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Re: Rink

shembree174 — 2009-08-19 14:04:59Z

Hi!
Is this my 2nd cousin, Cylinda Annette Booth who lives in Missouri? If so, who are the Rinks you mentioned in your question? Grandpa Brewer's grandmother was a Rink, and her son, James Rink, was in the U.S. civil war for a few years. Didn't know anything about the Rink(s) you are asking about and the Oklahoma connection. Are they from Tom's family tree?

Rink in Scranton, New York, Germany

bradpeta54 — 2009-06-11 23:24:18Z

Hello - my better half is from the above Rink's. His mother was Joan Rink Stengline (1933-1974), daughter of Fred Rink (1901-1950), son of Charles Rink (c.1864-1889) born in Germany, son of John Rink. Any connections out there?

Re: Rink family in South Africa

jenny19443 — 2009-02-16 14:27:34Z

There were Rinks in South Africa before 1900. My grandfather, Edmund Alexander Rink was born here in about 1885. He was one of eight sons, so there are quite a few Rinks whose origins predate WWII

Rink

WGFGER — 2009-01-28 08:30:49Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Mittwoch" vom 14. Jan. 2009:

Wir nehmen Abschied von

Marie Rink
geb. Hast

* 14. Dez. 1922
+ 22. Dez. 2008

In stiller Trauer

Heinz und Baerbel Rink
Sandra und Stefan
sowie alle Angehoerigen

Ersrode, den 14. Jan. 2009

Die Trauerfeier zur Urnenbeisetzung findet am 17. Jan. 2009 um 14 Uhr statt.

WGF

Re: Rink Family

rinkwj — 2008-11-14 17:51:23Z

Jean, My name is William Jack Rink. My fathers name was William Warren Rink. I know his family lived in Mount Vernon New York and was part the lutheran community there in the 20-30's. I dont know anything about the german roots other than his mothers maiden name was Zitlau. Best, jack Rink

Rink family in South Africa

thereserink — 2008-08-28 05:56:35Z

During WW2 some Rink children were shipped to the UK, the States, Australia and South Africa. I am from the South African branch of Rinks. There are two main Rink families in South Africa, one Jewish and one Church of England, the two branches are not related.

Re: Rink Family

history_nerd88 — 2008-02-28 20:57:20Z

Hello. I need information on the rinks from kansas....

Robert G. Rink

ShirleyRighi — 2008-01-01 23:24:31Z

Robert Rink is my gggrandfather, born 1833 in Philadelpha, Pa. He died in the Civil War on July 1,1863 Malvern Hill Va. His parents are Martin & Mary Rink. Have not been able to find any information on them. Robert married Rebecca B. Krauss in 1854, they had three children, Thomas Robert, Christianna and Francis Harvey Rink (my ggrandfather). They were born in Rising Sun, Maryland. I believe that Rebecca died in 1867, I am waiting to hear from the National Archives for Roberts pension. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thank you Shirley

Re: Rinks of Indiana, Jackson, Daviess, Knox, Washington

Harbinson — 2007-07-01 18:45:58Z

I am still working on all the Rink line for Jackson, Daviess, Knox, Washington, Vigo counties in Indiana. Along with the Killian line from North Carolina. I have a new email address for this family.
harbinson493@msn.com
Would love to hear from any of this Rink/Rinks/Rinck line
Mary

Samuel Rink, Portland OR

Marianne36912 — 2007-01-22 15:26:21Z

Seeking information about Samuel Rink (1896-1972 OR) and his wife Mary Ellen Harris (1895 KS-1980 OR). they lived and died in Portland. She was a twin, born in KS. Did they marry in KS or OR? Did they have any children?

Trying to Find our Lost Rink lines. N.C., Tn, Missouri, Tx, Ga, Ala.Indiana,Miss.

maryharbinson — 2006-08-02 21:29:16Z

I am trying to locate any of our lost Rink lines. The main source started in Lincoln County North Carolina Johann Frantz Rincke /Rinck from Wickenrode Germany. Off of this he had 10 children, Some goes by Rink, Rinck and Rinks. Mainly the David Rinck line uses Rinks, Some of the Missouri, Indiana and Alabama and N.C. lines us Rink. The the rest use a mixture of Rinck or Rink. If you are from any of these lines would love to hear from you.
Frantz Rinck and Mary Lincoln Co. N.C. Frantz was a Hessian Soldier deserted in Charleston S. C. and ended up in Lincoln Co. N.C. He remained there until he died around 1810.
Children
1. Jacob Rinck/Rink , N. C. Tenn and Alabama married a Mary Sitz
2. Henry Andrew Rink, North Carolina married Catherine Bolick
3. John Peter Rinck/Rink, N.C. Tenn, Indiana, grandchildren Missouri Married a Robison
4. Frantz Rinck Jr., (Franie) N. C. and Unknown
5. David Rinck, N. C. Tn. La?, Tn. Rinks line Married Rebecca Davis
6. George Rinck/Rink North Carolina married a Elizabeth Clodfelter
7.Mary Rinck North Carolina Married John Thomas Mull and possibly a Moyer
8. Susannah Rinck N.C. married a Benjamin Spencer Jr.
9, Christiana Rinck N.C. , Ga. married Abraham Seabolt
10. Catherine Rinck N.C. married Henry Hause/Hass

If you can help on any of these lines please contact me at
m.harbinson@worldnet.att.net I am trying to find as many of these lines as possible, I have a very large data base, Have been to Germany found the house still standing that Johann Frantz Rincke was born in and have his military records as well as lots of other info on this family. Would love to add your line into this wonderful family.
Thanks for any and all help Will be more than willing to see where and how you fit into this family.
Mary

Re: Trying to Find our Lost Rink lines. N.C., Tn, Missouri, Tx, Ga, Ala.Indiana,Miss.

maryharbinson — 2006-08-02 21:29:16Z

Think you are off the other line of Rink's. My line is a Hessian Soldier born in Wickenrode, Germany and came to America in 1776 and deserted in Charleston S.C. and ended up in Lincoln Co. N.C. He is the only member of his family that came to America, I have been to Germany and have the family back to 1600. I know another Rink line came into Indiana about 1850 or so. But they are not related to my line. I am sorry to say don't think you are off my line due to the fact of where your ggrandfather was born.
Thanks for contacting me anyway. There was another lady doing that line of Rink's but I have lost touch with her. Her name is Tony.

Lawson and Eli Rink/Rinck of Washington Co. or Jackson Co .Indiana and Missouri

maryharbinson — 2006-08-02 21:29:16Z

I am searching for anyone related to Lawson Rink/Rinck who married Mary May Nov. 22, 1838 in Washington county, Indiana, children:
James F. Rink June 1837 married Emily Cummins
Thomas Jefferson Rinck Aug 13, 1841 married Susanah Elizabeth Willcutt
Caroline Rinck about 1844 married Heinrich Wibbenmeyer
Margaret E. Rinck about 1846
Sarah Elizabeth Rinck 1850 married James Denton
John W. Rinck 1852 married Elisabeth Dippel
George W. Rinck about 1857
Then he married a Margaret Unknown possibly Marys sister but not sure
We have an Alonzo Rinck who married a Julie Yount, he was born about 1868
In the 1870 census Carr Township, Jackson County, Indiana Lawson with Margaret his wife and children listed
Mary age 22
Jemima age 16
James age 14
and Alonzo age 3.

Eli Rinck/Rink
Married Margaret May March 26, 1838 she was the sister to Mary, Lawsons wife.
They had children:
Thomas W. Rink about 1839 married Mary M. Unknown children Margaret E. Rink, 1869 William Rink 1870, George W. Rink 1871, and Sarah Rink 1874
Sarah E. Rink about 1845.
Eli then married Mahala Martha Jackson and then Martha Bostick. If you have any information on either of these families please contact me at
m.harbinson@worldnet.att.net
Thank you so much

Sarah Rink born about 1825 N.C. went to Washington Co. Indiana

maryharbinson — 2006-08-02 21:29:16Z

Searching for any information on Sarah Rink/Rinck, known Children:
Silas Vincent born about 1844
Ramsom Crissmire born about 1850
John M. Lee born about 1858

I have no other details on this line but the names above, If you could be so kind to help with any of them it is most appreciated. Sarah Rinks father was John Peter Rinck, born in N.C.and moved to Washington Co. Indiana.
Thank you for any help.
m.harbinson@worldnet.att.net

Rinks of Indiana, Jackson, Daviess, Knox, Washington

maryharbinson — 2006-08-02 21:29:16Z

Gorge J. J. Rink [1820 - ] architect and landscape gardener of New York and New Jersey

KurtCulbertson — 2006-07-04 21:54:52Z

I am interested in a Gorge J. J. Rink [1820-?] of Wurtemburg, Germany, who was one of 33 entries in the Central Park (New York) competition of 1858. Rink is listed in the 1860 US Census as living in Castleton, Richmond, New York. In the 1880 US census he is listed in North Brunswick, Middlesex, New Jersey.

Thanks,

Kurt Culbertson
Design Workshop
120 East Main
Aspen, CO 81611

Adolph Rink - Macoupin Co., IL

SViehweg — 2006-06-16 17:59:16Z

1910 Mt. Olive Twp., Macoupin Co., IL
204 363
Rink, Adolph head M W 34 Marr 11 Ger Ger Ger 1883 Na English Occ: Janitor school
-- -- Mildred wife F W 29 Marr 11 Child: 4/4 Ger Ger Ger 1886 English Occ: none
-- -- Herbert son M W 7 Sing IL Ger Ger
-- -- Eaten(?) son M W 5 Sing IL Ger Ger
-- -- Arthur son M W 3 Sing IL Ger Ger
-- -- Eugene son M W 1 Sing IL Ger Ger

Note: (?) = unlegible, spelling uncertain

Mahalo!
S. Viehweg
http://www.viehweg.org

August Rink - Macoupin Co., IL

SViehweg — 2006-06-16 17:59:16Z

1900 Mt. Olive, Macoupin Co. Census
June 15, 1900
171 192 Rink, August Head W M Apr 1846 54 Marr 26 Ger Ger Ger 1882 18 Na Coal Miner 4 YYY OFH--
171 192 Rink, Ida wife W F Jun 1855 45 Marr 26 9 8 Ger Ger Ger 1883 17 -- YYY
171 192 Rink, Immanuel son W M Jul 1879 20 Sin Ger Ger Ger 1883 17 -- Coal Miner 4 YYY
171 192 Rink, Ernst son W M Sept 1881 19 Sin Ger Ger Ger 1883 17 -- Coal Miner 4 YYY
171 192 Rink, John son W M Nov 1884 15 Sin IL Ger Ger -- -- -- At School 9 YYY
171 192 Rink, Herman son W M Jul 1890 9 Sin IL Ger Ger -- -- -- At School 9 YYY
171 192 Rink, Minnie dau W F Aug 1892 7 Sin IL Ger Ger -- -- -- At School 9 YYY
171 192 Rink, William son W M Jul 1896 3 Sin IL Ger Ger -- -- --

Mahalo!
S. Viehweg
http://www.viehweg.org

Re: Rink (Jacob) of PA & NJ

2005-10-22 08:03:31Z

Hello all,
First off I have no relation to the Rink family. During the 1960's and '70s my grandmother owned an antique shop in Spring Valley NY. She accuired most of her pieces in NY, NJ and eastern PA. Her specialty was 19th and early 20th century glass. So... I have a paperweight that's been in my family since she had her shop that contains the name Jacob Rink. I had no idea who Jacob was so a Google search and I found this thread. I learned what I wanted and figured I'd share this with you. For those of you who are interested it can be viewed here: http://teaganm.cademo.com/images/other/jacobrink.jpg
Regards,
Steve

John Rink & Rachel Kumm

2005-05-15 00:46:26Z

I am looking for any information on John Rink and Rachel Kumm of Benton Township, Factoryville, Pennsylvania. John was the son of John M. Rink & Catherine Long both born in Germany. I know very little about them. They are found in the Scranton City Directory for Lackwanna County, PA in 1861 and later appear in the US Census for Factoryville, Lackawanna County, PA. their son, John Rink was born on June 14, 1855 and died on May 30, 1908 in Benton Twp, Factoryville, PA. He married Rachel Kumm who was born on December 28, 1855 in Berlin, Germany and died in September 28, 1917 in Benton Twp, Factoryville, PA. Any information on the Kumm family would be appreciated. I know nothing of Rachel's ancestry or immigration here to the US. Any information on John's parents or ancestry would also be appreciated. thanks.

Re: Rink (Jacob) of PA & NJ

2005-01-29 01:42:00Z

Jacob Rink was born June 26, 1868 in PA. He was the child of Geo W Rink and Sophia (according it my Grandmother it was pronounced Sof- eye-a). The 1880 Census lists Jacob's occupation as a file cutter. Geo W was born 1838 in PA. During the Civil war he served in PA's 82nd infantry Regiment. He enlisted August 29, 1861. He deserted on April 15, 1863 at Falmouth, VA. The census shows that Sophia was born in 1848 in Ireland (my grandmother always told me Sophia was from Wales?).

Jacob's sister Sallie (Sarah Ann in the census) was born in 1874 in Camden, NJ. She was my great-grandmother. I know that Sallie was a Christian Scientist and died around 1914. Sallie married John C. Seeburger and had two children Sophia Elizabeth Seeburger (my grandmother) born 1907, died 2000, and Dorothy- born around 1910 and died around 1912.

Please email me any info you have on the Rinks, keaw26@yahoo.com. Thanks- Kea

Hazel Rink & Hugo "Hans" Jaeger WI

2004-08-26 15:23:13Z

Seeking info Hazel Rink who m. Hugh "Hans" Wilhelm Herman Jaeger 1927 in WI.

Re: Nelson Rink

2004-07-19 02:14:39Z

I am a member of the Rink/Cinaglia Family. My mother is Marian Rink who married my father Peter Cinaglia. All the names you mentioned are my aunts and uncles. What information are you seeking and who are you? How do you know my family?

Linda Cinaglia
email: blueeyes5282001@yahoo.com

Re: Rink

2004-06-29 19:55:05Z

Please reply ASAP! My great grandparents names are Albert and Gladys Rink. Please drop me a line and let me know how you are related and I'll try to help you with as much info as possible.

thanks,
Misty

Re: Rink Family, Germany

2004-04-04 17:54:38Z

Thanks Randy....the dates are not a fit but the Rinks being in Alsace is helpful since this further evidence that's where Magdalina lived........Tom Fern

Re: Rink Family, Germany

2004-04-03 06:50:00Z

I have a Magdeline Smith(b1803) that married a Joseph Rink(b1803) both from Alsace, Germany. I don't know what Joseph's fathers name was, but his son's name was also Joseph(bOctober 24, 1833)mHelen Egert. I'm not sure if that helps or not.

Randy

Re: Rink (Jacob) of PA & NJ

2004-01-10 14:18:05Z

I know what you mean about the lack of information on the Rinks. I have been working on this family for over 20 years, and have little more than what my father could tell me before he died. I have spoken to a couple of people who knew a few of my Rinks. Their impression was that they were very aloof and kept to themselves. My father knew little about his cousins, yet lived in the same area as they did for many years. My Jacob was born abt. 1843, came from Prussia, settled in Fonda, NY where he died. He had 10 children, three of whom were sons, who had a couple of kids, but few males, so are hard to trace. Even buriels of this family are hard to find, and to think that it has been less than 100 years. I wish you the best of luck in your search.

RINK