Guse - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

jrosenow — 2009-10-29 21:53:15Z

My husband's family pronounces it Goozie too!

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

bdguse — 2009-10-28 19:59:39Z

Albert Guse (b: 1866) immigrated from Germany to Canada and settled near Sudbury, Ontario. The generations following have been pronouncing it GOOZE.

Re: related?

bdguse — 2009-10-28 19:12:05Z

Probably not much help but I'm part of a GUSE clan whose earliest ancestor was Albert Guse who immigrated from Germany to a place near Sudbury, Ontario, Canada in 1880's.
Four generations of Guse's are still mostly located near Sudbury.

related?

paulguse — 2009-10-23 11:33:00Z

anyone know the guse family from lincoln, NE?
my grandfather was Rex Guse and have a great uncle in california named Paul. i would like to know where all my relatives are and if anyone knows anything about germany and if we have relatives still living.

paul

Re: info on parents of Herbert Guse of Beaver Dam Wisconsin

1098duc — 2009-07-07 03:28:04Z

I grew up in BD, Fathers name was Gordon his mother was Emma(adopted) I think Herbert might have been his dad?

Re: John Rebarchek

wtomlinson_1 — 2008-10-08 13:59:15Z

John was born June 18, 1900, had a brother Leo born April 3, 1904, There were 14 children There father is George Rebarchek and Mother Rosalia Schroeder. Not sure if this is your family

Re: guse

joannmcleroy — 2008-10-04 23:20:15Z

Thanks for the info.

Re: guse

grany82 — 2008-10-04 05:45:26Z

joannmcleroy Johann Rebarchek born 1865 at Oshkish, Wis. was my grandfather Died: 11 May 1949 Grinnell, Gove Co, Kas Fredricia Born:22 May 1868 Died:29 Feb 1952 Grinnell, Gove Co.,Ks

Re: John Rebarchek

Steff1955 — 2008-09-24 18:07:27Z

Dawn, My grandfather had a brother named Leo, and also other siblings. I know that my grandfather was born on August 15th, 1891. If you have any other info contact me. Thank you

Re: Christian Guse

danlmel9 — 2008-08-24 14:59:09Z

Hello, Your grandfather, Arthur Gusey was my mother's brother (Mildred Gusey). I, too am trying to find info on the Gusey side of my lineage. If you get this msg please contact me so we can exchange what info we have. I have a few things that are the same as you have and some things that are different. My e-mail address is danlmel9@gmail.com Thanks, Dan Melquist

Re: Martin Guse

AshleyGuse — 2008-02-25 21:13:21Z

Do you have any more information on martin guse or marie schnider? their parents or anything at all? Anything would be a great help.

Thank you
Ashley Guse

GUSE: Elsmer A Guse

glowworm69 — 2007-10-26 13:03:04Z

Fond du Lac Reporter
Friday, March 16, 1973

Elsmer A Guse 11/4/1909-3/16/1973
Elsmer A Guse, 63, of 30 Ewald St., Mayville, former mayor, died early Friday morning at his home of an apparent heart attack.

Mr. Guse was president of Elsmer A Guse Inc., dealers of LP gas, furniture and appliances in Mayville. He was a graduate of Mayville High School and served on the Mayville Water Commission from 1939 to 1949.

He was a Mayville alderman from 1949 to 1955 and mayor from 1962 to 1970.

He was also a member of the Mayville Chamber of Commerce and a former member of the Mayville Lions Club and the Mayville Rotary Club. He sponsored the Legion Baseball and the city Basketball teams for over 25 years.

Born November 4, 1909, in the Township of Theresa, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Guse. He married Martha Recheck on May 12, 1931, in Fox Lake.

Survivors include his widow; four sons, Richard and Gerald, both of Mayville, Edgar of Madison and Thomas of Oak Creek; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Loest of Fond du Lac; two sisters, Mrs. Leona Dehring of Waupun and Mrs. Arno Zimmerman of Mayville and 10 grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by one sister and one brother.

Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Monday at St Paul's Lutheran Church in Mayville with the Rev. Merrill Herder officiating. Burial will be at St. Mary's Cemetery in Mayville.

Relatives and friends may call after 2 pm Sunday at Koepsell Funeral Home in Mayville and from noon until the time of the services at the church on Monday.

(no relation to me)(obit on same page as relative)

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

raymond_bryan — 2007-09-06 02:27:26Z

My Daughter in law is a Guse from Minnesota and her family says Goozie as well. My son has some German ancestors also. From my side there are Berngrubers of Ansbach, Hesse (Bavaria) and from my wife's side Clos (don't know a locale).

GUSE

paulampeterson66 — 2007-08-05 21:05:58Z

My great grandmother, Ida Marie Sophie Suddendorf Davis, had a few sisters but I have been unable to locate information about their names. One sister married a Guse and lived in Owatonna. I believe that she had some children--Eddie and Mamie Guse, are two possible names. Does anyone ahve any information about this family?

Ida's mother was Minnie Rodesky/Rudesky and married a Christian Suddendorf. They lived in Owatonna. Some of the family moved to Verndale, Minnesota.

Ida also had a brother names Louis Suddendorf.

Re: Looking for family

MarilynHelmrath — 2007-02-11 12:19:16Z

The Guse family I am related to lived in the Buffalo, NY area. My grandfather was Freidrich Guse who came from Germany.

Re: guse

joannmcleroy — 2007-01-23 05:52:54Z

The following is what I have:
Johann Rebarchek, born abt 1868, Wisconsin
Married abt 1891 to Friederike Wilhelmine Guse.
She was the daughter of Otto Guse and Wilhelmine Justine Block. She was born 4 Feb 1867, Kaminitz, Carthrus, Pom., Germany.
Children:
1. Annie Minna, born 14 Sep 1892, died 16 Oct 1892.
2. John Leo, born 2 Nov 1893 in Nebraska.
3. Daniel Rudolf, born 28 Nov 1895, Thayer county, Nebr.
He died Mar 1977, Huntington Beach, CA.
4. Amil, born 16 May 1898, Thayer county, Nebr., died 1 Jun 1991. He married Carrie George. (She was born 7 Sep 1900 and died 24 Mar 1994, Stockton, Kansas.)
5. Bertha, born abt 1900, Nebr.
6. Ella E., born abt 1903, Kansas
7. Zara (Male) born, 20 Mar 1905, Kansas, died Aug 1977, Huntington Beach, CA.
8. Elsie I., born abt 1908, Kansas

Would like to know what information you may have.
Thanks
JoAnn

Re: guse

joannmcleroy — 2007-01-23 05:52:20Z

The following is what I have:
Johann Rebarchek, born abt 1868, Wisconsin
Married abt 1891 to Friederike Wilhelmine Guse.
She was the daughter of Otto Guse and Wilhelmine Justine Block. She was born 4 Feb 1867, Kaminitz, Carthrus, Pom., Germany.
Children:
1. Annie Minna, born 14 Sep 1892, died 16 Oct 1892.
2. John Leo, born 2 Nov 1893 in Nebraska.
3. Daniel Rudolf, born 28 Nov 1895, Thayer county, Nebr.
He died Mar 1977, Huntington Beach, CA.
4. Amil, born 16 May 1898, Thayer county, Nebr., died 1 Jun 1991. He married Carrie George. (She was born 7 Sep 1900 and died 24 Mar 1994, Stockton, Kansas.
5. Bertha, born abt 1900, Nebr.
6. Ella E., born abt 1903, Kansas
7. Zara (Male) born, 20 Mar 1905, Kansas, died Aug 1977, Huntington Beach, CA.
8. Elsie I., born abt 1908, Kansas

Would like to know what information you may have.
Thanks
JoAnn

Re: Guse genetic genealogy project - update

clayfox — 2006-08-14 06:28:17Z

re: . . maternal grandfather was Arthur Gusey, . . . would love to join the DNA project, but . . .

Sorry, Tom. We would love having you but we need men with the surname Guse (or Gusey). Perhaps you know some cousins with the Gusey name who are interested in genealogy. Let me know offline if you do.

I'll keep my eyes open for Gusey family clues. Btw, in my home town in Illinois, all the Guse folks around there pronounced their name as if it were spelled the way you folks do. Maybe there is some kind of connection. They all came from Pomerania, in what now is western Poland.

Regards,
Clay
clay@foxcats.com

Re: Guse genetic genealogy project - update

2006-08-11 22:12:03Z

We are still looking to add more males named Guse to our project. Regarding its status, we are now fair certain that we have identified two of the lines of Guse families in North America.

A relative, who lives near Toronto whose grandfather came from Kreis Belgard, has a near exact match with another Canadian who lives in western Ontario. Both families trace their ancestors back to the same village. Neither family knew of the other before genetic testing.

We found another line from Kreis Neustettin. These lines are quite different, so are not genetically related. Another two men have an exact match and their ancestors were from villages just a few miles apart.

If you know of a Guse who might be interested, it would be exciting to learn that his ancestors match one of these families. You could search for the "guse dna project" to get more details.

Once there, you'll also find the FAQ link to lots of good answers. Thanks,
Clay

Re: Guse's in Saskatchewan

2006-04-14 13:37:26Z

I do not believe that the Frederick Guse you are related is my grandfather; I understand that he was 58 when he passed away in 1939, The chronology doesn't seem to match.

Regards

Guse's in Saskatchewan

2005-11-30 21:13:38Z

Does anyone have any information (geneology) for Frederick Guse and his wife, Amelia Weiss. They farmed near Ogema. Please contact me directly by e-mail at seveneff@siebenfeld.on.ca.

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

2005-08-14 18:52:45Z

Hey Clay, was your line from Marengo IL? If so, we are probably connected. Up here in Minnesota our family says "goozie"...

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

2005-04-29 00:29:04Z

Hi Shelley. Do you know when your grandparents where in Ontario are they from? I think I have your family in my data base.

I will try and send it too you.

Leigh Ann

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

2005-04-19 20:44:48Z

The pronunciation is 'Goosie' from Germany.
My grandparents settled in Southern Ontario Canada I believe from Germany their names are William and Minnie - not sure on Minnies maiden name. But, I do know how they stressed it is pronounced "Goosie".

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

2005-02-01 05:38:02Z

My mother's grandmother (Ernstine Kepp Wibralska) married William Guse in Minnesota after the death of her first husband, Friedrich August Wibralski. She called her "Grandma Goosey." I hope this helps!

Re: Martin Guse

2005-01-08 18:58:40Z

Ms. Gibson, in responce to your request for information regarding Martin Guse, My great grandfather Martin Guse hailed from knadensfeld russia in 1897. he was married to miss marie schneider in 1885 and came to reside in aberdeen. their daughter rose louise married my grandfather thomas theodosis.

Re: Martin Guse

2005-01-08 18:57:29Z

GUSE

2004-12-21 16:13:31Z

Guse Im looking for Guzs name my grat gandfather name.he spent aprox 14 year in N. York area from 1906-1920 in two times after that came home to Transilvania now Romania. this is a hungarian name.

Re: guse

2004-06-28 14:57:12Z

My Guse's settled in the milwaukee area, how about yours?

I don't have an alfred listed....what year was he born? do you know his parents names?

Re: John Rebarchek

2004-04-26 23:42:34Z

My Grandfather had a brother John and there Grandfathers name was John. There were 14 children in the family. Tillie, Joseph, John, May, Leo, Peter, Paul, Francis, Edward, Leona, Raymond, Bernard, Helen, Claude, there parents were George and Rosalia, and George's Parents were John and Mary. They came to this Country in 1888. Not sure if this is your family or not.

Guse genetic genealogy project

clayfox — 2006-03-09 21:12:40Z

Looking for MALE participants for the Guse Surname y-DNA project. This project could include name variations like Gusa or Gusey.

Ladies, ask your fathers, brothers and male cousins if they would like to participate, and learn more about their family's origin, and perhaps find where their distant family members are now found in the world. We have some participants from Pomerania whence came this surname.

Please contact me directly at clay@foxcats.com.
Cheers,
Clay Fox

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

clayfox — 2005-07-20 06:45:02Z

You mentioned: ". . if anyone ... found out the "true" pronunciation." There are many. In Germany, there is only one; but in the new world, there are quite a few. In the old country, German pronunciation rules apply, so the name Guse is pronounced as if it were Gusa. (rhymes with Azusa) But, here all the variations are perfectly okay. Back home in Illinois, the Guse family name sounds like "doozy" among many other easy rhymes; if you're not too choosy. :-)
Clay

Re: guse

galeurba68239861572 — 2004-06-24 21:41:53Z

I have guse who settled in wi. his name is alfred and his wife is paulina. are we related?

searching for contacts

ErlaG — 2006-07-21 05:30:39Z

Have researched line from Gottlieb and Minnie [nee Stadtlander] who arrived in Canada in 1867 from Drensen, Prussia. Looking for anyone following same line or line of Gottlieb's brother Ewald or sister
Emilie [married Gottlieb Stadtlander]. They also had a brother Herman who moved to Detroit. I have contact with his great grandson.

Guse Surname Message Board

ErlaG — 2006-07-21 05:30:39Z

Joyce,
Thanks for the tip. My ancestors came from Prussia @1868 to Ont. I also have found the name August among my tree lines.

names in Toronto

ErlaG — 2006-07-21 05:30:39Z

Sure - I'd be glad to have the contacts in
Toronto- do you have email for them? thanks Erla

looking for Jane Jacques

ErlaG — 2006-07-21 05:30:39Z

Jane Jacques-yes I think we are related please email me at erlascountrygarden@hotmail.com

Re: GUSE FAMILY

mguse_1 — 2003-12-12 05:12:56Z

I believe that the Fred Guse you are talking about is my grandfather.Contact me at mguse@interbaun.com

fred guse

mguse_1 — 2003-12-12 05:12:56Z

does anybody have infofmation about Fred Guse of Saskatchewan?

Guse

meygentree — 2004-10-16 23:07:36Z

Looking for info on August Guse (b.Jul 1840 in Posen). Married Karolina Kohler (b.22Feb 1851 in Posen?) on 9 Oct 1872 in Biscofritz. Emmigrate to US in 1880. Farmed in Correll Mn.

How do you pronounce "Guse"?

jehodges197 — 2004-10-09 04:54:42Z

I am just starting to research the Guse family. My question is how you pronounce the surname. My husband's family pronounces it "goosie", but I wonder if that isn't an Americanization.

Wondering if anyone else has found out the "true" pronunciation(s). Thanks!

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

sandy8604 — 2006-04-14 12:04:56Z

My family pronounces Guse as Goosay. They came from Alsace Lorraine area.

Re: Guse's in Saskatchewan

sandy8604 — 2006-04-14 11:08:58Z

My grandmother was Anna Marie Guse born in Alsace Lorraine, Germany. I believe her father was a Frederick Guse. I have noi nformation on him. She was born in Dec. 1874. I have the boat she came over on. I know her father brought her to the US and when she was about 21 she returned to Germany to bring her sister back to the US.

Re: John Rebarchek

Steff1955 — 2006-03-16 23:36:29Z

Please contact me concerning the family. I had a relative named Amil, my fathers family. My given name was Reborchick, but it has also been spelt, Rabarchick, or Rebarchek, etc. I know my grandfather was a twin and there was a John, Josef or joseph, Amil etc.

Anna Guse

marilynmdfl — 2003-09-04 16:11:17Z

Anna came to America with her father Frederick, from Alsace Lorraine. She came to Buffalo, NY. She was born in 1874 and married Emil Schoen, in Buffalo, NY. I would love to have any info on her or her husband.

Re: How do you pronounce "Guse"?

maximabella_1 — 2005-03-18 16:30:04Z

My maiden name is Guse, we pronounce is 'Gussy'
I see alot of german names like this for example

Maune said- mouney
neste said- nestee

Re: Guse Family

LeighPettingerGrahlman — 2005-06-30 02:31:55Z

Shawn I say your post and I have two GUSES in my family tree.

1. HERMAN GUSE married ______ MARQUARDT, daughter of MARQUARDT AND SOPHIA (NOT SURE).

2. GOTTLOB HERMAN GUSE born 11 Sept 1869 and died 4 Mar 1953 and is buried in Desboro Cemetery, Desboro, Ontario. He married AUGUSTINE WILHELMINE HULDA MARQUARDT in 1894. She was born 28 Feb 1870 and died 3 Mar 1953 and is buried in Desboro Cemetery, Desboro, Ontario. They had a daughter HILDA GUSE who married GRANT WIDMEYER.

Any connections?

Thank you

Leigh Ann

Re: John Rebarchek

grany82 — 2004-11-06 22:01:20Z

my Grandfather had 3 brothers and 1 sister Clara the brothers were Albert, Amel, but I do not know what the other brothers name was. They spelled their name Robarcheck

Re: Guse genetic genealogy project - update

gruntleader — 2006-08-13 01:46:44Z

Clay;
My maternal grandfather was Arthur Gusey, born in Franklin, MN in 1905. His father was Julius Martin Gusey, born in 1879 in Wisconsin (don't know where). His father was Christian or Martin, married to Pauline. I would love to join the DNA project, but Arthur was not able to have children, so my mother and aunt were adopted. I have not been able to make a solid connection for Christian in Wisconsin, although I did find a marriage record for Christian and Pauline in Milwaukee, and I think that's them. Do you or anyone else have any info that would help me? Thanks. Tom.

Christian Guse

gruntleader — 2006-03-26 17:05:45Z

Greetings everyone. I am looking for a little help with my Gusey side. My grandfather, Arthur Wayne Gusey, and his family were from Redwood Falls / Lake Lillian area of Minnesota. His parents were Julius Martin Gusey (b. 15 Jul 1879) and Johanna (nee Burkheart, b. 1 Aug 1881). I know Julius was born in Wisconsin, but don't know where. I believe his parents were Chris (Christian) and Pauline (Klinger, b. Feb 1848). I have found a marriage record in Milwaukee county, WI for Chris Guse and Pauline Klinge in 1876, which would be about right, and they are on the 1880 Milwaukee census. I just am not sure if they are the same.
The family story goes that Christian was married before Pauline, and that the kids from that marriage are Guse, and they kids from Pauline are Gusey. He died around 1891/2 in Wisconsing, and then Pauline remarrried to Albert Wentland and they moved to Redwood or Renville County, MN.
Anyone having any links or information to clear some of this up would be appreciated. I have no idea where they came from prior to Wisconsin, or where they lived in Wisconsin. Thanks