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Re: Salzer from Hungary

petkow1 — 2009-01-21 00:33:02Z

there are lots of petkovits in hungary
my petkovits side of the familiy originates from croatia, from around opatija... they were deployed to hungary in the 16th century near Sopron (my family in Und exactly)
and the name transformed this way Petković -> Petkovich -> Petkovits -> Petkovics

Gloria H. Salzer, age 80, daughter of , George and Claire Butters Hunt.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-05-10 04:05:26Z

preceded in death by her husband John F. Salzer on August 11, 2007,

Salzer, Gloria H.

Gloria H. Salzer
Gloria H. Salzer, age 80, of Erie passed away on Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at Twinbrook Medical Center.
She was born in Detroit, Michigan on October 28, 1927, a daughter of the late George and Claire Butters Hunt. Over the years, Gloria worked at General Electric, the Boston Store, Holiday Shop, Super Duper, Festival Foods and Tops Market. She was preceded in death by her husband John F. Salzer on August 11, 2007,
a son Michael Salzer
and a brother George Hunt.
Gloria is survived by a daughter, Carol Strasser, husband Jeffrey of Erie;
three sons, Donald Salzer,
David Salzer
and Frederick Salzer, all of Erie;
two grandchildren, Michael Salzer
and Angelena Velez and a brother, Lance Hunt. Friends are invited to call at the Brugger Home for Funerals, 1595 West 38th Street at Greengarden Blvd., on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 until the time of a service at 8:30 p.m. with Rev. Richard Moyer of Community United Church of Christ.
Erie, PA 16501

Rev. Richard Moyer"
Community United Church of Christ. "

Salzer Connection

greywol18 — 2008-02-13 14:16:40Z

I am looking for Edward Salzer. He was born in Germany, I believe in March about 1853. His wife was Pauline. I don't know her last name. Their children were: Julius, Edith both of whom were born in Germany. Also Otto (G., I believe), Anna, Violet born in Ohio, Edward (Possibly born in Ohio), Albert,Laura, Hilda, Rosa born in Indiana.
I know Anna (Mrs. Anna Kolar), Violet (Mrs. Violet Pellow), Hilda (Mrs.Hilda Reeder), Laura (Mrs. Laura Glidden), and Rosa (Mrs. Rosa Thompson) all lived in Detroit at the time of Alberts' death in 1952.
Albert's brother, Edward, also lived in Detroit Michigan, where he died, May 8, 1929.
Albert was married to Lillian Wright and his second marrieage was to Elizabeth Mandeville.
I'm trying to make a conncection from Edward back. It's tough when family doesn't talk about their roots and their arn't too many left. If this makes a connection with anyone please e-mail me at greyolf18@verizon.net

Salzer, Kassel Germany to Illinois to IA.

pking7751 — 2007-10-16 17:00:29Z

Family lore has it that Andrew (Andt?)Salzer fled Germany approx 1889. His brother (name unknown) was perhaps killed also trying to escape the military obligations. Andrew kept much of the family history secret out of fear. It is known that he was born in Kassel 28 Sept 1867.
Any information regarding Salzer of Kassel would be considered a lead! thank you. Paula (pking775@hotmail.com)

John A. SALZER Biography, b. 1823 GER to IL to IA to WI to IL to WI

RMunns7272 — 2007-04-10 18:13:04Z

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 789.

City of La Crosse

JOHN A. SALZER, proprietor of the La Crosse Floral Gardens, on South Seventh street, was born in Wurtemberg, Germany, in 1823; son of John G. Salzer, a nurseryman and fruit-raiser; came to America in 1846; lived four years in Galena, Ill., four years in Iowa; then lived six years in Wisconsin - Baraboo, West Bend and Manitowoc; then three years in Peru, Ill., and came from there to La Crosse in 1863; has been in his present business since 1866. He has eight greenhouses and about 9,000 feet under glass. In connection with his garden, he has an apiary of about eighty stands of bees, and produces from 3,000 to 4,000 pounds of honey per annum.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Re: Wisconsin Salzers/Buchbergers

dingodoggy — 2007-04-02 13:47:49Z

The name Barbara doesn't ring a bell to me, however, Antigo is the area my Salzers are from. Do you have any more info on Barbara? Thanks

Re: Wisconsin Salzers/Buchbergers

J_Naps — 2007-04-02 02:07:29Z

My Great Grandmother. Barbara Salzer was born January 1865, died May 25, 1938 in Antigo, WI. Any relation?

Re: Salzers in Michigan

greywol18 — 2007-01-23 21:23:54Z

Do you know Edwards (the one married to Paulina) Father? I'm not finding anything. I did find the ship they came over on: the Bohemia in 1882. Juliuscame with and I belive Vilma.

Re: Salzer Research

greywol18 — 2007-01-14 14:58:14Z

I am looking for Edward Salzer who immigrated from Germany in 1879. He was born:abt. 1853. He was married to Paulina (not sure of last name...possibly Mandeville). He died in 1923. Children: Julius Bruno,Edith, Otto, Anna, Violet, Edward, Albert, Laura, Hulda, Rose(Rosa). Julius and Edith born in Germany, Otto, Anna, and Violet born in Ohio, and the rest born in Indiana. Does this look familiar to anyone?y

Re: Edward Salzer

2006-09-10 23:53:07Z

Found an error in Edward Salzer's family. The Edward Gotfried Salzer born March 31, 1898 in MO has parents of Stephen Salzer born abt 1861 in Hungary and Paulina born abt 1867 in Hungary. Their children are Alma, born abt 1890 in MO; Herbert, born abt Sep 1891 in MO; and Minnie born May 1895 in MO. The 1900 Census finds this family in Cuyahoga, OH with Paulina's father Frederick Fassenger, born Jul, 1842 in Hungary. Edward went to Canada for a while and was an optician.

Re: Salzers in Michigan

Diane8996 — 2006-09-09 20:53:37Z

According to the 1900 Census there were 11 children of Edward Salzer(born 1853 in Germany) and Paulina of which there are 10 of 11 children listed. The Edward Gotfreid Salzer(brother to Julius, Edith, Otto, Anna,Violet, Albert, Laura, Hulda and Rose) born in 1898 had four children born in Ohio three of which are listed on the 1930 Census and his last known child was born in Sep. 1937. There are quite a few Edward Salzer's, but the one you and I have traced are the right family.

Re: Edward Salzer

Diane8996 — 2006-09-09 20:40:01Z

Edward Salzer that is my friend's father is Edward Gotfried Salzer who was born on 31 March 1898 in Indiana. Have 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Censuses on this family and the WW1 Draft registration. She was raised in foster care and remembers seeing him when she was about five years old. She thought he was an optician in Oregon, but has never located him.

Re: Edward Salzer

Diane8996 — 2006-09-09 20:35:39Z

Salzers from wurttemberg

tim54115 — 2006-07-16 21:23:37Z

My Great Great Grandfather was Gottlieb Salzer b. Aug. 17 1933 He married Bertha Sandrock. He came to Wisconsin in the mid 1800's he settled in Milwaukee and was a cabinet maker. According to his death certificate his parents were John (Johann?) Salzer and Elizabeth Hass. Gottlieb died March 10 1903 in Milwaukee and is buried at Union Cemetery Milwaukee, WI. According to my father who died in 1975 Gottlieb had a relative living in Milwaukee around the late 1800's or early 1900's his name was Gustauve(sp). Any help or connections to my family would be greatly appreciated.

Salzer family

2006-04-17 03:13:02Z

My great grandfather came to Wisconsin from Austria/Bohemia in 1910 with his wife and children. Their names were Franz, wife Aloysia (Heinzl)Salzer and children Karl, Franz and Aloysia. The parents of Franz Sr. were Gottlieb Salzer and Katherina (Hafner)Salzer. Franz Sr. had siblings, Richard, Pias, Jon and a sister, name unknown. Franz Sr. was born March 23, 1870 probably in Wallern, Bohemia. Does anyone have information on or ties to this family?
My e-mail is pschuh@new.rr.com
Thank you, Julie Schuh

Bette C Salzer

cbennett122 — 2006-03-27 01:44:10Z

This is my grandmother...does anyone know ANY family history on her? Thank you!

Johan Jacob Salzer and Rosina Dorothea Singerly, Wurttemberg to Berks Co. Pa

CASEYN — 2006-01-24 20:17:32Z

I am looking for information on the parents of Johan Jacob Salzer/Saltzer. Johan Jacob Salzer was born August 5, 1785, probably in the Wurttemberg area. He married Rosina Dorothea Singerly/Singling in 1828. Rosina Dorothea Singerly/Singling was born Dec 27, 1800 in Wurttemberg, daughter of Johan Jacob Singerly/Singling and Anna Catharine Bauknecht. Johan Jacob Salzer and his wife Rosina Dorothea Singerly emigrated to the United States in 1832 and settled in Berks Co. Pa, where their descendants remain until the pesent day.

cousin in California

jacquidres — 2006-01-19 04:02:51Z

I know a fair amount about Gustave and Emma as they were my great-great grandparents. I know that Emma's last name was Hartmann and that she was born in Nov. 1857 in Wisconsin. I'd love to swap info.

Hope to hear from you soon

--Jacqui

Re: Charles Salzer

2005-11-05 17:48:50Z

Kathy,
If you need assistance please email me directly with Markogen@aol.com

Martin

Re: Salzer from Hungary

2004-03-29 20:16:00Z

my g grandmother was maria petkovitz, arrived in us ellis island april 1903 with 3 children. her parents were miska petkovitz and sofia watehovitz all from budapest.

Re: James L. Salzer, Marie Ruess (Reuss)

2005-02-05 16:06:56Z

Hi Colleen, found your post!
Jim
California

Re: Edgar Salzer

2005-02-05 16:03:15Z

did he have any southern roots, like New orleans

Salzer family from Neuhausen an der Erms

2001-12-13 22:29:16Z

On my homepage http://members.tripod.de/Eberhard_Fritz you will find under "Neuhausen" a list of over 400 emigrants from the village of Neuhuasen an der Erms, among them mans Salzer family members. If you have any additional information on one of them please send me an Email so I will add it to my list. (It is pure hobby, and there are no commercial interests whatsoever). Thank you.

Re: Wrong Salzer's

2001-11-05 04:36:55Z

Hi, I think that you are replying to the wrong person. Sarah Ashley was determined as being NOT related to the Salzer's of Iowa. She is related to a different Gustave and Emma Salzer who came from Wisconsin and settled in Washington. This is not my line as MY Gustave and Emma were earlier and settled in Iowa.

Let me know if you still think there is a relation.

Sincerely,

Jacqui

Re: Salzer's

2001-09-17 15:51:56Z

I got a message from a Rick Kucera, e-mail rick32forever@yahoo.com . He is also related to the same Gustave. Maybe you should contact him, if you don't already know him.

Thank you very much for your response.

Re: Salzer's

2001-09-17 14:36:22Z

I went to the library yesterday to check on your Gustave Salzer. The ages were totally off, and I realized that we're not related.

I believe that my Gustave was from an island (Frisian?) near the German-Danish border. His wife, Emma, was born in Wisconsin. I don't know where they met but by 1880 they were living in Iowa.

Good luck in your research.

--Jacqui

Re: Salzer's

2001-09-16 14:46:49Z

Hi, I am doing research on a Gustave & Emma Salzer from Clinton, Iowa. I don't believe that Emma's maiden name was Schmiek. I believe her name was Kademann or Hartmann. Gustave was born in Germany around March 1854, and emigrated to the US in 1870. Emma was born in Wisconsin around Nov. 1857. Both her parents were born in Germany. They had 8 children.

Please confirm if this is or is not a relative of yours. Thanks.

Re: Salzer's

2001-09-14 04:49:47Z

Sarah Ashley, wow, yes it is the same Gustav, he is my great grandfather. Please e mail me. I have pictures and would love to talk to you. If you want to call me, my numbers are h-858-693-8027 and cell 619-379-8809 you can call any time, Rick

3 SALZER gravestones photographed in Shady Grove Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas

2002-08-02 08:34:46Z

SALZER_Catherine_S_-1957.JPG
SALZER_Chas_A_1889-1955.JPG
SALZER_Laurence_1912-1975.JPG

I photographed these tombstones in the Shady Grove Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas. Feel free to use these pictures for your records.

http://teafor2.com

Re: Salzer's

dbrown1764 — 2002-11-01 21:30:58Z

I think I have the line you reference. If so, they ended up in Washington state. Do you have info on ancestors? Thank you.

Salzer

rotus — 2001-07-26 21:50:19Z

Dear Sonya--

I am searching for Salzers from Wuerttemburg, Germany. My Great-Great grandmother was Christina Salzer. She married John Glasbrenner. They emigrated sometime before 1859. She lived in Norwich, Montville, Connecticut area and died there in 1915. She was born in 1831. There were relatives in Peace Dale, Washington Rhode Island and some ties to Salzers near Albany. Anything you can suggest would be appreciated.

Wisconsin Salzers/Buchbergers

dingodoggy — 2004-03-23 18:43:08Z

I am researching the Salzer family from Shawano and Marathon Counties in Wisconsin. My great-grandfather was Carl or Charles Salzer, he married Tracy or Therese Buchburger. I am interested in any information on these two families and would love to communicate with others interested in this line. Thanks, Rhonda

Re: Salzer Research

captainmister — 2005-05-24 01:16:17Z

Sonya, I believe I have a version of that tree. Samuel's wife was Besla/Bertha, and he had four children, Jacob, Maier, Mrs. Soloman Reis, and Mrs. Rosenstein. I hope this is the same as yours. Query: my version is quite old; I think it dates from the 60s. Is yours fairly recent?

Samuel and Besla were my 3g-grandparents. I am related to them through their son Jacob, and through his son, Edward. How are you related?

Regards,
Brian

Salzer tree

sflakepajkos — 2001-07-12 23:34:59Z

My Grandfather was Fred Henry Salzer from Ill, his Father, Friedrick Henry Salzer was from Essen Germany. Anna Cathrine Jacobs. His father was Justin Salzer also said to be from Esson Germany. Anna was born in 1850 and her parents at thought to be George Jacob and Marie Volkardt.
Anna's siblings were Elsie and Christopher.

Does this connect with anyone's information? Would love to hear for you.

Shirleymae

Re: Salzer

sflakepajkos — 2001-07-12 23:24:40Z

Hi,

It may just be coincidence, but my grandfather was Fredrick Henry Salzer--born May 18,1882 in Chicago Il. His father was Friedrick Henry Salzer born Oct 4, 1847 in Essen, Wolfhagen Cassell, Germany. Could there be a connection. My great-grandfather had children Herman, Elizabeth, Christina, and Emma.

Hope to hear from you,
Shirleymae Flake Pajkos

Salzers from Neuhausen Wurttemberg to NY

Evelyn58Seitz — 2004-05-05 07:39:53Z

Katherina Salzer (b. 1860) from Neuhausen Württemberg sailed to NY, destination Albany in May 1891. Later that year she married Jacob Seitz, also from Neuhausen, in Marion County, KS. She is my husband's paternal grandmother. Would like to know if there were any Salzer relatives of Katherina in NY.

Re: Edgar Salzer

colleenlucky7 — 2005-10-21 07:43:21Z

Hi Cousin! Saw your reply to my search! Love, Colleen from Wisconsin.

Salzer from Hungary

patricia_levinson — 2002-01-31 01:03:48Z

My great-grand was Istan Karoly Salzer from Budapest, b oct 28, 1875, m feb 4, 1900 to Maria Petkovits b. July 11, 1877 in Budapest. Istan father is Janos mother is Maria Kunkck we have a copy of their marriage certificate from budapest

Re: Salzer from Hungary

argetapetkovits — 2004-02-28 08:08:44Z

My name is Argeta Petkovits born Aug. 7 1973, my father Georgios Petkovits married my mother Maria May 21 1967, they are both immigrants from different islands of Greece and I have just discovered ancestry.com, I also have two brothers named Stavros and Angelo, which I believed are the only 2 Petkovits' left to carry the name...?

San Diego!

jacquidres — 2006-01-19 04:02:51Z

Ok you'll have to explain the Salzer-Salzer ancestry...but for now I'm flabergasted to know that you're in San Diego. That's where I'm from. I'm in LA now but my whole family is there. Here's my email: jacquilogan@earthlink.net.

Hope to talk to you soon.

--Jacqui

Wilhemina's husband(s)

jacquidres — 2006-01-19 04:02:51Z

Her first husband was Hugh Benedict Logan from Clinton Iowa. They had 4 children: Vinton, Margaret, Wilfred and Harold. Harold is my grandfather. The family moved to Los Angeles around 1910.

Hugh went on to pioneer the Chiropractic profession and left for St. Louis. He developed the "Logan Basic" method and founded a College with his son, Vinton. Hugh & Wilhemina divorced. She later remarried someone named Fredricksen. She died in 1957 in Los Angeles.

We're cousins!

jacquidres — 2006-01-19 04:02:51Z

Are you still interested in information about Wilhemina? She's MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER!!! We're cousins! What do you want to know? She divorced Hugh Logan, remarried a man named Fredricksen, died in L.A. in 1957. I a member of the Harold Joseph Logan clan (her youngest). So glad to have found you! Please reply soon!

--Jacqui

Salzer-Logan connections

jacquidres — 2006-01-19 04:02:51Z

Hi Tina,

I'm so happy to hear from you. These message boards are wonderful for conncecting people.

I live in Encino and have only recently begun to research family history. But I do have quite a bit of information which I will gladly share.

Last night I spoke to Rick Kucera who is another cousin of ours. By checking the other messages that you posted I knew you must be Margaret Logan Hall's granddaughter but I was worried that you weren't checking your email.

Let me explain (briefly) our connection to Rick Kucera.

Gustave Salzer emigrated from Germany to the US in 1870. He married Emma Hartmann and they lived in Clinton Iowa and had 9 children: Wilhemina, George, Lillian,Herbert, etc. Wilhemina married Hugh Logan (from Clinton) and they had Vinton, Margaret, Wilfred & Harold, my grandfather.

Here's the connection to Rick Kucera (who lives in San Diego). His grandfather was George Salzer--younger brother to Wilhemina!

Rick and I are going to meet when I go down to San Diego in a couple of weeks. It turns out he has lots of photos of our ancestors.

I look forward to meeting you. You can reach me at jacquilogan@earthlink.net or by phone at 818-906-3197.

Keep in touch!

--Jacqui

Salzers in Michigan

greywol18 — 2005-12-03 13:56:47Z

Looking for information on Edward Salzer..lived in LaPorte, Indiana. Moved to Michigan. He lived in Detroit. Died in 1929. Had three brother: Julius, Otto, and Albert along with five sisters.

Edward Salzer

greywol18 — 2005-12-03 13:52:30Z

Looking for Edward Salzer.He died in1929 in Detroit Michigan.He had three brothers: Julius, Otto, and Albert and five sisters.

Looking for Salzer from Austria to Wisconsin

pschuh128 — 2005-06-28 16:09:37Z

John Salzer and Amelia Lux

dhenson90 — 2003-07-15 01:24:54Z

Looking for information on John and Amelia as well as their parents. John (b.1873) and Amelia (b.1882) came from Mereny, Austria and had 10 children that I know of. Pauline (b.1900) Emma (b.1902) Edna (b.1904) John Jr. (b.1906) Charles (b.1909) Ruth (b.1911) Richard (b.1914) Ralph (b.1918) Grace (b.1920) Dorothy (b.1926).

Amelia had a brother Samuel and a sister Mary.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Charles Salzer

kathylaw — 2005-11-05 05:04:52Z

I am adding to my own message what I have discovered about Charles Salzer.

He was born Immanuel Karl Salzer in 1863 in the town of Neuffen, Wurttemberg.

His parents were Jacob Salzer and Agnes Hess. If anyone has any information about this town or these people or life in the time period 1860-1885, I would sure like to hear from you.

Also if anyone knows how to get access to the Neuffen church Familybook records for this time period, I would very much appreciate it if you would contact me. The LDS film I ordered did not have have this time period -- only an index to it.

Re: Salzer's

seashley — 2001-09-25 16:51:46Z

I am related to a Gustave (married to Emma Shimek) Salzer. I know that his parents Joseph and Anna lived in Wisconsin for awhile before moving to Washington State. Could this be your Gustave?

Re: Salzer's

seashley — 2001-09-25 16:51:46Z

Believe it or not, you are the second person to reply to me giving me the same information. Actually, there were two Gustave and Emma Salzers. My Gustave was born to Joseph and Anna Salzer who were born in Germany, but who immigrated before the birth of their son Gustave. They moved to Washington State, (while it was still a territory), and that is where Gustave married Emma Shimek, and lived out the rest of his life.
It is so hard to believe that there could be two Gustave and Emma Salzers. I'm not sure if there is some relation distantly between these two or not. Do you know the name of the village in Germany that your Gustave came from?