Dresbach - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Dresbach's of Kingston, Ohio

soz_keogh — 2009-07-22 15:40:56Z

Hi Betsy,

I sent an email to your address. Hope you got it ok.

Thanks for your help.

Re: Dresbach's of Ohio

JohndaScott62 — 2009-07-11 15:13:24Z

Robert...
My grandmother was Ilda Kellenberger Dresbach, who knew your grandmother Christine quite well. Plese contact me at gobucks88@hotmail.com Thanks...Betsy Dresbach DeLong

Re: Dresbach's of Kingston, Ohio

JohndaScott62 — 2009-07-11 15:08:58Z

I am looking for the member of the Carson Dresbach family who contacted the Ross County Genealogical Society. I think it may have been you. I misplaced the e-mail. I have info for you. Please contact me at gobucks88@hotmail.com. Thanks....Betsy Dresbach DeLong

Alice Stage Dresbach (8 Dec 1854 - 19 Feb 1936)

OhioObits2004 — 2009-05-16 15:12:20Z

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH, Columbus, OH, Wednesday, February 19, 1936, page 6

DRESBACH--Alice Stage, widow of Wilson, age 81. Survived by 3 sisters, Josephine Stipe, Jennie S. Betz and Evaline Stage. Funeral Friday, Feb. 21st, 2:30 p. m., at residence, 30 W. Hubbard-Av. Interment Green Lawn by Schoedinger & Co.

Dresbach's of Kingston, Ohio

soz_keogh — 2009-03-09 17:28:30Z

Hi,

I am looking for information on a Dresbach family who lived in Kingston, Ohio. Carson N Dresback (died 1965) was married to Kate (nee Lowe -died 1976) and they had 2 daughters and 1 son; Mary Ann Dresbach (born 1921), Jean D Dresbach (born 1925) and John William Dresbach (killed in action WW2).

If anyone has any information on Jean or Mary Ann, I'd be much obliged. I'm related to them through their mother Kate, but I don't know if they ever married or if they had any children.

Thanks!

RAY (BUD) DRESBACK

neubauercharles — 2008-07-10 01:38:20Z

I HAVE BEEN ASKED BY PEARL, THROUGH BETTY GARBE TO HELP FIND HER RELATIVES THAT LIVED IN HUMBOLDT IOWA AT ONE TIME. JUST STARTING MY SEARCH, DO ANY OF THESE NAMES SHOW UP ON YOUR TREES?

Ray Dresback (BUD?)
Pearl Dresback=daughter
Charles Dresback
Elsie Dresback

Re: John Dresbach

ann_huffman05 — 2008-01-29 05:02:52Z

Maybe you can help me. My husband's grandmother was Lillian Dresbach, her parents were Lillie Myers and Milton Dresbach. Milton's parents were William and Margaret Earnhart Dresbach and Lillie's parents' were William and Hester Clark Myers. I know these facts to be true. This is what that has been handed down via family members and grandparents.

My question is that everything I look up for any Milton Dresbach (date of birth closely matches) only mentions a Kate for his spouse. I don't know if, maybe, Lillie died young and he remarried as I can find only 1 other sibling for Lillian. This is a mystery to me and I would appreciate any help you may have.

Also, you have solved one puzzle for us. We have recently visited the Hallsville Cemetery and noticed that Amanda Ranck was buried there and her stone did not say Dresbach. After reading your posting and learing that she died young and Samuel re-married, it makes more sense. Thank you.

We live close to Pickaway Co., so reseach is not a problem.

Hollywood Cemetery Records - see list at www.findagrave.com

WindyWindy1919 — 2006-11-13 20:13:59Z

If you are looking for someone buried at the old Hollywood Cemetery on Hollywood Rd in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, please go to www.findagrave.com. I have been working on this list for two years, as time permits. There are presently over 1900 people listed as of this date. We are still working on it and adding names, pictures of markers and information, as it comes to light. If you can help with names, dates or other information, please contact me, so we can document your family that is buried there. If you are willing to help - we would love to have you do so. This cemetery is in really bad shape and the least we can do is document as many of the graves as possible.

Re: George Dreshback SantaCruz, Ca

sheilamaystein — 2006-11-02 02:55:35Z

Hi, Kay. I know that George B. was killed in Santa Cruz in 1910. I'm the granddaughter of the second son of his second wife, Winifred. Have you found anything interesting about him?

Re: Hans C. Drasbach(Drasbeck, Drasbek)

WindyWindy1919 — 2006-06-30 13:24:10Z

Hans C. Drasbeck was born 12/6/1861 in Denmark. He was killed 10/3/1903. He is buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Hollywood Rd, Atlanta, Fulton Co, Georgia. The marker reads: In mamory of my beloved husband Hans C. Drasbeck, born Denmark, 12/6/1861, Murdered in Atlanta, Ga 10/3/1903. This is a huge cemetery and is in deplorable condition. It is extremely overgrown and much like a jungle. We are trying to find relatives of people buried in this cemetery to help us clean it up and make a list of all buried there, if possible. The company who owns the cemetery will do nothing to it. Please contact me at WindyWindy1919@Yahoo.com. We could sure use your help. I hope that this information helps you.

Re: Hans C. Drasbach(Drasbeck, Drasbek)

WindyWindy1919 — 2006-06-30 13:24:10Z

Linda, Did you ever find the paper on neglected cemeteries. I can still be reached at WindyWindy1919@yahoo.com. I have been working on documenting the entire cemetery - a huge undertaking.

obit - Robert DRESBACH, 1921 Ca. - 2005 Ore.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2006-06-30 00:58:35Z

(not related - for board info only)

Rogue River Press
Rogue River, Jackson, Oregon
Published: January 4, 2006

Robert Dresbach

A Memorial Service celebration was held for Robert Dresbach on January 1, 2006 at 2:00 pm in the Rose Villa Fellowship Hall in Milwaukie, OR. Robert died in his home on Tuesday, December 20, 2005 after a long battle with cancer.

Robert was born in Orlando, CA on December 3, 1921 and has lived in Portland with his wife Margaret (Margo), since 1984. He graduated from Rogue River High School after which he served in the Coast Guard as a Pharmacist's Mate during World War II. He then graduated from the University of Oregon and attended two years of graduate school at Syracuse University in New York.

Robert is survived by his wife of 21 years, Margo Dresbach; his daughter from a previous marriage, Terry Dresbach of Pasadena, CA; three step-children, Bradley Charters and Cathy Stingley both of Homer, AK and Luanne May and her husband Mark of Coos Bay, OR.

The memorial was presided over by Robert's friend of over twenty years, Mike Buck.

Robert was an avid reader and library supporter. In lieu of flowers a donation may be made to any library or to Compassion and Choices in Robert's name.

Re: variot

2006-04-22 18:51:27Z

Can you please help me obtain informationon the Variot family line?

Jacob Dresbach

muzik84 — 2006-01-21 14:46:52Z

My grandfather was Wallace C. Dresbach from Carroll Co. Illinois. Who was Jacob's Father?
Jo Lyn

Dresbach

muzik84 — 2006-01-21 14:46:52Z

Benjamin,
I am a decendent of Martin Dreisbach(1777-1850) to Simon to John M. to Albert(GGpa) to Wallace Christian to Mary Jeanne(my mother). Martin had a son Jacob(brother to Simon). Is that Samuel's half brother? My family tree only goes through direct decendents until the children of Simon and I wish to expand it. Also my GGpa Albert had 5 siblings not accounted for. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Jo Lyn

William and Anne Tunnell

muzik84 — 2006-01-21 14:46:52Z

William Otterbine Dresbach was the youngest brother to my GGgrandfather. He was b. 1842 married Anne Tunnel lb. 1847.
Had seven children.
Harry V. b. 18667
Alice May b. 1868
Florence b. 1870
John b. 1872
Pearl b. 1874
Thomas b. 1877
Clyde b. 1880 I have family info that goes back 9 generations from William Let me know if you need it. Hope this is helpful.
Jo Lyn

Glen Ward

muzik84 — 2006-01-21 14:46:52Z

Carrie,
Sorry we missed connections. Last summer a Calif. cousin came to IL. and with relative help and input managed to trace Dresbach's(Dreisbach's) back to Abraham Dreisbach b.1535 Germany. Still have lots of holes and wodered if you would be will to help fill them. Please let me know. Also wish to know if you have much info on current Dresbach's? am also searching for living relatives.
Thanks, Jo Lyn

Dresbach

muzik84 — 2006-01-21 14:46:52Z

Martin Dreisbach son of Jacob and Magdalene Buchs was b. 1777 d. 1850 married Lydia Spyker.
The spelling of name changed with their children. I am decended from oldest son Simon Dresbach(1802-1867). There were three more boys: Ephraim (1803-1875), Jacob (1805-1849), and Henry(1809-1859). I do not have lineage on three but do know that because of the name change one of them could be the father to L. and Reuben. At least one of Simon's brother came to the mid-west from Penn. Hope this helps. If anything fits let me know.
Jo Lyn

Re: Harold Dresbach--which?

2002-07-06 18:12:01Z

If you look in the Pics archived of the Capital Newspaper out of Annapolis, MD there are pics.

Re: Harold Dresbach--which?

2002-07-06 18:08:17Z

If you read LIFE FOR DEATH by Michael Mewshaw - you will see that Harold Dresbach and his wife were murdered by his son in Churchton, MD in the 60s. The community was Franklin Manor - I know this because i was born and raised in Chruchton, MD. I know where the house is that it happened in - though it has been remodeled.

Re: Harold Dresbach--which?

2002-01-15 20:18:48Z

Diana, thanks for the reply. I sort of forgot about the matter after discovering the same book in a local library branch months ago and quickly scanning through--a nauseating story. Interesting to know how some of the pieces fit together, though.

Re: Harold Dresbach--which?

2002-01-15 20:00:54Z

I think you may find the answers to your questions in a book called "Life for Death" by Michael Mewshaw, c.1980. An attorney named Harold Malone Dresbach who lived in Franklin Manor MD died on Jan. 7, 1961, along with his wife, Shirley. They were both shot to death, and their 15 yr old son, Ralph Wayne Dresbach was quickly arrested. The name of his father isn't mentioned, but his mother was alive and living in Palm Springs CA at that time, and died in 1967. His only other relative was aunt Florence Ramsey of Hutchinson, Kansas. I'm only halfway thru the book so I can't tell you how it all ends, but I was trying to find photos of the cast of characters when I stumbled across your post. How bizarre!

Re: Dresback Brown

2001-08-13 16:08:52Z

Oops, sorry, missed the marriage date on first reading. So this can't be the right family after all. I will keep your query on file but would love to hear from you!

Re: Dresback Brown

2001-08-13 16:02:01Z

The only family I see at this time in our database is pasted below. You didn't give any time frame so I have no way of knowing if this one is even possible. Do you have additional details?

Carrie Bodensteiner
Dreisbach Family Association
www.dreisbachfamily.org

1 Isaac BROWN b: Abt. 1834 IN
.. +Sarah Ann DRESBACK b: Abt. 1837 OH m: Oct 19, 1858 Father: Jacob E. DRESBACK Mother: Catherine HOY
..... 2 Alfred BROWN b: Abt. 1855 Champaign Co, IL
..... 2 John BROWN b: Abt. 1857 Champaign Co, IL
..... 2 Noah BROWN b: Abt. Mar 1860 Champaign Co, IL

Re: Harold Dresbach of Maryland

2004-02-27 16:10:25Z

Theres Lots Of Dresbach...Were Here In Ohio..Conact Us*

Re: Harold Dresbach of Maryland

2003-12-10 21:39:51Z

I am researching this family due to its connection to my Spencer family. Are you related to these Dresbachs? Would like to trade info if you are.

Dresbach Heirtage

2001-02-27 17:50:34Z

Hello Sir,My name is Richard Clifton Dresbach Jr. I live in Lancaster Ohio. I have found some old letters in my parents basement that a Miss Jesse Dresbach had writtin which she speaks of the "first" Dresbach which came from Prussia in 1752 with his wife Eva Hoffmann. The Original spelling was Driesbaugh. I,am still reading through her "diary" Please fill free to contact me via e-mail for any new imformation I may Come Across.

Dresback/Wilson in Monticello area