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Fredenberg/Friedenberg/Vredenberg in Hawaii 1840-1860

edpilot — 2009-10-10 13:58:13Z

I'm trying to locate any records or links that gets Fredenberg/Friedenberg/Vredenbergs to Hawaii. The only clues I have so far is that my GGrandfather Hiram Fredenberg had a cousin Wilhelm Friedenberg who came to Hawaii around 1848.

Anthony Fredenburg (1816-1881) in Michigan and next 2 generations

vlittlefield1 — 2008-12-14 21:09:13Z

Anthony Fredenburg (1816-1881) of Michigan and Hannah Fox had 11 children between 1839 and 1858): Charlotte, Amanda, Abram, Sylvester, Rachael, Benjamin, Alonzo, George Cady, Lurinda, William, Isabella. In Michigan (Genesee County), Alonzo (b 1849) and wife (Helen Josephine Haight b 1855) had 5 children: Maria I, Daniel B., Emeline (b. 1879), Mae (my grandmother; not listed in census records) and Watlie. I am looking for marriage information on Emeline: husband's name, children, etc. Any help is much appreciated. Vicki Littlefield vlittlefield@visi.com

Wm Fredenberg

SSmith3901 — 2008-08-03 00:03:26Z

FARMINGTON TIMES, Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri, Thursday, January 23, 1913

LEADWOOD MAN DIES WHILE EATING DINNER

Wm. Fredenberg of Leadwood, while at dinner last Tuesday, was taken with a choking spell, and before he could be assisted to the door, was dead. It is not known whether he strangled on a piece of food or died of heart trouble, as no post mortem examination was held at the inquest. The verdict of the jury was death from unknown cause. He was 42 years old and leaves a mother, brother and sister in New York State. Below is the death certificate for Wm.

http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/ar...

Re: Fredenberg Family of Wisconsin

smfredenberg — 2008-03-09 14:36:19Z

I too am a descendant of the Fredenberg's from near Shawano, WI. I have a great deal of information, regarding this family line as I am a descendant of David Fredenberg Sr. and David Fredenberg Jr. both who lived near Shawano. David Sr. was born in Duck Creek, WI. His son David Jr, also born in Duck Creek spent much of his life in Neopit on the Menominee reservation working in the lumber trade. David Jr. is buried in Shawano, with his wife Ameila Bahrke Fredenberg.David's grandfather was Abrahm Vredenburg, who married a Menominee after arriving in Wisconsin around 1840.

Re: Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

smfredenberg — 2008-03-09 14:28:02Z

I am a descendant of David Fredenberg Sr. and David Fredenberg Jr. David Fredenberg Jr. was a brother of Herman, Ralph, and Louise to whom you refer to. Their father (David Sr.)and mother died shortly after the birth of the baby Louise. Many of the offspring of David Jr. moved to Milwaukee and lived their in the 1930 and their offspring continue to live in Milwaukee. Cook was the nickname of my grandfathers sister, and was one of eight children of David Fedenberg Jr. and his wife Amelia Barhke.
Herman Fredenberg married a Menominee. His son Herman Jr. although Menominee, lived in Window Rock, AZ as an employee of the BIA. I have much information on the descendants of David Fredenberg Jr., born in Wisconsin and who is buried in Shawano,WI

Re: Fredenberg Family of Wisconsin

smfredenberg — 2008-02-05 06:07:53Z

I am a descendant of David Fredenberg, born 1880 and who lived in Neopit on the Menominee reservation. He married Amelia Bahrke. Both are buried in Shawano. David was related to Herman and Ralph Fredenberg, both of whom were Menominee.

Re: Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

smfredenberg — 2008-02-05 05:33:21Z

I am a descendant of David Fredenberg (born April 4, 1880 in Duck Creek, Brown County Wisconsinwho lived in Neopit Wisconsin and married amelia bahrke. I know that David was the son of David Fredenberg Sr. David was related to Herman Fredenberg and Ralph Fredenberg who were Menominee. I am trying to research this Fredenberg lineage further. Please contact me if you can fill me in with any information

Minnesota FREDENBERG Births

PatsyDomingo — 2007-04-29 23:19:45Z

Found the following in Minnesota Historical Society
http://www.mnhs.org/genealogy/

If interested in obtaining the certificate, please go to the above link and order by certid# listed.

Fredenberg, (UNKNOWN)
Date of Birth: 03/13/1900
Mother Maiden Name: Mathilda
certid# 1900-35434
County of Birth: Ramsey

Fredenberg, (UNKNOWN)
Date of Birth: 12/10/1901
Mother Maiden Name: Sanderson
certid# 1901-01629
County of Birth: Blue Earth

Fredenberg, Annette Josephine
Date of Birth: 05/15/1915
Mother Maiden Name: Ley
certid# 1915-08629
County of Birth: Douglas

Fredenberg, Babe
Date of Birth: 02/14/1909
Mother Maiden Name: Christian
certid# 1909-40029
County of Birth: Hennepin

Fredenberg, Babe
Date of Birth: 07/10/1906
Mother Maiden Name: Fredenberg
certid# 1906-33760
County of Birth: Hennepin

Fredenberg, Beda A. H.
Date of Birth: 02/18/1902
Mother Maiden Name: Alwene
certid# 1902-06311
County of Birth: Douglas

Fredenberg, Dorothy Jane
Date of Birth: 03/14/1923
Mother Maiden Name: Turner
certid# 1923-41224
County of Birth: Hennepin

Fredenberg, Floyd DeWitt
Date of Birth: 09/28/1904
Mother Maiden Name: Ida
certid# 1904-06782
County of Birth: Douglas

Fredenberg, Gladys Van
Date of Birth: 06/20/1902
Mother Maiden Name: Gilpin
certid# 1902-04772
County of Birth: Clay

Fredenberg, Harry Edwin
Date of Birth: 11/18/1905
Mother Maiden Name: Ida
certid# 1905-06647
County of Birth: Douglas

Fredenberg, Hubert Henrich
Date of Birth: 06/21/1904
Mother Maiden Name: Schultz
certid# 1904-06783
County of Birth: Douglas

Fredenberg, Walter
Date of Birth: 03/08/1900
Mother Maiden Name: Wilhelmine
certid# 1900-05863
County of Birth: Douglas

Arthur Willard Fredenberg

curiouscat43 — 2005-04-15 13:47:44Z

Searching for any information on this man. Arthur married Sarah Amy London of Wayne Co. PA and they had 2 children, Glendora and Rufus London Fredenberg (my grandfather). Rufus (later changed to Robert) was born 25 May 1903 in Lake Como, Wayne, PA. Arthur died in 1903.

Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

ChristineMercerCleasby — 2005-01-30 14:52:14Z

I am desperately looking for any information on Fredenberg's that were living in the Milwaukee,WI area in the late 1940's early 1950's. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank-you! Christine

Re: Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

ChristineMercerCleasby — 2005-01-30 14:52:14Z

I am looking for info on a Virginia Lee Fredenberg.

Re: Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

ChristineMercerCleasby — 2005-01-30 14:52:14Z

I am unsure of of any Fredenberg lineage. I only have the starting point of Virginia Lee Fredenberg who was probably born about 1933. She'd be about 67 now. She gave birth to a Thomas Lee Fredenberg in Milwaukee on 03/31/1949. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thank-you!

Ralph and Sheila (Counterman) Fredenberg

2004-09-16 01:07:18Z

My name is Thomas F. Fredenberg. I was born in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania in 1968 to Ralph and Sheila (Counterman) Fredenberg. My Grandfather was born near Clearfield, PA in 1929 to Sarah Lockwood and Ralph (I believe) Fredenberg. Also have relatives in Kingston, NY area. Am interested to trace my family lineage.

Wes Fredenberg, who is he and where is he?

stevegearin — 2004-03-28 17:16:04Z

I'm looking for a man by the name of Wes Fredenberg. He used the name Wes which I don't beleive is his real name, short possiby for Wesley. He was in the Army and attended a school in Aberdeen, Maryland, at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds, possibly the ordance school. The time line of attending the school would be 1961/62. If anyone out there has any information on the location of this man and you are willing to share please contact me. Photo attached.

Thank you
Steve

Re: Wes Fredenberg, who is he and where is he?

2003-10-20 19:25:40Z

Thank you for your response Heather. I sent you a mail asking if the picture attached resembles your uncle or if he servered in the Army or attended school at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. This seems like information which you would know or cold find out. If there is any other information that you can provide please don't hesitate. Again, I look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Wes Fredenberg, who is he and where is he?

tyera1998 — 2003-10-18 06:47:17Z

I'm not sure if he is who you are looking for, but I have an uncle Wes. Most of my relatives live or are from Montana, but I'm sure all Fredenberg's are related in some way.

Re: Fredenberg Family of Wisconsin

harmsgah — 2003-03-17 19:52:17Z

Rebekah,
I do have some family folklore that might help - but so far I have not been able to validate any of it. My grandpa was Clarence F. Fredenberg (Fredenburg), born in Madison Wisconsin in 1906. Clarence was married to ?? Uphoff. Clarence's father was John Fredenburg.

According to my Dad, one of John's siblings married a Menominee Indian. His siblings must have been born 1870-1880 timeframe. I am sorry but I have not been able to trace any Fredenberg relatives thus far, but do know they originally came from NY & PA -- and possibly Holland & Germany before that. Some of the NY & PA Fredenberg's went to Canada and others went to Wisconsin. Apparently the family was quite inconsistent in the spelling of their name: Fredenberg, Fredenburg, Fredenburgh and Van Vredenburgh -- and a variety of other permutations.

In the early 1960's, my Dad took me to Lake Fredenberg near Shawano -- I believe it was actually on the Menominee reservation. He said that there was some connection to his Grandfather's brother. Do you have any information on Lake Fredenberg got its name? (It was very small and actually didn't appear on many maps.) I will pass on anything else that I learn.

Re: Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

2003-01-29 09:12:55Z

my aunt was della fredenberg (cook) who married roy schwartz (deceased) and had 2 children phillip (Manitowoc) married char and gorden (butch) (missouri) married carla. brothers to cook are lionel (wine) married to lorraine, (shawano) deceased , rosella (sis) my mother (deceased) married to gaylord olson (deceased), puddy, married to dorothy (chicago) both deceased, punky,(madison) deceased royjay,(manitowoc) deceased sonny, (manitowoc) deceased doris, married dan zahorik, (manitowoc) deceased. i know there were more but i don't have the info with me. i hope these are your relatives also. please let me know. thanks

Re: Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

2003-01-23 00:16:18Z

Please contact me as I think we could be related as I am looking for my lost relatives named Fredenberg, I have photos of a "cook" fredenberg, my great Uncle Ralph Fredenberg was Federal Indian Agent for the Menominee Indian Tribe. He had brothers named Herman and David Fredenberg and a sister Louise Fredenberg, who was my Grandmother.

Re: Fredenberg's in Milwaukee area in 1940's and 1950's

DUSTY0523 — 2002-12-12 09:55:07Z

I had relatives in the milwaukee area about that time. my aunt della (cook) her husband roy schwartz and her two children phillip and gorden (butch) . della and roy were both blind and their son phillip had partial vision. i also had relatives who moved to chicago, not sure of the date. maurice, danny, charlie, melody, (children of dorothy and puddy). looking for info on my mother who was born in soperton wi (rosella)in 1924

Fredenberg Family of Wisconsin

RLFredenberg — 2002-05-22 23:25:06Z

I am a young Fredenberg who is interested in learning where in Europe my ancestry has come from, we had originally been called Vredenberg. My existing family is from the Menominee Reservation near Shawno, Wisconsin. If you have any information I would appreciate a few leads to continue my search.