Bohmbach - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bohmbach - MA

ldahling — 2008-05-11 16:05:45Z

Hello, Michael. I've done extensive research on the Bohmbach name, and I believe that a branch of the Minnesota family did move to Massachusetts. You can check out http://www.minnesotacousins.com/ and click on the Bohmbach link to read some of what I've found. I am happy to answer any questions you have. Regards, Loren.

Re: Bohmbach - MA

bohmbachmichael — 2008-05-09 17:54:27Z

hi how you doing...well i was just lookig at some contacts about our last name and it brought me to this. my name is mike im from boston ma and i am 20 . send me a message back i wanna ask some questions

Re: Hans-Werner Meyer

hannesmeij — 2008-01-17 10:09:12Z

Hi Loren Dahling, my new email-adress: hannes.meij@kerkennet.nl

Re: Hans-Werner Meyer

KMHeichler — 2007-04-18 22:37:40Z

Hello,
Am looking for information on the parents of my great grandmother, Marie Meyer. Was told her parents were Christian Heinrich Meyer and Ann Margrete Boh (Anna Margaretha). Believe Boh might have been shorted from Bohmback.
Marie married Heinrich Maximilian Friedrich "Max" Gerlach when she was 17 and "Max" was 31 on Oct. 4, 1849. According to the 1870 census of Wisconsin, Milwaukee she was born in Holstein, Germany. Another record states she was born Aug. 30, 1832 in Frederikstad Slesvig, Denmark.
Heinrich immigrated to Wisconsin in 1844. He was born in Altman, Germany, Bavaria on Jan. 5, 1818.
Have the history of this couple with their children up until their deaths and burial in Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee.

Re: Hans-Werner Meyer

2006-09-16 15:21:50Z

Yes, I did. I've got it. Hannes

Re: Hans-Werner Meyer

ldahling — 2006-09-16 13:47:42Z

Thanks for answering! I recently sent a message with some attachments to your e-mail address. Did you receive it?

Re: Hans-Werner Meyer

2006-09-06 17:42:51Z

Hi Loren,
read your message. Here I am. My email-acc's changed. Sorry for the inconvenience in this case.I've got some docs (pure) about Bohnenberg/Meyer-my Gg...parents of my father's side.

Bohmbach/Bohnenberg family from Agathenburg

ldahling1 — 2005-11-16 02:56:10Z

Hans-Werner Meyer

ldahling — 2004-11-08 00:07:29Z

A message posted 17 Nov 2000 by Hans-Werner Meyer of Muenster/Westfalia on the Bohmbach-L list states that he is looking for the family of Anna Margareta Bohnenberg (born c1770 in Brest or Ahlerstedt) who married Jürgen Heinrich Meyer (born 4 Feb 1760 in Nenndorf/Hittfeld, today Rosengarten). They were his 2nd great-grandparents on his father's side, and they farmed in Nenndorf/Hittfeld while several of their sons became shoemakers in the areas of Hittfeld, Moisburg, Bargstedt, Buxtehude, and Stade. Well, this couple seems to be listed as married in the Stade St. Wilhadi church books:

23. September 1787
Jürgen Hinrich Meyer: Joachim Meyer zu Niendorf im ...Harburg ehel. Sohn und Jungfer
Anna Margaretha Bohnbarg: Johann Bohnbargs in Agathenburg ehe!. Tochter

This seems to point to Anna Margaretha's parents being my very own Johann Christian Bohnbarg and Maria Cordes, as mentioned earlier. The e-mail address on the posting was no longer valid in Nov 2004. Another posting was made by Hannas Meyer of Muenster to GEN-DE-L on 30 Jul 2004 with the same information. The address listed there only a few months before was also no longer valid. I believe these were posted by the same person, and I'd like Hans-Werner Meyer to please contact me to discuss this. It appears that we are both descendants of the Bohnbarg/Bohnenberg/Bohmbach family in Agathenburg.

Edward and Marie Bohmbach

ldahling — 2004-01-26 04:21:46Z

Hi again. I recently ran across the family of Frank Bohmbach and Christina Nibbe in Boston, MA. One of their children was Edward Bohmbach, born circa 1898 in New York State. He was a sailor according to the 1920 census. His wife was Marie from Canada, and they had a son Edward circa 1930 while living in Boston. I assume this is your family, and you can check what I found at www.minnesotacousins.com and click on the "Loren" link to see my GEDCOM.

Frank was born in New York State after the family arrived from Germany. He grew up in Minnesota, where his first child was born. Frank's father was Johann Hinrich [Henry] Bohmbach, brother to my Gr-Gr-Grandma Anna Vollmers. Henry and his parents are buried in Red Wing, MN.

I hope to hear from you soon, as I am very interested in filling out this line.

Thanks,
Loren

Bohmbach photos

ldahling — 2002-04-20 16:13:15Z

I wish to contact someone having access to photos of Diedrich Bohmbach b. 1822, Henry Bohmbach b. 1823, Louis Bohmbach b. 1835, and Frederick Bohmbach b. 1843. Henry and Louis are buried at St. John's Cemetery in Red Wing, Minnesota. Frederick is buried at Mill Springs National Cemetery in Kentucky. Diedrich died in Germany. They were sons of Johann Bohmbach and Anna Höper. I would also like a photo of Johann. I already have one of Anna. Thanks.

We are related

ldahling — 2002-04-19 13:58:40Z

Dr. Bohmbach contacted me again, and we both descend from the same Agathenburg family.

Re: Bohmbach - MA

2002-02-16 18:21:52Z

Thank you for responding to my post. I would love to know more about your family. I don't remember what I posted on the board and I'm having trouble accessing it. All that I know is that my grandfather Edward, originally came from the New York area and died in 1942. He had five children, 3 sons and 2 daughters. I am a daughter of his son, Robert. I was wondering exactly how we are related with you people in Minnesota. If you know the connection, let me know.

Re: Bohmbach - MA

2002-02-14 19:39:18Z

My name is Nate Bohmbach, and I am from Red Wing, Minnesota. Many Bohmbachs reside is Red Wing, my grandfather's name was Alfred. Please e-mail me if you are interested in other information.

Re: Bohmbach/Bohnenberg family from Agathenburg

ldahling — 2002-01-15 14:41:15Z

Dr. Bohmbach recently sent me a letter, and I am happy to have that contact. We still do not have a definitive connection, but there is positive speculation. I will follow up on this as well as I can.

Bohmbach family GER>NY>MN

LDahling8337 — 2001-06-24 02:27:39Z

My Bohmbach family was born in Bargstedt parish, Hannover and supposedly arrived in NY in 1854 before moving on to Minnesota. I don't remember hearing of your line. You can read about my family at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dahling/.

ger>ny>mn

2000-07-29 13:55:25Z

Thank you for the info Loren. I printed the information from the link you provided. I am going to find out where our branch of the family fits in to your branch. I will let you know what I find out.

Bohmbach - MA

2000-05-27 18:17:30Z

My grandfather was Edward Charles Bohmbach. I believe he was born in Upstate New York in the late 1800's and eventually settled in Massachusetts. He died of pneumonia in 1942. I know his parents came from Germany, but I have no idea where they originally came from. I was wondering if anyone had any infomation on the Bohmbach name.