Feder - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Feder Family Tree

silvrspon — 2012-02-08 21:00:18Z

Thank you for the note. As best I can tell, the tree started in Austria in the mid 1800's. At the same time, we have relatives that emigrated to the Milwaukee, Wi area in at about the same time. Mary Feder Hook was born in Milwakee in 1850 and died in Minnesotta in 1936. Somewhere in my picture file I have a photograpy of Mary. There was no question of our ancestry as my father, is the spitting image of Mary, with physical details, hands, facial features of the other two family members in the family. I am not sure if this information is of any help to you. AS they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. Mark, silvrspon@aol.com

Re: Feder Family Tree

jennmiszewski — 2012-02-08 20:33:49Z

Laura Feder and Antonious Dankowski are my great, great grandparents. The only children I have in my records are Bernard and Isabel. Do you have the names to the other 3 daughters and their descendants. Bernard is my great grandfather, Dorothy Dankowski is my grandmother.

Re: Lucy Fader/Fehder/Feder/Feader

NinjaMaster5 — 2011-06-25 21:25:36Z

She would be direct descendant of mine, I have my tree up and its the most extensive Fader Clan tree from Luneburg with over 20,000 folks and over 7000 family, I am current working forwards to update and bring in the years 2000 forward. Maybe it might help, let me know and I can give you guest access to view.

Re: Feder genealogy

pegfayfeder — 2011-06-15 05:26:20Z

Thanks for the village name. What first names were used in your Feder family? Children were often named for grandparents. My husband's name is Samuel, his father was Jacob (Jack), and his father was Haskel (ezekiel?) That's as far back as I've been able to trace.

Peg

Re: Feder genealogy

federjs — 2011-06-15 04:30:37Z

I think Osick,then in Austria now probably Poland

Re: FEDER ancestry

silvrspon — 2011-06-03 09:05:51Z

How do I get to the link of your family tree?

Re: FEDER ancestry

NinjaMaster5 — 2011-06-03 03:54:40Z

Have a look at my TREE and see if anyone rings a bell and maybe we can help each other. The Ryan Fader Family Tree

Patrick Ryan,
Debert, Nova Scotia
Canada

FEDER ancestry

silvrspon — 2011-06-03 02:09:12Z

I was reading old posts and came across yours. My grandfather arrived in the US from Uscie Zielowe, Austria, with a final destination in Wisconson. I was at an antique show in Chicago some 25 years ago and a Sherwin Mendolson approached my display booth and asked me if I was related to a Louis Feder. I replied show me a picture and the following day he brought me a picture taken at some family gathering p[ossibly prior to 1921. Next to Louis Feder was my grand father, Moses Feder, a face only known to me in pictures as he was killed in an auto accident in 1934, when my father, was 13. There was no mistaking we were family. I also was emailed a picture from family in CA, of a Mary Feder Hook, born in Milwaukee in 1850 and died in Minnesotta in 1936. Again from a photo sent, the face, and features were unmistakably family. My late uncle Abe 1919 - 1961, and aunt Rose 1918 - 2009, were both born in Milwaukee while My father Hyman 1921 well and 90 in Jan, and his sister Frieda 1924 - 1986, were both born in NYC. My grand father Moses Feder, his emigration records state he was born in 1893. The Louis Feder connection in your posting caught my eye. A picture is worth a thousand words, that is how I was most able to identify that we were related, best regards, Mark Feder, silvrspon@aol.com. Pleaes feel free to contact my by email directly.

Re: FEDER ancestry

NinjaMaster5 — 2011-06-03 01:58:00Z

Hi , I am of the Fader / Feder Clan, Johann Heinrich Feder and all of them are related . I am a Ryan, my Father was Hubert G. Ryan, his Mother was Norine Fader, ( My Grandmother), etc etc. I am from Bayside Nova Scotia.

Contact me if you like

Re: Johann Feder

1954lkline — 2011-04-24 20:48:52Z

HI MY NAME IS LINDA KLINE (FEATHERS ) FROM VIRGINIA. I HAVE AN JOHAN BERNARD FEDER AND A JOHAN GEORGE IN MY TREE. I HAVE FOUND OUT THAT THEY LIVED AT ONE TIME IN PENN. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO ON THESE GUYS, WOULD YOU PLEASE CONTACT ME

THANKS, LINDA

Re: Feder Family Tree

pegfayfeder — 2011-04-22 05:17:50Z

Are there any folks named Haskel or Morton in any one's FEDER family tree? Haskel may well have been Ezekial at some point. Haskel reportedly was born in Austria / Poland in March 1859. He came to the US sometime between 1878 and 1882 and ended up in Toledo Ohio. He was married to Sarah Hershfeld from Detroit.

Re: Feders in Poland

silvrspon — 2011-04-21 18:16:27Z

HI Kim, I was reading old posts and came across yours. My grandfather arrived in the US from Uscie Zielowe, Austria, with a final destination in Wisconson. I was at an antique show in Chicago some 25 years ago and a Sherwin Mendolson approached my display booth and asked me if I was related to a Louis Feder. I replied show me a picture and the following day he brought me a picture taken at some family gathering p[ossibly prior to 1921. Next to Louis Feder was my grand father, Moses Feder, a face only known to me in pictures as he was killed in an auto accident in 1934, when my father, was 13. There was no mistaking we were family. I also was emailed a picture from family in CA, of a Mary Feder Hook, born in Milwaukee in 1850 and died in Minnesotta in 1936. Again from a photo sent, the face, and features were unmistakably family. My late uncle Abe 1919 - 1961, and aunt Rose 1918 - 2009, were both born in Milwaukee while My father Hyman 1921 well and 90 in Jan, and his sister Frieda 1924 - 1986, were both born in NYC. My grand father Moses Feder, his emigration records state he was born in 1893. The Louis Feder connection in your posting caught my eye. A picture is worth a thousand words, that is how I was most able to identify that we were related, best regards, Mark Feder, silvrspon@aol.com. Pleaes feel free to contact my by email directly.

Re: Feder Family Tree

jonnilewis50adamkyle — 2011-04-21 17:09:09Z

I am Jack and Patty Feder's daughter. I would be happy to share information. Jack Feder ran for Governor of Oregon, not Utah. In 1972, our family (Jack, Patty, Happy, and Jonni) moved to Oregon from LA. Please feel free to email me directly for more information. Velma's maiden name was Andrus. Velma Opal Andrus.
Please let me know what you would like. I would love to hear what you have learned about our family.

Re: Feder genealogy

pegfayfeder — 2011-03-04 20:09:51Z

My husband's grand father was Haskel (Hasiekel?) Feder from Austria/Poland.
He married Sarah .maiden name unknown and had one child Araud? Aaron? Arnold? born in Philadelphia.

He moved to Toledo. He married a 2nd time to
Sarah Hershfeld from Detroit. They had 3 living children - Jacob Morton Feder in 1902, Jenny Feder, and Eda, Adna, Annetta Feder, and possibly one still born child.

A connection seems possible.

Re: Feder genealogy

longbchmeb — 2011-03-03 15:14:16Z

They came to Ellis Island and settled in New York City.

Re: Feder genealogy

pegfayfeder — 2011-03-03 08:18:24Z

Did the come to the US? Where did they settle?

Peg
Researching FAHEY, FAY, FEDER, VOGEL, CORBOY, and others

Re: Feder genealogy

pegfayfeder — 2011-03-03 08:16:53Z

Thank you for the information about your Feder relative. Every bit is a help.

Peg

Feder Research

avance0306 — 2011-03-03 02:15:45Z

Hi,
Can anyone share with me a successful method in trying to find my grandfather's history?
He was born in Germany (Dresden). He came to the US in 1928. He was married to my grandmother in New Jersey and my dad and his 2 brothers were born there. My grandfather died in New Jersey in 1978.
I've not been successful in searching for anything past his coming to America.
Help?
Thanks in advance!
sara

Re: Feder genealogy

longbchmeb — 2011-03-02 21:59:37Z

my maternal grandmother, Annie Feder came from Lemberg, Galicia, Austria. She married Benjamin Blaustein from the same village. She had a brother named Phillip.

Re: Feder genealogy

avance0306 — 2011-02-06 20:24:07Z

Herbert Paul Feder came from Dresden Germany.

I've not been successful in finding his parents, though.

Re: Feder genealogy

pegfayfeder — 2011-01-21 06:41:34Z

Thank you.

Re: Feder genealogy

sperison — 2011-01-21 03:52:05Z

JOSEPH AND EVA FEDER FROM KLECK, POLAND. CAME TO USA AND LIVED IN PASSAIC, NJ.

Feder genealogy

pegfayfeder — 2010-12-24 22:28:25Z

Please share the names of any areas / villages in Europe your FEDERS are associated with.

Peg Fay-Feder

FEDER board

pegfayfeder — 2010-12-19 07:27:37Z

Hi all - this is just to let you know I have just taken over as the administrator of the FEDER board since it lacked one.

Best wishes in your research for this coming year.
Peg

FEDER Lloyd A - Vietnam Wall section 35W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-02 21:13:28Z

FEDER Lloyd A - Vietnam Wall section 35W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,982 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Paul P Feder buried Beth El Cemetery, Cass Cty, ND

sleuthesthedead — 2010-01-25 02:15:33Z

Paul P Feder (1919-1991) is buried at Beth El Cemetery, Cass Cty, North Dakota, memorial at www.findagrave.com. I'm not related, just a volunteer photographer.

Re: feder family tree

silvrsposn — 2009-09-14 20:34:19Z

Hello, I am interested in more information on my/your family tree. I have not done much research for several years. You can reach me directly a: silvrspon@aol.com. I am most interested in furthering my information and sharing the same.

Mark Feder
silvrspon@aol.com

Re: feder family tree

silvrsposn — 2009-09-14 20:34:00Z

Re: need more info

silvrsposn — 2009-09-14 20:33:26Z

Re: FEDER ancestry

silvrsposn — 2009-09-14 20:32:59Z

Re: Feder

silvrsposn — 2009-09-14 20:32:31Z

Re: Family Tree

silvrsposn — 2009-09-14 20:30:27Z

Re: Family Tree

menaschescharf — 2009-09-14 17:52:18Z

I was sitting with my uncle yesterday and he told me very interesting stories about a Rabbi Feder who had a Shul in Paris and had two married daughters, one son in law was a Levite (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levite) and the younger one married somewhere between 1945-1947. Rabbi Feder hailed from Lublin, Poland. If the information is of any hlep, I would like to confirm if this is your family, as my uncle very much wanted to know more about his descendants.

Re: Lucy Fader/Fehder/Feder/Feader

sugar1lola2 — 2008-06-26 23:55:50Z

St Stephen's Anglican Church, Chester, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada, PANS mfm 11281, Marriage #7.
"John Tobias Cooke, bachelor of St Stephen's, Chester, and Lucy Fader, spinster of the same, married by banns with consent of parents on 6 December, 1814 by Charles Ingles, Rector. In the presence of Charles Henry Fader and Jn. Duncan. All made marks."

Looking for Descendants of Peter and Margaret SMITH\SCHMIDT of Columbus, OH

WhiteWad — 2007-07-20 22:02:48Z

I am looking for descendants of Peter and Margaret SMITH\SCHMIDT of Columbus, OH. Peter was born in Germany 5 Sep 1836. I have an image of a family bible page,written in German, that says Margaret's maiden name was FEDER and her given name as Maria Margareth. And I believe that she is the daughter of Simon and Barbara Feder. Margaret was born in New York on 9 Feb 1842. I found the 1860 census record for Norwich Twp., Franklin Co., OH that shows Simon, his wife Bovorah and 18 year old New York born Margaret. I believe this is the same Margaret SMITH that is buried in Greenlawn Cemetery in Columbus,OH. However, the cemetery record lists her father as Samuel FEDERER, which could easily translate to Simon FEDER. Peter and Margaret had 10 children Laurie, George, Christian, Simon, Andrew, Barbara, Herman, Margareth, Katerina and Agusta. My g-grandmother was Barbara SMITH who married Julius Joseph EPT. I hope there are some descendants out there that can help clear up some of these loose ends I have.

Robert H Feder 1920 Springfield, Clark Co, Ohio

Ajb46_1 — 2006-08-31 15:16:08Z

Robert, born in Russia abt 1860, was married to Kathrin A (Kathryn A, Agnes, Kate A) Hartman believe to be the daughter of Peter J Hartman who lived with them according to the 1920 & 1930 Federal census. Looking for any leads from family members of their children: Elsie A (dob abt 1891), Robert J (dob abt 1895), Ruth P (dob abt 1898) or Paul (dob 4 Aug 1900). Robert J was married to a Nina G according to the 1930 census Springfield and Paul was married at the time of his death 25 Jul 1986 according to the Ohio Deaths 1908-1944 & 1958-2002.

Re: Nat Feder

sankapig — 2006-01-10 02:28:51Z

I have a Nathan Feder in my file who was 9 years old in the 1920 census. He was likely born in Manhattan. His father was born in Galicia - probably near Krakow.

I have no idea what became of him.

Whaddaya think?

Nat Feder

cbsurfmom3 — 2005-10-10 18:16:23Z

Nat Feder
Born: 01 Jan 1910 in NY, USA
Died: Apr 1980 in , FL, USA

married Bernice Snitzer. Need information on Nat.

Lucy Fader/Fehder/Feder/Feader

lauraspeck — 2005-07-09 07:59:07Z

Hi,

I'm currently researching my ggg grandmother Lucy Fader/Fehder/Feder/Feader. I know that she was born "about 1795", and married John Tobias Cook (Guck, Koch) (born 20/10/1788) on 06/12/1814 at Chester, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada and they had David Cook born 19/01/1834. I don't have Lucy's marriage certificate, so I don't have her birthdate or parent's names, and I can't seem to find them. I have found some information:

Feder, Lucy born on 1789-12-13 christened on 1790-10-3, born to Adam & Lucy Bryzelius.
Feder, Lucy died on 1856-09-05 in Chester, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.
Feder, Lucy married William Hume on 1813-05-15.
Feder, Lucy married John Tobias Guck 1814-12-06.

It would be safe for me to assume that the first two lines are the correct Lucy Fader, but the marriage to William Hume is throwing me off! Can anyone let me know if I am on the right track?? Thanks so much in advance!!!

Nathan and Rifka had Bessie, Benjamin, Louis in Krakow, Poland, came to NYC

2005-02-09 17:46:28Z

I'm searching for connections to Nathan Feder and his wife Rifka, who had Benjamin, Louis, Bessie and probably another girl in Poland - suppossedly Krakow and at least some of them came to NYC - probably about 1903.

Bessie married Joseph Klarberg and had 3 children: Nathan, Emanuel, & a daughter, Ruth.

Benjamin Feder married Annie & had 4 children at least, including Herman, Beatrice, Rose Gottlieb, & Syd (Sadie) Reichman. Benjamin died in 1954 in Flatbush

Re: Family Tree

DianaGrobman — 2004-12-24 22:14:22Z

I am looking for information on Margit Feder and Odeon Kero who lived in Austria, and had a daughter Helga, and a son Hans. They are my grandparents of whom I know nothing about.

Re: Feder Family - Location

nrb007 — 2004-10-28 19:39:24Z

Hi Al,

I don't remember if I answered your message of 1/28/04.
Schlusselfeld is just 30 miles west of Adlitiz. I'd call that close. So our two Catholic Barbaras, born 5 years and 30 miles apart, likely are cousins. Do you have any more bits of information that might help tie them together?

My Barbara's parents were Joannes Feder and Anna Langhirth, married in 1804 in Poppendorf.

Norm B.

Re: Feder Family - Location

2004-10-28 12:19:26Z

New e-mail address al.roll@fuse.net

Walter Wall Feder