Jansen - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

HENDRICK JANSEN of NJ h/o ELIZABETH RUTGERTSEN VAN BRUNT

duncan105 — 2009-10-22 13:54:33Z

I am looking for ancestry of Hendrick Jansen, born about 1735 in Brooklyn, NY. He married Elizabeth Rutgertsen Van Brunt (b. 28 Nov 1740 Gravesend, Kings Co., NY d. 3 Jan 1780 NY) My ancestry subsc expires tomorrow, please reply to kdkantorik@verizon.net Thanks so much! Kimberly

Re: JANSEN from Holland

vaajansen — 2009-09-22 16:55:28Z

Looking for Dutch parents and siblings of Matthew Jansen, who was born in Ottersum, Limburg, Netherlands on 10 Feb. 1834. Came to Quincy, Illinois in 1857, then to Kansas around 1879-80.

Re: JANSEN from Holland

2009-09-22 16:54:00Z

Any trace back to Lohne, Oldenburg, Kingdom of Hannover area? Anton Jansen born there in late 1700's had two brothers who went to Holland. Connect?

Re: JANSEN from Holland

stowe1 — 2009-09-22 16:53:05Z

Please contact me personally at stowe@execpc.com

Re: JANSEN from Holland

2009-09-22 16:51:49Z

Don't know if this helps
My Dad Roeloff Jansen was born in Limburg 1934 he was one of 13 children. You may be looking for one of his ancestors, if you think this could be your ancestors write I will try to get more info

Re: Jansen family in Enschede, The Netherlands

vaajansen — 2009-09-21 20:04:30Z

My name is Val Jansen. I am looking for the ancestry of
my great-grandfather, Matthew Jansen. He was born 10 Feb. 1834 in either Limburg or Gelderland Province, Netherlands.
I have LDS information that his father was Henricus Jansen, born about 1769.
Do you have any other information about Henricus Jansen? His wife may either be Catharina (married 16 June 1811) or
Johanna Van Clock. His parents may be Diak Jansen and Gerada Jansen. Henricus may have used his wife's surname of Jansen; his surname was Koppers.

Re: JANSEN'S - NYC

damato315 — 2009-08-07 12:24:10Z

I CANT BELIEVE I WAS POSTING ON HERE 10YRS AGO!!! OK SO YOUVE COME A LONG WAY BABY...THE "JANSENS" WERE ORIGINALLY THE JANSSON'S FROM TIMRA, SWEDEN. THE GGgRANDMA WAS MARY NOT ANNA & SHE STILL REMAINS ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT TO RESEARCH!! THE BROTHERS WERE ROY & JOHN GODFREY (NO ARTHUR!!) HAVE FOUND 1 2ND COUSIN..1 3RD COUSIN & JUST RECENTLY MADE A CONNECTION BACK IN SWEDEN TO A GUY WHO IS A "5TH COUSIN"!!! I TAKE BREAKS BUT HAVE TO SAY I STILL FIND ALL DISCOVERIES AMAZING - AND MILES TO GO BEFORE I SLEEP!!

Re: JANSEN'S - NYC

SharyHansell — 2009-08-07 12:22:55Z

I found your old message and thought I would check to see if you had learned anything about your Jansen's in NYC. I have a bad stumbling block in my Jansen line. Our Grandfather was born in Brooklyn, NYC about 1894 to parents who came from Sweden. Within less than 10 years, he was orphaned and placed into an orphan facility under questionable circumstances that he would not speak of the rest of his life. He did indicate that he changed his name but would not say from what or when. We have always assumed he changed it from Johannson or some variation. He went by Herbert Jansen, married Beatrice Gifford and lived in NYS until he died in 1966. His application for a Social Security number was processed when he was 48 years old and only lists his father's name as William Jansen with mother unknown. I have not been able to find him in any census, however, there is a Herbert Jansen listed in the 1920 census for Brooklyn living in a household of William Wernig as a cousin. The age or place of parents birth doesn't match but it's a possibility. Some first names that have been passed down to his descendants that may be relevant in idenifying his parents are: Axel, Adolph and Astrid. I have searched listings of NYC area orphanage rosters for 1900 that are posted online with no luck and the 1905 state census is not available to search. Would anybody possibly have any pertinent information that may be helpful???

JANSEN'S - NYC

2009-08-07 12:21:26Z

first i find it amazing that we all wind up with the same last name arent connected in any discernible way.

OK my Jansen's were from Sweden I believe the original name was Johannson (or something similar) but was changed so the story goes by my Great-grandfather John to make it sound more "american" - John was married to a Anna Piejefsky(sp?), who was Finnish, they had I think 4 sons 1 daughter(Charlotte) My grandfather was Charles, 2 of the brothers names were Arthur Gottfried. Im pretty sure by the late 1920's they were all up in the Bronx - sound familiar to any1? Suppose to be cousins by the dozens then some out there but Ive yet to find a one!!

Re: Henry, Martin, Will, John, Joseph, Jansen

ROSA46 — 2009-07-22 12:56:49Z

My cousin is researching this Strassel line. I know she has several generations back and is interested in descendants. Contact her at JRWojcik13 at roadrunner.com Rosa

W. H. ‘Bill’ Jansen, 80

JIWelsch — 2009-07-22 11:32:03Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa -- W. H. ‘Bill’ Jansen, 80, of Muscatine, died Sunday, February 24, 2008, at home.
Celebration of Life Mass at the St. Mathias Church, 215 W Eighth Street. The Reverend Jason Crossen of the Ss. Mary and Mathias Parish will officiate the service. Honorary bearers will be Jack Garbutt, Keith Hultquist, Lloyd Larson, Don Brennan, John Tobin, Harvey Allbee Jr., Jerome Jansen, and James Jansen. Private family burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Visitation will be at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home with a Rosary Prayer Service. Memorials may be made to St. Mathias Parish or Unity Hospice.
Bill was born on August 13, 1927, in Michigan, North Dakota, the son of Albert Louis and Ceclia Zimmer Jansen. He lived in Olivia, Minnesota from 1927 through graduation from high school in June of 1945.
He married Jeanne Ann Brennan on June 13, 1959 in Iowa City.
He was a veteran of the US Navy, having served in World War II and the Korean War.
He was a member of the St. Mathias Church, the National Society of Professional Engineers, Iowa Engineering Society, and American Society of Civil Engineers. He served as trustee at St. Mathias Church for a number of years.
He was a practicing professional engineer since graduation from the University of Minnesota in March 1958. He had been employed at Stanley Consultants for 29 years as a design engineer, group head and project manager in business development; he retired in May 1987 as vice president. He established a self-employed management firm and served selected clients until final retirement in December of 2001. He held professional registration in 11 states during his career.
He enjoyed golf, racquetball, fishing, jogging, and his grandchildren. He achieved a hole in one on August 7, 1978.
Survivors include his wife, Jeanne Jansen of Muscatine; two sons, Jeffrey W. Jansen and wife, Wendy, of Richmond, Virginia, and John H. Jansen and wife, Melanie, O’Fallon, Missouri; one daughter, Carol A. Mead and husband, Don, Muscatine; eight grandchildren, Matthew Jansen, Danielle Jansen, Emily Mead, David Mead, Jenny Mead, Megan Jansen, Brett Jansen, and Benjamin Jansen; two brothers, Jerome B. Jansen of Santa Anna, California, and James L. Jansen of Cary, North Carolina; and two sisters, Marie Johnson of Billings, Montana, and Clare Hirmer of Bridgeman, Michigan.
He was preceded in death by his parents.

Alphonse William Jansen ( 26 Sep 1915-29 Feb 2000)

JIWelsch — 2009-05-13 18:55:20Z

WEST LIBERTY, Iowa - Alphonse William Jansen, 84, of Nichols, died Tuesday, Feb. 29, 2000, at the Simpson Memorial Home in West Liberty following a short illness. Services will be at St. Joseph Catholic Church in West Liberty. The Rev. Ed O'Melia will officiate. Burial will be at the St. Mary's Cemetery in Nichols. Visitation will be at the Barker Funeral Home in West Liberty with a Christian wake service and rosary. Memorials may be made to the Iowa City Hospice. Mr. Jansen was born Sept. 26, 1915, in Nichols, the son of John and Marie Wissink Jansen. He married Marie Bernice Neff on April 11, 1942, at St. Mary's Church in Iowa City. He farmed in the Nichols area most of his life and was employed at Hon Industries from 1955 until he retired in 1976. He moved to West Liberty in May of 1999. He was a member of St. Mary's Church in Nichols most of his life and a faithful member of the prayer group and was active in the parish R.C.I.A. process. Survivors include his wife, Marie Jansen of West Liberty; two daughters, Diane Barkhurst and her husband, Kenneth, of Lake Zurich, Ill., Carol Kimes and her husband, Andrew, of Cotati, Calif.; a son, David W. Jansen and his wife, Laurie, of Nichols; nine grandchildren and their spouses, Angela and Kevin Powell, Cristine and Tony Salazar, Shawn and Amy Barkhurst, Timothy Barkhurst and his fiance Erin, Carrie and Bill Han, Stephanie Jansen, Graham Blackman, Emily Blackman and Morgan Kimes; five great-grandchildren, Joshua, Kayla and Lindsay Powell, twins, Blayne and Briston McAtee; and two sisters, Josephine Pohlmann and Cecelia Simon. He was preceded in death by his parents, a grandson, Eric Blackman; three brothers, Jack Jansen, Henry Jansen, Theodore Jansen; a sister, Agnes Schrader; a half brother, Leo Van Aken; and four half sisters, Mary Kaalberg, Frances Kaalberg, Sophia Polman and Dorothea Van Aken.

Re: MATHIAS JAKE JANSEN

jeffjansen1 — 2009-04-06 21:18:07Z

I am doing some Jansen research andtrace my ancestry to Arnold Jansen born approx. 1809 in Prussia/Germany to Mathias Jansen. The names in your inquiry seem to match mine, possibly as family names. Arnold came to the US sometoem around 1854 and settled in Muskego, WI. Contact me to share info - jeff.jansen@stork.com

Re: MATHIAS JAKE JANSEN

jaj8185 — 2009-04-06 17:26:55Z

I think that we are researching the same line of the Jansen family. I can trace my ancestros to Arnold Jansen, son of Mathias Jansen. Arnodl was born aroudn 1809 and immigrated to Wisconsin around 1854. He settled in Muskego, WI. Can we share information?

Re: jansen family tree

jjansen7777 — 2009-04-02 21:08:24Z

It is hard to trace my Jansen roots, but you may have a clue for me. My father, Earl Joseph Jansen, was born in Antigo in 1921, to Mary and Mathias Jansen. They also had Raymond, Clyde, Sally, and another girl. Anything beyond that would be helpful. Jerry Jansen

Jansen family

chuck6270 — 2009-02-12 12:59:16Z

My name is Charles Koon. My dad was from Sheldon Iowa. He married my mother Hilda Jansen. Her parents were Eggbertus(Albert)and Jennie Jansen. Their other children were Ida, Johanna, William (Bill), Bert, James, Louis and Raymond.
Some of our relations lived in Idaho Falls by the name of Mulder

jansen family tree

kelly_timmons — 2009-01-25 00:29:13Z

My maternal Grandfather was Mose A Jansen. Unsure of his parents names. They were of French and Dutch descent. My great grandfather was possibly born in Holland, Netherlands. My granfather and grandparents lived up in Phlox Wi, trading with Native Americans, running a store in that area. They may have been fur traders, and possible French Canadian.

Mose married my maternal Grandmother Clara K. Wege who was born in Appleton, WI to a shoemaker, Fred Wege. They moved to Antigo, where she meet my grandfather. They married around 1903. Their youngest daughter Jeanne, was my mother.

Re: Jansen

EDINTX — 2008-12-16 16:13:03Z

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Jansen: Lohne to Schukyll/Cincinnati/Teutopolis 1830's

2007-02-20 17:10:34Z

Lingen/Ems is not far from Lohne, Oldenburg, Kingdom of Hannover. Anton's family belonged to St. Gertrud Church there so records back to the 1600's exist there. Anton had, at least, two brothers. Rumors were they went to Holland. We know nothing more of them. His first son was an attorney and stayed in Cincinnati when the family went further west to Illinois and Missouri.

Yetie Jansen m. Laurens Duyts (1638)

2007-02-20 16:49:50Z

I'm looking for any info on Ytie Jansen Born:1620 in Oldenburg, Germany Married to Laurens Duyts in 1638. I have info on him but nothing on Ytie but what you see hear. Anything would be helpful.

Yetie Jansen

2007-02-20 16:48:59Z

Its possable that she could be from there. I really don't have any info on her except her name. Do you have a mcathing name in your family? i would love to see what you have.

Jansen of Oldenburg--Lohne?

2007-02-20 16:48:07Z

Could your Jansen be from Lohne, small town just south of Oldenburg, in Kingdom of Hannover?

Trying to figure out my family history

2007-02-20 16:44:34Z

my father is from denmark .....last name jansen.........i was told he changed it from jensen to jansen but i dont' know much he came over during the war (II) as an orphan ....trying to figure it all out.... please help if you could

Petronella Jansen

JRowray1023 — 2007-02-15 20:49:51Z

Looking for info about Petronella Jansen that may have married Oliver Rowray sometime in the early 1900's

Jansen from Oldenburg area

wreckid — 2007-02-20 16:51:04Z

I have some Jansen in Groningen, Sögel, Lingen/Ems. Josepf, Margarete, Johann Hermann, Bernard Anton. My hole family came from that Oldenburg-area.

Annica Jansen

RobertRichardWright — 2008-09-04 12:44:07Z

I am looking for info on these two ancestors of mine and I am hoping someone can help me.

I descend from Annica Jansen Born 1623 and died abt 1698 -- and her husband Thomas Southard born abt 1615 and died 1684.

I am looking for info on the Parents of both people.

If you can please help me - email me at

RobertRichWright@aol.com

Thank You

R. M. Jansen of Iago, TX 1926

drbrownlee — 2008-02-13 05:47:42Z

R. M. is individually pictured in the 1926 Alexandra, yearbook of Lon Morris College in Jacksonville, Texas. He is a member of the junior class.

Jansen Family - Niagara Area of Ontario Canada

jansenken — 2007-04-24 14:51:50Z

I am Ken R Jansen and I am looking for any information on the Jansen family from Niagara Region of Ontario Canada.
My father was Carlton who Married Jean McLeod and was the son of Roland Jansen and Bertha Kolhagen from upper New York State. Rolands father was John Jansen who was married to Clara Matherson.

Re: Johanna (Jennie) E. Jansen of St. Louis MO

arched156 — 2008-11-10 12:22:44Z

My great Grandfather James Clark Nichols Married Jennie Elizabeth Ansen the were both borninst Luoie Missouri, and I only know of one child my grandfather Chester Arthur Nichols born on July 25, 1907,

Can you give me more details of her and my great grandfather did they have other children?

I am Chester John Nichols Jr
acrched@live.com

Re: Jaro H. Jansen/ Jansen's of WI

cjansenrn — 2007-02-20 16:37:11Z

please email at current
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Jansen

larrymoore47 — 2007-02-20 16:45:44Z

Hello:
My name is Larry Moore. My GG Grandmother was
Rachael A. Jansen. b.29 Sept. 1826 in Athens, NY.
She died 3 April 1897 in Chicago, ILL.. Her father
was Conrad Jansen. I have no dates on him. but he
married a Caroline Whitbeck. Do you have any
information on these Janses's? Please let me
know.
Thank You
Larry Moore

Richard D. JANSEN of Washington Co., NE

Dickbarr34 — 2007-10-25 16:22:51Z

Seek information on Richard D. JANSEN, enumerated in Washington Twp., Washington Co., NE, 1920, age 42; wife, Emma, age 34; Henry, age 12; Peter, age 10; Margaret, age 7; Arnold, age 5; Mary, age 4; and Arlene, age 2. Was his wife, Emma F. the daughter of Nicholas and Margaret PETERSEN of Richland Twp., Washington Co., NE?

Jansen family in Enschede, The Netherlands

Amie_Basile — 2008-11-06 13:12:32Z

Hi, I am looking for information on any Jansen member in Enschede, The Netherlands. My grandfather was Josef Willibertus Jansen who married Theadora Koenders and immigrated to Australia. They came out around 1955.
Some of my ancestors names are Aleida Pelgrim, Hendrikus Jansen, Catherina Hemme, Leonardus Koenders,Alexander Hemmes, Peter Brekelmens and Antonius Hendrinkus Jansen.
My email address is amiebasile@hotmail.com
Thanks!

Re: JANSEN/JANSSEN/JANSHEN of Ostfriesland, Germany

gerrit10 — 2007-02-20 16:42:06Z

Hi Nancy kStenstand,

I am looking for any infro on Gerrit Janssen Van Oldenburgh
Germany, born aroung 1600-10. Was listed in New Netherlands 1630, married Clarra Matths in 1639, Any help
would be appreciated.

thank you

Jim Garrison

Obit Priscilla Jansen

circulating — 2008-06-15 15:13:28Z

The Beacon News, Sunday, June 15, 2008, sec. A, p.15. Aurora, IL

Priscilla Mae Jansen, 77, of Superior, CO, died on Thursday June 12, 2008 at the Hospice of Boulder County in Boulder, CO. She was born on July 29, 1930, in Downers Grove, IL; a daughter to the late Irving and Alice (Knudson) Meadal.

Priscilla graduated from East Aurora High School in 1948. She enjoyed reading and her volunteer work at Copley Hospital and as a Special Education Volunteer for the Hope Wall School. She moved to Hilton Head, SC in her retirement and for the past five years lived in Boulder, CO.

Her family members include her son, David (Jean) Jansen of Louisville, CO; her sister, Sandy (Ralph) Kieren; two nieces, Heidi and Heather; and two great-nieces.

She was preceded by two daughters and two sons.

A memorial service will be held at 2:00Pm on Saturday, June 21, 2008 at Dieterle Memorial Home, 1120 S. Broadway, Montgomery. Reverend Gerald Rygh will officiate, and a reception will follow in the Dieterle Reception Room. A memorial fund in Loving Memory of Priscilla Jansen is established and may be forwarded to: Meals on Wheels of East Boulder County, 1255 Centaur Village Dr., Lafayette, CO 80026

Dieterle Memorial Home 630-897-1196

Janssen Family Tree/Cookbook

krishfish — 2007-03-01 20:37:39Z

Wanted to let someone of this last name know that an online auction site has this book up for sale. It says it starts with Johanass Janssen born 1823 and has recipes and family pictures. If you are interested contact me and I will give you the site. I have also posted this on the Janssen board.

Ada Lou Jansen

rebab2000 — 2008-09-26 20:39:32Z

I am loking for Ada Lou Jansen Or Janson I am not sure, married Jason Newman from Mississippi, born abt 1855 or before. Please help me.
Ada Jansen was my gGrandmother who I believe was part cherokee.
Thank you,
Reba

Re: Anton John Schoenfelder & Anna Maria Fenzl(ova) of Brooklyn, New York

tommtk1 — 2008-07-22 01:29:43Z

CHARLES b.Nov. 04, 1882 is my great grandfather, his daughter Rita was my grandmother(a wonderfull woman).i was baptized in the same church as charles ( st mary's on the lower east side) i'm so glad to have found you. i have to update my tree to show all the branches, most of what i have is on paper. i visited a graveyard in buswick brooklyn about 1 year ago where Anton and mary are buried but there is no marker. the church that over saw it burned down in the 70's. i do have list of who was buried in the plot but its packed away. just finishing moving. we should sometime tom

Garrett Jansen/Janssen

charlie72991 — 2007-07-12 13:41:35Z

My research has found that our Johnson name was originally Jansen/Janssen, I have found variations on the name, on the same document even.

Garrett Jansen came over from Germany with his two sons, John and George (my G-grandfather) 1862-1865; story has it there was another child, maybe a twin that died on the voyage. From John's Obit it was stated John's mother had died many years before in Germany. Garrett remarried ??? and another child Harm was born. George was born, 1856, married Anna Brockman, (1884) Nokomis, IL; Harm - 1865? married Mary Hackman(n) from the Mt. Olive, IL. Records indicate that they moved to Christian CO, around 1878; records indicate they came to the US severaly years before that, trying to find where they might have lived before moving to Christian County, IL. (maybe Mt. Olive area) or anything else about the family. Mary

George Jansen San Jose Squab Farm

Ann_Fahl — 2008-07-13 01:16:00Z

Looking for info on George "Blackie" Jansen b.1869-? who ran a squab farm or ranch in San Jose from 1923-1942. Married to Laura Belle Cunningham Shaw 1859-1941

Death of Frank Jensen

maryachtrh — 2008-02-22 03:42:34Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 18 August 1904, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

Frank Jansen, while at work on a Rock Island bridge at Geary, fell and was killed instantly. His home was in Memphis, Tennessee.

Re: Jansen/Janssen Families Living in Waterloo, Monroe Co., IL in 1860.

MikeBrennan264 — 2008-06-06 03:45:35Z

Benjamin LaCroix is my Great Grandfather, Margaret Janson is my Great Great Grandmother, Would like to share information with you.

Re: Petronella Jansen

smotz67042 — 2007-02-16 01:06:56Z

The Jansen I have were from Cincinnati, Ohio area but did not have a Petronella.

Re: Johanna (Jennie) E. Jansen of St. Louis MO

cpanter1 — 2008-11-10 12:28:09Z

Have more info, but this should help...

Jenny was my maternal great-great-grandmother. *Myrtle was Jenny's eighth child and my great-grandma; Myrtle's daughter Bernyce is my grandmother; Bernyce's daughter Janet is my mother.

Jenny's parents were Herman Lambert Jansen and Jannetje Nugteren (they are buried in St. John's cemetery in St. Louis, MO in unmarked graves).

Jenny was born 01/29/1853 in Holland; came to U.S. with her parents in 1855, according to the 1900 census; they settled in Milwaukee, WI. She married Abraham Christiansen (sp?) 04/25/1872. His parents: Jacob Christiansen of Holland and Frances La Blue of France.

My records show Jenny & Abraham's children:

Frances Johanna Ansen
Elizabeth Jennie Ansen Nichols
Kate B. Ansen
Nellie Frances Ansen Baumgart
Bertha M. Ansen
W. George Ansen
Arthur J. Ansen (m. Elva D. Shaw)
*Myrtle Violet Ansen Rademaker

Jenny died 12/09/1918 and was buried 4 days later in St. John's cemetery in St. Louis, MO. Abraham died 01/04/1931 and was also buried in St. John's cemetery in St. Louis, MO.

Your Cousin,

Carol

Re: Jansen/Janssen Families Living in Waterloo, Monroe Co., IL in 1860.

Diarmada — 2007-04-25 07:13:13Z

Would like more information on this family if possible.

Jansen/Janssen Families Living in Waterloo, Monroe Co., IL in 1860.

Diarmada — 2005-06-29 07:50:12Z

Searching for relatives of Bernhardt/Benhardt/Bernard Henry or Henry Bernard Jansen/Janssen, born approx. 1831 in Preussen, Germany. Bernhardt Jansen/Janssen and family incorrectly listed by census taker as "JOHNSON" in 1880 U. S. Census for Waterloo, Monroe Co., IL.

Families living in Waterloo, Monroe Co. IL in 1860:

Name Home in 1860
(City,County,State) Age in 1860 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Gender View Image

John Jansen Waterloo, Monroe, IL 57 1802 Germany Male
Margr Jansen Waterloo, Monroe, IL 70 1789 Germany Female
John Jansen Waterloo, Monroe, IL 30 1829 Germany Male

Ebert Jansen Township 3 S Range 9 W, Monroe, IL 38 1821 Germany Male
Cath Jansen Township 3 S Range 9 W, Monroe, IL 34 1825 Germany Female
Wene Jansen Township 3 S Range 9 W, Monroe, IL 5 1854 Illinois Male

Val Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 50 1809 Darmshadt Male
Lisb Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 48 1811 Darmshadt Female
John Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 21 1838 Illinois Male
Ph Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 16 1843 Illinois Male
Cath Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 14 1845 Illinois Female
Val Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 12 1847 Illinois Male
Margs Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 7 1852 Illinois Female

Fr Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 28 1831 PreuÃŸen Male
Han Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 27 1832 Holdan Female
John Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 14 1845 PreuÃŸen Male
Dlina Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 4 1855 Illinois Female
Louisa Jansen Township 1 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 1 1858 Illinois Female

Eberh Jansen Township 3 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 34 1825 PreuÃŸen Male
Chrtine Jansen Township 3 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 34 1825 PreuÃŸen Female
Henr Jansen Township 3 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 6 1853 Illinois Male
Chas Jansen Township 3 S Range 10 W, Monroe, IL 32 1827 PreuÃŸen Male

Anton John Schoenfelder & Anna Maria Fenzl(ova) of Brooklyn, New York

Francesquinnjajal — 2008-07-15 14:55:04Z

ANTON "John" SCHOENFELDER(b.abt 1846 in Bavaria, Germany) was a butcher who worked in a cold storage plant in either Brooklyn or Manhattan and died of pneumonia at age 43 on January 21, 1889. Anton's Father was Conrad b. in Germany or Austria and his Mother was Catherine Schwab b. Germany. His wife ANNA MARIA Fenzl(ova) known as "Mary" raised the following children by herself after he died: ANNA (1861)m. Richard Singer, JOSEPH b. 1878 d. Feb.6, 1911, MARY "Mamie", b. April 1, 1880 d. Sept. 04, 1941 m. Edward Otto Spamer, CHARLES b.Nov. 04, 1882, d.Apr. 17, 1946 m. Mary ?, GEORGE, b.Dec. 12, 1883, d.May 4, 1973 (not sure if he ever married) RUDOLPH, b. May 1, 1885 d. Sept. 1, 1964 m. Elisabeth "Lizzie" Nehr Nov. 25, 1903, (last child)THERESIA (my grandmother)b. Dec. 1, 1886 d. Dec. 10, 1961 m. Johannes Melchoir Jansen May 12, 1915. Looking for cousins and more info on each individual.

Re: Jansen

LeonaLGustafson — 2008-12-16 13:26:30Z

What time period are you looking at? A few more details might assist others who would like to help you.

Re: Jansen

ggeber — 2008-12-16 05:35:25Z

I have some information on this Jansen family, a little on the Hussmann's and not much on the Hopster's. Are you still interested?

Re: Bernard Jansen from Wahn, Germany

FREDERIK_J — 2008-10-16 23:04:14Z

I am researching the JANSEN-family of South Africa.
The complete history of the JANSEN Progenitor who
emigrated from Germany to South Africa in 1752 can be
read on

www.Jansenfamilie.co.uk

I am interested in your branch of the family and would
like to link you to the main JANSEN family register.
In order to do this I would require some dates and
exact names of the oldest members of your family that
can be identified.

I am looking forward to hearing from you.
FREDERIK JANSEN
Researching JANSEN, VENTER, BREYTENBACH, DOUGLAS