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Sash's of Wayne County, Michigan

JEANETTESGA — 2011-04-16 11:53:24Z

Looking for more info on the Sash's that lived in and around Trenton, Wayne, Michigan. The farthest back I go right now is Charles Sash who was born on 23 Sep 1832 in MacHelburg, Germany and emmigrated to the US sometime between 1873-1879. He brought along his wife, Mary and his children, Charles, Anna and Herman Charles. Charles died on 22 Sep 1909 and is buried in Bloomdale Cemetery, Trenton, Wayne, MI. Would love to make the Germany connection and confirm when he arrived in the US. Any info would be greatly appreciated. jeanettestevens@yahoo.com

Re: Sash's

JEANETTESGA — 2011-04-16 11:42:35Z

My husband's family on his mom's side are the Sash's that lived in and around the Trenton, Wayne, Michigan area. Charles Sash was born 23 Sep 1832 in MacHelburg, Germany. He emmigrated to the US sometime between 1873 and 1879 with his wife Mary and his children, Charles, Anna and Herman. This is as far back as I have been able to go. Any additional info would be greatly appreciated. jeanettestevens@yahoo.com

Sash's in the UK

6076867 — 2006-12-07 19:36:48Z

I live in the north east of england and only a small number of people are called sash say about one in half a million here in the uk including my immediate family.

We all come originally from Poland sashakowsky and shortened to sash in Germany and France and from there to various places around the world.

its great being a sash as everyone remembers your name and you come up on search engines rather than being lost in the mix of all the other surnames...

I am a sash and proud of it?

Re: Phillip and Dinah Sash 1850's and 60's Springfield, IL

2005-09-27 16:54:46Z

It is all very interesting.. When I have time I will tell you about a chap from New Jersey (Robert Sidden) who has done a full history of the sash namew and came accross to meet my folks in Hull, England! I missed him as I was in Egypt at the time..

He knew all about my dads father and all kinds of interesting things.. he then went to Alsace to meet with more Sash's hence my statement...

Have you a photo?

Re: Phillip and Dinah Sash 1850's and 60's Springfield, IL

2005-09-27 16:41:06Z

It all starts on the Austro-Hungarian Bourder shortly after the Hapsburgs inherited Austria.

The name is very common on both sides of the border. The Hungarian form is Sach with an umloute over the "a".

I think it is related to an order of Knights transfered from Spain to Austria by the Hapsburgs to protect the border with the Turks.

Most Sashs who live in the US are decended from Sashs who emigrated directly from Germany.

Re: Phillip and Dinah Sash 1850's and 60's Springfield, IL

2005-09-27 12:23:20Z

Just spotted this on the web.. my name is Phillip Sash I live Yorkshire England age 40yrs..

Hardly any sash's here in the UK.. my understanding is that it all starts in Poland (sashakowski) and was shortened to Sash pre world wars.. The bulk of sash's then settled in Alsace France before spreading into the US. and beyond..

Proud to be a Sash anyone called sash send
me an email

Phillip and Dinah Sash 1850's and 60's Springfield, IL

Richard_Sash — 2005-08-17 15:49:10Z

People with the Sash Surname in the US appear to be decended from a number of independent immigrants primarily directly from Germany.

My surname is Sash and I know my Sash Ancestors in Bureau and Pike Counties in Illinois back to my Great Grandfather Henry Sash who appears to have been orphaned during the Civil War. He lived with a Ham family until he was old enough to work as a farm laborer.

I believe that he is the son of Philip and Dinah Sash who emigrated to Springfield, Illinois from Baden, Germany in the early 1850's. I think Philip Sash was killed in the Civil War in 1864 and is buried in the National Cemetery in Knoxville. I would like to know what happend to Dinah Sash and her child Edward who appear to have disappeared between the 1860 census and 1870 census. I have not be able to find a record of Dinal remarrying,

I will probably have to go to Springfield to attempt to find the death records.

Re: Sash

ecrocke9 — 2004-10-02 01:00:21Z

My grandfather Ted Szczech was one of Julia's brothers. Any information you might have on the family would be very much appreciated.

Sash

rziskind — 2003-07-21 20:27:24Z

My Grandfather's last name was Sash. We lived in New York. His Father came from Romania. I am not sure if we have any connection.

Rich

Booth, Pruitt, Winn, Scott, Archer, Archie

2002-07-17 21:00:27Z

I am intrested in any information anyone out there can give me regarding people with these surnames. I am willing to trade information with anyone who is also intrested in these people.

Re: Sash

F_lindemann — 2002-06-05 13:21:55Z

Hello I have the name Anna Mausolf given birth Sash in my data.
She must be born in front of 1900. She has lived in Schlochau (Poland). Are broader names in my family: Flatau, Marciniak, Olejniczak, Mackowiak, Marszalkowski, Mausolf, Henkel, Mehlsack,Neuwald.
Yours sincerely from Germany Frank
E-mail : lindemann.warstein@freenet.de

Re: Sash

2002-06-05 12:07:56Z

Hello...Thank you for your reply. but I am sorry I cannot understand the language.. If you can write it in English..Thank you. Leanne

Re: Sash

2002-06-04 15:47:42Z

Ich habe in meiner Familie eine Anna Mausolf geborene Sash.
Sie hat in Schlochau (Polen ) gewohnt.

Re: Sash

2001-12-11 17:51:29Z

Hi..just ran across this post...mygrandmother was also a Sash..Julia lived in New York she married Henry Lis..both buried here in Buffalo. Her parents were Tillie and Samuel Sash..my aunt had told me their name (Polish) is Sczcech. which was shortened to make it sound American when crossing over..any of your info would be appreciated

Phillip Ray

2001-02-24 20:32:49Z

Eric,

I guess we are cousins. I talked to my grandma, Helen Sash Baker and Philip Ray Sash was her Dad in Newton, and her grandpa was Frederick William Zesch. Who are your parents? My grandma has a brother named Marvin, and two or three sister, Lois, Delores, and another one I think. My Phil's wife's name was Effie Emmack. Write back anything you find out! Pretty cool. Take Care, David Baker

Texas Sash

2001-01-23 20:30:08Z

I don't know if were related or anything, but I am 1/16 Cherokee indian. I believe my great grandmother, on my fathers side was full blooded. Eric

Sash/Zesch

2001-01-23 20:24:38Z

WOW! MY father lives in Newton! I wonder who your great grandfather was. Mine, Phillip Ray Sash. Was raised near Mariposa, Iowa. I have traced my roots as far back as to my G.G grandfather, Fredrick William Zesch. Please write back if you find anything else out. Eric

Zesch

2000-12-12 06:05:59Z

Eric, my grandma's maiden name was also Sash and she told me that it also used to be Zesch, maybe there is a connection. She was born and raised in Marshaltown Iowa and her dad's name was Philip Sash.

Texas Sash's

2000-08-30 05:51:23Z

I dont know much about our history, just that my grandmother on my fathers side was part indian. If you can help with more information please write me

Sash

2000-07-02 08:58:57Z

I was told by my father that our last name was origanily Zash. No further info.

genology

2000-07-02 08:58:27Z

I was told by my father that our last name was origanily Zash. No further info.

Sash's

2000-03-22 14:41:31Z

Just starting. I do have some info. The info I have is from the state of Mchigan. My gx2grandfather changed our name from (Zech)
I any one has info please contact me at Jrbrp@AOL.com
thanx