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Re: Frahm family

AliciaKMarshall — 2011-12-11 23:24:11Z

Security Death Index
about Wesley Frahm Name: Wesley Frahm
SSN: 333-20-9751
Last Residence: 60927 Clifton, Iroquois, Illinois, United States of America
Born: 25 Apr 1928
Died: 27 Jul 2001
State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951)

Public Records Index, Volume 1
about Shirley V Frahm Name: Shirley V Frahm
Birth Date: 25 Feb 1939
Address: 14533 S Bluff Rd, Rockton, IL, 61072-1305
[1030 Calvin Rd, Rochelle, IL, 61068-1108 (1985)]
[1201 Scott Ave, Rochelle, IL, 61068-1028 (1993)]

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FRAHM Wilber D - Vietnam Wall section 10W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-28 12:26:01Z

FRAHM Wilber D - Vietnam Wall section 10W

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 220,674 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.

Re: searching

allspare — 2011-02-28 01:54:13Z

I don't recognize the names you are researching. I guess your thread came thru the Frahm name, If you are researching the Frahm name I may have info

Re: searching

markbelafsky — 2011-02-26 21:22:12Z

I have my grandfather's sister, Anna Buckner marrying Ike Kushner and settling in hge Wash-Balt area in 1915-1925. Rest of my Buckner family in New Brunswick NJ any match?

Re: jacob martin henry Frahm

nikkimarief — 2011-01-08 00:03:30Z

Wish I could help, the Frahm family I am looking into is from MN. Good luck!

Re: jacob martin henry Frahm

mlfrahm2 — 2011-01-07 18:41:54Z

He can from Schleswig-Holstein Germany and came to Davenport, Ia. Then on to Avoca, Ia and then on to Sioux Falls, SD.

Re: jacob martin henry Frahm

nikkimarief — 2011-01-07 05:13:44Z

Where did they settle?

Paul Frahm born in Franklin, Wisconsin

PJtremmel — 2010-09-02 03:47:13Z

Looking for information about Paul Frahm who married Emilie Manske in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, later moving to California

Re: Peter Frahm

bigdm50 — 2010-08-24 11:01:29Z

Hi Shirley
Thanks for the quick response. We do not know much about the Frahms. Mom had a picture of Peter Frahm - mom's grandfather and Ida Frahm. What we do know is that Peter had a child Ida who was born about Jan 1874. She married Peter Dall(B:April 1872) but not sure what year they got married. Had 12 chidren in this order:Myrtle, Elmer, Lester, Violet, Raymond, Lydia, Grace, Harold, Clarence, Mildred, Melvin and Ralph. All the children were born in Milwaukee, WI and I do have the census records for 1880, 1900, 1905,1910, 1920 & 1930.

Mom does't remember much of the Frahms but she did give me a death notice for an Alvina Frahm who may have been a sister of Ida's. Alvina was a school principal in Milwaukee and retired from teaching in 1934. Don't believe she was ever married.

Hope some of this info is helpful. You can alawys contact me at bigdm@wi.rr.com Thanks again for taking time to help in our search.
Don Miller...aka bigDM

Re: Mark Frahm

allspare — 2010-08-24 03:09:46Z

will do.

My e-mail:allspare@sbcglobal.net

Shirley

Re: Peter Frahm

allspare — 2010-08-24 03:07:44Z

i don't recognize the name Peter Frahm, do you know who his siblings were? What about his parents, I will help in anyway I can. My Grandfathers sister was married to a Frahm, I will look into my info. I know of a relative who is into the Frahm family more than me.
My tree is Matejovsky-Papousek-Borck-Madaus. The Madaus family will lead you to the Frahms

Shirley

Peter Frahm

bigdm50 — 2010-08-22 01:44:04Z

I am looking for info on Peter Frahm. We do know he had a daughter Ida and she was married to Peter Dall and they had 12 children and lived in Milwaukee, WI. If you can provide any other info on Peter please respond here or contact me at bigdm@wi.rr.com. Thank You
Don Miller

Re: Mark Frahm

Myrl37 — 2010-08-21 12:37:37Z

I have some information on this family. Please communicate via e-mail: lemburgml@msn.com

Re: frahm family of iowa

allisonclaire9 — 2010-03-13 01:16:10Z

I have a Catharina, Katie, Katherine (not sure what her first name actually was)Frahm who was born in Germany. I know that she Married John Loof who was also from Germany. they had about 5 children one of who is my direct relation Henry Loof. I know that Katie was born abt 1844 and that John Loof was born about 1838. I don't have any other information and saw this post and thought that perhaps we might have a connection. If need be I can give names of the other children that john and Katie had

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

Befromm — 2010-02-04 23:46:17Z

None of the names you mentioned are on my tree. I once heard from someone in South America trying to find his family. Seeems like he may be from your line.

Try contacting Carlos: carlos@frum.com

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

Roxanne_Udy — 2010-02-04 23:36:10Z

Sorry it's taken so long to respond but here are the names of the family line I'm researching:
Christina (Krystyna) Frehm/Frahm/Fraem born approx 1833 from Tartarkiemis, Lithuania married Georg Schmidtke in 1851...Anna Frehm daughter of Andraus and Marie Frehm Klug born 19 July 1879..Josef Frehm confirmed (they were about 11 or 12 at confirmation) son of Ludwig Frehm and August Plikajtys (??)..Justyna Frehm born 1850 daughter of Fryderyk Frehm and Scarlotta....Marie Frehm born approx 1870 daughter of Andres Frehm and Marie Klug. The records we have are from Roscruny ..Tartarkiemie....Autoville...Skardupchen...and these cities were part of East Prussia.. now Lithuania ...on the Eastern border...The family connects with Schmidtkes (my gg grandfather Georg and Christina Frehm Schmidtke)...there are no family in the area now and we know that some migrated to the US. Christina died 19 May 1900 and we assume she and gg grandfather probably lived with one of their two daughters. The boys migrated to Detroit and Salt Lake City and one went to Brazil. I know I've probably given you more information than you want or need but some of the Frehm family lived in the surrounding areas. Please get back if any of this is connected to your group. Thanks Roxanne Udy

Re: Wife of George FRAHM, 1900, Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois

frahmj — 2010-02-03 21:26:34Z

My father was George S. Frahm and he is buried at 1900 E main which is the Veterans Hospital in Danville, vermilion County, Illinois. But my Father is older than that George frahm, My father was born in 1917. He died in March 1994 he was 77 years old. I am his oldest son. He was married to a Gladys Rush they had a total of five children which are still living. He later divorsed and Married a woman named Martha and they had a girl named Treasa Frahm she is also still living. Will this help? My Father did not come from Germany but his ancesters did.

Re: William Frahm and Minnie Madaus

ladydebralee — 2010-01-14 01:09:23Z

I think it would be a stretch if we were connected. All but one branch of my MADAUS/MADOUSE people stayed in PA. There was George and Dora who moved to Iowa and then Minnesota and South Dakota. My direct MADOUSE people came from Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Conow area, in 1853.

Re: William Frahm and Minnie Madaus

allspare — 2010-01-13 23:15:47Z

Not sure about the Frahm side. I really don't think there are any Madaus/Madouse in Pa. It is correctly spelled Madaus. I had 2 Great Uncles Will and Fred that thought they were above the rest of the family and changed their names legally. The Madaus family came from Minten Brandenburg, Germany. They arrive in the states in 1880 and settled in the Burlington, Wi. area. The origional Madaus homestead t owned is in Slades Corner, Wi and is in its 5th generation of Madaus farming it. Otto Madaus, Minnies brothers Grandson is running it. He is the son of Willard/Marion Madaus. I am the Granddaughter of Louis Madaus, who was the baby of the children, there were 10 children in all. Parents were Christian and Mary ne: Bull. The majority of the Madaus/Frahm family are buried in St. John's Luthern Church Cemetary, Slades Corner, Wi. Alot of our family history isin the archives of the church. Also you can go to burlingtons genealogy web site for info too. You can check out my family tree which is Matejovsky-Papousek-Borck-Madaus. I don't have all family info in yet, but if you think we are related I will gladly forward info to you
Shirley

Re: William Frahm and Minnie Madaus

jschmuser6 — 2010-01-12 02:11:10Z

Unfortunately, I am not aware of any relations in PA yet. But I have yet to do any in depth research on this side of the family. If I come across anything I will post it. Happy Hunting!

Re: William Frahm and Minnie Madaus

ladydebralee — 2010-01-11 21:25:41Z

Do you have any MADAUS/MADOUSE people in Mauch Chunk, Carbon County, Pennsylvania?

Re: Michigan Frahm Family

robert_beltz — 2009-12-24 02:57:14Z

Different William and Minnie. These two were in Detroit Ward 6, District 215 on image 8 of the 1920 census. William was a police officer killed in the line of duty.William was 37 and Minnie was 35. They were in the 1910 census Ward 12, District 122 on image 15. William, 27...Minnie, 25. Occupation for William in 1910, city policeman.

Re: John E. Frahm descendents

DanWojcik — 2009-12-23 23:27:04Z

Nifty. I do not know if there is a relation or no unfortunately. All that I know about John E. Frahm is that he was born in Germany in 1853 and died in 1917. I know that he had at least one daughter named Hilda who was born in 1892 in Iowa. Sadly, I do not know of any other siblings that Hilda or her father may have had.
Regretfully, I do knot know which part of Germany John was born in. If you have anything that would indicate that he might be related, then I am more than willing to open up a conversation.

Re: John E. Frahm descendents

allspare — 2009-12-23 00:57:00Z

Dan, The frahms in my family are in-laws. My Great Uncle was Wm. Frahm, born 23 Jan 1870 and died 21 Feb. 1941. He was married to my Grandfathers sister Minnie Madaus born 1874, died 1957. My Great-aunt Minnie was born in the Brandenburg area in Germany. The lived in the Slades Corner, Wi. area. I know they had alot of children, which I have alot of the info, which you can have, if you think they are related.

Shirley

Re: Michigan Frahm Family

allspare — 2009-12-23 00:51:01Z

Our Minnie married to Wm Frahm was a Madaus before she married, which is my Grandfathers sister.

John E. Frahm descendents

DanWojcik — 2009-12-20 21:29:12Z

Hello, I am researching my In-laws family tree. My father-in-law is the great-grandson of John E. Frahm who lived from 1853 to 1917. I know that John had at least one daughter named Hilda Frahm who lived from 1892 to 1958 and married Edward Langholdt. If you believe that you might be related, please feel free to drop me a line.

Thanks!

Dan-

Michigan Frahm Family

robert_beltz — 2009-12-18 03:17:23Z

Looking for members of the Frahm family descended from William Frahm and Minnie Mahron living in Michigan.

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

gfrahm_1 — 2009-09-17 05:04:10Z

I just traced our Frahm tree back to Germany in the late 1800's

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

allspare — 2009-08-10 01:44:16Z

My Great-aunt is Minnie Madaus Frahm B: 6 Sep 1877 arrived from Germany in 1880, married William Frahm 22 Feb 1898. William was born in Germany 23 Jan 1870, he arrived in 1895. I am not sure of his death. They had at least 10 children. They lived in the area of Burlington, Wi.

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

Befromm — 2009-08-08 19:01:04Z

Before coming to the U.S. they lived in or near Panevezys. No idea where they lived prior to that. Would appreciate knowing more abt your family tree to learn if they are already on my tree of if they fit into it. Roxanne, can you share some of their names w/me?

Beth Fromm
Palm Desert, CA

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

Befromm — 2009-08-08 18:58:24Z

There are Frahm's (Fromm's) from both Lithuania and Germany. As far as I know they are not related to each other. If you care toshare your grandfather's sister's name and her husband's name I can let you know if they are on my family tree.

Beth

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

allspare — 2009-08-08 17:43:33Z

I am not too sure where the family hails from. The Frahm's are in-laws to my family. My Grand-fathers sister was married to a Frahm. I was under the impression, the Frahm's in our family came from germany

Re: FRAHM's from Lithuania (Panevezys)

Roxanne_Udy — 2009-08-05 22:27:46Z

Thank you for your posting. Do you know where in Lithuania your ancestors were from? We are finding our Frahm/Frehm/Fraem/Fromm relatives in a very small town called Tartarkiemie, Lithuania, which is near (now) Vistytis. I'd be glad to share all we've found so far, if we're in the same family! Roxanne

hoping someone can help

cometkatt18 — 2009-05-13 00:56:40Z

I am looking for a Catherine FRAHM born 1858 in Germany who married John F KARSTENS. i have no other info on her. He died in Davenport IA.
they had 4 known sons
Edward William Walter & Rudolph (the line i am researching)

ANY help would be Greatly appreciated
thank you

Re: William Frahm and Minnie Madaus

allspare — 2009-01-03 01:07:15Z

Minnies parents are Christian Friedrich Johann Madaus, born 2-27-1852 in Mentin Brandenburg Germany. He married Maria (mary) Sophia Bull her birth is 2-26,1852 also in Germany. They came to America about 1880 with three children William, Minnie and Fred, one daughter Annie died in Germany. Once here in America they had Otto, John, Mary and Louis (he is my grandfather). another daughter Augusta was born 9-28, 1887 and died 6-8-1892 being only 4 yrs. 8 mos. and 10 days old. The majority of the Madaus's are buried in the Luthern Cemetary in Slades corner. I would love to have info on the
Frahm family for my research. I remember a Grandson of (I think) Ed Frahm who use to bring a grandson with them I think his name is Joel to Anna & Louis Madaus's farm on Hwy 36 just outside Lake Geneva, Louis being Minnies brother. Also Edward Frahm stood up to their wedding June 1, 1916. I have alot more info and would love to share if you would like. Sincerely Shirley

Re: Mark Frahm

bronfeld — 2008-08-05 22:47:30Z

My grandfather's sister was Magdalena Ronfeld. She is the mother of Mark Frahm, who married Marie. To my knowledge they had Charles and Dorothy/Dorthea. I have a little information. Let's compare notes.
Bernette

Re: frahms of Iowa

wrlrd46 — 2008-05-09 15:32:44Z

I have a GGGF that came from Germany in 1878. He was b. Apr 27, 1844. His name was Johann Fredrick Frahm. Some of the census listed him as Fritz Frahm. Is there any connection?

Re: frahms of Iowa

sonnypf — 2008-05-08 15:21:15Z

My grandfather's name was John Frahm and immigrated from
Holestein Germany to Crawford County Iowa to farm near
Kiron Iowa. Rumor has it, he sold his land in Germany and
left for America, after an order was given to him,that he
had to have permission from the Kaiser to hunt on his own land.
He fathered 11 children through two wives (sisters) and is buried at a country Lutheran church near Kiron Iowa.

Re: frahms of Iowa

sonnypf — 2008-05-08 15:11:03Z

My grand-father came from Holestein Germany and immigrated to Crawford County Iowa. I wonder if he was related to Frederich Frahm who immmigrated to Grundy county Iowa.

William Frahm and Minnie Madaus

jschmuser6 — 2008-02-20 02:52:41Z

William was b:abt 1870 in Germany and married Minnie abt 1898. I believe his parents names are William b:abt 1840 and Fredrica b:abt 1860. His brothers were Charles and Louis. Any info?

Marjorie Frahm

morr47 — 2008-01-22 17:03:16Z

Looking for information on Marjorie Frahm daughter of Henry Herman Frahm & Grace(Gladys)Traviss.Born in 1924 in Nebraska.1930 census were living in California.

Possible FRAME / FRAHM & Var. Surname Connection

jfalk100 — 2007-07-24 11:50:14Z

Research into the origins of the FRAME surname has revealed it was almost certainly influenced by Osulf fil Frame (or Frane), Lord Belvoir du Plessis, thegn to King Edward the Confessor. The surnames DE FRAMÉ and LE FRESNE (pron. Frane) were found in Calvados, Normandy, less than 70 miles apart. Each was even nearer to Le Plessis-Grimoult, the fortification last held by Osulf’s son, Grimoult du Plessis, in 1047. The proximity is close enough to suggest a shared provenance between these families in Normandy, and for this reason the FRAME DNA PROJECT has been extended to include the surnames:-

DE FRAMÉ, FRAEME, FRAHM, FRAIM, FRAIME, FRAM, FRAME, FRAMINGHAM, FRAMLINGHAM, FRAMPTON, FRAMSDEN, FRAYM, FREAM, FREAME, FROAM, DE FRAINE, DE FREYNE, FRAIN, FRANE, FRANEY, FRAYN, FRAYN, FREAN, FREEN, FREENEY, FRENEY, FRESNE, FREYNE, or any other variants thought to have evolved from these names.

The aim is to use Y-DNA testing to determine which of the variant surnames relate to a common ancestor. DNA testing for genealogy purposes is more economical through a surname DNA project such as this, rather than as an individual. Any males by natural descent carrying any of the above surnames or variants are most welcome to join the Frame DNA project.

Further information on Osulf fil Frame and/or DNA testing may be obtained at: http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/f/frame/

Best regards,

Julie Frame Falk
Gordon Hamilton
Frame DNA Project
Co-Administrators

Lodie Frahm 1895-1968 obit

snapdragon_car — 2006-11-17 06:17:45Z

The marker photo is from Mt View Cemetery, San Bernardino, lawn 4, lot 2554

The obit is from the San Bernardino Sun, 20 May 1968

LODIE O. FRAHM

Lodie Olive Frahm, 72, Fontana, died Saturday, Fontana hospital. Native Wisconsin, resident Fontana 50 years, California 50 years.
Survivors: son, Darryl, Indio; daughters, Mrs. Vivian Spencer, Redlands, Mrs. Lillian Cram, San Bernardino, Mrs. Elayne Nudd, Canoga Park, Mrs. Donna Field, Colton; nine grandchildren, six great grandchildren.
Graveside services: 10 a.m. Wednesday, Mt. View Cemetery; Bobbit Memorial Chapel in charge.

Elizabeth Frahm married to Claus Koester seek info

2006-09-30 11:52:25Z

I am searching for info on Elizabeth Frahm who married a Claus (Klaus) Koester. I think Elizabeths mother was Dorthea Suhrbier but am not sure. Anyone searching the Koester, Frahm, Surbiers I would love to hear from you.

Obit: Leona (Frahm) Jesperson of NE and IA (1920-2006)

2006-09-19 16:21:54Z

Excerpted from the Emmetsburg (IA) Reporter-Sep 19 2006
Leona Margaret Frahm
b. 7 Oct 1920 in Grand Island, Nebraska
d. 14 Sep 2006 in Estherville, Iowa
Funeral held on 19 Sep 2006 at Bethel Lutheran Church in Graettinger, Iowa with burial in Valley View Cemetery in Graettinger.
Daughter of Harry and Hulda (Janssen) Frahm
Received her education in Grand Island, Nebraska.
Married to Glen West and later to Helmer W. Jespersen.
Member of Bethel Lutheran Church in Graettinger, Iowa.
Survived by her children: Margaret Ehrhardt of Rosendale, Wisconsin; Steven West of Racine, Wisconsin; Linda Minnick of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Darrell Jespersen of Graettinger, Iowa; Leon Jespersen of Jacksonville, Florida; Lois Smith of Logan, Ohio; and Delores Patterson of Eugene, Oregon; a sister, Dorothy Frahm of Colorado; twenty grandchildren; and twenty-three great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, and brother, George Frahm.

Re: minn frahms

2006-07-03 17:45:29Z

Henry Frahm would be my Grandfather, Fred Frahm's, brother. He was born 4/16/1894 and died 12/23/1956. He was my grandfather's older brother and I believe my mom remember's him because he farmed with my grandfather. Email me at susanfrahm@bellsouth.net and we can talk more. Susan

Re: Henry Clause Frahm

SMartys — 2006-06-26 22:25:15Z

Jeanette, I read your posting about a picture of the Frahm's. I have the obit for Henry Claus Frahm but am looking for pictures of the family to add to my family tree. I am related through Maria (Bruhn), Henry's wife. Would you mind sharing the pictures with me?
Shirley (Bruhn) Martys

Re: minn frahms

SMartys — 2006-06-26 22:15:33Z

I believe we are distant relatives. I have a great aunt that married a Henry Frahm. Would love to discuss with you.

Re: Detlef Frahm, c1847 Schleswig Holstein > 1923 Manning, Carroll Co., Iowa

2006-05-31 05:15:45Z

I'd be happy to provide you with a copy of the family tree. It is a chart and quite large. My cousin Martin Jannsen has an original copy and if he would get it copied at Kinko's or somewhere, it would be better than a copy of my third or fourth generation Xerox copy. He probably needs to make copies anyway for our July family reunion.
At the top of the tree is Hinrich Frahm, no dates, whose eldest son Peter Frahm, our direct ancestor, was born in 1773. It has all of Hinrich's descendants down to 1893, which is why it is so wide.
I'll ask Marty about this and get back to you. There's an e-mail address on the printout of yourmessage to me. I assume that it's yours. I'll get back to you on that. Feel free to contact me at my e-mail address, ewfield@att.net.
This may take awhile. When's Father's Day?
Also, my mother used to refer to an Else Frahm that she knew. That could have been Herman's wife. Else is Elsie in German. Or she could be a cousin in Germany. I don't know, but one of my cousins may. All but one of them are older than I.
Thanks for replying.

Ellie

Re: Detlef Frahm, c1847 Schleswig Holstein > 1923 Manning, Carroll Co., Iowa

metaphor — 2006-05-30 17:23:37Z

Eleanore-- I've printed your posting and will give it to my friend who is descended from Detlef.

Apparently Herman FRAHM married an Elsie Miller (Elsie's mother's name was Laura), but I haven't yet located that branch of the family.

If you're willing to share the FRAHM family tree you have (even though it pre-dates Herman's birth), it would be wonderful if I could pass it along to the family -- maybe in time for Father's Day?

Thanks so much for responding to my post.

Best,
Mary