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Re: Seeking Daniel Frantz - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-10-23 12:42:02Z

Thank you for the response to my posting.

I'm hoping these message boards bring me the little treasures (obits, photos, stories, artifacts, etc.) about the men who served in the 208th. I've about exhausted the internet material.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: Seeking Daniel Frantz - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

maysmithb — 2009-10-23 12:00:19Z

Some general information on the unit at

http://www.pacivilwar.com/regiment/208th.html

That page contains hyperlinks to other sites including Bates Regimental History and Company Rosters. That link opens a new window, where you can read a page at a time. The unit history is brief, starting on page 691. Page forward to 694 for the start of the roster. Isaac and Daniel Frantz are listed on page 695.

Another link to the selected letters of Col. John S. McCalmont, available online from Penn State, are of interest too:

http://collection1.libraries.psu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOR...

The website is very slow in downloading, even over a high-speed connection. I wouldn't attempt with dial-up.

I glanced through the front matter, and it states that the 208th was created from the depleted 142nd, so there may be more information looking at that unit's rosters.

Glanced at the Colonel's letters - they look like very interesting reading as well.

Re: Frantz in Ohio

jasonfrantz100 — 2009-10-07 01:06:50Z

I'm a dec of Thiebold Frantz. My Family is mostly in Dayton OH. My great uncle is the family Genealogists and he may be able to help you. My email is jasonfrantz100@hotmail.com

JRF, St Louis Mo

Re: Jacob Harvey Frantz

seekerJay — 2009-09-20 06:11:40Z

Mary Jean ~

Thank you for your kindness in checking for me - I truly appreciate it. The FRANTZ mailing list told me that my NY FRANTZs aren't in any of their lines, which are fairly well established.

Another possibility is MAYBE, JUST MAYBE the NY FRANTZs descend from the widowed Johannes FRANCK / FRANTZ who came from the Palatines in 1710 with several children. He married widow Magdalene [surname unknown] STREIT ~ 1712 after he arrived.

However, it's only a vague possibility at the moment since there's quite a gap between Johannes and my G4GF Joseph.

There were probably other FRANTZs, too, who came between 1710 & 1800 when Joseph got married - maybe even Joseph himself.

Chipping away in extremely slow motion....

Re: Jacob Harvey Frantz

MaryJeanKwitowski — 2009-09-20 03:15:25Z

I have checked my data base but I regret to tell you I have nothing that will help you.
My Frantz family and those I've traced were all in PA in the beginning. Three brothers came from either Germany or Switzerland in the early 1700's. Some moved to Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky, Michigan and even Washington State, Oklahoma and California.
I'm sure there may have been some who moved to New York too but I have nothing on them.
Coincidently, I have a cousin whose daughter is married to a Frantz. Her parents said their daughter's husband's family same from New York. I've been unable to link this family to mine.
Good luck in your search!
I'll let you know if I do find a link.
Mary Jean

Re: Jacob Harvey Frantz

seekerJay — 2009-09-20 00:45:15Z

Dear Mary Jean,

I'm glad you are able to help Betsy with her query.

I was wonering, though, in your FRANTZ-info collecting if you came across any NY FRANTZs?

I can trace my Ulster County, NY, FRANTZs back to my G4GPs who married in the RDC in Shawangunk on 11 Feb 1800 (as Joseph FRANS & Ruth TRAP), probably living in the T/Shawangunk or nearby T/Wawarsing, Ulster, NY.

Joseph was born ~ 1779 & Ruth was born ~ 1780, but I don't know where. And if not in the T/Wawarsing, then I don't know where either of them came from.

She died in 1843; he died in 1856. Both are buried in the Old Ellenville Cemetery, Ulster, NY.

I know this is a stab in the dark, but I try to follow up on possible leads.

Thank SO MUCH you for your time!

[Other forms of spelling for FRANTZ are: FRANS, FRANZ, FRANTS, FRANCE, FRANSE, FRENTS, FRANCIS, FRANTSYE, and my favorite, FRANCI.]

Re: Jacob Harvey Frantz

MaryJeanKwitowski — 2009-09-19 19:37:04Z

Betsy,

Contact me. I have some information on this family. They are NOT my relatives but with the numbers of Frantz families living in Pennsylvania, I decided it would be better to search all of them. I have one question. Are you POSITIVELY SURE that Jacob was born in Butler County?
I have quite a bit of information.
Contact me at mpeanut123@msn.com.

Mary Jean

FRANTZ Melvin L 1924-2004

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-18 21:34:06Z

FRANTZ Melvin L 1924-2004

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Richard Frantz & Ella Judd

HALFSISTER — 2009-09-15 08:19:32Z

Richard A. Frantz 5/19/29-12/17/02
ashes at sea(his wishes) i'm guessing this was because he served in the US NAVY
Mother: Catherine Elizabeth Gray (might have died in a rest home in springfield, oh)
Stepfather: John Frantz
Biological father: unknown [nooks] and [bittle] are names i've heard mentioned, not sure if linked to biological father
1/2 brother: James [Jimmy] Frantz
may reside in PA or FL
1/2 sister: Phyllis [frantz] Wade
may reside in FL
Married to Francis Hildabrant(d)
may reside in Springfield, OH
dates of marriage and maiden name unknown
4 children with Fran: Ronald Frantz may reside in TX, Lisa, Sande Frantz [Stumbo], Brian Frantz.. last 3
may reside in Springfield, OH

Married Barbara Jean Osborne of Xenia OH before 1975-death
Son: Robert A. Frantz D.O.B 02/01/74 [deceased] woodland cemetary, Neelds funeral home, Xenia, OH 45385
Daughter: Denise E. Frantz [Al-Hasan]
Other known relative names: I think Dorothy was a sister of Catherine. Dorothy could have carried names of gray, baker or dalaughter. I think Dorothy had a daughter named Fern [cosnor][cosgrove] ferns children are Marion, Betty and Kenny.
There was another cousin of Richards named Ed Baker he may have been ferns brother.
Other info: I've been told somewhere in Richards bloodline [maybe catherines] there is strong cherokee background. I've not been able to confirm this.

Re: Richard Frantz & Ella Judd

HALFSISTER — 2009-09-15 06:58:01Z

Hello Richard.... i'm about 100% possitive that I am your half sister. I'm the youngest of our fathers many children born in 1975.. I just knew there was a reason for searching this site for 2 days straight, hope its not to late. It seems my father was a complicated man. Many marriages and children. I know of only stories he told. One was true. The one about your sister born in 1952. He carried a picture in his wallet of her. Myself I have only 1 full brother, Robert Arlen Frantz born in1974, he drowned at age 11 maybe 12. We have 4 siblings from his wife Francis. I've met 3 of them. please e-mail me so I can give you my number, I'd love to meet you. al-hasan45314@msn.com
Take Care

Re: Looking for My Father or His family

LolaLAllen91 — 2009-09-14 22:10:38Z

My Uncle Jesse FRANTZ, had a son named Dick Elbert FRANTZ (now deceased). He was born 1930 in Oklahoma City, OK. He was married several times. Would be happy to share what information I have with you...Lola

Jacob Harvey Frantz

gwap53 — 2009-09-14 14:13:19Z

I am looking for information about Jacob Harvey FRANTZ who married Laura Jane ARENTRUE. Jacob was born in Butler Co., Pennsylvania and died in Topeka, Kansas. Jacob & Laura Jane had a my great grandfather, Edwin Colfax FRANTZ who married Mary Magdalene HERRING. They lived in Illinois and California. ANY information is welcome! Kind regards, Betsy Walker

Re: Looking for My Father or His family

HALFSISTER — 2009-09-14 11:46:56Z

I don't know much information about my fathers family or early marriages, but his name is Richard/Dick Frantz. He was married several times before my mother, and I know there are siblings out there. Possibly I am one of them. We share the same middle name 'ELAINE'. Feel free to email me al-hasan45314@msn.com

Re: Looking for My Father or His family

codyblevins1 — 2009-08-18 00:41:16Z

Charles James Frantz is my father he is the brother of your father Dick Albert Frantz. Write me at cody_blevins@sbcglobal.net would love to hear from you.

Re: Ludwig Frantz, Johan & Magdalena

candicesue71 — 2009-07-13 16:30:03Z

I am not sure if you were responding to my post about Frantz or the others that were posted here but the only thing that I can tell you is that the Frantz family that I descend from came by ship settled in PA then some families went to OH and IN and from there God only knows just know that my grandmother Verna Frantz b IN came to Texas.

Thanks
God Bless
Candice

Re: Ludwig Frantz, Johan & Magdalena

seekerJay — 2009-07-13 13:26:55Z

According to the 'Palatine Families to New York' books, Johan Franck / Frantz came to NY as a widower with several children and married Magdalena _?_ Strait, widow, in the West Camp RDC (Ulster County, NY) in 1711. (Off the top of my head.)

Do you know with any assurance whether they stayed in the Hudson Valley, moved to the Mohawk Valley, or migrated into PA? Also, do you know if they had any children of their own? Did any of their sons, surnamed Frantz, Franck, France, Frants, Franz, Franse, whatever, go on to have any children? I believe Magdalena's Streit / Straight children did.

I get as far back as my possible G4GF, born 1785 in ?, married 1800 in T/Shawnagunk to Ruth Trap. I went to the Ulster Genealogical Society on Sunday and they had less than I did about the Frantzs, etc. But it was a madhouse there, so that might be the reason I couldn't get more info.

Responders from the Frantz mailing list tell me my Frantzs don't come FROM PA.

The woman who's been the long-time overseer of the UCGS hadn't heard of Frantzdale before and wants me to bring the little I can find on it (T/Wawarsing, Ulster, NY from at least 1837 to 1850/1 - then name changed to Homowack then to the current Spring Glen).

Any info you may have tripped over regarding these folks will be happily received. If not, then, oh well!

There's also a mailing list for the Brethern.

Re: Christian Frantz

shrtcntrygirl34 — 2009-07-11 21:37:37Z

I descend from Michael Frantz the first but I don't a whole lot if anyone can help me piece the puzzle together I would greatly appreciate it. I have this e-mail that I will attach at the bottom that supposedly come from a cousin John Brewer and I have emailed him many times with no response.

Esta Frantz m. Sarah Catherine Long (sorry I don't have dates but I do know they came from PA then spread to Ohio and Indiana.) they had a son (I suppose more than one child) Rollen L. Frantz m. LeAnna Rose Hoskins they had my grandmother Verna Rose Frantz b May 31, 1925 in Gary, Indiana d.February 04, 2006 in Tomball, Texas. Verna m. Arnold Theodore Kehoe.

Here is the email I found.

*Michael Frantz I and the fact he is credited with founding the GB Church, there was some discussion about 'when'.
*So, while in NM today I went to the library to recheck my information.
*In 1723 Peter Becker established the Brethren Church in America.
*Near the same time, Conrad Beissel founded his Brethren Church in the same area of Pennsylvania.
*Michael Frantz I landed in Philadelphia on the Molly on 30 September 1727 and settled in Lancaster County in Pennsylvania - or Penns Woods - on the Coalico Creek.
* Balzer Frantz (third brother) arrived on the Adventure October 2, 1727.
*Christian Frantz I, older brother of Michael I, arrived on the Samuel August 11, 1732.
*On September 29, 1734,Elder Peter Becker established the Conestoga Congregation of the Church of the Brethren. Michael was baptized and chosen to lead the Conestoga Congregation.
*On that same day there was a large meeting of both factions of the Brethren (Beissel's and Conestoga) at the 'Old Frantz Farm'. Both leaders presented their beliefs and the reasons for them. There still was friction.
*Michael called all into the runway of the barn where he had placed a fence rail down the middle. He said he was following Elder Becker and the Conestoga and asked all who beleived as he did to step to the right of the rail while all who wished to follow Beissel should step to the left.
*The Conestoga Congregation flourished and spread into Ohio and Indiana and points west. Michael I was ordained Elder in 1735.
*The Beissel followers eventually dispersed.
Sadly, from what can be determined, Christian followed into the Conestoga Congreagation while Balser followed Beissel. To this day, descendants of Balser - who live in the Rossville and West Lafayette are - know only there was a split and Balser's descendants were forever split from their brothers.
*The youngest brother Johannes - John or Hannes - arrived on the Berth Amboy October 19, 1836. He was killed in the Indian Wars in 1742.
* I've also discovered that earliest records of a Frantz in America are Johan and Magdalena in 1709!

Any help is appreciated.

thanks
God Bless,
Candice

Re: Ludwig Frantz

shrtcntrygirl34 — 2009-07-11 21:15:49Z

My mother sent me this email pertaining to my ancestors as I an really new to this genealogy thing and getting more interested by the day. Anyway, I descend on my grandmother's side Frantz. Not sure how all this fits is but was told this e-mail depicts my lineage. Source: John Brewer (Frantz family record-Verna Frantz Kehoe Ancestors)
*Michael Frantz I and the fact he is credited with founding the GB Church, there was some discussion about 'when'.
*So, while in NM today I went to the library to recheck my information.
*In 1723 Peter Becker established the Brethren Church in America.
*Near the same time, Conrad Beissel founded his Brethren Church in the same area of Pennsylvania.
*Michael Frantz I landed in Philadelphia on the Molly on 30 September 1727 and settled in Lancaster County in Pennsylvania - or Penns Woods - on the Coalico Creek.
* Balzer Frantz (third brother) arrived on the Adventure October 2, 1727.
*Christian Frantz I, older brother of Michael I, arrived on the Samuel August 11, 1732.
*On September 29, 1734,Elder Peter Becker established the Conestoga Congregation of the Church of the Brethren. Michael was baptized and chosen to lead the Conestoga Congregation.
*On that same day there was a large meeting of both factions of the Brethren (Beissel's and Conestoga) at the 'Old Frantz Farm'. Both leaders presented their beliefs and the reasons for them. There still was friction.
*Michael called all into the runway of the barn where he had placed a fence rail down the middle. He said he was following Elder Becker and the Conestoga and asked all who beleived as he did to step to the right of the rail while all who wished to follow Beissel should step to the left.
*The Conestoga Congregation flourished and spread into Ohio and Indiana and points west. Michael I was ordained Elder in 1735.
*The Beissel followers eventually dispersed.
Sadly, from what can be determined, Christian followed into the Conestoga Congreagation while Balser followed Beissel. To this day, descendants of Balser - who live in the Rossville and West Lafayette are - know only there was a split and Balser's descendants were forever split from their brothers.
*The youngest brother Johannes - John or Hannes - arrived on the Berth Amboy October 19, 1836. He was killed in the Indian Wars in 1742.
* I've also discovered that earliest records of a Frantz in America are Johan and Magdalena in 1709!

If you could possibly help I would be very greatful.

Thanks,
God Bless,
Candice

Re: Isaac Frantz, Clearfield County

FHHELD — 2009-03-26 02:06:53Z

Marybeth,

Try here.
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...
and here
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Re: Looking for any information on Bernard Frantz, married Ana Miller, I believe were from Lancaster, Pa.

tadorsett_1 — 2009-03-11 03:07:25Z

I knew F. Bernard Frantz and some of his children. He was married to Ada V. Miller, and they dwelt at Waynesboro, Franklin county, Pa. At last information, their daughter Miriam was still living somewhere in Ohio. On another post I just answered I misnamed one of their many children, Earl, as "Eugene." And I forgot Richard. I remember Miss Mabel Frantz best. F. Bernard lived directly across the street from my family when I was a child. His sister Mrs. John Plank lived about a block and a half west of us. His daughter Mrs. George Heckman (Gertrude) lived about the same distance to the east of us, and Miss Mable Frantz, a nurse, lived around the corner. If you wish further info, please email me at tadorsett@comcast.net.

Re: Frank Bernard Frantz and Ada Viola Miller

tadorsett_1 — 2009-03-11 02:58:42Z

I knew F. Bernard Frantz and his children Gertrude, Mabel, Miriam, and Eugene. I remember Miss Mabel the best. He lived across the street from my family when I was a child. I also remember his sister Mrs. John Plank, who lived down the street about a block and a half. They had another sister married to Lorin Treichler, who I believe settled in NJ. I think they had several brothers as well. Ada V. Miller had a sister Gertrude married to Barton Hauptman, and they had several children who dwelt here as well. These all were large families. I believe Mr. Frantz had 11 or 13 children altogether: Gertrude, Franklin, Mabel, Martha, Miriam, Frank (not same as Franklin), Ada, Eugenia, and Eugene, among others. Miriam was still living at last notice. She lives somewhere in Ohio, aged about 92.
Todd Andrew Dorsett,
Waynesboro, Pa.

Re: Frank Bernard Frantz and Ada Viola Miller

tadorsett_1 — 2009-03-11 03:12:24Z

You're welcome. Mr. F. Bernard Frantz was a very important part of my early childhood: one of our favourite neighbours on East Third street, Waynesboro, PA!

Re: Frank Bernard Frantz and Ada Viola Miller

tadorsett_1 — 2009-03-11 03:10:35Z

I apologize: I misnamed Bernard's son Earl as "Eugene." And I forgot Richard, who was about my mother's age, I believe. If I mistake not, they all are deceased except Miriam, and perhaps the youngest daughter. If you wish further info on these families and their ancestors, please email me at tadorsett@comcast.net.

Re: Ludwig Frantz

KathydeWitt99 — 2009-03-07 12:05:07Z

Hi Lois:
I am a direct descendant of Ludwig Frantz who arrived in Philadelphia in 1737. My grandmother was Madge Frantz, daughter of Barton Frantz.

I found this family tree on Rootsweb:

http://tinyurl.com/bdv49u

How do you know Ludwig's father was named 'Balzer'. I would be grateful for any other facts you have discovered. What is your connection to the Frantz family?

Many thanks,
Kathy de Witt

Seeking Daniel Frantz - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-06-24 22:59:01Z

I am seeking information about Daniel Frantz who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company A (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with the 208th Pennsylvania.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Jacob and Anna Maria Frantz

margasm — 2009-05-12 19:37:18Z

According to the records of Rev. John Waldschmidt, Jacob Frantz married Anna Maria Scherch on 16 Dec 1777 in Lancaster Co. PA. The entry indicates she was the widow of Paul Gehr. Does anyone have more information on this family??

Re: Hester A. Frantz

AnnLambert1952 — 2009-03-31 02:50:42Z

I have a "Our Wedding Day" Church booklet for Marian "Ruth" Hoffa and Jasper Frantz. Married June 21, 1917. Also, there is a hand-written letter by Ruth prior to her marriage. If you would like more info. please feel free to contact me.

Ernest W. Frantz Jr., 69, son of, Ernest W. Frantz Sr. and Virginia D. (Swanson) Frantz.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-12-15 01:31:20Z

Ernest W. Frantz Jr.
Rostraver
Formerly of Greenock

Ernest W. Frantz Jr., 69, of Rostraver, formerly of Greenock, died Friday, Dec. 12, 2008, in Southwestern Nursing Center, Pleasant Hills. He was born June 11, 1939, in McKeesport, son of the late Ernest W. Frantz Sr. and Virginia D. (Swanson) Frantz. He retired a salesman in the electrical department of the former Hechinger's, in West Mifflin, and was a member of West Side United Methodist Church. Mr. Frantz was the former head coach and owner of the Mon Valley semi-pro football team, the Vipers. He also was a former manufacturers representative for Kayot and Riviera cruiser pontoon boats for the East coast and a member of McKeesport Masonic Lodge No. 641. Mr. Frantz is survived by his wife, Sally (Murray) Frantz, whom he married in 1963;
son, Ernest W. Frantz III and his children, Hope, Nicholle and Cody, of Herminie; daughter, Laurie J. Picone and her husband, Samuel, and their daughter, Samantha, of Elizabeth Township; daughter, Kimberley A. Frantz and her children, Zachary and Shana, at home; daughter, Melissa L. Frantz and her children, Mark, Brianne and Brittani, of Belle Vernon; and brother,
Robert N. Frantz and his wife, Ann, of Beaver Falls. Visitation will
be from 1 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in PAUL E. BEKAVAC FUNERAL HOME, 221 Second St., Elizabeth, PA 15037. Funeral services will be at noon Wednesday in West Side United Methodist Church, McKeesport, with Pastor Kenneth E. Jones officiating. Burial will be in Greenock Cemetery. www.bekavacfuneralhome.com. Memorial contributions can be made to Alzheimer's Association, 100 West Station Square Drive, Landmarks Building, Suite 500, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.

United Methodist Church, "
PAUL E. BEKAVAC FUNERAL HOME, "

Frederick Frantzie/ Frantz in New Orleans

jccharl — 2008-11-16 17:01:26Z

Searching for Frederick Frantzie. He was in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1898. Had a daughter named Ida born in 1898. Her mother was Mary ""Lena Wagner.
Thanks for any help with this family.

Re: William Frantz

hatgirl1968 — 2009-01-30 21:03:55Z

Our William Harrison Frantz was born in Pennsylvania, Dec. 1888.. Lived in Bluefield WV. He lived in Ironton, OH in 1942. I haven't been able to pinpoint a lot of the years. He died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in Ohio in Sept.1954. My grandfather was his brother. In fact, Roland Frantz signed William's death certificate.

Re: Son of Joseph Frantz

seekerJay — 2009-01-30 05:51:53Z

Where did Joseph Frantz and family live in the US?

Re: William Frantz

seekerJay — 2009-01-30 05:51:07Z

Where did William Frantz and family live in the US?

Johannes FRANCK / FRANTZ to NY in 1710 - descendants?

seekerJay — 2009-02-17 03:43:23Z

Johannes was born about 1675 in Altzheim on the lower Rhine in the Pflatz (Germany).

Migrated to New York Province with wife Magdalena in 1710. He was at West Camp (not far from Saugerties, Ulster, NY) in 1710/11 as FRANCK. He was naturalized in Kingston, Ulster, NY in Sep 1715. As FRANTZ, he, Magdelena, and 2 children were at Heessburg in 1716/17.

Does anyone know what became of this family after that and/or the names of their descendants?

Thank you.

FRANTZ girl 1956

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-05 13:39:39Z

FRANTZ girl 1956

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,340 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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

Isaac Frantz, Clearfield County

swedeheart — 2009-03-19 15:02:53Z

Just checking in again to see if there is an new information on my ancestor Isaac Frantz. According to his death certificate, he was born 12 Jun 1818 in Nothumberland County, PA, and parents were born in Centre. I am wondering if he could be from the Frantzes that lived in Miles or Halfmoon townships? Centre was not a county until 1800, and likely Isaac's parents were born prior to 1800. Therefore the part of Centre County they lived in would have then been part of Northumberland, which pinpoints the areas of Miles and Halfmoon.

Chances are great, then, that my Frantzes came from there if the death cert. info is correct. Anyone out there know of which Frantz family lived there? I did find a Jacob Frantz in Halfmoon in 1830 census, had 1 son bet. the ages of 10-15, one 15-20, one 20-30, Jaco was 40-50, 4 daughters 15-20, and wife 40-50. I am inclined to think this may be my family.

My Isaac settled in Brady Township, Clearfield Co., PA and died 7 Oct 1910. He was a farmer, married to an Elizabeth.
10 children of whom I do have info on: daughter Angeline, 1842, Susannah Margaret, 1845, John, 1850, Rebecca, Araminta, William Bigler, Jeremiah, Jacob, Carolina, and Reuben.

Any input is appreciated! Rhonda in PA
Any input is appreciated!

Emma C Frantz, m) John Osborn Farran

kjl420 — 2009-01-17 02:55:10Z

I am looking for anyone that may have a Emma C Frantz in their family tree. The only info I have is off my grandparents marriage certificate and what I found in the census records. I would be happy to share notes.

Copandrea

SPanayi — 2009-04-03 06:06:09Z

can anyone please email
copandrea (thats her user name) for me, she is a member on this site and I dont have this membership.
She can email me at panayi683@comcast.net
its concerning John Peter Lindberg
Thank you very much

Looking for Andrea Frantz

SPanayi — 2008-11-23 05:41:47Z

Andrea Frantz please email me Susan nee Lindberg at suzyq943261@comcast.net
you posted that John P. Lindberg is your relative, he was my grandfather he was married in Chicago to Emma Kummerow on December 15, 1893 in Cook County Illinois I have much more information to share with you. I believe that John Emil Lindberg was his father wife Mary born in Varmsland sweden born 9/11/1834 I believe that Mary died in Chicago 3/4/1919

Still looking for cousins out there..

Re: Frank Bernard Frantz and Ada Viola Miller

Kyah1971 — 2009-03-11 03:08:55Z

Hi, What a shock to see your reply tonight. Thank you so much for helping me out. I am Martha Frantz' Alexanders' granddaughter. I think it's amazing that you knew my mother's side of the family. I will have to show her this message. Thank you so much once again for helping me out. Take care, Kyah Aldridge

Re: Frank Bernard Frantz and Ada Viola Miller

Kyah1971 — 2009-03-11 03:17:31Z

Wow, I am amazed with this information. I will definitely tell my mother tomorrow about this tomorrow. I can't believe that after all these years, someone knew who I was talking about. And not only that, but actually knew them. I know in talking with my mother, she had a brother named Richard(which you named). I'm not sure what happened to him. My mom either told me that he was sent off to an institution and/or died as a child. Do you know about him? My grandmother(Martha) ended up having 4 children...Julian, Richard, Michael, and my mom Brenda. Thanks again for responding. Hope you have a great night. Kyah

Re: Isaac Frantz, Clearfield County

shangrila4844 — 2009-03-25 21:04:21Z

Rhonda,

My 2x Grgrm, was Margaret FRANTZ, b. 1823, PA; dau. of Isaac Frantz. Not 100% certain of her county of birth, but thought to be either Westmoreland or Armstrong Co. First marriage might have been to an ANDRUS; second marriage definitely to Richard WILMOT, 1843, Armstrong Co., PA.

Might you have a Margaret anywhere in your ancestry?

Thank you.

Marybeth C,
acmbjc@aol.com

Margaret Frantz b. 1823, dau of Isaac Frantz, PA

shangrila4844 — 2009-02-08 00:57:51Z

Still searching for connection to anyone related to Margaret/Margret FRANTZ, b. 1823, PA dau of Isaac FRANTZ; mother UNKNOWN (possibly Catherine KEPPLE).

First marriage to UNKNOWN (possible surname... ANDRUS)

Second marriage to Richard WILMOT (1791--1866); w/ ten known children. Family lived in Westmoreland Co., PA, w/ connections to Armstrong Co., PA.

Margaret died 1902, Pittsburgh; buried in Kittanning Cemetery, Armstrong Co., PA

acmbjc@aol.com

FRANTZ Francis J and Anne M

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-19 18:20:42Z

FRANTZ Francis J and Anne M

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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looking for vincent frantz lived baltimore md

almts915 — 2009-05-08 17:55:52Z

he had a daughter named rose marie frantz who married my grandfather andrew stevens so she is my grandmother i cant find her either

Re: Isaac Frantz, Clearfield County

swedeheart68 — 2009-03-26 18:51:00Z

Hi!

That is a diff. family from mine, but thanks!

Re: William Frantz

vcscovel — 2009-02-03 16:18:46Z

William Harrison Frantz was my great grandfather. I have some information but not much on him and I have a few photos. please email me at vcscovel@gmail.com

christi

Looking for James William Frantz

timtam1975 — 2008-04-29 17:45:43Z

Hi all this is going to be a very big long shot i think lol i dont have much information all i have is
James William Frants also known as Jim
date of birth 29 march 1969 (year is roughly)
and he is from philadelphia but that is all i know that is vital information i know some other little bits that might help if anyone has any idea of who i am trying to find , he was a very dear friend to me and i lost contact with him a few years ago
Thanks
Tammy

Re: TREASURES OF THE FRANTZ FAMILY OF DETROIT MICHIGAN

rfrantz95 — 2008-12-05 15:37:19Z

Greetings:

I know it's been over a year since your post but I was wondering if you still had copies or scans of those pictures. Franz Frantz and Mary Specht were my grand uncle and aunt. I have been trying to gather as many pictures as I can but they are hard to come by.

Thanks

Richard Frantz (rwfrantz@gmail.com)

Frantz family of Missouri

DebbieFrantz25 — 2008-07-15 18:27:40Z

Looking for decsendants of Alfred Daniel Frantz b. 1874 in Tippecanoe Co, IN, son of David and Mary Jane Jacoby Frantz Ullery, married Pearl (LNU), children: Mary C. b. abt 1906 / Sara (Sarah) J. b. abt 1907 / Elma (Alma) L. b. abt 1908 / Frank b. abt 1912.

At one time the family was in Randolph Co., MO.

George Frantz
Lafayette, IN
gwfrantz@hotmail.com

Margaret Frantz

bwilliams1964 — 2009-04-08 03:52:15Z

Looking for information on Margaret Susannah Frantz born 20 Aug. 1847 in Pa. married to Thoams B. Polliard.