Schiefelbein - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: martin schiefelbein

arlenekuske — 2009-04-02 19:58:20Z

Hey Jack (or cousin):
Thought I'd mention, my father (Leland A. Schiefelbein) died in 2005 of Leukemia. My uncle, Byron Benjamin Schiefelbein (he went by Sheffield after WWII) died 10 years ago of esophagal cancer.

I wouldn't normally have shared all our stories with y'all, but with my grammy, father, uncle (and grandfather as well) dead, I can only hope that the telling isn't too upsetting to anyone. I write. And I tell the truth. We didn't consider these stories secrets when I was growing up, so I don't see any harm in sharing them with 'family'.

Hope you check this site and see this update. I know it's been some time since you posted it.

God bless ~ Arlene

Re: Schiefelbein-Wolfgram

arlenekuske — 2009-04-02 19:50:19Z

My grandfather was Engelbert (Benji) Schiefelbein. My grandmother was Hildred Applegate. My father was Leland Anthony Schiefelbein, 2nd son of Ben and Hildred.

You definately have all the right information! It was pretty cool to see all their names and dates. I still recall my father telling the story of his grandfather's death.

Dad said that he was well known for his drink (a family trait that he passed on to Ben) as well as his amazing physical strength (again, a family trait). He loved a bet. So one day, after a long afternoon of drinking, he went out and took the reigns of his horse and wagon, to head home. Someone had played a joke on him and had switched the reigns. The horse (or horses) went wild and took off on a full run, going over a train track and throwing great-granddad on his head and killing him. Have you ever heard that story? It's a legend in our family.

One more: Ben Schiefelbein took after his dad. My father told of how he once, on a bet and after much drink, picked up huge bags of feed in one hand, then the other hand as well, and finally a third one in his teeth...and he carried them across main street Hastings (300 lbs) and back...and won the bet. Another legend story we all remember.

Sadly, this side of my family is not our best. Ben attempted to kill my grandmother, Hildred, in California in the 50's. She had run there, away from years of abuse from my grandfather, with my dad when he was young. Ben was sentenced for attempted murder and given 14 years (if I remember right). My grandmother survived the attack, but spent the remainder of her life in fear that he would find her again. I never met Ben Schiefelbein; not a person held in high esteem in the family. But Grammy Schiefelbein (Hildred Applegate) was a great character! Wonderful sense of humor and I'm told, someone I greatly favor.

Thank you for your data and I hope that you found my family tales interesting. I know we always have.

Sincerely,
Arlene Schiefelbein

P.S. One other piece of info: Dad was born on the old Schiefelbein farm. I have a painting of it (by my father) in my living room. Dad said that Martin was unable to keep the farm running and after his death, Leocadia 'farmed out' most of the kids, including my grandfather, Ben. That experience was apparently quite dreadful and had a lasting, negative affect on my grandfather.

Last one: Ben Schiefelbein fell out of a hay loft in his youth, taking the impact on his head and hitting a metal stake, or nail head. Leocadia grabbed him up and stuffed his head into the flour bin, in an attempt to stop the bleeding. Her efforts saved his life. However, he lived the remainder of his life with a terrible temper (when drunk, which was daily) and it was the cause of his loss of self-control the day he attempted to kill my grandmother. Just another amazingly interesting testimony about our family. You have to admit, pretty impressive...albeit sad.

P.S.S. I didn't know I share the same birthdate as my great-grandmother Leocadia...Dec 9th. Pretty cool. Thanks for that!

Re: REPLY TO MESSAGE

susie19731 — 2009-02-28 07:26:20Z

Hello Paul, i wasnt here for years. if you have an e-mail and want more informations about my family, please contact me or write down your e-mail here. now our family history book is finished full of informations. thats too much to write it here down. my part of the schiefelbeins came from white russian over poland to germany and immigrate to the usa at the end of the second world war or some years after the war was finished.. i know that one of my directly family member is still alive, she was adopted from the schiefelbeins short before they immigrated to the usa.

Re: Bertha Schiefelbein - Dramburg Germany

jschief — 2009-01-12 22:52:28Z

Arden,
I hope this message finds you......I believe I may have some information on your Bertha. I have been researching Schiefelbein / Schievelbein rather extensively and believe I have pieced together that the Bertha Schievelbein you are looking for may be one I found in Guadalupe Co, Texas who's family traces to Birkholz, Kries Dramburg, Pomerania. She was married to a Carl D. Koepp. I would be curious what additional info you may have discovered since your last post.
My research on the name is broad in scope, but this line is of particular interest to me as my family also comes from Kries Dramburg. This line is at this time unrelated to me.
Thanks,
James

William Ludwig Schiefelbein

chief2008 — 2008-04-27 04:34:28Z

Tring to find information on my Great Grandfather and his parents. I know william(wilhelm) emigrated to Janesville Wisconsin in late 1800's. His Father and mother lived and died in west prussia. I do not know the given name of my Great Great Grandfather. His wife's name was Augusta Lueck. William had 2 brothers Gustav and Herman Albert, and a sister named Frances Emily. William had a wife Matilda Augusta Shultz, and six sons, Albert,Frank Herman Paul, George, Karl. Otto H. , and Theodore W. Schiefelbein

Re: relatives in germany

johnsue137 — 2007-05-06 23:04:22Z

Hi, sorry for the late reply. I havn't been on here in a looooong time. Ventura, know the place well. My Uncle Carl, and his wife Francis, who passed away in mid 80's, I believe, used to live on one of the first blocks on the main hiway that goes into town from hiway 18. Anyway, thanks for the reply, and maybe I'll look here more often now, John Schiefelbein.

Re: Germens from Russia Schiefelbeins

srose95709 — 2006-09-26 23:57:25Z

We have Scheifelbeins in Topeka Kansas, Hays Kansas, and Argentina. Where do you live? Sheri Rose

Re: Schiefelbein's of East Farmington, WI

paulalenz — 2006-08-09 11:22:23Z

Wondering if you have information on Johanna Panke's parents and on...?
She is my g.g.g.grandmother.
Thanks,
Paula

Re: Schiefelbein's of East Farmington, WI

2006-08-09 03:43:16Z

Paula,
I have only a little on Johanna which is taken from her grave marker. Johanna Louise Panke b. 4/8/1830, Schoenfeld, Kreis Dramburg, Pommerania married Christian Schiefelbein b. 10/18/1825, Pommerania. Johanna died 4/2/1892 in Wisconsin. Christian died 8/5/1898 also in WIsconsin. They had 8 children that are known. Since that posting to which you responded, I have tracked down the elusive Leonard and his family in MN. I have very extensive records on most of there children's families. That brings me to a question, where do you fit in? I have 7 generations, and more people than I can count, yet I do not think I have you in my tree. Please send me any info that you can so I may locate you on the appropriate branch.
I look forward to hearing from you,
James

Please contact me directly at my posting address (click on my name).

Schiefelbein family

scrapper60544 — 2005-09-27 17:13:50Z

I am researching the Schiefelbein family. My father was Robert August Schiefelbein Jr. He didn't really use the Jr. My grandfather was Robert A. also. They were both born in Chicago, IL. My ggrandfather was Theodore. He was from Germany. He arrived in the states about 1891. does this sound familiar to anyone? Karen

GRANDFATHER INFO WANTED SCHIEFELBEIN IN WISCONSIN

ellemdee4 — 2005-05-09 18:51:04Z

I'm looking for ancestry info on my grandfather HAROLD SCHIEFELBEIN. I believe he was born in Wisconsin. He married LILY MARIE SCHWARTZ in the early 1920's in Illinois where she was born. They lived in Champagne, IL for awhile then moved to Milwaukee where they remained. They had 5 children, 3 daugthers and 2 sons. They divorced in the late 50's and he passed away in October of 1962. I know he had at least one sibling but I really don't know anything else about him. I would love to hear from any family and all info will be greatly appreciated!

Re: Lily Marie Schwartz and U Schiefelbein

2005-05-04 18:08:20Z

Hi Your post is pretty old but if you're still looking, please email me. My grandmother was Lily Marie Schwartz and married Harold Schiefelbein in the early 20's in Illinois. They moved to Milwaukee where both passed on.

I can't be sure if this is who you're looking for as I don't know the given names of my great-grandparents. That's the information I was looking for when I found your post. I do know they were farmers in, I believe, Iroquois County near Watseka, IL, where they raised 8 children.

Even if this is not who you're looking for, please let me know you saw this reply.

Laurie

Schiefelbeins in Posen/Pommern

pmg333 — 2005-02-16 16:28:41Z

My great grandfather, Gustav Schiefelbein, emigrated from Schneidemuehl, Posen to Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1892. His parents, Ludwig and Wilhelmina remained in Posen with a sister and two brothers. His other brothers, Herman and Robert also emigrated to the U.S.

Schiefelbeins

pmg333 — 2005-02-16 16:28:41Z

Hermann, Carl, and Ludwig are all first names
in my family, but I don't have any information
on these particular people.

Re: Schniefelbein

KatjaEvi — 2005-02-11 23:41:30Z

My forefather came from Nabel not Nakel, but perhaps its the same.

Have you already some names and dates of your ancestors?

Re: Schiefelbein

KatjaEvi — 2005-02-11 23:11:40Z

Dear Ken,
my Schiefelbein relatives came from Nabel in Prussia, which is perhaps the same as Nakel.
Peter Schiefelbein, born 1845. His wife was Maria Elisabeth Schiefelbein, née Bujark, born 1804.
Their son was August Simon Schiefelbein, born 02.10.1831. Don't know, if they had more children. His wife was Amalie Laura Schiefelbein, née Mintz, born 13.01.1858
They had six children:
Johannes August Schiefelbein, born 07.06 1883, which was my greatgrandfather.
Karl Friedrich Schiefelbein, born 21.05.1885
Heinrich August Schiefelbein, born 22.07.1887
Margarete Laura Schiefelbein, born 31.07.1893
Walter Adolf Schiefelbein, born 07.11.1894
Gustav Herman Schiefelbein, born 28.03.1898

Perhaps there is something similar to your relatives.
Waiting for a Message
Katja Evers

Schiefelbein

KatjaEvi — 2005-02-11 23:11:40Z

my Schiefelbein relatives came from Nabel in Prussia, which is perhaps the same as Nakel.
Peter Schiefelbein, born 1845. His wife was Maria Elisabeth Schiefelbein, née Bujark, born 1804.
Their son was August Simon Schiefelbein, born 02.10.1831. Don't know, if they had more children. His wife was Amalie Laura Schiefelbein, née Mintz, born 13.01.1858
They had six children:
Johannes August Schiefelbein, born 07.06 1883, which was my greatgrandfather.
Karl Friedrich Schiefelbein, born 21.05.1885
Heinrich August Schiefelbein, born 22.07.1887
Margarete Laura Schiefelbein, born 31.07.1893
Walter Adolf Schiefelbein, born 07.11.1894
Gustav Herman Schiefelbein, born 28.03.1898

Perhaps there is something similar to your relatives.
Waiting for a Message
Katja Evers

Re: Suche Schiefelbein in Amerika

2004-07-18 14:08:43Z

My fathers dads name was August or Gus for short, My grandmothers name was tillie and maiden name was Strause, any one know of them ,my fgathter cam to the US in 1922?

Re: Suche Schiefelbein in Amerika

2004-03-30 17:46:46Z

I must also let translate. - the only name me admits occurs is thename August. I do not know the remainder unfortunately. They all arefrom Pommern(das were in former times part from Germany).Perhaps you will find here something http://www.donicht.de/forum/ orto http://hpdd.de/hpdd/htm/dd230000.htm. Many greetings from Germany Sigrid

Re: Suche Schiefelbein in Amerika

2004-02-27 22:10:40Z

My great grandmothers name was Matilda Scheifelbein. She was born in 1902 in Iowa. Her mothers name was Carrie (Gutknecht) Schiefelbein and I think her fathers name was August. I know that August is part of her family Ive seen the name many times. I will speak to my mother about this. She had a brother named Alvin and a sister named Lillian. My family immigrated to America from a part of Germany known as prussia. I will find out more. I speak a little German so I will be able to translate if needed.

Re: I never Knew

2003-05-13 04:16:49Z

Cynthia,
Harvey Schiefelbein is my uncle and Ernest Schiefelbein was his uncle. Ernest and my Grandfather Charles were brothers. I have some history on the family if you are interested. E-mail me at erahr@yahoo.com but use a subject I will recognize so I don't delete it. Evelyn

Re: Tesch family did you get your info from Lakeland you wanted?

2002-10-08 16:47:16Z

Schieflbein?

do you need this obit?

2001-11-08 23:21:46Z

The following obit originated with the Concord Monitor in Concord New Hampshire. The Monitor does not guarantee the accuracy of original content that now resides off its web site.

Loretta Schiefelbein HILLSBORO

Thursday, November 8, 2001

HILLSBORO-Loretta Schiefelbein, 92, died Monday at Hillsboro House Nursing Home in Hillsboro. She was born in Milwaukee, Wis., the daughter of Leonhardt and Louise (Hauptman) Ehrensberger. She lived in Whitefish Bay, Wis., before moving to Hillsboro in 1994. She moved to Luther Haven Retirement Community after retiring. She worked as a secretary for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company and later for Milwaukee Protestant Home. She was a member of Divinity-Divine Charity Lutheran Church in Whitefish Bay and later Capital Drive Lutheran Church. She was active in the Martin Club Auxiliary in Milwaukee, Wis. Survivors include two daughters, Judith Kalthoff of Dayton, Ohio, and Carol Rosenbleeth of Henniker; eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a niece. Her husband, Ralph Schiefelbein, died in 1994; a brother, Louis Ehrensberger, died previously. Calling hours will not be held. Graveside services will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Wisconsin Memorial Park, Milwaukee, Wis. The Rev. Ken Fisher, of Risen Savior Church, will officiate. Holt-Woodbury Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Henniker, is in charge of the arrangements.

Suche Schiefelbein in Amerika

2001-07-25 19:12:00Z

Meine Daten:
Friedrich Wilhelm + Erdmuth Schiefelbein
Kinder: August, Wilhelm, ???, ???, Karl Gottlob Schiefelbein geb. 1843 in Gro Sabin (n

schiefelbein

2002-03-20 00:11:15Z

I just started tracing my family history. My grandmothers name was Louise. Her mother's name was Cora, her father's name was william, and her brother's name was Herbert. I know my grandmother has a living sister(Irene Clemmerson) in the sparta, Wisconsin area. Any information on these Schiefelbeins or others related to them would be appreciated.

Suche Schiefelbein in Amerika

2001-08-13 16:59:17Z

Suche Nachkommen der Familie Schiefelbein!!!
Meine letzten Daten:
Friedrich Wilhelm Schiefelben + Erdmuth Schiefelbein geb. Venz
Kinder: August, Wilhelm, ???,???, Karl-Gottlob geb. 11.12.1843.
2 der Söhne sind nach Amerika gegangen (Ilinous, Chicago?). Bis nach 1940 gab es noch Briefkontakt zu der Fam. Schiefelbein in Deutschland (meine Urgroßmutter).
Wer kann mir helfen.

Chicago Schiefelbein

2001-06-04 12:00:15Z

Sorry for replying to your message as if you were replying to mine. I just reread the messages posted after sending mine off and realized that you had alot of information posted before. If I obtain any info I will certainly be posting to you and the list.

Schiefelbein

BURNER — 2001-07-30 19:57:38Z

I am looking for Anna Margaret Schiefelbein, who married a Joannas, here is where it gets tricky, it is either Krenz or Kreng, or Greng or grenz. They had a son named Joannas who was born August 16, 1882 in Marienfeld Russia, he died Nov. 05, 1918.Any information who be a big help. Their is a big question as to how the Last name is spelled, Marriage records have it one way, Death records another. Can any one help.

WI

blueonblk — 2004-04-01 19:36:31Z

I see you say there are no ties to Milwaukee, however, I find it odd that your's has a connection to a Steffen. My grandmother seems to believe there were Schiefelbeins who were somehow connected to our family throught our Steffen side. Do you have any more information about your Steffen? Even if it is not from Milw., maybe they are connected somehow. You may contact me at jhkamine@cs.com if you find anything. Thanks.

Kiesow sur-name

B_Gifford — 2001-07-19 02:39:17Z

Hi Jim
I am looking for information on a Gustave Kiesow and family from the Chilton Wi. area. My G-Grandfather Gustav came here from Germany in the 1800's is there a connection?

Schiffelbeins

Kim Penrod — 2002-04-01 20:46:39Z

My great grandfather is also Joseph Schiffelbein (with various spellings) who immigrated to Kansas from Russia. I believe he immigrated with his wife Elizabeth Beratz and two children, Joseph Jr. and John in 1897. Would love to hear from you, if there is any connection, I do have some information and a wonderful family picture.

Schiefelbein

Kim Penrod — 2002-04-01 20:46:39Z

Mary:

I wish I could help. Do you know when Anna Margaret Scheifelbein was born? Neither of the names that you have mentioned are in my database. I beleive my g-grandfather Joseph Schiefelbein to be born in Marienburg, Russia. Maybe Anna could be a sister? Kim

Re: I never Knew

lawsoncl — 2002-02-27 16:43:37Z

Ashley, I saw your reference to a Nebraska SCHIEFELBEIN. I am looking for relatives of HARVEY SCHIEFELBEIN who I have as being married to EDNA MCCARRON and living in Omaha, Nebraska at the time of her father's death in 1963. Was one of those 11 siblings you mentioned maybe named HARVEY? Thanks for any information. Cindy

SCHIEFELBEIN

karen_somach — 2001-07-14 02:22:18Z

I am searching for info. on my SCHIEFELBEIN ancestors. My father was Robert August Schiefelbein(JR). He was born in Chicago, IL on Apr.25, 1933. He married Shirley Glovier. My grandparents were Robert August Schiefelbein(SR) & Esther Leone Hoose. Robert SR was also born in Chicago, IL in 1894. My ggrandparents were Theodor(e) Schiefelbein & Augusta Tesch(Tisch). Both were born in or near Berlin, Germany. Theodor was born Jan 1867 & Augusta was born Nov. 1862. Their eldest child, Elsie, was also born in Germany on Feb. 1890. They came to the US in 1891. Augusta was missing a hand due to blood poisioning. When coming through immigration she was given the baby to hold so they would not notice her missing hand. After arriving in Chicago, IL they had 4 more children. I believe there was also a baby or child who may have died. If anyone has any info. I would appreciate it. I get as far back as Theodor & Augusta & that's it. I think Theodor may have served in WWI. I have his original discharge papers but they are extremely difficult to read because of age. Karen

Chicago-Schiefelbein

karen_somach — 2001-07-14 02:22:18Z

Nancy,
I read your message. I'm hoping maybe there is a connection. I'm having a difficult time getting info. My parents were divorced when I was in my teens so I have only come across the info. I do have very recently. I'm not sure if maybe there were siblings for either Theodore or Augusta. The relative who gave me my info. doesn't know of any. Any relatives who might be of any help have passed away. So I'm really not sure what to do next. I am still pretty new at this research stuff.

OBIT- LAKELAND< FLA

karen_somach — 2001-07-14 02:22:18Z

I am trying to locate an obit. for Robert August Schiefelbein. He died in 1997 in Lakeland, FL. If anyone has any info. please contact me at E-mail. Thanks so much Karen

Tesch family

KarenSomach99 — 2001-10-28 04:36:52Z

I am researching my great grandparents. They were from a town right outside of Berlin, Germany. My great grandmother was Augusta Tesch. She married Theodore Schiefelbein & they had a daughter Elsa or Elsie. They came to the states in 1891 to Chicago, Illinois. I'm not sure if there was already family here or not. They sailed on the Weimar. I believe there was a history of blood poisioning in Augusta's family. She had a hand removed from right around the wrist area down. When she came through immigration She held the baby so it wouldn't be noticed or she would have been sent back to Germany. I really don't know much else about her. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? Please contact me if it does.

Re: relatives in germany

sxgray — 2001-10-13 02:31:49Z

I'm responding to your note for two reasons. First, I'm researching my grandmother's family line which has the Schieffelbein (sp variation) name and secondly, because I was born, raised and married in Ventura, Ia. My husband is from Clear Lake.

My grandmother's line comes from from William Schieffelbein, born 1863 at Gruneberg, Brandenburg providence, Germany. He came to American when he was 21 years old and settled in various locations in North and South Dakota. William married Anna Louisa Quardt from Tracy, MN. Both William and Anna Louisa are buried in Minot, ND.

I have checked my grandmother's papers and do not show any Otto or Ruby (Rudy) in her family line but will get with her to see if she has any information. I will also contact my father to ask about Carl who lived in Ventura - the town only has a population of 600 people (a small town farming community) - so my father should have known him.

Marla Gray

Schieffelbein / Schlender in Hamlin Co. SD.

sxgray — 2004-06-11 00:45:16Z

Looking for information on Schieffelbein's (spelling varies) and Schlender's who left Germany around 1883. They all immigrated to Hamlin Co, SD. William Schieffelbein moved on to Ward Co, ND in 1912. I have the following information, but would very much like to fill in all the blanks I have on this family. My direct line is through William and Anna Louise (Quardts) Schieffelbein.

Louise b: Apr 1855, d: Dec 1919. Married William Schlender in Germany b: 1852

Bertha b: Mar 1860 d: Sep 1922. Married Robert Schlender in Germany b: Feb 1856.

Ernest b: Marc 1860 (twin to Bertha) d: Jun 1922. Married Emma Muske in South Dakota b: Aug 1877.

William b: Jun 1862 d: May 1942. Married Anna Louise Quardts in South Dakota b: Dec 1871 in Minnesota.

Frank (Johann Fredick) b: Jun 1864 d: 1938. Married Bertha Johanna Pickman in South Dakota b: Sep 1876.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Marla Gray
marla@thegrays.org

Joseph and Elizabeth Schiefelbein

newhousegal — 2002-08-27 04:27:27Z

Looking for birth information for Joseph Schiefelbein, b:8 Dec 1863 in the Volga river area of Russia. Also for his wife Elizabeth Beratz b: 11 Feb 1871 in Russia. Thank you!

Re: Germens from Russia Schiefelbeins

newhousegal — 2002-08-27 04:20:05Z

My great-grandfather left the Volga area of Russia (probably Strekerau) in 1897. Have been looking for any siblings of his or parents. Let me know if you think there may be a connection. Thanks!

Lily Marie Schwartz and U Schiefelbein

bserini176 — 2003-07-22 00:40:20Z

Lily married U Schiefelbein perhaps in IL in the 1920's. Need help in locating this family. Lily b 1903 is the d/o William George Schwartz and Inger Marie Osman. It is beleived that Lily and U died in Wis. Any help appreciated.

john

a_balsewicz — 2001-06-25 19:35:52Z

My father's name is John Schiefelbein and his parents names are Anne Lawrence Schiefelbein.
I have never known them, if you know of this family that resided in Wausau, WI please, please,
please contact me.
Sincerely,
Anita

buried

a_balsewicz — 2001-06-25 19:35:52Z

Heather, I'd like a list of those names. My father's name is John and his parents names are
Anne Lawrence Schiefelbein. I've never known them. If you have any info regarding this
family, please, please, please contact me.

Sincerely,
Anita

John Schiefelbein

a_balsewicz — 2001-06-25 19:35:52Z

Looking for my father and his family, John Schiefelbein.
I was born 3/2/60 to Dolores Liebe in Wausau,
Wisconsin. His parents names are Anne Lawrence
Schiefelbein. Please help! I would love to meet my
half brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, gramma,
grampa...etc.

re- schiefelbein

leonajohnson87 — 2001-06-24 04:39:11Z

to all you schiefelbeins out there did any of you have an ancestor Friedrich Wilhelm Gottlieb Schieffelbein married to aWilhemine Christine Caroline Meither they had 3 children that I know of Wilhelmina b;1859.Paul Herman Richard b1861
and Anna Berta Louise b 1864.These are My great/g/fathers Hermans brother and his family who migrated to New Zealand in 1875,they were the only family of Schiefelbein-Schievelbein's to do so.Can somebody please help me.Thanks Leona Johnson Barle@dcsi.net.au

Re: relatives in germany

leonajohnson87 — 2001-06-24 04:08:41Z

Hi,going through the message boards for schiefelbein I spotted that you a ancestor born in stettin germany,I have a
great/g/father who was married there with the spelling shieffelbein.Because they emigrated to new zealand and were not understood properly it was change as a cousin has old papers with it spelt with the "C" and one "F" and even with the "C" and a "V".And we know he left at least one brother behind in Germany.What I have is.Herman Augutas schiefelbein b;1846 m;Christina Neas in 1870,migrated to NZ;in 1875.the brother he left behind was friedrich wilhelm gottlieb schiefelbein.Don't know if this is any help.
regards Leona Johnson

Re: Tesch family did you get your info from Lakeland you wanted?

KJS51 — 2003-09-24 21:46:07Z

No, I didn't get an answer yet. One person tried to find the obit. but couldn't. I also sent a letter to the hospital & the cemetary. I do have the death certificate which is where I found the info I have. I'm not sure what to do next. Karen

Re: Schiefelbein-Wolfgram

jackiemoline — 2004-05-08 15:18:34Z

Jack,
I have information on Alvina Josephine Schiefelbein and Arnold Mathew Beiriger if you still need it. I am researching the Beiriger Family History.
Let me know if you need it. Thanks.

Germens from Russia Schiefelbeins

vkpry — 2001-08-25 22:01:16Z

I'm looking for Schiefelbeins who came from the Volga river area around Saratov Russia. My Grandfather was Joseph and he came here in the early 1900's fleeing the "work" camps of the revolution. Any distant cousins out there?