my connection.

Beilstein family in Pittsburgh, PA

JBrickey3372 — 2001-08-07 06:52:58Z

I have a Mary K. Beilstein (from Hesse, Germany according to the census), married to John Schirm of Wurtemburg, Germany. They lived in Allegheny Co., PA in the 1870's. They are the parents of my great-grandfather Adam John Schirm. If this information is familiar to you please get in touch.

My Brickey surname

JBrickey3372 — 2001-08-07 06:52:58Z

Hi Jean. Sorry, but my Brickey last name is of no relation to the large mass of Brickey's that came from Jean Briquet. My husband is the Brickey and his family are French Canadians that settled in the Adirondack area of New York in the 1800's. We bought the book by Raymond Brickey and after all the research I did trying to connect our Brickey's we finally found that our last name was really Vivier dit Brique. Our original ancestor who came from France was Pierre Vivier (son of Gregoire Vivier of France)and he came over in about 1650 to Quebec. Canada has what they refer to as dit names, that is, the equivalent of also known as. If you wanted to differentiate between one Vivier and another in the same area you would give them an additional name, usually having to do with their occupation, etc. So, we had a bricklayer...hence Briquer. When my husband's people came into the US from Canada people referred to this branch of Vivier's as the Brickey's and being illiterate people they just went with it. So, as you can see we just coincidentally have the same last name now. Interesting though.

Beilstein's in Allegheny County, PA

JBrickey3372 — 2001-08-07 06:52:58Z

My great grandfather, Adam John Schirm's mother was a Mary Beilstein from Hesse, Germany. She would have been born about 1851. She married John Schirm and had about 5 children. I have found her as a widow with a son Frederick in the 1910 Allegheny City, Allegheny County, PA census. I am trying to find Mary Beilsteins parents and relatives. Do you have a Mary in your records?

Jacob Beilstein

My1eden — 2001-07-09 20:57:37Z

Dear Sally,
Thank you for your response to my query. I haven't found any new information on my Jacob Beilstein since I posted my query. I'm not sure how your information ties in but I'm always glad for more information. In my Jacob's will of 1791 he mentions a brother Adam still living in Germany and also Adam's two daughters. Do you know what religion your Jacob practiced? Mine was German Reformed. Thanks again, Stephanie.

Re: Jacob Beilstein

kstillinger41 — 2002-08-22 02:59:02Z

We have a Beilstein connections as follows -

Anna Katherine Stillinger, b. 1/4/1823 Reinheim, Starkenburg, Hesse Darmstadt,
dau. of Johann Georg Stillinger and Maria Elisabeth Roder
Married Johann Adam Beilstein 9/14/1846 at Gross Beiberau HD
Johann Adam b. 12/13/1823 gross Beiberau, son of Georg Heinrich Beilstein and Christine Margareth Beilstein.

We have no further information on them after marriage in 1846. In 1846 - 1848, we had several families emigrated from Hessen to US, and possibly this is one of them.

We haave Diehl and Gerhardt connections in Darmstadt also.

Ay help appreciated,
Kenneth Stillinger

StillysGarage@aol.com

Wilhelm (William) Beilstein

2001-06-29 15:44:58Z

Looking for birth date/place info on Wilhelm,
aka William Beilstein, married Mary Elizabeth
Goldsberry probably late 1870s. I want to
know if he was born in the US (if so, where)
or whether he emigrated, perhaps from the
Darmstadt region.

Wilhelm Beilstein, b 1855 Illinois

2001-06-29 15:44:58Z

Following up my own message, Wilhelm Beilstein, also called William,
was born in Illinois in 1855, according to the death certificate of
one of his daughters. He is buried under the name of William
Beilstein in Pueblo, Colorado, 1919. Does anyone have any Beilstein
connections in Illinois?

brickeys

jeanstjohn100931 — 2001-06-25 20:56:26Z

gee, i thought i was the only one! Jean (in all its spellings) was really popular,huh? know why?cause the original ancestor from whom we're all descended was Jean Briquet who came from france in 1680. he settled in roanoke,va and anglicized the name. course my parents didn't know this when i was named. FYI anyone researching background should contact Mrs.Raymond Brickey, 3641 Winding Way Road, Roanoke,VA.24015. Raymond is deceased; but i believe she is till there. possibly has copies of his book left. i didn't know anything at all until 1983 and happened to come across his name and sent for the book. it is NOT a ripoff with only names and address of that name; it is a true chronology of the line. it was $45 last i heard but bellieve me well worth it. my group cane down from the roanoke clan thru Elijah,then James Allen Brickey. he left and moved to KY (where my grandad, William L was born)then to arkansas. grandpa settled in Okla,first Tarby Prairie then around Spiro where I was born. My dad was Lee, the youngest of grandpa's own six children (of halves,wholes, and steps there was a total of 18!) dad left Okla in Jan.1939 and settled in northern calif. if i can be of any help please e mail me. "cousin" nancy in has also done extensive research. good luck, cousin.