Granneman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: granneman

ERIowa — 2006-12-10 02:56:30Z

Hello, I just came across your email to Gerrit Grannemann and wanted to know if this is still a current email. My grandfather was Christian Friedrich Grannemann, born March 07, 1878 at Hille #77. He was the brother of your Carl Friedrich (August) Granneman. I would be pleased to hear from you at mthrnature2001@yahoo.com
ER

Re: Granneman in Hille

2006-09-10 02:35:43Z

saw your post on the Rootsweb message board for Grannemann. My ancestors came from Hille #77. Carl Friedrich Grannemann son of Karl Heinrich Grannemann Feb. 6, 1837- 1910 and Marie Louis Reimler b. Oct. 1840-1888. We still have relatives living nearby. If you have any of these names in your index please contact me I am hoping there is a connection. Eva

Re: granneman

habegg1 — 2006-04-03 15:57:08Z

I am looking for information on Pauline Grannemann (probably born in the 1870s), married to Peter Kumpf in St. Louis, MO. One of their children, Mary Mae Kumpf, married Edward Gilbert (and later married Henry Tiedemann). One of Mary and Edward's children was my grandfather. Family legend is that Pauline Grannemann left France for the United States because she was engaged to a man she did not want to marry. I have no idea whether this is true or whether she was from France. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Heidi Abegg

Obit for Margaret Granneman

retiredtar1970 — 2005-02-26 03:29:21Z

I am looking for the obit for Margaret C. R. Granneman. She was born March 24, 1914 in Fort Wayne, IN to William C. and Mamie Granneman. She had two brothers Lloyd (died 1920) and Donald (died 1981) and a sister Esther (no information). She died on May 5, 2000 in Jacksonville, Morgan, IL. Her family moved for Fort Wayne, IN to Springfield, IL in the 20's. Any help will be wonderful. Thanks.

Grannemans

retiredtar — 2004-12-13 08:01:02Z

I am trying to put my mother family together. Looking for information on Henry C., Paull Edward, William C. June Ila Granneman. All the above were born in Fort Wayne, IN but cannot find anything on them. If any one has any info please e-mail me.
Thanks
Paul

Information on Ester Granneman

retiredtar2508 — 2004-07-09 02:56:10Z

I am looking for anyone who might have any information on Ester Granneman. She was born on May 26, 1911 to William and Mamie Granneman. Could have changed last name to Graneman. Might have been born in Fort Wayne, IN or Springfield, Ill. 1930 census shows her living with her parents at 1401 E. Jackson in Springfield. If anyone has information on if and when she married and to who, children and if and when she passed away please contact me.

Re: Grannemann

retiredtar2508 — 2004-07-09 02:55:06Z

That is all the information that I have. I have been working on the Granneman Family in Osage County, MO. My information is limited to what I have gotten out of the Census for Missouri in 1890,1900, 1910 and 1920. I find it very hard to get informaion out of Missouri. Paul

Mary Granneman b1865/half brother Fred Hoffman(Hoffmeyer?)

2004-03-24 07:51:42Z

My great-grandmother, Mary (Marie?) Granneman came to America in 1887 from Germany by way of England. Her half brother, Fred Hoffman(Hoffmeyer?) traveled with her. He apparently was trying to avoid the war in Germany at that time. The area of Germany that they are supposedly tied to is the province of Hanover.
Mary was born around 1865. When her father died, her mother remarried a man by the name of Hoffman (Hoffmeyer?)
Mary became a naturalized citizen in 1892 when she married my great-grandfather William M. Kirtland. They lived out their years in Schenectady NY and are buried there at Vale cemetery. Fred is apparently buried at Stone Arabia NY.
If anyone is a possible link,.......... e-mail to:
L_L_Schermerhorn@yahoo.com OR the_tinkertoy@yahoo.com

Re: Grannemann

2004-03-13 02:23:30Z

Thanks for replying back to me.. Do you have any more info on Edna?? That would be wonderful if you did... I know this Edna and her husband Charles Piotrowski lived in St. Louis.... Do you think this is the same one???

Re: Grannemann

retiredtar119 — 2004-03-11 13:11:36Z

In my records I have a Edna born June 1888 daughter of William L. and Minnie Grannemann of St. Louis. This was in the 1900 and 1920 Census for Missouri. Will iam was born in July 1856, Minnie born June 1861. Also a Daugher named Sophia born April 1882. Hope this helps. Paul

Grannemann

2004-01-20 00:35:04Z

I was wondering if anybody ever knew of an Edna Grannemann?? She married a Charles A. Piotrowski. But I don't have any dates on her. They did live in Missouri. Thank you... Crystal

Re: GRANNEMAN - SPELLING - CHILDREN

retiredtar119 — 2003-10-12 02:14:49Z

Did any of your family come from Indiana. I have a uncle Paull E. Granneman that live North of San Francisco. My Mother Margaret L. lives here in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Re: Granneman family

retiredtar119 — 2003-10-12 02:14:49Z

I have Henry G. and Charlotte Rahfeldt Grannemans Marriage Certificate. I am trying to connect them to my family. I think he is my ggg-grandfather Charles brother, but have not been able to prove it yet. Any help I can use. If I can help please contact me.

Bonnie and Connie Granneman

retiredtar119 — 2003-10-12 02:14:49Z

I am trying to find information on Bonnie and Connie Granneman. The only information that I have is that their father was Clifford Eugene Granneman, born in Fort Wayne, IN, March 1920 and died around Seattle, Washington. Their mother could be eather Ruth (no last name) or Alta Jean Cleaveland. Any help please contact me. Thanks

Re: looking for info on granneman

sharonzelch — 2003-09-17 15:14:59Z

I too have a Grannemann in my family history that I can find nothing on. Conrad Henry Grannemann was born July 28,1840 at Nottingham Germany. He married twice, having two children from his first wilfe, Dena and Henry [whom I have nothing on]. After his first wife died he married Charlotte Scheer who was born April 15, 1854 and died May 27, 1920. To this union were born 8 children, William, Emma, Ida [my ggrandmother], Augusta, Helen, Amanda, Mathilda and Ella. Mr. Grannemann was engaged in farming near the Stone Church and died Aug. 31, 1909. Stone Church is between New Haven and Gerald MO in Franklin county. I don't know if the first wife came from Germany or where the two children went because I have no dates on them or marriages. Any help would be appreciated.

Sharon Zelch
szelch@hotmail.com

Granneman family

sharonzelch — 2003-09-17 15:14:59Z

I am looking for any information about Conrad Henry Granneman who married a Charlotte Scheer from the New Haven area. Conrad would be my g.g.grandfather. We have lots of information regarding the Scheer family but cannot find info on Conrad Henry Granneman.

Re: Granneman family

sharonzelch — 2003-09-17 15:14:59Z

Here is information that I have on the Grannemann family:

Conrad Henry Grannemann was born July 28, 1840 at Nottingham Germany. He married twice, having two children from his first wife. Dena and Henry. After his first wife died he married Charlotte Scheer who was born April 15, 1854 and died May 27, 1920. To this union were born 8 children, William, Emma, Ida, [Anna] Augusta, Helen, Amanda, Mathilda and Ella.
Mr. Grannemann was engaged in farming near the Stone Church and died Aug. 31, 1909.

This info comes from an obit. through a cousin of mine. I have no info on Dena and Henry Grannemann or their mother, Conrads' first wife. The Ida in the obit is my ggrandmother and she died when my grandmother was 12 years old. My grandmother did not have any info on the Grannemann family and didn't talk about her own siblings (the family was disfunctional after the death of the mother and the family was split up). I have absolutely nothing other than name and dates of birth and death on Conrad Henry Grannemann and would love to know more about him. He and his second wife settled between Gerald and New Haven MO and are buried at Stone Church (Ebenezer E & R) north of Gerald MO.

Sharon Zelch
szelch@hotmail.com

Re: Granneman family

sharonzelch — 2003-09-17 15:14:59Z

Great! This is more info than I've found anywhere else. Conrad is buried at Stone Church Cemetery and his daughter married and lived on hwy Y near Cedar Fork Rd (she was Ida Marie who married Sam Pruessner, she was my great grandmother). I would be interested in any info you could send me about the Grannemans. I live south of Gerald and know a little about the Stony Hill/New Haven area so I would like to know where the original farm is.

I have one living great aunt who would love to know more about her grandfather. You can e-mail me direct at: szelch@ hotmail.com I am looking forward to hearing more about the Granneman family.

Thanks,
Sharon Zelch

Re: Granneman family

2002-12-19 21:16:34Z

I believe that conrad's fathers name as christian grannemann.i live in new haven and have been to the original farm on stone church rd.there approx.8 to 10 children,brothers and sisters of conrad.many descendents are still living in the area.one of conrads brothers as named christian jr. who as my great,great,great,great grandfather.i understand they settled in the stony hill area approx.1850 or 1851.part of the original farm as used as a winery approx. 15 years ago.since closed.i have many of the family lineage documented.there are alot of grannemann's from nebraska to indiana.louis grannemann,my great,great,great grandfather owned and ran ageneral stoe in new haven from roughly 1870 until his death in 1929.

Granneman in Hille

2002-12-03 23:10:10Z

Hallo Rick, I had some information from the 'other' Granneman family, booked a hotel in Hille and had the chance to look in the birth- and weddingbooks of the church. Also found and spoke with very remote cousins there. I think you will have to know the exact German christian names of your gggfather first. Preferably with birth date; when married in Germany, wedding date etc. Best regards, Wim

Re: granneman

2002-12-02 23:20:06Z

Thanks for the information. Your second email made it through. I travel to Germany periodically, and may investigate Hille area if I have more information. Typically, what are the best approaches to take in that region--are there census data, or city records or birth/death records? Do you know of anyone in the area that might have constructed Granneman genealogic records?

Best regards,
Rick

Re: granneman

2002-12-02 21:58:31Z

Hallo Rick, I tried to answer you before, but that did apparently not work out, so this is my second attemp. I don't think your gggfather came from our family and I also doubt if he originates from the other Dutch Granneman family. As far as I know there are two major Granneman families in Holland. They descend from two ancesters who both originate from Hille, Germany and came to Holland in the 1800 - 1830 period
(I visited in Hille the farm where my ancester lived and did some research in the church there). Many Germans came to work in - at that time - relatively rich Holland and many stayed there. Your gggfathers name Fredrick was possibly translated from the German Friedrich. It was very common when someone emigrated that the given name was translated into the language of the new country. The name Heinrich was in our family translated from German into the Dutch word Hendrik. In Dutch the name Fredrick would be Frederik. Your best chance would be to investigate further around Hille. Thats were most of our Grannemans apparently come from.
Best regard and good luck! Wim

Re: granneman

2002-11-30 16:28:13Z

An interesting coincidence--my sister is named Jane Granneman. I am trying to trace my heritage back to Germany/Holland. I am stuck at my gg grandfather, Fredrick Granneman who probably emigrated to US around 1830-1850. His son Christian was born in 1855 in Ft Wayne, Indiana. By any chance has your research found any Frederich/Friedrich/Fredrick Granneman/Grannemann that might fit this (birth around 1800-1830)?
Best Regards,

Re: granneman

2002-11-30 15:56:49Z

I am attempting to trace my ancestors: gfather: George Carl born Ap25 1897 Springifeld IL; ggfather Christian b 1855 Ft Wayne IN; gggfather Fredrick (, details uncertain, probably emigrated from Holland or the Hille area in Germany around 1830-1850). Please advise if your arm has any connections to Fredrick)
Thanks

Re: Granneman family

2002-05-23 15:29:38Z

Tryed to reply direct but the message came back. We are
working with the same family. My family is Reffelt and Charlotte was my GGrandfathers sister. Please contact
me for more info.

Re: granneman

2001-07-22 22:15:16Z

hi everyone!
Wow.. Well, I am a Grannemann from Hille (my father is born there and ew still have a house there). I looked on a german telephone-# CD some time ago and every second Grannemann there is situated in or close to Hille, so it seems all Grannemanns around the world come from there ;)
My grandfather's name was Hermann Grannemann, from Hille. Maybe I can find out more about my family soon, maybe here are still some unknown relatives.. ;)

granneman

2001-04-13 14:19:42Z

Hallo Steven, My ancester, Ernst Heinrich August Grannemann, originated from Hille, Germany and came to Holland. He married a widow, Niesje van Kampen in 1833. He signed with Grannemann but in the wedding document it simply stated Granneman. I estimate there are over a 100 Grannemans now in Holland, most of them originating from two ancesters from Hille, Germany. The father of Ernst was Johann Cordt Grannemann, born in 1784 and his grandfather Jonann Heinrich Grannemann, born in 1755. best regards Wim

Granneman

2001-03-07 15:30:32Z

I am relative to Kort and Grace Granneman of Nebr. Glenvil they were my grandparents. My father was William Granneman. And we moved to Oregon in about 1942l

Granneman

2001-03-07 15:30:30Z

I am relative to Kort and Grace Granneman of Nebr. Glenvil they were my grandparents. My father was William Granneman. And we moved to Oregon in about 1942l

Family born in FT wayne

2001-02-20 06:31:09Z

I am the son of Clifford Eugne Granneman he was born in Indiana, he was born in 1920
If you have more questions write me back

looking for info on granneman

2001-02-19 09:35:29Z

Hi I am looking to find the history of the Granneman name. My maiden name is Granneman and I can trace my history to a Great-Great Grandmother Elizabeth Granneman who is buried in a small cemetary close to Gilliam MO. I do not know if Granneman was Eliza's maiden name or married name. All the family history I have centers around mid-mo. I am looking to find were Eliza came from and who her son, Oscar, father was. Thanks for any help.

Looking for info

2001-02-19 09:23:59Z

Hi my name is Mindy Granneman Monnig I am just beginning my quest on my family history. I don't know of any relatives from IN but my history of the Granneman's is brief. I can trace my history to a Great-Grandfather and his mother but I have no records of his father. I am also wondering if Granneman was his mother's or father's name. I live in MO and all of my known history is in MO. I don't think Granneman is a popular name so am interested in possible contacts. Good luck with you search. Mindy

Name Spelling

2000-08-27 20:17:14Z

I believe this may have happened during the world wars to draw attention away fron german spelling as the one n could be the anglo version. Although I am only speculating.
Best regards

relatives, name derivation, one n instead of 2 at the end??

2000-05-09 13:40:40Z

Hello Suzy...A fellow Grannemann in austin tx. Any idea of what our last name means or how far back it can be traced or why one "n" instead of 2 at the end. Thanks!!!!

Re: August "Gus" Granneman of Ste. Genevieve, MO

2002-01-17 23:11:28Z

Sandra, please contact me at my e-mail address, and I will send you a family history for Bessie Wilson Granneman. I am at TShawcross@msn.com

Re: August "Gus" Granneman of Ste. Genevieve, MO

2002-01-17 22:01:51Z

August Grannemann was my grandfather. He might have been a coal miner in his younger days, but he was an engineer for the Southern Pacific for over 40 years. He married Martha after the divorce from my grandmother, Bessie. He died in Chester, Il. in 1954. I would love to hear from you and learn more about Bessie. I did not even know her maiden name. I just happened on your message and I was so excited to read it. Hope to hear from you.
Sandra Grannemann Grantham

August "Gus" Granneman of Ste. Genevieve, MO

shawcross — 2003-03-09 14:14:53Z

I am looking for descendants of "Gus" Granneman, b. 26 Mar 1877 in Illinois. In 1900, he was a coal miner in Sparta, IL and then moved to Ste. Genevieve, MO. His father may have been Louis Grannemann (two n's), who is buried in Randolph County, IL. Gus married my relative, Bessie Wilson about 1899.

Granneman

suzybill — 2003-02-02 03:54:26Z

Looking for relatives of Grace Goldenstein and Kort Granneman who had the following children:John,Barney,William,Luke Janssen, Sophia and Emma...My mother is Grace's neice and we have lost contact with the children of the above children..wonder what happened to them...Suzy

Henry G. and Charles Granneman

retiredtar_1 — 2002-05-24 13:39:46Z

Looking for information on Henry G. Granneman, b. 1833, Germany, and d. 7.24.1916. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Married Charlotte Rehfeldt, b.3.14.1935, Germany, d. 10.12.1904, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Children Amelia, Henry, Louisa and William or Welton. Looking for Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters of Henry G. Also information on Charles Granneman, b. abt. 1825, d. 1911, Fort Wayne. Wife Mina Fischer, Children, Anna, Emma and Henry C. I think Henry G. and Charles are brothers. Information out of the Fort Wayne City Directories shows them living with together in 1860 and 1865. 1870 show Henry G. living alone and Charles living in Osage County, Missouri. 1880 Census shows that both are back in Fort Wayne. Any help please contact me at retiredtar@att.net.

Granneman/Grannemann Missouri to Fort Wayne, Indiana

retiredtar_1 — 2002-05-01 02:58:22Z

I am looking for information on Henry and Charles Granneman/Grannemann. I have Chales living in Fort Wayne, Indiana at age 72 born 1/1826. Charles coam to Fort Wayne from Missouie with daughters Anna and Emma, according to the 1900 Indiana census. In 1870 I have Charles living in Crawford Township, Osage, Missouri at age 41. 1860 Charles show wp in Fort Wayne living with Henry. According to the 1850 census Henry age 30 was in St. Louis Missouri. 1900 census I have a Henry G. living with wife Charlotta b. 3/1835. Daughters Amelta b. 11/1965 and Louisa b. 11/1875, sons Henry b. 2/1870 and Welton b. 1889. If anyone can help please contact me at retiredtar@att.net. thank you Paul E. Younga

Re: Granneman family

deertrackgolf — 2002-05-13 21:09:57Z

We just found a Henry Granneman in the Fort Wayne directory 1864-1865. He was married to Charlotte Reffelt and she was a sister of my gggrandfather. We are also looking for more info.
jerrybegue@hotmail.com

GRANNEMAN - SPELLING - CHILDREN

GRJJACK — 2002-11-10 23:59:16Z

1. I AM A GRANDDAUGHTER OF WILLIAM AND LILLIE GRANEMAN (GRANNEMAN) I HAVE INFORMATION ON THE CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE.
2. SPELLING OF THE GRANNEMAN NAME:
ONLY TWO OF THE BROTHERS DROPPED THE ONE "N" IN THEIR NAME THEY WERE WILLIAM AND HIS BROTHER JOHN. I ALSO HAVE MORE INFORMATION ON ALL OF THE GRANNEMAN CHILDREN.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT ME AT:
GRJJACK@AOL.COM I LIVE IN MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA.
HOPE TO HEAR FROM MY NEW RELATIVES??!!!

Re: granneman

vl104 — 2002-07-26 02:06:01Z

Hallo Gerrit! I hope you get this message ok. I am still new to e-mail. Wie geht's? Mein Mann, sein Vater und sein Grossvater sind in Iowa geboren aber der Ur-Grossvater meines Mannes ist in Hille geboren! Er hiess Carl Friedrich August und ist am 17 Jan 1870 geboren. (Hille Nummer 77.)
Sein Frau war Marie Louise Sophie Buhrmeister. CFA's Vater war Carl Heinrich am 6 Feb 1837 geboren und sein Vater war auch ein Carl Heinrich aber am 29 Nov 1801 geboren. My husband, Steve, und ich haben Hille in 1990 besuchen aber ich koennte dann fast kein deutsch sprechen deshalb haben wir nur Hallo an den 'pastor' gesagt und kurzlich wiederweggegangen. Schade. Ich habe ein neue e-mail:
janeelsa@msn.com Bitte, schreib mir. Tschuess!

Re: Granneman

stevenbunnyb — 2002-11-26 17:22:04Z

Kort Granneman in glenvil Nebraska, was my Great grandfather. His daughter Emma, was my moms mother,
[ my grandmother. ]

Re: Granneman

stevenbunnyb — 2002-11-26 17:14:24Z

My mothers name was Sophia, and her mothers maiden name was Emma Granneman, and Emma's fathers name was Kort Granneman.I was a small child when my great Grandfather [ Kort Granneman ] died, in Nebraska probably around the 40's .
Do you think this the same kort you are asking about?

Re: granneman

Jacqueline_Wisner — 2002-01-16 19:27:14Z

I am seeking any information about Margaretha Granneman, born about 1775 in Leiden. She married Arie Wassenaar in 1800 in Voorhout and they had three children. After Arie's death, she married Matthijs van Gulde. Margaretha died in Voorhout in 1830. I am interested in learning more about her, especially the names of her parents and/or siblings.