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Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

berryanne — 2008-01-19 11:01:24Z

From my first request back in 2001 it has been interesting to see where the message boards have led. Unfortunately I haven't received any information on my Kabisch however it has been fascinating to find that there are so many Kabisch's the world over. Growing up we thought our name to be unique here in Australia, but it is as common as Smith in Germany! I have since discovered my GGrandfather came from Aupitz in Germany, but nothing more. Any information gladly received. Family research is so addictive and so very frustrating!

Re: kabisch's

horndblh — 2008-01-13 04:53:24Z

my family branch and your family branch go back to the 1700's in zeitz germany.
my email is horndblh@yahoo.com
penny

Re: kabisch's

twkw1 — 2008-01-13 00:28:10Z

Karen Kabisch-Whitecotton
twkw@verizon.net

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twkw1 — 2008-01-13 00:25:18Z

I am a Fort Wayne Kabisch by birth and just found this site while working on some other Kabisch stuff.
I am the daughter of Robert A Kabisch (deceased).
Their are 4 of us Kabisch kids.
Feel free to contact if you would like.
Karen Kabisch-Whitecotton

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

kkaebisch — 2007-06-01 17:52:25Z

Amalie Kaebisch came to the US with here children, Pauline, Auguste,Moritz, Bruno, Otto, Lola, Roberton on the SS American on June 9, 1870. There was a Charles who was also on the ship who we assumed was her husband but later found out that it was her brother-in-law. Amalie was married to one of the Kaebisch brother's in Germany, he died and she came to the US with her children and Charles and then married a Henrick Kaebisch whom was already settled in Wisconsin. We have Henrick last will that states these children are his step-children. Amalie and Henrick were married here in Wisconsin on 6/26/1870. My e-mail is
kkaebisch@wi.rr.com if that makes it easier. That's Diane

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

kkaebisch — 2007-06-01 17:52:03Z

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

horndblh — 2007-06-01 04:47:46Z

what do you have?
penny

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

kkaebisch — 2007-06-01 04:44:40Z

are you still looking for information on the kaebisch family
if so, please write back..Diane

Re: Kabesh Pictures Missouri Early 1900's

horndblh — 2007-02-03 08:02:57Z

the name is kabisch and the are in wisconson area now

faxes

horndblh — 2006-03-09 21:50:03Z

did you get your last fax??
i have more on california kabisch's to send.
penny

Re: kabisch's

horndblh — 2005-10-17 18:44:36Z

please email me at horndblh@yahoo.com and i can get you back to germany 1600's. my 2 great grandfather and the 1st kabisch in ft wayne were 1st cousins,
penny

kabisch's

horndblh — 2005-10-17 18:42:25Z

i just logged onto site again but please email at horndblh@yahoo.com

Re: kabisch's

2005-07-29 03:08:52Z

I'm sorry-- I wasn't sure about the rules on this board. I should have included my email address with my previous message. If you would like to contact me directly it is kabdds@yahoo.com

Re: kabisch's

kabi1947 — 2005-07-29 02:53:57Z

Hello Penelope. I am the father of Ben Kabisch who let me know of your message. I was born and raised in Ft Wayne and I do have some information on that branch of the family I would be happy to share with you.How can I help?

Re: kabisch's

2005-07-29 02:04:51Z

Hey! I just found this site and don't really know a whole lot about my family history, but I do know that my dad is from Ft.Wayne...His name is Steven Bruce Kabisch. He has a brother, Robert, and they are the sons of Eugene Frank and Ruth Ellen (Spear) Kabisch. I'm gonna send this site to my dad and he will know alot more about it than I do...

Thanks!

kabisch's

horndblh — 2005-07-14 19:58:19Z

looking for a decendent of the kabisch family in fort wayne indiana to verify facts with. i am of the new york new jersy kabisch's and trying to verify link.
any help would be greatly appreciated
penelope kabisch-horn

Donald J Kabisch of Fort Wayne Indiana killed in South Pacific

Dave_Dwiggins — 2005-06-27 04:36:25Z

kabisch's

horndblh — 2004-09-13 03:16:09Z

is there an indiana kabisch that will correspond with me concerning the indiana branch? my new york/connecticut branch is connected 2 generations further back than franz rudolph kabisch in fort wayne, indiana.

Re: Kabisch -- Immigration to Russia

2003-12-14 19:36:52Z

We know the Kabisches are originally from Germany. In 19th century they immigrated to the US, Australia, Russia and probably to some other countries.

Re: Kabisch - Sachsen

2003-08-04 09:24:47Z

Hello,
I can help you to find your ancestor`s
in Zeitz. Please send me a mail to
carsten_tuengler@web.de,
if I should look into the church records.
Bye
Carsten
student

Re: Kabisch - Sachsen

2003-07-10 02:30:45Z

i would say that due to the political problems in germany at that time many germans were seeking a better existance in other countries in which to raise families. have you checked st michaels church in zeitz for help with kabisch's.
penny kabisch

Kabisch -- Immigration to Russia

2003-06-09 21:49:09Z

Hello:

My great grand father's (1886-1914) and my grand ma's (1912-2002) names were Kabisch. They lived in Ukraine, Kiev Region.

I wonder if anybody has info regarding immigration of Kabisch people to Russia.

Thanks,

Sergei Dovgodko
Brussels, Belgium

Re: Kabisch - Sachsen

2003-06-09 21:47:03Z

Re: Kabisch - Sachsen

2003-05-06 03:38:55Z

trying to find a kabisch connection with zeitz germany.
i have traced my great great grandfather and his twin to zeitz but i cannot link up after that.

Re: Kabisch -- Immigration to Russia

2003-09-02 20:59:25Z

It is likely they immigrated to Russia bacause the Czar governement offered German immigarants free land and other privileges. One of such previaleges was protection from Russian army drafts.

My Kabisches never left Russia and gradually assimilated with the local population. I do not have inforamation about "the first" Kabisches who arrived to Russia. The first Kabisch I discovered had a Russian first name, therefore it is likely he was born in Russia,,,

In the middle of 19th century, when the Russian goverment started drafting German immigrants to the army, many of them left the country for the US. In the States those people call themselves "Russian Germans"

Re: Kabisch - Sachsen

2003-03-07 10:16:15Z

Hi Chrisi,

No idea where I am searching and records very sketchy. All I know is that my GGF came from the Sudentenland area of Germany, his name being Albert Bernhardt (or variations thereof) Kabisch. He came to Australia around 1876 aboard the Elisabeth out of Hamburg as a single 20 year old. I have been told he had 5 sisters (???). He married here in Australia early 1880's and died around 1914.
I just keep hitting a brick wall as I don't know much more than that - oh yea, on the wedding certificate his father is listed as August.
Any help/information would be very much appreciated.

Kabisch - Sachsen

2003-02-03 11:29:25Z

just happened to come across this forum.
i am christiane kabisch from germany; my family comes from sachsen area. i guess all of your other kabisch's ancestors come more or less from east germany.
what/where are you all exactly searching for?
my own ancestor knowledge goes back like, say 3 generations.

Re: looking

2002-08-09 11:29:52Z

Just wanted to leave my email adress and ad that I was adopted in Ky lived in foster care ruraly , email is attached if any info is available also have a brother james also adopted but no more information available . Any help would be greatly appreciated . Thnx

albert bernardt kabisch

2002-04-26 10:43:52Z

I would certainly be interested in any thing you can advise me although our spellings are different. I do know that my Great Grandfather had 5 sisters (I believe) all of whom died of TB and I think this was before he came to Australia. I also know that his father's name was listed as August Kabisch on his wedding licence to his 2nd wife. Albert Bernardt was born in 1853 and arrived in Australia in 1878 aboard the 'Elisabeth" from Hamburg. I have unfortunately been unable to find any further information, I am at a dead end. So, if you can make any links with this information I will be more than grateful.

Thank you
Anne

Re: Kabisch

2001-11-25 15:58:53Z

Hello
Y live in South América
Glad to contact You

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

2001-10-20 11:35:21Z

Hi Penny,

Albert Bernhardt Kabisch is my Great Grandfather. He came to Australia in 1878 at 25 years of age. He married Louisa Gunther (nee Michael) and they had 2 children, Albert Bernhardt born in 1884 and my Grandfather Louis Bruno, born in 1888. My Great Grandfather died in 1914, he appeared to be an itinerant worker, moving around the country side whilst his wife seemed to stay put in one place. Louisa died in 1893 and he then married a Johanna Louisa Schloitthe. On the certificate of the 2nd marriage, it is noted thal Albert Bernhardt Kabisch's father was August, but this is all I have. My family believe that he came from the Sudetenland Region of Germany, but it is all a bit sketchy. In various records that I have found, he is shown as Albert Bernhardt and sometimes just as Bernhard.

So you can see, I will be greatful for anything that you can find out.

Thanks again for keeping in touch.....

Regards

Anne Berry-Smith (nee Kabisch)

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

2001-10-19 11:21:45Z

Thanks for keeping me in touch Penny, every little bit helps. I had a quick look at the site, however not much use. I don't know if I told you, but I live in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia and most of what I saw was emmigration from Germany to America..........

I keep finding new sites and glean a little information here and a little there.

Please keep in touch

Anne

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

2001-10-14 07:20:08Z

Thank you Penelope, I can't remember what info I have already given, so will give some extra just in case. Albert Bernhardt Kabisch was my Great Grandfather. He emmigrated to Australia in 1878 aboard the Stirlingshire aged 25. I believe his father's name was August. I don't know his birthplace. In Australia he married a lady by the name of Luisa Michael (who I think was already married to a Gunther who must have died as she had a child named Augusta Emilie Gunther). I have a little history on the Michael family if this is of any use, but it is really at this stage the Kabisch's that I am interested in. Other spelling variations we have hare are Karbisch, Kalisch (both without the c's) also both but starting with C - i.e. Cabisch etc.

Hoping to hear from you sometime.

Anne Berry-Smith

searching for family

CaroleRule — 2003-09-20 17:31:21Z

I am looking for more recent information on the Kabisch's from Philadelphia. My grandfather (Alfred) and his father (Robert) had a falling out but I know he had a brother (Kurt misspelled Hurt in one census) and a sister (Ella). I believe Kurt moved to Wash. Dc and Ella married a Blessing. Robert's wife died and he remarried his servant girl Katy Schmidt. robert had owned a boullion cube factory in Philadelphia.

Re: Kabisch -- Immigration to Russia

EmeraldDreamer — 2003-12-14 01:19:45Z

I am actually looking for the Kabik family. I assumed there could be changes through the years in miscommunication. I actually might have some information. Of the little of information I have for the roots of the Kabik family, I know that many many many years ago there was a town in Russia called Kabik. I know that my family has roots there, I just want to know how to connect the dots. Whether it is help to you or me, I'm very interested in finding out if you have information about the ancestry of the surname Kabik.
Thank-you

Re: Kabisch - Sachsen

barrida — 2003-04-27 22:09:04Z

Hi Crisi,
My g-grandmother Ernestine Kabisch, was born in Zeitz, Feb.1, 1831. She had 10 siblings including twin brothers. Some of them emigrated to US 1853--1860. She married a Christian Bachmann in Zeitz in 1853. Most of my info is from the Family History Library (Mormon) microfilm records of St. Michaels Lutheran Church in Zeitz. Anything sound familiar?
Marion

Kabesh Pictures Missouri Early 1900's

Lori_Hegar — 2003-03-04 19:51:38Z

Looking for Albina, Tillie, James or Sophia Kabesh.
Worth County, Missouri 1900- 1905
I have pictures to share with you.

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

Rdabey — 2002-11-06 23:27:52Z

Hi, I am also researching Kaebisch. Do you have any comming to Wisconsin in about 1870? They also came from the Sachsen area. Mona

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

kendiane1 — 2002-04-26 00:46:30Z

Mona: I have ship records showing Charles/Amalie/ and several children coming to Wisconsin after sailing on the SS America on June 7th, 1870 . There is more interesting info on these people. If you want more, let me know. Do you know how Albert Kaebisch fits into the family? Every Kaebisch is related in one way or another. Diane

looking

giftedjedi1 — 2002-09-19 07:43:02Z

Hello My adoptive name was michael duanne richardson,I am now michael thomas kabitsch.I was born on 3/19 1973 information is very limated.looking for anyone with info thanx

Re: albert bernardt kabisch

horndblh — 2002-07-09 14:55:27Z

my email address has changed and i have checked with the information i have from st michaels at zeitz germany there a few august kabisch's but you need the full name you can either contact the church direct or contact the germany web site for sachen germany and ask for help. hope this helps.

Re: Kabisch -- Immigration to Russia

horndblh — 2003-09-02 00:53:29Z

what where their first names and what did they do in russia?
also when did they leave russia?
lastly why did they emmigrate to russia?
was it because of the nepolonic wars?
penny

Re: Kabisch -- Immigration to Russia

horndblh — 2003-12-19 05:30:56Z

if you look back in history during the franco prussian wars many people fled the german states to other countries. catherine the great offered land to the germans in order to have russia culitvated and in farming for revenues. check her edicts on the land for emigration. america was doing the same thing as well as australia offering land for settlers/farmers and for soldiers durning the civil war in america for the promise of land. if you look in the middle east there is a town called kabis. so who nows where we kabisch's origionally came from. also according to some german friends the name kabisch comes from the son of jacob. which is a bibical conotation. may be it is that the name has be transformed so many ways there are none who know the origional name and meaning. it is sad man's greed for power has destroyed so much that could have lead us to finding our origins and a sense of past.

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch

horndblh — 2001-09-13 23:53:08Z

i have contacted a genealogy research group in germany for the kabisch family if i get information on your kabisch i will contact you.

Re: Kabisch

horndblh — 2001-09-13 23:53:08Z

there about 200+ FROM NY AND CT IN A KABISCH FAMILY CONTACT ME FOR ADDITIONAL INFO

Re: Albert Bernhardt Kabisch