Klug - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2009-11-08 20:01:52Z

Hi Jeanine, Yes I would like to see the Klug information you have and I can give you what I have. I have the Klug line traced back pretty far.

Re: Klug Research

klugdale — 2009-11-01 23:24:52Z

I have done some research on the Klugs who came from Germany in the 1870s. They migrated to US and settled in Caledonia in southeastern Minnesota and all raised large families. klugdale@juno.com

Pallas

MomDotts — 2009-11-01 20:15:23Z

My Pallas line comes from Poland/Russia, depending on what time period you look at. I know a (Jan) John Pallas (b.~1858) went to Cuyahoga, OH. John was married to Henryka Bart. He is definitely linked to my line! His father was Frederyk.
If this fits into your line, or you know of anyone who's line it may fit into, please contact me at momdotts@aol.com

Thank you!

NY State Supreme Court Case - Equity Term 1900

kimmyhoeft — 2009-06-25 14:07:01Z

I'm am trying to find out the details of a case involving my gr.gr.grandpa, Jacob Klug. There is a case of him vs. Margaret Stone - also known as Margaret Harrison (my gr.gr.grandma). There are a few other men involved. The lawyer was George Raines and it went before James W. Dunwell. I can only get bits and pieces from scanned newspaper articles. I pretty much know my gr.gr.grandpa lost, but I'd like to know the details. Any idea how I'd find it?

Thanks!
Kim

Re: klug family in ohio

dalercrane — 2009-06-10 21:40:22Z

Hi,
I'm Dale Crane-George and Alice are my grandparents. I just started doing a family tree and came across your posting.
My father is Ervin the oldest of the siblings. I only saw my grandfather once on his deathbed at my Uncle Wesley's house when I was very young.
My father told me he had a very poor upbringing, and that after his mother died (he was only 15) his father made him quit school to help support the other children. He never said his father left but he did say he was a drunk, so the younger children probably stayed with other people.
If you pull up our family tree I have put a picture of George and Alice that my father had.
If I have any other information that will help you don't hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Dale Crane

Klug-Winter Family - Pommern>NY>WI

pan_mila — 2009-04-17 18:35:29Z

Hi,

I am looking to find any information on the following children. I have been able to trace the family to the mid 1850s but then the children disappear. I do not know if they died, moved elsewhere in Wiscosnin, or moved out of Wisconsin.

Parents:

Wilhelm August Klug - b. 17 Jul 1813 (or 1816) in Muddelmow, Kreis Regenwalde, Province of Pommern, Kingdom of Prussia d. 08 Aug 1844 in Kirchhayn, Jackson Township, Washington County, Wisconsin Territory. Buried in David's Star Lutheran cemetery in Kirchhayn.

Caroline Friederike Winter - 24 Oct 1812 in Marquardsmühl, Kreis Cammin, Province of Pommern, Kingdom of Prussia d. 31 Jan 1870 in Sherman Township, Sheboygan County, WI. Buried in St. Paul's Lutheran cemetery, Sherman Township, Sheboygan County, WI.

They married on 12 Sep 1834 in the Evangelical church, Rottnow, Kreis Greifenberg, Province of Pommern, Kingdom of Prussia. The family emigrated in 1839 arriving in New York harbor aboard the ship "Britannia" on 05 Sep. The family continued on to Buffalo, NY. The family lived in Portage, Livingston County, New York (when he worked on the Genesee Canal) and in Buffalo, NY from 1839-1842/3. The family then moved to Wisconsin where it is assumed they lived in the Freistadt area. After Wilhelm August Klug died, Caroline Friederike Klug nee Winter married Christian Friedrich Sell on 09 Jun 1846 at Trinity Lutheran church, Freistadt, Mequon Township, Washington County, Wisconsin Territory. In the early to mid 1850s the Sell/Winter/Klug family moved to Abbott Township (now Sherman Township), Sheboygan County, WI.

Children:

1) Wilhelm Friedrich August Winter b. 08 Apr 1834 in Rottnow, Kreis Greifenberg, Province of Pommern, Kingdom of Prussia. He is the illegitimate son of Caroline Friederike Winter. The baptism entry does not state the father's name. His future stepfather, Wilhelm August Klug, is listed as a baptism sponsor. He was confirmed at Trinity Lutheran church in Freistadt on 06 Jun 1847, the confirmation entry uses the surname Klug. He is found in the 1850 census living with his 2nd stepfather, his mother and siblings in Mequon Township. This is the last entry I have found for this child. It is not known if he went by the surname Klug or Winter as an adult.

2) Gottlieb Christoph Klug b. 24 Jul 1835 in Muddelmow, Kreis Regenwalde, Province of Pommern, Kingdom of Prussia. He was confirmed at Trinity Lutheran church in Freistadt on 18 Jun 1848. He is found in the 1850 census living with his stepfather, mother and siblings in Mequon Township. This is the last entry I have found for this child.

3) Johann Ernst Heinrich Klug b. 24 Oct 1836 in Muddelmow, Kreis Regenwalde, Province of Pommern, Kingdom of Prussia d. 19 Aug 1839 aboard the ship while crossing the Atlantic Ocean. He was buried at sea.

4) Carl Wilhelm Friedrich Klug b. 04 Jul 1838 in Gramenzer Busch, Kreis Neustettin, Province of Pommern, Kingdom of Prussia d. 10 Oct 1839 in Buffalo, NY. He is buried in Buffalo.

5) Friedrich Wilhelm Klug b. 20 Nov 1840 in Portage Township, Livingston County, NY. He is found in the 1850 census living with his stepfather, mother and siblings in Mequon Township. He was confirmed at David's Star Lutheran church in Kirchhayn on 29 Apr 1855. He is recorded taking Communion at St. Paul's Lutheran church, Abbott Township, Sheboygan County, WI in 1855 (the exact date is not recorded, but must have occured after his confirmation). This is the last entry I have found for this child.

6) Caroline Maria Wilhelmine Klug b. 08 Sep 1842 in Buffalo, Erie County, NY. She is found in the 1850 census living with her stepfather, mother and siblings in Mequon Township. This is the last entry I have found for this child.

Any information on the four children that were living in 1850 would be greatly appreciated.

Tom

Re: Klug Family

stewart541 — 2009-04-16 11:40:44Z

Hi there from Melbourne Australia.
My name is stewart Clugg my parents and grandparents have told me that our name was spelt Klug but was changed or Anglicised just before world war 2 , as many german migrants to Austrlia did at that time so they would not be intered .
My family have told me that we came from Eastern Silisia which I believe to be part of south western poland now.
I am married with 2 cjildren Tyson and Emily and we are expecting our first grandchild in October .
I am quiet happy to relate more information if you wish .
My email adress is stewart@clugg.net

klug family in ohio

m_kunsch — 2009-04-09 01:02:42Z

looking for any information on gust and louisa klug both immigrated in the 1880's. had a daughter named alice klug who died during childbirth with daughter nancy rose. it looks as if alice's husband george crane left the younger children with gust and louisa klug when alice died. looking for any information on the klugs or children of george and alice crane.

Re: Johanna Klug from Pomerania, Poland -- Settled in Wisconsin

mystere2e — 2009-02-10 21:14:39Z

Please refer to my original post for my ancestors' names. Beyond that, Klug is a very common name in Wisconsin so unless we share some specific data in common it is a long shot.

Re: general

junea143 — 2009-02-10 20:24:32Z

sorry, forgot to specify-he was born around 1900

Re: general

junea143 — 2009-02-10 20:23:59Z

my grandfather's name was rolland and was born around that area. any ideas? thank you!

Re: Johanna Klug from Pomerania, Poland -- Settled in Wisconsin

junea143 — 2009-02-10 20:21:23Z

my g grandparents, klug, lived in wisconsin. do you know any of the names? thank you!

Re: Looking for more info on a Catherine Klug

jeanineklug — 2009-01-13 19:51:04Z

This is interesting considering that my late grandma Klug also talked of our family being tied into the Shawnee Indians, however I am not sure how. I would love to talk to you about this, please write me at jeaninetk@gmail.com thank you

Re: Ruben Klug and Rose Klug(Preston or Paston)

jackie4307 — 2009-01-04 16:52:22Z

I know you because you're my stepsister! I tried finding you after my Mom died in 2002 to let you know but had no luck. Did you know she died? I just started researching my family history in the last week and a list of common family names popped up on the screen, so I clicked on Klug. I do remember Rose, your Grandmother. How are you? You're welcome to email me back on my personal email - jfishman@swcp.com

Re: Ruben Klug and Rose Klug(Preston or Paston)

Suzanne_Klug — 2009-01-03 02:53:35Z

Yes! I am the daughter of Sydney and June Klug. How do you know me?????

Re: Ruben Klug and Rose Klug(Preston or Paston)

jackie4307 — 2009-01-03 01:31:01Z

Suzanne Klug from Chicago, daughter of Syd?

Ruben Klug and Rose Klug(Preston or Paston)

Suzanne_Klug — 2008-12-21 20:08:45Z

I am a granddaughter of Rose Klug, whose maiden name was Preston or Paston. She had many brothers and sisters, some, including Rose, were raised in an orphanage in England. I am looking for any information on Ruben and Rose, but especially looking for relatives of Rose's brothers and sisters.Ruben and Rose were both from either Russia or Poland.

Re: Wilhelm / Wilhelmina Klug

connieklug — 2008-10-23 23:47:35Z

Remember me? Its been a few years. I've changed computers and lost your information. My current email address is connieklug@chemaxmil.com A few years ago you sent some photos of Albertine Donner. Do you still have them? I have lost everything in a divorce so trying to regroup!
Please stay in touch.
Connie Klug

Re: Klug's from Germany

lhndn — 2008-02-02 04:31:06Z

I'm not at home right now...visiting relatives. Without having my documentation to look at, it doesn't look like we connection. Henrietta Kowalke's Father was, I believe, Herman Kowalke. He must have died shortly after her birth, her Mom remarried Michael Braun before she was one year old. Please contact me at my new e-mail address of "zookeeper13@sudenlink.net" I will be home around Feb 6th, snow permitting. We can compare information a little more.
Lori

Klug family

stevenvandam — 2008-08-05 04:28:10Z

looking for more family info on:
Parents:
Carl Freidrich August and Maria Kohloff
Children:
Franz William Friedrich 1867
Albert August Friedrich 1868
Rev. Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich 1869
David Christian Karl 1871
Leonhard Ludwig Julius 1873
Karl Friedrich August 1874
Heinrich Ludwig Otto 1878
Wilhelm Johann August
Maria Johanna Augusta 1880
Christina Louise Maria 1883

Re: Info Please

colhackett — 2008-04-10 13:36:41Z

I am a descendant of a Klug family that settled in Chicago. I have a William Klug b1855 Pommern Germany, Married to a Wilhemina Johanna ( possilbly Guth )b1865Pommern Germany. They had 5 children Carl is the only oneI have records on.

John Lynd

New York Klug's

MaureenWilkie — 2007-12-20 01:05:14Z

My great grandparents were Philip & Katharina Klug from Queens NY. Philip was born in 1852 and Katharina in 1853 in Germany. They had 8 children and most of them were born in NY. Im new at this- so any information is welcome . Thanks

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

TerryWittenberg — 2007-07-03 01:36:43Z

Okay, I think we have found it.

Anna Catharina was the daughter of Johann Lüder Scheele and Anna Catharina Giltmann (or Geltmann depending on who was transcribing the originals). Johann Lüder Scheele died in 1836 and his wife was remarried, in 1841, to Johann Philipp Lesche.

That gives us all three names mentioned as your Catharina's maiden name.

Schala - Scheele
Gettmann/Geltmann - Giltmann
Lay-shay - Lesche

It looks like your genealogist has access to more German records and he may be able to go further with this.

By the way, my maternal grandmother's mother was a Gerken.
Other family names are Meyer, Mahnke, Gathmann, Dankers, Dehnbostel, Hahn, Buchhop, Wittenberg, Gödecke and Schwiebert.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

TerryWittenberg — 2007-07-02 23:59:55Z

Just a thought -

I have in my Visselhövede database an Anna Catharina Maria Scheele b. 19 Jan 1835 (bap.26 Jan 1835, Conf. 1849) to Johann Lüder Scheele and Anna Catharina Giltmann. This could just be coincidence but it seems too close to let go.

T.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

TerryWittenberg — 2007-07-02 03:55:45Z

Most of my family came from the area around Visselhövede and Neuenkirchen. I have been researching them for over 10 years and have access to the Visselhövede church records at the LDS Family History Library near my home.

I am not related to the Klugs but since most of the Germans in Henry County, Ohio have some connection to Visselhövede I decided to try to transcribe the records and then possibly donate them to the Henry County Genealogical Society. It is taking forever. The records I have access to only go through 1852. I have gotten from 1818 through 1838. I searched from 1847 through 1852 and could not find a marriage record for Henry and Catharine.

In your GGG grandfather Christoph's marriage record in 1826 it records that his father, Henry's grandfather lived in Verden and Christoph's wife was from Walsrode. Have you checked to see if they may have moved to one of those locations? You might also try searching in the civil records in Rotenburg am Wümme.

Do you know where Henry and Catharine attended church after they immigrated here? I found the hometowns of some of my ancestors in the old American church records. Some churches even keep copies of obituaries that may record the place of birth or maiden name. None of the names you listed for Catharine are familiar to me, or show up in the Visselhövede records, or any other records I have searched, so she was probably not from the area.

I also find it interesting that Maria Reuter Klug Behrmann gave her maiden name in the 1880 Federal census.

Good Luck. Let me know if I can be of any more help to you.

Is Christina Augustine Klug, b. 1823 Germany, in your family tree?

wzrlover — 2007-10-24 17:31:30Z

I'm looking for anyone else with Christina Augustine Klug in their family trees.

Christina Augustine Klug
b. Oct 1823, Germany
d. 13 Apr 1913, Lida Township, Otter Tail County, MN
m. Jacob Poss

Re: Klug's from Germany

rlong149 — 2007-09-28 12:40:46Z

Lori, I corresponded with you a year ago or so. Recently, I realized that my Klugs come from the same area that yours originally do - Berent/Gross Klinsch/Schonberg (all part of Karthaus/Carthaus), West Prussia, in the same time period. I'm sure that we are related; it's just a question of how closely. Mine, you may recall, came to St. Clair County, Michigan and Detroit, Michigan in about 1868. My earliest known Klug (that came to Michigan) was Friedrich Wilhelm Klug/Kluge/Kluck, born about 1822 in the Schonberg area. He married Luise/Louise Mau/Muhall. Let's keep in touch . . . . Janet

Eva Klug of Culpeper Co Va

oclarke11 — 2007-12-09 23:47:52Z

Need parents & siblings for Eva b abt 1745. She marr Matthias Broyles abt 1765. He was the son of Hans Jacob Broyles & Maria Catharina Fleischmann who were part of the Germanna German settleman. Also need children for Eva & Matthias. Matthias died abt 1816 in Jefferson Co KY.
Ollie

Looking for more info on a Catherine Klug

Oriolefan0816 — 2008-08-12 04:02:57Z

Hi my name is Kristen and it is said that my Great, Great, Great Grandmother Grandmother is an orphoned Shawnee indian girl, she was born in Virginia (now West Virginia) but I would love to find info on her adopted Mother, and her adopted Mother name was Catherine Klug.

Catherine Klug was married at least three times, all of her husband's died. Catherine first husband was Joseph Reinhart, they got married in 1839 and they had four children: Margaret, John, George, Francis. Joseph died around 1844. Her 2nd Husband was Nicholas Heck they got married on Jan 27,1845. Then on September 16, 1848 Catherine and Nicholas (Klug) Heck adopted my Great, Great, Great Grandmother Mary Gertrude (Heck) Stegmaier, then sometime after September 16, 1848, her 2nd husband Nicholas Heck died, then she re-married for the 3rd time to Joseph Holzinger on Jul 15, 1851. The 1850 census she was listed as a widow and living at Patterson's Creek, VA near Cumberland probably at Nicholas Heck brother's John house.
I would love to know the names of Catherine Klugs parents and if she had any Brother's or Sister's. I think Catherine was born in Germany or Prussia. Thanks to who might know.

Re: Klug's from Germany

auntclauds — 2007-08-30 22:03:21Z

Correction....Anna Klugs's son, Michal Michalski immigrated NOT in early 1800's but early 1880's. Thank you.

Klug

mdgtms12 — 2008-03-01 07:13:17Z

I am looking for my grandfathers sister. My granfathers name was Raymond Klug,passed away in the 80's. He lived in Louisiana. he was married to Cecile Troxclair (passed away November 1995) and they had 5 children.

Darcy Klug
Skip Klug
Mike Klug (passed away July 2002)
Kenny Klug
Ronald "Ronnie" Klug

Re: Klug's from Germany

terrizielke — 2008-01-30 05:10:41Z

Hello Lori,

I wonder if there might be a shirt tale connection here. You mentioned that one of your Klug's married a Kowalke. That is a name that I am researching. You also mentioned that your Klugs are from Kreis Berent. My Kowalke was married in Berent, but I do not know where she was born. Her father, Jacob Kowalke and her name is Caroline Wilhelmine Kowalke, married Ludwig Kowalke. Caroline was born 1818 and died 1855.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2007-07-03 00:51:40Z

In a baptismal record for one of my Hinrich's brother's (Hermann Christoph Friedrich born 8 Dec 1834) there was a godparent named Hermann Friedrich Scheel. I have always wondered about that Scheel surname.

Now with what you mention I think that must definitely be a connection. Can you tell me what church that Anna Catharina Maria Scheele was baptised in ? I am wondering how I would find her marriage? Is that in your database as well? Thanks so much for this information.

I think you told me that the records only went up to 1852? Is that right? My Hinrich and Catharina's children were born from 1854 thru 1873 and then they immigrated and had 2 more children. My genealogist said he would have expected to find their confirmations in church records of where they lived, but he didn't find them in Visselhövede.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2007-07-01 19:51:27Z

Yes, you are right. Maria Reuter was the second wife of Hermann Christoph Klug. She was the step mother of my Johann Hinrich Ludwig Klug who was also a master baker.

Maria Reuter and her children ended up in Ohio, while my Johann Hinrich Ludwig Klug ended up in Harbor Beach, Huron Co. Michigan.

I wish I could touch base with those Ohio Klugs. It would be interesting to compare info.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2007-07-01 19:44:41Z

Hi Terry,

Yes, that is the same family! Johann Hinrich Ludwig Klug (b. Aug 1, 1827) is my great great grandfather. He was called "Henry". How is it that you were transcribing those church records? How did you get access to them? Were you in Visselhoevede?

By the way, I dearly would like to find a record of Henry's marriage to a Catharina/Catrina around 1853/1854. She was born Jan 18, 1836 but I am not sure in what city. Their first child was Johann Kort Heinrich Klug (b. Nov 2, 1854)and they had 7 more children before they emigrated to America in 1873.

My geneaolgist thought it didn't seem that Henry and Catharina were married or living in Visselhoevede. So I wonder where else they could have been. They sailed from Hamburg when they emigrated. All my family records have them indicating Hannover as their origin but I know that is not specific and could mean a region not a city. I believe the geneolgist tried to search in Hannover City and found nothing.

Part of my problem is that there is a confusion over what Catharina's maiden name was. It could have been Schala, Gettmann, or even something like Taysha/Jaysha.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2007-07-02 12:41:37Z

Terry,

In case you can help me figure this out let me explain that Catharina Klug (wife of my Johann Hinrich Ludewig Klug) was listed as having the maiden name "Schala" on 3 of her children's marriage records which were around 1880-1895 time period in Michigan. Then on one son's obitutary in 1915 it stated that his mother Catharina's maiden name was Gettmann/Geltmann. Further confusion is that in my notes passed down within the family someone writes that Cahtarina's maiden name was pronounced "Lay-Shay" but spelled something like "Taysha" or "Jaysha".

At first my genealogist thought her surname would have been Gettmann or Gathmann and he said he found one Catharina Sophia Margaretha Gathmann born 7 Dec 1830 who attended school in Visselhövede, and was confirmed in 1845. That person doesn't match the birthdate of my Catharina (18 Jan 1836) however.

I am not really sure what to think. Of course mispellings in records are very possible. The Taysha/Jaysha name could have come from misreading old script. Perhaps that was her middle given name and not her maiden name at all.

Also I know that my Johann Hinrich Ludewig (Henry) was a master baker after his father died. It would seem common sense to me that he would have just inherited the business after his father Christoph died and that he would have been in Visselhövede. We know that he was living with his step mother Maria Rueter after the death of his father for a while. Yet apparently no confirmation records are found for his children there.

Here are the sources that my genealogist used:

- Kaufmann, Jens Th. (ed.): Niedersächsische Trauregister (marriage records) – Cel-ler Land, vol. 1 : from the beginnings up to the year 1700, Burgwedel 1998, Braun-schweig 1999-2006
- Lutheran church records of Kirchboitzen 1655-1875, Verden, St. Johannis 1659-1885, Visselhövede 1793-1852 and Walsrode 1669- 1875 (all microfilmed at the Lutheran Church Records’ Office in Hannover)
- Online-Ortsfamilienbuch Bremen und Vegesack
- Ritter, Jürgen (ed.): Garnison-Kirchenbuch Hannover 1816–1867, 2 vols, Hannover 1995-1996
- www.familysearch.org

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2007-07-02 12:24:04Z

Yes, I found that quite interesting that Maria Reuter gave her maiden name in the census of 1880. It really helped give me a clue, so I am glad. My researcher told me that Maria Reuter petitioned to run an Inn/Tavern in 1842 in Visselhövede. I know that my Johann Hinrich Ludewig had a fight with his step father and Johann Hinrich Ludewig was thrown down a stairway and suffered a broken back. To heal they tied him in a chair for most of a year and his back became permanently bent over. Yet he still was able to win the heart of Catharina (the most beautiful girl in Hannover).

Regarding my Klug Line:

ggg grandfather:
Hermann Christoph Klug, born in Verden 3 May 1785 and registered in the St. Johannis Church on 4 May. He was a master baker. He married Sophie Catharine Wilhelmine Freudenthal in VisselhOvede on 31 Oct 1826. She died of tuberculosis 27 Sept 1838. His second wife was Juliane Maria Reuter married 19 Feb 1839. She was born in Neunenkirchen about 1806.
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His father was Johann Heinrich Klug born Walsrode 7 March 1754, he was a master glass maker in Verden. He married Catharina Dorothea Ecks on 12 May 1775 in Verden, St Johannis Church.
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His father was Johann Georg Henirch Klug, born in Regnitzlosau, Bavaria about 1725-30. He died about 1780-92. He was a master carpenter in Walsrode. He married on 3 Jan 1754 in Walsrode, Hannover to Elenora Agnesa Söder (born 19 Apr 1721 in Kirchboitzen, Hannover).
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His Father was Johann Georg Klug who died after 1754 in Regnitzlosau, Bavaria. He was a master carpenter.
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I have pages of notes that mention many families who were related or god parents. What names are you researching?

By the way as a side note, When my gg grandfather Johann Hinrich Ludewig Klug shows up on the 1880 Census in Michigan the Ancestry.com site translated his surname as "King" in the database, so that took some time of scrolling through the original handwritten pages to find it myself. However, living with him were his wife, 9 children and also a family from Hannover named Gerken, or Gerherken. I have seen that surname in the baptismal records some where too. I don't know what happened to them later.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2007-07-03 02:36:14Z

You are a genius. How did you manage to find this? Wow, you've made my entire year with this tidbit. I really thought my search was a lost cause until this! I am really very thrilled.

How did you obtain your database from Visselhövede?

Did your Gerken family end up in Ohio ? There was a Herman Gerken and family living in with my Hinrich Klug in Sherman Twp. Huron Co. in 1880. I did not see what happened to the Gerken family as they didn't seem to continue in Huron Co. They were also from Hannover.

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

PJVA2006 — 2007-10-31 13:16:27Z

Jeannie, I did find a connection to Klugs in Ohio, if you are interested. My branch of the Klug family immigrated to Harbor Beach, Mich in 1871 -74. However a half brother and step mother did immigrate to Henry Co. OH. If you go through this thread you will see that Terry gives some info on them.

Our Klugs originated in Visselhoevede, Hannover, Germany !

Re: Klug

edithtrump2 — 2008-07-15 16:23:52Z

My mother was Raymond Klug's sister. I remember him and his wife as my Uncle Raymond and Aunt Cecile. My mother's married name was Louise Pruss. She also passed away in the 80's.

Re: Klug's from Germany

qdxrz6y — 2008-04-02 17:30:36Z

My greatgrand father comes from German, his name was Carlos Klug. I don´t know exactly when. I will research more about him and where does he come from exactly.
Humberto Acaro Klug from Peru

Re: Info Please

Shirleyb527 — 2008-04-11 12:23:09Z

Hi
My father had 6 brothers. They all were in Russia or Poland depending on area then. 3 that I know about left there. 1 lived in Canada, my father in Michigan, 1 other we think lived in Chicago. His name I'm told was August.Had 2 boys and a girl. Not the name you posted but maybe there is something there. The parents were John or Jonas Klugas. Mother Elizabita Augustaicio. Some spelling was changed I think.

Klug

Shirleyb527 — 2007-10-28 20:01:33Z

Fathers name was Gustav, had 6 brothers. Bith Place of parents was Lithuania.Father was said came from Russia. One stayed in Canada.Fathers name Jonas Klugas or Klug. Mother- Elizabita Augustaicio. Spelling is always different it seems. August Klug might have lived in Chicago.He was the youngest brother.

Klug Family

Shirleyb527 — 2007-07-16 18:41:57Z

I am looking for any family member of Johas Klugas and Elizabeta Augustaicis. I am told they lived or came from Lithuania. They had 6 boys I'm told. Some came to the US in the 1900's. Some to Canada and some to the US. I have the birth place as Vistytis, Lithuania. I am not sure who was born there. Maybe the parents. And some of the children. The fathers name I am told was John in some case's. Could have been spelled Klug. That is how I spell it now.
Russia is also another place of residence I have. If any one has any thoughts on this, I would really like to hear from them. Thanks for the time.

Johanna Klug from Pomerania, Poland -- Settled in Wisconsin

mystere2e — 2008-10-21 18:59:17Z

My ggg-grandmother Johanna Klug was born March 1846 in Gryfice, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland.

She was married to my ggg-grandfather Karl Albert Noltze who was born October 1840 in Altenroda, Burgenlandkreis, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.

Their daughter/my gg-grandmother was born January 1882 in Wisconsin (possibly Ozaukee County).

Is anybody connected?

Re: Cincinnati, OH Klugs

jeanineklug — 2008-02-01 14:09:33Z

I know this is an old post so Im not sure if you have gotten any further in your search. I have a Johann Valentine Klug that came from Germany and settled in around Cin. Ohio.He was b.1817 d. 1896 married-Katharina Brendel, they had 12 children. Would love to compare notes. E-mail me at- Jeaninetk@gmail.com....

Re: Christoff Klug 1841-1916 Germany>Henry Co, OH

jeanineklug — 2007-10-31 12:26:23Z

Was wondering if you made any connections to your Klug family and the ones from Ohio. I have a good record if not and would like to know if you have any to add to mine. thanks Jeanine

Re: Klugs in Ohio

jeanineklug — 2007-10-30 20:07:48Z

Mark I belief we are related let me look into my geneology and get back to you. Also for some time now I have been offline so it will take a couple days to catch up but I would like to help all that have posted. thanks Jeanine

Re: Is Christina Augustine Klug, b. 1823 Germany, in your family tree?

yvonnekip — 2008-07-24 10:36:36Z

My relative line is Gustave Klug born 1851 married Florence Amelia Grosse born 1859 in Hobart Town Tasmania Australia 10 Children as follows: Hilda Minna, Gustav Herbert Henry, Otto Carle Joseph, Albert Frederick Juluis, Florence Bertha, Bertha Amelia Caroline, Myrtle Alice May, Gertrude Doris, William Frederick.

Re: NY State Supreme Court Case - Equity Term 1900

chatterchit — 2008-06-25 03:27:30Z

Try www.worldcat.org. Search for New York State Supreme Court cases. See what libraries near you have the resultant books. If a nearby library doesn't, ask your public librarian if you can get books via InterLibrary Loan.

OR, even faster: Contact the New York Historical Society at www.nyhistory.org and ask for help.