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Re: Harry Walter Heinrich 1891

kevincomber — 2009-10-04 23:43:51Z

Thanks Debra
I have seen that entry for Henrich I thought it may have been a typo but twice is a bit hard to accept as a typo.
I have one Heinrich living Sydney that I am sending a letter to hoping that they can shed some light on my Harry.
Cheers Kevin

Re: Harry Walter Heinrich 1891

dj72green — 2009-10-04 13:33:01Z

Harry is on the 1930 Electoral Roll at 62 Selwyn Street, Glenmore, Paddington, (Traveller) and on the 1936 Electoral Roll at 30 Park Road, Glenmore, Paddington, (Motor Mechanic). Both are under Henrich. There is nobody else with him by that surname. I would check the death in 1971 - parents' names on death certs can be unreliable, depending on who was giving the information (and especially as his parents used so many different names!). That Harry was aged 79 when he died so fits with yours. There was a death notice in the SMH which you can request a look up for at http://ryersonindex.net/search.php It may confirm or discount this death as being your Harry.

Debra

Harry Walter Heinrich 1891

kevincomber — 2009-10-04 09:16:34Z

Trying to find out what happened to Harry.
I have his birth cert and know his parents were Johann and Lydia Heinrich.His sister Emma Augusta was my grandmother.
Harry just cannot be found in all the records that I have searched.
I am hoping that someone out there has some info on him.
Cheers Kevin,Perth

Heinrich of Zanesville, Ohio

ediek97 — 2009-08-09 10:19:03Z

Would like to find out if my William (Wilhelm) Heinrich, born Germany and died in Zanesville 1899 had any other family in Ohio. I know there are a lot of Heinrich in Cincinnati, but can't connect them. He married Mary Gehring from Dresden, Ohio. Thanks.

Re: Vincent Matthew Heinrich

heinrichmatthew — 2009-06-07 08:10:24Z

wow its kinda cool to find people with the same name first and last thats cool

Heinricks of Younkers NY

oclarke11 — 2009-04-20 23:40:01Z

Theadore Richard Heinricks was b 14 Feb 1868 in Ny. He marr Emma Caroline Eisenhut. She was b abt 1869 in New Rochelle NY. Their dau Ruth Lillian b 11 Aug 1909 in Younkers NY marr Karl Valentine Krutzberg. Karl was b 26 Sep 1909 also in Younkers. He was the son of Frederick Valentine Krutzberg & Elizabeth Rogers. Frederick was b Dec 1877 & Caroline was b 7 Oct 1876. Frederick was b in Manhattan NY & Elizabeth was b in NJ. She was dau of the Rogers who owned the Rogers Locomotive Company. Am researching this family for a dear friend who would like to get in touch with any other decendants of this family. Any help appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Marie Irene Anne Heinrich

smitty50161 — 2009-04-18 16:00:40Z

Is this cindy ? this is mike whats up girl Looking for Heinrich siblings , there are so far Dominique / Mireille / Beatrice / Elizabeth / cindy / Danny / and Odette

Re: Heinrich of Germany to Wisconsin

heinrichjane — 2009-01-18 14:30:49Z

Pomerania (German: Pommern, Polish: Pomorze, Kashubian: Pòmòrze or Pòmòrskô, Latin: Pomerania or Pomorania) is a historical region on the south coast of the Baltic Sea, now divided between Germany and Poland.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomerania

I am also researching Heinrich's in Wisconsin but cannot connect to yours at this time. Keep me in mind as you continue your research.
http://dahlheimer-bebeau.com/Heinrich/

Alma Heinrich

lamblinlady — 2009-01-17 17:40:42Z

I am researching Alma Heinrich. She was from Wisconsin or Minnesota. Her middle name was either Ida or Inez. She spoke of a brother. She mentioned names of Frank and Walter. Could be brother could be nephew. She was married to Ballinger and Kelly. Lived for many years in Chicago and retired to Eagle River Wisc. She had 2 children with Ballinger and one with Kelly. Any help from anyone would be appreciated.

Re: Heinrich of Germany to Wisconsin

lamblinlady — 2009-01-17 17:30:00Z

We may be researching the same family. I am looking for Alma Heinrich. Middle name is either Ida or Inez. Born 04 Aug 1904.
Her death certificate says her father's name was Henry and mother was Rika Dilburner. She spoke of Frank and Walter. I remember one was brother. The other might have been nephew. Alma was my husband's mother. We visited in the summer of 1964 near Bemidji with the brother or nephew and his wife and daughters. Then we went to St. Paul for a wedding of her nieces child. Are we looking for the same family?
lamblin.lady@hotmail.com

Lydia Heinrich of Mason, TX 1924

drbrownlee — 2008-11-30 03:02:43Z

Lydia is pictured in the 1924 Branding Iron, yearbook of Mason High School, as a junior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone else.

Re: GOTTFRIED HEINRICH ANCESTOR

VivPritchard — 2008-09-11 11:08:53Z

Christine,

I have HEINRICH musicians in my family tree! The only one who was rumoured to go to the USA was Carl, who may have played a trumpet. This Carl was b 19th Oct 1853 Writz, and may have married an Anna. Carl was my grandfather's oldest brother.

Grandpa = Otto Friedrich HEINRICH b 1st June 1859, Pretzch, Sachsen Anhalt. He was a violin player/maker/dealer. After travelling all over, including going to Long Beach, NY, he ended up marrying a girl from Dorset, England - where I am - and they settled in Bath, Somerset, where they lived for the rest of their lives.

Grandpa had siblings - Herman, Robert, Helene, Martha, Lena, Paul and possibly others. They were quite well off, and their house in Leipzigerstrasse is still there!

Grandpa's line goes back:

Friedrich HEINRICH b 14 Feb 1825 Pretzch, son of
Johann Carl, b 16 Dec 1797 Pretzch, son of
Johann C, b 4 Dec 1754 Torgau

and back to Gottfried b c 1690 Pretzch.

Is it possible Carl may have ended up in Utica, or at least passed through it? Could you posssibly send any info my way - if it ties up with what I've written here?

The only violin I have now is one my father made. He was taught by his father Otto Friedrich.

Re: Mary Heinrich/Joseph Marchand

ddiedrich1_1 — 2008-08-28 15:07:29Z

What dob was your Mary Heinrich. Mine was born c1824 and was born in Sachen, Germany. She came with her widowed mother and lived in NY and was living in 1850 but after that we have lost track of her.
She had brothers Gottlieb,Frederick & Charles (Johann Charles) my gg grandfather & a sister Johanna (Hanna)
Her mother was Josephine unknown. (b.1799)
Her father was Gottlieb Heinrich d 1836 in Germany

Any connection?
Diana

Re: Heinrich Family: Saxony to Wisconsin

heinrichjane — 2008-07-24 18:18:15Z

It is highly probable that there is a link. Please go to my website and send me an email from there.

http://dahlheimer-bebeau.com/Heinrich/

I can then reply directly to you with more details.

Re: Heinrich Family: Saxony to Wisconsin

rwlangacker — 2008-07-18 12:54:08Z

I keep seeing your information and wonder if my Heinrich family is related to yours. My Heinrich family is from the Waupaca County area (New London). John Heinrich (b. Dec 1844) was supposedly born in New York, but I can't seem to find him. I've tried all the usual tricks of name variation, birthplace and year variation, but to no avail.

The reason I'm asking is there is a coincidence I have with your John Heinrich born 1847. My John Heinrich had a son named John Louis Heinrich and you have a Louis John Heinrich. Please contact me to see if there's any way there could be a connection.

Wendy in Wisconsin

Re: Heinrich in Wisconsin

rwlangacker — 2008-07-18 12:36:05Z

I might be able to help you out. I have been working on my Heinrich ancestry for a while, and have checked out quite a few Heinrich families in Wisconsin. (My family is John Heinrich b. 1844.) You may e-mail me privately, and we can go into the specifics from there.

Heinrich in Wisconsin

heathernovotny — 2008-07-13 12:34:02Z

Looking for ancestors of Irma Heinrich b. 12 may 1902 in Wisconsin. Her father was Frank Heinrich b. abt 1870 in Germany. He died in 1955 in Muskego, WI. His wife was Pauline b. abt 1878 in Germany and died 1959 in Muskego.
Irma married Elmer Paepke in Waterford, WI in 1921. I have no info on his family either. Thanks.

Heinrich Family: Saxony to Wisconsin

heinrichjane — 2008-04-24 12:07:00Z

Looking for any connections to this family, details available on: www.dahlheimer-bebeau.com/Heinrich/

FIRST GENERATION:
Sigmond (Siegmont) HEINRICH
Born: 1799 in Germany
Marr: 25 Nov 1819 in Germany
Died: 1828

SECOND GENERATION:
Fredrich William (Friedrich Wilhelm) HEINRICH
Born: 25 Nov 1819 in Kingdom of Saxony, now a state of Germany
Marr: 1841 in Arnsdorf, Saxony, Germany
Died: 30 Jan 1892 in Lebanon, Lebanon Township, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Spouse: Johanna Caroline HENKER
Born: 21 Oct 1814
Died: 8 May 1879 in Lebanon, Lebanon Township, Waupaca County, Wisconsin

THIRD GENERATION - children of Fredrich William Heinrich and Johanna Caroline HENKER

Theresa – born/died October 1848
Johan Gottleib (John) – born November 15, 1851
Anna Marie – born September 17, 1853
Carl William – born August 28, 1856
Amilia (Emilie) Christina – born August 27, 1858

DETAILS ON:
Johan Gottlieb HEINRICH
Born: 15 Nov 1851 in Mayville,Williamstown Township, Dodge County,Wisconsin
Marr: 26 Apr 1878 in Washington County, Wisconsin
Died: 2 Mar 1928 in Shawano, Shawano County, Wisconsin
Spouse: Mary Maria DAUTERMAN
Born: 26 Nov 1856 in Town of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
Died: 12 Dec 1906 in Lebanon, Lebanon Township, Waupaca County, Wisconsin

FOURTH GENERATION - Children of Johan Gottlieb HEINRICH and Mary Maria DAUTERMAN

Emma Amanda
Walter Bernholdt
Elizabeth Dorthea
Anna Caroline Margarethe
Louis John
Ella Marie
Laura Lydia
Martha Barbara
Edna Sophia
Cora Adeline

DETAILS ON:
Walter Bertholdt HEINRICH
Born: 28 Feb 1882 in Lebanon, Lebanon Township, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Died: 2 Sep 1923
Spouse: Clara KLEMM
Born: 27 Mar 1883 in Bear Creek, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Marr: abt 1905 in Nicholson Lutheran
Church, Bear Creek, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Died: 3 Oct 1955

FIFTH GENERATION - CHILDREN of Walter Bertholdt HEINRICH
and Clara Klemm

Marie HEINRICH
Born: 23 Sep 1909 in Birnamwood, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Died: 4 Oct 1995 in Langlade Memorial Hospital, Antigo, Langlade County,Wisconsin

Roy HEINRICH

Eldo HEINRICH
Born: 20 Sep 1912 in Birnamwood, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Died: 22 Feb 1986 in Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin

Orrin Harold HEINRICH
Born: 15 Feb 1916 in Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin
Died: 16 Feb 2003 in Eastview Medical and Rehabilitaton Center, Antigo, Langlade
County, Wisconsin

Lorna HEINRICH

Verna HEINRICH
Born: 26 May 1919 in Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin
Died: 17 Mar 1982 in Markesan, Green Lake County, Wisconsin

Florence HEINRICH

Re: Otto. Heinrich of Chicago

2006-11-15 17:45:07Z

Robert,
Let me pull an overview together for you. I have some odds and ends about Otto in Chicago (a little work by me, more work done by a distant cousin) and have been trying to get back into researching Chicago Heinrichs after a few years down time. My interest comes from Otto's mother, Josepha, who was sister to my great grandfather, Frank Heinrich. Luckily, my grandmother, before she died, provided me with some critical clues to related Chicago-based Heinrichs, so I'd be interested to see if Carol has any info to supplement.

John Heinrich

Heinrich, Charles

2006-11-15 07:28:17Z

Seeking Genealogical identity of Charles F. Henry’s parents. Possible alternate spellings: Heinrich, Henrich. Charles was born 13 Nov 1814, Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co., PA. He died 5 Nov 1888 in South Bend, IN. Charles married Lydia Reed 21 July 1848. Lydia Reed was b. 28 July 1826, Schuylkill Co & d. 29 May 1890, South Bend, IN. All are buried in South Bend, IN. German speaking family. This family is possibly from Augsburg region, Germany by way of Berks Co then Schuylkill Co in PA. They settled in South Bend ca. 1867. Lutheran church affiliation. Brother of Charles is possibly Lutheran Clergy. Will share my GEDCOM data on this branch of my family. Posted by John Patrick Henry, South Bend, IN. Email to: “johnhenry@michiana.org” or “johnhenry@datacruz.com.”

Heinrich Cincinnati to Dresden Ohio

2006-06-30 15:42:09Z

I am trying to find Heinrich family from Germany in Cincinnati Ohio. My Great Grandfather came from Germany to Cincinnati and then settled in Dresden, Muskingum Co. Ohio. 1840"s-1900 Thank You.

Erich Heinrich, * 1926

2006-05-10 08:48:04Z

Erich Heinrich, * 26. Apr. 1926, Kruspis (Birkenstr. 10)

Heinrich in Kruspis

2006-02-24 10:00:27Z

Anna Heinrich, * 20. Febr. 1931, Kruspis (Birkenstr. 10)

Re: Bestmann-Heinrich families

2006-02-19 02:17:15Z

Casey,

My father is a Heinrich / Bestmann grandchild His mother is Katherine Bestmann (Ernest & Amanda's daughter)
Herbert Rickert had 3 brothers Adolph(Gertrude),Gus & Alvin.
Thank you for the information & I will check the site out.

Donna
Mundelein IL

Re: Bestmann-Heinrich families

2006-02-14 12:55:07Z

Hello Casey,
Thanks for the added infromation. I didn't know that Amanda had a sister. I don't know anything about the great great grandparents Anna Foerster. I never heard my grandmother or her sister speak of them.
Ernst & Amanda Bestman are buried in Eden Cemetery in Shiller Park IL. Their daughter and son inlaw Herbert & Elsie Rickert are also there. Their daughter and son inlaw Katherine and Edward Schultz are buried in I think is Prospect Heights IL.
Do you have any other information on the Heinrich family?
Thank you
Donna

Heinrich

2006-02-03 10:02:53Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 21. Jan. 2006:

Angelina Heinrich in Friedlos, * Bad Hersfeld 5. Nov. 2005

Michael Jacob Henry (Heinrich)

vopro — 2006-07-24 16:19:54Z

Damian Heinrich

lbraund — 2006-11-05 02:39:52Z

Searching for information on Damian Heinrich, born 1859 in Germany; arrived in US on 3/21/1881 on the ship Salier, departing from Bremen. Damian was a "joiner."

Damian married Justina Gaertner on August 8, 1892 in Allegheny City, PA (Justina would have been my great aunt.) I have no further information, but would love to make a connection to this line. Thanks.

Otto. Heinrich of Chicago

RCSnyder2 — 2006-02-02 16:22:46Z

Doing research for a friend: looking for Otton Heinrich, b. Mar. 1871 in Germany, d. before 1920 in Chicago, Cook Co., IL. m. August (unknown), prob. in Germany bef. 1890. She d. 18 Mar 1941 in Chicago. They had dau. Gertrude who m. John Harry Lambrecht. Does anyone have information on this family?

HEINRICH, Glenda A.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-06-04 02:50:07Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, May 29, 2007

Glenda A. Heinrich, Suamico, 70, passed away Sunday afternoon, May 27, 2007, at a local hospital. Glenda was born June 25, 1936, in Green Bay to the late Clayton and Valeria (Ahlbum) Rentmeester. Glenda was a graduate of the 1954 class of Green Bay East High School. Glenda and Harlan met in Eagle River in 1958. Harlan had his first sales territory with Benjamin Moore Paint Co. and Glenda had occasional job assignments working at the courthouse in Eagle River. Those years laid the groundwork for many happy and adventurous years. Harlan and Glenda were married in Green Bay on June 25, 1960, and resided in Eagle River. In October of 1960, Harlan was transferred to South Bend, Ind., where their daughter, Cindy, was born. In 1966, another territory change for Harlan saw the family move to Fargo, N.D., where their son, Scott, was born. In 1977, the family moved to Winfield, Ill., and in 1981 saw still another move, this time to Fort Wayne, Ind. In 1992, Harlan retired and fulfilling one of Glenda's dreams to be with family, Glenda, Harlan and son, Scott, moved to Suamico.

Every move left good and lasting friendships behind for Glenda, but presented new opportunities to build more relationships and more friends. Glenda was good at this, she had a lot of love to give and only wanted the same in return and that she got and this was the fuel that kept her going.Glenda will be missed by her family and her many friends that she made in all of the stops that she made on her journey. She won the battle, The Victory has been Won and the Gold Medal is hers.

Glenda is survived by her husband of 47 years, Harlan; her daughter, Cindy and (Michael) Albin, Willmar, Minn., and grandson, David; son, Scott and his wife, Susan (Maas), Suamico; other relatives and friends.

In addition to her parents, Glenda was preceded in death by one sister, Valerie Kabacinski.

Friends may call after 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 29, 2007, (TODAY) at Lyndahl Funeral Home, where a Service of Remembrance will take place at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Scott Malme officiating. Online condolences may be expressed at www.lyndahl .com.

The family would like to thank the staff at Rennes Rehabilitation Center, the doctors and especially the fourth floor medical teams at Bellin Hospital. Your hugs, your tears and your love and care for Glenda will never be forgotten. Thank You!

Special thanks to Pastors Toenges and Malme, and Vicar Adam Parvey from Pilgrim Lutheran Church for their many visits, prayers, and comforting words during these difficult days.

Please make donations in Glenda's memory to Pilgrim Lutheran Church, "Journey Fund".

Erdman Heinrich and Rosalie Ott Heinrich

patriciaboen — 2007-07-15 04:31:56Z

looking for info on mambers of this family. Got their names from their son's death record. FOund them on a ships manifest in 1892. I have not been able to find any other record on them. They came from Prussia. Their intended destination was Illinois.

The ships manifest showed family members as:
Erdman (age 38, b abt 1854)
Rosalia (age 35, b abt 1857)
Emil, 11
Herman 9
Matilda 7
Robert 5
Rudolph 4
Albert 1 1/2
August (no age given)

The only family member I have been able to find info on is Robert, who ended up in California. Erdman is my children's great great grandfather. Robert's son recalls that his grandmother died when he was very young, he estimated about 1936. I would appreciate any help to find records of this family.

Re: Bestmann-Heinrich families

kelverl — 2006-03-04 16:42:35Z

Hello Donna,
Let's see if this helps. Katherine Foerster and Christ Heinrich married and had five children. The boys were Gustav, August and Wilhelm. Of the two daughters, Emma Heinrich married Elert Gust(Goetche) and Amanda married Ernst Bestman(Bessman). Your great-great grandmother Katherine had a sister named Anna who happened to be the brother of my great-grandfather. Anna Foerster Harder died in 1924 and I believe your great-great grandparents died before 1924. Am I correct? Out of curiosity, where are your ancestors buried? Sincerely, Casey

Re: Bestmann-Heinrich families

kelverl — 2006-03-04 16:42:35Z

Re: Bestmann-Heinrich families

kelverl — 2006-03-04 16:42:35Z

Hi Donna,
It's a small world. Adolph and Gertrude Rickert were very good friends of my parents. They went to the same church as our family. When my parents had a "cookout", the Rickerts were always invited.
I hope you are familar with Resthaven Cemetery in Bensenville. That's where all the Heinrichs are buried that I know of. It is very near to the cemetery that they want to raze for the expansion of O'hare Airport. I'm willing to wager that it's a church cemetery and if you find the right church, you will find loads of information on the Heinrichs.
Casey
Woodridge, IL

Re: Bestmann-Heinrich families

kelverl — 2006-03-04 16:42:35Z

Obituary - Adolph Heinrich - California 1882

Gen1899 — 2007-01-28 16:23:32Z

From the Los Angeles Times, Mar 18, 1882:

TIRED OF LIFE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17. - Adolph Heinrich, a native of Germany aged twenty-nine years, committed suicide at six o'clock this evening at the residence No. 231 Clara street, by shooting himself through the heart. The deceased was a cigar-maker by occupation. For a year past he has been in poor health.

Re: Otto. Heinrich of Chicago

jpheinrich1 — 2006-11-15 00:45:20Z

Robert,
The Otto Heinrich you are pursuing died 03 Dec 1912 in Chicago. You'll find him in the 1900 (5147 Justine) and 1910 (2037 W. North Ave) census. Otto was born (illegitmately) to Josepha Heinrich in Unterwilflingen, Wuerttemberg, Germany (Film #0867296 FHC). He likely immigrated to the US in 07 Jun 1886 (check out the immigration collection of ancestry.com) with an older cousin, Joseph Heinrich (born in nearby Zipplingen). His first marriage (in the U.S.) was to Anna Scherbach, who died shortly after giving birth to Otto, Jr. The family history is a bit complicated, but very interesting.
John H.

Re: lost Heinrich ancestor/change of email

@@vivpritchard@ntlworld.com — 2006-05-08 15:43:24Z

Address now vivpritchard@ntlworld.com

Lost brother was Carl HEINRICH, b 19th Oct 1853, Writz, Saxony, who may have married an Anna Unknown.

Re: Looking for a Carl W. Heinrich

@@vivpritchard@ntlworld.com — 2006-05-08 15:43:24Z

There was an obituary on 29th Feb 2002 for a Carl E. HEINRICH, 85, in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, but I can't get hold of it. Are you certain it's Carl W. you need?

While I'm at it, were there any musicians in your HEINRICH family? Or - people with any kind of dystonia?

My grandfather's older brother, Carl HEINRICH, b 19th Oct 1853, Writz, Saxony, emigrated to the US some time - but don't know when! He was supposed to play a golden trumpet. My grandfather, Otto Friedrich, b 1st June 1859, Kemberg, Saxony, played violin for a living, and ended up in Bath in England.

This Carl had quite a round face, according to the one photocopy of a photo that I have of him.

HTH,

Viv
England

*Please email me off-board if you're interested, because I rarely look at these boards.

Re: Otto. Heinrich of Chicago

RCSnyder4 — 2006-11-15 02:15:26Z

Hello John H.

I'm researching that family for a friend of mine: Carol Heinrich Tafel, who lives in Mt. Prospect. I'd be interested in anything you can share on this family. Thank you so much for responding.

Bob Snyder
Midland, Michigan

Daniel Traugott Heinrich (c1732-1795) Delmenhorst

kurtwieting1 — 2006-12-06 04:58:46Z

Looking for information on Daniel Traugott Heinrich, who was a glover in the city of Delmenhorst, Germany.

He married, by 1765, Maria Margaretha (--) who died in 1776 in Delmenhorst. He married second Christina Elisabeth Sophia Claussen (c1751-1788) of Delmenhorst, daughter of an officer in the garrison.

Believe Daniel migrated to Delmenhorst. Any information on his origins or on his family much appreciated.

Re: GOTTFRIED HEINRICH ANCESTER

cbenson180 — 2007-12-08 04:32:49Z

I WOULD also be interested in any information you may have about this line of the Heinrich family. More than family names and dates, i would love to know why they came to the Utica ny area and what their occupations specifically were. I know that some were musicians as listed in some of the census documents.
thanks Christine

religious flier: Whitsett, Heinrich, Liebelt, Lashier, Keymer

opalzone_1 — 2006-04-05 07:19:26Z

I have a two sided flier with photos of 4 preachers. This was from an event in Topeka, Kansas. My guess is from the 30's or 40's but it's only a guess. One side reads UNPARDONABLE SIN! WHAT IS IT? WHO HAS IT? It says there will be 2 meetings on Sunday November 11th. It features a large photo of Robert Whitsett and at the bottom says "WHITSETT BIBLE LECTURES WOMAN'S CLUB AUDITORIUM Ninth and Topeka Boulevard. Another box at the bottom says INSPIRING MUSIC Robed Choir, Soloist, Charles Keymer, Gospelaires Male Quartet, Mrs. Lashier's Illustrated Songs.
The other side of the flier features pictures of Oscar Heinrich, B.J. Liebelt, and G.K. Lashier. Some of the bold type on this side reads "ATTEND EVERY LECTURE" "3 ANGELS PREACHING OVER KANSAS" HEAR THREE PREACHERS HEINRICH, LASHIER, AND LIEBELT"
I would be happy to send this to a family member of any of these men.
Also, the perpetual calendar shows that a Sunday, Nov. 11 occurred in the years 1923, 1934, 1945, and 1956.
I also did a google search for the names of the men listed and found 2 hits. Both show men that were 7th day adventists, so I think it's a reasonably safe bet that they are 2 of the men mentioned in the flier:
Sept. 18, 2002: Atlanta Journal Constitution
Oscar Heinrich, 86, church mission voice "Oscar Heinrich was the voice of his church's worldwide mission program. For years he lent his bass-baritone and diction to reports about the work of Seventh-day Adventist missionaries around the globe. "This is Mission Spotlight," he would intone at the end of every report. His passports were well-worn. He did his reporting on the scene, visiting more than 160 countries."

and
HISTORY OF KANSAS CITY
CENTRAL CHURCH

Following is a list of the pastors through the years:
1950-1951
Charles Keymer

Hope this is helpful to someone!
email me at opalzone@aol.com

Hello

bohl_b69 — 2005-11-14 05:22:53Z

Hello I am Jason Bohl and I was just wondering if u know if the Bohl are related to the Heinrichs . Thank You Jason Bohl

Re: Mary Heinrich/Joseph Marchand

jason_masonbrink — 2006-07-10 16:38:50Z

My grandmother had a greataunt named Mary Heinrich that come over here about 1920 from germany not much is none about her after she came over here. I have a uncle that lives in germany stile and her is looking in to more info. on her.

Ludwig and Maxamilian Heinrich

cding_1 — 2005-10-15 19:45:17Z

I would like information on the ascendents of Maxamil;ian and Sibyla (Ramshart) Heindrich.
Max B: 1790 in Ulm, Wutenburg, Germany and Sibyla's birth is unknown.
Anything on Maxamilian, Jr. and his wife Laura (Kasabohrer) and Their children:
Regina (Ebner)
Carl
John L.
William
Fredricka
Pauline (Gen. Roell)

Send to:
cding@kansas.net

DATA: Heinrich, A. C. listed in 1929 Richmond, VA yearbook

sassytazzy — 2006-01-05 12:21:57Z

DATA Message RE: The Marshallite, 1929 John Marshall High School yearbook (Richmond, VA).

This yearbook lists the members of the Senior class of 1929, faculty members, members of the Corps of Cadets, and many members of various clubs (not all). Unfortunately, it does not list the names of the members of the Junior, Sophomore or Freshmen classes (only officers listed for those classes). It includes the following name(s):

Heinrich, A. C.

There's over 1,900 records, so I've only listed the name(s), as it appears in the yearbook in this message.

If you would like to view all of the information that I extracted from the yearbook, I have uploaded it to my freepages genealogy web site. The link to the first page of these extracts on my web site is:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/family/r...

Or it can be accessed through the "General Research" link on the main page at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sassytazzy/index.ht...

Please note that my site contains free genealogy related data & IS NOT a "commercial" or "advertising" site. Until I can get back out & do research on my own families, my hobby is posting free genealogy related data online that may help other reseachers. I put all kinds of genealogy information on my web site (including information others send to me to share on the site), not just data about the families I am researching (therefore I can't answer questions about everyone I have listed on the site). I hope the information I've put online helps someone with their research . . .

Susan :)
Sassytazzy's Online Genealogy Research Library
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Searching for family of Dora Heinrich

Fouroddtators — 2006-03-10 18:12:23Z

I'm trying to locate any children of Dora Heinrich. Dora was married to Otto Heinrich and Otto was Phillip Heinrich's brother. Phillip Heinrich was my grandfather.
Otto and Dora were at my wedding some 36 years ago and Otto took film of my wedding on his 8mm camera.
I have never seen this film of my wedding. I believe Dora's children may have this film. If anyone has any information about this film, please contact me. I would very much enjoy seeing it. Thank you

Searching for family of Dora Heinrich

Fouroddtators — 2006-03-10 05:13:46Z

I am trying to locate any children of Dora Heinrich. Dora was married to Otto Heinrich. Otto Heinrich was Phillip Heinrich's brother. Phillip Heinrich was my grandfather. Otto and Dora attended my wedding and Otto took film of my wedding with his 8mm camera. I have never been fortunate enough to see this film. Otto and Dora Heinrich have both passed away. I never had the opportunity to meet any of Dora's children. But I am hoping that maybe one of Dora's children might have the film Otto took at my wedding. That film would now be 36 years old. If anyone might have any information on this film, please contact me. I would certainly appreciate seeing it after so many years. Thank you.

Re: Michael Jacob Henry

charles61a — 2006-12-09 03:51:42Z

Do you have a copy of the certificate? If so, can you you e-mail a copy? Thanks.