Dahling - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Dahling Lineage

edahlingjr — 2009-08-23 16:05:02Z

I would like to have any info you still have my grandfather was August Henry Daehling I remember my father said that when he came to the states from Germany he changed it to dahling dropping the e. the lived and past away in Phila. Pa.

Re: DAHLING> IOWA to MINNESOTA

debsaokie — 2009-06-20 19:04:25Z

Hello Beth,

Thank you for posting a post about your family. You can contact me at Donnarainbow7@cox.net
The address above is not mine and wouldn't have any information about this family.

You are related to my friend through Mary's sister, Edith Elvina Whittnebeen (which has several spellings other than this.) If you are interested in sharing information please contact me offsite.

DSW-Oklahoma

Re: DAHLING> IOWA to MINNESOTA

wieseba — 2009-06-19 12:27:13Z

William Herman Whittenbeen & Sophia Dahling (Caroline)were my great grandparents. Caroline's (Sophia) parents were Heinreich (Henry) Dahling and Wilhemina (Mina) Fredricka Garlitz. Both were born Mechlinberg Germany. Henry around 1815 and Mina around 1826.

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

vigdisd — 2008-10-11 21:31:32Z

Hello. My name is Vigdis Dahling and I live in Verdal, Norway. Maybe we are related??

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

gregdaehling — 2008-05-06 00:02:07Z

August Daehling (German immigrant), father of
Otto Daehling, father of
Lester Daehling, father of
Terry Daehling, father of
Greg Daehling (me, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA)

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

victoryd91 — 2008-04-14 08:47:01Z

Hello ! I live in Sweden and as far as I know it is only my family and my cousins wich has this name in Sweden. 2 families !

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

vdahling — 2007-06-23 10:33:52Z

Hello. My name is Vigdis Dahling and I am from Verdal, in the middle of Norway. We are 5 people here in Verdal with Dahling as our last name. My grandtfather name was Alf. It would be very nice to hear from other Dahling's

Re: August Henry Daehling

coachtonyrudy — 2007-01-15 01:45:34Z

I am absolutely interested.
coachtonyrudy@yahoo.com

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

coachtonyrudy — 2007-01-15 01:43:05Z

Hello, I came across this site as my mother is starting to give me some old German items and I am tying to see if anyone knows where my ancestry came form.
My mother's Maiden Name was Dahling, Lisamarie (NE Philly) Her father was ALbert Frederick Dahling Her mother was Trauda (Kreisig) Dahling. My Mother's Brother was AL "Butch" Dahling.
SInce I have started this search I have found that Trauda's side helped start The Local German club in Warminster and was a charter member. I am looking for any info I can get. My email is coachtonyrudy@yahoo.com

I know my mother said she remebers an Uncle August and an Uncle Jacob...

Re: Daehling/Voss

ldahling — 2006-11-11 22:42:32Z

I did find them in my notes from the Vellahn parish LDS microfilm. I sent you a bunch of info privately for review. Looking forward to hearing back.

dahling/langhans family

ChristineFensbo — 2006-10-20 04:58:15Z

I have tried to contact Loren Dahling on dahling@bigfoot.com and my email won't go through. If he reads this could you please contact me on the above email address as I'm sure we are related and I have of information about the Australian connection. My g.g.g.grandfather was a Dahling and my g.g grandmother was a Langhans coming from same area in Germany as your relations. Looking forward to hearing from you. Kind regards Chris.

Daehling/Voss

2006-07-11 21:36:38Z

I have found information on my g,g,g grandmother: Anna Sophia Daehling from brahlstorf DOB: Oct. 13, 1830 (parents: Caspar H. Daehling & Anna marie Jenckel), but I am not sure if her family was part of the Vellhan parish. I'd like to find this out and I am also trying to locate where her husband (my g,g,g grandfather) originated from. He was John Voss (probably Johann, I dont have a middle initial; DOB: 10/13/1811). They were married July 1852 and came to the U.S. August 1852.

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

2005-11-13 00:43:27Z

Was just surfing the net when I ran across this site. I know my great grandfather came to America and that our name was changed from Daehling to Dahling. I am the grandson to Edward J Dahling whom I believe was son to August Dahling. My father was born and raised just outside of Philadelphia, PA. USA. My grandmother Elizabeth F. (Peterson) Dahling from Sweden just past away. My grandfather passed in 1985. Anyone want to chat, please feel free to email me.

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

2005-04-14 22:03:13Z

Hello. I am seeking descendents of John Dehling and Mary Magdalene who came from Germany and settled in Ontario farming near Wallace Ontario. Thank you

Sophia Caroline Dahling

ldahling — 2004-12-14 02:56:23Z

The only person I have close is Sophia Catharina Elise Dähling, born 2 Oct 1835 in Brahlstorf, Vellahn, Mecklenburg. I could have misread the second name in the records. What is the birthdate for Sophia Caroline?

Re: Carl, John, Fred Dahling-Minnesota

DonnaWalters524 — 2004-12-04 00:57:24Z

Hello Loren,

The Sophia Caroline Dahling I am seeking was in Minnesota also and is on the 1880 Census listed as Cariline Whittneben along with her husband William Herman and daughter Dora.

Can you tie this family into yours? She couldn't have just appeared without some other family members somewhere around. William was born in Pennsylvania.

Both of her parents on the Census were listed as being born in MECK, which I am assuming was short for Mecklenburg, Germany.

Thanks, Donna

DAHLING> IOWA to MINNESOTA

DonnaWalters524 — 2004-12-04 00:48:18Z

I am doing a reasearch for my friend, John Snyder whose g grandmother is Sophia Caroline DAHLING, born June 17 1862 Sherrills Mound, Dubuque Co., Iowa U.S.A.

Her parents were both born in MECK whichi I am assuming was Mecklenburg, Germany.

Sophia married William Herman Whittnebeen, changed to Whittenbeen later. They had 4 children, born in Iowa then they moved to Pipestone, Minnesota where 3 more children were born.

Can anybody connect to this DAHLING family?

Thanks, Donna

Re: John Dahling who moved from Mecklenburg in 1840

ldahling — 2004-10-19 13:09:07Z

I take it you don't have an exact birth date. Where exactly did he die? Any chance there is a surviving state death record, obituary, or church record? It's hard to do much without the village name in Germany where he was born. I didn't find a census record online in either Ohio 1850 or Kentucky 1860, but I could have missed it. I don't have a John Dahling or Elizabeth Kampf in my records, so that perhaps means they weren't from Vellahn parish in Mecklenburg. Dähling (with some variations) seems to be a frequently occuring name in Mecklenburg. Would love to here if you do find anything.

Re: Dahling Lineage

2003-07-15 19:43:52Z

Straight started to make a family tree and names Daehling have gone back to a point with which where my Dahling was family originaly. Henry Daehling up to whom I am pleased then to share more wants August everybody, this one and I am welcome to know also just as much as me this information would become because only my notes go back which changed the name when it came to the states after its birth into 1887 sometime.

I would like to know more about who we are

2003-06-17 20:20:05Z

Hi, my name is Richard Dollahan and I live in S.C.

I would like to learn more about by ancestory and was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction please.

Thanks,
Richard

Greetings from Sweden...

2004-02-02 20:48:17Z

Hi! Just want to say hello and ask a question. Is there any chance that we are relatives? I´ve heard from my grand father that we had some relatives in Germany back in the old days. If you want and have time you can e-mail me att my adress brajn@hotmail.com. Thanx from Stockholm... : ) Hej då!!

August Henry Daehling

2000-11-13 12:00:00Z

I have notes on one August Henry Daehling born in Hamburg ( Hanover ) Germany, and his children down to me personally is anyone is interested, or if anyone wants to swap notes, i would appreciate it!

Dahling Lineage

2000-11-13 05:50:15Z

Just started doing a family tree and have gone back to a point where my Dahling family was originaly named Daehling.
Anyone wanting this info I will be more then happy to share, and I also would like to know as much as I can because my records only go back as far as August Henry Daehling, who changed the name when he came to the states sometime after his birth in 1887.

Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

LDahling8337 — 2001-06-24 02:27:39Z

Welcome to my surname board. This is intended as a place for you to post queries or share items of interest for anyone named Dahling or their closely associated families.

My own family hails from Brahlstorf, Vellahn, Mecklenburg. There were quite a few of the name in Mecklenburg, and I've noticed some in Hannover and Pommerania. There are even some from Sweden, and those are welcome here also.

Variations used by other families include Döhling, Doehling, Dohling, and Dehling. Feel free to post here as well.

Carl, John, Fred Dahling-Minnesota

LDahling8337 — 2001-06-24 02:27:39Z

I believe I have now proven that Carl Dahling of Hay Creek Twp in Goodhue County, John of Featherstone Twp in Goodhue County (formerly of Wabasha County), and Fred of West Albany Twp of Wabasha County are related. Carl is an uncle, his eldest sister being the mother of John, Fred, and also William of Ada, MN. They come from Brahlstorf, Vellahn parish, Mecklenburg. I have shared this with representative members of the various branches in the two counties. If you haven't seen the info, then I will be glad to share it with you. I will be updating my web site as I have time.

Dahling - Selkirk marriage

dickselk — 2001-09-17 17:26:55Z

I have a copy of the marriage license, etc., for William Dahling and Josie (Josephine) Selkirk dated November 1879. The marriage took place in Niobrara, Knox, Nebraska.

Josie was the youngest daughter of Thomas M and Sarah (nee ?) Selkirk

Has anyone been researching this SELKIRK line? If so, I am more than willing to exchange info.

Many thanks in advance.

Dick Selkirk ---- dselkirk@aol.com

Re: Welcome to the Dahling Surname Board

LTaylor3174 — 2003-06-06 17:17:56Z

Frank(Fritz) Dahling and wife Silvia Frieman in Wisconsin Their two (2) daughters Emma and Alvina both married men named Mathias Michels the same day in the same church. what I need is the Mathias Michels parents. And the Dahling sisters with their husbands childrens names. Fritz, Silvia Emma and alvina all born in Mechlenburg. Exactly where in the world is Mechlenburg.????

Lee

Re: Mecklenburg

LTaylor3174 — 2003-06-06 17:17:56Z

Thanks for the information you were the first person to give a concise decription of Mecklenburg location. We Have two Mathias Michels that married two Dahling sisters in Dane county Wis. On the sme day in the sme church. Frank and wife Sophia Dahling dughrers Emma, Alvina and Anna. Alvina and Emma died in Wisconsin and Sophia did too Matt Michels gave the information to undertaker.

Lee

Re: Mecklenburg

ldahling — 2002-04-15 00:36:35Z

Mecklenburg is today part of the North German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Many years ago it was divided up into the duchies of Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklenburg-Strelitz. After WWII until Reunification, it was part of East Germany.

There appear to have been many Dählings in Mecklenburg. My family came from Brahlstorf in Vellahn parish, and there looked to be some in villages around there in all directions. Have you checked the county death record or any available church records to find a specific village name?

My Dahlings might have had some connection to a Wisconsin family, but I cannot say for sure. Only that they were originally bound for Milwaukee according to Germans to America. I cannot account for the whereabouts of some of them between 1855 in Alden, NY and then a few years later in Hay Creek, Goodhue Co, MN. A son-in-law went from Minnesota to Wisconsin after their daughter died, and then they showed up living with him back in Minnesota. You might wish to order the microfilms for Vellahn from your local LDS Family History Center (FHC) and start your research there.

Anna Dahling 1845 Hamburg, Germany

plato45 — 2003-10-08 17:44:59Z

I am researching Anna Dahling who died in Littleport, Iowa in 1929, married to Henry Bencke, daughter of William and
Elizabeth Dahling (Doehling)

John Dahling who moved from Mecklenburg in 1840

Meglizand — 2004-10-18 02:55:48Z

I'm trying to find more information on my 3rd great grandfather John Dahling. All I know is that he was born in Mecklenburg, then married to an Elizabeth Kampf. They moved to Cincinatti in 1840 with their infant son, William. There they had Sophia and Henry. They moved to Morningview Kentucky then had Mary (1856), John (1858) and Benjamin (1860).
Benjamin was my great, great grandfather.

DAHLING

judyharris10 — 2001-12-06 23:35:38Z

DAHLEEN - FREDRICK WAS BORN IN SWEDEN. CAME TO THE STATES AS A YOUNG MAN. LIVED IN DES MOINES, IOWA FOR SEVERAL YEARS. MOVED TO FORT DODGE, IOWA LATER. ANY CONNECTION?

Mary Dahling (b.1848 Germany) m. Wm. Whitchurch

patwelch63 — 2002-10-10 03:26:15Z

Would like to find parentage of Mary Dahling, b. 1848 Germany, and locate her naturalization papers and boat she came on.

She married William Whitchurch 6 Sept 1864 in St. Claire County, Illinois.

The 1880 Randolph Co. Census shows children : Ettie 14, Carrie 12, Wm 10, Louis 8 and Charles 10.

Thanks

Re: Ury & Mayme Dahling of Jones County, Iowa

beeswalther — 2002-09-29 23:44:09Z

Looking for their daughter, Frances Charlotte Dahling, born 27 Feb 1914 in Oxford Junction, Iowa.

Ury & Mayme Dahling of Jones County, Iowa

beeswalther — 2002-09-18 20:32:42Z

Looking for information on Ury & Mayme Bees Dahling who probably lived near Oxford Junction, Jones County, Iowa in the early 1900's. They were married about 1913, I believe.

Molly Darling/Dahling

MildredWagnon — 2001-06-29 09:11:55Z

I am looking for a Molly Darling/Dahling that married a Mr. Morrison.They had a daughter, Minnie Lee Morrison born Nov. 17, 1874 in Ark. Believe, he already had a son, Bill Morrison.
Minnie Lee married My Dad, William Stockton Townzen l Jan 1891.They had 11 children. Viola, Joseph, Ben, Myrtle, Abbie, Charlie, Nina and 3 that died young, Columbus, Bell, Martha and one stillborn.

Molly died when Minnie was a very young girl. A lady by the name of Spencer raised her. Ms Spencer later married an Ayers that was a US Marshall.

There is only one of Minnie Lee's children living now. She is almost 88 yrs. of age and would like to find some info for her.

Thanks for an leads or info.
My e-mail address is: millie-dub@webtv.net