Dammann - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Dammann heritage

cnsfarms — 2013-02-06 21:15:49Z

Hello Marlene, I am Roland Dammann Great Grand son of Claus

I live 1 mile from Worms, I believe we are related thru the
Luebke's .yes I love family history.

My nickname is Cork

Re: Dammann Information..any connections????

lmkowitz — 2012-05-28 01:29:19Z

I'm looking for my gr-grandmother Martha Dammann born around 1865. She apparently had some connection to Danzig Prussia, now Gdansk, Poland. She came to the US in 1890. We believe she had a son name Edwin or Edmund before she emigrated. In 1891 she married my gr-grandfather Charles (Carl) Hochleitner in Port Huron, MI.

DAMMANN / WENDEL / ARMBRUST

norton672 — 2012-03-06 03:21:07Z

DAMMANN, Hinrich b. about 1757 - Itzehoe, S-H, GR (near Hamburg)

*DAMMANN, (WENDEL WETZEL) Margarethe (wife) b. about 1767 SAME AREA

*DAMMANN, Margarethe (daughter) b. about 1802-04 SAME AREA

*ARMBRUST, Johann Matthias Anton (son) b. about 1789 SAME AREA to WENDEL

*Have above info, looking for connections up / down ... Thanks.

Re: Dammann Information..any connections????

norton672 — 2012-03-06 02:36:48Z

I have DAMMANNs from the late 1700s -early 1800s Itzehoe, GR near Hamburg. Any hits ?

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

norton672 — 2012-03-06 02:17:04Z

Another long shot to an old post but ...

I'm looking for :

1. Hinrich DAMMANN b. 1757 or so, probably Itzehoe, S-H GR (near Hamburg)
2. His wife Margarethe (WENDEL or WETZEL) DAMMANN b. 1767 or so, probably Itzehoe, S-H GR (near Hamburg) (she had a son Matthias ARMBRUST b. 1789 or so) and ...
3. Margarethe DAMMANN B. 1802 -1804 or so Itzehoe, S-H GR

Re: Dammann Information. Pretty Interesting.

CVirtuoso123 — 2010-08-01 23:33:12Z

Hello - I believe I knew Kris's parents, I found this post by chance looking for information on Bob and/or Pat, his parents (?), If so, I am Kristoffer's Godfather (I believe another friend of theirs Gerri, is his Godmother) and would love to get in touch with him, they moved to Orlando while I was away at school and lost touch, but was a close part of their early marrid life in Centerport, NY - Please pass along this info to Kris: cvirtuoso@mc-2.com
I was so sorry to hear that Bob and Pat have passed, but I have many stories to share with him if he is open, I also knew his grandfather Harold too, wonderful man!!...I hope he is well.
THANK YOU!!

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

sugarrun_1 — 2010-07-12 22:25:17Z

Looking for a Henry Dammann from Hanover whose daughter Louise immigrated to IL in 1880's and married a Scharmer. She along with her father was born in Hanover, Germany. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Cathy

Re: Dammann family in Chicago area

sugarrun_1 — 2010-07-12 22:07:26Z

Also interested in the Henry Dammann family who immigrated to the area. He had a daughter Louise born 1860 in Germany who married an Anton Scharmer. Any connection?
Thanks,
Cathy

Re: Dammann Information..any connections????

sugarrun_1 — 2010-07-12 22:05:07Z

Also conducting work on the Dammann family of Cook Co., IL. Henry who had a daughter Louise Dammann born 1860 who married a Scharmer also from Germany. Any connection?

A Dammann Family Exiled by the Kaiser?: I am searching for a WIlhelmina Dammann

hitchsonian — 2009-08-31 03:48:18Z

HI. I heard an apocryphal story that some of my Dammann ancestors--unclear on spelling--were exiled by the Kaiser. Has anyone heard anything like that?

I am also looking for info on my Great Grandmother, Wilhelmina Dammann--may be spelled variously: eg. Damon, Daum, Dahman, Domin. She was born in Ohio in 1892, married Samuel Price in roughly 1920, and they lived in Cleveland. Allegedly, she had family in the Youngstown area, worked as a house servant in Cleveland, and graduated from OSU. The spelling of her first name may also vary: eg. Wilhelmina, Wilamina, Minnie, Philemina. I think her father was a William John Dammann, born in 1868 in Ohio and died in 1919. THanks.

Re: Dammann Information. Pretty Interesting.

DianeS700 — 2009-08-08 02:52:05Z

My freind Kris Dammann will be very interested in knowing his family name history I am his best friend born Nov. 1 1978 him Nov. 3 1978 our mothers were roomates in the hospital Both his parents passed on to the next dimension recently both in their late 50s unfortunately

Dammann Information. Pretty Interesting.

Lisa_Cincotti — 2009-05-27 18:01:34Z

Research has shown that the bearers of the surname Dammann previously inhabited the modern state of Lower Saxony, in the region of Oldenburg. Now bordered by the North Sea, the Hartz mountains and the Elbe and Ems river.

In the Middle ages the Dammann family settled in Oldenburg, where the name emerged in mediaeval times as one of the notable families of the region. From the 13th century the surname was identified with the great social and economic evolution which made this territory a landmark contributor to the development of the German nation.

Research shows that the name Dammann underwent changes,scribes often recorded names as they sounded, due to different regional dilects many spellings occured, often between generations. Among the different variations were Damann, Daman and Damm to show a few examples.

While living in Oldenburg they continued to be an important contributor to the life of Europe in the Middle Ages. From the 16th century onwards the name branched to Brandenburg, Pomerania, Silesia and even France and Belgium. The name spelled as Damm was associated with an ancient patrician family and lived in the city of Brunswick. They held significant positions of prestige and power becoming involved in the racial and tribal struggles for supremacy. They became allied with many notable houses including the Viscounts of Herines in Tournai. Notables of the time were William Daman (1540-1591) who was a composer influential in England at Queen Elizabeths court.

After 1650 many Germans left their homeland for the New World. In the U.S. they settled mainly in Pennsylvania, New York,Ohio,California and Illinois. In Canada, German settlements centered around Ontario and the Prairies. Settlers bearing the name Dammann include Edward Daman (settled in Philadelphia 1859) John Daman (settled in Philadelphia 1773) and John F Damann (settled in Philadelphia in 1844)

Notable figures of the modern period were Gustav John Dammin (1911) who was a prominent professor of pathology and medicine at Harvard. He was decorated with the legion of merit, the legion of merit with oak leaf cluster, the Walter Reed Medallion(1971) and the Meritorious Service Award of the Armed Services.

Re: Obit: Luella (Dammann) Hamann of Iowa (1916-2009)

patsydammann — 2009-02-09 22:35:15Z

I have been looking for my grandfather Charles J Dammann family in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Charles J Dammann was born 1873 in Iowa, my father Leroy C Dammann was born 1902 in Iowa. The only information I have on my grandfather is he had a sister Lena Dammann that married a Henning and lived in Watertown Wi.
The Dammann family had a hardware store in Wisconsin. Would appreciate any info. Sorry for the loss of your grandmother.

Re: Obit: Luella (Dammann) Hamann of Iowa (1916-2009)

patsydammann — 2009-02-09 22:35:13Z

Obit: Luella (Dammann) Hamann of Iowa (1916-2009)

wilsonje19 — 2009-01-27 18:17:30Z

Luella "Lou" Hamann was born on the farm at Manning, Iowa, October 24, 1916, the daughter of John and Ida Fischer Dammann. She was baptized and confirmed at Zion Lutheran Church in Manning. Lou was raised on the farm receiving her education in the rural schools until the family moved into Manning where she completed her education.

On April 14, 1943, Lou was united in marriage with Elmer Hamann at Trinity Lutheran Church in Manilla, Iowa. While Elmer completed his service to his country Lou made her home with her parents. Upon Elmer's discharge in 1945 they moved to Denison and were the parents of one daughter, Barbara. From 1958, until retiring in 1986, Lou was employed as receptionist for Dr. Logan in Denison.

In her spare time Lou enjoyed gardening and gambling.

She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church in Denison.

Lou died Saturday afternoon, January 17, 2009, at the Denison Care Center, Denison, Iowa, having been blessed with 92 years, 2 months and 23 days of life.

Including her parents, John and Ida Dammann, Lou was preceded in death by her husband, Elmer, in July of 1972, daughter, Barbara Peters, September 10, 2008, two brothers, Louie and Alfred Dammann and one sister, Elsie Farrell.

Those remaining to cherish her memory include her son-in-law, Myron Peters of Denison, two grandchildren, Marc Peters and special friend, Lacey of Omaha, Nebraska and Sarah and husband Keith Wulf of Fairmont, Minnesota, one great granddaughter, Molly Wulf of Fairmont, Minnesota, one sister, Amanda Bogatze of Manning, other relatives and friends.

Private graveside funeral services and burial were held at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, January 20, 2009, at the Manning Cemetery in Manning, Iowa, with the Rev. Daniel Vogel officiating. Following the interment those in attendance enjoyed fellowship and a meal at Cronks in Denison. The Pfannebecker Funeral Home, www.pfannebecker.com, in Denison was in charge of arrangements.

Obit: Elizabeth (Dammann) Hickey of Iowa (1914-2005)

pbbut — 2008-06-28 02:38:02Z

Elizabeth Viola Hickey, daughter of Herman William and Ethel Maude (Anderson) Dammann, was born November 17, 1914 near Grimes, Iowa. In 1915 her family moved to Depew. They later moved to Fenton and then Cylinder. In 1929 Elizabeth’s family made their home in Emmetsburg. She received her education in the Fenton, Cylinder, and Emmetsburg schools graduating from Emmetsburg High School in 1932. Following graduation Elizabeth taught country school in the area for ten years.
On September 29, 1937 Elizabeth was united in marriage to Laurence P. Hickey. They farmed east of Osgood and she worked for the A.S.C.S. office. After their retirement from farming in 1970 Elizabeth and Laurence moved to Cape Coral, Florida where they resided for twelve years before returning to Emmetsburg in 1982.
Elizabeth was a member of Holy Family Parish in Emmetsburg and Catholic Daughters of the Americas. She was godmother to ten of her nieces and nephews.
Elizabeth died Monday, May 16, 2005 at the Emmetsburg Care Center at the age of 90. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Laurence on January 2, 1983; two brothers, Harold and Waldo Dammann; two sisters, Louise Dammann and Vera Frederick; and a sister-in-law, Laura Dammann.
She is survived by her nieces and nephews; a sister-in-law, Eva Dammann of Worthington, MN; as well as other relatives and many friends.

SERVICES
Holy Family Catholic Church
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Thursday, May 19, 2005, 10:00 A.M.

INTERMENT
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Emmetsburg, Iowa

Re: Dammann

mjmbrown — 2008-04-26 21:04:24Z

My Great Grandfather was Frederick Dammann. My information is that he was a native of Hanover Germany. His wife was Maria Dorothy von Giese. They came to the USA in 1846. They settled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Frederick was an architect,carpenter and milwright. They moved to a homestead in Sherman township, Kossuth County, Iowa in 1866. He died in 1902. Maria died in 1871 They are buried on the farm. Their oldest daughter, My Grandmother was 2 when they came to the USA. She married Maxmillian (Max) Miller. The other Dammann children were Frederick C., Sophia who married William West of POrtland Oregon. and Mary D, who married Asa J. Story, of Redmond, Washington. My Great Grandfather was a veteran of the Civil War.

Dammann family in Chicago area

kdammann1 — 2007-05-22 19:49:50Z

Looking for anyone with info on my gggrandparents, Martin Dammann b. 1847 in Germany and Hulda Dammann, maiden name Goetschow b. 1857 in Prussia. They were married in Chicago. Children were Charles, Anna and Hermann.

Re: Dr. Lewis H. Dammann - Baltimore

TowsonKeltster — 2006-11-22 06:09:47Z

I'd just posted a query about Dr. Leo Dammann, my great great great grandfather, a physician from the Prussia/Austria area. Once I read what you'd posted , this sounds like the same person. Maybe the Leo that my mother had told me was short for Lewis. He had at least 2 daughters - an Augusta & an Annie (Anna). Besides, how many physicians named DAMMANN from the Baltimore area could there be ?

What I know is this : My great great grandfather, LYTTLETON F. JOHNSON 1849-1917, moved to Baltimore from Somerset County when he was in his teens. He became engaged to a daughter of Dr. Dammann, named _________. She died before they were actually married. Lyttleton then courted and became engaged to the daughter named AUGUSTA. They married and had 1 son named HARRY 1882-1927 and 1 daughter named LILLIAN (LIllie) 188?-1955. AUGUSTA died very young, probably around 1884. Lyttleton then married another Dammann daughter, his third, this one named ANNIE (could this be Anna?). They had 6 children : Lyttleton Jr. (LEE) 1884-1949, Maude Elizabeth (MABEL) 1886-1911, Anna Belle Rose 1888-1969, Alice Olivia 1892-1982, Julia 1894-1907, & Howard 1896?-1971. Lyttleton owned a plastering business. They specialized in doing the ornate plaster ceilings that were popular at the time.

Maude Elizabeth Johnson Biddix was my great grandmother. She died 2 days after giving birth to my grandfather. His father later married her sister Anna Belle Rose. Nine of those mentioned above, except AUGUSTA and HOWARD, are buried together @ DRUID RIDGE CEMETERY in Baltimore , Md in a plot across from the masoleum.

DAMMANN, DR. LEO

TowsonKeltster — 2006-11-22 06:09:47Z

Should anyone have any information on
DR. LEO DAMMANN, it would be greatly appreciated.

He would have been born betwenn 1805 & 1840 . From what I have learned, he was a physician from Prussia/Austria/Bavaria- take your pick. He would have lived in either the Maryland or Pennsylvania areas. Likely in Baltimore. He may have been married more than once . One of unions would have produced at least 2 daughters: Augusta (?), and Annie born around 1860-63.
Any information greatly appreciated.

Re: Johann Dammann m. Marie Cohrs ( Kohrs ) - MN

DotBarnum1 — 2006-09-21 23:39:08Z

I have information - Johann Dammann b. 8 Jan 1848 Nottensdorf, s/o Johann Christopher Dammann b. 2 Nov 1806 Nottensdorf, md. 22 July 1838 Apensen, Anna Klensang, b. 15 Oct 1810 in Goldbeck. Other children were Catharina b. 13 Jan 1839 Nottensdorf, d. 24 Feb 1841 Nottensdorf; Gesche b. 26 Nov 1841, d. 31 Aug 1842 Nottensdorf; Anna Gesche b. 9 Sept 1853 Nottensdorf. Johann Christopher was the s/o Christoph s/o Christoper s/o Joachim s/o Claus s/o Tönnies s/o Michael ...

Dammann Family in Minnesota

pizzaburger01 — 2006-03-01 15:58:56Z

I am looking for more information on Annie A. Dammann Nickname Emmy born 20 Oct 1869 MN and died 21 SEp 1923 She married a John KLein and they are my gggrandparents. If anyone has information Please contact me at tjohnson@hcinet.net

Mildred (Dammann) Wilhelm, 1910-2001

stonecoldead — 2005-08-24 16:15:49Z

Mildred (Dammann) Wilhelm, age 90, of Dodge Center, died Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2001, at Fairview Nursing Home in Dodge Center, Minnesota.
She was born Dec. 14, 1910, in Hay Creek, Minn., to Hans and Katherine (Augustin) Dammann.
On June 1, 1938, she married Alfred Karges in Red Wing. He died on Oct. 22, 1985.
On May 6, 1989, she married Walter Wilhelm in Dodge
Center. He died on June 19, 2000.

Charlotte DAMMANN

SOudejans1122 — 2005-04-26 19:30:47Z

Looking for information on Charlotte DAMMANN. She was married to Frederich Ludwig DIETRICH,b. 1830 in Hanover, Germany, d. 1906 in PA. He was a Lutheran minister in OH and PA.

Dr. L. H. Dammann

ALuckhardt2001 — 2005-04-23 22:54:27Z

Looking for any information on Dr. L. H. Dammann of Pa. (maybe Maryland?). He married Elizabeth Musselman, who was born Jan. 1810 in Pa. Elizabeth died Feb. 14, 1902. They had a daughter, Mary Virginia Dammann, who was born 1831. Any info on this family would be appreciated.

Re: Dammann and Hartig

Postman61 — 2004-07-02 03:23:29Z

Small World! My Grandmother was Dorothea Johanna Louise Dammann. I've been working on all of my other families & just this weekend I began to enter the information from the book that you compiled & my mother received. Thanks for all your hard work. I have added information for the Hartigs that moved to Cottonwood Falls since that is near here. If you are interested I can send it. You may email me at bjrhoads@ valu-line.net if you wish.

Dammann connections??????

peppy8140 — 2004-05-10 08:55:37Z

GGGGG Grandfather: Wilhelm Dammann
B: about 1695
married Anna Margareta Schultz(lived in Hausfeld?)
M: 10-12-1775
GGGG Grandfather: Johann Hubert Dammann
B:6-4-1741
married Eleonora Miller ?
children: John ?
GGG Grandfather: Friedrich August Dammann
B: 9-9-1779
D:11-17-1834
married Juliane Dorothea Regina
B:11-19-1788
D: 1848 TEXAS

Julia Dammann (Ramsey)
born: June 4 1863
died: Feb 16 1948 Portland Oregon
married William Ramsey November 19 1894

Oswald Dammann my great grandfathers brother:
Oswalds last known address was 683 Schwetzingen
Kurpfalzring 60 RUF8496

G Grandfather Louis C Dammann
lived in New Jersey, Egg Harbor. He passed Mar 1981
Born: 6 Nov 1894
I got the wonderful chance to know my Great Grandfather. He was a very talented person. Very intelligent.very Loving.

G Grandfather Louis married
Sarah Evelyn Lear
Sarahs Mothers name was : Mary Jane Hearn
Fathers name was : Eli Lear
G Grandfathers Mothers name was: Mary Augutus Kroekel (died 1-30-1945)
Fathers name was :Charles Dammann
Mary Augustus Kroekels Fathers name was : Paul Kroekel

Seems that most entries involve Dresdon(SP?) Hausfeld(SP?)
please email me with any connections.
Lisa Cincotti (Dammann)

Re: Dr. Lewis H. Dammann - Baltimore

DennyB1951 — 2004-05-04 06:07:17Z

I am related to this family through Dr. Lewis H. Dammann's daughter Emma. Emma married John George May and lived in Wash D.C. They had a daughter Rose Anna May who married Lewis S. Collins. Their daughter Lucille May Collins married Charles Clementson, my grandparents. The May family also is of German roots. Haven't worked too much on this side of my family, but happy to share what I have.

Dahman/Damen of Blair County, PA

mertzonj — 2004-01-27 13:01:50Z

Looking for ancestors of Jacob B. Dahman born in 1856 in Blair County PA. Parents were Henry and Katherine Schaeffer Dahman. Jacob was found to be in Ohio in at least 1900. His is of Germanic heritage. He was baptized at St. Mary's Church in Hollidaysburg, PA. Can anyone help??

Re: Dammann heritage

2004-01-09 13:32:09Z

Marlene- Please e-mail me at MDamm03@hotmail.com. For some reason I can't get my e-mail to go thru to you.

Re: Dammann heritage

2004-01-09 02:19:31Z

Marcia,

I have tried to e-mail you with the address I had. Have you changed your address? I have been in contact with Gene Dammann from Fredricksburg, VA and received info from him. It was very helpful and filled in lots of empty spaces in my tree. Will wait to hear from you. I would like to make a trip to the Worms ares this summer and visit the cemetery and possibly look at church records. Anxious to hear from you. Marlene

Re: Dammann heritage

2003-12-30 02:51:31Z

Marlene, I am finally back to doing genealogy. E-mail me and we can exchange information.
Marcia

Re: Dammann Information..any connections????

2003-11-10 00:16:17Z

I am working on the Dammann family that came from Germany in 1850's to Montgomery County Illinois. Henry Dammann Sr is the surname.

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

2003-09-22 02:57:55Z

I also show on the history that Gordon sent me. That Clara Lena Olson Born Oct 1, 1885 Married John Dammann. they had two chirdren: Henry and Evnhart. Died sometime before her brother Oscar, (My Grandfather) My Grandfather died August 13, 1962. Duane

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

2003-09-20 17:16:02Z

My Grandfather was Oscar Emil Bodvig. His Father was John Olson Bodvig. They came from Norway in 1870. John Olson changed his name to Bodvig, I believe when they came over here from Noway. My cousin Gordon DeKrey has done a family history which I have part of. So we could be related.

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

2003-09-20 16:59:44Z

Duane,
Please contact me at jaydam@earthlink.net re: Bodvigs.

Thanks.

Joyce

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

2003-09-20 16:56:20Z

In response, Clara Pauline Bodvig was my husbands paternal grandmother, her parents were John Olson Bodvig/Oleanna Pederson (Clara m John Dammann) Clara and family lived in MN (Jackson area). Any connection?
Joyce

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

2003-09-20 04:35:16Z

I am Duane Bodvig. I live in Lewistown, Mt. but grew up in Tappen, North Dakota. My Dad was Jesse Bodvig. There are serveral family's around the Tappen Area. I don't know if we are related or not.

Re: Fredrick Dammann

MarySanders42 — 2003-07-25 02:15:53Z

The people you mentioned are not related to me as far as I know, but thanks for asking.
Mary

Re: Dammann/IL/MN/Waswo

BarbChapman73 — 2003-06-03 02:25:21Z

Joyce,
It's a long shot, but they've paid off before. Knowing the old German custom (designed only to confuse and befuddle descendants, you know) of using second or third names instead of the given name throughout life, Hinrich could have been the second or third name given to your Hinrich DAMMANN.

I have in Germany, a Johann Hinrich DAMMANN, b. 9 May 1842, son of Klaus AUGUSTIN (17 Apr 1819 - ?) and Catharina Margaretha DAMMANN (19 Dec 1820 - ?). Catherine Margaretha was a very distant cousin through my MEINKE line, and I don't know what happened to her or her son, but many of her cousins migrated to the U.S. Midwest the same time as your Hinrich.

If you want to follow up on this, they came from the Hanover and Hamburg areas. Let me know if you want more information on this line, and I'll send you what I know.

Re: Fredrick Dammann

billkinkel1 — 2003-03-18 22:24:31Z

My great Grand fathers brother John Kinkel married a Johanna Dammann in May of 1860 in Le Sueur Minnesota. Her fathers name was Frederick and mothers name was Anna.
Johanna AKA Anna was born in Mecklenburg in Germany July 4 1843. This Frederick was born in 1805, and died in 1880 in Le Sueur Minnesota. Is that a relative of yours.
Thank you
Bill Kinkel

Dr. Lewis H. Dammann - Baltimore

ALuckhardt1770 — 2003-02-13 17:13:17Z

Looking for any additional information on the Dammann Family of Baltimore City in the mid-1800's. Dr. Lewis Dammann was originally from Germany (Prussia or Russia), born aboiut 1810.
Married about 1842. First wife, Elizabeth of Maryland. Second wife, named Virginia of Maryland. His children: Agustus, Floranthe, Virginia, Augusta, Emma, Anna, Clara and Willie.
Any help appreciated.

Re: Dammann Information..any connections????

CSkow8250 — 2003-02-10 17:15:13Z

Hello Lisa,
I have your g grandfather Louis Dammann in my Kroekel database. His mother Mary (I have her as Marie Auguste) Kroekel was a sister of my great grandfather Charles August Hilmar Kroekel. The Kroekel family came from Braunschweig, Germany in 1865 and settled in Egg Harbor City, Atlantic County, NJ.
Parents of your Mary Auguste were Carl Friedrich Heinrich Kroekel (German form Krökel with umlaut) and Auguste Dorothea Caroline Hilgendaug.
Carl (aka Charles) Friedrich was b.Feb 2, 1824
Auguste Dorothea (she was second wife) was b. Oct 22, 1827
six children (three with first wife, she died abt 1852 in Braunschweig)
Oscar b. abt 1850
Ida b. abt 1851
Cacilie b. 1852
Charles August Hilmar b. Dec 7, 1854 (my great grandfather)
Clara b. Jan 13, 1861
Marie Auguste b. Feb 6, 1863, m. Karl/Charles Dammann on Jan 1, 1890 Egg Harbor City. He was b. Feb 18, 1853 and d. Jan 29, 1923.
Are you interested in exchanging family histories?

familie search, connections

2002-08-29 14:06:17Z

dammann geb. 1793 Twistringen came to holland. married in 1821. sons: henricus, geb. 1827 and Joan Theodore, born 1830.
any one have connections?

bob

ancestors

2002-08-29 13:52:06Z

hello, I am from holland and I AM LOOKING FOR relatives and ancestors. The tree I am in leeds to austria from 1750
A a name: Joan Theodor Dammann 1793-1849 comes to holland to rotterdam. Is ther someone who has a link to this?
bob

Dammann Information..any connections????

peppyandmama — 2002-08-09 16:03:46Z

Re: Dammann Family

2002-08-09 15:59:46Z

Re: Dammann Family

peppyandmama — 2002-07-23 12:15:19Z

my ggrandfather charles married Evelyn Leir. The old address was rd1 box 224 egg harbor
also need help still....my grandmother Omega, need help in finding info....I am pulling my hair out here...
my grandfather Marvin had brothers. Arthur,Charles,George,Sonny
My grandmother was one of 13 and she was the baby...please any info would be appreciated.....thanks

My previous post

peppyandmama — 2002-07-20 19:16:01Z

My GrandParents resided in Egg Harbor,NJ in the house that my Great Grandfather built and lived in until the day he died. My Grandfather had 3 boys, My Father, Marvin, and my two uncles John and Roger.

Re: Dammann heritage

2002-06-12 14:19:07Z

Gayle Kenfield
I just found your message on RootsWeb concerning Dammann's.
My Great Grandfather was Claus Dammann. His daughter Martha married August Luebke, my grandparents. My Dad was Edmund
Luebke, their son. Would you share information you have? I don't have much and would love to learn anything about the family. Thanks and waiting to hear from you. Marlene.