Eberlein - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Darbo

lacychic4 — 2012-07-14 21:49:44Z

Looking for information on Darbo family.

Re: Johan Halvorsen Eberlein

lacychic4 — 2012-07-14 21:42:54Z

Hi! My name is Patricia Schraut. I've been researching the Darbo family and just recently came across this post. My grandmother, Amanda Ragna Darbo, died in 1930 when my mother was very young so we did not have any information about the Darbo family. My great grandfather is Ole (Olaus) Hartvigsen Darbo, brother of Charles (Carl) Hartvigsen Darbo. Ole emigrated to the U.S.A. in 1885 or 1886. He joined his brother, Charles, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

When Johan Hartvigsen Darbo emigrated to Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1905, he and his family lived with Charles and Ole. John Darbo and his family then moved to California.

Ole H. Darbo married Ragna Hanson in 1912 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They had two daughters, Amanda Ragna Darbo (b. 1907) and Olga Hazel Darbo (b. 1913). Both daughters were born in Minneapolis. Both daughters married, but Olga Hazel Darbo did not have any children.

Amanda Ragna Darbo (d. 1930) married Clarence Arthur Pigman (d. 1970) in 1925 in Todd County, Minnesota. They had three children. William (b. 1926 d.2004), Lila (b. 1927), and Laura (b. 1929 d. 1999). William had 9 children, Lila and Laura each had 7 children. My mother, Laura Pigman married Alex Schraut (d. 1990) in 1946 in Minnesota.

Please contact me at pjschraut@comcast.net

Re: Johan Halvorsen Eberlein

pikchik9 — 2012-07-10 16:24:09Z

Hi, My name is Donna Hunter. I just came across this message board. I am a direct descendant of Karen Louise. My great grandfather Johan Hartvigsen/John Darbo was the son that came to the states. He and his family immigrated permanantly to the US in 1905. They initially went to Minneapolis, Minn. but soon moved and settled in Napa, CA. My grandfather Leo Hartvigsen/Darbo was only a baby when they came here. My mother is Lorraine Darbo. I have done most of my research using the Digital Archives in Norway online. The name Eberlein/Eberlin began to show up the farther back I went. I was always confused by it because it did not fit the patronymic naming used in Norway. I am very excited to learn about this German line I knew nothing about until today. Also very interested to know what descendants you reached and if you are still in contact. I don't have an Ancestry membership currently but I still get alerted when a reply to one of my messages is posted or my email is pikchik@gmail.com
So excited to hear from you!
Thanks,
Donna

SSDI - Social Security Death Index - Important News!

imaracingmom — 2011-12-13 15:22:46Z

http://megansmolenyak.posterous.com/are-we-going-to-lose-the...

A very important article about our access to the SSDI - Social Security Death Index.

And here is another one: http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2011/12/genea...

Eberleins in Cincinnati

RBoniker — 2011-10-27 03:12:38Z

Hi, thanks for the response. Yes, my Eberleins were from Germany. Specifically, my G-G-Grandmother, Elizabeth Eberlein, arrived through the port of New Orleans in 1852 (from the port of Bremen). The passenger log specified her destination as Cincinnati. I'm assuming she was joining some other Eberleins who were already residing there. She married Christian Boeniker in 1853. Her town of origin was Sandbersel(?), Bavaria, which I'm still trying to locate (spelling is probably off).

Ray

Eberleins in Cincinnati

RBoniker — 2011-10-27 03:11:32Z

Any chance your Eberleins have a connection to Eberleins in Cincinnati, circa 1850?

Ray Boniker
IRAY@msn.com

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

SuzieNash34 — 2011-06-29 23:32:04Z

Skip, thanks for the message. I'm still excited just thinking about this too. I always tell people to post a message but don't be disappointed if you don't hear something right away. I'm hoping that sometime in the very near future I'll get the details of Paul's death. The only sad thing is that my dad isn't here to share the news. I'll keep everyone posted on the outcome. Thanks for the message.

Suzie

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

imaracingmom — 2011-06-29 19:02:58Z

Wow, that is so cool you found someone who could help you! I've got goose bumps and I'm shaking my head after reading the posts between the 2 of you. It really is a small world after all.........
Skip

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

SuzieNash34 — 2011-06-29 17:09:08Z

Paula, after I showed your email to my husband, he looked up the Sterope on the Internet and there was the name of an island mentioned in the article so I'm assuming that's where Paul was buried. His dad was my grandfather's brother but Uncle Ole distanced himself from his brothers so no one knew exactly what happened to Paul other than he died during the War. Paul's brother came to my house back about 1973 when I hadn't been at this family researching very long and even he did not know the details of his brother's death. I am so grateful for your email and really do appreciate your responding. I'll let you know what happens.

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

paulasiniowa — 2011-06-29 13:41:26Z

I'm so glad you saw my message. I wasn't sure you were still actively seeking info. When I saw your post I called my Dad right away and he immediately knew who your cousin was and the few details about his death. His friend, whose daughter you contacted, was a close friend of your cousin and he has far more details--including the name of the island in the Pacific where he's buried. I don't know if her email is still active, so if you don't get an answer, let me know and I'll find out how you can contact him with snail mail. Regards, Paula Wheeler

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

SuzieNash34 — 2011-06-29 02:18:28Z

When I read your message I couldn't believe my eyes. I just emailed the lady you mentioned in your email and am hopeful that I'll be able to get some information. Paul was my dad's first cousin and my dad died in 1962 without ever knowing what happened, and my mom never knew anything either. I just cannot tell you how excited I am.

Again, thank you so much for your message. I truly appreciate your help.

Suzie

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

paulasiniowa — 2011-06-28 17:55:48Z

My father is Paul H. Eberlein, who served on the Sterope during WWII. He and my Mom live in Port Royal, SC. He knew your cousin, in fact, Dad's feet were at Paul Hyatt's head when they were in their bunks. As soon as I saw your post I called him and he remembered your cousin right away--said he was a really nice guy. He is in touch with another shipmate who was with Paul Hyatt when he died and who can give you more details than Dad can. Dad said they were getting supplies loaded onto the ship in a cargo net and your cousin and the other sailor were in the net. The net came loose and your cousin fell to his death. He's buried on an island, but Dad can't remember which one. You can contact the other sailor through his daughter at dmontieth@aol.com. Good luck with your search.

Re: Johan Halvorsen Eberlein

tup12341 — 2010-09-21 01:44:33Z

Sorry it has taken me so long to answer. I haven't been working on my genealogy for some time. I am a bit confused -- the information that I have is that Johan Hendrick Halvorsen Eberlin is my 3rd great grandfather m. to Oline M. Christofersdatter. I have the dates of their births (year) and marriage date the same as you have. I have only one daughter listed and that is Sophia Kalaathe Beathe Johansdatter b.15 Jun 1829 in Kongsberg, and died 11 Oct. 1906 in Angelica, WI, USA. She is my 2nd great grandmother. She must have had more siblings but I do not have any info on that. Is Karen possibly a sister? Sophia m. John Johnsen Kongsgarden (later name changed to John Johnson)b. 12 Oct 1829 in Kongsberg and died 26 Jan 1905 in Angelica. Married 25 Jan 1851.
Children of John and Sophia:
Johan Henrick b. 27 Sep 1851 in Kongsberg
Hans Jacob b. 18 Dec 1854 Kongsberg
Louis b. 12 Aug 1857 Kongsberg d. 12 May 1909 Angelica, WI, USA ( he was my great grandfather)
Thea Sophia b. 02 Jun 1860 Kongsberg d. 10 Aug 1940 USA
Helik (Aleck) b. 1863
Marthene (Martin) b. 12 Feb 1864
Christian b. 22 Aug 1870 d. 1932 USA
That is the information I have on my direct family. I also have a lot more on the descendants of some of John and Sophia's children.
I don't have anything before Johan Eberlin.
Does this fit in with your family or it another line entirely? Carol tup1234@charter.net

Re: EBERLEIN

mistev_1 — 2010-09-06 19:00:13Z

Thank you for that information which is of interest to me. Kind regards from mistev

Re: EBERLEIN

pseberlein — 2010-09-06 10:19:55Z

My understanding is that Christian Eberlein had a Bakery business in Whitechapel. His son Christian Frederick moved to Maidstone, Kent and was also in the Bakery business. Hope this is of some help.

Re: Johan Halvorsen Eberlein

lenahaak — 2010-08-30 17:06:53Z

Your forefather Halver Eberlin is born in 1820, and his proper name is Halvor Johansen Eberlin. Johansen=patronym, and Eberlin is a German family name. Halvor's parents: Oline Maria Christophersdaughter b. 1791, married 27th Dec. 1817 to Johan Hendrik Halvorsen Eberlin b. 1791 in Kongsberg. I am descendant of Karen Lovise who is Halvor's younger sister born 1822. I would like to give you all info I have, but I first have to organize some translation. Many of Eberlins were miners or other kind of workers at silver mines at Kongsberg, Buskerud county, in Kongsberg. community. It was hard conditions in middle of 1800 and later, so many had to leave. My line from Karen Lovise to present is: Karen Lovise (1822-1905)x Hartvig Hansen (1824-1921, cottager, forest worker) son: Johan Hartvigsen Darbo (1854-1944, blacksmith, went to USA in 1881, left his illegal son in Norway) x Ingeborg Mosand, son: Peder Mosand (1876-1967). Peder is my great grandfather. Please contact me: lenahaak@online.no

Re: Johan Halvorsen Eberlein

tup12341 — 2010-08-23 23:50:55Z

This could be in the same family. I have very little on Johan H. Eberlin. He was my 3rd great grandfather. There is a distant cousin in MN who has most of the family info and could probably help you. You may want to contact her with the same questions. Her email is mneste@gvtel.com.

Re: Johan Halvorsen Eberlein

margitnysetvoldbakke — 2010-08-23 21:52:00Z

Try Rollag in Buskerud

Name: Johan Halvorsen
Gender: Male
Baptism/Christening Date: 31 Mar 1792
Baptism/Christening Place: , ROLLAG, BUSKERUD, NORWAY
Birth Date:
Birth Place:
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race:
Father's Name: Halvor Eberlin
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C42847-2
System Origin: Norway-EASy
Source Film Number: 124117
Reference Number:
Collection: Norway Baptisms, 1634-1927

Re: Johan Halvorsen Eberlein

Marlene_Hintz — 2010-08-23 21:31:59Z

I was searching the internet for any other people researching the Eberlin family, and came upon your posts. My ggg-grandfather was Halver Eberlin, born in Norway about 1819. I have never been able to find what region of Norway this family was from, and was surprised to find that the Eberlin name was German. My gg-grandmother Helvene Eberlin Swenson was born in Norway in March 1856, and according to the 1900 census, she came to this country with her parents that same year. I located them in the 1860 Federal Census in Strongs Prairie, Adams County, Wisconsin. I also located a newspaper article from 1953 about the centennial celebration of the Lutheran Church in Arkdale, Wisconsin. The article stated that "Eberlin" was one of the men who built the original log church for the Norwegian Lutheran Church at Roche-A-Cri. The church began use in 1859, so that places him in Adams county before then.
Halver and Annmaria's children's names were Sophie, Johana, Torger, Helvene, George Oliver, and John. Sophie, Johana, Torger and Helvene were all born in Norway between 1844 and 1856; George and John were born in Wisconsin in 1859 and 1861. Only Johana (Gullickson) and Helvene (Swenson) married and had children, so the Eberlin name of this branch died with the sons Torger, George Oliver (aka Halver) and John.
Since the first names are also similar to the ones listed in some of the Eberlin posts on this message board, I believe my Eberlins are also related to the original Johan Halverson Eberlin you have also researched. Can you help me with any information from Norway?

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

imaracingmom — 2010-02-15 05:09:04Z

Hi,
I would suggest that you search for message boards for the surnames that are part of the family of Paul Hyatt, as you might get lucky and find someone researching the same family.

You post your question on a board for people researching the Eberlein family, and if he's not related, you don't stand a very good chance of making a connection with someone who might have useful information for you.

Hope you have good luck finding the information you seek!
Skip
Admin of the Eberlein Message Board

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

SuzieNash34 — 2010-02-15 04:39:05Z

No, he wasn't related. His parents were Edwin Olevia Hyatt and Frances Virginia Raines from the Baltimore, Maryland area.

Re: Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

imaracingmom — 2010-02-15 03:16:48Z

Hi,
Was he related to the Eberlein family? Any other details on him? Where he was born and when? Parents names, etc?

Paul Raines Hyatt died on the Sterope

SuzieNash34 — 2010-02-15 00:21:14Z

I'm looking for any information about my cousin Paul Raines Hyatt who died aboard the USS Sterope, 4 Apr 1944. I believe at the time they were somewhere in the South Pacific but the details of his death are unknown. Would anyone happen to know if he had a wife or a girlfriend named Isabelle Pockes?

Best regards,
Suzie Nash

Re: Clarence Albert Eberlein MN > ?

imaracingmom — 2010-01-28 15:13:34Z

Hi truekimc,
Many years down the road from when you made your post, I see it! Don't know if you'll find my reply or not, but yes, I did go to Seattle and I did get to meet some of the Eberlein and Anacker families. I have been there twice now, and had a great time! Nice people out there.

Clarence Eberlein's Grandparents are Johann Christoph Eberlein and Katherine Elisabeth Frebel.

Johann Christoph Eberlein and Katherine Elisabeth Frebel are my gr gr gr grandparents.

We have a couple of groups on facebook you might be interested in joining.

One is for anyone who's family comes from where our Eberlein's are from, Breitungen, Germany. http://www.facebook.com/#/group.php?gid=398605645061

And the other is for our Eberlein family
http://www.facebook.com/#/group.php?gid=208542831160

Both of these groups are new.

Skip Murray
Brainerd, MN

Re: Eberleins from Steubenville, Ohio

sandiekratt — 2009-12-14 02:48:31Z

Hi,
I may have posted you a note before, but I thought I would try again. I'm Sandie and looking for info on Helen Eberlein Bingle from the north side of Pgh. and McKees Rocks area. I did find some census info which leads me to believe she may have lived with her grandparents, George Ball. She may also have had siblings named Rose,Bioda, Fred and George. Her father was Charlie Eberlein who lived in Mansfield Ohio and worked at a hotel. Her mother ? Kena was deceased and both parents were originally from Gemany.

If you hae any info please email me at sandie.kratt@gmail.com.

Thank You

Re: Eberleins from Steubenville, Ohio

bigbeancounter — 2009-12-09 05:16:33Z

Sandie,

You contacted me a couple of years ago about the Bingle family tree. I would like to do some more work on it, and I thought we could finally get together. I have a photo of William (Wiler / Wilhelm) Bingle and Katherine Appel (spouse) from Hesse Cassel, Germany and all of their family tree down to me - Connie Bingle Shaw. It is just very hard to find the extra time. Please email me at connie_cpa@hotmail.com

Thanks
Connie

Re: Eberleins from Steubenville, Ohio

sandiekratt — 2009-08-16 04:56:46Z

Hi, I am looking for info on Helen Eberlein. She lived at 24 E General Robinson St in the north side of Pittsburgh, PA. in 1926. She may have lived with her grandparents. Her mother may have deceased and her father might have lived in ohio and worked at a hotel. She married Leroy Bingle on Nov 23,1926 at a church in McKees Rocks. She was approx. 22 yrs old at the time. If you have any info please email me at sandie.kratt@gmailcom Thanks

Obit - Harold Heggerness

imaracingmom — 2009-05-04 21:22:34Z

d. 10 Oct 2003 son of Theodore Heggerness and Elzada Eberlein......

http://www.legacy.com/Link.asp?I=LS000001473488O
Heggerness Harold C., age 85, of Bloomington. Preceded in death by wife, Dorothy; parents; and sister, Almeda. Survived by daughters, Kathy (Jerry) Johnson and Gloria (Bill) Jordan; grandchildren, Todd (Kelly), Tammy, Jerry and Ryan; great-grandsons, Kyle and Liam. Memorial service at Riverside Church, 102nd & Nicollet on Sat., Oct. 25 at 2 PM. GILL BROTHERS 952-888-7771

Bernard Earl Eberlein 1935-2008 MN>OK>CA

imaracingmom — 2009-03-29 21:44:48Z

MN Birth Index 1935-2002 ancestry.com
Name: Bernard Earl Eberlein
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1935
Birth County: Faribault
Father: Henry F Eberlein
Mother: Elinor V Buggy
File Number: 1935-MN-024255
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SSDI ancestry.com
Name: Bernard Earl Eberlein
SSN: 448-32-6285
Last Residence: 92028 Fallbrook, San Diego, California, United States of America
Born: 19 Jan 1935
Died: 29 Jul 2008 State (Year)
SSN issued: Oklahoma (1951)
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http://www.legacy.com/SignOnSanDiego/Obituaries.asp?Page=Lif...
EBERLEIN, BERNARD EARL
FALLBROOK -- Bernard Earl Eberlein passed away at his home in Fallbrook at the age of 73, UNDER THE CARE OF Hospice on Tuesday, July 29, 2008. As a 1960 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, he spent 32 fruitful years in the Navy and retired in 1985 as a Commander. He was a communicant at the Base Chapel at Camp Pendleton, and a golfing member of Pala Mesa Resort. He is survived by his sons, Christopher of Texas, and Patrick of San Pedro; and five grandchildren; and his canine companion, a bichon named Casey. Terry Martin of Fallbrook was his companion of 24 years. No services were held as he had requested that his ashes be scattered at sea, but two celebrations of his life are scheduled to be held at his home.

EBERLEIN James A 1938-2001 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-20 18:51:31Z

EBERLEIN James A 1938-2001 section 11

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Obit - Frederick William Eberlein

imaracingmom — 2008-11-04 04:03:42Z

Spokane Review, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1955: Eberlein, Frederick William-- Passed away Oct. 12 at his home, E930 Thirty-third ave. Survived by his wife, Marie at the home; 1 sister, Miss Elizabeth Eberlein of Spokane. He has resided in this community for 25 years. His last services have been intrusted to the care of Smith Funeral Home, W1124 Riverside Ave.

Re: Herman Berndt BIO

maryycb24 — 2008-02-16 12:40:01Z

Hi, i wish I could help. Christian and Wilhelmina were my fathers grandparents. I will try to contact some cousins and see if they can help

Eberleins in Bad Kissingen / Hammelburg area of Bayern

terrizielke67 — 2008-02-02 18:28:01Z

I am looking for anyone who has Eberlein research from this region of Bavaria. Some towns could be Elfershausen, Langendorf, Euerdorf, Pfaffenhausen.

Does anyone have any Hauns with Eberleins?

Trying to make connections. Thanks all

Re: Mr. & Mrs. F. J. Burke

2004-09-28 04:16:27Z

there were some burke in Nebraska and left a daughter harriet or hazel with Bachler family and those in turn took her to oregon or washington.......... history of Conley of Murdock cass co. nebraska. and wa. and org.. goes back to bates of revolutionary days.

EBERLEIN

mistev_1 — 2007-12-14 18:57:33Z

Christian Eberlin was born in Germany 1861 and married Katherine Schmidt in Whitechapel in 1886. I know of one child born to them-Christian Frederick in 1887 Registered Southwark He died in Maidstone 1972. He married Fanny Jane Basing and they had 5 children. It is the ancestry of Christian born 1861 I am looking for . Could be that his father was Andrea and I would also like to know what occupations they had in Kent. Any help would be much appreciated.

Re: Eberlin Photo

imaracingmom — 2007-11-25 13:45:09Z

Try mseshea@optonline.net She has recent posts on rootsweb boards under that e-mail. Hopefully, it is her new one.
Good Luck!
Skip

Re: Eberlin Photo

pickinrog — 2007-11-25 04:52:18Z

Tried to contact you Email no good.
pickinrog@verizon.net

Roger Eberlin

Magaretha "Maggie" Eberlein

terrizielke67 — 2006-10-18 17:48:55Z

I am looking for a connection to a Margaretha Eberlien/Eberlein. I am not certain of the spelling, but was given the first spelling from another genealogist. She was born in about 1848, married in abt 1871 and immigrated to the US bet 1876 - 1879. She married Charles "Carl" Haun. The only thing I know is that they came from Germany. Records show Prussia, but that's a pretty large area to be specific. If anyone has found such a person in their records, I'd love to see what you have. Thank you.

Looking for Elisabeth-Evelina Eberlein Family

2006-03-06 14:06:24Z

I'm trying to find any info on Elisabeth (according to my mother) Evelina (according to the 1880 census) Eberlein. She was born about 1849 in Bavaria. Married Anton Koetzner (Ketzner) and they moved to the US. Landed in NYC and stayed there. They had one son, Nickolas in Germany, one on the way over that died and the rest where born here.
Would love to know who her family is.
Thanks.

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