Faulstich - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Eva Faulstich b. Hatten ca. 1825, father Hans Georg Faulstich

gedgell_1 — 2012-03-25 16:31:48Z

I am looking for information on the family of Eva Faulstich probably born in Hatten, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France ca. 1820-25. She married Valentin Bohnert in Hatten on 25 Jan 1746. This couple had 5 children, all born in Sessenheim, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France. One survived to marry - Philippe who married Maria Catherina Veith and Anna Catherina Ernst in Sessenheim.

Eva's father was Hans George Faulstich.

Re: Fallstich - new email address

mares8oats — 2010-12-19 21:28:53Z

Hi,

I am one of the last members of the Hayhurst family, who is somehow related to the Faulstich families especially in Missoula, MT.

I would like more information if possible on that connection and by who is in that marriage connection. I know that the Gade family and Voss or Veit family is in it as well in lineage. The Long family was also in our lineage.

I wasn't told anything as a child, but I knew Eddie Faulstich in Montana and I think that his wife was named Mary?

Any information is helpful. Minnie was my great grandmother, who later married a man named Hipsch, and Louis W. Hayhurst was my grandfather. Edna May Rosar was my grandmother. Louis had a sister named Hazel and I think that a lady named Opal was also in our family.

I may have stumbled onto part of the information, but I want to read it from another source other than what I already have. I know that Wenzel Hipsch married a Minnie, and I am just making sure that that is the right one, and making sure of her maiden name if possible.

Since the Faulstich family is close to us, I figured that your records may be the best to hear it from.

I think that Eddie's first name was William, but I am not sure of that. We used to go out camping with the Faulstich's when we lived in Missoula. At one time Eddie and the Hayhursts had some property which they both shared, which I am sure is long gone, but it was another thing which I knew about. Again, any information of what happened to it is interesting, but probably lost. Contact me at mares8oats@comcast.net

Thanks, Yori

Re: Faulstich,Sheppard

atomicnumber50 — 2010-09-04 05:05:47Z

Hi Hazel I have a great Uncle Shep with a daughter Joan. First wife Dorothy and second Josephine. What are you looking for? Are you related to my great Uncle?

Re: Samuel Faulstick in Saylorsburg, PA

yankeesphillieseagles — 2009-07-10 16:15:32Z

Hello, my name is Fred. I'm a native New Yorker, but I've been going to Saylorsburg PA since I was a kid. I remember Dorney Park when the mascot was ALFUNDO and Wild Water KIngdom had yet to be built. My uncles parents lived right next door to what is now Faulstick & Son. I noticed that Mary Faulstick is buried on Golf Course Road and she passed in 1909; on the marker it says wife of Samuel. Hope this helps! Good luck!

Death Notice - Wilfred J. Faulstick 1922 - 2008

JohnBellotti — 2009-04-30 11:24:00Z

NAME: Wilfred J. FAULSTICK
BORN: 15 Feb 1922 Whittemore, Kossuth Co., IA
FATHER: Walter Friedrich FAULSTICH
MOTHER: Gertrude JASKULKE
MARRIAGE: Mary Antonette NARDIN (16 Nov 1924 - 26 Nov 1995)
Married 02 Jul 1948 Reno, Washoe Co., NV
MILITARY
SERVICE: U.S. Army, World War II
DIED: 03 Nov 2008 Spencer, Clay Co., IA

Re: Faulstich

karlfaulstich — 2008-12-30 04:55:18Z

Hey Cousin Kathy,

Sorry to hear of your Grandma Marion's passing. Let me know about the memorial. It may be an excuse for some of the Illinois Faulstich's to come join you if we wouldn't be in the way. Maybe we could invite some of the German cousins as well.

Tomorrow evening sounds fine to talk. I'm 51 and in Chicago.

Karl

Re: Faulstich

Cherubkh — 2008-12-30 04:32:16Z

Hi Karl,
Wow. Im really excited to talk to you. Sounds like the same family! My grandma Marion, (Reginas daughter) just died on Dec 21st; she was 83. We are going to have a memorial for her in Milwaukee in the spring. Dont mean to sound forward, but how old are you? Im 39 and live in San Diego California. I havent done much with the research lately because I kinda hit a wall. I would love to talk to you tomorrow. I work from 7-500 so it will probably be tomorrow evening. I look forward to talking to you...cousin:)

Re: Faulstich

karlfaulstich — 2008-12-30 04:03:50Z

Hi Kathy,

We celebrated Regina's birthday at a nursing home in the Milwaukee area. I can't remember the names of her children that I met. I think I saw at least one of her sons at an event honoring Sr. Mary Demetria Faulstich in Frankfort, IL later in the 1990's. I believe some of the Gross's live out by Lake Geneva and winter in Arizona, per Father John (Jack) Flattery of Danville. Father Jack has much of the family tree info, as do others in Danville.

The brothers that settled in Danville in the late 1800's were Franz, Anton and August Faulstich. Thinking about it, I'm not sure if Regina would have been their sister or their niece. Again, Father Jack would have that info.

If you want to call me to discuss, my phone is 773-784-8240.

Karl Faulstich

Re: Faulstich

Cherubkh — 2008-12-30 01:06:00Z

Sorry it took so long to respond. Im not sure if our relatives are related or not. As far as I know, Regina didnt have any other relatives that came over from Germany. Where did you celebrate her birthday? I am hopefully skeptical, but would love for there to be a connection. Let me know. Kathy

Re: Faulstich

karlfaulstich — 2008-12-22 19:04:43Z

My great-grandfather was Franz Faulstich, who settled in Danville, IL along with two of his brothers. I have some information about cousins both in the states as well as in Germany. I attended one of Regina's birthday parties, perhaps her 103rd, with cousins from Germany in the 1990's.

Karl Faulstich
Chicago, IL

Faulstich

Cherubkh — 2007-06-18 02:01:48Z

I'm just starting out and dont have much info. My great grandmother, Regina Faulstich, came from Germany sometime in the early 1900's thru New York. She married John Frederick Gross and they lived in Wisconsin. Any help would be appreciated.

Faulstich in Rittmannshausen (Hessen)

WGFGER — 2007-05-08 08:10:10Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 4. Mai 2007:

In tiefer Trauer nehmen wir Abschied von unserer lieben Mutter

Marie Faulstich
geb. Mausehund

* 19. Okt. 1936
+ 20. Apr. 2007

In stiller Trauer:

Dieter Claus
Reinhold Claus
Elsbeth Pfeiffer

Bad Hersfeld, den 4. Mai 2007

Die Trauerfeier mit Urnenbeisetzung findet heute um 14.00 Uhr von der Friedhofskapelle Rittmannshausen aus statt.

Anmerkung:

Im Telefonbuch wird Maria Faulstich in 37296 Ringgau (Rambacher Str. 3) genannt.

Faulstich, Alisha V. - Obit

dgrams12 — 2007-01-31 11:54:11Z

The obituary was in the 1/28/2007 Minneapolis Star Triune paper. Please contact the paper for copy of the obituary. I am unrelated and posting for informational purposes only.

Alisha V. Faulstich, age 78 of Eden Prairie. Preceded in death by parents Walter and Gertrude; brothers Gene and Charles. Survived by daughters, Lee and Marti Rinker; son, Mike Baker; 9 grandchildren; sisters, Addie Fraser and Dort Leek; brother, Wilfred Faulstich.

Interment Spencer Iowa. 2/3/07 memorial gathering at the Cremation Society of Minnesota in Edina.

Re: KIHOLM

2006-10-13 13:21:08Z

Hej Mary

Are we in the same familie?

I live in Denmark, Ribe.

Kim

Re: Fallstich - new email address

richjo11 — 2006-09-30 20:41:28Z

I would like to swap PA Faulstick info with you, from Balthasar on down.

Samuel Faulstick in Saylorsburg, PA

richjo11 — 2006-09-28 20:06:58Z

I have traced my Faulstick line back to Samuel Faulstick (b. abt 1829) and wife Mary Faulstick. I am looking for his ancestors, can anyone help?

I have seen that Balthasar Faulstich arrived Phila by ship in 1754, and have seen a statement that he is the immigrant ancestor of the PA Faulsticks. Can anyone verify this, and if it is true, help fill in the generations between Balthasar and Samuel?

Many thanks for your help!

Looking for info on Samuel, father of George Faulstich/Faulstick/ Fallstich/ Fallstick/Faulstic in PA

richjo11 — 2006-09-26 16:25:16Z

Look for info on Samuel with the surname of Faulstich, Faulstick, Fallstich, Fallstick, Faulstic in PA. . He was born about 1829 in PA. Lived in Hamilton Township, Monroe County. Married to a Mary or Mary Ann Surname unknown. I would like to know when he died and the Surname of his wife and when she died. I know that he had two children, Samuel, born about 1848 - - possibly married a woman named Heather Surname unknown. I would like to know complete birth and death dates of the son, Samuel and his wife, as well as marriage date and the Surname of his wife. The elder Samuel also had a son George, born 18 Mar 1850 n Hamilton Twp., Monroe County, PA.; died 16 Jan 1938. George married a Mary Ann Altemus who was born on 29 June 1850 in Ross Twp., Monroe County, PA; died on 30 August 1937 in Saylorsburg, Ross Twp., Monroe County, PA. George and Mary Ann were married on 24 March 1872 in Monroe County, PA.
I am looking for more children of Samuel and his wife. I would also like to have any info on parents of Samuel - - where they were born and when, where they died and when, who they married and when (including spouses maiden names). I would like to go back in generations as far as I am able to get info.
Thank you for any help that you can give me.

Obit: Eugene W. Faulstich of Iowa (1931-2006)

2006-08-25 02:06:33Z

Excerpted from the Emmetsburg (IA) Democrat-Aug 24 2006
Eugene William Faulstich
b. 22 Apr 1931 in Burt, Iowa
d. 21 Aug 2006 in Spencer, Iowa
Funeral on 25 Aug 2006 at Zion Lutheran Church in Ruthven, Iowa with burial in East Lawn Cemetery in Algona, Iowa.
Son of Walter and Gertrude (Jaskulke) Faulstich.
Veteran of the US Air Force
Married 18 Jan 1952 to Mary Elizabeth Fleischmann.
Member of the First English Church in Spencer, Iowa and the Ruthven (IA) American Legion.
Survived by his wife, Mary, of Ruthven, Iowa; his children, Barbara Tentis of Lake City, Minnesota; Sandra Harris of Hardin, Montana; and John Faulstich of Ruthven, Iowa; nine grandchildren; four gr-grandchildren; three sisters, Dorothy Leek of Fairmont, Minnesota; Adeline Fraser of Bloomington, Minnesota; and Alisha Faulstich of Eden Prairie, Minnesota; and a brother, Wilfred Faulstich of Ruthven, Iowa.

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

WSmith2717 — 2006-07-01 17:12:33Z

Mary Ann Faulstich was my great-great grandmother, too. My information shows that she was born in Germany (Bavaria) but I haven't been able to verify that. She married Francis (Franz, Frank) Smith in about 1847; he was born in Germany and came to PA around 1847, so I don't know if they married in Germany or PA. The 1900 Census shows that she could read and write but did not speak English, so I assumed that she was from Germany. They had 5 children:
Elizabeth Smith (b. 13 Mar 1847 in PA, d. 08 Dec 1939 in WY)
Mary M. Smith (b. 1850 in PA)
Katherine Smith (b. Oct 1855 in PA, d. 04 Aug 1935 in IN)
Henry Smith (b. 28 Feb 1861 in PA, d. 1934 in St. Libory, NE)
Joseph Francis Smith (b. 18 Jun 1863 in PA, d. 28 Jan 1927 in WA).

They lived in Lancaster and Elk Counties, PA but later moved to Benton County, Indiana before settling in St. Libory, Nebraska in the late 1870s.

Because I don't know if Mary Faulstich was born in Germany or PA, I have had a hard time tracing that line. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I would also be grateful to see photographs, if they exist, of these ancestors.

Faulstich

2006-02-20 07:08:49Z

Herbert Faulstich, * 16. Febr. 1936, Friedewald (Herrnfeld 3)

Pfc. Raymond J. Faulstich Jr., 24, of Leonardtown, Md., died Aug. 5, 2004

2005-11-17 18:13:25Z

No. 758-04
IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 9, 2004
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Pfc. Raymond J. Faulstich Jr., 24, of Leonardtown, Md., died Aug. 5 in Najaf, Iraq, when individuals using small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades attacked his convoy. Faulstich was assigned to the 89th Transportation Company, 6th Transportation Battalion, 7th Transportation Group, Fort Eustis, Va.

The incident is under investigation.

For further information related to this release, please contact Army Public Affairs at (703) 692-2000.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20040809-1097.htm...

Disclaimer: Not related to this person. This news release is being submitted for its genealogical value: name, age, hometown, date, place and cause of death, and military service. No political viewpoint is being expressed.

Re: faulstichs faulsticks in Bellville,Illinois

2005-10-07 19:29:32Z

Re Kenneth Clarkson inquiry - Faulstichs at Walnut Hill originally from Alsace Loraine, France. Joseph and Elizabeth were my grandparents and Walter was my uncle. I did not know them as they died before I was born. My mother, Florence Roth, was Florence Faulstich.

Katharina Maria Faulstich in Friedewald (Hessen), 1926 - 2005

2005-07-27 11:25:57Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 21. Juli 2005:

In Liebe und Dankbarkeit nehmen wir Abschied von meiner lieben Frau, unserer Mutter, Schwiegermutter, Oma und Uroma

Katharina Maria Faulstich
geb. Hobert

* 26. April 1926
+ 14. Juli 2005

In stiller Trauer:

August Faulstich
Doris Faulstich
Reinhard und Hilde Schad geb. Faulstich mit Johannes
Christine und Udo Pfeffer mit Maximilian

Friedewald und Heringen, den 21. Juli 2005

Die Trauerfeier mit Urnenbeisetzung findet am 23. Juli 2005 um 14.30 Uhr von der Friedhofskapelle in Friedewald aus statt.

Re: Louis Faulstick

JudithACull — 2005-04-20 00:59:14Z

I have marriage of John Louis Faulstich to Grace Trout 1907 in Ind... John lists father as Henry Faulstich , Rock Port Ill. and mother as Lucy Master b. Ky... Can you find a fit??

Fallstich - new email address

2005-03-24 14:30:59Z

I have been out of touch for awhile. My new email address is abel3@earthlink.net

Fallstich

PSUWethr — 2005-01-14 17:26:07Z

My mothers great grandmother was Laura Fallstich of Bethlehem Pennsylvania. She married Charles F. Groman and had three children, David, Ruth A., and Emma Rebecca. I don't have any other good leads....can you help.

Johann Konrad Faulstich

jeaneleanor — 2004-10-27 04:19:47Z

Julian & Johann Konrad & Nikolaus & Heinrich Faulstich came to the USA as emigrants in 1867 from Germany and then Heinrich went back and got his sister Josepha Faulstich and came back to the USA in 1873. My great grandfather is Julian or Julius Faulstich.Julius settled in South Dakota and I was told the rest of the brothers settled in Philadephia area as bakers and some in New York. I do have a pretty complete list for Julian and some on his brothers and then info for their parents and grandparents back to Germany and dates to 1673. Would like to find out more info about great uncles. Would like to hear from other family members..E-mail me and I will reply and will be happy to share my info. I have a picture of the four brothers from Germany and picture of the family home in Germany.I do have a cousin Mary in Fulda, Germany that I write to. She is in her 90's and quite abit of the info have been verified by her.

Urban A. Faulstich

fgruber24 — 2004-10-23 10:26:22Z

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gruber/soldiers/sol...

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

2003-09-14 18:36:15Z

Cindy
came upon your message at random. my Biological parents were graydon and geraldine faulstick, whom i was not raised with, they lived in saylorsburg PA. Both are deceased.
AAB

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

2003-05-12 14:45:11Z

Cindy,
Thanks for the reply, and the information. To add, a cousin of my father's, Bob Faulstich, (now deceased, as is Alfred, my father) has a son named James who now resides in Hawaii with his wife. James did an extensive tour in Germany about 15 years back, and spent significant time/energy researching the Faulstich roots there. He came away with a very impressive tree that dates back to the middle 1600's. much of the family action there centered around a town that I will have to check into some records he gave me to be specific with the name thereof. He mentioned staying in a Faulstich gusthaus owned and opperated by Faulstich's for many generations. As you point out, whether all the Faulstich/k's and Fallstick/h's are related given the number of possibilities for the derevations and origins probably will remain mostly speculation, even with this marvelous communication/information tool. It is our understanding that Faulstich is translated "false stich" as in the common way clothing is now sewn together, and that the early Faulstich's in Germany were tailors. As you noted Jeff's website, the Faulstich Bros. clothiers store in Iowa, perhaps were influenced by what they perceived their ancestors to be involved in. My immediate lineage has a fair number of Lutheran ministers in it as mentioned my father, as well as his father, and his father, of my father's eleven siblings, three others besides my father were also ordained into the ministry as was my brother Roy, who resides in Michigan.

Cheers,

Mark

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

2003-05-09 21:54:25Z

Mark,
My grandmother was Myrtle Fallstich. From what I have been able to put together, our line began with a Balthaser Faulstich who immigrated in 1754. It seems to be the only line with a spelling variation without the "u". The spellings varied in church, census and other records, but it was always without the "u", although I did find one family line that did use the Faulstich/k spelling. The story I heard was that spelling in German meant the family was lazy. I determined that story developed because that line was particularly poor in the early 1800's and lived in and out of poor houses. The family originated in Eastern PA (Northampton & Lehigh Counties)and some parts branched out to Centre and Cambria Counties in PA. I have looked at Jeff Faulstich's website in the past, but I don't know if there is a connection. Many of the names are similar to the names in my line. It is possible there was a connection back in Germany. I have not done any research over there since I don't know where Balthaser came from.

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

2003-05-09 13:52:00Z

Cindy,
Found your board on a random and (very) occasional search of my own name just to make sure there isn't something out here that is off-the-mark so to speak. As for your interest in knowing more about people with my sur-name and others similarly spelled...Faulstich is the closest, as a group of relatives officially changed their h's to k's back around the 1930's. All and therefore most Faulstich's and Faulstick's can trace their "root's" in this country to the mid-western states, and Iowa in particular. You have probably seen the Faulstich website created and sponsored by Jeff Faulstich and his wife. They have made some changes in it in the last year or so, and most of it was, since it included my branch, (I'm not sure it still does, but if not it should) is a pretty accurate tree, dating from the original Immigrant from Germany, Johann Faulstich, in the mid 1800's. My mother Eleanor lives in the Pittsburgh, PA area, and she and Reverand Alfred Faulstick, a former pastor of Redeemer Lutheran Church in Oakmont, PA are my parents. I am married and living in Connecticut.

That is a start at least, and perhaps you will reply with some information about yourself and hour interest in us.

Best to you and yours,
Mark

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

minha23 — 2003-01-30 22:35:15Z

my grandfather was Eugene L Fallstich son of George Fallstich and hazel Mabb

Louis Faulstick

SsparksGnade — 2003-01-22 18:54:31Z

My grandmother was a Faulstick b.1896 had 3 brothers and 1 sister: Frank, Louis,Dimmick, and Josephine, Parents were Louis and Minnie(Stark.) Don't know where they lived or when they immigrated from Germany. If they match any of yours, sure would appreciate information.

Faulstich family in England late 1890s onwards

2002-12-13 02:47:15Z

I am looking for any family of Henry William Faulstich born London England 0n 24th January 1876. Seems this is the only Faulstich family in England at that Time. Parents Henry and Ida both born in Pomern (Prussia) and Germany (BS) What does BS mean? I am new to this search business and have his birth certificate.

Re: German Ancestory - web site address has changed

2002-09-06 16:37:04Z

Hi,
The bottom link in your message should be http://www.pobox.com/~jefff/faulstich.htm

Re: Leo Faulstich/Irene March or Rice

2002-08-16 17:58:58Z

Yes, Elinor Ruth Griffith was my grandmother. You can email me at bridgka@earlham.edu to compare and exchange information.

Re: Leo Faulstich/Irene March or Rice

bshaq — 2002-08-16 01:33:47Z

Katherine,
Did your Leo Joseph Faulstich marry Elinor Ruth Griffith? If so, please contact me as I information about her ancestors and would like to exchange information with you.

Re: Leo Faulstich/Irene March or Rice

bridgka — 2002-06-17 19:48:34Z

Leo Faulstich and Irene March were my great-grandparents. Leo Joseph Faulstich, my grandfather, was their only child. I have lots more information about them, so please let me know if you want to know more.

Leo Faulstich/Irene March or Rice

2002-01-12 07:00:12Z

I am looking for info on a great uncle and great aunt by the name of Leo Faulstich and Irene March or Rice. They lived in Danville, IL. They had a son named Leo Joe who lived in Pekin, IL. I don't remember if there were any other children.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.

londorf

fshoafla — 2001-11-08 19:44:49Z

Londorf is one of three towns united now Rabenau

Faulstich/Fallstich PA

clong5961 — 2001-08-17 16:55:50Z

Looking to connect to anyone with ties to Faulstich, Faulstick, Fallstich, Fallstick in PA. I have done much research and have extensive information on this line in PA.

Cindy Long
abel@sgi.net

Louis Faulstick

clong5961 — 2001-08-17 16:55:50Z

I don't have anthing in the PA lines for these people. There was a Frank Faulstick that immigrated to Illinois in 1886. The tree for the Illinois Faulstich line is online. There is another line that settled in Virginia/West Virginia. I believe that line was of a Ferdinand Faulstick. I don't know if there was any work done on this line.
Cindy

Fallstich

clong5961 — 2001-08-17 16:55:50Z

Elisa,
Laura, b Feb 1873, is the daughter of Henry F Fallstich, b 25 Apr 1837 d 11 May 1906, and Rebecca M Trexler, b 4 Spet 1842 d 19 July 1920. You can email me at abel@sgi.net and I'll send you more information.

Cindy

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

clong5961 — 2001-08-17 16:55:50Z

Mary,
I can't say for sure if there is a connection with your Mary. If I had to guess, I would say yes because I don't believe there were any other Faulstich lines in PA at that time. The ones that kept that spelling were very poor. I found references to children living in a poorhouse and many times the children were living with other families as servants. Do you know where in PA she was born or have a reference to a church or sponsors? I will let you know if I come across anything.

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

2001-08-16 21:02:13Z

Cindy,
I do not have any info on where in PA she was born, but I do have information where a son was born to her and Frank Smith (or Schmidt). It was Elk Co. near St. Mary's. They were probably very poor judging by all other information I have. One of the sons did well enough in Nebraska to be entered into the Compendium and that's where I found the info re his birthplace.

Re: Faulstich/Fallstich PA

2001-08-11 23:51:15Z

I just this moment discovered my 2GGrandmother's maiden name of Faulstich. Her name was Mary and she was born 22 Jul 1822 in Pennsylvania and married Frank (Franz) Smith (Schmidt). They farmed in Benton Co. (were there as of 1870) but moved to St. Libory, NE in 1879 and are buried at the St. Libory's Catholic Cemetery. Any connection to your Faulstich's?

Louis Faulstich

dishout — 2001-08-07 06:56:17Z

Have a Louis Faulstich in my Schneider line. He married my ggaunt Katherine Schneider May 19, 1884 in Indianapolis, Indiana(Marion County). They had 2 sons(George W and Albert) and 1 daughter(Mrs. John Duffin). Katherine died March 18,1936.

Louis Faulstich

dishout — 2001-08-07 06:56:17Z

I would appreciate that very much.

faulstichs faulsticks in Bellville,Illinois

KennethClarkson72 — 2001-07-29 06:39:43Z

Cindy: am not related to Faulstichs. But know there are 12 buried in Walnut Hill Cem.in Bellville, Il.Elizabeth 85yrs,Poltcarp 53, Boniface 90, Wendelin 77, Mary 80, Louisa 77, Joseph 60, Henry 35, Elizabeth 63,Walter 55, Clementine 65 Louisa 85. I need to know what town/village these people came from inGermany, cause they're from the same place my grandpop came from. Can you help me? Thanks Kenny c