Ludwig - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

cpdeem — 2009-11-10 20:30:23Z

Facinating. Small world? I won't ever forget those ladies working in that kitchen and giving me the yellow coloring to mix in with the white margerine in a bowl about the size of a washtub! Your great grandmother, perhaps? They made huge quantitites of food to put out on those half a dozen or so trestle? tables for 50 cents, family style. Unbelievable, if I hadn't seen it myself!

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

nskeith — 2009-11-10 19:54:52Z

Myrtle was my Great Grandmother. Her son, Bob Wygal, was my grandfather.

There were six children in all. There is actually one child that you missed: Catherine Ludwig Meyers born in 1877. I have pictures of them!

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

cpdeem — 2009-11-10 15:04:42Z

Not sure that I sent this before. Children of Nancy and Nicholas Ludwig were:
GRACE LUDWIG
CHARLES LUDWIG
TENNESSEE LUDWIG
GERTRUDE LUDWIG
MYRTLE LUDWIG

Alvin Joseph Ludwig/Beth Faye Carlock

Also60 — 2009-10-27 19:05:22Z

I am looking for their daughter Judith Marie Ludwig born in 1946, I think in California. Also looking for her 2 cousins: Donna Jean Ludwig born 1945 and Luana Gayle Ludwig born 1946.Their parents were Shirley Jack Ludwig and Elva Barlettani and were born in San Francisco area.

Re:Ludwig/Heiberger

doboy169 — 2009-10-27 17:54:06Z

I am looking for info on Minnie Ludwig who married John h. Heiberger about 1906 in Iowa or SD. She was thought to be from the east central part of IL. She also may have been a mail order bride. Bob

Re: GEORGE LUDWIG, BENNINGTON, WYOMING COUNTY, NY

Schiftie1961 — 2009-10-17 02:34:58Z

Hi Joann,
It's great to finally hear from someone about the family. I have been searching for information for a long time. Here is what I know about George and Susan. They came in 26 Dec 1846 with Philip. I have the passenger info if you need it. In 1850 they are in PA, Schuykill County. George, Susan, Philip, Catherine, Thomas and Susan. The next time I find them is in 1860 in Bennington with only Philip. Philip is my Gr. Grandfather. I just found his death date yesterday and plan to send for his death certificate next week. I will send you a copy when I get it. Your George and Susan must be mine too. Is George's stone near Susan's? The name Mary Spriegle sounds familiar, but I can't seem to place it right now. Did Caroline marry a Schuessler? I would love a picture of the gravestone. You may send it to my email: natural_alternatives2000@yahoo.com

I live in PA and was planning on heading out to the Warsaw Historical Society the next time I am in NY. My family still lives outside Rochester.

It was great hearing from you. I will get in touch when I get the death certificate.

Thanks.
Patti

Re: GEORGE LUDWIG, BENNINGTON, WYOMING COUNTY, NY

FLYBABY199 — 2009-10-16 23:23:01Z

My Great Grandmother was Caroline Ludwig from Bennington. I am trying to connect her with George and Susan. Susan (b. 1818, d.7/15/1890) is burried in the Bennington, NY cemetery next to my Great grandmother Caroline. I have a picture of her gravestone which says - Susan wife of George Ludwig born in Mackashuem, Baden December 18, 1818 died July 15, 1890. Next to that is the headstone Schuessler and a stone that says mother 1873-1905 and John M 1865-1942. On Caroline's death certificate it states her father was George Ludwig Germany, and Mary Spriegle Germany. I didn't know if you had any other information. If you wish, I could send you a copy of the gravestone. My name is JoAnn Wolf - I still live in the Bennington area.

Isaac Ludwig, Ohio

sutherland21 — 2009-10-03 03:27:53Z

Isaac born 1819 Pa,married Christina Ness. Lived Providence, Ohio-owned Isaac Mill on Maumee river. Died 4 Feb 1906 Ohio. Their children: Franklin, Charles, Nelson, William, Hiram. (I am related thru Hiram)
Father was John Ludwig b.1780 or 1788 Pa. married Catherine Kohler (her parents John Kohler and Elizabeth Gerbich)-their children (not in order): Mary Ann (1825), Jacob, Charles (1847), Joshua, Isaac (1819), John (1806), Daniel, Joseph, Adam, Benjamin.
John's father; Johan Conrad Ludwig (b.Germany), emigrated 1753.
Can anyone add to this family???

Nancy Deem etc.

cpdeem — 2009-09-30 00:07:45Z

Nancy, I got your chart. Thanks. I am about your Mother's age, 80. I grew up in Clarksburg, going to Carlisle Grade School,Central Junion High and Washington Irving HS. We lived in Goff Plaza at 208 Concord St. Nancy Deem was my grandfather Peter Deem sister. She was born May 31, 1956 and died at the age of 79 on June 4th 1935. She had two other brothers, James and John and four sisters, Mary, Abigail, Martha and Emma. Peter died at the age of 89 and June 25, 1943. Nicholas Ludwig was born in 1853 and died at the age of 55 on October 8, 1908. I was facinated by your information about Ludwig's Inn,and I do have some memory of a Catherine and Gertude doing the cooking and running the Inn when I was there making colored oleo. I spent many a day on my grandfather's farm at Pettyville, who for some reason we called Uncle Pete, and after whom I was given my middle name. At that time, Uncle Ralph and Aunt Maggie, his wife. were living on the farm, and there were also two youngsters called Bertie, about my age, and Junior, several years older either living or spending a lot of time there. Ralph's daughter, Ruth may have been there but I have no strong recollection of her. As you know, it is Bertie, Junior and Ruth that I am most interested in following up. I will be sending your information on the my nephew Fred B.Deem III, who lives in Fayetteville NC and is very much into geneology on the Deem, Hunter (his mother's maiden name)families as well as some others. You can access his information by looking for "Deem" on the internet. My brother John Richard(Dick) Deem's email address is "johndeem01@comcast.net.He is a retired physician, is divorcd and lives alone and is, I believe 78. I am not2timistic about his responding to your emails, judging by his nonactions relating to mine. Good luck in your further search. Dick's ( likes to be called John) phone number if 540-258-2046.

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

nskeith — 2009-09-29 12:58:48Z

I was reading through some of my grandfather's files last night. Nicholas Ludwig and Nancy Deem Ludwig started the Ludwig Inn. They sold it to Peter Deem, Nancy Ludwig Deem's brother, in 1910. Upon his death the property was sold to Catherine Ludwig Meyers and Gertrude Ludwig Summers, my Great-Grandmother Myrtle Ludwig Wigal's sisters. Who owned the Inn when you worked there.

Speaking of Peter Deem, my Grandfather, Robert J. Wygal, said (November 5, 1953), "Talking of pictures of figures. We have another on in the person of Peter Deem, who has just joined the Ludwig family at the Inn with the announcement that he is here to spend the rest of the winter. It is hardly necessary to add that he is a real addition to the interest of the place. It is beautiful to hear him recite Tennyson's "Crossing the Bar: with fervor and experssion: as if it were his own prayer for that final hour: for he is now past his eighty-seventh milestone, and realizes that he is facing the sunset of life. Mr. Deem is the son of Jacob and Catherine Fought Deem, and he was born in the vicinity of Pettyville, where he has spent his entire life as a successful farmer and useful vitizen. His wife, Viola Cook Deem has gone on, but he has two sons, Ralph Deem, with whom he has been making his home at Pettyville, and Fred Deem, a corporation attorney, at Clarksburg. We wonder how many of our readers who love and sing the song "Hail to West Virginia" know that Attorney Fred Deem is its author. He wrote this song while a student of West Virginia University at Morgantown years ago."

So far that is the only mention of Ralph Deem that I have found. My mother, Anne Wygal Keith, says that she remembers Fred Deem well, as she grew up in Clarksburg. She remembers the name of Ralph, but not much else.

I would love to get your brother's e-mail address to share information. After I sent the e-mail I felt bad about asking your age. I only did that because I wondered if you were of the same age as my mother who is 79...and try to place you in this puzzle of a family tree that I enjoy working on.

Have a great day! May God richly bless you!

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

nskeith — 2009-09-28 17:32:47Z

I am going to try this again as a JPG. I really don't know how this works, but it says below that I can upload it, so I am going to try. This was information that I was able to come up with by searching online. My grandfather, Robert Wygal, died ten years ago, and my uncle just recently found all of his files which are going to take me a while to go through. Did you know my Great Grandmother Myrtle Wigal? She was the daughter of Nicholas Ludwig and Nancy Deem. She lived in Parkersburg all of her life. Do you mind me asking you how old you are? (I am 54!) Just curious since you said you worked at the Ludwig Inn. Thanks!

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

cpdeem — 2009-09-27 23:40:53Z

I do not know what a gedcom file is and I did not find a file of any kind attached to your reply. Thanks for your help.

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

nskeith — 2009-09-27 19:51:57Z

It was so good to hear from you. I am attaching a gedcom file. I don't know if it has all the answers you are looking for. Thanks!

Re: Nicholas Ludwig

cpdeem — 2009-09-26 14:31:29Z

In the late 30's or early 40's, when I was near or in my teens, I spent some time at Ludwig's Inn, working in the kitchen, mostly mixing/coloring oleo. Relatives were doing the cooking, but I don't remember names, although Archer seems to stick in my memory. My grandfather was Peter Deem, and he spent his last years living in the Inn. So far, I have not been able to run down the Nancy Deem who you say was married to Nicholas, but am still working on it. I am also looking for information on my Uncle Ralph Deem and his daughter Ruth and her children, if any. Ludwig's Inn offered dining family style, all you could eat of mostly meat and potatoes for 50 cents! Wow. I have a brother, John Richard Deem who also spent some time there and probably knows more about the people involved. Should you desire, I will give you his email and phone number. He lives in Glascow, VA, should you want to pursue the matter on your own.

Ludwig in Obersuhl

WGFGER — 2009-08-12 08:45:58Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 19. Juli 2009:

Danksagung von Marco Ludwig und Monika Ludwig geb. Hoehne
fuer die Blumen, Glueckwuensche und Aufmerksamkeiten zur Hochzeit.

Need children of Eleanor Ludwig and Michael Hoff/Huff

jmdt1129 — 2009-08-11 15:37:30Z

I have found reference to an Eleanor Ludwig born 30 Dec 1771, probably in Douglassville, PA. She was the daughter of Michael Ludwig Jr. and Susanna Lutz and granddaughter of Michael Ludwig Sr. and Eva Rosina Bechtel.

When Michael Ludwig Jr. died in 1806, his will mentioned a daughter Eleanor married to Michael Huff. I am wondering if anyone has information about the children of Michael and Eleanor Huff. Also, there was a Michael Hoff with wife Eleanor who died in Pottsgrove township in 1810. (What is now Upper Pottsgrove is adjacent, or at least close to, Douglassville.) Does anyone know if this is the same couple?

I would appreciate any information. I am trying to find the parents of Richard Hoff/Huff who was probably born abt 1794 and died about 1819, leaving a wife and two young daughters. Richard's widow was Hannah Garber, daughter of Conrad Garber/Gerber and Anna Maria Bechtel. In 1822 she married John Bell.

Thanks in advance for any info.

Janis

Ludwig in Hessen

WGFGER — 2009-08-10 08:33:48Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 2. Aug. 2009:

Wenn ein Stern vom Himmel faellt, kommt ein Baby auf die Welt und traegt den Namen

Tim, * 21. Juli 2009, 52 cm, 3460 g

Es freuen sich Martin und Claudia Ludwig

Re: CHRISTIAN WILLIAM LUDWIG

anitab2 — 2009-07-25 23:50:57Z

Do you think Christian could have married more than once?
According to information I've been given by family, our family has a Christian W. Ludwig who was born December 29, 1837, in Germany. He married a Lizette Feig, who was born November 25, 1844 in Asch, Germany.
Christian's father was John Wolfgang Ludwig; his mother was Johanna Wnderlich. Lizette's parents were Johannes Feige, born July 28, 1801, and Margaretha Ploss, born March 30, 1806.
Christian had a son, August Ludwig, who was born October 26, 1867, in Philadelphia, PA.
This is my first post here, and I'm excited about the possibility of learning more about my family history.

Ludwig/Horner family tree

vivpowers — 2009-02-25 16:15:21Z

I am looking for a gene angel. I do not have access to this tree I would love to contact the owner as they have my great uncle Marion Johnson Curtis listed It was posted in 2008 . I just need to have someone that can contact the owner and give them my email ady so I can communicate with them My email addy is romona_p@hotmail.com
THANKS

Neil and Maxine Ludwig

bjcreno — 2009-06-12 14:34:38Z

I'm looking for the family of Neil and MAxine Ludwig who lived in Milford, MI. My grandmother Laura Reno had them listed in her address book with the notation 'cousin mother' I'm trying to find the connection. I have not found any reference to them at all. Does anyone have a clue?

Re: Ludwig from Alsace Lorraine

sharongy — 2009-02-09 17:09:53Z

I have a William Ludwig in my family . He lived in theSt Clair Valley which is in the great lakes area. He was bornm in Prussia.
Hope this is a match.
Sharon

LUDWIG in HAYES TOWNSHIP, IDA COUNTY, IOWA 1880

KF817 — 2009-03-11 03:26:38Z

Searching for Minnie (name may also be Mary, etc., etc.,) LUDWIG HOPKINS found on the 1880 census for Hayes Township, Ida County, Iowa. Married to DEZELL HOPKINS with daughter CORA HOPKINS. [Page 14, line 5]

Any replies WELCOME, thank you!!

Kate

Family Info on Martin Ludwig, Strangers Home/Alicia, Arkansas

jspringer7 — 2009-03-22 17:55:38Z

My grandmother was Allie Mae Ludwig and was married to Kennard Johnson.Allie Mae's father(Martin) and mother(Tine"Aunt Tine", maiden name unknown)are buried in a small cemetary at Strangers Home, Arkansas (Lawrence County)Not sure if any information has been posted here regarding this lineage, but any info on Martin Ludwig and/or relatives would be appreciated.

Re: Eugene Ludwig in York Co. PA 1901

lilirisheyes — 2008-09-14 17:06:18Z

Would by any chance do you have a Caroline Ludwig in your line? Caroline was married to Jacob Young.The family lived in Queens,NY.

Thanks.

Re: William Ludwig of Camden Co. PA

jdludwig56 — 2008-10-14 03:27:29Z

I understand that you asked this question a while ago but perhaps I maybe of some small assistance. I have a William Henry Ludwig born in 1860. His father is John Ludwig and mother Harriet Long. John and Harriet died are are buried in the Austin, Potter County area. I hope this has been of some assistance to you.

Looking for info re Jack Ludwig, Austria and family

hl41 — 2009-01-03 16:46:42Z

My father was Jack Ludwig, born ~1887 in Branhau, Austria (Germany). His father's name was Barnard and mother was Sarah.

He lived in London, England and might have been married there. He had 2 or 3 children there. He then migrated to Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He died in 1936.

Grace Emma Ludwig (via Janine Keith-1999)

CarolSJohanson — 2009-03-15 02:53:22Z

It's been 10 years but I have informtion for you re; Grace Emma Ludwig Titel (Mrs. Alexander). This is a long shot but please contact me via email: bobjohanson@juno.com My name is Carol Johanson

Ludwig-Family from Germany, emigrated in 1871

Iwillbefree — 2009-07-04 17:06:00Z

Johann Konrad Ludwig (born about 1840), his wife (neither name or birthdate or place known), their sons Valentin (born 06.07.1866) and Johannes (born 15.03.1870) emigrated to America in 1871. They came from the small town of Goßmannsrode, Hesse, Germany.

Lee R. Ludwig, 72, Born, in Port Huron, Michigan a son of, James Edward and Nellie Fern (Van Camp) Ludwig.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-04-15 03:10:26Z

Lee R. Ludwig Loving Husband and Great Father Lee R. Ludwig, 72, of Union City, Pa.
went to be with Lord on Sunday, April 12, 2009. He was born in Port Huron, Michigan a son to the late James Edward and Nellie Fern (Van Camp) Ludwig. He was a Manager for Industrial Distribution, and retired in 2002. He was a loving husband of 52 years, and a great father and loved golf and was a member of the Union City Country Club for 37 years. He was a member of the Loyal Order of Union City, Pa and Spring was his favorite time of the year. He also served in the United States Army during the Korean War, and was honorably discharged.
Besides his parents he was preceded in death by sisters; Reita Mae Marsa, Fern Adrian Warren, Patsy Jane Slyford, and Garth Ann DeMars, and brothers; Robert James Ludwig and Richard John Ludwig. Survivors include his wife Shirley Jean (McCord) Ludwig of Union City, Pa., two sons; James Edward Ludwig and his wife Nancy and Richard Lee Ludwig and his wife Grace, two sisters Betty Jean Tobin and Mary Lou Popp and her husband George. He loved his grandchildren; Patricia Lynn, Andrew Lee, Victoria Lynn, and Elizabeth Marie, two adopted grandchildren, Natalie and Justine Clickett and his four great grandchildren. There will be no calling hours and a memorial services celebrating his life will be held at a later date. The Glenn Funeral Home, 62 South Main Street, Union City, Pa. is handling arrangements. Erie Times-News on 4/14/2009

Glenn Funeral Home,

Mary A. Cramer Ludwig, 80,daughter of , John and Viola Briggs Cramer.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-12-15 01:37:51Z

Mary A. Ludwig
Ligonier
Formerly of Harrison City

Mary A. Cramer Ludwig, 80, of Ligonier, formerly of Harrison City, died Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008, in Bethlen Home, Ligonier. She was born July 27, 1928, in Harrison City, a daughter of the late John and Viola Briggs Cramer. She was a member of Zions Lutheran Church, Harrison City. Mary is survived by her husband of 60 years, Donald S. Ludwig; three children, Donna M. Hupe and husband, Dave, of Hidden Valley, Donald C. Ludwig and wife, Jane, of North Huntingdon, and Mary Jo Rullo and husband, Vince, of Ligonier; three grandchildren, Vicki L. Dawson and husband, Bryan, of Scottdale, Jennifer M. Martin and husband, Ed, of Villa Park, Ill., and Donald S. Ludwig II, of North Huntingdon; two great-grandchildren, Cody and Killian Dawson; a sister, Louise Kozain, of Harrison City; and numerous nieces and nephews. There will be no visitation. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, in Zions Lutheran Church, Harrison City, with Pastor Robert Marks officiating. Private interment will be in Twin Valley Memorial Park, Delmont. The family would like to give a special thanks to all the workers at Bethlen Home for their kindness and compassion. The family suggests contributions be made to Bethlen Home, 66 Carey School Road, Ligonier, PA 15658, in memory of their loving wife and mother. Arrangements by SNYDER FUNERAL HOME INC. & CREMATORY, Elizabeth Snyder Bloom, funeral director, Ligonier.

SNYDER FUNERAL HOME INC. "
Pastor Robert Marks,
Zions Lutheran Church, "

Re: Mary A. Ludwig John C. Ferree

tbickellb — 2009-07-20 18:02:28Z

Hello Alma,
Regarding information on the Ferree line, do have any data on an Olive Ferree b. 1700, who married in NC to George E. Forbis, who was born in NC?

Thanks in advance,
Terry Bickell Barnes

3 Ludwig brothers-William Robert, Edward, John/WA>CA

smothersnena — 2008-11-29 00:16:30Z

Looking for infor on the brother William Robert Ludwig
died in a car accident California around 1964-65
Previously lived Wash state, married at one time to a Betty Keough and had 2 daus and a son. Possible had another dau by another woman, name might be Debra. His father was a William E md a Josephine Zoyer. Not sure where he came from to WA.
Have a bit more info if anything sounds familiar and can provide any tidbits or feedback. Trying to help a friend that was the dau/o the younger Wm E, left WA before she was born so wants to find info on her birth dad.
drop a note if any info to share, thanks kindly

Esther B. Ludwig, 1906 Hanover College, Indiana

AlettaHolmes — 2008-08-27 19:32:24Z

I have a sorority photograph of Phi Kappa Phi of Hanover College dated 1906 with the following women, all from Indiana, identified as: Thekla Grieve, Indianapolis; Grace R. Williams, Eaton; Daisy G. Lewis, Roann; Lydia Iuyrick, Richmond; Esther B. Ludwig, D.P.U. ‘05, Mishawaka; Harriet R. Ward, Kokomo; and Helen Mahin, Battle Ground.

Helen Ludwig Marquis of Brooklyn

nymabie — 2009-04-10 15:36:58Z

Hello,

I'm trying to find information on my aunt Helen Ludwig Marquis. She was married to my great uncle Bill Marquis. they lived in south brooklyn on Streiling Place. They moved to 532 east 43 street along with my other uncle John. John died in 1974 and Bill died Dec 29th 1980 in brooklyn. I know that Helen went to live with her daughter from her first marrage on long island after Bill died. I'm trying to get picturs of my family as I have none. Thank You my email is nymabie@AOL.COM

Ludwig Family from Waldoboro,ME, Linclon Me, and Hope, Me

kludwig82 — 2008-12-06 02:33:09Z

I have these Ludwigs in my tree, and am Interested In chatting with other Ludwigs that do also. I've seen a few posts on here from many years ago inquiring about this Family....Just curious, and wondering if anyone has been able to trace beyond 1600's. I find this all so interesting!!!

Re: Ludwigs from Maine

kludwig82 — 2008-12-06 02:07:31Z

I know this post is super old, but I just found this website and im so excited to see this post. These Ludwigs are mine also. I have an Edward Ludwig from Hope, Me in my family tree, as well as many many other ludwigs from Hope, Me. :)

Re: Joseph Trainer Ludwig and Elizabeth McDonald Ludwig in MA

kludwig82 — 2008-12-06 01:57:17Z

Hello. I do believe Josephs father and mother were my GGGrandparents. I know that this is an old post, but I have a little information about them. Kate Trainor was his mother and daniel h ludwig his father. I am still looking for Elizabeths info. Email me Kludwig82@gmail.com if you want. I would be glad to tell you what i have found on here, if you have not already found it yourself. :)

Walter Ludwig - Germany

typerT — 2009-04-16 15:31:25Z

Looking for my cousin, Walter Ludwig, who was born in Germany (possibly Munich/Murnau, Bavaria) during the period 1945-1952. Father Walter Ludwig of USA (soldier) and mother Charlotte.

Please contact me via email if you connect.
Linda Krauter

Re: William Ludwig

marieclaxon10 — 2008-08-06 17:21:01Z

still looking for david ludwig for king bavaria, germany he seems to be missing or died or gone back to germany . looking for any other information about the ludwig family that you marie

Re: William Ludwig

marieclaxon10 — 2008-08-06 17:21:00Z

still looking for david ludwig for king bavaria, germany he seems to be missing or died or gone back to germany . looking for any other information about the ludwig family that you marie

Gilbert W. Ludwig ~ Philadelphia record circa 1920s

rosecolorsunset — 2009-01-05 23:18:32Z

Gilbert W. Ludwig
(came across his name in a Philadelphia record circa 1920s)

LUDWIG LaRue 1915 1982 tsgt US Army W W II

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-14 12:13:51Z

LUDWIG LaRue 1915 1982 tsgt US Army W W II

LUDWIG LaRue 1915 1982

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LUDWIG Rene 1917 2002

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-14 12:13:24Z

LUDWIG Rene 1917 2002

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Re: Minnie Ludwig-Sandow and Frederick Sandow family

eugenewessels — 2008-11-05 15:32:43Z

I could not send a mail with info as the mail adress given no longer in use. svagg@online.emich.edu To contact me you can send me mail to eugene.wessels@nbcrfi.co.za

Frank Ludwig of B&L Association Philadelphia PA 1920

jatoro4 — 2009-05-16 20:12:51Z

Frank Ludwig of B&L Association Incorporated
Philadelphia PA circa 1920

Might this be a relative? I have a personal effect of his.

LUDWIG Charles P and Ruth A

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-16 20:28:48Z

LUDWIG Charles P and Ruth A

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LUDWIG Melvin Lloyd ii 1959-1981

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-28 21:59:41Z

LUDWIG Melvin Lloyd ii 1959-1981

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Johan Conrad Ludwig

sutherland21 — 2009-02-26 02:26:21Z

b. Germany, Immigrated 3 Oct 1753 to Philadelphia aboard ship "Eastern Branch"
Son John m. Catherine Kohler. Any info please

Beth Blackmer Ludwig 1923-2009 b. Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-05-22 19:48:00Z

ENCINO, CALIF. – Beth Blackmer Ludwig was born May 8, 1923 in Youngstown, Ohio to Nile and Frances Blackmer, and she passed away peacefully on May 17, 2009 in Tarzana, California.

Beth or “Betty,” as friends called her, grew up in Struthers, Ohio with her two sisters and cousin. After being named Salutatorian of the Struthers High School Class of 1940, she entered The Ohio State University, where she met Lloyd Ludwig at the freshman mixer. While finishing their degrees, they were married on Dec. 22, 1942 and both graduated in three years, with Beth receiving a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with honors.

After graduation, Lloyd and Beth moved to Los Angeles, where Beth worked as a production control chemist for the Standard Oil Refinery, and later for Project Rand. After spending a few years in Buffalo, N.Y., they returned to the Los Angeles area, where they raised their four children.

In the mid-1970s, Beth earned a master’s degree in counseling and later a teaching credential. She worked as a science and math teacher for several years before joining Lloyd in his consulting pursuits. She was also a past treasurer and president of the Affiliates of UCLA.

Beth overcame her anxiety over flying to explore the world with Lloyd, and for several months they lived in London. Known for her sense of humor and her curiosity about the world, she was a joy to her family and friends.

Beth is survived by Lloyd, her husband of 66 years; her four children, Barbara Katzman, Dana Ludwig, Deborah Davis and Lisa Ludwig; her 10 grandchildren; as well as her sisters, Florene Van Meter and Barbara Williams.

Memorial services will be held Saturday, May 30, 2009, at 2 p.m. at the Mountain View Mortuary, 2300 N. Marengo in Altadena, Calif., 626-794-7133.

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Susan A. Ludwig

EllenCChavez — 2009-03-29 03:28:38Z

I am looking for the parents and any information for Susan Ludwig. She married January 28, 1838 Casper Reese in Strasburg, Lancaster County, PA.
Susan had a brother named, William Ludwig. He is buried in the Reese family grave. He died in 1891, Lancaster County.
Susan and Casper Reese had five children.
Susan was born circa May 1816. She died in 1894 in Strasburg.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Christina