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William Emmrich

geelsh — 2009-03-19 16:54:54Z

William Emmerick died in Evansville, IN.

Re: Can we help one another?

emerichj — 2008-02-08 01:51:41Z

What Emmerich line are you connected to? My GG Grandfather
was Peter Emmerich who came to USA in 1846, settled in Washington County in WI and later moved to Marathon County.

Are we related?

Jack

Emmerick or variations, in Caledonia, Racine Co., Wisconsin

jadesfamily — 2007-01-12 03:47:26Z

Hi, I'm looking for information on Alexander Albert Emerich's parents. Any variation on the surname. Alex was born on Jul 1 1891, in Caledonia, Racine Co., Wisconsin. He was married to Matilda Rinke (b. Jun 14 1888 & d. Jan 26 1930) He died Mar 28 1977 in Franksville, Wisconsin.

I am also looking for information about his daughter Catherine J. Emerich who was born sometime around 1914.

So far the only information I have about Alex's parents is that his father was Peter Emerich born about 1845 in Germany and his mother's name was Catherine I don't knwo her maiden name) born about 1848 in Wisconsin.

Any help would be great. Thanks.

Re: Anne Catherine Emmerick/h

2006-01-29 04:26:59Z

Hi,

My GGGgrandmother, Anna Gertrude Koehlmann, received a handmade veil from Anne Catherine Emmerich as a wedding present in 1799 (married at Sankt Jakobi Katholisch in Coesfeld).

While I don't have any definitive evidence for you, I do have an item that you may find interesting. It's located at:

http://www.tanbooks.com/doct/anne_catherine.htm

It states:

The baptismal register, St. James, Coesfeld, contains the following record: “On September 8, 1774, was baptized Anne Catherine, daughter of Bernard Emmerich and Anne Hillers his wife. Godparents, Henry Hüning and Anne Catherine Heynick, née Mertins.” The day of little Anne Catherine’s baptism was also that of her birth. She was the fifth of nine children, six sons and three daughters. Gerard, the youngest brother, never married. he was still living in September, 1859, when the author visited the little hamlet of Flamske, near Coesfeld, the birthplace of the subject of this biography....
“I went three leagues from Dülmen to the hamlet of Flamske, to visit Anne Catherine’s early home, then occupied by her eldest brother Bernard and his family. Dülmen belongs to the parish of St. James, Coesfeld, a city about half a league distant. I longed to see the place of her birth, the cradle of her infancy. I found it an old barn, with mud walls and a moss-covered thatched roof. The rickety door stood invitingly open, and I entered to find myself in a cloud of smoke through which I could scarcely distinguish a step ahead. A look of surprise from Bernard Emmerich and his wife greeted my unceremonious entrace. But when I introduced myself as the bearer of messages and compliments from their sister, they received me most cordially, and the little ones, shy at first, came forward on a sign from their father and kissed their tiny hands in welcome.

Linda

Emmrich who changed to Emmerick

BrianEmmerich — 2005-07-05 17:58:47Z

Looking for Emmerich,s in the St. Louis or Illinois area who changed to Emmerick.Such as Joseph Emmerick and Albert Emmerick sons of William Emmerich.

Anne Catherine Emmerick/h

audmkamp — 2004-09-28 04:33:17Z

I'm looking for genealogy info on Anne Catherine Emmerick/h b. 9/8/1774 d. 2/9/1824 who will likely be made a Saint on Oct. 3, 2004. I know her parents were Bernd (Bernard) Emmerick and Anna Hiller(s).
I have a GGGGrandmother Margaret Elizabeth Emmerich b 9/16/1835 Coesfeld, Westphalen, Germany d.11/4/1914 St. Anthony, Ohio married to my GGGGrandfather Herman J. Muhlenkamp b.1/3/1836 Billerbeck, Westphalen, Germany d.2/13/1917 St. Anthony, Ohio.
I know Margaret's parents were Bernard Emmerich and Anna Leuvick, but have no other info on them. I have not been able to link them to any other Emmerichs, but have been told by many people I am related to this lady who is to become a Saint, and even know of some distant relatives who are traveling to Europe to attend her beatificaton on Oct. 3rd.
Any insight anyone can provide would be appreciated - linking bernard & anna to anne catherine or not!
Thanks!

Thomas H. Emerick - Baltimore, Maryland

laien — 2004-08-29 16:29:10Z

Hi,

Looking for any information on the following:

Thomas H. Emerick married Carrie Hall on 16 FEB 1864. The announcement was in the [Baltimore] Sun 19 FEB 1864.

I believe this was Mary Caroline "Carrie" Hall, born 18 AUG 1839 in Somerset County, Maryland. According to family lore, Carrie had [at least] three children: son - William "Will" daus. - Carrie, Madge.

If anyone has any additional information on this couple, I would be grateful.

Rob Hall,
Snow Hill, MD

Re: Can we help one another?

gholzhausen — 2004-04-12 19:37:27Z

I am searching for information on a Heinz, Gerdi and Dirk Emmerick who lived at 200 Linden Str in dusseldorf in the 1940-1950's. They were my grandmother's cousins though the Hoell family (nee Diedermann,Duetermann,Deidermann). Christ Hoell was a fire fighter in Elberfield Germany in 1865-1873. and latter in St. Louis Missouri. Can you help me?

Re: Can we help one another?

gholzhausen — 2004-04-12 19:36:47Z

Can we help one another?

bjmitzel1980 — 2003-12-04 22:45:43Z

Hello friends! I am new and just want to kind of introduce myself into the group here. I have compiled a bit of my family tree, which includes this group, of course. I am hoping to connect with people who maybe fit together with me and hopefully we can help one another out!

Also, I have the following other names in what I have collected so far:

Alberts, Boettger, Bohannon, Bray, Bryan*, Buchite, Collins, DePre, DePuy, DeVaux, DeWitt*, Elder, Emerich*, Emerick*, Emmerich*, Frahm, Grahm, Hochalter, Hollingshead*, Jacobs*, Jansen, Johnson, Jones, May, Mitzel*, Raskin, Regan, Sessler, Short, Siler, Stansbury*, Strivers, Thornhill*, Van Steenbergen, Van Tassel, Volckers, Warren*, and Wilson.

The * names are ones that are more prominent. I hope to hear from you!

Re: Emmerick, Emrick, Emrich.com

JPorritt86 — 2002-06-16 00:11:40Z

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dlemrick/index.html

Emmerick, Emrick, Emrich.com

casner620 — 2002-05-09 16:35:52Z

does anyone know what happened to the website. i can't seem to find it anymore