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DIEHL Elmer S 1902-1965

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-04 12:39:36Z

DIEHL Elmer S 1902-1965

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DIEHL Helen J 1900-1965

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-01 14:57:10Z

DIEHL Helen J 1900-1965

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DIEHL Delmar C 1929-1946

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-01 14:56:48Z

DIEHL Delmar C 1929-1946

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Re: Diehl, Abraham

NancyDiehl138 — 2009-10-23 02:08:28Z

Hi there,
Surly you have found out something by now, but let me tell you that I have a lot of information of Abraham and Christena. I am kin to Abraham II and then his son David who moved to East Tennessee.
I wonder if you might know the last name of Christena? If you need information just send me a message and I will try and answer you.
Nancy

Diehl

WGFGER — 2009-09-10 09:06:28Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 30. Aug. 2009:

Danksagung von Karl und Edda Diehl in Wehrda
fuer die Gratulationen, Blumen und Geschenke zur Goldenen Hochzeit.

WGF

Diehl / Furleger - Lorsch, Hessen

EarlRoss13 — 2009-08-10 00:25:05Z

Anyone researching this family?

Anton Diehl b: abt 1720-25, d: 19 May 1777 Lorsch, Hessen, married Anna Dorothea Furleger 14 Feb 1740-41. I have a list of 10 children but my line is through Martin Diehl who b: 23 Jan 1745 Lorsch and married to Maria Appolonia Henckes.

Re: George and Elizabeth Diehl

O_Mertz — 2009-07-15 16:02:32Z

I too descend from George And Elizabeth Diehl from their son William H who married your Rebecca's sister Rachel Kleckner.

You can go to my website:

http://web.mac.com/oakeymertz

You'll find George Washington Diehl in the index. You can study what I have found out and then please email me -- email is given on my website -- and let's discuss.

It's a tough family.

Re: George

whatisarusso — 2009-07-15 16:01:49Z

I'm having such a hard time finding anything about George that I haven't gotten to his family as of yet. However, check the post after yours. It looks like it might be a promising match!

Re: Diehl in Northumberland Co., Pa

jadiehl1 — 2009-07-15 16:01:17Z

The only way that would work in my line would be if George (b 1807) was a brother to my gggrandfather William. Do you know if George had such a brother? The area is the right area for my family...

Diehl in Northumberland Co., Pa

mariahswind — 2009-07-15 16:00:48Z

I have found out that my Dale ancestors were Diehl's in Northumberland county. In the 1850 Fed Census there is a John Diehl and family. He is aged 61 born in Pa. Wife is 35 yr old Sarah (his second wife I believe). Children at home are:
George 25 PA Farmer
Mary 23 PA
Elizabeth 20 PA
Leah 17 PA
Franklin 15 PA

near him are two of his married sons Samuel 35 and William 29. Samuel is who I descend thru. He along with his brothers George, William, Henry and Jacob migrate to Iowa. Henry and Jacob migrating to Ohio first. They all are in Monroe Co., Iowa by 1860. And going by Dale in records then.

Emerson and Agnes (Rice) Diehl of Adams/York Counties of PA

plain1966 — 2009-07-08 19:20:41Z

looking for information on Emerson Diehl who married Agnes Rice.......they were the parents of Anna Diehl Livingston.........lived around the Adams/York county area of PA.........Anna Diehl married my great grandfather Ezra Livingston........any information would be greatly appreciated.......
thanks,
Cecilia

Re: Diehl families

plain1966 — 2009-07-08 19:19:36Z

My great grandmother was Anna Diehl Livingston...her parents Emerson and Agnes (Rice) Diehl...you have any information relating to them. They were from around the Adams/York County area of PA.

Thanks,
Cecilia

DIEHL Atrhur A and E Nadine

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-05 23:30:00Z

DIEHL Atrhur A and E Nadine

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DIEHL Nadine BOWEN 1897-1973

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-19 00:44:17Z

DIEHL Nadine BOWEN 1897-1973

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DIEHL Arthur Andy 1895-1957

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-19 00:44:06Z

DIEHL Arthur Andy 1895-1957

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Re: Diehl Family

mjdall — 2009-06-09 19:03:32Z

Starting with the 1930 US Census, York, York Co, PA
ED 111, sheet 9B, lines 52-55:

DIEHL, Oscar N. - head, 52 y/o, married at age 24, born in Pennsylvania, parents born in Pennsylvania, occupation: clerk for steam railroad office
-----, Catherine D. - wife, 47 y/o, married at age 19, born in Maryland, parents born in Maryland
-----, Dean K. - son, 20 y/o, single, born in Pennsylvania
-----, Helen M. - daughter, 16 y/o, born in Pennsylvania

1920 US Census, York, York Co, PA
ED 146, sheet 14 A, lines 17-23:

DIEHL, Oscar N. - head, 42 y/o, botn in Pennsylvania, parents born in Pennsylvania, occupation: clerk for PRR
-----, Catherine B. - wife, 34 y/o, born in Maryland, parents born in Maryland
-----, Pomroy D. - son, 15 y/o, born in Pennyslvania
-----, Paul J. - son, 13 y/o, born in Pennsylvania
-----, Dean K. - son, 9 y/o, born in Pennsylvania
-----, Helen M. - daughter, 5 y/o, born in Pennsylvania

1910 US Census, York, York Co, PA
ED 122, sheet 13A, lines 22-26

DIEHL, Oscar N. - head, 30 y/o, first marriage, married 6 years, born in Pennsylvania, parents born in Pennsylvania, occupation: clerk for Railroad
-----, Catherine - wife, 29 y/o, first marriage, married 6 years, 3 of 3 children living, born in Pennsylvania, parents born in Pennsylvania
-----, Pomroy D. - son, 6 y/o, born in Pennsylvania
-----, Nevin O J - son, 3 y/o, born in Pennsylvania
-----, Dean K. - son, 0/12 or 2/12 y/o, born in Pennsylvania

Without knowing Oscar's parents' names, I can't go back any further in census records with any certainty, but there is an Oacar N. Diehl in the 1900 census, born Sept 1878 living in Franklin Twp, Adams County whose parents were James F. and Arabella E., siblings Frederick, John, Robert, Elizabeth, and Samuel - all born in PA [ED 2, sheets 5A&B].

Searching for a WW1 draft registration for Oscar yielded this:

Oscar Nevin Diehl
York, York Co, PA
DOB: 19 Sept 1878
age: 39
native born
next of kin: Catherine Day Diehl

So, it looks like James and Arabella may well have been his parents.

-MJ

Re: Diehl Family

MargaretKnisely — 2009-06-08 21:02:58Z

My grandfather was Oscar Nevin Diehl and his wife was Catherine Jones Diehl, he died before I was born. His mother was a Pomeroy.
Oscar had 4 children including my father.. they were Paul, Pomeroy, Helen and Dean.
My father Dean was born in 1910 in York County. All his family resided in York and Adams County to my knowledge...

Re: Diehl Family

mjdall — 2009-06-08 15:20:30Z

There are many unrelated families with the surname Diehl. Can you give more info (names, dates, locations) to help narrow down which Diehl family you're researching and in what time frame?

-MJ

Looking for any information on John and Wilhelmina Diehl(Deal)

rojo804 — 2009-01-05 18:03:08Z

This family was living in District 10 of Alleghany Co., Maryland in 1850. They had-Justina, Edward, catherine and Migetta. John was born in germany. My husband's grandmother descened John(born abt. 1803), Edward (born abt. 1837). her mother was Elizabeth Charity Miller. She was only married to edward for about 7years. She then married Peter Mason. Looking for information anyone may have.

Diehl Family, Hagerstown MD

mebersole123 — 2009-06-01 20:39:51Z

My name is Marie Diehl Ebersole. Diehl is my maiden name. I am looking for information on my father's family.
My father is Howard Boyle Diehl Jr. B- Feb 11,1919, still living.
His Father - Howard Boyle Diehl Sr. - Oct 1893 - 1955
His Father William Oliver Diehl - B 1861 - D?
Married Lydia Bankard (B- 1865) at Zion Reformed Church, Hagerstown MD, June 18,1884.
Any information is greatly appreciated. I can be reached at m.ebersole@verizon.net

Marie

Re: papers

mpsantoro — 2009-05-08 11:03:20Z

Is it still possible to get these papers? or if anyone else got them, and could forward them to me as well.

thank you.

Mimi Santoro

Re: The Diehls of Philadelphia

mpsantoro — 2009-05-06 15:51:27Z

Doris,

I have begun research anew as I did find connection to Diehl finally via censs and NYC marriage indices. Did you ever find out more about Mary Von Zander or visit cemetary in Woodhaven?

Thank you.
Mimi Santoro

Diehl Family

MargaretKnisely — 2009-06-08 15:18:20Z

Any information of family line

Re: The Diehls of Philadelphia

DorothySiebenmorgen — 2009-05-08 11:02:57Z

In researching I just saw your post of Sept. 12, 2005 in which you state that you are a descendant of Smion Jacob Diehl, who came to Philadelphia from Germany on 10-12-1741 from Frankfort. Two brothers William and John Peter came before him. Family moved to NC 1842.

I am descended from Jacob Diehl (Deal) who came from Germany to Phil. Don't know exact date, but ca. 1741 would fit. However, my Jacob came to NC in the late 1700's. His son (my gggrandfather, Henry) was born in 1779 in Lincoln Co. Jacob owned land in Burke Co. (the county lines changed a few times in that period). It sounds like we might be tracing the same Jacob. If you have any more info on him(his wife's name, list of children, etc.) it would be very helpful. Will be glad to share info with you if this is the same Jacob. Please contact me at dsiebenmorgen@cablelynx.com.

Dr Charles F Diehl obit

ayla13 — 2008-09-13 22:24:31Z

Summarized from "The Morning Call", Allentown PA, Sunday 01 Sep 2008, p. B7 col 1
no picture

Dr. Charles F Diehl
s/o Frank Diehl & Estelle
born,
edu, doctorate-psychology, Penn State University
mil, US Army Air Corps, non-commissioned & commissioned officer, WWII
occ, profesor, Penn State University & University of Kentucky; manager/owner, Maple Tree Inn Tennis Club, Lehighton PA; author of books/publications in his field
rel, United Church of Christ Church

age at death, 93
died, 30 Aug 2008
place of death, home
residence at death, 738 Mahoning Drive East, Lehighton PA
funeral home, Thomas J Parambo Funeral Home, Summit Hill PA

survivors,
companion, Julian
close friends, David, Norb, Steven, Zachary & Derek

Re: Barbara Diehl , married to Abraham Page

grubbmj — 2009-03-11 14:40:12Z

Hi, Have you found anything out about Barbara Diehl?
I am also descended from Barbara and Abraham and we are actually related doubly because Abraham and Barbara's daughter Catherine Page(sister to Abraham) was married to John Niemond jr. who was your ancestress' brother.

Catherine and John Niemond Jr. named their daughter, my ancestor Margaret. She was named after our ancestress Margarethe Gutte (Page).

This family almost always follow the PA dutch naming pattern tradition. Margaret Niemond married Jacob Weiser. Their daughter Malinda Weiser Sheaffer (married EG Sheaffer) and named her first daughter Margaret as well. She had a daughter Carrie Sheaffer Witmer(married John witmer) who named her 1st daughter Margaret. 1st daughters are usually named after their mother's mother (maternal grandmother). So if Catherine is Barbara's 1st daughter, Barbara's mother's name could well be Catherine. This is just a guess, of course.

Catherine Barge/Page and her husband John Niemond jr. settled in Elkhart Indiana and were there in 1860 by the time of Barbara's estate sale. Now I don't think Abraham would have been old enough to fight in the War of Independence and his father Juerg(George) would have been in his 50s and although they helped defend the frontier against the Indian attacks, I am not too sure if his Mennonite beliefs would have allowed him to fight against the British. Cousins of ours have a very informative page listed below. If you find any info on Barbara Diehl(or the Niemonds) I'd be thankful .
Mark Grubb

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~foulkrod/p...

Diehl's Bakery

ktalleywild — 2009-01-07 05:59:52Z

It is my understandung that my great great grandmother (Anna Diehl) had a bakery in Watsontown, PA in the late 1800's. I'm hoping someone might have more information about the bakery and where the family came from in Germany.
Anna's daughter (Margaret)married Jay Lindauer who was also from Watsontown. Information on his family would be helpful as well.

German Solider Obgefr Diehl Died after 8/1944

sandyhamilton49 — 2008-10-21 00:03:37Z

A friend recently discovered several items belonging to a WWII German solider, possibly a aviator/officer.

The hat has a handwritten tag with the name Diehl Obgefr or Obgefe. Handwriting isn't very clear but that is what they think it says.

A newspaper dated Aug. 2, 1944 is used to hold the hat sides up. A picture was found in the belt pouch of a burial of 3 soliders surrounded by a dozen other soliders. The burial has 3 helmets atop a mound w/ the nazi swastika outlined in rocks or some other material.

I am attempting to locate anyone with knowledge of this family name-I realize I possibly have Diehl as a first name and probably should be the surname. Possibly a return of the hat and some other items can be made if a direct family member is available.

Thanks for any help.

Obituary: Valentine Francis Diehl

roy5037 — 2008-12-15 16:40:45Z

Valentine Francis Diehl

Mr Valentine Diehl,63 of Westville,Florida. Was Called Home to be with the Lord at his residence on Dec. 20,2004 after a long courageous battle with leukemia.He was born to Valentine and Frances Mac Diehl on July 19,1941 in Detroit Michigan. Mr. Diehl was a resident of Westville,Fl. for the past 31 years,moving from Panama City , Florida. He was Baptist by faith and the former pastor of Red Bay Baptist church for 11 years. He was a veteran of the United States Armed Forces, serving his country in the United States Air Force. He was a ordained minister, ordained on Aug. 22,1976,at Evergreen Baptist Church, Westville,Fl..He attended the Baptist College of Florida fot two years.he owned and operated his own carpet business for more than 20 years.Mr Diehl was preceded in death by his father and mother.Survived by his loving wife of 44 years. Martha Sue Diehl Four daughters Tami Helms and husban,Wayne.Renee Brakefield husband Bobby,Terri Ward Husband Gary,Regina Brooks husband Garry and six grandchildren, one great grandson, 3 Brothers and 3 sisters.
Burial in Red Bay Cemetery, Florida

in the Newsherald paper on Wednesday, December 22 2004

Looking for Henry Diehl and Henry Meyer's Home on Salzburg Road

amidd67 — 2009-01-13 02:36:16Z

in Monitor Township, Bay County, Michigan. On the 1896 Map of Monitor Township, Henry Diehl lived on Lot 26. In 1916, Henry's son-in-law, Henry Meyer, who married his daughter, Louisa Diehl, lived on the same Lot 26. Is the house still there? What is the address? I believe that the house may be between Two and Four Mile Roads.

Re: Barbara Diehl , married to Abraham Page

sufrancis — 2009-03-16 19:21:19Z

Mark, I have found out nothing else yet.

Re: DIEHL

onyxmoon — 2009-04-26 03:08:49Z

I'm looking for a John Diehl born 1770/75. He may have married a Mary. They had a son named William born around 1800. Any info like this in your research?

DIEHL Nadine BOWEN 1897-1973

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-24 01:14:46Z

DIEHL Nadine BOWEN 1897-1973

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,261 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Some Diehl Obits - Glenn E Diehl, Lorraine Loretta Diehl, Chloe Elizabeth Diehl, Kathryn E. Diehl, Dolan A. Diehl

JIWelsch — 2009-05-03 14:26:42Z

ALEDO, Ill. - Glenn E. Diehl, 79, of Aledo, Ill., died Thursday evening, May 18, 2000, at Mercer County Hospital.

Funeral Services will be at Fippinger Funeral Home in Aledo, with the Rev. Gary Await officiating.

Burial will be in Mannon Cemetery. Visitation is from 6-8 p.m. Sunday at Fippinger Funeral Home, where memorials may be left to Serenity Hospice for the Mannon Cemetery.

Mr. Diehl was born March 26, 1921 in Mercer County, Ill., a son of George and Mary Welch Diehl. He received his education from the Mannon Schools. He married Nora Horner on June 29, 1946 at Sunbeam Parsonage.

He was employed as a mechanic at Ranney's, Olson Massey Harrison Ferguson Dealership, Castle Trucking in Joy, and retired from Henderson Ford in 1983. He also worked on small engines out of his garage at home. He was a former member of the Aledo Moose Lodge, and enjoyed woodworking and jigsaw puzzles.

Survivors include his wife Nora; one daughter, Faye Eckhardt and her husband, Gary; one granddaughter, Megan Eckhardt; one sister, Lois Adams and her husband, Ira; and one brother, Elmo Diehl and his wife, Ella Marie Diehl, all of Aledo.

He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and four brothers.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Lorraine Loretta Diehl, 72, of Muscatine, died , Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2001, at the Muscatine Care Center.

Services will be at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. Burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Diehl was born July 29, 1928, in Muscatine, the daughter of Russel and Susan Whisler Martin. She married Maynard Diehl on Dec. 2, 1947, in Muscatine.

She enjoyed sewing, quilting, and cooking. She also liked playing cards and bingo. Her greatest joy came from her time spent with children.

Survivors include her son, Lester Diehl and his wife, Nette, of Wapello; her very special friend, Tiffany Aide, of Muscatine; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; her sister, Helen Moore of Topeka, Kan.; her step sister, Mary Martin, of Muscatine; and two half brothers, Walter Martin of Muscatine and Wayne Martin of Atalissa.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband, Maynard, on Nov. 3, 1991.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Chloe Elizabeth Diehl, eight-week-old infant of Robert S. and Erin A. Miller Diehl, Muscatine died Friday, Dec. 20, 2002, at University of Iowa Hospitals, Iowa City.

Services are at Muscatine Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rev. Wade Duroe of Hillcrest Baptist Church will officiate.

Visitation is at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home.

Chloe was born Oct. 18, 2002 in Davenport.

Survivors include her parents; one brother, Chandler C. Diehl; grandparents, James and Marsha Loveridge, of Keithsburg, Ill., and Dolan Diehl, Jr.; grandparents, Raymond and Patsy Miller of Muscatine; great-grandparents, Dolan and Esther Diehl of Keithsburg, Ill., and Stan Feehan of Joy, Ill., and great-grandmother, Florence McMahon of West Liberty.
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ALEDO, Ill. - Kathryn E. Diehl, 83, Aledo, died Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at Aledo Health and Rehab Center, Aledo.

Graveside services are at the Aledo Cemetery. The Rev. Claude Moreland will officiate.

There is no visitation. Fippinger Funeral Home, Aledo, is in charge of the arrangements. Memorials may be made to Mercer County Senior Center or Project NOW.

She was born Dec. 28, 1919, in Hancock County, Ill., the daughter of Harley and Ellen Tippitt Parker. She married Russell Jackson in June 1938. He preceded her in death in 1964. She later married Craig Diehl. He preceded her in death.

She attended the Colchester schools.

She was employed as a bookkeeper at Mer Roc F.S. in Aledo.

Survivors include a daughter, Donna J. DeBok of Moncks Corner, S.C.; a son, Charles R. Jackson of Fairborn, Ohio; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and a sister, Madge Lenix of Rock Island, Ill.

She was preceded in death by her parents, both husbands, a brother and two sisters.
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KEITHSBURG, Ill. - Dolan A. Diehl , Sr., 89, of Keithsburg, Ill., died Thursday, April 30, 2009, at Aledo Rehab and Health Care Center.

The Rev. Richard Bishop of New Boston United Methodist Church and the Rev. Charles Reynolds First Christian Church of Keithsburg, Ill., will be part of the services.

Organist will be Rose Tary.

Casketbearers will be Chuck Coulter, Ernie Coulter, Marty Welin, Randy Henderson and Sam King

Burial will be in New Boston Cemetery with Military Rites conducted by: Mercer County V.F.W. Post No. 1571.

Memorials may be made to Aledo Rehab & Health Care Center.

He was born Dec. 16, 1919, in New Boston, Ill., the son of Milo Alfred and Nellie Marie (Mathews) Diehl.

He married Esther Butt on Dec. 27, 1940, in Norfolk, Va.

He worked for the Corps of Engineers for 13 years as a lead welder, retiring in 1965. He then farmed in the Keithsburg area until 2000.

He was a member of the Iron Workers & Millwright Union and the Carpenters & Jointers Union Local No. 2158.

He served in the Army during Worls War II from 1943-’45 in the Phillipines and South Pacific.

He was an avid collector and enjoyed going to auctions.

He was a 56-year member of the Masons, belonging to both the New Boston and Keithsburg Lodges. He had served as Master three times over the years.

He was a 53- year member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Other memberships include the Mercer County V.F.W. and the New Boston United Methodist Church.

He is survived by his wife, Esther Diehl, Keithsburg, Ill.; daughters Ginger and Harlan Pruess, Lowden; two sons Dolan Diehl, Jr., Ackworth, Ga. and Jimmy (Cindy) Diehl, Keithsburg; seven grandchildren, Allen (Laura) Jackson, Brenda (Steve) Moseley, Misty (Delane) Holmes, Mike (Jolene) Diehl, Bobby (Erin) Diehl, Travis (Angel) Diehl and Stephanie (Mike) Retherford; two step grandchildren, Michele (Jay) Proesch and Todd (Debbie) Pruess; 16 great grandchildren, 10 step great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild; sister Joanna Henderson, Aledo, Ill. and numerous nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, Clarence “Sonny” Diehl; four sisters, Ella Whitehall, Rosella Coulter, Phyllis Welin and Harriet Coulter and one great-granddaughter.

SARAH DIEHL - JOHN J. HENRY - DELAWARE

dealgen — 2009-03-22 19:28:26Z

JOHN JEFFERSON HENRY of Red Lion Hundred, New Castle Co., DE(b. DE 11 SEPT 1822)sof JAMES HENRY & wf ANN JEFFERSON married SARAH DIEHL/DEAL in JAN 1846. (Sources: HENRY Bible records in Gen. Soc. of PA Collection and Delaware Gazette 9 JAN 1846 abstracted in Delaware Marriages and Deaths v. 3). SARAH was 27 in the 1850 US Census, estimated birth year 1823 in Delaware.
One known child IDA HENRY died young.
JOHN J. HENRY remarried to MARIETTA B. SLACK c1858 and moved to Denver, CO.
Seek link to the large DIEHL family of New Castle Co., DE.

ROTHENBERGER - DIEHL

dealgen — 2009-02-17 23:34:42Z

(JOHN) JACOB ROTHENBERGER married circa 1771 to MARIA BARBARA (?DIEHL?). Resided Upper Milford Twp, Northampton Co.,PA (later part of Lehigh Co.) 12 children born 1772-1796. MICHAEL DIEHL was baptismal sponsor of 2 children. JACOB ROTHENBERGER and JOHN DIEHL were executors of MICHAEL DIEHL's will in 1796. Seek proof of suspicion that JACOB ROTHENBERGER's wife MARIA BARBARA was a DIEHL.
Ed Deal
Researching SE PA DIEHL/DEAL/TEEL/DALE families

Re: Ambrose DIEHL

dealgen — 2009-02-12 03:37:02Z

Your Ambrose Diehl was a son of Daniel Diehl and wife Catherine Stoudt. They lived in Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co. Here is the proof from Lehigh Co. Miscellaneous Deed Book #15-504 Release
Heirs of DANIEL DIEHL TO
JOSEPH WIEAND
JOSEPH is owner of land in Upper Milford Twp bordered by ABRAHAM S. MOYER, JOHN BACKEUSTO(?), JOSEPH WIEAND, EDWARD HARLACHER, JONATHAN HOTTEL, 22 acres & 65 perches, late real estate of DANIEL DIEHL, late of Upper Milford Twp, 1/3 dower of widow CATHERINE DIEHL who died 28 APR 1882, one son is PETER A. DIEHL, refers to Misc Deed 13-359, sold his share to MARTHA ANN DIEHL, a daughter of DANIEL.
We: SOLOMON DIEHL
AMBROSE DIEHL
PETER A. DIEHL
SARAH SICHER, late SARAH DIEHL
MARTHA ANN WASSER, late MARTHA DIEHL
CATHARINE JOHNSON, late DIEHL
All heirs of DANIEL. $105.97 to MARTHA, $52.98 5/6 to each of the others (except )PETER.
Witnesses: FRANK JOHNSON & PHAON C. WEAVER. Recorded 17 MAY 1882.

I'd appreciate any information you could provide on the descendents of Ambrose Diehl & wife Anna Amelia Hawk.
Ed Deal
Researching Eastern PA Diehl/Deal/Teel Families
dealgen AT aol.com

YOUELL - YOUEL - DIEHL - EASTON, PA

dealgen — 2009-02-10 18:33:11Z

ROBERT YOUELL married SUSANNA DIEHL, both of Easton, Northampton Co., PA on 2 NOV 1818 (Easton Centinel Newspaper 6 NOV 1818). Found in Easton in 1820 and 1830 US Census and not thereafter. One son and 3 daughters in 1830 Census. Seek links to Northampton Co. DIEHL families.

JACOB KLAUS - ELIZABETH DIEHL LEBANON CO., PA

dealgen — 2009-02-07 16:15:20Z

JACOB KLAUS married ELIZABETH DIEHL at Trinity Tulpehocken Reformed, Jackson Twp, Lebanon Co., PA on 16 MAY 1819. Can't find in 1820-1850 US Census.

BENJAMIN DIEHL - MARRIED 1819 NORTHUMBERLAND CO, PA

dealgen — 2009-01-29 23:21:37Z

Seek details on BENJAMIN DIEHL, married in Sunbury, Northumberland Co 24 DEC 1819 to MARIA MONTZ "both of Sunbury" (Source: Northumberland Republican Newspaper). He is found in Sunbury in the 1820 and 1830 US Census with a family (2 sons and 2 daughters by 1830). Not found in 1840. There is a JOHN DIEHL, age 26 in Sunbury in 1850,near 2 MONTZ families and the right age to be a son, but no proof. BENJAMIN and MARIA not found in Northumberland Co Will/Admin Index.

Alfred Diehl - Susan Kern - Lehigh Co., PA

dealgen — 2008-12-05 20:03:19Z

Alfred H. Diehl(1850-1915) married Susan A. Kern(1850-1934) in Allentown on 26 MAY 1872, 3 children: Thomas K, Annie (m. William Dengler) and William Charles (m. Maria Schaeffer). Buried St. Marks, Allentown. Seek clues on parents of Alfred H. Diehl, can't find in 1850, 1860, 1870 US Census.

Re: Harvey Diehl married Lena Choener

dealgen — 2008-11-02 14:44:44Z

Just found this in the Lehigh Co HS Vital records gleaned from newspapers......HARVEY DIEHL of Emaus, married Mrs. LENA MILLER of Emaus, date of marriage not reported by the paper....found in the "Macungie Progress" newspaper of 19 SEPT 1907. Since they were both from Lehigh Co their marriage will likely be in those county records.

Re: Baltzer Diehl, Adams Co.IL to KS

williamdeal_1 — 2009-02-22 05:28:42Z

I have been working on my family history for several years and always hit a brick wall at my gr-gr grandfather, Baltzer Diehl!!!! My gr grandfather was Robert Deal (the spelling of the name got changed somewhere right in here. Don't know if it was Robert or Baltzer-have heard several different stories). Any way the family migrated from KS-OK-NE-WY, where I am at. Contact me please @ williamdeal@bresnan.net. Please put Baltzer in the coments line.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Bill

Re: Diehl>Kaiserslantern, Germany

arlene9999 — 2009-03-25 12:17:44Z

Catherine

Not to worry I am plenty confused as it is already. Up until last week I did not know where my Charles/Carl/Karl Diehl had come from. I thought he had come from Bremen becuase that is where the family thought his wife Catherina/e Herr (?) came from.

Lucky for me he traveled back to Germany in 1922, why I do not know but I found his passport application thanks to the new index Ancestry just announced. It was on this document that I found where he was from in Germany and his fathers name. I also found on the passport that he had stayed in Connecticut (a short time) then moved to New York. This I did not know. I knew he and his family lived in New York. Since they immigrated in 1892 I just assumed they traveled into NY and stayed there as they are on the 1900 census. After finding the passport application I then confirmed the the Karl Diehl I had a New York Petition For Naturalization was indeed my Carl Diehl. I also had a death cert that I now know is my gggggrandfather Charles Diehl.

Now on the Petition for Naturalization is where I found that he arrived into the port of Philidelphia instead of the port of New York. So my Diehls could very well be realated to yours. Since most of my research has been in New York City I have pretty much ignored the Diehls from other states even though I knew there was a chance someone else in the family had come over from Germany with him. Or he was coming to the US to a place where someone in his family had already settled. I will have to reseacrh the other areas now and if you have any website you'd like to share I would love to check them out. I have not done any research in Germany yet.

Arlene

Re: Ambrose DIEHL

athena123 — 2009-02-12 03:38:40Z

Thank you so much for the information on Ambrose Diehl. The descendants of Ambrose Diehl and Christiane (Anna. Annie) Amelia Hawk were Jennie May (7/6/1885-6/13/1963), Carl John Diehl( 4/26/1906-4/22/1968), and Herbert Joseph Diehl (1888-?). Jennie (my grandmother) married Wilson Prechtel and
later lived with Frank Hartenstine. Carl married Minnie Onjack. Herbert married
Carrie Weaver and had 16 children. Jennie and Wilson had 2 living children,
Gladys Prechtel and Paul Prechtel and a deceased baby, Dorothy May Prechtel.
Gladys (my mother) married William F. Hucke and had one child, me! (Sandra
Hucke Sowers). Paul Prechtel changed his last name to Preston and moved to IL and had two sons, Rick and Scott Preston. I, Sandra Sowers, have one son- Jayson Sowers married to Wendy Root and they have 2 children. I have other miscellaneous details. You could contact me directly at athena123@earthlink.net.

Re: Diehl>Kaiserslantern, Germany

Catherine987 — 2009-03-25 12:16:35Z

I may be confusing things for you, but my Diehls came from Rutsweiler an der Lauter, about 13 miles north of Kaiserslautern. They arived about 1850, and located in the Boston, Massachusetts area. I thoroughly researched my Diehls (with great difficulty) by using the LDS German records from Rutsweiler. The area was think with Diehls. The name is like "Smith" in the US. Your early Diehls could be from this area.

Re: SARAH DIEHL - JOHN J. HENRY - DELAWARE

beaches4us — 2009-03-23 15:07:26Z

Hello Ed: The only info that I have relating to the large DIEHL family in DElaware came from you in a report on Adam Diehl of New Castle Co. Sarah/Susan was the daughter of Nicholaus (aka) George Nicolaus Diehl who was married to Elizabeth Thompkins and then Eliza Hunt. Susan was born about 1820. Nicolaus was the son of Adam Diehl (1767- ) and hias friend Mary Brooks. Hope this circle helps. George Diehl

Re: Diehl

LettaR71 — 2008-12-31 18:32:38Z

I am from the Diehl family, my grandmother was Dollie Josephine Diehl-married William L. Richardson (lived in Iowa) her father was John Diehl(born in Ohio- lived in Osceola,Clarke Co. Iowa, his father was Jacob Diehl who was son of Philip. Jacob married Nancy Good. All of the children were hers. After she died he remarried Sphia Locke.
I would like to know the father of Philip...if possible. I know where most of the family ended up in the United States. However the beginning end is a "dead-end" as far as I can see.If you would like more info-please write me.Lraerichardson@aol.com

Re: DIEHL - EASTON, PA

gbrclass19 — 2009-02-12 03:35:17Z

This may not be much help, but my great-grandfather was Ambrose Diehl from the same area you are searching and born in 1859. I have not had much luck with this line, but I believe his father's name might be Benjamin. I purchased the book, "Diehls in America" and they are not included. I would be interested in any information you have on the Diehl lines in Northampton and Lehigh Counties in Pennsylvania.

Re: Diehl>Kaiserslantern, Germany>Philadelphia>Connecticut>New York

erika1201 — 2009-03-24 18:32:22Z

I know this message is from long ago, but I just stumbled across it through Google of all things....i think this Karl Diehl from kaiserslautern might be my great grandfather!