Eisele - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

steffifn — 2009-10-20 19:19:53Z

Hello D. Blackwell,

I have also Peter Cölestin Hohl in my ancestors tree. Also some Eisele from Betzenweiler/Germany.
If you like to check please have a look to www.stammbaum-schosser.de
Here you can also get in contact with me.

Regards
Steffi

Eisele

JIWelsch — 2009-08-26 21:52:47Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Edward W. Eisele, 85, Muscatine, died Monday, Dec. 27, 2004, at Riverbend Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

The Rev. Leif Pohl will officiate the services. Casket bearers are James Ewoldt, Tom Fritz, Winston Rock, Shane Fuller, Jack Hall, Mike Fuller and David Anderson. Burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery.

Mr. Eisele was born Dec. 12, 1919, in Muscatine, the son of Edward and Ida Brei Eisele.

He was first a farmer and enjoyed the outdoors, his animals and driving his tractors. He attended Camp Courageous and worked at Crossroads, packaging parts for HON from May 5, 1986, until he became ill.

He lived most of his life with his grandparents, Minnie and Al Bair.

He was known for giving chewing gum and candy.

Survivors include his cousin, Minnie Ewoldt of Muscatine and her children, Connie Fuller and husband, Mike, of Muscatine, the James Ewoldt family of DeWitt, the Donna Rock family of Low Moor and the Bonnie Fritz family of Cedar Rapids; a sister, Nona Jarrett and husband, Lauren, of Muscatine; a stepbrother, Ralph Starkweather of Muscatine; a stepsister, Anna Starkweather of Muscatine; and special friends, Ramona Skinner and family of Letts, Ruth Bridges of Muscatine and Marsha Burke of Davenport.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his grandparents; his stepfather, Adam Starkweather; and two sisters, Ida Essex and Elizabeth Beverlin.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa ' William J. Eisele, 74, of Muscatine, died Sunday, May 16, 2004, at Unity Hospital.

Funeral Service will be 1 p.m. on Wednesday, May 19, 2004, at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Rev. Dennis Meador of the Open Door Baptist Church will officiate. Casketbearers will be David Krogman, Rick Thomas, Bill Krogman, Steven Coulter, Adam Coulter, Adam Estell, Matt Peterson, Brad Gosset, Cory Nelson and Cody Nelson. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery with Military Rites provided by the combined squads of the American Legion Post 27, and the V.F.W. Post 1565. After the committal service, family and friends will gather at the Open Door Baptist Church in Montpelier.

Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Open Door Baptist Church.

Mr. Eisele was born on April 9, 1930, in Fairport, the son of William and Florence Snider Eisele. He married Molly Schroeder on June 23, 1951, in Muscatine.

Mr. Eisele worked for Huttig's for five years before going into the US Army. He served in Korea and was honorably discharged after a year and one half of service.

After serving in the Army, William went to work for Linwood Stone and retired in 1995 after 32 years of service. He later went to work for Grishem Industries retiring from there in 2002.

William was a member of the Open Door Baptist Church for 32 years.

He loved car's and working on them. He was a master of all trades. He loved and was very proud of his family.

Survivors include his wife, Molly Eisele of Muscatine; six daughters, Sue Krogman and husband, Dave, of Muscatine, Pam Coulter and husband, Steve, of Muscatine, Vickie Peterson and husband, Rick, of Muscatine, Karen Nelson and husband, Greg, of Muscatine, Peggy Estell and husband, Mike, of Montpelier, and Wendy Stephens and husband, Brad, of Letts; 39 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Lloyd Carter of Blue Grass, Bob Carter of Montpelier, and Leonard Carter of New Mexico; and six sisters, Ann Wiekert of Muscatine, Rose Davis of Moravia, Jo Ann Phillips and Linda Bradley, both of Fairport, Sandy Shaw of Illinois, and Donna.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

Eisele in Livingston Co and Washtenaw Co., Michigan

kjenter — 2009-08-20 22:38:10Z

I am looking for information on Charles Eisele born about 1865 in probably Washtenaw Co., Michigan. This is the information on his parents and siblings.

1. WILHEBALD1 EISELE was born 01 Aug 1822 in Germany, and died 02 Feb 1890 in Iosco Township, Livingston Co. Michigan. He married MARY MARION HERMAN. She was born 02 Aug 1832 in Germany, and died 08 Jan 1915 in Iosco Township, Livingston Co. Michigan.

Children of WILHEBALD EISELE and MARY HERMAN are:
i. MATHILDA2 EISELE, b. 1861, Michigan.
ii. PAULINA EISELE, b. 1862, Michigan.
iii. CRISENCE EISELE, b. 1863, Michigan.
2. iv. CHARLES EISELE, b. 1865, Michigan.
v. ELIZABETH EISELE, b. 1867, Michigan.
3. vi. FRANK EISELE, b. May 1869, Michigan.

Charles Married Theresa Hahn on 28 Aug 1894 in Iosco Twp, Livingston Co., Michigan. Here is the information on Charles and Theresa.
Generation No. 2

2. CHARLES2 EISELE (WILHEBALD1) was born 1865 in Michigan. He married THERESA HAHN 20 Aug 1894 in Livingston Co., Michigan, daughter of MATHIAS HAHN and JOSEPHINE ELK. She was born 25 Aug 1872 in Bayern, Germany, and died 05 Jul 1946 in Ann Arbor, MI.

More About THERESA HAHN:
Burial: 08 Jul 1946, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Fowlerville, MI

Child of CHARLES EISELE and THERESA HAHN is:
i. PAULINE (SISTER BLANDINE)3 EISELE, b. 25 Aug 1895, Iosco Township, Livingston Co., MI.; d. 14 Oct 1981 In Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin.

Charles died before 09 Nov 1898 When Theresa married Leonard Gehringer in Howell, Livingston, Co., Michigan. They had 4 children. Their 3rd child was Charles Leonard "Charlie" Gehringer born 11 May 1903 in Iosco Twp., Livingston Co., Michigan. Charlie Gehrining was the Detroit Tigers Base Ball 2nd base player from 1924 through 1942.

Does anyone know of this Charles Eisele??? I need to know when and where he died.

Karen Jenter
Washtenaw Co., Michigan

Geo. Eisele md Alice Rutherford 1914 prob. Jackson, Michigan

Michigander51 — 2009-07-28 14:47:00Z

The following family appears in a Family Register that my Grandmother Mary Ellen (BRADY) WAUDBY wrote. She was the daughter of George E. BRADY & Maggie MURRAY. She took notes in 1930 at a Reunion for the NORTHEDGE, CLARK, NEWHOUSE, WAUDBY, STODDARD cousins in Jackson, Michigan. Do you recognize any of these folks and if so I would appreciate hearing from you, as I can not determine how they are related to Mary Ellen (Brady) Waudby but I am sure they are.

Alice RUTHERFORD born 1 March 1887 in Jackson Michigan, died Oct 1977 in Jackson, Michigan married 30 June 1914 to George Gregory EISELE born 22 April 1883 in Germany, died 21 Oct. 1920. He was son of Martin & Eva Eisele who immigrated in 1992

Children of George EISELE & Alice RUTHERFORD:
1. Phyllis born May 23, 1915 Jackson Michigan
2. Charles R. born Sept. 16, 1917, Jackson, Michigan
3. Stephen born May 4, 1919, Michigan

Re: John and Lucy Walker Eisele, Altoona Pa.

chriscook159 — 2009-02-17 23:20:42Z

Hi John and Lucy,

My name is Christopher Eisele Cook and I was raised in Toledo, Ohio and born to David Eisele Cook in 1966. I noted in your Google heading that there were Eisele's in and around the Akron area and, interestingly, my grandmother, Helen Louise Eisele, was raised in Cuyahoga County very near Cleveland and she too had an extensive family. I am somewhat certain she also had sisters Mayme and Tillie and will check tonight when I get home. But the dates in the early 1900's seem to line up with your husband's grandfather's date of birth. My grandmother married Tracy George Cook and moved their homestead to Toledo in the early twenties at which point my father was born in 1924. I have very extensive background information dating all the way back to 1862 when Isabelle Eisele (my young daughter's name now) was the first generation of Eisele's to be born in the US. If you would like to see this lineage tree please just drop me a reply note with your address and I will make a copy and be happy to send it to you. We have had some rather dilligent chronologers in the family over time and the tree that I have is quite expansive. In my case Isabelle Eisele of 1862 married one of my ancestors on the Cook side who had just arrived in the US from Ireland (County Donegal) in the early 1860's and that staretd the five generation old roster of the American Eisele-Cook tree.

I would be delighted to forward this info to you if you care to see it. Please let me know.

All the best,

Chris Cook
Milwaukee, WI

BTW, my brother lives in Bedford, PA--not far from you.

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

connect2carol2004 — 2008-12-18 22:40:50Z

I just returned to the USA from visiting and meeting the Josef and Maria Eisele family in Neu Ulm, Germany. Josef is the nephew of my grandfather, Anton Eisele. I may have some info for you, but may not be able to email again until after Christmas.
Carol Holford

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

paraphile — 2008-12-18 21:18:41Z

D. Blackwell,
My g. grandfather was Anton Eisele (b. 1889 Erdevik?, d.1918 WI.) Anton's parents were Adam Eisele, died 1928 in Erdevik, Yugoslavia, married to Theresia Endes (born 1864 in Gajdobra,Yugosl.) Adam Eisele's family was from Germany (I don't have my records with me). It looks like some of the same names being passed down as in yours? Wonder if Adam is connected into your tree-maybe a son of August Anton?
Thank you, Tom

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

DotE41 — 2008-09-22 17:23:07Z

I am descended from an Eisele. My great-grandfather was August Anton Eisele, b. June 11, 1850, Schussenried, Wuerttemberg. His parents were Augustin Eisele b. about 1818 and Therese/Theresia Weiss b. about 1821.
My great-grandmother was Mary Ursula Zauner b. Oct. 19, 1856 Mazenbach. Her parents were Johannes Zauner and Ursula Schenk. She married twice (that I know of) Mary Ursula Zauner was married first to Ulrich Hohl b. in Moosburg, March 10, 1850 . His parents were Peter Coelestin Hohl and Eva Carolina Godelmann. And later married second to August Anton Eisele. Mary Ursula and August Anton married May 18, 1881, in Buchau. They immigrated to the U.S. abt 1884. Lived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Anything here of connection or interest to you? Would like to hear from you.
D. Blackwell

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-22 06:52:36Z

Dear Hanno,
Yes, I like to compare my ancestors with yours.
Please kindly contact with me by e-mail: Marina.Eiserle@gmail.com
And at www.facebook.com I've community "The Eiserle".
The are 4 Eiserle now.
Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

hannogurski — 2008-09-19 15:38:07Z

No, not the same. But maybe they have the same origin. In former years people did not care of writing their name correctly - as far as they _could_ read or write. But reading all the different postinges here it seems also living people do not care of writing the correct names - that makes genealogy more difficult as neccessary . . . Nevertheless I found that many (most?) of the living Eissler are connected to one large clan - maybe your EISERLE fit into this family. Do you have more info about your ancestors? Would like to compare them with my names and dates. Best wishes. Hanno.

Re: EISELE

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 20:34:24Z

Hi,
My Eiserle's come from Austria-Hungary.
Austria-Hungary the Dual Monarchy established in 1867, consisting of what are now Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and parts of Poland, Romania, Ukraine, and Italy. The empire was broken up after World War I.

If you have any information about Eiserle, please kindly connect with me by e-mail: Marina.Eiserle@gmail.com

Thank youvery much for your kindly assist!

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Eisele Family

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 20:24:17Z

Dear Frank,

My great grand father name is Andresh Eiserle. He was born in Austria-Hungary about 1883 year. His father's name is Stephan Eiserle.
Andresh Eiserle have had two brothers, unfortunally I don't know their naims.
My great grand father had 5 children. Mari, Katerina, Matilda, Rosa and Carl.
(MATILDA EISERLE 19 Feb 1908Apr 198361732 (Danvers, Mclean, IL)(none specified)343-46-6904IllinoisSS-5).
His brothers emigrated from Austria-Hungary to USA during World War I.
One of his brothers had a little meat-processing factory.

If you have any information about Eiserle, please kindly connect with me by e-mail: Marina.Eiserle@gmail.com

Thank youvery much for your kindly assist!

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Andrew Eisele

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 20:19:12Z

Dear Lorraine,

Please kindly help me to find my great grand father's family.

My great grand father name is Andrew Eiserle. He was born in Austria-Hungary about 1883 year. His father's name is Stephan Eiserle.

Andresh Eiserle have had two brothers, unfortunally I don't know their naims.

My great grand father had 5 children. Mari, Katerina, Matilda, Rosa and Karl.

(MATILDA EISERLE 19 Feb 1908Apr 198361732 (Danvers, Mclean, IL)(none specified)343-46-6904IllinoisSS-5).

His brothers emigrated from Austria-Hungary to USA during World War I.

One of his brothers had a little meat-processing factory.

If you have any information about Eiserle, please kindly connect with me by e-mail: Marina.Eiserle@gmail.com

Thank youvery much for your kindly assist!

--

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle
E-mail: Marina.Eiserle@gmail.com

Re: Eiserle

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 20:03:57Z

Dear All,
Please kindly help me to find my great grand father.
My great grand father name is Andresh Eiserle. He was born in Austria-Hungary about 1883 year. His father's name is Stephan Eiserle.
Andresh Eiserle have had two brothers, unfortunally I don't know their naims.
My great grand father had 5 children. Mari, Katerina, Matilda, Rosa and Karl.
(MATILDA EISERLE 19 Feb 1908Apr 198361732 (Danvers, Mclean, IL)(none specified)343-46-6904IllinoisSS-5).
His brothers emigrated from Austria-Hungary to USA during World War I.
One of his brothers had a little meat-processing factory.

If you have any information about Eiserle, please kindly connect with me by e-mail: Marina.Eiserle@gmail.com

Thank youvery much for your kindly assist!

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Frances Eisele

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 19:30:26Z

Hi,
Please kindly see my research:
13. Anna Marie KOCH (Franciska BARTHOLOMA11, Joh. Georg BARTHOLOMA3, Catharina Elisabeth GRAF2, Ferdinand1) was born on 28 Mar 1859 in Mutterstadt, Bayern, Germany.
Emigrated to USA - year unknown
Anna married Joseph SCHNETEGAR about 1887. Joseph was born in May 1860 in Ohio.
I think we have the common ancestor.

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 19:08:32Z

Hi hannogurski,
Are Eisele and Eiserle the same surname?
What do you think about it?

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 19:04:31Z

Sorry, Eisele came from Eiserle.

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 19:03:16Z

Hi Biwo,
As I remember, Eisele came from Eisele.

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

Re: Eisele's in Stuttgart (sp?) Germany

2006-11-17 22:18:55Z

hi,
I'm from Stuttgart in south Germany and my mums maiden name is Eisele. She moved from the Suabian alps to Stuttgart ca. 1950 but lots of eisels relatives are still in Pfeffingen, Lautlingen, Balingen, Ebingen, etc...
If you want more infos, please, contact me,

cheerio
Tina

Re: looking for ancestors

2006-11-17 22:07:28Z

hi,

my mother is an Eisele as well with her maiden name. she is from the Suabian Alps in south Germany where there are plenty of Eisele. Perhaps we are relaives? which village is your mum from?

cheerio,
Tina

Re: Friedrich Eisele of Rotenfels, Baden, Germany

2006-06-25 01:49:23Z

Thanks for trying !

Re: Friedrich Eisele of Rotenfels, Baden, Germany

2006-06-23 23:07:11Z

I'm not sure, I was always told he came from Baden. The connection with Friedrich seems like a real possibility.

Re: Eisele/Gopfert

NettieK — 2006-08-27 22:14:21Z

Address change;
kingri@earthlink.net

Re: Jacob Eisele

FHHELD — 2006-08-08 13:23:28Z

Excuse me Mike, but where is the conflict. From what I see they all match. Am I missing something?

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

hannogurski — 2008-05-09 22:54:48Z

edit:
By the way - I am living just in the village of Bondorf you mentioned in your listing. And I do know the two Eissler girls listed in the "Ortssippen book" of Bondorf, which are connected to "my" family . . .

Re: Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

hannogurski — 2008-05-09 22:50:53Z

Hello, as a hobby genealogist I am searching the Eissler family worldwide for more than 230 years, and I am very interested in knowing more about your research - especially about the name Eissler. Note that in former years the names are written just as people pronounce because most of them could not read or write. This is why there are several variations of spelling the name to be found in the old records. By now I found more than 30 different variations! Eissler / Eißler / Eiszler / Eisler / Eyssler / Eyßler / Eysler / Eihsler /
Eislin / Eiselin / Eislein (?)/
Aissler / Aißler / Aisler / Ayssler / Ayßler / Aysler/

Not sure if there are connections to Eissler:
Eisele / Eiseler / Eiseley / Esler / Essler/
Iseler / Isler / Isley / Isely /Yselin / Yslin / Ysslin/
Isler / Issler / Iszler / Iszlar / Izler / Izlar / Ißler/
Easley (?) / Easler (?)/

For learning more about my Eissler research please, use the search form here and look for "Eissler". . . . Hanno Gurski

Re: Looking for Eisele/Eisselen Relatives

FrankGlahn — 2007-03-25 21:57:32Z

Vereta
Would like to fill in more of my family tree.
Susan, dau of Andreas and Rosena was my Paternal G-Grandmother.
Amelia, dau of George and Margarett, was my Maternal G-Grandmother.
Please contact me directly at bdid1@yahoo.com

Re: Erdevik,Yugoslavia

aberg48 — 2008-05-04 19:49:52Z

Do you Franz Reiter born in Erdevik 27.11.1908?
If, yes please give me a response because my father in law is searching for his roots, he is born in erdevik 11.10.1937.

Waiting for your replly

Kind regards

Andreas Berg

Re: Frances Eisele

wrichards21113 — 2007-11-20 23:53:47Z

The 1870 Census has Francis and this is a male. I believe Frances' father was a baker. She married Gottlieb Gesswein who was a baker. I have been going crazy trying to find something on her.

Frances Eisele

wrichards21113 — 2007-11-20 00:18:52Z

I am searching for Frances Eisele who was born in Philadelphia in March 1862, married Gottlob Gesswein in 1881 and died in Philadelphia in September 1914. She is burind in Fernwood Cemetery, Delaware County, PA. She is my great-great-grandmohter. I would like to know who her parents are and any other information. Thanks for your help!!

Re: Eisele

re_tireman — 2008-04-15 04:34:16Z

janie, i have only been into genealogy for a year. Severe heart problems have prevented me from working any more. I have an uncle living in the bronx (1/2 uncle) whose mother married by grandfather( zidlick). I have the same info you have but a little more. The Eisele in Batterson, See, and Eisele is in my uncle's family. if you want, you can e-mail me at re_tireman@yahoo.com or call me at 843-881-1499. Sincerely, Bert Zidlick

Re: William Frederick Eisele

Charlene_Johannsen — 2006-08-08 22:48:30Z

I have a lot of information on the Eisele Family. They lived in West Newton Pa. which is outside of Pittsburgh. My great grand mother had a brother William Frederick who moved to Ne. and had a son David E. Do you know William's wife's name? Maybe we can make a connection.
Charlene

Re: William Frederick Eisele

Charlene_Johannsen — 2006-08-08 22:48:30Z

Sorry Karen I can not make a connection to your husband's family. Charlene

Re: EISELE

@@hmj505@hotmail.com — 2006-12-02 23:22:35Z

No our EISELEs are from Germany.
Note new email address hmj505@hotmail.com

Re: EISELE

@@hmj505@hotmail.com — 2006-12-02 23:22:35Z

My EISELEs are from Ettlingen, Baden, Germany. Then to NY, NJ, OH, KS

Re: EISELE

@@hmj505@hotmail.com — 2006-12-02 23:22:35Z

No EISELEs in Langenbrand, Öschelbronn, or Kleiningsheim, only Ettlingen in Germany, but have a lot of data on EISELEs in New York City that are not my family.

Re: EISELE

@@hmj505@hotmail.com — 2006-12-02 23:22:35Z

Note new email address - hmj505@hotmail.com

Re: Frances Eisele

HMJ505 — 2007-11-20 23:49:16Z

1870 Census M593-1387 pg 556 line 19-24
PA, Philadelphia 1-WD 2 Dist.
Ignatus EISELE, 38, b. Baden, shoe maker
Agnes EISELE, 38, b. Baden
Joseph EISELE, 13, b. PA
Agnes EISELE, 11, b. PA
Francis EISELE, 7, b. PA
Maggie EISELE, 2, b. PA

I could not find this family anywhere in the 1880 census. Could they be visiting Germany before the coming marriage?

Re: Looking for Eisele/Eisselen Relatives

vereta_1 — 2007-03-25 21:14:30Z

I have at least three of the Eiseles in my family line that you are looking for. Michael, George, Andrea are the three if you have more info or looking for more please respond we may be able to share info. Thank You.

Re: Looking for Eisele/Eisselen Relatives

vereta_1 — 2006-07-17 05:35:41Z

This message is about 6 yrs. old. I don't know if you're still looking for info on these people, but many if not all are in my Eisele line. If your still out there and need info e-mail me at
vereta@sbcglobal.net

Re: George Eisele of Alsace France

D_WilliamsSchlater — 2006-07-17 02:50:47Z

I believe this George Eisele married Darcas (spelled several ways) Nicholson. Here is what I have:

Indiana Marriages, 1800 to 1941 - Found on Ancestry.com, Dorcus Nicholson & Geo Eisele - Marriage Date: 18 Jul 1856 in Washington Co, IN. Book: F, OS Page: 403.

Children:
George Frank 'Frank' Eisele
Benjamin Elijah Eisele
Charles Eisele
Samuel W Eisele

I research the Nicholson line & Darcus appears to be the sister of my husband's great-great-grandpa Green Benton Nicholson.

I'm actually sending for a copy of the marriage information today. I would love to trade information with you.

Dorothea

Luther D Eisele, son of Everett Deward & Mary Eisele of Seymour, Jackson County, Indiana

D_WilliamsSchlater — 2006-08-06 22:36:06Z

Does anyone have information about this young man? It appears he died on 11 Nov 1944 while serving in WWII. That's all I have been able to learn about him.

Anyone know were he died?

Re: Eisele's from Long Island, New York

dowIII — 2006-06-30 05:33:04Z

I can fill in alot of info for you on this branch of the family. Charles W. was my Step-Grandfather. Please feel free to e-mail me at dwilkinson2@hvc.rr.com

Re: Friedrich Eisele of Rotenfels, Baden, Germany

michael61504 — 2006-06-24 13:14:15Z

Hello Tom,

I'm afraid a struck out. The Rotenfels films only cover intermittent periods, and do not list baptisms in 1829. They start again with 1831, but do not list Ignatz Eisele in that year.

John Eisele (d. 16 Nov 1925)

OhioObits — 2006-10-15 18:28:10Z

THE COLUMBUS CITIZEN, Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday, November 17, 1925

JOHN EISELE IS DEAD IN WEST
Former Grocer and Cafe Owner Dies In Pasadena.

John EISELE, 57, formerly of 559 W. Main-st. died Monday at his home in Pasadena, Cal., where he went about two years ago.

Eisele was born in Germany. He was at one time proprietor of the Budweiser Cafe, later proprietor of a saloon at 11th and Main streets and also formerly operated a grocery at Mithoff and High streets.

Surviving are a widow, Mrs. Anna Eisele, a daughter, Miss Eleanora Eisele, at home, four sons, Gerald and Lawrence Eisele, also at home, John Eisele of New York, and Henry A. Eisele, 572 E. Long-st., and two grandchildren. He also leaves three sisters, Mrs. Ed Beard, Mrs. Mary Mackbarth and Mrs. Jack Sherick and a brother Paul Eisele, all of Columbus.

Funeral and burial will take place Friday at Pasadena.

Eiserle is Austria-Hungary surname

MarinaEiserle — 2008-09-16 14:19:09Z

Hi Jim and Elizabeth,
Actually, Eiserle is Austria-Hungary surname.
Austria-Hungary the Dual Monarchy established in 1867, consisting of what are now Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and parts of Poland, Romania, Ukraine, and Italy. The empire was broken up after World War I.
So our parents emigrated from Austria-Hungary to USA during World War I.
My great grand father called Andre Eiserle. He had two brothers. One of his brothers had a little meat-processing factory.

Yours sincerely,
Marina Eiserle

William D. Eisele

mlcluff — 2008-01-29 18:31:27Z

I am looking for William D. Eisele. He was born in 1947. His home state is Illinois. He was a Corporal or Specialist in the Army in the Vietnam War, his MOS Title was a Wire Systems Installer. But last known address was in California(1968-69).
I think I have found him in Saint Helena, CA; but as of yet my letters have been returned to me unopened.
If you have any information on him, it is really important for me to get in contact with him.

Eisele - Zittel - Sauder

biwo1 — 2008-03-11 22:59:20Z

does anybody have a relation to this name or these places ?
meanwhile, our family data bank encloses after 15 years of search and research of our Dad
does have mor than 30.000 Eisele and relatives and we are
to be done in the preparation for a Eisele genealogy project.

we can trace back the direct line of our forefathers, meanwhile,
to 1507 cleanly incl. Church register entries and copies

married names climbing up from 1530 are
- Pfeiffer - Zobel - Mayer - Langbein - Blum
- Leichlin - Dittes - Risy - Sauer - Meerwarth
- Zoller - Zittel - Sauder - Dahlinger

older name relations to the family names
Iselli - Iselin - Eysele - Eisslin - Isele
1225 - 1340 - 1501 - 1526 - 1558
Eyselin - Eiselin - Eisler - Eissler - Eiselen
1560 - 1657 - 1676 - 1671 - 1769
... we are still looking for

The main data amount grasped in 15 years comes from the regions
Bieberach/Ries - Boll - Boos - Hessigheim - Bohlingen
- Bondorf - Diedelsheim - Kirchheim/T
from these places come in each case between 100 and 150 records

thanks already in Ahead for possible feedbacks!

Jacob Eisele

mrl724 — 2006-08-07 18:15:49Z

I have some conflicting info, here is what I do know-
George H. Long and a Cahtarine E. had children (4 boys and 1 girl). At least two of the boys had middle names of Eisle which according to the family Bible was Catharine’s maiden name. The US Census 1880, Ohio, Montgomery Co., Germantown Pg 53 list a George H. Long and Wife Catharine E. (age 24) with a Son Warren E. (oh joy, that’s my Warren). The 1900 Cenus, Ohio, Montgomery Co., Miami Township further confirms that George and Catharine are the correct line because it shows all 5 kids. Anyway, the Census also shows that she was born in Ohio and her parents Baden.
The US Census 1870, Ohio, Montgomery Co., German Township, Pg 19 shows a Jacob Eisle (that is followed by what might be Zan or Jun ?) age 40 born in Baden and wife Elizabeth age 33 born in Baden with a Catharine age 14 born in Ohio. Sure does seem thats my Catharine.
That all I am sure of. Any help is appreciated.

Re: Jacob Eisele

mrl724 — 2006-08-09 02:33:26Z

Hey Fred, I guess I forgot to ask if anyone had Jacob Eisle links to help confirm and hopefully lead further back down the line. Thanks.