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Hintze

dfiedler176 — 2008-04-16 15:28:56Z

My husband's grandmother was Amelia Hintze born abt 1855 in Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Daughter of Ludwig and Dorothia. They all came to New York starting in 1870. Other children were Louise, August, Sophia, Caroline, Anna, Marie and Auguste. Mother of Dorothia was Eliese Borgwardt. Please advise djfiedler@verizon.net

Re: Looking for Hintze

markjhintze — 2008-03-23 18:49:08Z

markjhintze@yahoo.com

Re: Hintze familys in Salt Lake City Utah area

2006-04-26 22:11:52Z

Hi Rhett
I looked up your web site. Thanks for sending me the address. I will study it and share it with my granddaughter.
Thanks so much for your help
Carol

Re: Hintze familys in Salt Lake City Utah area

2006-04-26 15:40:28Z

It appears that the Helaman you are researching is the younger brother of Henry, whom I am related through. Both come from Maria "Mary" Sophie Jacobsen/Jensen, the 3rd wife of Ferdinand Friis Hintze.

I have information posted on my website at <http://www.rhetthintze.com/familyhistory/Individuals/Hintze_...; relative to Ferdinand and his father. I have a GEDCOM you can also download there. It is all I have been able to aggregate from my family members.

Re: Hintze familys in Salt Lake City Utah area

2006-04-26 12:17:17Z

Hi Rhett
Yes Ander's family is the one I am trying to track. My granddaughter is related to that line. She is a Hintze. Her father is from Utah. And I am told that their history has been researched,but they are not a sharing family when it comes to research. Her great grandfather was Legrand Hintze born in Holliday Utah in 1927, son of Heleman Ferdinand.
I have names of the men on the line but not a whole lot more.
Are you related to this family? Or extending a helping hand? Or need help ? I'll be happy to share what I have on this family.

Have a great day
Carol

Stanley Hintze in 1935 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2006-04-26 04:54:28Z

Stanley Hintze in Mankato High School, Mankato, MN 1935 Football Team photo

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Re: Hintze familys in Salt Lake City Utah area

rrhintze — 2006-04-25 21:35:38Z

Are you looking the Anders Hintze family who settled in what's now Holladay (then, Big Cottonwood)? They came from Denmark in 1864.

Re: Johan Hintze from 1600's

petebojo — 2006-04-25 00:36:43Z

Christa, was your great-grandfather Otto Theodore Hintze by any chance? I have one in our tree having been born to Johan Petter Hintze and Anna Helena Malmstrom in 1815.

Re: Otto Hintze from 1840-1910

2006-04-16 04:19:27Z

I am looking for relatives of Anton E. Hintze he was born in I believe Bloomfield Wisconsin in 1912 his
fathers name was Otto Hintze.Anton Tony was my Grandfather I know he had twelve brothers and sisters who lived in the wisconsin area.

Walter C Hintze - Stougton, Dane Co, Wisconsin Class of 1896

mwoodham|MA710200 — 2005-11-05 14:14:09Z

I have two photos of Walter C Hintze. One is a graduation photo... Stoughton High School Class of 1896, Stoughton, Wisconsin. The other is a group Class graduation photo. He would have been born about 1878.

I'll be happy to share the photos....

Michelle Woodham

Hintze familys in Salt Lake City Utah area

2005-07-14 11:24:51Z

Is anyone researching the Hintze family that settled in Utah. Would like to hear from you if you are.
Have a great day
Carol

Fritz Gustav Hintze

billieroberts13 — 2004-05-24 01:57:33Z

I am searching for my grandfathers and grandmothers, etc. who were in Zienki, Poland, and Wola Mlocka, Poland. My grandfather, Fritz Gustav Hintze was of Zienki; my other grandparents were Friedrich Vonstantin Knopf and Emilie Schulz of Wola Mlocka. Friedrich's parents were Christian Knopf, born abt 1835, and Christine Goertz. Christine's father was Michael Goertz. Emilie's parents were Friedrich Schulz, born 1841, and Christine Jolitz. Fredrich's parents were Martin Schulz and Petronella Sonnenberg.

Re: Fritz Friedrich Christian Hintze

billieroberts13 — 2004-05-24 01:56:45Z

I have found new information from a first cousin in Canada. The name above is the correct name. Fritz was born in Zeinicke, Prussia, in 1850; he married Maria Luise Henriette Bublitz. His father and mother lived in Zeinicke; their names were Christian Friedrich Hintze and Sophie Leddin. Maria's parents were Wilhelm Bublitz (a Baptist ) and Henriette Kruger.
George and Billie Hintze

Otto Hintze from 1840-1910

marianeuzil — 2004-03-16 12:10:06Z

I look for my great-grandfather who came from Germany, the boarded in Hamburg lived some years in USA and settled down in Mexico, if you have any information it would be great, my mail is: maria.neuzil@cnh.at

Re: Looking for Hintze

lullybelle — 2004-02-22 00:11:28Z

hello there i just saw your invite to emailif my name is hintze, mine isnt but my mothers maiden name is, her father was rudolph conrad hintze, im not sure of when he came to liverpool, but he was born in around 1885, there are other family members still living in the yorkshire area if i can be of any help or give you any information then please email me lullybelle@hotmail.com

Re: Hintze surname

2003-12-02 00:06:30Z

I am James Douglas Hintze, My family originally came from Domitz which is along the Elbe River in what was E Germany. My family lived in N England, I was born in Lewiston Maine on July 5 1941. My father was Harold Sanborn Hintze. My mother was Naomi A Hintze. My mother was the author of several books, 2 of which were made into films, "You'll Like My Mother" and " Aloha Means Goodbye" I have a brother Jonathan Grant and a sister Elizabeth Ann. I currently live in Potter Valley Ca.JDH

Re: Johan Hintze from 1600's

2003-09-27 18:41:23Z

I am not sure of all of my ancestory . My great-grandfather was Otto Hintze who came from Germany to Wi sometime arround the turn of the century.He had 12 children and I don't know much further back than that.

Re: Walter L. Hintze, Dane County, Wisconsin

2003-09-27 18:35:10Z

My grandfather was from WI i beleive dane county.His name was Anton Hintze. He had 12 brothers and sisters 3 still living. He just died in July and we are also looking for relatives.We are not close to our father so we do not have much information on any Hintze relatives so any info you have would be useful.

SURNAME HINTZE/MELLIN/MELLON

2002-07-03 13:26:31Z

MY GRANDPARENTS WERE BORN IN BERLIN GERMANY. RICHARD FREDERICK HINTZE BORN 1868 IN BERLIN. GRANDMOTHER ELIZABETH MELLIN/MELLON BORN JULY 27, 1871.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS PLEASE FOWARD.

THANKS

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

2001-11-22 19:06:15Z

hallo,
i'am a landsmanncollektor with nearly 2000 persons. tell my where maria dorothea comes from.I need the town ore village.

i'll try to help you.

f.landsmann

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

2001-11-21 22:45:17Z

Lynn--Great! I will be sending more information after the holiday. My email is at work and I am off until 11/26. That way I can get more detail from my mom over the weekend, too. This is exciting! Happy Thanksgiving!--Ann

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

2001-11-21 18:21:26Z

We met some Landsmann's this past summer who live in LeSuer, MN who are also members of Henry's family. My mom has more detailed information we will have to connect on later. Maria Landsmann and Christian Hintze had six daughter and one son who survived to adulthood. Their one son, Louis, was my mother Ruth's grandpa. Of the six daughters, 3 never married, one married and had 3-4 children, and the 2 others married and had no children. Great-grandpa Louis had 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls. One of the boys was my mom's dad, Ruben. Grandpa Ruben and his siblings are all deceased, but my mom and her brother do have cousins. My parents and I have separt homes in Spring Valley, MN. Is there a way to Email without going through this message board? Ann

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

2001-11-21 13:49:32Z

Which brother was your great (?) grandpa? She had two older brothers, Fred and Henry, and a younger one I believe was August. They were traveling on the ship with an aunt and uncle who's last name was Lindemann, and they are listed near them on the ship records. My mother and I have just been working on this over the last year. The Lindemann's took the Landsmann children in and brought them to Minnesota.

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

2001-11-20 21:11:38Z

Christian Hintze and Maria Landsmann were my great-great grandparents. They settled in Fillmore County in Minnesota. How are you related?

do you need this obit?

2001-10-18 22:03:07Z

the following obit appeared in the Challis Messenger in Challis Idaho, on Oct. 18, 2001 and is here as it was printed.

Lola Jeppesen Hintze

Lola Jeppesen Hintze, 94, longtime resident of Mackay, passed away peacefully on Saturday, October 6, 2001, at Lost Rivers Living Center in Arco.

She was born May 11, 1907, in College-Ward (Logan), Utah, to Charles Rasmus and Matilda Jensen Jeppesen. She married S.K Hintze on June 6, 1932, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.

Lola grew up in the Lost River/Antelope valleys in Idaho and attended schools there. She attended Ricks College and received her teaching degree. She taught in a one-room schoolhouse at the Grouse Grade School and taught grade school at Mackay for 14 years. She and her husband raised their children on the family farm.

During her life, Lola enjoyed her studies, gardening, cooking and sewing. One of her unique interests was baseball. Her students fondly remember watching the World Series during class. Above all else, she loved and enjoyed her family. As it grew, she especially enjoyed her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Each precious new infant was a real delight in her life and held a special place in her heart.

She is survived by two sons, Lin (Dian) Hintze of Mackay, and James (Elfie) Hintze of Miami, Florida; one brother, Kermit Jeppesen; one sister, Kjersten Parsons; four grandchildren, Ferdi Hintze, Paul Hintze, Stephanie Green and Jennifer Flanick; and four great-grandchildren, Erica, Jacob, Caleb and Dallin Green. She was preceded in death by her husband, Shirley Hintze; a son, Karl Rex Hintze; two sisters; six brothers; and one granddaughter, Erica Dee Hintze.

Cremation took place under the direction of Simpson-Marvel Memorial Chapel.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be sent to the Lost Rivers Living Center, 551 Grand Ave., Arco, ID 83213.

Hintzes

2001-05-31 09:02:50Z

Just found this web site. It has been very interesting. My maiden name is Hinzte. My father was Howard Hintze his father and mother were Paul and Ida Hintze. My grandfather was married before Ida too. I do not know her name. There were about 12 children. My father was from Souix City SD. He married my mother in Chicago and moved to Oklahoma in the late 60`s. My father had three daughters and an adopted son from a previous marriage. I do not know much more but would like to if anyone know`s anything. I`d love to hear from you. Thanks. Karen

Hintze

2001-04-08 14:31:24Z

I am afraid that's not my grandfather, Walter Louis Hintz (his family dropped the e). My mother said his family came down from Canada where my grandfather was born. Walter had 4 children; Richard, Patricia, Robert, and Marjorie. He married Alice Johnson.

Wow!

2000-12-26 15:22:10Z

Diane,
I am rather confused here. I am Glenn Hintze, from Wausau, WI, but I don't ever remember making a posting on this site. I just happened to randomly stumble across it. I am, however, very interested in learning more about my genealogy and family history. Please email me ASAP at hint0054@umn.edu. Thank you.

Hintze/Hintz

2000-12-20 05:13:10Z

Hi! I am looking for Hintze relatives. My grandfathers name was Wilhelm Hintze he later
dropped the "e". He was born in Alt Damm, Pommerania Germany, and emmigrated to Milwaukee WI in the later 1800's
is it possible he could be related to any of your relatives?

Hintze

2000-12-09 09:14:52Z

My great grandfathers name was Wilhelm Hintze, he immigrated to Wisconsin in 1882, from Germany. You can contact me via email at blondebabyj@yahoo.com

HINTZE STEIFF, Cook Cnty, IL late 1800's>present

WendelRae — 2001-06-25 14:03:40Z

Augusta HINTZE (b. ? - d. 1909, Cook Cnty, IL) married Julius STEIFF (b. 1844, Poland/Germany - d. 1927, Evanston, Cook Cnty, IL). I believe they were married in Poland, possibly Posen, and then came to the USA about 1870. Julius was one of the first members of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Niles Center, IL and later was an early member of Bethlehem Ev. Lutheran Church in Evanston, IL. I think Augusta had family in the area, possibly a brother named Charles. The name may also have been spelled HINZE.

David Frederich HINTZE, Posen or Pommerania>IL

WendelFour — 2002-04-22 13:40:28Z

I do not know how many children David Frederich HINTZE (b. 1814, place unknown - d. 1892, IL) had or his wife's name. I am looking for descendants of David's daughter, Auguste HINTZE (b. 1848, Posen? Pommerania? - d. 1909, Cook County, IL) She was married to Julius STEIFF (b.1844, Poland - d. 1927, Cook County, IL). They had 7 known children, Matilda, Augusta, Carl, Maria, Julius, Hanna, and Elise. Julius STEIFF was my grt-grt-uncle.

Auguste may have had a nephew/other relation named Charles G. HINTZE or the alternate spelling of HINZE (b. 1884, IL - d. 1964, IL). Charles was married twice. First to Augusta WEIGT. They had one known child, Harold. Second to Julia NAVROTH. They had one known child, Charles G., jr. Both of Charles wives are distant cousins of mine.

Johan Hintze from 1600's

RSabiers — 2001-06-28 20:21:24Z

I have a Hintze line starting with Johan Hintze in the 1600's through son Johan Christopher Hintze (1688-1750), grandson Abraham Hintze (1730-1797), greatgrandson Nils Tullstorp (1788-1869), 3rd greatgrandson Malte Hintze (1831-1878),4th greatgrandson John Peter Hintze (1877-1934)on to the current Hintze line that married into my family. The Hintze's homesteaded in South Dakota. Any record of ancestors and descendants would be welcomed.

Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

lynnsteck — 2001-10-16 22:15:04Z

Looking for information on Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann who lived in Rochester, Minn. They were married on Mar 31,1861. Does anyone have any info on this family? Maria came to USA from Prussia in 1845.

Re: HINTZE STEIFF, Cook Cnty, IL late 1800's>present

billieroberts13 — 2002-02-13 04:30:52Z

I am searching for a Maria Hintze who lived and died in Chicago. She was a spinster. Her niece, my husband's sister, moved to Chicago to care for her about 1935-40. Do you have any information about Maria. She was born in Prussia or Germany (Pommern) about 1880-90.
George and Billie Hintze

Surname Hintze

sdbailey1 — 2002-07-01 23:29:24Z

I am looking for any information on Herbert Freiderick Richard Hintze who married Elizabeth Mellon and came from Germany to American in 1902. I cannot find out where they can in to country. My father in Herbert Hintze who married Pearl Elizabeth Simms from Maryland. They had three boys and 4 girls. Six of them are living in Maryland.

Do you have anything like this

Hintze ancestors

sdbailey1 — 2002-07-01 23:29:24Z

I would like to know about my grandfather Richard Frederick Hintze born in Berlin Germany. He married Elizabeth Mellon who was also born in Berlin July 27, 1871.

Would like to know if and when they came over to America in 1902 who came with them other than 4 children.

Thanks

GENEOLOGY

sdbailey1 — 2002-07-01 23:29:24Z

My grandparents were born in Berlin Germany. My grandmother was Elizabeth Herther Mellan, born 7/27/1871. Died in Waldorf, Maryland 11/28/40.

My grandfather's name was Richard Frederick Hintze born in Berlin Germany. I don't know when he was born. He left the family around 1920 and went back to Germany. I have a post card from him from Mazathlan, Mexico dated 2/15/21. After that nothing.

My parents were Herbert Frederick Hintze, and Pearl Elizabeth Simms Hintze. Dad was born in Berlin Germany 1/6/1898. He came to America in 1902 with a sister named Heartha Hintze born in 1895, brother Lutha Hintze born in 1897, a sister Elizabeth born in 1899, and a brother Rudolph born in 1901. All were born in Berlin, Germany. Dad also had a brother Eric born in Florida in 1904, a sister Clara Hintze Nicholson, born in Tennessee in 1908, another sister Martha Hintze Gregory born in Tennessee in 1912.

I cannot find where and what time of year my grandparents came to America.

Any information will be helpful.

I know my father was Luthern and my mother was Catholic.

I am most certain my grandparents were Luthern while in Germany.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks

Walter Hintze

mike_hintze — 2001-12-10 23:49:13Z

I believe that this Walter Hintze is the brother of my grandfather - William Robert Hintze, b. 31 October 1882 in Stoughton, Dane Co., WI. I know that my grandfather had a brother named Walter, and my records indicate that he had three daughters - Mary Helen, Virginia, and one other. If this is the same Walter, I would be happy to exchange information with you.

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

lynnsteck1 — 2002-07-04 22:37:23Z

My grandpa (not sure how many greats) was her brother. I have info I got that lists the boat they came on from Hamburg, Germany. Their parents died enroute from Germany. They were young, 38 & 40. I am very interested in finding out who they went with once in USA. Let me know what you have on her. - Lynn

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

lynnsteck1 — 2002-07-04 22:37:23Z

Henry is my link. His son, Henry was my dad's grandpa. Then Norman my grandpa and my dad Gordon. My dad is one of 10 children and they settled in Duffield, Alberta Canada. Henry Jr. was a policeman in Edmonton but during the World War he had to return to family in South Dakota for awhile. There are relatives in South Dakota that my parents have visited. I got the ship log but we had no idea who took the 4 children in. Any info you have I would love to see. I live in a small town in WA state called Ephrata. - Lynn

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

lynnsteck1 — 2002-07-04 22:37:23Z

Yes, you can e-mail me at lynnsteck@hotmail.com I am so excited to finally find out the names of the aunt & uncle the Landsmann children went with. We knew they went with an aunt & uncle but had no idea of their names. I look forward to communicating with you further. Thanks - Lynn

Re: Christian Hintze Maria Dorothea Landsmann

lynnsteck1 — 2002-07-04 22:37:23Z

Maria Dorothea Landsmann was born in Tangeln, Prussia on June 8, 1845 and was baptized in the Lutheran Church. She emigrated to the US aboard the ship Donau which left Hamburg on Oct 2, 1856 along with her parents, Christian (sp?) and Marie Landsmann and brothers, Freidrich, Heinrich and August. Her parents died enroute. The family arrived in New York on 15 Nov 1856 and we taken to Spring Valley, MN with their aunt & uncle who also were on board the ship, August & Doroth Linnemann.

That is most of the info I have on this family. It would be great to get some info from the old country.

HINTZ FAMILY REUNION

peteapple41 — 2002-06-22 19:31:14Z

Searching for info on Hintz Family Reunion in Texas or nearby states.

Henry Hintze Family