Busse - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: FAMILY/NOT SURE

ptrowell1 — 2012-05-31 23:43:57Z

Busse family
I am Patricia Bryan Trowell. My mother was Edna Marie Busse, sister to Ida Busse Miller. I'm very interested in genealogy and have researched for years. I hopefully can add info for you, if you are still looking. Let me know. Email address
is pattrowell@gmail.com.s

Busse & Riehl Families - Pittsburgh, PA

maryhitt — 2011-10-30 21:53:30Z

I am researching the Riehl & Kinneavy family line in Pennsylvania. On Ancestry.com's OneWorldTree, I found a family tree (no contributor listed) which includes Laura Amalia Busse, daughter of Henry Fred Busse (died about 1953 in Pittsburgh, PA) and Anna/Amalia Schuetz (died about 1948). Other children of Henry Fred Busse and Amalia Schuetz are: Helen Pauline, Laura Amalia, Anna Marie and Henry Carl.

No dates are given for their daughter, Laura, but from census records it appears that she was born about 1915. Laura is listed as having married J. Oliver Riehl, who was born about 1895 and died October 7, 1945 (location unknown). Laura and J. Oliver Riehl are shown as having one daughter, Virginia Lyn Riehl.

J. Oliver Riehl was born in Pittsburgh, PA and is the son of John Leonard Riehl and Julia Kinneavy Riehl. I am tracing this particular line, and have no information on J. Oliver Riehl after his listing in the 1910 census in Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, PA. He was a jazz pianist and composer, and lived for a time in the Chicago, IL area.

If you have any information on Laura Amalia Busse & J. Oliver Riehl and their descendants, please contact me. I'm glad to share whatever information I have. Thanks!

Re: Busse & Riehl Families - Pittsburgh, PA - J. Oliver Riehl

maryhitt — 2011-10-30 21:51:38Z

In regard to the above information, I recently located an obituary notice for J. Oliver Riehl. The article DOES NOT specifically say that he died in Pittsburgh. He is buried at Calvary Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, OH.

I am still trying to determine if he ever married Laura Amalia Busse and/or if they had a daughter named Virginia. He was the son of John Riehl and Julia Kinneavy Riehl.

From the Pittsburgh Press, October 10, 1945:

"J. OLIVER RIEHL, who helped lay the foundation for today's network radio entertainment, is dead. "Ollie" was one of KDKA's first pianists, broadcasting from a "studio" in the Post Building, where originated the November 2, 1920 Harding-Cox returns, the first KDKA broadcast. He helped build the Fellows Club and did much to set a standard for good music on the air. For two years, he was pianiat-accompanist for Jim Hughes on WJAS.

In World War I, he was Elsie Janes' pianist overseas. When NBC chose Chicago as its center of operations -- before the days of Radio City -- he was the first production manager, building network programs. There, his local associates say, "he worked to make radio what it is today." Later, Ollie managed stations in the South, after which he was active in show-radio business in Washington, DC. He headed a radio exhibit at the New York World's Fair. A heart attack ended his career. He was a member of Local 60, Pittsburgh Musical Society."

Re: Busse documents

lucelover381 — 2011-08-28 18:35:17Z

I know its been a while but the Minnie or Wilhelmine is my gggggreat grandmother. Would love any info you have

Thanks Tracy Becraft

Re: Busse from Bevensen Germany

rayavidano — 2011-05-20 00:15:00Z

My great-grandfather was Christian Busse, who came from Germany, lived for a time in Madison, Wisconsin, and settled in Valley County, Nebraska.

Re: Print-George Busse

Buddybee6 — 2011-05-07 17:24:43Z

Hi
I have a printing it also said from George Busse, but it was from 12 west 28th street new York. I can't find details about him.
Someone know about him or any detail please let me know.
Thank you
Bee.

BUSSE Donald G - Vietnam Wall section 10W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-26 22:07:02Z

BUSSE Donald G - Vietnam Wall section 10W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Busse from Bevensen Germany

susan_acm — 2011-04-12 21:34:53Z

We must be related then, and I finally have a connection to Germany? I would be so happy. I have them as being from Einbeckhausen I think it is, and I have a picture of their old house and the Lutheran church that they went to in Germany. They were Johann Friedrich Busse and his wife Johanna Busse. They bought a farm northwest of Chicago, and they were very successful. Their son Heinrich (Henry) was the first one to come out and check the farmland out, and he wrote back to the family that it all looked very good to him. Their oldest son was Christian. Please email me at davesusanv@gmail.com, and I can show you pictures of their church and house, etc. I pray there is a connection, I'm excited about this. Are there also Freise and Kirchhoff families nearby? We sometimes wonder if they all knew each other back in Germany. Also, the Henjes family.

Re: Busse from Bevensen Germany

susan_acm — 2011-04-12 21:34:21Z

Re: Busse from Bevensen Germany

wiehopf — 2011-04-12 20:01:56Z

Have "Busse" from Eimbeckhausen, Germany, too and would like to find out, if any possible relationship seems possible.

wiehopf.pulheimXXXatXXXonlinehome.de

Re: Busse documents

arlenebusse1123 — 2011-04-11 00:58:12Z

Wiltheturina Carolina Friedrika Boll Busse was my Great-Grandmother on my fathers side. I t would be wonderful if I would be able to get some pictures of my fathers side of the family. My father has passed but His sister, my aunt may be able to help me pur some names with the pictures.

What a wonderful find!!

Arlene Busse
1123 -9th Avenue South
South St Paul, Mn 55075-3111
651-457-5749

If you would just call me the cash amount needed to forward these on.... It would make my Day!!

Re: Busse documents

arlenebusse1123 — 2011-04-11 00:58:07Z

Re: Busse material

oilofgladness — 2011-02-20 16:08:13Z

We had a sudden death in the family and have not kept up with Email. Don't know if I got your first reply or not.

Busse born in Hannover 1963

Armando_Framarini — 2011-02-14 02:17:39Z

I am looking for a potential half-brother in Hannover,Germany. I was given this information after my father's death. I have copy of a birth certificate for Stephan Busse born 22 December 1963 of a Karin-Augusta Erika Busse who was Lutheran. In a written letter from her she state's that this is his baby. She may have remarried and changed her name. Stephan may have also taken on a adopted name change. I am hoping someone in the family or friend may recognize this. When my father retired from goverment service we knew he would travel to Italy, but for some reason he insisted he was going to Germany first. I really believe that he had every intention to find out about this missing son. Please contact me here or look me up on Facebook. I have completed a Y-DNA test if anyone needs the results.

Re: Busse material

bcsco — 2011-02-12 20:11:25Z

I do have my materials. I was under the impression that some Busses had settled in down-state Illinois, but have never found a connection.

Re: Busse material

MCKRAUT36 — 2011-02-12 14:02:50Z

My family all originated in Gostynin Warszawa Poland. My grandfather was Alexander one of 9 known children born to August Busse and Henrietta Goetz between the years of 1856-1879. Alexander was born in 1870 and I believe 3 others may have been born/died between 1862 and 1870 (gap in the every 2 yr cycle!) August Busse (1836)was one of 11 born to Martin Busse (1795) and Anna Kristine Riemer/Martin and Beata Luise Lausch (2 marriages). Martin (1795) and Erdmann (1815) are the only known children born to Johann Busse and Elisabeth Engel. I am sure there are others given the spread. My branch did not come over until 1913, but I am sure earlier generations were here in the states already as my grandfather first settled in Kansas City in 1893 and later visited family in WI/IL. In 1897 he went back and married in Poland in 1899, still making 2 trips back and forth with the family. My Dad was born over there in their last stint (1912) The Busses originated in Rogozowek Russian Poland in the earliest generations. Here they settled in Scranton PA area. Ancestry and SGGEE have been big helps. My info is all from docs in the old country.

Re: Busse material

oilofgladness — 2011-02-12 01:21:50Z

Did not get an earlier reply.
Thank you for responding.
My ggrandfather was Anton Heinrich Busse born 1801-1802 in Germany. He lived at #22 Ilse. His father Heinrich Anton Busse married Charlotte Ilse Maie Sophie Wiebke born Dec. 18, 1775. Children were Marie Christine Busse 1799-1808, Anton Heinrich Busse 1802 -1864, Johann Friedrich Christian Busse 1804-1847, died in Holland, and Sophie Charlotte Busse 1805-1812, Friedrich Christian 1809-?, Christine Wilhelmine Charlotte 1822-1843, Ernst Diedrich Busse 1814-1839 (died in Holland) anton came to America 1839? and settled in Red Bud Illinois in Randolph county, a German Lutheran Settlement.

Re: Busse material

MCKRAUT36 — 2011-02-12 00:39:33Z

Not sure if you got the last reply? Give me some names, dates and towns and I'll look-no prob. Don

Re: Busse material

oilofgladness — 2011-02-11 16:58:04Z

I also have Busse ancestors from Prussia, They settled in Red Bud, Randolph County, Illinois. Do you still have materials?

Re: Print-George Busse

lancebarley — 2011-01-06 14:30:12Z

I too have a print with this same signature at the bottom. I can read a little more ( not much) of what is a colored mezzotint print from 1919 of the "Strawberry Girl" by Reynolds. It is in a original golden frame & is very beautiful.It seems this particular one is also rare & I would like to know more about the picture/artist/origins,etc..Any help would be greatly appreciated!!Mine is signed by an artist Alford or Alfred S? I cannot make out the whole last name.It is a limited edition of 160 with copyright registered to a Samuel Schwartz New Bond Street New York but published by Dourdeswell & Dourdeswell of London. george busse,20 east 48th street ny is also mentioned.
Thank You, Lance

BUSSE Daniel D - Vietnam Wall section 45W - thanks to and honor to this hero who died there

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-10-01 16:54:49Z

BUSSE Daniel D - Vietnam Wall section 45W - thanks to and honor to this hero who died there

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,748 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Looking for Info on Wilhemina "Minnie" Busse

lewandjody — 2010-07-28 23:21:40Z

Looks like this thread has been alive for quite a while. I think that there may be some confusion due to the fact that there looks like there may have been two Minnie Busses in this area.

My Minnie Busse was born in 1894 in Indiana and lived in the Fort Wayne area. Her father was Fredrick Bussie b 1865 in IN, d 1897 in IN and married in 1877 Louisa Rodenbeck b 1866 d 1916. Fredrick and Louisa had two other children Christina b 1890 d 1974 and Martin b 1896 d 1901.

Louisa remarried after Fredrick died to August Bruick/Brueck and had Marvin b 1906, Albert b 1910.

Fredrick's parents were Heinrich Busse b 1821 in Germany, d 1904 in IN, m in 1846 to Christina b 1825 d 1908 in IN. They had besides Fredrick, Mary M b 1850 d 1886, Augusta b 1858, Sophia b 1858.

If anyone has connections to this line Id love to talk.

Lew

The Busse School

lewandjody — 2010-07-26 23:24:19Z

I have just learned that Heinrich & Christina Busse donated some land to the Lutheran Church in Allen County, IN and also had a small one room school house for some time there as well.

They had children Mary b 1850, Fredrick b 1865, Augusta b 1858 and Sophia b 1858. At least the ones I am aware.

Would love to hear from other family members. Also would love to see pictures if anyone has any of this church, school, home, people, etc.

thank,

Lew

Re: FAMILY/NOT SURE

busse199 — 2010-06-17 20:18:29Z

I sure did up till about 1976. My Grandmother Ida Busse past away in 1975."Aunt Ida Busse Miller" Was my fathers sister and worked as a bookeeper for the F. J busse co. My Grandmother helped take care of Uncle Frank (Francis)Busse up to his ending day's in life.

Re: FAMILY/NOT SURE

cmbusse — 2010-06-17 16:16:17Z

I was very young, but still have memories of "Aunt Ida." Were you perhaps at the various Busse family gatherings that happened in the early seventies?

Re: Pennsylvania Busse?

cmbusse — 2010-06-17 16:13:59Z

Actually, I was wrong about FJ's wife's name--it was Dorothy (went by Dora). I think Amelia might have been Dora's mother.

And the general contracting business F.J. established is still in operation and family owned. Not surprisingly, it's named "F.J. Busse Company."

Re: Pennsylvania Busse?

cmbusse — 2010-06-17 16:04:07Z

I'm one of Robert's grandchildren (daughter of his son John Busse).

FJ's son Robert (Bob Busse) did indeed live on Warriors, and FJ's house was on Greentree Road. But you have the name of his wife wrong. He married Amelia Ramsey.

I don't know what happened to Charles Busse. The story I was told about Ruth was that my grandfather brought home some disease contracted at school and Ruth got sick and died from it.

My grandfather died in 2001. (Oh--and my father's middle name is Clark--named after his uncle).
Robert

Re: Busse documents

Leigh1524 — 2010-05-02 20:50:58Z

Please let me know how you would like me to pay you for the shipping. Will they fit into a "If it fits ship it box" from the Post Office?
I can send you a check for $20 or more? if you will send me your mailing info. My email is Leigh.Fenton@earthlink.net and I am on Ancestry as Leigh1524

Busse of Sheboygan, Wi

landre63 — 2010-01-27 14:36:45Z

I am looking for Arthur Busse, parents were Charles Busse and Kate (Catherine) Hoehle--wife Lillian Bickel, they lived in Milwaukee, Wi where she died in 4-20-1935, he died before 1956 because all the brothers, but 1 (William) are dead when his brother Milton dies in 1956.

Harold & Olga Busse

jmfraser1 — 2009-09-18 17:35:06Z

Great Falls Daily Tribune
Great Falls, Montana
Tuesday – 19 March 1901

Spray of the Falls

The four orphaned Busse children, who have been in the care of Mr. and Mrs. John Kostelak since their parents died, were yesterday taken charge of by the county and will probably be sent to the orphans home.

1900 Census – Montana, Cascade Co., Great Falls
14 & 15 June 1900 sheet 19 B – pg. 87
address: First Ave So. - #123
135 / 144
Busse, Harold E. – head – w/m – b. May 1862 – age 38 – Md. / md 13 yrs
b. Germany – Germany / Germany – immig. 1888 – in US 12 yrs – Nat’l
occ.: Watch Repairer
“ , Olga – wife – w/f – b. Oct 1864 – age 36 – Md. / md 13 yrs. – 4 ch. born / 4 ch. living
b. Germany – Germany / Germany – immig. 1888 – in US 12 yrs
“ , Karl C. – son – w/m – b. Nov 1887 – age 12 – b. Germany – Germany / Germany
“ , Henry – son – w/m – b. Sept 1891 – age 8 – b. Montana – Gemany / Germany
“ , Herbert – son – w/m – b. Mar 1893 – age 7 – b. Mont. – Germany / Germany
“ , Fredrrick – son – w/m – b. Aug 1896 – age 3 – b. Mont. – Germany / Germany

Mr. & Mrs. John Kostelak were John Kostelak (age 45) & his wife Anna (age 40) in the
1900 census and also lived in Great Falls, Cascade Co., Montana. They had 10 children of
their own living with them (ranging from age 23 to age 2) in the 1900 census.

John & Anna Kostelak were both born in Bohemia, their children Bertha, Neltee (or Nettie),
Alfred, Ida, & Jennie were all born in New York, and the younger children William, Emma,
Eda, Georgeana, & Irene were all born in Montana.

Please note - I am not related to either of these families.

Elizabeth Blanke Busse born in Prussia abt. 1823

tkhager — 2009-05-28 20:48:41Z

I'm looking for info on the family of my g'g'g'grandmother, Elizabeth (Blanke)Busse. She was born in Germany (Prussia)abt 1823, married Frederick Busse b. 1822. They immigrated to the U.S. in 1853. Settled in northern Illinois,then moved to Green County Wisconcin, later to Hardin County Iowa, and finally Henry County, Missouri. Their children include Frederick, Elizabeth (Louiza or Lucy), Fredericka, Henry, Sarah, Mary, Lewis, and Daniel. Another daughter Sophia Blanke, either remained in Germany or returned there later. I am trying to find info about Elizabeth's Blanke family in Germany or how it is that their daughter, Sophia ended up with the surname of Blanke. Let me know if you can help!
-Tim

Gottlieb Busse, Benton County, MN

oldbuckhouse51 — 2009-05-20 17:18:14Z

Gottlieb and Otilia "Lillie" Busse; He immigrated 1883, she, 1888. I have no information where they were married, or if a second marriage, etc. The dates are from the census records.

1895 Graham, Benton Cp, MN:
Gottlieb 52 Russia/Prussia (Very hard to read)
Otilia 52 Germany ?
Edmund 23
Otilia 15
Louis 9

Edmund 1st and 2nd naturalization papers are for Benton County. The indeax on Ancestry does not provide details; dates on either set.

According to the 1905 MN census, they resided in that state for 18 years, or 1887, and in the Enumeration Dist for 14 years, or 1891.

Edmund married widow Louisa Julia Meisner Gaumnitz, abt 1898. Their children, Herman E., Louise E., Sada M., Lydia Margaret "Liddie or Peggy", Edward P. and Esther.

Louisa's first husband was Oskar Gaumnitz, his parents, William and Henrietta Gaumnitz. Their children, William, Paul, Walter, Lena and Selma.

Louisa's father is William Meisner 1820.

This is where I'm having difficulties:

Lydia Busse was born 12 Sep 1905 in Graham, Benton Co, MN She died, 20 Feb 1985 Rohnert Park, Sonoma Co, CA.

By 1923, she supposedly married a Clarence Dehnert, having at least 3 children, James Rogers 1923 and Calvin 1925 in Rice, MN, then Orville E. "Denny" abt 1928 in Sioux City, IA.

I found 1 Clarence H. Dehnert from Kossuth County, IA. In 1920 he was enlisted in US Army Balloon School, Fort Omaha, NE.

1930, Los Angeles, CA
Lydia Dehnert 24 married at 17, MN Germ Germ

Unless Clarence was still in the service, he is no where to be found..... Nor the children they had.

What happened to Clarence? Does he have another name?

Where were the boys in 1930? I know who each married, and most children.

My primary person is James Rogers Dehnert, married Anita Hulda Rolof. Their first grandson, is my son. He is now expecting his first. I have done many lineages for other people, so it's time I complete his. Any help would be most appreciated. I have considerable information on the USA part, but in need of guidance of where to find German, Polish, etc information.

If you have any information, please don't hesitate to contact me. Zip a note on this board, and I'll contact you with my email. Most willing to share what I have.

Have a great day!

Amorita

Re: Busse documents

oldbuckhouse51 — 2009-05-20 15:26:57Z

Would appeciate it. If this is the same, Ferdinand is the brother to Gottleib Busse, which is my sons great great great paternal grandfather.

Let me know details of postage, old_buck_house@msn.com

Very excited!

Re: Busse documents

metallicabike — 2009-05-03 01:33:08Z

hello,
my name is ashley a busse. I'm 20yrs old. I just came by this website to look up my family history, and i came across you message. Please contact me at my e-mail.
Thank you

Herman H. Busse, b.1882, lived Madison Co., IL

margerice1 — 2009-03-12 05:50:05Z

I have an original postcard photograph of “Foster Scoggins and Herman Busse”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Photo was taken in about 1900, and Foster looks about 20, while Herman looks about 18.

I found Foster Scoggins in the 1910 census for Olive (Madison Co.) IL, age 32. 1900 census showed him age 21, birthdate Feb 1879 – son of A. J. Scoggins of Greene Co., IL. Herman H. Busse, in the 1910 census for Pin Oak (Madison Co.) IL was age 28, and 1900 census showed his birthdate as March 1882.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Foster Scoggins or Herman Busse.

Busse Sisters

edries73 — 2009-03-06 17:04:11Z

My wife is descended from Christian Busse and Sophia Kruse of Hanover Province, Prussia. Christian and Sophia had five children: Heinrich (1834-1919), Wilhelm (1836-1922), Friedrich (1839-1923) and two daughters who I have not been able to identify. All five immigrated to the US in the mid-1800s. I have extensive files on the three brothers and would appreciate any information on the two sisters. Thank you, Ed Ries

Re: Busse Materials

sandikw — 2008-11-27 00:04:54Z

I am a direct descendent of Karl Henry Busse through his son Charles Henry William Busse, parent of Meta Busse - my maternal grandmother.

If you would pls contact me as I'd love to verify information on our tree and/or trade information.

Thank you!

Paul Busse, Sibley Co. Minnesota

DelilaDuffy84 — 2008-10-28 15:02:27Z

Paul Otto Busse b. 3/28/1905 somewhere in Germany, married Lillie Weishert.
Paul does not show up on any census until he marries Lillie. I am looking for Paul's parent's, and when he immigrated to the U.S.
Both Paul & Lillie are buried in the High Island Cemetery, New Auburn, Sibley Co. Minnesota.

BUSSE Kathy 1952 1977

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-11 18:46:38Z

BUSSE Kathy 1952 1977

I photographed this gravestone in the Five Mile Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,391 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: busse --reinhardt

cshogren2374 — 2008-09-08 15:58:02Z

Conrad Reinhardt-Schledssinghusen Hanover, Germany
Dorothea Engelhardt-Schlessinghausen Hnover, Germany
inf fron Clayton History Book 1984
married 1841

janet

Re: busse --reinhardt

evelynschumacher21 — 2008-07-28 07:45:28Z

hallo, i have a question, can you tell me were the parents of busse and Reinhard are born? In germany??

Best regards
E.Schumacher

Buße

WGFGER — 2008-06-26 08:06:16Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 1. Juni 2008:

Danksagung von Wolfgang und Silvia Busse in Nentershausen (Hessen)
fuer die Glueckwuensche und Geschenke zur Goldenen Hochzeit.

WGF

obit fyi: Luella Busse. 1921-2008

Nanatothree — 2008-06-21 05:57:02Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Luella Busse
Posted: Friday, Jun 20, 2008 - 09:09:27 am PDT
THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Luella Busse, a longtime Moses Lake resident passed away peacefully at Holy Family Hospital in Spokane on Wednesday, June 18, 2008.

Memorial services will be held on Monday at Moses Lake First Presbyterian Church where Luella was a member. Pastor Eric Frey will be officiating the service at 10:30 a.m. A reception will follow in the church reception hall.

Luella was born in Blue Earth, Minn., to Charles and Lillie Deinhart on June 21, 1921. She was raised and educated in Minnesota and married William Busse on June 21, 1943. Luella and William lived in Minnesota the early years of their marriage, where both of their sons were born. They moved to Moses Lake in 1955, where she made her home for over 52 years. Luella had been living in Spokane since last September at an assisted living home.

She enjoyed photography, cooking and collecting recipes, gardening, but most of all caring for and spending time with her family. Luella enjoyed many friendships, some that lasted for over 50 years. Luella took great pride in being a wife and mother and considered it the "best job" in the world. She was devoted to caring for and loving little children whether they were her own, grandchildren, or children in the neighborhood. Luella found great pleasures in the simple things in life. She lived well, loved much, and laughed often!

Luella is preceded in death by her husband William, and two grandchildren Jennifer, and Mark. She is survived by her two sons, Larry and Bonnie Busse, Spokane, and Robert and Susan Busse, Auburn, Wash., two sisters, Ilene Sorenson, Glyndon, Minn., and Iva Jean Iwen, Bothell, Wash., and one brother Merlyn Deinhart, Mount Lake Terrace, Wash.

Luella had three grandchildren, Tim Busse, Dan Busse and Jill Fetcho. She was blessed with seven great grandchildren, Philip, Katy, Caleb and Makayla Busse, William and Claire Busse, and Markus Fetcho, all of Spokane.

Re: Looking for Info on Wilhemina "Minnie" Busse

wadjdirr1 — 2008-06-07 17:20:18Z

I thank you all for your help. Truthfully I had forgotten that I had placed this inquiry. I am still looking for the information. I am taking what you have given me and discussing it with my aunt, my mother, and my grandmother to see if we can confirm it. I will let you know what I find out.
Again thank you.

Re: Busse from Prussia to Des Moines Co, Iowa

briansbears7 — 2008-02-28 00:44:11Z

Thank you for trying...

Re: Busse from Prussia to Des Moines Co, Iowa

brownbrewer — 2008-02-27 03:41:37Z

sorry, I don't have your Busse in any of my records. All I know is that my line is from Prussia. I don't know any towns, marriage, death, birth, etc. Hope to find out more! Good luck. Maybe your Busse is related to mine. I'll keep a lookout for it as I search.

Re: Busse from Prussia to Des Moines Co, Iowa

briansbears7 — 2008-02-27 00:02:43Z

Sorry for butting in this thread, but I thought someone may be able to help me with a dead end... My paternal grandmother's parents are Paul Dau and Margaret Schilke. Paul's parents are Henry Dau and Louis Busse (born around 1853 in Germany). Does anyone have some more information regarding Louis Busse?

Thank you

Re: Busse from Prussia to Des Moines Co, Iowa

jeremylogistics — 2008-02-22 00:10:03Z

Thanx-I have seen 3 fred w busse but i can't figure out which one is my relation. I'll just keep plugging along and use all the leads i can find.

thanx again

Re: Busse from Prussia to Des Moines Co, Iowa

brownbrewer — 2008-02-20 02:07:19Z

I have seen Fredrick Busse often on census for Des Moines county. I've thought that maybe he and William were brothers. I have seen lots of Busse around there. if you look at the list of people that filed intent for naturalization, Fred and William are both on there about same time. They seem to be linked.

Re: Busse from Prussia to Des Moines Co, Iowa

jeremylogistics — 2008-02-19 23:16:57Z

I am from Des Moines co. My ggrandfather Laverne Jarvis's mother's name was Sophie M. Busse born in Iowa around 1876. She married Willis H. Jarvis. Her dad was Fred W Busse from Germany and mother name ??? Zimmer. Is this any relation to yours. Just curious as I can't get any further. e-mail at tabowman30@hotmail.com if you can help me out

thanx
Tabowman