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Re: Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

beutnerc — 2012-06-01 03:32:14Z

Thanks again.
I used to live the Detroit area, but have moved to the Austin Texas area. So great to meet a relative of the Beutner clan.

Sherry

Re: Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

NancyKinzer — 2012-05-28 19:32:32Z

I was born in Dearborn 1957. The family moved first to Brownville Texas in 1960 then onto California in 1963. Mom found out we lived less than 5 miles from her cousin Shirley, the daughter of Walter Beutner. We were close with them for a long time. And yes, it is great to meet a member of the Beutner clan!

Re: Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

NancyKinzer — 2012-05-28 18:27:39Z

By the way, I posted the county marriage record for Fred and Lizzie at Ancestry. Search Fred and you will see it if you are subscribed.

Re: Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

NancyKinzer — 2012-05-28 17:40:40Z

Yes, Henry Horn. I believe they are buried at the same cemetery as Fred and Lizzie. I will send an email today. Send your email address and I will put it in my email. - I have no ideas about the German connections. Great, if we pool all our resources maybe we can get somewhere meaningful, eh. I'll have to get in touch with my cousin again, she lives in Dearborn, nudge her a bit for more information. Perhaps she'll find more urgency once she knows we have others researching the family line. – So nice to meet you Sherry! I’ll look up the marriage record for Lizzie and Fred today and email it to you.

Re: Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

beutnerc — 2012-05-28 17:24:38Z

Thanks so much for your reply. I am thrilled. Debbie,s, grandmother was married to Henry Horn of New Boston, Michigan. I would love to get in touch with Debbie. Not sure who her parents are. We used to spend a lot of time on her Grandparents farm in New Boston as kids. I just returned from a visit to Germany last month, but had no idea where the family originated from. I had an uncle who traced the line back to Hamburg, but that info seems to have been lost as the uncle has passed away and I'm not sure his son knows where it is.

Again thanks for your help and please put me in touch with Debbie,
Sherry

Re: Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

NancyKinzer — 2012-05-28 16:54:18Z

Okay, so we are related...my grandmother (Martha died 1987 here in California) and your grandfather are brother and sister. In fact, I have been communicating with Debbie, Ida's granddaughter in the last year or so, and a closer relative to you. As an FYI, I was incorrect about Fred's emigration info, another Fred in NY. - I found the marriage record for Fred and Lizzie, married 1882'ish in Detroit. Someday I will attach the info in Ancestry. I believe Lizzie emigrated with her parents as I find a brother and sister's marriage info for Springwells. I can't recall all the details at the moment to be able draw this conclusion. I have not done a lot of work on this line... yet. The next area is emigration then onto Germany but the European records will be time consuming and I fear they will be so hard to trace, and I don’t read nor speak German. Mother always told me Freddy was from Bavaria but who knows. I have no picture of Fred and only one picture of Lizzie via German Registration during WWI. One of Freddy's children ended up with all the family photos but we never knew who. - As a side note, perhaps you've heard of Lizzie's wedding dress being displayed at the old Hudson's store for many years until Macy's bought them out. Apparently, my Grandmother donated it to the Dearborn Historical Museum. Your cousin Debbie inquired about it last year and was told it is in deep storage for the time being as the museum is in need of renovation and they are depending on donations for this. – I have a cousin who did a family tree many years ago but her hard drive was destroyed. She was working on data retrieval but has more work do in this area. I am hoping for more information than what I have but all I can do is wait. Let me know if you’d like to hook up with Debbie and I will let her know. - Nancy

Re: Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

beutnerc — 2012-05-28 15:33:38Z

Hi, my Grandfathers name was Otto Beutner, his fathers name was Frederick. Otto lived in the Detroit, Michigan area and passed away in 1969. He and his wife Ida had 6 children. My Great Grandfather Frederick's grave is located in New Boston, Michigan. My fathers name is Russell. If there is any other info on this branch of the Beutner family please respond.

Buettner, Kaul, Frankfurt Germany

Gunsau5 — 2012-04-09 23:23:07Z

Looking for decendants of Monica Buettner or her daughter Maria or Anna Kaul. I have letters & pictures of them from Frankfurt Germany around 1910. Monica would have been my grandmother's cousin. Any information is appreciated.

Trying to trace information about the Buettner Family from Cincinnati Ohio USA

DBuettnerBanks — 2012-01-12 16:00:31Z

Hello I was born 1946 my fathers name was Frederick Buettner he worked for Baldwin Piano Company,(sadly hes now deceased approx 2000, place of death claremont Ohio. He remarried and sadly my stepmother her first name known as Ginny is also deceased. I still have many cousins in the states my father had a sister my aunt who Im still in contact with. I think the Wulker Family comes into the Buettner history too, I had a great Gran Wulker. I now live in the Uk no family sadly of my own to pass the buettner name too. Can anyone help me please my aunt lives in Cincinnati still.my email is davidbuettner01@aol.com.

Francis & Margaretha Buettner

jamester524 — 2011-11-29 19:32:32Z

Hello,

Looking for any family of Francis & Margaretha Buettner. Came from Germany around 1852, had one child in New York, then another in Ontario, then moved to Winnipeg area of Manitoba for the rest of their years. Both born around 1825 or so. Possibly from Wurtenburg? Looking to find out where in Germany they came from, parents, siblings.

Re: Lingenfelder & photo-copying

rebholzgary — 2011-10-01 17:25:02Z

re: photo-copying fragile items like early city directories

The early directories at the library were also microfilmed and available in their collection (as well as places like the UW-Milwaukee Golda Meir Library). You could have printed those pages, or even photographed the microfilm screen to avoid wasting quarters. Or (posting this in 2011) just photograph the directory with a phone.

Gary Rebholz
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" 1844-1950

Re: Buettners in St. Louis and Illinois

fitts1027 — 2011-06-02 19:50:12Z

Henry T. Buettner and Wilhelmine nee Burgdorf were married in St. Louis, MO at Trinity Lutheran Church not Waterloo, IL

William Frederick Buettner

jeejee84 — 2011-04-13 04:55:30Z

Born March 10, 1865 in Königsberg, Germany and died June 6, 1929 in Centralia, IL. Married Elizabeth Merten and had 8 children. I am looking for information on William's parents. I have a ton of information to share!! Thank you for all the help!

Gertrude B. Fitzgerald Buettner, age 93, daughter of . Harry and Anna Seelinger Fitzgerald.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-02-14 02:21:53Z

Gertrude B. Fitzgerald Buettner, age 93, of Erie, died Thursday, February 10, 2011 at St. Mary's Home, East. She was born in Erie on September 2, 1917 a daughter of the late Harry and Anna Seelinger Fitzgerald. She attended Mass at St. George Church and loved flowers and gardening. She was preceded in death by her husband, Elmer Buettner in 1998, two sisters, Mary Burch and Virginia Fitzgerald and a brother, Harry Fitzgerald.
She is survived by a daughter, Virginia Buettner of Erie and a son, Douglas Buettner and his wife Irene of Erie, two grandchildren, Douglas Buettner, Jr and Kimberly Buettner both of Erie, a sister, Anna Mae Lee and her husband Norman of Erie and several nieces and nephews also survive. Friends may call on Sunday at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc. 2502 Sassafras St. Erie, Pa. 16502 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and are invited to the Funeral Service there on Monday morning at 10:00 a.m. officiated by Deacon Robert Ball. Send condolences to www.kloeckerfuneralhome.com Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Kearsarge Fire Department, 4930 West St. Erie, Pa. 16509.
Erie Times-News on February 12, 2011.

St. George Church ."

Re: searching roots

evbuettner — 2010-12-14 15:50:04Z

Olá Corinna,
vi sua pergunta hoje! Apenas um pequeno esclarecimento: os "von Buettner" não deixaram a Silésia através do porto de Stettin, mas, comprovadamente (te entreguei a lista de passageiros) pelo Porto de Hamburgo. Os portos de emigração eram Hamburgo e Bremen e, me parece, até certo ponto Lübeck.
Um grande abraço e feliz Natal e um bom ano novo!
Edgar

Friedrich Albert Büttner, born Meiningen 1864

Wolfgang2162001 — 2010-09-16 10:54:46Z

Here he is mentioned and some other Buettner emigrants from Sachsen-Meiningen:

http://www.thueringen.de/imperia/md/content/staatsarchive/me...

Re: Buettners from Ulo, Wisconsin

Stolowski — 2010-07-25 01:38:59Z

Looking for relatives of John Edward Beuttner married to Magdalene Barthold. children, Ottillie, theodore and Hulda

Re: to Phillip Miller

Stolowski — 2010-07-25 01:30:21Z

My great grand father is John Edward Beuttner, looking for info

Beutner's of Wayne County Michigan

NancyKinzer — 2010-01-29 02:07:51Z

I read all 800 emails at this board and found no info on Michigan Beutner’s. My mother use to tell me stories of her parents driving to New York and Minnesota/Wisconsin (?) to visit with Beutner relatives. The only name I can recall now is Otto who lived in NY. I know my family is related to these Buettner lines somewhere and I would like to start some communication with those looking for the same families.

My Great-Grandpa Frederick immigrated to New York on Aug 10, 1882, naturalized 1899. According to the historical documents, his name is spelled Beutner. His address 239 1st Ave NYC, and his witness Jacob Jungenman at 157 1st St, NYC.
Frederick married Louise Geikowski, most likely in NY, moving to New Boston, Michigan. They had 12 children:

1 - Otto Beutner 05 Nov 1888 May 1969
2 - Fred Beutner 18 Oct 1889 Jan 1963
3 - William Beutner 21 Dec 1893 Jul 1967
4 - Ida Beutner 13 Apr 1894 Aug 1976
5 - Edward Beutner 07 Apr 1896 Dec 1971
6 - Esther Beutner 17 Dec 1897 Aug 1984
7 - Edith Beutner 27 May 1898 Jan 1986
8 - Harry Beutner 19 Aug 1899 Oct 1980
9 - Walter Beutner 04 Nov 1901 Aug 1984
10 - Caroline Beutner 14 Aug 1903 Jun 1983
11 - Unknown Twin 14 Aug 1903
12 - Martha Ann Beutner 17 Feb 1906 Feb 1987
So if you are a Beutner seeking your ancestery please email me.

Re: Buettner, Rev. Dr. William H.

Michele_Pomeroy — 2009-09-15 12:57:13Z

In Detroit, where this book was written, he was the pastor of Christ Lutheran Church. Prior to that he was at St. Paul's in Cleveland, at Pittsburg for six months (no church name mentioned) and in Waterloo Canada for two years (again, no church name mentioned).

Hope this helps you.

Re: Buettner, Rev. Dr. William H.

genealchemist — 2009-09-15 02:34:07Z

Hello,

I'd like to know what church Rev. William H. Buettner was the pastor for. My family members were married by him.

Does your book mention any Jendrian, Reitz, Schultz, Ongar families?

BUETHNER, BUETTNER - Zippnow, Kr. Deutsch Krone, W. Prussia

sbuethner — 2009-05-22 19:07:53Z

My husband's family [BÜTTNER, in Germany; BUETHNER or BUETTNER in USA] was from Zippnow, Dt. Krone, West Prussia area. The earliest known is David BÜTTNER, b. bef 1796. Zippnow is a small area, described as: Zippnow is a village in the north with 1985 inhabitants in the year 1939 with an own kath. and evang. parish. Also this locations had a Standesamt and a Amtsbezirk in this location. The jurisdiction was Jastrow. There were 174 farms at this time.

Researching in MN County Court Houses, I have found the name spelt 7 different ways, for the same person: Buettner, Buethner, Bittner, Bitner, Buttner, Butner, Bruttner, and maybe even a few others. Our family has always pronounced the name more like Bit ner. The German Ü translates to UE, therefore the spelling. If you have BITNERs from Germany, you may want to try the German spelling.

John A. BUETHNER [BUETTNER] Obit, 1936, MN, ND

sbuethner — 2009-05-22 18:27:38Z

Obit - Hillsboro Banner - Friday, October 2. 1936 [Hillsboro, ND]

JOHN BUETHNER DIES SATURDAY

Traill Resident Since 1888 Buried Here After Funeral Rites Held Tuesday

A resident of this county since 1888 and of Hillsboro since 1930, Johann Albert Buethner, died on Saturday following a short illness at his residence in this city.

Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Rev. A. T. Tjornhom officiating. Active pall bearers were Henry Wist, Richard Rachow, Otto Siegert, Adam Weible, Herman Grothmann, and Wm. Meyer. Honorary pall bearers were John Steffin, John Mergenthal, Fred Rachow, Emil Goshinska, Peter Grothmann, Gust Tetzlaff, Leo Boettcher and Gust Jahnke.

Mr. Buethner was born in Zippnow, West Prussia, Germany October 6, 1863. He was baptized, received his instruction and was confirmed in the Evangelical Luthern Church at Zippnow.

At the age of 20 years, he immigrated to America, locating at Evansville, Minn. Four years later, he arrived in Traill County, taking a half section farm in Bohnsack Township on which he resided until retiring and moving into Hillsboro six years ago.

He was married to Miss Auguste Breitzke at Millerville, Minn., in 1891.

Survivors are Mrs. Buethner; four children, Gust, Anna, John and Alfred, all of this vicinity; and five grand children.

Albert J. BUETHNER [BUETTNER], Obit - 1929, MN

sbuethner — 2009-05-22 18:19:09Z

Obit -- Fergus Falls Weekly, October 3, 1929

Albert J. Buethner, Effington Twp.,

Died at his home there Sept. 28, 1929, death being due to a stroke.

Albert John Buethner was born in W. Prussia Germany, Sept 15, 1853, and died at the age of 79 years and 13 days. In the year of 1881 he was married to Wilhelmina Rehbein, of W. Prussia Germany.

In the year of 1883 he emmigrated to America to make a home for his family, and two years later his wife and two children came across, making their home with William Klein, in Millerville. Later he bought a farm in N. Effington, where he and his family have resided ever since.

He was the father of 9 children, 4 boys and 5 girls. One son, Fred, died at the age of 4 years, and a daughter, Bertha was drowned in the Red River at Moorhead while getting a pail of water. Another son, John, died May 24, 1929, at the Sanitorum at Otter Tail lake. His wife passed away on April 15, 1929. The surviving children are; Albert, living on the farm in Effington; Gustave and Minnie, at home; Mrs. Frank Boutch, (Emma) of Mora, MN; Mrs. Walter Schlaefke, (Ida) of Davenport, IA; and Mrs. Edward Wesley (Augusta) of Almora.

Buettner

LarryGBJR — 2008-12-28 21:06:10Z

Looking for a Jack Wicks to contact me who posted some wrong information on my father Lawrence Buettner. I would like to get it corrected. Thanks Larry

Re: Waterloo, Illinois Buettners

Janicans — 2008-10-07 23:19:03Z

I e-mailed you at the address given, hope you received it?

Re: Waterloo, Illinois Buettners

indianeyes29 — 2008-10-04 23:14:43Z

Yes, thank you for the reply. This is my husband's side. Edwin( Eddie) Buettner married Agnes Mildred ( Milli?) Cook. They had Jerry Buettner who married Patricia Hill all in Monroe Co. Jerry is my husband's grandpa and he doesn't really know a lot of his side of the family. Any info would be great! You can e-mail me at littleflower2@charter.net
Thank You
Sabrina

Re: Waterloo, Illinois Buettners

Janicans — 2008-10-04 22:22:22Z

Hi Sabrina. I'm related to the Buettner's in Monroe Co., IL., as well. Is your connection through Eddie and Millie?

Re: Buettners in St. Louis and Illinois

tjbits — 2008-08-08 09:41:34Z

I have come across this line several times and have not made a connection between the two families. Although they are probably related. Just need to find out how. My GGG Grandfather Heinrich Sr was born about 1808 in Saxony, Germany and left Germany in about 1848. I believe that George Johann came here in the 1850's. Let me know if you need further info on your line as I have kept my notes on this line in hopes that I will connect the two families.

Re: Buettners in St. Louis and Illinois

ArleneBaum90 — 2008-08-07 00:47:32Z

I am not related. My great grandparents were Henry T. Buettner and Wilhelmine nee Burgdorf. They married in 1883 in Waterloo, Illinois. His father was Johann George Buettner and the mother was Margaretha Schupp.

buettner, james(Jim)

alronnie — 2008-07-01 22:32:22Z

Jim have you moved? Reply. Al Hickman alronnie@aol.com

Re: Waterloo, Illinois Buettners

indianeyes29 — 2008-05-13 19:10:55Z

I also have Buettners in Waterloo Il. John W Buettner married Capitola Pauline Hofsetter June 1915. They had 14? children the oldest being Edwin Abraham Buettner who married Agnes Mildred Crook in 1939 In Waterloo. That is all the info I have would love more!! Who were John and Capitola's parents and so on?
Will share what I have.
Thanks
Sabrina

Re: Buettner from Zickerke, Naugard, Pommern

shutrbuglin — 2008-04-23 01:19:52Z

I hope you are still an active member of ancestry! You stated that you have old records of Buettners in Germany. I am at dead ends with my Buettners. I have an August Buettner DOB 28 Apr 1852 in Zickerke. He emmigrated to Shawano Co, WI. Are you familiar with that area of Germany/Pommerania?

Daniel Buettner / Minnie Reichert in NW PA

trippingpara — 2008-01-30 03:15:33Z

I am trying to trace my Grandmother's line. Her name was Alice W (Buettner) Tobias. Her father's name was Daniel Buettner, born in or around Erie, Pennsylvania in Sept. 1867. Daniel's parents both came from Germany. His wife was Minnie Reichert, born in Württemberg, Germany in Feb. 1874. She emigrated to the US in or around 1887 at the age of 13. If anybody has any info on Minnie Reichert or Daniel Buettner and their families would be greatly appreciated!! The plethora of various spellings for both Reichert and Buettner is mind boggling!

Re: Buettner Name

cableaving — 2007-11-18 04:51:32Z

I am looking for information on my GGG grandparents the following information is what I have so far:

Karl W. Buettner place of origin Hohenkraenig/Koenigsberg born 11/27/1814 Married Dorothea Louise Buettner, Geb. Zobel born 8/10/1821 their children were Frederick, Caroline, August and Augusta all were born overseas but I could not find a listing for Augusta so I would guess she was born on the way over to the US or born here in the US. ANy information would be greatly appreciated C. Buettner

Robert Duane Buetner

ralphsharris — 2007-09-27 16:57:17Z

Found this article in the local newspaper.
http://www.columbian.com/
If anyone has any information. Please contact the number below.

Medical examiner seeks help to find man's kin.

Robert Duane Buettner was born in Alameda, Calif., in the San Francisco Bay area. He served in the U.S. Army from 1973 to 1976.

On April 28, he died at the age of 51 at a local nursing home. The Clark County medical examiner's office has been unable to find any of his family.

Buettner had a history of lung disease and lived in Vancouver for at least the past 10 years. His military records show his parents were Dorothy Carter and Francis Buettner.

Anyone with information about Buettner is asked to call the medical examiner's office at 360-397-8405

Re: Buettner of PA

ThomasBuettner77 — 2007-05-21 22:21:40Z

My name is Tom Buettner,George And Matilda Were my great grand parents that lived on the north side of Pgh.Contact me at dlbtfb@hotmail.com

Re: Coppes/O'Conner/Buettner

egpuhl1 — 2007-04-28 16:57:13Z

Esther Coppes, who married John W. Buettner, had a sister named Martha (my grandmother). Their parents were Edward Coppes, 1870-1922, and Julia O'Conner, 1869-1935. Both are buried in Uniondale Cemetery in Pittsburgh.

Re: BUETTNERs from Steglitz, Germany to Wisconsin

jlocatel — 2007-04-15 20:02:45Z

Hi John, My Arthur G. GEHRKE's father was Gustav W. GEHRKE, second wife was Carrie BARTHORPE; they had 3 children, Florence, Dorothy & Arthur. Gustav was my Great grandfather, and his first wife, Augusta ZILLE was my paternal Great grandmother. My "cousin" contact is the daughter of MY Arthur's sister Florence.

Sounds like we are talking to different Arthur's??

Jeanne

Re: BUETTNERs from Steglitz, Germany to Wisconsin

johnstewart48 — 2007-04-15 19:40:32Z

I think we are talking about two different Arthur Gehrkes. The one I'm looking for is:

Arthur Gehrke Born 18 Feb 1911 in IL Died Jul 1985 in Herington, Dickinson Co., KS married 22 Jun 194? in KS (subsequently divorced) Clara Emma Winkelman. born 09 Jul 1919 in Sterling Twp., Hodgeman Co., KS Died 12 Jan 1996 in Portland, Multnomah Co., OR.

Re: BUETTNERs from Steglitz, Germany to Wisconsin

jlocatel — 2007-04-15 18:31:12Z

Hello,

I must have missed the notification of your response to my posting in August, sorry!!

All I have to date is from Ernestina's obit. that she came from Steglitz, they were Evangelical Lutheran. Still hoping for some document to turn up in the requests that I have sent to other "cousins"!! ANY suggestions for research would be appreciated.

Thank you, Jeanne

Re: BUETTNERs from Steglitz, Germany to Wisconsin

jlocatel — 2007-04-15 18:28:28Z

Hello John,

Thank you for your message regarding my GEHRKE line...I would be interested to know what else you might have on Arthur G. Gehrke, DOB 9-21-1911 died Sept. 23, 1981. I have his wife as Patricia C. Peters, and they had 2 children Gary and Carol. Are we still talking the same Arthur GEHRKE?? I am in contact with his niece who still lives in the Chicago area.

Await your reply...Thanks, Jeanne

Re: BUETTNERs from Steglitz, Germany to Wisconsin

johns2rt — 2007-04-15 13:16:31Z

I have a little info on your GEHRKE family. I am trying to find out more about an Arthur G. GEHRKE, b. 18 Feb 1911 in Ripon, WI, whose father was Gustav GEHRKE, and his mother was Gustav's 2nd wife, Carrie. They lived in Chicago, IL from 1900 to about 1930. I believe Arthur was married 1st to a Clara WINKELMAN in KS, later divorced. Arthur died in Herington, Dickinson Co., KS.

Have more info if interested.

John

Elizabeth Buettner lived in Westmoreland County, PA

sdunger84 — 2007-02-04 14:37:32Z

I am looking for information on Elizabth, maiden name unknown, Buettner. I have no idea what her husband's name is. She lived with her daughter's family. First showing up in the 1850 census in Conemaugh, Cambria County, PA. Then in 1860, 1870, and 1880 in Latrobe, Westmoreland County, PA.
She was born around 1790 to 1794 in Bavaria, Germany. Her daughter was Catherine Buettner married to John Adams Seubert.

Re: Buettner, Rev. Dr. William H.

MichelePomeroy62 — 2006-09-18 14:02:53Z

Will send right away. Michele

Familie Buettner in Germany

2006-08-21 01:08:57Z

http://www.familie-büttner.de/

Madison Co. NE Buettner's

2006-08-11 22:49:43Z

Rosa BUETTNER married Charles WELTZ, 5 May 1897 in Madison, NE. Also, William BUETTNER married Doretta "Dora" POLENSKE from Madison, NE. They lived their adult life in Buffalo County, NE. Does anyone know are Rosa and William related? Thanks!

Re: BUETTNERs from Steglitz, Germany to Wisconsin

2006-08-08 01:26:42Z

Hi Jeanne.

To find your Büttners you have some more info.
Steglitz is a suburb of Berlin in Germany.
What else do you know ??

If I have more Info I will write a letter in German for you.

Let me know what you have.

Friendly Greetings from Montreal, Canada.

Hans.

hdemont@sympatico.ca

BUETTNERs from Steglitz, Germany to Wisconsin

2006-08-07 20:03:53Z

I am trying to connect my great great grandmother, Ernestina Wilhelmina (BUETTNER) Gehrke with any siblings that immigrated to America around 1880 from STEGLITZ, Germany. Her death notice indicated she had 2 brothers, ? no names, sister Henrietta (BUETTNER) Zander (Mrs. William); (Henrietta was married to Herman Meade of Ripon first) of the Ripon or Fond du lac Wisconsin area.

Helpful sites for Buettner/Schroeder lines

2006-04-28 18:28:21Z

Here are a couple of sites that may be useful if you ancestors were Buettners who married into the Schroeder family.

http://www.schroeder.ag/uk/index.htm

This one is actually a pdf file. You must zoom in to view it as it doesn't look like much of anything when you first bring it up.

http://www.schroeder.ag/tafeln/schroeder.pdf