Heidenreich - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: St. Clair County, IL Heidenreich Reunion - June 2007

sharonboard37 — 2008-12-18 00:31:38Z

My mistake. Clemens was from Schmittmuhle. He arrived on the ship Harvest in 1847. I do hope this is the same family. thanks.

Re: St. Clair County, IL Heidenreich Reunion - June 2007

sharonboard37 — 2008-12-18 00:18:51Z

I am researching the Clemens Heidenreich family. He arrived in 1847 on the Schmittmuhle. Is this the same family? His wife is named Catherine. They had 6 children: Mary, John, Fannie, Clemens, Louis and Joseph. The lines I have researched are Clemens, Louis (my ancester) & Joseph.

Sharon Board

Re: Heidenreichs coming to the US from Silesia

AlexRa777 — 2008-10-12 20:06:35Z

Hi,
This is probably very far-fetched, but my grandmother at Katarina Gruenwald at age 17 or 18 married Bernhard Heidenreich (date unknown, but approximately 1912 in Munich.)

He came from a "good family" and was an opera singer who performed at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City on tour. He did not, however, emigrate to the United States Photos exist, (two in his opera costumes) but I could find no record on the internet. That's all we know.

They had two children, Erna and Erika (my mother, now deceased) Heidenreich. He died of consumption in his 30s.

I wonder if there is any connection.

Alexandra

Re: Heidenrich/Poggemiller in Iowa

krbegey — 2008-09-09 01:23:57Z

Barbara-
GET AHOLD OF ME..We ARE related....your Ludwig (Louie) was my Great Uncle...
kbegey@gmail.com
I just found your message dated May 2007 and tried that e-mail address....my e-mail came back to me. HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON!!
Kathy (Poggemiller) Begey

Children (3) of W.V.Heidenreich/ Eliz. Andrzejewski mar.1948

DawnHines55 — 2008-08-25 19:13:27Z

Seeking to contact the children of William Vernell Heidenreich and Elizabeth Andrzejewski married in 1949: William Vernell Heidenreich 2/19/50, Gary Allan Heidenreich 1/27/51 and Paula Jo Heidenreich 2/9/51. They were divorced in maybe 1953 or 54 and the children of HIS second marriage are seeking the children of the first! Please help! my email is lovingsurrender@aol.com

Re: Heidenreich

71153 — 2008-06-14 00:15:43Z

I just saw your posting about Rose Heidenreich. I am sure she is the same Rose who was married to my uncle Alex Schalgel. I have a fair amount of information about the Schlagel and some of the Heidenreich family and would be happy to share what I have.

Re: Heydenreich/Heidenreich Connections

iboyd21 — 2008-06-13 02:13:28Z

I would be most interested in your handwritten family tree showing August Heydenreich and Martha Schroeder, including their children and great grandchildren. I've been searching for connecting family data for some time. Thanks

Re: Obit-Julius Heidenreich

iboyd21 — 2008-06-13 01:59:30Z

Please send me copy of obit. I'm not certain where this fits into my family, but my mother's grandfather, August Friedrich Heydenreich, in Germany c1819(was a coppersmith); he came to New York City around 1846 and lived in Brooklyn until his death in 1873. His brother Johann Tobias Heidenreich arrived in NYC but went on to Pennsylvania to live and work. The family does not know why each spelled their last name differently, but I can assure you they are brothers as I have other notes and correspondence between the families. Looking forward to hearing from you. Irene

Re: Obit-Julius Heidenreich

janetzke135 — 2008-06-12 01:24:00Z

Julius was my wife's great great grandfather and we would be mostinterested in this item.

Re: Heidenreichs of Utica, New York - 1880 Census

adthaeler — 2008-02-24 23:18:34Z

The George A. (Adolph) minister at the Waconia Moravian Church was my maternal grandfather. He was born 07 Dec 1871.

His father was Jacob; his Mother was Barbara Biri. I think the brother of Jacob is John (married to Anna).

This would mean that we have two Georges (lst cousins) . . .
assuming the fathers were brothers. Since, as mentioned in my earlier post, the names of John's children were in my grandmother's birthday book, one would think that they were brothers. Also, there is the fact that they lived in Utica together.
And I know that Jacob had brothers . . .although I don't have anything that gives me their names.

I appreciate your reply. I would hope that some of John's descendants could verify this relationthionship.

Dave

Re: Heidenreichs of Utica, New York - 1880 Census

LevineN — 2008-02-24 21:13:14Z

It may be that George A. was minister of the Waconia Moravian Church in Waconia Minnesota from 1915-1918 or this may be the wrong George altogether. George is listed as one of John and Anna's children.

Re: Heidenreichs coming to the US from Silesia

indykmd1 — 2007-12-28 20:37:02Z

My great-grandfather, Johann Müller of Wiese-Graeflich, Kreis Neustadt, Silesia married an Anna Heidenreich. They had six children born between 1888 and 1903. Two of their children, Richard and Anna came to Indianapolis, Indiana.

I know they were somehow related to Pauline, Karl and Marie Heidenreich that immigrated to Indianapolis also. Pauline, Karl and Marie did not marry.

Sincerely,
Karin Mueller Davis

Re: August "Gus" HEIDENREICH

dmchrist14 — 2007-10-08 18:10:35Z

My great great Aunt, Louisa FRIEDRICH, b. 1884 married Heinrich Friedrich August HEIDENREICH, b. 17 Sept. 1876, on 23 Sept. 1923 in St. Louis, MO. They had no children, but I am trying to plug his family into my database. His death certificate says he was born in Nashville, Washington CO, IL to Joachim August HEIDENREICH and Caroline MEHLE.

I found this family in the 1880 census (living in Illinois) listed as follows, August, age 48, Caroline, age 42, Henry, age 17, Minnie, age 15, Caroline, age 13 and August, age 5, all born in Prussia.

Does any of this ring a bell with any of you HEIDENREICH researchers? Thanks in advance.

Debbie Christ
St. Louis, MO

Joh. Hein. Heidenreich, born 1833, Tiefendorf, Sachsen/Saxony

geniegreen — 2007-09-23 01:15:08Z

A Johann Heinrich Heidenreich, born 1833 in Tiefenort, Sachsen, is believed to have come to America. A Heidenreich researcher in Germany hopes to find more about him, where he lived, marriage and family information. His homepage is www.holger-heidenreich.de

Annie D. Heidenreich servant in 1910-age 17

cindybeasley20 — 2007-06-01 02:37:48Z

Looking for any info on Annie D. Heidenreich. She was a servant for the Cripps family in 1910. Please reply if you know anything. I have relation to the Cripps, but want to know more on Annie

Re: Heidenrich/Poggemiller in Iowa

bjones1593 — 2007-05-16 15:48:19Z

My Mother was the daughter of LUdwig Poggemiller (louie)
Edna Annette Poggemiller... I would look forward to hearing from any other Poggemiller's.

Barbara Jones
bjones@starvedrock.net.

Re: Welcome, cousin!

ephervescent1 — 2007-05-03 02:52:25Z

Yes, Tina is my cousin, my mom's name wasn't Bertha, it's Bernice...I'll hafta give Tina a call tomorrow. They had 7 children, the first born died in a high chair accident.

Welcome, cousin!

hetaerae_1 — 2007-05-02 13:02:46Z

Yes, we are indeed related! How nice to hear from you. Very briefly, here's our mutual family:

Our first American immigrant ancestor was Heinrich Gottlieb Heidenreich and his wife Anne Marie Kottkamps, who came to the US in 1847 aboard the brig George Delius, with their adult children, Caspar Heinrich, Anne Marie, and Anna Katherine. Their son Christian Friederich came in 1848 after his release from the German army; and their married daughter and her family, Anne Marie and Christian Friederich Knebelkamp came in 1853.

My direct ancestor was Caspar; your direct ancestor was Christian Friederich.

Heinrich and his sons Caspar and Christian Friederich all purchased land near each other on the Belleville prairie; Caspar's land abutted the church lands, Heinrich's was across the road, and Christian Friederich's was to the east a short distance away.

Christian Friederich married Louisa Meyer in 1849, and they had one son, Frederick, born 1852. Sometime before 1880, Christian Friederich and Louisa lost their land and moved to Okawville. Their son Frederick married Caroline Koenig in 1876, and they had seven children. The sixth child, Louis W., born in 1891, is your grandfather; he married Martha Hohlt in 1921. Louis and Martha had eight children; your mother, Bertha Emma, was the fifth, born in 1928. I have no other information on your branch of the family past the birthdates of Louis and Martha's children, which were given to me by a Tina LaBusier - do you know her?

By separate e-mail, I'll send you an invitation to join the Yahoo! group heidenreichreunion, which has a lot of information, photos, marriage licenses, etc.

Welcome, cousin! This is exciting! Looking forward to knowing you and trading family information.

Carrie

Heidenreichs of Utica, New York - 1880 Census

2006-11-21 13:57:13Z

I am looking for any descendents of John C. and Anna Heidenreich. In the 1880 census for Utica, New York, the children of this couple are listed as: (some dates have been verified from other sources)

Mary - Age 22
Edward (Eddie) - Listed Age 19, but he was born 5 Feb 1858
Charles - born 27 Oct 1864
Frederick - born 4 Feb 1870
William - Age 8
John - Age 6
George - born 9 Jun 1876
Hattie (not Addie) - born 1 Feb 1879

I beleieve John (and wife, Anna) is my great grandfather, Jacob's brother.

The children with the actual birth date listed above were listed in my grandmother's (maiden name Reusswig) Heidenreich birthday book, so I am certain they are family to my great grandfather, Jacob.

At the time of Jacob's death (railroad accident) in 1877, it is mentioned in notes from my aunt, Dorothy Heidenreich, that Jacob's brothers came to take care of Jacob's 4 children, but Jacob's wife, Barbara (Biri), would not give them up.

I hope someone recognizes some of these people.

Re: OBIT: Jim Heidenreich c 1945 -- 2005 Chicago IL

2006-07-26 05:12:35Z

Anyone looking for information on Jim Heidenreich (my father) can e-mail me with questions. Mezzomealah@hotmail.com

Boes/Heidenreich

2006-03-27 21:02:04Z

I am having problems finding a town of origin for my Heidenreichs.

My great grandfather, Frederick Boes (5/1861 to 4/1927) was the son of Gerhard Boes and Anna Maria Heidenreich. He had several siblings that I know of: Victoria, Rosalia, Mary Rita, and Adam. All were born in Germany and trickled over, one by one, as adults, settling in Collinsville, Madison, IL and Michael, Calhoun, IL. I have no evidence that the parents immigrated. They were Catholic, and from Hesse.

There are several other Heidenreichs in the area that appear to be related because they are godparents to various of Fred's children and those of his siblings:

Clemens b. abt. 1828, wife Catherine Schneider, Collinsville, IL.

Edward b. 1841, wife Mary Elizabeth Roehl, Michael, IL.

Veronica b. 1831, married Ulrich Roehl, Michael, IL.

Each had a daughter named Veronica Sophronia or Sophronia Veronica. Does anyone have any information on this family?

Thank you,

Ann Kroeger

Re: Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

2006-03-18 15:00:25Z

Danny, received your E-mail today, but you don't have all the children of Christopher Heidenreich.
Are you relatedto Heidenreich's and if so how?
Walter Heidenreich

Heidenreich

2006-03-08 12:30:20Z

Danny you have some of the dates wrong.
Christopher Heidenreich b. 23 Feb. 1874 in Letschow, Mecklenburg, Germany. Immigrated to US with parents and 3 sisters in 1884 to Frankenmuth, Mich. He was ordained a Lutheran Minister 28 June 1896 at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frankenmuth, Mich. Walter Heidenreich.

Re: Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

2006-03-08 00:19:34Z

I don't know if Leonard came and lived in Marshall with my Grandparents. I was born in 1922 and remember the name, as coming to visit in my younger years. I don't have any idea how he would be related. I am the oldest grandson and there isn't anyone else in the family who would know anything about this relationship. Walter

Danny Wilber

2006-03-07 01:19:48Z

Danny what is your relationship to Leonard Kritzckau or Heidenreich's?

Re: Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

2006-03-07 01:14:19Z

Friederich Heidenreich had 3 daughters also.
I remember Leonard Kritchgau visiting my grandparents, I spent a lot of time there in my younger years as they lived around the corner from my home. I think Leonard was from Albion and was probably a Lutheran. My Grandfather was Lutheran pastor at Zion Ev. Lutheran Church in Marshall for 50 years, he lived in Church parsonage and didn't rent.

Re: Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

2006-03-06 11:51:52Z

Rev. Christopher Heidenreich married Sophia Maria Wirth in Frankenmuth, Mich. at the Lutheran Parsonage of St. John's Lutheran Church on 28 April 1897. They were my Grandparents.

URL for St. Clair County, IL Heidenreich Reunion - June 2007

hetaerae_1 — 2006-06-08 22:13:47Z

Here's the URL:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/heidenreichreunion/

St. Clair County, IL Heidenreich Reunion - June 2007

hetaerae_1 — 2006-06-08 22:12:10Z

On June 11, 1847, the Heidenreichs arrived at the port of Phildelphia from Germany. To celebrate 160 years in the United States, we're planning a family reunion at the original Heidenreich farm and church near Millstadt/ Centreville, Illinois (by Belleville) on the weekend of June 9, 2007. A Yahoo Group has been set up and will be the place for information, networking, and brainstorming. Check the family tree within to see if you're related to any of these families, who are from St. Clair County, Illinois -- surnames included are Aimo, Becker, Beichert, DeMange, Frank, Fuhs, Grahmann / Grohmann, Heidenreich, Hoffman / Hoffmann, Hughes, Keck, Knefelkamp / Knebelkamp, Linne, McBride, McGarvy, Miers, Mueller, Obernagel, Odum, Poegemiller, Rieso, Schrieber, Schwoebel, Tiemann, and Wright. There are historic photos, copies of marriage licenses, ships' passenger lists, etc. Please come visit.

Obit-Julius Heidenreich

fayresk — 2006-11-07 17:44:32Z

I have an original obit w/ Photo for Julius Heidenreich from Morgan Park (Chicago) ,d 6/30/1927, b 5/17/1840, Breslau, Germany, came to America in 1855. If any one is interested in it, please email me.

Chris Heidenreich and Sophia Rohs

dakrebs44 — 2006-03-23 14:09:15Z

I am searching for information about Chris Heidenreich (b.5/26/1849) and Sophia (Rohs) Heidenreich, m. 10/24/1874. They were from the Mecklenburg area of Germany and imigrated to U.S. about 1882 or 1883.

Re: Chris Heidenreich and Sophia Rohs

dakrebs44 — 2006-03-23 14:09:15Z

Thanks Carrie. Since that posting, I've been able to trace their origins further back to Mecklenburg, as well as their imigration to the U.S., arriving in New York on 19 October 1882 aboard the steamship Wieland from Hamburg/Havre.
From other information, it also appears that two of Christoph's brothers (Hans Wilhelm and Johann Christian) emigrated from Mecklenburg in 1883. They, or their relatives, eventually ended up in the areas of Kindred, ND and Lester Prairie, MN, respectively.

Re: Chris Heidenreich and Sophia Rohs

dakrebs44 — 2006-03-23 14:09:15Z

George - Have you been in touch with Don Holtz? He is the great-grandson of Johann Heidenreich who settled in Lester Prairie, MN (after first living in the Walnut, IL area). I need to have some more research done in Germany, since there is conflicting information as to whether or not Christoph was actually a brother of Johann and Hans Wilhelm, or just a cousin. Christoph's obit said that they were brothers. Feel free to contact me directly via email [losdak@cs.com]. All in all,one way or the other, we can eventually trace the family back to the 1600's.

Re: Chris Heidenreich and Sophia Rohs

dakrebs44 — 2006-03-23 14:09:15Z

Carrie - how did you get such complete information from the Illinois State Death Index? I've never noticed them listing information about Date of Interment.

John Fritz Simon Heidenreich

delfinaclarey — 2006-12-12 05:47:00Z

John Fritz Simon Heidenreich married Cora Ethel (madien name unknown) They had three children: Frank N. Heidenreich, Helen Louise Heidenreich, and John Robert Heidenreich. Any information on this family line would be greatly appreciated.

Heydenreich/Heidenreich Connections

jimh20ny1 — 2006-07-24 01:29:32Z

Seeking ancestors of Karl Heinrich (Charles Henry) Heydenreich/Heidenreich and Johanna Tannenbaum of Dresden, Saxony, Germany immigrated to NYC, NY in 1850. Children include Charles Hrenry, Jr, b 1840; Mary H, b 1842; Emmma H, b 1844; Maximillian H, b NYC 1851; Frank H, b NYC 1854.

Re: Heydenreich/Heidenreich Connections

jimh20ny1 — 2006-07-24 01:29:32Z

Hi Johannna - WOW is this a small world. I have just been reading some old letters (1988/1989) that I received from some relatives of yours - Harriet Heydenreich Covert and Eleanor Heydenreich DeWald. I have also been in touch with other relatives of yours in Seattle, WA and Bloomsburg/Washingtonville, PA. All of these folks were descended from Tobias Heydenreich, a brother of your G GF August Heydenreich.

I also have a 17 page typed but undated narrative manuscript about the Tobias Heydenreich family for the period 1832 to about 1895. This manuscript was dedicated to the aunt Rosa Heydenreich Grossmann by Harriet Heydenreich Covert and Martha Heydenreich Smith.

I have recently located a distant cousin in Germany. He has my G GF Karl Heinrich Heydenreich, born in 1816 in Dresden listed in the 1901 edition of the Heydenreich Family history and genealogy book which he is now updating. I have sent him charts for all the Heydenreich descendants that I know are descendants of Karl Heinrich Heydenreich. I have asked him to check the 1901 book to see if Tobias or his parents are listed there (William Heinrich Heydenreich and Dorothea Thomas.) So, we MAY be related.

I also have a handwritten family tree showing August Heydenreich and Martha Schroeder, their children, grand children and great grandchildren. (Surnames: Geib, Haug, Haake, Milligan, Mollers, Crawford and Fogg.)

Where were you born and where do you live?

My branch of the family started out in NYC, NY but I know some members moved to NJ and CA before 1900 and some other members left NYC but I do not know where they went! We had family living in NYC from 1850 until the death of my mother in 1979. I was born in NYC.

Stay In Touch!

Best Regards,

Jim Heydenreich
Lakehurst, NJ

Heidenreich from Klingenmunster,Baden

henry321 — 2007-01-19 16:43:46Z

Looking for information on my GGM Madgalena Heidenreich b-1853,& Sisters Elizabeth b-1845,Anna Maria b-1848,Katharina b-1850 all born in Klingenmunster,Baden,Germany. mother Elizabeth Mueller, father Friedrich Heidenreich.If we have a link will share info.
Henry Kaspar

Re: great-grandmothers maiden name.

archangel8103 — 2006-11-28 21:50:27Z

Wanda...I have been trying to contact you regarding Daughtery-Graham. Pleaase email me at archangel8103@bellsouth.net

Re: John Johann Heidenreich

vlhaas — 2006-12-03 03:57:52Z

Do you know if Johann and Margaret Berger Heidenreich had a son named Heinrich born about 1854/56? I am looking for information on a Heinrich and Caroline Haas Heidenreich, Heinrich was born in the Hazleton Pa area and after marry moved to Wilkes Barre Pa. Their first son Karl "Charles" born Jan 5, 1879 was baptized at Grace Reform Church Hazleton and his sponsor was a grandparent Johannes Heidenreich.

Re: John Johann Heidenreich

vlhaas — 2006-12-03 03:57:52Z

Thanks for the info.. I just happened to see John and Margaret were married in Hazleton Pa and was hoping. I'll keep looking

Re: Heidenreich Luzerne Co PA

vlhaas — 2006-12-03 03:57:52Z

Thanks for the reply but as far as I know I have no George or Myrtle in my specific Heidenreich line.

Heidenreichs Meeting in Heidenreichstein, Austria, 26-29 May 2005

JHeydenreich — 2006-07-24 01:26:31Z

Meine Frau und ich beabsichtigen im Mai 2005 nach Wien und Heidenreichstein zu kommen. Für den 26. bis 29. Mai ist in Heidenreichstein ein Familientreffen der Heidenreichs geplant und wir hoffen, dass wir dann dort sein können.

Konnen jemand ein Hotel oder ein Gast-Haus in Heidenreichstein empfehlen? Oder Wien?

Vielen Dank

Jim Heydenreich
Jimh20ny@aol.com

Re: Response to John Heidenriech Query

nancy3855 — 2006-11-04 10:02:04Z

In looking at Holzhauer inquiries, I read the letter from Fred Griswold concerning Amherst OH and names he found at the Cleveland St. Cemetery: Excerpt
"When I found your site on the internet, you filled in the information about John Newton Holzhauer and his line. John Newton is buried in the Brownhelm cemetery with his wife Christine. His father, John C. Holzhauer, is buried in the Cleveland Street Cemetery in Amherst not more than 20 feet from a bunch of other Holzhauers. I think you saw on the tombstone for John C. Holzhauer the name of his wife, Ellen Springer. That is why I suspected the maiden name of Ellen was a Springer....."

Ellen Springer was my maternal grandmother. She is buried with John C. Holzhauer, her first huband. She later married my father's father, thus her name became Ellen Springer. Her maiden name is Martin.
(Parts of that family are called Merthe, the correct name. Martin was a result of immigration misunderstanding of English.)
Nancy Springer Spiegelberg
129 Milan Ave B1
Amherst OH 44001-1464
nancy@godthoughts.com

Re: St. Clair County, IL Heidenreich Reunion - June 2007

ephervescent1 — 2007-05-02 09:09:24Z

Hi, I'm a daughter of Bernice Heidenreich born in Okawville Il. Her parents were Louis and Martha (nee Holt) Heidenreich. Siblings were Leona, Lester, Gladys, Clarence, & Louis Jr. Are we any relation would ya happen to know?? I know at a great aunts funeral (98yrs) a cousin was doing a family tree but I was too young to know names.

Need Leonard Kritschgau link to Christ. Heidenreich

dmwilber — 2006-07-19 00:37:04Z

information stated below was on the manafist Information from S.S Mongolia Passenger Manifest, Sailing from Hamburg, Germany on November 10, 1923 and Arriving at New York, United States on November 23, 1923.

"Leonard Kritschgau going to join a relative , Name and complete address:
Relative: Christ. Heidenreich, 2-- South Eagle, Marshall, Michigan."

I'm tring to link or find out how they are linked. I'm doing research on the Kritschgau line. Can anyone help?

Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

dmwilber — 2006-03-01 20:00:03Z

Need a marriage look up for Christopher Heidenreich and Mary. I think it wasin April 1897 in Saginaw County, Michigan. Can anyone help me? Thank you for time and any help.

Re: Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

dmwilber — 2006-03-07 00:56:50Z

What is the link of Christopher Heidenreich to Leonard Kritschgau?

This is the information I had before I got your information.

Descendants of Frederich Heidenreich

Generation No. 1

1. Frederich1 Heidenreich He married Mary Garloff.

Child of Frederich Heidenreich and Mary Garloff is:

+ 2 i. Christopher2 Heidenreich, born 1875 in Germany.

Generation No. 2

2. Christopher2 Heidenreich (Frederich1) was born 1875 in Germany. He married Mary S. Wirth April 28, 1897 in Frankenmuth, Saginaw County, Michigan, daughter of John C. Wirth. She was born 1878 in Michigan.

Notes for Christopher Heidenreich:

Both Mother & Father were born in Germany

More About Christopher Heidenreich:

Immigration: 1896

Residence 2: 1920, Renting in Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan

Notes for Mary S. Wirth:

Father was born Germany, Mother was born Michigan

More About Christopher Heidenreich and Mary Wirth:

Lived 2: Bet. 1920 - 1930, Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan

Marriage: April 28, 1897, Frankenmuth, Saginaw County, Michigan

Children of Christopher Heidenreich and Mary Wirth are:

3 i. Marie3 Heidenreich, born 1900 in Michigan.

More About Marie Heidenreich:

Residence 2: 1920, Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan

4 ii. Walter W. Heidenreich, born 1903 in Michigan.

More About Walter W. Heidenreich:

Residence 2: Bet. 1920 - 1930, Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan

5 iii. Lawrence Heidenreich, born 1906 in Michigan.

More About Lawrence Heidenreich:

Residence 2: 1920, Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan

6 iv. Herbert Heidenreich, born 1910 in Michigan.

More About Herbert Heidenreich:

Residence 2: 1920, Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan

7 v. Margaret Heidenreich, born 1913 in Michigan.

More About Margaret Heidenreich:

Name other spelling: Marguerite L. Heidenreich

Residence 2: Bet. 1920 - 1930, Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan

Re: Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

dmwilber — 2006-03-07 00:24:12Z

Thank you very much for the information and your help.

Re: Heidenreich Marriage in Michigan

dmwilber — 2006-03-07 19:30:07Z

Immigration has Leonard Kritschgau arrival in United States November 23, 1923. He was going to live with a relative named Christ. Heidenreich who lived on Eagle St.in Marshall, Michigan. I would to find out how they are relatived. Can you help?