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Bischoff

JIWelsch — 2009-11-15 08:50:49Z

ANDALUSIA, Illinois -- C. W. 'Bill' Bischoff, 85, of Andalusia, died Wednesday, March 14, 2001, at his home.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Larson Funeral Home in Milan, Ill. The Rev. William Gluck will officiate.

Visitation will be from 3-5 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Andalusia Community Baptist Church.

Mr. Bischoff was born March 29, 1916, in Chicago, Ill., the son of Charles William Bischoff Sr. and Charity Faye Thompson. He married Blanche 'Sally' Reddig on Sept. 1, 1939.

He retired as deputy director of the Army Material Command at the Rock Island Arsenal.

He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Rockridge School board, Andalusia Volunteer Fire Department. He was a Justice of the Peace.

He enjoyed traveling, listening to ragtime music, farming his 40 acres and bowling.

Survivors include a daughter, Karen Hilger and her husband, James, of Andalusia; two sons, Mark Bischoff of Albany, Ill. and Jay Bischoff of Chandler, Ariz.; grandchildren, Laura Clark and Jeffrey Hilgers, U.S.S. Thorn, Norfolk, Va.; a brother-in-law, Warren Fisher of Geneseo, Ill.; sisters-in-law, Jody Bischoff of Dallas Ore. and Marcella Reddig of Moline, Ill.; a brother-in-law, Cal Reddig of Rock Island; and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Betty Fisher; and a brother, Robert Bischoff.

Re: searching for glass workers named Bischoff

atigerlily — 2009-09-30 03:07:02Z

Hi Abby,

I guess we're cousins. You are right, quite a bit has happened in the last six years and not all of it good. To answer your question, yes, my Mother (Mary Lou) is doing well. I talked to her about your message and she wouldn't mind being in touch either. Please email me at mary_b@bellsouth.net and I'll catch you up on this branch of the family tree. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Mary

Re: searching for glass workers named Bischoff

Abby1968 — 2009-09-29 02:38:31Z

Very interesting. Pittsburg was of course where many glass workers came from Europe. How did you're family end up in Wis?

Re: searching for glass workers named Bischoff

Abby1968 — 2009-09-29 02:36:48Z

OK, I'm 6 years too late and both Tony and my brother Bill Moran, who was not only his cousin but also his good friend, have died. But I just discovered this board that I apparently wrote on years ago. Jummy (Bernard) and I correspond and I'd like to hear from you too. Is Mary Lou (apparently your Mom) still around? She'd remember both Bill and I. She and my brother took me to see Fantasia when I was in 4th grade:). I'd really like to know what happened to that branch of the family.
thanks,
Abby Moran Robinson

Re: Edward D Bischoff

hhansen79 — 2009-09-26 23:13:17Z

Hey "cuz"! It seems that they have made emailing people a paid feature? I can't seem to find a way to contact you. I know I used to be able to do that. If you want to email me at liberryteacher@gmail.com, that'd be great.

Re: Edward D Bischoff

lcodenbach — 2009-09-26 21:54:59Z

It's been a long time since this was posted! I am also a great-grandchild of Edward Bischoff. His son, Edward D. Bischoff II is my grandfather. I just got back from ME 3 days ago celebrating his 80th birthday! I can try to get info on the siblings and parents! Please email me...I'd love to find out more from you!

Lannon Bischoff Odenbach

Charles (Carl) Christian Bischoff - Braunschweig research help needed

DonnaLHay — 2009-09-11 02:59:57Z

Charles Bischoff emigrated from Braunschweig to Washington DC in 1872 at age 27, and became a tailor in Washington, DC. He married (1) Justina Voehl and had children Paul and Alma and (2) Elizabeth Stiebeling and had children Walter, Alma, Herman ("Buddy") and Anna. No other family emigrated. His father was Henry; his mother's name could perhaps be Alma based on his naming of two daughters by that name. He returned for visits to Braunschweig in 1875 and 1900. Any advice on how to research his family in Braunschweig would be most appreciated.

Rudolf Bischof (Bishop)

ANNFALL69 — 2009-08-04 19:34:16Z

I am looking for any information on my great grandfather. He came to Liverpool in the late 1800 and worked as a sugerbaker. He married my great grandmother in 1898 and had seven children. He lived in Scotland 1901 and was back in Liverpool on the 1911 census working as a shipping clerk. Then i lose track, some family say he got sent to a interne camp some say he got sent back to Germany. I have contacted the red cross several times but have had no reply. I know he was born in Berlin around 1867.

Re: searching for glass workers named Bischoff

ShirlSkiviat — 2009-08-01 01:40:59Z

I don't think we are related, but I just thought you might find this funny...My maiden name was Shirley Bischoff, I grew up in Pittsburgh, PA, and my father's name is Bernhard Bischoff. Also, I sell antiques, mostly glass and china, and sell Bischoff glass. My dad's family was from Madison, Wisconsin...three generations...Bernhard(my great, gr', gr. grandfather, then his son George, then his son Alvin, then the first names repeated..so my dad was a Bernhard again. Our family's original Bernhard Bischoff came from Prussia, early 1800's. We live in Mount Lebanon..south hills of Pittsburgh. In friendship, Shirley

Re: Bishop, Bischoff genealogy

skielpinski — 2009-03-12 19:47:48Z

Hello,

I am looking for the family of Frederick Carl Bischoff born about 1848 in Tennessee, and likely died in Iowa having many descendants. It seems likely that he was a descendant of one of Johann's brothers. Do you have any information on them?

Susan Kielpinski
creative52x52x@yahoo.com

Re: Carl Hermann Ludwig Bischoff

bischoffthomas — 2009-03-07 13:52:07Z

Hello Catherine,

I am Thomas Bischoff from Worms and Hermann could be the brother of my grandfather Jakob. I only know Hermann and Jakob and that they had a sister and a brother who did not survive. How certain are you that Hermann emigrated to South America ? My grandfather's brother Hermann was married in Worms and died in Worms in the late 80s.

Let me know if you want to know more.

Thomas

Re: Jacob Frederick BISCHOFF (b. 1840, Germany)

J_SabaSturm — 2009-01-20 07:02:06Z

My information came from a cousin who visited our Sturm relations in Germany. They had a "genealogy chart" that stated Rosine's marriage to Jacob.

Rosine was the daughter of Matthäus Sturm and Rosine Link of Brachfeld (Hopfau), Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg, Germany.

I presumed they followed siblings and settled in Minnesota; you have them in Providence, RI. Any evidence (obits, anything??)

GESCHE Bischoff

2009-01-18 13:42:27Z

I have a Gesche Bischoff (female). Is Gesche a woman's name or would it be a last name?

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

dorisdale@aol.com

Carlos T. BISCHOFF d. 7 March 1917 - Kansas City, MO

JohnWOBrien — 2009-01-01 01:53:46Z

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Saturday, April 21, 1917

HIS BODY TO PHILIPPINES.

The body of Carlos T. BISCHOFF, who died March 7
from injuries received in falling from a window at the
General Hospital, will be sent today to the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos S. BISCHOFF, in Iloilo,
Philippine Islands.

BISCHOFF was 22 years old, and at the time of his
death was a student at the Kansas State Agricultural
College in Manhattan.

======================================================
(I have no connection with any of these families but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
======================================================

neirbo8

Jacob Frederick BISCHOFF (b. 1840, Germany)

klf08001 — 2008-09-30 21:45:06Z

I am looking for information about the parents of Jacob Frederick BISHOFF (changed to BISHOP during World War I). He was born November 11, 1840 in Germany and moved to the United States sometime before 1864. He served in the Civil War from 8/17/1864 until 5/19/1865 in Company B, 5th regiment.

He was then married to Rosine STURM, born March 23, 1850 in Brachfeld, Germany. They got married on January 17, 1873 in Newark, NJ.

Children from this marriage include:
Frederick O. Bishop, Arthur E. Bishop, George H. Bishop, Charles F Bishop, William F. Bishop, Walter M. Bishop (my great-grandfather) Rosina, Emma and Bertha.

Jacob died Sept. 29, 1903 in Providence, RI and Rosine died May 1922 also in Providence, RI.

Any information about the parents of Jacob or Rosine would be extremely helpful. I am currently enrolled in a geneaology class and am researching my ancestors.

Kirstin Ferreira
Researching: Bishop (Bischoff), Christmann, Ferreira, Tavares, Roun, Holden, Furtado, Perreira

Dorothy Isenmann Bischoff?

starrider314 — 2008-09-30 21:23:00Z

I'm looking for the children of Charles H. Isenmann and Minnie Becker. If you're reading this, you may know their daughter Dorothy. If this is the case, please respond to this post! I've been looking for these women for so very long! Thank you, Penny

Re: Fredrick Bischoff

BluePosey — 2008-09-05 17:51:09Z

Have you tried the 1880 census for Ottawa IL? or 1870? watch for ANY Bischoff family. If you know his religion, you might contact the Ottawa church of that demonination to see if he was baptized there, or that kind of church at a local town if there wasn't one during the 1870-80 time frame. The local church should be able to tell you what town had a church in 1870-80. Also, assuming he wasn't catholic, a lutheran might attend a Methodist church if it's the only one there because it's close. So you might check any church that was local in 1870-80.
I have seen a website somewhere that lists cemeteries where you can enter a surname to search for a possible burial of a Bischoff relative.
Also, Frederick might not be his first name... it might be John Frederick for instance.
My Bischoff family has Frederick among the names that they use. My great grandfather said he had 7 brothers, and they all went different directions (He ended up in Minnesota). I haven't been able to get names for all the brothers, so am interested in the parents of your Frederick as a possible brother to my August Bischoff!
I hope you are able to find his parents, and would love to hear back if you do. (beret.beatty at gmail.com)
Good Luck!
Beret Beatty

Fredrick Bischoff

sdwalker1994 — 2008-09-05 15:54:32Z

I am looking for information on Fredrick Bischoff. According to his obit he was born in Ottawa, IL on March 11, 1873. He married Fredericka Storbeck on May 24, 1896 in Beecher, IL. I have found no records with his parents names on it. I have hit a wall and would love any help you can give.

Re: Otto Bischoff - Allenstein or Elbing area

barbarakoepsell — 2007-01-19 18:40:10Z

I Am interested in finding Bischoffs from this area or nearer to Marienwerder, etc. Allenstein/ELBING is nearby. My grand=
father was Frederich Bischoff born 1867 but had one sister,
Louise, moved to Hamburg late 1890's. Karl,Wilhelmine, Karoline also siblings. Frederich lived in/near Riesenburg, before coming to states with fiance and family. They were
Lutheran. At the time he was the only one in his family to
come to America. We do not seem to be able to find any infor-
mation about him. He was a baker by trade.
I would prefer you to write to my email address.
Barbara

Bischoff, Joseph, wife Elizabeth, daughters Anna b. 1866, Eva b. 1868, Elizabeth b. 1871 Brooklyn, NY

debzara — 2008-01-20 15:57:06Z

Joseph Bischoff married Elizabeth Bruck c 1865 in St. Benedict's Church, Brooklyn NY. They both died mid 1880's. There were 3 known daughters Anna, Eva and Elizabeth. All are listed in the 1880 census at 1908 Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY. Cannot locate them after that. Hoping someone may have information about them.

Frederick Bischoff

dwalker4634 — 2007-02-25 19:28:31Z

I'm looking for information on Frederick Bischoff. What I know: He married Fredricka Storbeck, their children are Walter, Frieda (Hage), and Alma (Brinkman). Census recordes from 1930 in Martin Co. Minnesota show Fredricka being born around 1869, Walter about 1903 and Freida about 1908. Alma was born 1900

Re: Bischoff Website

bearcub762002 — 2008-08-26 01:01:28Z

Yes, TY...but interestingly...it's only available AFTER I rejoined Ancestry a few days ago...lol

But, he has Johann Conrad marrying a Maria Kraus...or Krais.

The age would match my "Johann Conrad"...or "Conrad"..or "Conradt", who immigrated here in 1764...landing in PA, USA...but IF he brought wife...she was Anna Catharina, and 3 daughters.....the names of the men and women are so similar..

"conrads" on the men's side..."Anna catharine(a)s and "anna margaretha's" on the women's....im not ruling this out yet, though

Re: Bischoff Website

bearcub762002 — 2008-08-23 03:32:48Z

The link is now broken...I had saved it as a fave page to research later...now i have nothing.

Re: Johann Conrad Bischoff

bearcub762002 — 2008-08-23 03:25:44Z

The year of immigration was 1764.,..not 1864...and he also went by "Conrad" and "Conradt"

Re: Johann Conrad Bischoff

bearcub762002 — 2008-06-23 00:17:42Z

ps.he was on the ship Sarah.which was just bought in 1864 prev known as the "Elbe"

Re: Johann Conrad Bischoff

bearcub762002 — 2008-06-23 00:17:41Z

ps.he was on the ship Sarah.which was just bought in 1864 prev known as the "Elbe"

Johann Conrad Bischoff

bearcub762002 — 2008-06-23 00:16:22Z

The only other contact I had no longer has a valid email

THIS Johann immigrated from Germany to PA (thru Philly) in 1864.

He was related to the Conrad Bishop's in Jackson/Ashland, Ohio (see 1870 census, spouse Isabella Mulhallan and variations).

Any luck for me?

Re: Bischoff family of Canton Berne Switzerland

EricJohansson66 — 2007-03-14 01:50:39Z

Johannes Bischoff b. Dec 1823, is my is my Great Great Grandfather. I can fill in a lot of information about Johannes and his father Peter Bischoff b. 1790 for you. Christian b.05 Feb 1857 and Eliza Reusser b. 10 Jul 1872 are in my data base along with the whole family. Email be at johansson@charter.net and I can help you.

Gustav-Hinrich Bischoff kaptain on german submarine U-2359

runedyrholm — 2008-05-19 12:10:05Z

I am looking for survived crewmembers or ancestors of them on the German submarine type XXIII U-2359, that was sunk by British Mosqiuto-fighters on the 2. May 1945 in Kattegat, east of Laessoe(Læsø), Denmark, Scandinavia.

The U-boot has resently been located on deep water, and I am trying to find out wether the official reports, which declares all crewmembers dead, are true. According to the pilots, there were dinghies and survivors in the water. What I dont know for sure is if any of the crew made it to either the coast of Denmark or Sweden, or if they passed away in the cold water(RIP).

If you have any information either to confirm the official reports or to correct it, please let me know, and help solve the mystery about this unique submarine.

The crewmembers were

Gustav-Hinrich Bischoff 11.05.1916
Frohmut Goldschmidt 01.02.1922
Bernhard Bierwald 04.07.1923
Helmut schlecht 16.06.1924
Georg Däumling 07.08.1917
Dieter Deil 14.02.1924
Helmut-Kurt Fiebiger 19.04.1919
Günther Gerlach 17.09.1922
Georg Henslok 06.08.1916
Heinz Hiepe 03.12.1918
Horst Mielewczyk 10.08.1925
W. Rosendahl

Re: BISCHOFF pforzheimer germany

ymstar — 2007-09-23 14:59:26Z

My ggmother was Stephanie Bischoff who died in Pforzheim . Would be interested to see if she is related to Hans. She was married to Friedrich Hoffmann.

Pauline King Bischoff, 76, Daughter of, John and Ethel (Leonard) King,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-04-21 03:21:36Z

Pauline King Bischoff June 12, 1931 - March 15, 2008 Homosassa, Florida

Pauline King Bischoff, 76,
Homosassa, died Saturday, March 15, 2008, in Crystal River. Born June 12, 1931, in Easthampton, Mass.,

to John and Ethel (Leonard) King, she came to this area in 1990.

Mrs. Bischoff was a retired inspector for Paragon Rubber.

She was a charter member of Faith Lutheran Church, Lecanto, where she was president of the Craft Group and active with the Christmas bazaar.

Her husband, Theodore E. Bischoff, preceded her in death.

Survivors include four sons, James E. Bischoff and wife Mary Ann of South Hampton, Mass., Allen W. Bischoff and wife Deborah of Homosassa, Kenneth J. Bischoff and wife Marie of Inverness and Paul Bourke and wife Pam of Ashland, Mass.; brother-in-law, Ralph E. Bischoff and wife Nancy of Homosassa; sister, Marjorie Bagdonas of Dunnellon; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

Re: Bischoff in BRAUNSCHWEIG anyone?

DonnaLHay — 2008-05-31 22:46:44Z

In almost five years I've still made no progress finding Bischoff in the duchy of Braunscweig. I have two passports, three passenger lists, naturalization, census, two marriages, and still nothing more than Braunschweig. Any more suggestions welcome! My direct email is dhay16301@sbcglobal.net -- thanks!

Re: Bischoff Website

D_Velten — 2008-08-23 12:02:39Z

Just Google the site title. It moved to http://bischofftree.topcities.com/

Re: FREDERICK BISCHOFF

jdoug38 — 2007-07-27 02:47:24Z

Do you happen to have any info on Louise Hafer? Her brother William is my great grandfather.
Any info on this side would be appreciated.

BISCHOFF pforzheimer germany

barbaras175 — 2007-07-03 18:37:38Z

looking for info about hans bischoff imigrated from germany in 1963 on ss america with his wife "ina"hilda ingrid. they had two children jacqueline and roger

Bischoff NYC

william_hackmack — 2008-01-29 01:41:25Z

Looking for family of William, Anna, August, Herman, & Mary
Bischoff from Queens, N.Y. They are brothers & sisters. All were born between 1890 & 1905 in Astoria ( Long Island City ) area of Queens.If you see a connection to these people, please reply.

Bill

Re: family heritage in GERMANY

jjsauer — 2008-07-25 21:34:43Z

Trooper47,

Do you know where your Joseph Weltin was born?

Do you know who Jospeh parents were?

I have a Joseph Weltin in my tree, he was born 7 Apr 1844 in Wilmot Township, Waterloo County Ontario.

Jeff Sauer
Brainrd, MN

Carl Hermann Ludwig Bischoff

dsd1231 — 2007-09-30 00:24:45Z

I am looking for my grandfather's relatives.
He was born in Worms in 1908 and had a sister named Catherine Gertrudis and a brother named Kurt who passed away in 1943. He letf to South America in 1930 or earlier.

Barbara Bischoff Theurer obit 1913

Theurer784 — 2008-07-25 04:32:43Z

Casey Vindicator
Casey, Guthrie county, Iowa
June 20, 1913

Mrs. Barbara Theurer, nee Bischoff, was born in Baden, Germany, March 17, 1836. She came to this country in 1854, with her father, four brothers and a sister, all of whom preceded her into the Great Beyond.

She made her home in Chicago until her marriage to Mr. John Theurer, at Princeton, Illinois, December 25, 1856. Mr. and Mrs. Theurer located at Mendota, Illinois, residing there and in that vicinity for thirty-five years. From Illinois, they moved into Guthrie county, Iowa. Here they established themselves on a farm where they made their home continuously until the death of Mr. Theurer in 1909. This dispensation abrupted a relationship that had been maintained with singular devotion and mutual loyalty for fifty years.

Fourteen children crowned this union, nine of whom are living—three sons: John of Lockwood, Missouri, Charlie of Casey, Iowa, William of Wellington, Kansas—six daughters: Kate, Anna and Julia of Lohrville, Iowa; Gertrude of Lake City; Carrie of Casey, Iowa; Adaline of Caldwell, Idaho; and a step-daughter, Mrs. Jacob Croisant, of Casey, Iowa. All of these were present at the funeral except Adaline, resident as above noted, at Caldwell, Idaho.

Mrs. Theurer has been ill, suffering extensively during these long and weary months. Her release came at 10:30 p.m., Monday evening, June 9, 1913, when she passed away at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Croisant, in the 78th year of her age. Funeral services were held at the Croisant home, Wednesday, June 11th, Rev. N. R. Miles of Lenox, Iowa, officiating. Interment in the Menlo cemetery.

The Vindicator tenders its earnest sympathy to the bereaved sons and daughters, mourning the loss of their venerable and beloved mother.

Bischoff family of Canton Berne Switzerland

Bisch33 — 2007-03-12 03:33:41Z

Am looking for any info on Christian Bischoff who married Eliza Ruesser. Father John Bischoff (abt 1837). Immigrated to US in abt 1884. Would like any info on ancestors who lived in Berne Switzerland. Christian was my great grandfather.

Bischoff

WGFGER — 2006-12-12 08:06:17Z

Inge Bischoff, * 6. Dez. 1936, Heringen/W. (Im Glockengewann 8)

Stefanie Bischoff, Pforzheim Baden

ehoffmann069 — 2007-04-03 21:14:56Z

I am looking for Stefanie Bischoff who was married to Karl Friedrich Hoffmann and had four children - Friedrich (Fritz), Max, Hedwig and Alfred. Lived in Pforzheim Baden.

I can be e-mailed at ehoffmann@alltel.net.

Obituary - D Bruce Bischoff - abt 1926 - 02 Nov 2007

figaro1st — 2007-11-19 23:39:13Z

BISCHOFF, D. Bruce Was called to his eternal rest on Friday, November 2, 2007 at Riverside Hospital after a 10 day stay in the Intensive Care Unit. He was 81 years old. Bruce was a graduate from Brown High School in Kilbourne, Ohio and attended the Ohio State University where he had a special love for the Buckeyes. He had been the Owner/Operator of Sequoia Swim Club and was the swimming coach for many of the swimmers in the Northland Community. Bruce recently retired from Sequoia Timing where he traveled to swim meets to provide timing for the swimmers. He was lovingly called "Mr. B." One of his favorite activities was cooking and many people referred to him as the "Onion Man King". He loved to attend functions and provide the joy of his cooking to others. Bruce was preceded in death by his mother, Lucille Cullins and father, Robert Bischoff; brothers, Robert and Jack Bischoff. Survived by his loving wife, Toni of 57 years; daughters, Becky (James) Bartholomew and Tina (Tonie) Lovin; sons, Bruce (Sharon) Bischoff and Paul (Ramona) Bischoff; grandchildren, Erin (Steve) Waite, Dan and Bryan Bartholomew, McKenzie (Colin) Bumgarner, Mason and Matthew Bischoff, Cory (Barbie) Elam, Jennifer (Joe) Bolton, Morgan Bischoff, Michaella Bischoff, Alexandria Trespasso; Josh Lovin; 6 great grandchildren, Skyler and Haley Elam, Madison and Hunter Bolton, Trinity and Myrrah Bischoff. He was anxiously awaiting the arrival of three more great grandchildren; he leaves his faithful and beloved dog, Hershey of 12 years. Bruce has touched the hearts of people all over the State of Ohio and beyond with his kind and warm embraces. He was never too busy to give a word of encouragement to someone in need. The family extends their sincere and prayerful thanks to the ICU staff at Riverside Hospital for their kind and special care during his illness and also his many friends who have prayed for his recovery. Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10 AM Thursday, November 8, 2007 at St. Anthony Catholic Church, 1500 Urban Drive. Father Mark Ghiloni Celebrant. Burial to follow at St. Joseph Cemetery. Family will receive friends Tuesday from 4-8 PM and Wednesday from 4-8 PM at SCHOEDINGER NORTH CHAPEL, 5554 Karl Road, where a prayer service will be held 4:30 PM on Wednesday. In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to the Ohio State University Marching Band in memory of D. Bruce Bischoff or the American Diabetes Association.
Published in the Dayton Daily News on 11/5/2007.

Catherine Maragrete Bischoff

mlreed1982 — 2007-06-18 02:49:36Z

I'm looking for info on Catherine Maragrete Bischoff born approx. 1812 in Edewecht, Germany to Johann Bischoff and Catherine Margarethe Ottmanns. She married Johann Gehrels. If you have any info on her or her parents it would be greatly appreciated.

Moriah

Otto Bischoff - Allenstein or Elbing area

steelcad — 2007-01-17 09:20:24Z

I am looking for my Grandfather

Hermann Karl Otto Bischoff
B 2 April 1908 in Elbing Prussia
D 23 August 1942

--Siblings--

Else Charlotte - B 13 Sept 1898 Elbing--
Meta Gertrude – B 12 Oct 1900 Elbing -
(Known to be living in Locken at 1942)--
Fritz Otto Georg – B 13 March in Elbing--

--Parents of Hermann Karl Otto Bischoff--

Fritz Hermann Georg Bischoff --
Maria Anna (or Auguste) Bischoff nee Heinrich (B 1880?)

Re: family heritage in GERMANY

skielpinski — 2007-10-28 22:28:39Z

Hello,
My husband's mother's maiden name was Anna Amanda Bischoff. She was born in 1919 in Waterloo, Iowa. We have her father as Arthur Bischoff about 1884 in Tennesee. We would greatly appreciate any information you may have. Anna Amanda Bischoff married Ralph Carl Kielpinski. They had three living daughters and three living sons. There are 18 living grandchildren, and at least 5 living great grandchildren. Anna grew up on a farm.

I have one German in my family tree, I will look him up. He fought for the British in the Revolutionary War and stayed and raised a family (Susan).

Thank you

Paul and Susan Kielpinski
creative52x52x@yahoo.com

Re: Carl Bischoff

marie_mccarty2 — 2007-03-17 05:49:57Z

we have a catherine vollers ancestor

Re: Carl Hermann Ludwig Bischoff

Tyskandy — 2007-12-14 14:17:11Z

Hello Catherine,

the city of Worms isn´t my area of family researching. If you don´t know the parents of your grandfather you should write to the registry office of Worms. Take a look to their homepage:

http://www.worms.de/deutsch/rathaus/buergerservice/standesam...

And there use "Anforderung einer Urkunde aus dem Geburtsbuch" (~ request for a birth document).

Or write to the resident´s registry office:

http://www.worms.de/deutsch/rathaus/buergerservice/sachgebie...

There you could get some informations about Katherine and Kurt.

In a case of questions you are welcome.

Sincerely,

Andreas Bischoff, Berlin-Germany

Peck, Bishop, Powell, Friend

JohnCBassSr — 2007-11-08 18:12:52Z

These lines have a Bischoff/Bishop tie:

Hey Ya'll,
Here is my Mother's genealogy as far as I know so far. My GGGGgrandparents were George and Elizabeth Peck Bishop. I knew the parents of Elizabeth were Corad and Catherine Peck. I've recently learned that the father of Catherine was Israel Friend. Conrad Peck1 and Catherine Friend Peck were among some of the first settlers in Bedford County, PA. (now Fulton Co.). They had lost much, including children, to Indian attacks. They were some of the Founders of Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church in 1752. Early Church members had to have Sentries posted at the doors in case of attack. Israel Friend is my GGGGGGgrandfather. My other GGGGGGgrandfather is the Rev. Joseph Powell, 1st. Pastor of Tonoloway Church from 1765 until his death in 1804. Rev. Joseph Powell and Rachel rose Powell were the parents of Mary, who married Jacob Bishop. They were the parents of George Bishop. Any of ya'll connected to my lines? John C. Bass,Sr. in S.E. Mississippi.

Re: Bischoff , Queens , N.Y.

budbrown1 — 2007-01-01 16:59:56Z

Bill,
I am part of a Adam Bischoff (1837 Germany) clan from Astoria, In fact I was born and lived in Astoria for 2 years. I have a Herman married to Anna, but not a William married to Anna. My mom was a Bischoff.
There were a lot of Bischoffs in Queens and long Island.
Bud