Moll - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: MOLLs from Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany

freelizzy — 2009-10-09 10:26:07Z

Hello

Has anyone come across an Emil Moll, born c1892 in Germany, a hotel waiter in Westminster, London, on the 1911 census. His father was August, a restaurant proprietor. Emil married my grandmother, Elizabeth Purvis, at St Pancras register office, London, on 6th August 1914. My mother was born soon after and her birth certificate gives her fathers name as Charles Emil Moll.
It is thought that Emil was taken to a POW camp on the Isle of Man during WW1, and on release, did not return to England.

If anyone can help, please get in touch.

Re: MOLLS IN BRITAIN

tizme — 2009-09-26 01:12:35Z

I have been working on my wife's MOLL family tree in England for several years.
I have Abraham Moll (b.abt. 1798)a carpenter coming from Hockwold cum Wilton Norfolk around 1821 and on through his descendants in the Dover,Kent area.
Many other families are included on the way, some reaching much further back,almost all of it has been researched online (with quite a lot of head scratching at times!!)
The tree has not been 'published' in Ancestry at this time.

Re: Johan Michael Moll

sjhalen1 — 2009-09-05 04:41:28Z

Wendy, I am interested in the info you have found, tracing the Molls to the 13th c. in Europe

Re: The Moll Families in Switzerland

saramac58 — 2009-07-29 16:26:14Z

I would be interested in exchanging information with you, tho' I haven't much. My Paternal ancestors were from Sweitzerland and I just recently learned my paternal grandmother's ancestors were Amish Mennonites.

Sarah

Re: Laurence (Lorenz) Moll-upstate NY

donnaswart333 — 2009-04-04 18:52:51Z

Lorenz Moll and Maria Dast are my gggrandparents; Frank Moll and Christina Ledwig are my ggrandparents and Florence Moll is my grandmother.
I have information on my generation of descendants and some information on my mother, grandmother, and ggrandparents' lines I would be willing to share.
I am soon to meet(in person)for the first time another gggranddaughter of Lorenz and Maria.

The Moll Families in Switzerland

heinzmoll — 2009-04-04 16:52:57Z

I have a lot of Switzerland Moll family information if you wish to exchange.

Re: Laurence (Lorenz) Moll-upstate NY

cady232 — 2009-04-04 14:13:59Z

Pat:

Lorenz Moll was also my gggrandfather. Lorenz Moll and Maria Dast had 9 children in all. I've compiled a fairly extensive overview of the family and their 'get over the years. Please contact me at cady232@yahoo.com if you'd like to share information.

Re: James F. Moll

macdms1 — 2009-03-28 15:10:34Z

I have been searching for some time the origins of John Habel, Sr. originally of Baltimore but buried in Glenn Haven cemetary in Glen Burnie, MD. I believe he was the a brother to Julia Habel Moll and son to Justina Ely Habel (Wagner). John Sr. was my wife's grandfather. Do you have anything about Justina and before? Thanks in advance for any help.

Re: Moritz MOLL (1839) & Laura Pringsheim

Gordon_Seyffert — 2009-03-19 18:52:01Z

For the children and grandchildren of this couple, see lines 50-57 of:

http://www.genealogy.metastudies.net/ZDocs/Webp/Pringsheim_F...

Molls in Scotland

gordoncampbell65 — 2009-03-17 07:07:30Z

looking for family of Andrew Moll.
Andrew lived in Stirling area and married a Janet MacGilvray
Son Henry was born in Cambus Kennett in 1814
Regards,Gordon

Re: Laurence (Lorenz) Moll-upstate NY

pattles — 2009-03-16 23:26:22Z

Laurence was my great-grandfather. He was from Bavaria and lived in Penfield (Webster) NY. I have no knowledge of his siblings and would appreciate any info that could be passed on. Thank you

Re: Jewish MOLLs in Germany (now Poland) pt. 2 of 2

Gordon_Seyffert — 2009-03-13 10:28:57Z

Mike, this isn't rocket science -- it's just one researcher sharing with others when a great source is discovered. Here's the info:

source:

Western Historical Manuscript Collection
23 Ellis Library, U. of Mo.
Columbia, Missouri 65201-5149
voice 573-882-6028 | fax 573-884-0345 | WHMC@umsystem.edu

Acc. 4803; Moll, J.R.; Box 1 of 4

The U. of Missouri has campuses in 4 cities: Columbia, Kansas City, Rolla & St. Louis. The manuscript collection may be viewed at any one of them, but it takes a couple of days for boxes to be retrieved from storage caves, so one must call ahead to request this. The WHMC has a web site at http://whmc.umsystem.edu/

That's the good news; the bad news is that there isn't really any more on your family other than the charts that I have summarized. But they are something to behold, as they fold out and are quite large.

As to your other question, the numbers are generational numbers. My genealogy software generates descendant reports that neatly nest all the descendants of a patriarch in such a way that one can readily see relationships, but that visual doesn't transfer here. So I'm using this number system to substitute for the indentations that one would normally see. If, for instance, a "3" follows a "2," then "3" is the child of "2." But if "2" follows "3" on the next line, then a branch has been exhausted and the chart is moving on to a sibling's branch. So, yes, you have it correct that these are both sons of Michael.

Re: Jewish MOLLs in Germany (now Poland) pt. 2 of 2

mikescott511 — 2009-03-13 01:11:51Z

Hi Gordon

Thank you immensely for your posting. There are several Molls on this list that were my ancesters and are known to me! But also so, so much more info you provide which I have hoped to find for many years. Where did you get this info?!
You are a genius!

Jacob Moll of Breslau for example married 2 Kohn sisters, Louise and later Henriette. Jacob and his 2nd wife died in the Viennese Ring theatre fire of 1881. They are buried in the central Vienna cemetary along with Max aged 28 and Hedwig aged 25 who all perished together in that tragic furnace. Jacob's daughter Elise Moll whose photo hangs in my dining room married Jacques Rose- with a French acute accent on the final e though he was born in Beuthen -and they were the parents of my maternal grandfather who I loved with all my heart - he lived in Vienna but came to England in the Hitler years after his release from Dachau. I still have Jacob Moll's will. I am grateful for the names of his ancesters but do not know quite understand the numbers on your list. This system is new to me you see. Do I take it for example that Michael was the father of Jacob b. 1840 and is Arthur b. 1842 the brother of Jacob?
Shalom, Mike.

Jewish MOLLs in Germany (now Poland) pt. 2 of 2

Gordon_Seyffert — 2009-02-15 09:18:33Z

This is everything else I have been able to find from the Collection I have used. There does not appear to be a match with your men.

These MOLLs are principally from Lissa, Posen, Germany (now Leszno, Poland); Breslau, Silesia, Germany (now Wroclaw, Poland); and later Berlin. The information is taken from a chart in the Justus Moll papers of the Western Historical Manuscripts Collection of the University of Missouri (4 campuses, each with an archives office serving the WHMC). My notes are as true to the chart as possible, and therefore preserve the original German. The line headings in English were generated by my software. I have had to number the generations, rather than using the indentations the software employs.

1. Israel MOLL
& Henriette DRESDENER
2. Abraham MOLL
2. Michael J. MOLL (b. 1819; d. 3 Feb 1882, Lissa)
occ. Rauschwarenhandlung in Lissa
& Marianne GOLDSCHMIDT
3. Jacob MOLL (b. 7 Aug 1840; d. 8 Dec 1881 (?), Wien)
& Henriette BOHN (b. Lissa; d. 8 Dec 1881 (?), Wien)
[Jacob also married Louise BOHN. It is not clear to whom the death date applies, or whom the mother of the various children might be.]
4. Elise MOLL
& _____ ROSEN
4. Bruno MOLL
occ. Kaufmann in Breslau
4. Georg MOLL
edu. Dr.phil.
occ. Apotheker in Hamburg
4. Gertrud MOLL
& Josef NEUFELD, Wien
4. Fritz MOLL
occ. Kaufmann in Minneapolis und Hamburg
4. Arthur MOLL
occ. Kaufmann Berlin (L_rowstr. 102)
4. Hedwig MOLL
& _____ SCHUHMANN, Kiel
4. Herbert Heymann MOLL (b. 23 Feb 1879, Wien)
occ. Kaufmann in Berlin Schneberg
& Gertrud FRIEDMANN (b. 25 Dec 1884, Rastenburg)
4. Hildegard MOLL
& _____ SIMON, Charlottenburg
3. Arthur Abraham MOLL (b. 3 Mar 1842; d. Jan 1916, Frankfurt a.M.)
occ. Kaufmann in Wien, Berlin, Californien
3. Helene MOLL (b. 31 Jan 1845)
& _____ MASUR, Berlin, Ritterstr.99
3. Henriette MOLL (b. 12 Aug 1850)
& _____ SINGER, Wien und Wiesbaden
3. Auguste MOLL
& Adolf ZICKEL
3. Max MOLL (b. 1853; d. 8 Dec 1881, Wien)
& Hedwig BORNSTEIN
3. Minna MOLL (b. 15 Jul 1854)
& gen. Paul Nathan MOLL (b. 30 Apr 1856, Grtz, Posen)
occ. Obergtervorsteher in Wiesbaden
4. Martin MOLL (b. 13 Apr 1886, Breslau)
occ. Dr.jur. Rechtanwalt in Berlin-Chbg.
4. Wilhelm Eitel MOLL (b. 5 Apr 1889, Breslau)
occ. Kaufmann in Stuttgart
& Margarete FAUST
4. Johann August MOLL (b. 22 Jun 1896, Wiesbaden)
occ. Kaufmann in Berlin

Re: Jewish MOLLs in Germany (now Poland)

brianmmoll — 2009-02-01 00:17:28Z

Please contact me if you find any information on Simon or Max Moll who lived in Graetz/Poznan and left for the U.S. In the 1860s. They may have also been residents in Berlin prior to their departure.

Re: Laurence (Lorenz) Moll-upstate NY

donnaswart333 — 2009-01-08 23:20:43Z

No, that is not any of our Lawrence Molls. On ours the census reports say birthplace is Bayern, which I believe is Bavaria. By the way, Cathie is my cousin. Her grandfather Lawrence was a sibling to my grandmother Florence.

Re: MOLLs from Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany

beecountry787 — 2008-12-17 11:32:14Z

No, we haven't, at this time. We're gathering all documentation available in Posey County, Indiana, and getting familiar with the German Heritage.

We do know the German Orgin is solid, and have someone over in Germany who is awaiting further documentation in order to follow through with additional research. However, this person isn't German and not fluent in the language.

TY for your reply. We truly appreciate any suggestions you may have.

Re: Laurence (Lorenz) Moll-upstate NY

DianaRensing90 — 2008-11-25 01:25:33Z

Could this be your Lorenz Moll from Baden.

1 Christian or Christianus Moll
——————————————————————————————————————
Birth: 4 Nov 1759, Urloffen, Baden, Germany
Death: 23 Jul 1842, Urloffen, Baden, Germany
Burial: Urloffen, Baden, Germany
Occ: Old town - Burger (townsman) and Taglohner (day labor)
Educ: probably grade school maybe more
Reli: probably Catholic
Father: Georg (Georgii) or Johann Johannes Georg (Gregor) Moll (1731-)
Mother: Maria Magdalena Staebler

Spouse: Maria Anna Schelli
Birth: 24 Aug 1751, (Believe date should be 1759), Urloffen, Baden, Germany
Death: 23 Dec 1845, Urloffen, Baden, Germany
Father: Francisci or Franz or Franciscus Schelli (1725-)
Mother: Magdalena Borsig Boerschig (1722-)
Marr: 17 Nov 1783, Urloffen, Baden, Germany

Children: Egidius (1784-1846)
Mathilde or Mathildis (1786-)
Xaverius or Xaver (1787-)
Michael (1790-1865)
Theresia (1792-)
Leonardus or Leonhard (1795-)
Christian (1798-1848)
Maria Theresia (1802-)

1.1 Leonardus or Leonhard Moll
———————————————————————————————————
Birth: 5 Nov 1795, Urloffen, Baden, Germany
Reli: Catholic

Urloffen Chr. Rec. 1786-1828, pg. 54, #106

Re: Other Molls in St. Louis; Moll archives

DianaRensing90 — 2008-11-18 18:04:45Z

Hi Chris,

I am having trouble tracking your inf. It has been along time since we have e-mailed. I live between two houses, so much of my information is missing from my new computer. Tell me more about Leo? Interested that you are returning to Urloffen, that is wonderful.

Diana Rensing Hancock

Re: Other Molls in St. Louis; Moll archives

DianaRensing90 — 2008-01-18 01:40:09Z

Hi Chris,

We did exchanges e-mail years ago. You were in Urloffen, Germany and met Karl Heinz Moll. Write and tell me you have found. This is also my Moll line.

Diana Rensing hancock

Re: Moll of Perry Co., MO, Mascoutah, IL Olathe, KS.

DianaRensing90 — 2008-01-18 01:29:36Z

Tried to e-mail you but the address no longer works.

Diana -

Just recently saw your message of 10/2000 regarding molls in MO and KS.

My grandfather was David Odine Moll and was born 4/1/1883 in Olathe KS to I believe Charles L. Moll and Nancy Casebier. If this is the right branch I would love to exchange info with you or any other Molls - please email me at Bbryant2305@aol.com

Charles is connected to my family.

Diana

Re: South Dakota Molls/Frasch

linsto — 2008-02-21 04:37:37Z

Only thing I have found out about Julius Moll is he is from the Pommern area and a brother William aslo emigrated.

Re: South Dakota Molls/Frasch

linsto — 2008-02-21 04:36:18Z

I'm looking to obtain pictures of the headstones of Julius Moll, Daniel and Barbara Frasch. And any other son/daughter of Daniel and Barbara Frasch. They are buried in the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Fairfax, SD. I have Dorothea Frasch Molls headstone picture as she is interred at the Dow City Cemetery in Iowa near her daughter Edith Moll Kolln. Since I am in North Carolina I have no way of getting to South Dakota. Any help woul be appreciated. Also do you have any idea where I can get a copy of the book "Saga of the Missouri River Reveille" by Adeline Gnirk? Thank you, Linda Stone_Kollm

Re: South Dakota Molls/Frasch

linsto — 2008-02-21 14:47:39Z

Sorry should be ldstone59@hotmail.com

Re: South Dakota Molls/Frasch

linsto — 2008-02-21 14:47:09Z

Joe,
That would be great! I will call that store and see if they have that book. Someone listed on the SD Genweb page has responded to a query I made about the photos. They have offered to take them once the snow melts. I'll keep you posted and let you know. I would love any information you may have. If you can email the info please send it off the boards to ldston59@hotmail.com

Thank you Linda

Re: Edward Moll

richeena21 — 2008-02-01 02:41:47Z

I have an Edward born in 1807 in Lehigh Co PA. Who did he marry? Who were his children?

Re: South Dakota Molls/Frasch

JoeThurstenson38 — 2008-02-21 13:16:03Z

I have been purchasing Adeline's books by mail from:

GREGORY DRUG
Pharmacy/Drug Store
(605)835-8198
604 MAIN ST
GREGORY, SD 57533

I think I paid $30 per book plus $5 shipping and handling.

The Ted Frasch family of Fairfax, SD were neighbors of ours while we lived on a farm East of Fairfax in the 1940's and '50's (close enough that my cousin reported hearing one of their son's hollering at his cattle). Their daughter Elaine, was in my class all through the school years. I would be glad to share information if you want to contact me by e-mail. I have several files on the Frasch family as the result of other queries.

I currently live in Arkansas but plan a trip to Fairfax this summer and if you haven't gained your photo's by that time, I would be happy to do so.

Re: George Moll - England

AnneJames28 — 2008-07-17 13:42:18Z

Hallo George
I am searching for the parents of my ancestor, Samuel Mole, Moll, born in Mendham, Suffolk in 1768. I think his father was Peter Moll born in South Walsham Norfolk. Do you have any info please?

Anne

Re: More Moll's in Michigan

alron210 — 2008-07-09 23:26:42Z

My name is Ronald Moll orinally from Grand Rapids, MI. My father was Bernard William Moll, Sr. (deceased), married to Ethel May Bruggink (deceased).

My father's father was Leonard Moll (deceased), mother deceased when Dad was a boy. His father than remarried a Katherine VerWys (deceased).

Cornelius was a cousin of my father's, and they lived off Grandville Avenue.

Also I've never heard of it being spelled Mohl. Have been told that our original spelling when the brothers cam over from the Netherlands was Mol, but again have no verification of that.

I'm just startin to pur together a history of my family also and would love to hear further from you as to what you have, etc.

Re: MOLLs in Germany, and German research generally…

bviabe — 2008-11-12 18:44:05Z

Gordon/ Mike and all

I have found out more on the Internet about my Prussian ancestors than my father probably ever knew, even though he lived in Emden as a boy, but snippets of family legend enabled me to connect with a namesake cousin in Nairobi. With the help of his sister in England, we have got back to the birth and baptism of Friedrik Heinrich Ludwig Raphael Moll in February 1846 in Breslau (a Jewish connection can't be ruled out) and the marriage of his parents, Heinrich August E.A. Moll and Maria Elisabeth Wiesner in Berlin in October 1848, coupled with a baby sister's baptism and followed by a host of other siblings being born.
Most of the brothers migrated to England to join the cable telegraph industry - the IT revolution of its day - and I still have some resources on them to research, but we have so far hit a brick wall regarding birth dates for Heinrich August and Maria (both from Breslau?), even though the Kenyan Peter's sister has some talent for dealing with German/ Polish bureaucracy and reading the old script.
My parents had some Prussian family portaits of what they said were judges, but these were destroyed in England by vandals who broke into the shed where they were stored
Best wishes

Peter Moll
Tortola, BVI

Re: from Germany to S. Africa

bviabe — 2008-10-23 14:20:34Z

I have been aware of a namesake in South Africa for many years, but only recently asked him if he might be related to my cousin in Nairobi (also Peter Moll) and me, descended from migrants to England from Berlin and Breslau in the mid 1800s. From his reply it seemed more likely that his family roots were Dutch, but I shall draw his attention to this thread, with the possibility that they go back to Germany in the early 1700s

Peter Moll
Tortola, BVI

Re: Edward Moll

ebeach13 — 2008-02-06 02:06:50Z

Your Edward Moll is my great-great grandfather. (I knew that my great-grandfather's name was James Moll, but didn't know who his father was.) James Moll was my father's grandfather - we have a picture of him and Sabina Snyder Moll in our living room. I know of at least 2 of their children - 1) James Moll, whose wife died in the great influenza epidemic after which his mother (Sabina) moved in to take care of him and his only daughter Mildred and 2)Harvey Moll (my grandfather)who married Mamie Wescoe Jacoby. They had 7 children, one of who was my father Phillip Moll.

Re: MOLLs from Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany

sdwalker1994 — 2008-09-05 16:33:31Z

In your search in Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg did you discover a Henry Moll? I know this is a common name. The only information I have on him is that he was born in Wuerttemburg, Germany and immigrated to America, first settling in Wisconsin in 1847 and late in Minnesota in 1865. He married Caroline Essig in 1866. THey had 14 children.

Re: MOLLs in Germany, and German research generally…

Gordon_Seyffert — 2008-09-13 14:42:25Z

Yes, I have a MOLL connection but it is originally from Mecklenburg, in the city of Neustrelitz. From it I have developed an interest in the surname generally. I have often posted to both Rootsweb and to the Genforum message boards where I believe I have something of interest for others --especially in regard to the manuscript collection I have described. Many of my posts were done in earlier years under similar, but different, email addresses, and thus do not show up under a search of my posting history with my @mac.com email address.

Recently I submitted a 34-page monograph on my MOLL ancestry to several libraries and to the Genealogy Soc. of Utah (LDS) -- which will both film and digitize it. In a few months it should be possible to go to familysearch.org and reference it on-line. It reports on my MOLL maternal grandmother's parents (MOLL being her paternal side) and also her immigrant aunts and uncles on both sides (to the extent that I know of them). As to my grandmother's MOLL grandfather I have not only discovered that his was an illegitimate birth, but I have also documented his presence in six different cities, four in Germany and two in the U.S.

I have learned that German research is not easy, but that it is very rewarding. Thus it has become my genealogical specialty. And I have found that it pays to persevere in the search. Recently, on my paternal (SEYFFERT) side, I made contact with a U.S. distant cousin through an allied WAGNER line who has a book of family records begun by an ancestor of ours in 1640. I have to go back 200 years to make the connection, but then his records and the church records take me back yet another 200 years. Incredible!

Jewish MOLLs in Germany (now Poland)

Gordon_Seyffert — 2008-01-19 06:12:35Z

These MOLLs are principally from Lissa, Posen, Germany (now Leszno, Poland); Breslau, Silesia, Germany (now Wroclaw, Poland); and later Berlin. The information is taken from a chart in the Justus Moll papers of the Western Historical Manuscripts Collection of the University of Missouri (4 campuses, each with an archives office serving the WHMC). My notes are as true to the chart as possible, and therefore preserve the original German. The line headings in English were generated by my software. I have had to number the generations, rather than using the indentations the software employs.

1. Ruben MOLL (d. 1780), occ. Rabinatsassessor zu Lissa.
2. Joseph MOLL (d. 1798).
3. Löbel Wolff MOLL (d. 1819).
4. Abraham Löbel MOLL (b. 1780; d. 1861);
occ. Synagogenvorsteher in Lissa (Lissaur-Anzeiger 1848.);
& ____ REISEL (heiratete den Rabbi Hirsch - Abibarnell zu Lissa.).
5. Abraham Joseph MOLL (b. 1813, Lissa; d. 22 Sep 1891, Breslau);
occ. Kommerzienrat (Lissa später Breslau.);
& Dorothea LANDÉ.
6. Moritz MOLL (b. 1839);
occ. Stadtältester in Charlottenburg, 1898;
res. Berlin.
7. Dr. Alfred MOLL,
edu. Dr. med., Berlin, 1898;
occ. Augenarzt;
res. Berlin.
7. Dr. Leonhardt MOLL,
occ. Geh.Reg.-Rat;
res. Berlin-Zehlendorf.
6. Max MOLL (d. Charlottenburg).
6. Hermann MOLL (b. 1841; d. 31 Oct 1905, Berlin);
occ. Landgerichtsrat;
res. 1863, Heidelberg.
7. Fritz MOLL,
occ. Reg.-Rat Dr. jur.;
res. Bonn.
7. Dr. Ernst MOLL,
edu. Dr.jur., Rostock, 1904;
occ. Amtsrichter;
res. Berlin.
5. Moritz MOLL (b. 1815, Lissa; d. 6 Nov 1894, Breslau);
(gründete 1848 Firma zu Lissa.);
occ. Ratsherr, Stadätltester (Lissa, später Breslau.);
& Rosalie LANDE.
6. Heinrich MOLL (b. 1844);
edu. Dr.jur., 9 Nov. 1865;
occ. Justizrat;
res. 1863, Heidelberg.
6. Magnus MOLL (b. 1846, Lissa);
edu. Dr.jur. zu Berlin, 1868;
occ. Geh. Justizrat. Breslau;
res. 1865, Heidelberg.
7. Elsbeth MOLL.
7. Alice MOLL (Frau Landrichter Joel - Berlin.).
6. Emil MOLL,
occ. Kaufmann, Fabrikbesitzer in Halle, 1899 n. Leipzig.
7. Dr. Bruno MOLL (b. 10 Oct 1885);
edu. Dr.phil., Kiel, 1912;
occ. Prof. d. Nationalökonomie in Kiel.
5. Louis MOLL (b. Lissa);
occ. Stadtrat in Charlottenburg;
res. Glogau.
6. Dr. Julius MOLL (d. 2 Apr 1904, Berlin);
edu. Dr.phil. zu Rostock, 1872;
occ. Kommerzienrat in Breslau und Berlin, Tiergartenstr.
7. Kurt MOLL,
occ. Reg.-Rat, Berlin.
7. Walter MOLL,
edu. Dr.jur., Berlin, 1911;
occ. Reg.-Rat, Düsseldorf.
6. Rosalie MOLL (verheiratet Fabrikbesitzer Seelig, Leipzig-St.Gallen.).
5. Rudolf MOLL,
occ. Kom.Rat, Lissa-Breslau.
6. Jean MOLL,
occ. Justizrat in Breslau.
6. Nanny MOLL (Frau Geh.Justizrat Cohn.).
5. Isador MOLL,
occ. Kaufmann zu Lissa-Glogau;
& Sophie LAZARUS.
6. Joseph MOLL,
occ. Justizrat.
6. Dr. Ludwig MOLL (b. 19 Feb 1860, Lissa);
edu. Dr.phil. Berlin, 1883 (stud. in Leipzig, Heidelberg, Berlin, Genf.).
6. Albert MOLL (b. 4 May 1862, Lissa);
edu. Dr.med., Berlin, 1885 (stud. in Breslau, Heidelberg, Jena, Berlin.);
occ. Sch. Sanitätsrat.

Re: Johann Michael Moll, Sr.

saramac58 — 2008-03-07 11:52:20Z

There are several good sources on Rootsweb World Connect. Here are a few I know personally and if you search World Connect you will find several other submitters.

http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tstuart...

http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:203778...

Sarah McCray

Re: Jewish MOLLs in Germany (now Poland)

mikescott511 — 2008-09-13 12:00:13Z

Gordon

Thanks greatly for the Jewish Moll list. My link is Jakob Moll who died in the Ring theatre fire of Vienna Dec 1881 aged 41.
His children were born in Silesia- in Ratibor near Breslau.
One of these daughters Elise was my grandfather's mother born 1866 who died when he was only 8 in Vienna.
Your list could be very helpful. Do you also have a Moll connection?

Mike - in the UK

Re: Leroy Otis Moll - Minneapolis, Minnesota

mollcleaning — 2008-02-24 04:52:41Z

I am Glen K. MoLL. LeRoy's younger brother. I do know the cause of his death. mollcleaning@amerytel.net

Re: New York Moll Family From Puerto Rico

lunasea2me — 2008-10-08 00:11:56Z

Hello Dianna.
This is your cousin, Marissa. I am Carmelo's daughter. Its been a long time. My mother still lives in NY, still on Pinehurst, as well as my brother, Bob (Robert). Please contact me at 757-339-9027. I have news on all the Molls.

Re: Edward Moll

judgesteele — 2008-02-04 23:55:08Z

The only record I have is for one son, James Edward Moll, b 9 Jul 1838. This James Edward married Sabina Snyder, b 16 Sep 1849.

Edward Moll

judgesteele — 2008-01-23 21:10:03Z

Looking for ancestry info on Edward Moll, born in 1810 in or near Hanover Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.

Re: Johann Michael Moll, Sr.

ksw250 — 2008-03-06 02:44:36Z

I am also researching this family. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: MOLLs from Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany

Bernie_Moll — 2008-09-22 00:42:19Z

I've pretty much reached a dead end here. I know my great-great grandfather, Henry Moll arrived here from Germany with two sons, Henry F and John. I have not been able to determine when they arrrived except it was possibly around 1865 or so. I haven't been able to determine their port of entry or a spouse for my great-great grandfather. I am decended from Henry F. I'm finding a little bit of information on the two sons showing their residences in Baltimore but nothing on their father. He is a true inigma. I'm suspecting he arrived here through New York City and may have settled in Pennsylvania and then the two sons migrated to Baltimore. No evidence of that, though.

Re: Other Molls in St. Louis; Moll archives

Jacquelyn_Moll — 2008-11-18 16:13:43Z

Diana,

This is Chris Moll (our ancestry.com subscription is under my wife, Jacquelyn's name, thus the change of user name). I was able to visit Urloffen with my father in the Spring of 2001; it is not very far from Strasbourg, France and we hired a taxi driver to take us to Urloffen for the day. Unfortunately, we were not able to meet up with Karl Heinz as he was out of town when we visited. We e-mailed back forth for a while, but have lost touch since then. We plan to make another trip hopefully in 2009 to do some more research.

We visited the Courthouse with the Urloffen Coat of Arms (which is a castle) and St. Martin's Church. There's a memorial to the men from Urloffen who perished in World War I and World War II and there is at least one Moll on there from WWI. I have a few pictures that I took when we visited.

My line is from Egidius Moll -> Franz Josef (or Joseph Francis) Moll -> Louis Moll -> Fred Moll -> Leo Moll who was my grandfather. The majority of them resided at one point or another in Perry County, MO and Eudora/Olathe, KS. Doing research, it looks like there were several reunions for our line of Moll's in the 1930's in Kansas. I have never met any of our KS/MO relatives as my grandfather Leo moved his family to Texas.

Regards,

Chris Moll

Re: Moll of Perry Co., MO, Mascoutah, IL Olathe, KS.

Jacquelyn_Moll — 2008-11-19 14:48:21Z

George,

We might be talking about different Egidius' but from the same line; I think there were several. The one I mentioned in my line above was my great-great-great-great grandfather (I think he also had a son and possibly a grandson named Egidius too, whom you might be referring to) and he emigrated from Germany in 1831 and fought against Napoleon as a professional soldier before that.

Chris Moll

Re: MOLLs from Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany

Bev_Colgin — 2007-12-19 02:34:06Z

Hi Bernie: I only have the MOLLs in Maryland via the STIEFEL family and the book, "Family Diversity" by Nancy Lee Waters. I visited Unterheimbach a couple years ago and have church records from my MOLL family back to the mid-1700s. Other than my immediate family (to the US in 1860s) I have not been able to find any other MOLLs who are in the states. I know there are at least a few who settled in the Cincinnati area, but have not been able to make contact with any of their offspring. Is this a relation to you as well? Keep me posted!

Re: MOLLs from Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany

BMollColgin — 2008-09-22 00:09:52Z

Hi Bernie: I did find the STIEFELs in Baltimore, in "Family Diversity" by Nancy Lee Waters and I know there are at least two Stiefel/Moll marriages, but have no further information. Can you help? Thanks! Bev Colgin

Re: MOLLs from Unterheimbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany

BMollColgin — 2008-09-21 23:43:36Z

Hi SDWalker: I have five Heinrich/Henry MOLLs in my tree, however, based on church records I believe all died in Germany. Sorry I can't be more help. BTW, I did look at all variations (i.e., Christian Heinrich, Friedrich Heinrich, etc.). Also, I don't have an ESSIG in my tree. Bev Colgin

Re: Moll of Perry Co., MO, Mascoutah, IL Olathe, KS.

cobragun — 2008-11-19 04:14:20Z

Egidius was my great-great grandfather,Which coudin are you?Iam George Moll in Houston , Texas

Re: George Moll - England

pennygladwish — 2008-08-28 11:23:36Z

Hi Becky, I have traced my Moll family back to 1700, they arrived about then from probably Germany and settled in Norfolk. Would you be interested in sharing info. My email is penny.gladwish@gmail.com
I would be very pleased to hear about another branch of our family, Penny