Lauterbach - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Lauterbach, Theresa, Germany 1828-1907

2009-06-18 12:50:46Z

I am researching Theresa Lauterbach married 1850 in St.Louis. Catholic family, father's name Joannes, mother was Gertrude Prechetl. Found church records at St.Joseph's in St.Louis. Theresa's brother was George.

Wilhelmina "Minnie" Lauterbach of Beadle Co. SD

martiroe — 2009-04-09 05:02:44Z

Looking for any family of Lauterbach's from Huron, Beadle, SD who are related to Minnie Lauterbach b. abt 1872 in Germany and married August Anderson. They had daughter, Olive Anderson b. 1894 in Huron, Beadle, SD.

Olive Anderson was married 3 times and I have her marriage certificate to her last husband, Lowery Higgins. I also have her delayed birth record signed by her mother, Mrs. Minnie Welker. Mr. Anderson died sometime between 1910 and 1920 probably in Washington.

I would like to give these records to relatives of Olive.

Re: Johann Lauterbach

erminlady — 2009-02-09 06:41:34Z

Elaine, which Louderback family? The Puyallup side? I'm from the Hoquiam/Aberdeen side. Are you Marilyn's daughter? When I was a younger my grandpa, Sam Louderback, drove by Leland Louderback's house in Puyallup and told my grandmother that one of his "forgotten relatives" lived there. So there IS a link between the Puyallup and the Hoquiam line - we just have to figure it out! I am thinking of doing the DNA testing and seeing if it matches the Himmelkron, Germany line where Johann lived. If you do it, too, Ancestry can also check to see if you and I are related at the same time. It will help to prove part of the mystery. I believe the cost is $85 through Ancestry.com per person. Not cheap but not too horrible either. I'm sending for the kit and if you decide to do it sometime my results will be in the database.

Re: Johann Lauterbach

BColligan49 — 2008-12-17 00:06:16Z

Hi,
I am interested in the Bowyer line. My grandmother was Ethel Bowyer, daughter of Joseph Morris Bowyer & Anna Bowyer. Maryetta was a cousin. Does the book Bowyers of Old Virginia indicate who Joseph Moris's father & mother were? Have you located copies of the other 2 books that Maryetta wrote?

Thank you
Betty C

Lauterbach in Heringen/Werra

WGFGER — 2008-12-16 12:48:47Z

Lauterbach, Johann George, oo vor 1745;

Kinder:

a. Maria Elisabeth, ~ 13. Okt. 1745 (Patin: M. E. Thiel, T. d. Henrich Thiel)

b. Elisabeth, * 6. Apr. 1750 (Patin: Schwester der Mutter)

Lauterbach, Martin, oo vor 1750 N. Preussel, Tochter von Johann Henrich Preussel;

Sohn Johann Henrich, * 28. Aug. 1750 (Pate: J. H. Preussel)

WGF

Re: Louis Lauterbach sister in N Y

mlblair166 — 2008-12-03 19:42:21Z

My grandmother, Emma Augusta LAUTERBACH immigrated to NYC in 1910 and her contact was an Aunt named Mina (Minna, Wilhemina, Wilhemine) Rietdorf (Reidorf, Ritdorf) who lived in New York.

I found a "Minna REITDORF" in the 1910 NY Census (age 27) with Richard (32), Edward (4) and George (3). According to the census, Minna and Richard were married for 6 years, Minna applied for citizenship in 1903 and Richard in 1902. Both were born in Germany. I haven't determined if this Minna is the Mina I'm looking for, but maybe the info can help you.

Emo (d. 1891) and Wilhelmine (1869-1955) LAUTERBACH

mlblair166 — 2008-12-03 19:28:37Z

I am searching for information on my Grandmother's family. My Grandmother was born Emma Augusta LAUTERBACH on 23-Feb-1891 in Berlin, Germany. She may have had a brother named Walter LAUTERBACH.

Emma's father, Emo LAUTERBACH died in the war and her widowed mother married a man named BOSE (with two dots over the "O"). They may have had a child named Frieda BOSE.

Emma immigrated to NYC in 1910 and married Johannis KAUFMANN in 1911. They had five children; John Albert KAUFMANN (b.1912, prob. in NYC), William Walter KAUFMANN (b. 1915 in NYC), Emma Charlotte KAUFMANN STARKS (b. 1920 in Michgan), Winifred Dorothy KAUFMANN BLAIR (b. 1922 in Michigan) and Beverley Marilyn (b. 1933 in Michigan).

Emma's Aunt Mina RIETDORF died and sent her son Elton RIETDORF to live with the KAUFMANNS in Michigan. Aunt Mina may have been a KAUFMANN RIETDORF or a LAUTERBACH RIETDORF.

I'm interested in the history of the LAUTERBACH family, particularly information on Emo and Wilhelmine as well as Walter.

Thank you.

Lauterbach in Friedewald (Hessen)

WGFGER — 2008-08-14 07:19:18Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 13. Juli 2008:

Wir nehmen Abschied von

Hans-Peter Lauterbach ("Schwarzer Peter")

* 18. Febr. 1946
+ 5. Juli 2008

Deine Freunde und Bekannten

Friedewald, den 13. Juli 2008

Die Urnenbeisetzung findet am 17. Juli 2008 um 14.00 Uhr auf dem Friedhof in Friedewald statt.

WGF

POW/MIA Korean War Lauterbach

powmiadna — 2008-01-28 16:35:29Z

I am searching for the family of a soldier that was lost in the Korean War. When he entered service he gave Phoenix, Arizona as his home of record

Soldier: BOB ALFRED LAUTERBACH
Born: October 17, 1926
Date of loss; Jube 26, 1951 MIA

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located. The Lauterbach family is one of those families that has not been located

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (77 years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53

missing children in family tree

balcanter — 2008-01-11 21:57:28Z

trying to find my grandmothers birth family tree she was born in iowa apx 1893 had an older brother both as the story goes abandoned in parnell mo hotel a RR stop by their mother
my grandma was in a basket a baby the brother 2-4 yrs old they had a note attached

the mother wanted freedom to be an actress?? the father ??? maybe had ties in ILL meat packing chg area??
the note had the childrens names my grandmas was an odd name tho the brother adopted by the hotel owners later moved to CA--my grandma adopted by couple working in hotel raised in parnell mo area the adoption took place i think in iowa
i have no papers not sure of the city in iowa born nor have i located a old news paper telling this story and i'm not sure if this is the correct spelling of last name

hope the story might fit someones family tree and missing children ----thank you b alcanter

Lauterbach

glauderbach — 2007-04-25 07:40:39Z

I am so confused. I am seaching for any information on a Michael Lauterbach/Louderback that suppossedly was born in Germany, came from Pennsylvania to Brown County, Ohio where he suppossedly died in 1832. I have heard several theories about "a" Michael and I don't know what to believe. Does anyone have an documentation to confirm any of the stories that are floating around on all of these genealogy sites? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
G Lauderbach
mytang67@yahoo.com

John and Lulu May Anderson Lauterbach of Henry County, Iowa

debbiekoch96 — 2007-04-12 01:31:48Z

Looking for information on John and Lulu May Anderson Lauterbach. They married 31 October 1903 in Mt. Pleasant, County, Iowa. John was married before but don't know who. So far from the marriage of John and Lulu, I have found one daughter, Alice Lauterbach in 1907 in Iowa. Would like to know if there are any other children and what became of Alice.

Lauterba -phonetic form of Ladebauche or Laudebauche?

mysteriousways — 2007-03-18 18:31:15Z

Hello, looking for information about my g-grandfather's parents.

His mother's maiden name is listed at LAUTERBA. I've been told this could be a phonetic attempt at spelling Ladebauche or Laudebauche. Also, that these names are found near the Quebec border and Essex County.

My g-grandfather's info:

Name: MCNENY, RAYMOND P
Sex: MALE
Birth Date: 19 Jun 1896
Birthplace: NEW YORK
Death Date: 12 Jan 1963
Death Place: LOS ANGELES
Mother's Maiden Name: LAUTERBA

The spelling of Raymond's last name may have changed from the origianl too, McNeany, McNaney, McNary. It's no wonder I can go back no further than this!

If any of this sounds possible, familiar or ridiculous, let me know.
Thanks!
~Carrie

Re: Lauterbach Family from Cedarburg, WI

TRussell1981 — 2007-03-06 19:26:00Z

Sure, that would be great! About the time I dismiss them, I will be sorry!

You can email them to me at Histree60@aol.com

Thank you!

Tammy

Re: Lauterbach Family from Cedarburg, WI

yellowjacket56 — 2007-03-06 18:54:59Z

I'm sorry it is Two Rivers WI.Most of them are taken at the Braun Studio or Braun Art Gallery,one was taken at it looks like Manitawoo WI, one at Thomas in Milwaukee.But most are from Braun Studio in Two Rivers.The only name on any of them is Miss Francis Boldus,Two Rivers WI.What it says on the back of this one is Ray Hills,Clinton,IN and down further it has Miss Francis Boldus,Two Rivers,WI.It is the picture of a young man.The pictures are a mixture all the way from a baby in Milwaukee to young women and middle age couples.If you would like to see any of them I would be glad to scan them and email to you.
Let me know.

Re: Lauterbach Family from Cedarburg, WI

TRussell1981 — 2007-03-06 15:36:17Z

Thanks for the message. I have not heard of Twin Rivers, but there is a Two Rivers. It is further up the lake than Cedarburg. Are there any names on those photos, by chance?? Possible "Hoker" or "Roy and Viola"

Tammy

Re: 5 brothers

yellowjacket56 — 2007-03-03 22:34:56Z

Sorry Robert, that was Loenzo Dow not Orange,although they were half brothers.

Re: Lauterbach Family from Cedarburg, WI

yellowjacket56 — 2007-03-03 22:30:04Z

Is Cedarburg any place near Twin Rivers WI?I have a bunch of pics that I have inherited from my grgrandmother and some were taken in Twin Rivers and her mother was a Louderback.Thought maybe they may be Louderbacks from OH originally.

Lauterbach

2006-05-24 09:37:45Z

Helene Lauterbach, * 22. Mai 1924, Heringen/W. (Beim Gerstenbaum 1)

Obit: Polly Lauterbach Keyworth

2004-12-17 07:35:14Z

Journal North - New Mexico
Feb. 25, 2004

POLLY LAUTERBACH KEYWORTH, 63, of Santa Fe died Monday after a two-year struggle with cancer.
She grew up in Rochester, N.Y., and studied at Bennington College and the Boston Museum School. She first moved to New Mexico in 1968. She was an accomplished artist, an avid tennis player and a member of the Sangre de Cristo Racquet Club. She considered Tuscany, Italy, as a second home. She is survived by her husband, George (Jay) Keyworth II; daughter, Deirdre Hernandez of Rockville, Md.; son, George and wife Tiffany of Boulder, Colo.; brother, Peter Lauterbach of Bedford, N.H.; and three grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, the family would welcome contributions to The Hospice Center, 1400 Chama Ave., Santa Fe, N.M., 87505. A memorial will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Loretto Chapel, 211 Old Santa Fe Trail. McGee Memorial Chapel Mortuary, 983-9151.

Re: My Roots :Lauterbach ancestry

2004-08-08 23:32:39Z

I recently came across a message from you on another board giving your mother's name as Barbara Craig b. 12 May 1945.I believe that she is the daughter of my uncle George Gordon Craig, late of Napier, NZ, brother of my mother Alison Edith Hilda Drummond nee Craig. Will be interested to hear from you.
Roderick Drummond

Re: all spellings

2004-03-19 18:16:58Z

I have traced my great grandmother Josephine "Josie" Lauterback born in Lucas Iowa about 1872 and married to David Shore Oct 6, 1894 in Lucas Iowa. This is where the trail stops for me I am curious as to whether the last name is spelled wrong and that is why I can't find anything more on her. Are you aware of this spelling and of a Josephine or Josie?

I would appreciate any help you can be

Thanks Karen

Lauterbach

2003-10-09 16:19:37Z

Gottfried and wife Eva Rosina, children Johann Carl Friedrich, Eva Rosina and Johanna Maria

Re: Lauterbach Genealogy

2003-06-10 06:27:46Z

Hello,
was your father named Paul ? Had a brother name Ronald ?

Please let me know, my mother speaks highly of you as a child and I want to know more about our history.

thank you

Re: Louderbacks

2002-11-22 00:57:35Z

I think I am am descended from Susannah and July's sister, Christina who married Adam Bowyer. I would love to correspond with you, Della, or Jeff K. You can write to me at s_papineau@hotmail.com. We can see if we can help each other.

Sandi

Re: Johann Lauterbach

2002-11-21 23:56:51Z

Carrie,

Your post interests me very much. I believe I am descended from your Daniel's sister, Christina, who married Adam Bowyer. My main source for Lauterbach info is "Bowyers of Old Virginia" by Maryetta Frances Bowyer.

On page 270 of Bowyers of Old Virginia it says,

"The Lutheran Church records of Staudernheim indicated that Maria Katherine and her husband emigrated to Pomerania; and that Johan David and his brother, Johannes, both emigrated to America.
Compiled by: Christine L. Neuenschwander; 4727 south 1300 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84117."

The author goes on to say..."Johann David Lauterbach (Lautenbach) emigrated to America on the ship "Samuel" which arrived at Philadelphia on 27 August, 1739 (Strassburgher list of passenger). He is shown as age 23 on the passenger list. On 16 July 1745, he married Maria Elizabeth Klein at Lititz Moravian Church, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The marriage was also recorded in the records of the Lutheran Church of Lancaster, Pa., since David was Lutheran."

No, I don't know if Johann Lauterbach (1531-1598) is in this line. Possibly, but we aren't back that far yet.

I hope this is helpful to you. I'd enjoy hearing about your line down from Daniel. The book I mentioned said he married an Anne Ward. Is this your ancestor?

I look forward to exchanging more details with you and anyone else connected to this line!

Sandi

Re: Henry Aloysious Lauterbach - Jersey City

2002-09-11 01:13:45Z

> By any chance do you have information on Amos Lauterbach,
> married Lydia Mellor , Jersey City late 1800s or so?

I don't. Sorry.

Henry Lauterbach came over from Germany in the late 1860s, but I don't have any information about his brothers and/or sisters. It's quite possible that Amos was brother or nephew or uncle to Henry.

If I find anything, I will post it here.

Lauterbach-Saint Louis, Missouri

TWoodward8071 — 2006-04-01 15:24:51Z

Johann Henrich Lauterbach !US census 1850 St.Louis County, St.Louis City, 6th Ward, page 387, dwellig 939. "John Fitzmen, Theresa, and John Louderbeck aged 75.
Listed in daughter Theresa's marriage record at St. Joseph Catholic Church-Saint Louis on 30 April 1850. Gives his wife's name as Gertrude Elizabeth Jacobine Prechtel (desceased)
Believe his children are:
Henry Johann born 1812
Johann George born 1817-sausagemaker-musician
Theresa Marie 25 Nov 1828-married John Wolfgang Viessman
?Anna Maria who married George Miltendorf
?Margaretha who married Johan Adam Becher
Found most of this info St Joseph Catholic Church records.

Louis Lauterbach sister in N Y

anne416 — 2005-09-13 09:22:45Z

The marriage record reads: Herewith the parish office testifies that Oscar Louis Lauterbach,farmer,son of the salesman Johann Friedrich Ernst Lauterbach and his wife Sophie Caroline Friederika Lauterbach,nee Stoez born in Orlamuende 30th April 1875
and
Sabina Ida Weise,daughter of the late farm worker Johann Karl August Weise and his wife Johanna Therese nee Limstiel born in Reinstaedt 6th January 1870 were married after their legal wedding on the 10th of December 1896 in this church.
Louis Lauterbach immigrated on the Oldenburg, arriving 5 May 1898. The orginal ships manifest looks like he states that he has a sister in NY. I would like to determine if this is true. If this looks familiar, please contact me.

Re: Lauterbach, Lossin, Heck, etc. in Buffalo Co, WI

SOlson1421 — 2005-11-23 03:56:56Z

Hello,
We are related--my grandmother is Doris Sasman maiden name Heck. Her father was Eugene Heck his father was August Rudolph Heck and his father was August Heck mother Wilhelmine Lossin. I would appreciate any information you could give me on this family especially for Wilhemine Lossin if possible. A photo of August and Wilhelmine would really be nice, I know my grandmother would enjoy seeing it.
Thanks
Sheryl in Wisconsin

LAUTERBACH in WISCONSIN

TRussell1981 — 2005-11-07 01:38:01Z

I am looking for the Lauterbach family who lived in Cedrburg, Wisconsin, especially Viola Louise Lauterbach, the daughter of John and Louise Kowalsky Lauterbach.

Tammy

Lauterbach Family from Cedarburg, WI

TRussell1981 — 2003-09-02 21:30:19Z

I am looking for the family of John Lauterbach of Cedarburg, Wisconsin. He was the son of August and Ameila Lauterbach and had other siblings: Emma, Clara, Ernestine, George, Lidia and Theodore. John later married Louise Cowalsky and ran a business in Cedarburg. They had at least one child-Viola.

Anyone?

Tammy

Re: TURNPAUGH _1_ Walter Scott _and_ Laura Lena LAUTERBACH .JPG

Kturnpaugh1956 — 2006-09-24 00:31:50Z

Allen - Thanks you for all of the TURNPAUGH photos at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Tarrant County, Texas. As an out of state family member, it is wonderful to have access to these digital photos!

Re: August Lauterbach - Milwaukee

Forbeckhf — 2003-10-08 01:55:57Z

My great grandfather was Mathias/Matthew Lauterbach.
He came to the US with his wife Lucile/Luciae Met(t)ernich and small children and settled in Central/NE Wis.
Any connections?

Lauterbach: Rudigershagen, Germany

sharAelli — 2006-01-10 21:19:31Z

Looking for information on Johann Conrad Lauterbach and wife Wilhelmina (Schutze) from Rudigershagen, Germany. I know of one daughter baptized on Dec. 15, 1811 named Maria Christine. I believe Maria married Johann Bernhard Rupprecht and immigrated to the United States about 1846. They had the following children Carl Andreas (Charles Andrew), his twin that died Aug. 1842 in Rudigershagen, Gottlieb Christoph, Caroline Maria, (all born in Germany) then born in the United States, Peter, Christopher. Please contact Sharelli@aol.com

LAUTERBACH to PREEDY: London

dlp1083_1 — 2006-08-09 04:45:14Z

Hello, I have done some LAUTERBACH research in the London MDX area. One of my BRAUTIGAM ancestors appears as a LAUTERBACH marriage witness. I found that at least one family of LAUTERBACHs in London changed their name completely to PREEDY (to Anglicize). You can see where they announced the change in the London Gazette. If you do a web search for London Gazette...then search their archives for LAUTERBACH you will see the name change notices (there are more than one).You can also find LAUTERBACH in the 1881 UK Census. I have a LAUTERBACH=WEBBER (WOBBE) marriage in 1862 London.Would like to know where these LAUTERBACHs are from in Europe. E-mail me for details or with information if interested. D Paul, Florida

Re: August Lauterbach - Milwaukee

cccs1 — 2006-09-10 17:21:34Z

Hello! I have a great uncle named August Lauterbach. He lived in White Salmon, Washington. I do not know anything about his wife, or children. I hope you get this and we can find our more.

You may e-mail me at any time. cccs@gorge.net

Thank you.

Judy

Re: 5 brothers

yellowjacket56 — 2007-03-03 22:22:34Z

Robert would you happen to go back to an Orange Dow Louderback from Brown Co.,OH?I have one in my family and you don't often see the name Dow.

Re: Johann Lauterbach

E_Pein — 2002-11-22 17:03:50Z

OH boy I am not a Louderback by birth but by marriage.Is my brain to let or what??? That's what happens when you jump from one forum to another.:) Elaine Louderback(Pein!)

Re: Johann Lauterbach

E_Pein — 2002-11-22 17:02:19Z

Dear Sandy,I am a Louderback by birth and both myself and my mother in law have started doing genealogy on the family.I have been able to go back as far as David Wesley Louderback and have a lot of good info from our family but then I tapped into the LDS family search website and went clean back on there to John Nakel Lautenback who married Anna Margretha Fey.They had Johannes Ludwig and the line continued down to interconnect with my more immediate ancestors.Only problem no documentation.Don't know how to back all this up! I am going to the LDS Family History Center here in Tacoma this morning to see what I can come up with.Stay in touch okay! Elaine in Tacoma Washington

Re: Henry Aloysious Lauterbach - Jersey City

rmellor1 — 2002-09-11 01:44:58Z

By any chance do you have information on Amos Lauterbach, married Lydia Mellor , Jersey City late 1800s or so? Thank you.

Re: Re:Lauderbach, August

505Mulberry — 2006-06-22 22:12:30Z

Hello. I just learned today that I may be related to August Lauterbach. My great great grandmother was Marie Christian Lauderbach/Lauterbach. She may be the sister of Carl Lauterbach, who was the father of an August Fleischer Lauterbach, born March 26, 1844 in Rudigershagen, Thuringen Germany. Carl's wife was Marie Lauterbach, nee Schnellhardt. The time frame might be right. Marie C. Lau(d or t)erbach married a Bernhard Rupprecht and her line can be seen if you Google "Bernard Rubright" and go to the link with "angelfire" -- you can do better in Google than if I provide the link. The site is maintained by my cousin, Sharon Ellison (Sharelli@aol.com). Hope to hear from you or anyone about August Lauterbach.

Re: Charles Emmett Lauderbach

steveMccollum77 — 2004-05-21 19:29:57Z

I have a connection for you. Charles' mother was Sarah Elizabeth McCollum, who is my great-great grandfather's sister. Together they moved to Unionville, Tuscola County, Michigan in 1877. Please e-mail me at TUSCOGEN@AOL.COM.

Re: My Roots :Lauterbach ancestry

stefanmeissner — 2007-01-14 16:07:35Z

Please contact me.

Best regards,

Stefan Meißner

Lauterbach

Butrfleye66 — 2003-08-18 06:05:49Z

I am looking for information on my G-Grandmother Stella Lauterbach. I don't know anything before her. I do know that she married Stephan Little and that they had several children, one of which was my grandmother Rachel Little. I obtained my grandparents marriage certificate from Wayne Co. Iowa and it states that my grandmother was born in Mercer County Missiouri. In my great aunts obituary it spells my greatgrandmothers last name as Louderbach, but it is spelled Lauterbach on my grandparents marriage certificate. Any information would be great. Thanks Brenda Wynn

My Roots :Lauterbach ancestry

TanyaLauterbach — 2003-07-10 07:52:20Z

Hello,
Researching my roots with no luck.

My father Joachin Albert Lauterbach born 03.10.1943. From there the family line :
Albert Lauterbach 28.08.1912 - 03.02.1944
Elise Geppert 16.04.1915 - 09.06.1985

Josef Lauterbach 30.10.1885 - 21.01.1966
Elizabeth Rester 17.03.1889 - 22.06.1979

Peter Lauterbach 2.12.1853 -13.10.1910
Christine Linnebitz 13.09.1857 -01.09.1928

Was wondering if there are archives for me to find out the history of my family and roots and there are no records on this site.

Lauterbach Families

pattyannjaz1 — 2004-01-12 19:01:53Z

Searching for ancestors of Joseph Lauterach b.1828 Vienna, Austria. d. 1914 Missouri. Father listed as Leopold Lauterbach, Vienna, and Mother Julianna Miller.
Joseph married Theresia Feldman (Feltman) in Austria.
Daughter Theresia Lauterbach Koch Martie (b.1860) is my great grandmother.

Patricia Johnson
bavaria@theriver.com

Lauterbach or other spelling

Jmurphy590 — 2005-01-25 16:27:23Z

I'm trying to track down the Lauterbach family that settled in San Diego County, CA around 1900.

Originally immigrated to US in 1869/70 and first lived in New Jersey before going west.

Henry Lauterbach had a son Frederick (born in NJ) and Lydia (born in CA). I think he also had a daughter named Matilda but I can't verify that. I've gone down many paths and all of them have been dead ends.....hope someone out there can shed some light.

JMurphy590@aol.com

Adela Lauterbach

laurie_zielke — 2004-06-15 20:03:14Z

I am looking for information about Adela Lauterbach. She married Hugo Zielke, probably bef 1912. At the time of the 1920 census they were living in Milwaukee, WI. They had two children, a daughter,and a son, Clarence. Any information about Adela's family would be most helpful.

Thanks,
Laurie

LAUTERBACH Family in White Salmon (IOOF) Cemetery, Klickitat Co., Washington

langolier — 2005-03-22 05:56:04Z

I have just completed updating gravestone photos and inscription transcriptions from White Salmon (IOOF) Cemetery in Klickitat County, Washington.

Among others, there is a Wyers/Lauterbach family gravestone photographed. Take a look.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~langolier/white_sal...

If you recognize anyone and can help me with full names or maiden names of married women, I'd appreciate the information.

jim berry
Winchester, VA