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Noth in Wisconsin

jadesfamily — 2006-12-11 02:46:35Z

If anyone has an interest in the Noth surname in Brown Co., Wisconsin, I have recently put a full transcription of Lawrence Cemetery online here:

http://lawrencecemetery.250x.com

-Jade Schmitt

Re: Christoph Noth

2006-06-07 11:57:35Z

Maria, please contact me at yknott123@aol.com so we can compare notes.

Re: Christoph Noth

2006-06-07 10:36:24Z

Hi,

I think I may be a descendant of this family - my entire family has been from the Dresden region, Saxony. Any information is welcome...

Re: Mathias NOTH in Chicago

2006-02-28 20:48:14Z

I have been away from the search for a while, I hope you are still searching. Any info you could send would be great. My email is chance2727@sbcglobal.net.

Mathias NOTH

chance2727 — 2006-02-21 04:01:07Z

Mathias NOTH came to America from Germany in 1881. Married Maria Gracher (Grager). First child Maria Born August 24, 1882 in Cook County Illinois. Other children, Peter, Matthew, Ed, William, and Rosa. Last name was changed to Noeth. Possibly because typewriters could not put the two dots above the "o" as they did in Germany. Would like info on where Mathias and Maria came from in Germany, and parents and siblings.
Pat Ramsey chance2726@cs.com

Catherine Noth of Chicago & Steinach

zzzklunk — 2004-09-10 21:36:17Z

To continue my previous posting, Catherine Noth's parents are listed as Johannis Stephan Noeth & Barbara Geis. These surnames, with various spellings, can be seen often in the records of St. Augustine Catholic Church in Chicago. The LDS has the microfilms.

Re: Mathias NOTH in Chicago

zzzklunk — 2004-09-10 21:31:03Z

My ancestor Catherine Noth (with umlauts) came to America the same year as your Noth ancestors, landing in New York on Feb 5, 1881, with their origin being listed as Bavaria. She traveled with her husband, Georg Reus, and they too settled in Chicago, Illinois. They are also found in the departure list from Hamburg, Germany, leaving 19 Jan 1881, with their town of origin being listed as Steinach. They attended St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church in Chicago, and the baptisms of their children can be found on the LDS microfilms for that church (with her name also being listed as Noeth). Catherine's husband George's death record from St. Augustine's lists his place of birth as Steinach, Unter-FranK (the K could also be TZ). I have located a couple towns named Steinach, though I believe nowadays there are many with that name. The 2 I've found are north of Schweinfurt, on the northwest edge of Bavaria; and another Steinach on the southeast edge of the Thuringian Forest, on the northern edge of Bavaria. Write if you'd like more info.

Christoph Noth

2003-12-05 23:55:16Z

Christoph Noth served in the American Revolution with the Brunswick and Anhalt Regiments stationed in Quebec and stayed in North America. He was originally from "Branderdthe" Sachsen. Need info on him or his place of origin.