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jacob haberstroh

teresapost76 — 2012-06-13 00:14:19Z

Looking for Jacob Haberstroh born around 1869 in Germany. Married to Antoinette Goetz? Haberstroh in 1891. She was born in France in 1866. Anyone else researching this line please let me know.

Re: Ed (Edward) Haberstroh

KJeannotte — 2011-08-22 01:08:11Z

Hi:
My name is Keith Jeannotte and I worked for your Great Grand Dad and Grand Mother Ed and Mutzi Haberstroh from the time I was 12 years old till I entered the service. They were great people Though I was teased a lot by your Uncles John and Zeek whos name I think was Walter,You also had an Aunt that was there for one summer I think she was a past Navy Nurse.At times I was sent to help Edward Jr ,Emil, Your Grand Dad Carl, I was very young and It seemed to me that they owned half of North Dakota,I remember putting up thousands of Hay Bales. And riding a million miles on a John
Deere model (R)Tractor. I miss those wonderful people so much. Thanks for reminding me of the great nostalgia.

Yous Keith Jeannotte

Re: Family-Search

Cedriconionhead — 2011-02-14 16:39:08Z

I am interested in the Haberstroh family history. I have traced our family ancestry back to Maximilian Haberstroh from the vicinity of Riegel/Frieburg to his birth in 1705. If you can give me information from before then,it would interest me greatly! His sons were Amand and Julius who emigrated to America in 1862. Amand was my great-great grandfather.He was a shoemaker and Julius was a blacksmith. I might be able to add to your list of Haberstrohs from 1862 forward.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

haberstrohcarl — 2011-02-05 14:49:15Z

My father was the son of Frank, Charles' brother, thus my dad's uncle. my dad was born in the year Charles died. Hazel would have been his first cousin.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

kujhawk93 — 2011-02-05 12:35:16Z

Joseph was my Great-Great Grandfather. I am Virginia Davis daughter then her mother Mary Elizabeth (Hazel) Wiles to Charles William Haberstroh then Joseph. I was so tickled when Mom took the oil painting to a photographer and had them make a good photo of it. It also tickled me that he borrowed an officers uniform to pose for this picture since he was only a private.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

haberstrohcarl — 2011-02-05 04:26:20Z

Joseph was my great grandfather. Thank you for your information. I wasn't able to make the Davis connection. I knew a Virginia Davis in Hillsboro, Missouri. She always said we were related. The picture was great. I have an old brittle what looks like a partial life summary by Frank Haberstroh, Joseph's son but I could never really read it and have never taken the time to translate it one word at a time. It is in English but not very readable. I was really fascinated that he served in the Civil War. I remember very little but with my mother's help I might be able to piece more together about the time on Norfolk ave in St. Louis.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

kujhawk93 — 2011-01-30 21:33:09Z

I have posted a picture of Joseph Haberstroh in his civil war uniform on my "DavisScott" family tree. You should be able to download it from there.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

haberstrohcarl — 2011-01-29 21:50:53Z

I have a picture of him while he worked for Ma Bell. I would like to see a picture of him in his civil war uniform.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

haberstrohcarl — 2011-01-29 21:50:50Z

I have a picture of him while he worked for Ma Bell. I would like to see a picture of him in his civil war uniform.

Updated email address:

debpo57 — 2010-07-23 11:49:05Z

New e-mail address for Gretchen is: gretch-x@att.net

Re: Family-Search

kaytdee — 2010-06-22 19:13:11Z

I have a Maria Haberstroh married to Lorenz Schauwecker abt. 1838. They had a daughter, Anna Maria Schauwecker, b. 1840 in Germany. She lived in Worms before emigrating to New York in 1862.

Any information on Haberstroh/Schauwecker would be greatly appreciated.

Kristen Drake

Re: Haberstroh (German Russians)

brian11918 — 2009-06-29 15:34:06Z

Hi Danel,

Carl's sister, Lena (or Lee), created a wonderful family tree (back in the early 80's) that I still have. I will make an electronic copy and post it at haberstroh.com sometime over the next month. Nice to learn of your interest in your family history.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

nmsmom — 2008-07-26 05:05:33Z

Sorry I haven't been working on this for a few years. I don't have any info on Elizabeth Dauernheim other that BD Aug 15, 1844 (Baden?) and died Feb. 8, 1926 St. Louis.
I would be very interested in the photo you have.

Re: Family-Search

cathypepin40 — 2007-11-14 00:55:41Z

Hi Klaus. My great-grandmother's name was Bertha Haberstroh. She married John Struvy around 1887, but I don't have their marriage certificate. Their first child was born in 1889, so I am guessing at the marriage date. They probably married in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Their last child was Bertha Struvy, my grandmother.
Searching online, I found a Haberstroh family that immigrated to the US in 1879. Their daughter Bertha (born about 1863 in Germany) may be my great-grandmother. Their birth year is the same. Are you any relation to the family of Auguste and Maria Haberstroh?

Cathy

Re: Haberstroh (German Russians)

danelbennett — 2007-05-30 16:23:07Z

I would love to hear more! My name is Danel (Manning) Bennett. My mother is Rose Marie (Haberstroh) Manning. Her father is Carl Haberstroh of Rock Lake ND. I believe they came over in 1914. Ed would be my great grandfather. You listed relavtives that were my Grandfathers. Some siblings of my grandfather are/were Emil, Ed, Lee, and so many more that I can not think of (I think there were 10 or 11 siblings~some lost young.) I would like to know more of the family history.

Re: Ed (Edward) Haberstroh

danelbennett — 2007-05-30 16:13:35Z

I believe that this Ed Haberstroh would be one of my great great uncles. There are many Haberstroh's from Rock Lake ND. I can not recall all the names right now, but my mother was a Haberstroh and should remember most. There were I believe 11 siblings all together. My grandfather was Carl Haberstroh. Our family came over from Oddessa (I hope that is spelled right) in about 1914. I hope that helps some.

Ed (Edward) Haberstroh

F_Evjen — 2007-01-08 05:19:38Z

When my mother in law passed away a couple of years ago I was given a box with pictures in it. I found a picture with the caption of Clarence peterson and Ed Haberstroh. I believe that this picture was taken around WW2 in North Dakota.
I am welling to send them to the right families. I think he came form Towmer county North Dakota.
My email is fayth@blackfoot.net

Habastrogh/Haberstroh/Habestroh from Illinois

JenniferBeierle — 2006-09-28 11:59:21Z

Hello, I've recently started researching this line of my ancestry. My ancestor is Minerva Carline Habastrogh (b. June 1867) according to her son's Social Security card application, and she married Franklin Charles Bullock and lived in Evansville Indiana. I have reason to believe her brothers Frank and John spelled it Habestroh, as found on her funeral card listed as living relatives. She also had a sister named Mabel Pina (born about 1889) who married Charles R McClelland and lived in Danville, Illinois.

Any information on this line of the Habestroh family would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Re: Family-Search

JenniferBeierle — 2006-09-28 01:36:50Z

Hello! I'm just starting to research this branch of my family now that I received another Social Security card application photocopy.

My ancestor is Minerva Carline Haberstroh (Habastrogh) and I found her funeral card today online at the Browning Genealogy website. The following relatives of hers were listed, and I want very badly to get any and all information on:

According to her funeral card from the Browning Genealogy website, her children are:
Felix- Pasadena, CA
Sherman- LA
Floyd, William, and Ed- Evansville
Mrs Cora Wiseman- Louisville, KY
Mrs. Ester Sutton- Evansville

Her siblings are:
Frank Haberstroh- Evansville
John Haberstroh- Rockport, Indiana
Mrs. Eva Cameron- Evansville
Mrs. Pina McClellan- Danville, Illinois

I'm sure this Pina McClellan is the same person you mentioned! I know it's been ages since the original post but I very much hope to get in contact with you to share our information.

Thank you very much!

Re: Haberstroh from Doerlenbach Germany

debpo57 — 2005-12-03 13:46:30Z

New e-mail address for Haberstroh family is:
gretch-x@netcapade.net

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

2005-11-12 14:15:40Z

Thank you Carl for your informations. As you can see at my name, I'm interessted in any informations about the "Florreich" family.
Specially about the husband of Josephine, Edward Maximillian Florreich. The only thing I know, is that he was the son of Philipp Heinrich Florreich, born 12th Sept. 1840 in Wiesbaden-Bierstadt, Germany. He immigrated 1854 with his parents to the states. I don't have any birthday or day of death. I know about their 3 childs, Lester Argyle, Edward Lyle and Ruth and their descendants. If you are interessted in the ancestors of the husband of Josephine, please let me know.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

2005-10-26 14:21:58Z

I believe Josephine would have been my great aunt. My uncle Lionel Haberstroh keep in contact with his cousin Ruth during his life. Lionel had three brothers of which Stanley was my father and 2 sisters. Their father was Frank who would have been a sister of Josephine. I think Josephine was born Novermber 5, 1868 to Joseph Haberstroh and Elizabeth Mary Dauernheim but I could not confirm her birthdate to determine if this is correct. If this is correct then her grandparents were Andreas and Josepha Haberstroh both born about 1816 in Baden, Germany. They immigated to the US in 1850 at New Orleans. Andrea appears on a wanted list from 1854 in Baden Germany.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

2005-10-26 07:39:22Z

Yes, they had a daughter named Ruth, born 11th of June 1906, died 2nd Feb. 1994. There were also 2 sons: Lester Argyle Florreich born 20 Nov. 1892, died in 1963 and Edward Lyle born 21 Apr. 1897, died 1970

If you know more about Josephine it would be great

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

2005-10-26 00:44:01Z

did she have a daugher named ruth who lived in webster groves< missouri

Haberstroh-Boschert

2004-07-03 20:22:17Z

Re: HABERSTROH Ferdinand: seeking descendants

RHaber4215 — 2004-04-15 00:15:07Z

Are u related to me?

Re: where is my whole family

2004-04-12 00:47:59Z

WE ARE HERE DON'T WORRY!!! YOU LEFT ME RIGHT BY THE TRASH CAN AT THE GRAND CANYON....DIDN'T YOU EVEN LOOK FOR ME???? huh DID YA??? I WAS JUST 8 YRS OLD HOW COULD YOU JUST LEAVE ME BEHIND FOR 12 YRS???

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

kujhawk93 — 2003-09-28 18:24:37Z

I haven't heard from anyone...thought I would add some more information. Joseph is my great-great-great grandfather. I even have one family recipe that has been passed down in the family. Additionally, I have a picture of him in his uniform and information on my line. I don't know what you are looking for...however, I found a passenger list with him and siblings Albertine, Amalia, Raymond, and Cobston....

Do you have any information on his wife, Elisabeth Dauernheim??

Anna Maria Haberstroh

AndersonCAA — 2003-07-10 18:07:23Z

Looking for any information on the Haberstroh family from Herbolzheim, Baden, Germany. Anna Maria, born August 1676, married Joseph Kleeb, born April 1681.

Thanks!
Chris

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

kujhawk93 — 2003-05-18 00:46:13Z

Tammy,

I'm also looking for more info. I have some info on him already, but really and truly stuck on his parents and wife. Which of his children's lines do you go down? What info do you need? Maybe we can share.

Haberstroh

KRogers4808 — 2003-05-05 02:28:09Z

I have a great-great grandmother named Johanna Dorothy Haberstroh who married Carl August Hanke. Born in Germany, came to Missouri, then Blue Springs, Nebraska. I have her daughter's (my great-grandfather's) sister's) obituary. any Haberstroh details...please e-mail minnie7@gateway.net

Haberstroh family of Dorlinbach, Germany

2003-03-21 21:22:48Z

Seeking any information about the Haberstroh family from Dorlinbach in Baden, Germany. I am descended from Carolina a sister of Felix Haberstroh who located in Warrick County, IN. Carolina married Philipp Rombach/Rumbach in 1823. Their daughter Barbara married Mathias Wangler and Casper Speier in Warrick County. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Fatal Depth

2003-02-21 15:27:34Z

I have read a review on the Andrea Doria wreck called Fatal Depth by an author named Joseph Haberstroh. My parents cruised the Andrea Doria and I have some items for sale from that ship. Do you know of anyone interested in them??

Re: Haberstroh (German Russians)

2003-02-20 19:46:42Z

And I cousin I am.
Ed Haberstroh is my dad, one of Karls sons.
Kenny ( Marlins brother) and I have met and visited on many occasions, I just met Wayne and Patty about a year ago.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

ttaylor40 — 2002-09-20 20:18:59Z

I believe that here was a younger Josephine, maybe Joseph's sister--I will check and get back to you.

Re: Joseph Haberstroh of MO

2002-09-04 16:57:30Z

I#m looking for informations about Josephine Haberstroh, which married Edward Maximilian Florreich. The only information I have is, that she died on 18.Dec 1944 in St. Louis Missouri. Could it be, that there is a connection?

Thanks for reply in advance

Helmut Florreich

haberstroh

krcando — 2002-08-30 14:52:31Z

Our son married grand daughter of Edward any info you are willing to share w/b appreciated. The blm (Bureau Of Land Mgmt) has listings For homestead claims.
Thank You Roger C.

Christian Haberstroh

AHaberstroh — 2002-06-16 08:13:24Z

Christian Haberstroh's wife was Katherine Roth. He had two children that I know about, Mathias and Joseph. Mathias was born Feb. 20, 1835. If anyone knows anything about any of these people it would be greatly appriciated if you would replay

Re: Family-Search

cfrench69 — 2002-04-20 18:22:00Z

Hi Klaus,

I am looking for the family history of my Great Aunt Mable Pina Haberstroh. She was my favorite aunt and told alot of Great Stories about her life. She said her Grandfather was from Berlin Germany. She remembered 2 slaves named Aunt Fanny and Uncle Tom. I do not know her father or mothers name. I do know she had 2 stepmothers. The first stepmother had a daughter named Pearl. My aunt married Charles Mcclellan and they lived in Danville Illinois. My aunt died in 1983. She was 94 years old. She was still living on her own and taking complete care of herself and her home at the time of her death! She was an extradorinary person whom I loved and looked up to. I have been wanting to find out her family history and more detailed history about her. Do you have any information on her?

Re: Haberstroh in America

lpsoule — 2001-09-14 20:25:17Z

I have a branch of the Haberstrohs in
America (specifically Iowa).
The line starts with Casimir Haberstroh,
born in Baden, Germany 1803-1807 and died
July 1850 in Iowa City, Johnson Co., Iowa.
The family emigrated around 1845 with wife
Christiana, and children Julius and
Gustave. More information is available at
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/4755/lsoule/index.h...

Haberstroh-Boschert