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Justus Schneider m. Catherine Elizabeth Krambs, 1858, GER>WI

chase300 — 30 Nov 2008 9:14:18 GMT

This is the full biographical sketch from the “History of Dane County, Wisconsin – 1906”: Justus Schneider, who is one of the substantial farmers of Springfield township, was born at Baden, Germany. March 19, 1831. His parents were Jacob and Margaret (Hoeneig) Schneider, both natives of Germany, the former being born in 1800 and the latter in 1805. They came to America in the early fifties and on September 4. 1854, settled on a farm of one hundred and sixty acres in Springfield township, Dane county, and there they lived the remainder of their lives, the father dying in 1857 and the mother in 1898. Eleven children born to these parents, of whom six are living. In politics Jacob Schneider was a Democrat, and he and family were members of the Lutheran church. Justus Schneider, who is the immediate subject of this sketch, grew to manhood in his native land and was educated in the excellent schools there afforded. Migrating to America in 1852, on August 28 of that year, he located at Milwaukee, and securing employment on a railroad, worked at that occupation for about four months He then came to Dane county and worked sixteen months for Colonel Bebee; and then, in 1854, located on a farm in Springfield township with his parents, where he has resided ever since. He owns a fine farm of eighty-five acres, and has made a signal success as a general farmer and stock-raiser. While he takes a keen interest in public affairs, he does not profess allegiance to any political organization and he reserves the right at all times to cast his ballot for the man or measure that meets his approbation. Notwithstanding his independent position, or perhaps in a measure by reason of it, he has been called to fill various local positions of trust, among which were supervisor for seventeen years, chairman of the town board, and, for fourteen years in succession, assessor of his township. In religious matters he and his family are members of the Lutheran church, and Mr. Schneider has been president of the committee on church affairs for twenty- seven years. Justus Schneider was married April 4, 1858, to Miss Catherine Elizabeth Krambs, who was born in Germany, June 24,1837. She is a daughter of John and Elizabeth (Albright) Krambs, both of whom were born in Germany. They came to Milwaukee, Wis., in 1850, and made that city their permanent place of abode, the father still residing there, the mother having died there several years ago. To Justus Schneider and wife there have been born twelve children, whose names and other facts concerning them are as follows: Philip, born February 1, 1859, is a farmer of Eau Claire
county. Wis.; John D., born August 21, i860, died August 4, 1864; Elizabeth, born February 13, 1862, died in 1863; Margaret, born February 3, 1864, is the wife of Henry Hambrecht of Madison township; Louis, born February 14, 1866, is at home; Elizabeth, born December 8, 1867, died in 1881; George was born October 30, 1869; Catherine, born June 22. 1872, is the wife of John Tiedeman of Middleton; Jacob, born February 26, 1874, is at home; Magdalene, born January 26, 1876. died in 1881 ; Amelia, born May 23, 1878, is the wife of August Toepfer, a farmer of Madison township; and William, who was born December 4, 1881, is at home.
You can find the “History of Dane County, Wisconsin – 1906” at this webpage, for this bio see page 785 (which is misnumbered 766, on this on-line book):
http://www.archive.org/stream/historyofdanecou02keye/history...

SCHNEIDER / NARNBACH (WAMBACH) / TERLUTTER Mainz>KS

Donna Salter Mullen — 25 Feb 2004 7:38:57 GMT

Schneiders in Alabama and Florida

speciesprevail — 8 Nov 2008 7:57:22 GMT

Just looking for any other Schneiders. My grandparents are Joseph and Patricia Schneider. We moved from Miami, FL to Andalusia, AL in 1995.

snyder/schneider

bnmtaylo — 22 Aug 2005 12:55:50 GMT

hi
i have a branch of my family in ne ohio schneider/snyder
leo schneider july 31, 1883 born died august 11, 1963
married to mary boylan born august 30, 1885 died june 21, 1972
he also had a brother name julius and i think his dad was burried in st mary cemetary massillon ohio his name was peter.
leo and mary are burried in massillon st joseph cemetary
and light on these family are appreciated
thanks
beth taylor

Schneider Family, Oberfranken, Bavaria, 1800’s > USA

Franz64 — 8 Oct 2008 12:37:30 GMT

I am researching the family (ancestors and descendants) of Johann SCHNEIDER, a master weaver of Oberfranken (Upper Franconia). I seek to become acquainted with other family members and to share information.

Franz Schneider

Johann SCHNEIDER
Birth Date: 18 Jul 1782
Birthplace: Lösten, Oberfranken, Bayern (Bavaria)
Wife: Margaretha Kunigunda Schott
Marriage Date: 20 February 1806
Marriage Place: Sparneck, Oberfranken
Death Date: 6 April 1855
Death Place: Sparneck
Father: Johann Nikolaus Schneider (1749 – 1833, from Lösten)
Mother: Margaretha Kunigunda Ittner (1749 – 1814, from Großenau, Oberfranken)

Children (all born in Oberfranken):
1. Heinrich Christian Schneider, born 1806, nothing further known.
2. Johann Conrad Schneider (the elder), born 1808, nothing further known.
3. Anna Margaretha Schneider, born 1810, married Johann Adam Ott, three grandsons came to USA.
4. Johann Adam Schneider; born 1813, married Margaretha Linhardt, came to USA in 1845 (my great-great-grandfather).
5. Helena Margaretha Schneider, born 1815, married Johann Konrad Bauer, died in childbirth.
6. Johann Schneider, born 1819, nothing further known.
7. Margaretha Rosina Schneider, born 1821, came to USA in 1856, married Johann Friedrich Bammerlin.
8. Johann Jakob Schneider, born 1824, came to USA in 1857, married Johanna Margaretha Theresia Oswald.
9. Johann Conrad Schneider (the younger), born 1827, married Elisabetha Schörner, son came to USA.

Arnov Schneider born 1862 in Thuringen GERMANY

bella5236 — 13 Nov 2008 2:34:55 GMT

Arnov A E Schneider working in London as a water from before 1887 married to Eliza from Essex and had children Violet dob 1886 in Islington (she married Henry Houston 1908), Stanley, Sidney, Cecil, and Leonard by 1900 - anyone related out there ?
thanks

Schneider's in Illinois 1840 to present

bettykay1949 — 22 Mar 2005 1:25:10 GMT

I have a family ancestry book which was put together by a member of our family back in mid 1900's It begins with Phillip Johann Schneider coming to the States from Germany in 1840. For the most part, it has been updated to with in the last 20 years by births, marriages, etc. Hopefully I will soon have all input so that I can submit it. The family first settled in the Madison, Il area and some migrated to the more central part of Illinois. I will be glad to share what I have.

SCHNEIDER, Dunigott, Charlie & Annie, TX-Hamilton

arubberduckie — 19 Apr 2008 11:08:04 GMT

I have a Charlie Schneider born around 1883 married to an Annie (believe her maiden name was Sager or something similar) born around 1886. In the Hamilton Texas, 1920 census for them, I have Dunigott, stated as Charlie's father. According to census he would have been born around 1838 in Germany. If anyone has any information about Dunigott or the Schneiders that came to Hamilton Texas it would be appreciated.

SCHNEIDER Inez Maurine 1920-1970

t42Moore — 6 Nov 2008 12:04:20 GMT

SCHNEIDER Inez Maurine 1920-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

SCHNEIDER Thomas A 1917-1980

t42Moore — 6 Nov 2008 12:04:10 GMT

SCHNEIDER Thomas A 1917-1980

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,739 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Zoe F. Schneider, age 90, daughter of, Daniel and Theresia Seidle Stolz.

KENNELLYMARKA — 31 Oct 2008 5:54:27 GMT

Zoe F. Schneider
Zoe F. Schneider, age 90,
a life long resident of Erie, died Monday, October 27, 2008 at her residence following a brief illness. She was born in Erie on March 1, 1918, a daughter of the late Daniel and Theresia Seidle Stolz. She graduated from Academy High School and was a member of St. John the Baptist Church. Zoe was a loving grandmother, great grandmother and matriarch. She was a homemaker and loved to cook. Zoe loved the holidays, when everyone gathered at her home for an open house to share her home cooked meals. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband William L. Schneider, a brother, Francis Stolz and her daughter, Beverly A. Schneider.
Survivors include two sons: William L. Schneider of Erie and David D. Schneider of Palm Beach; grandchildren: Tammy Little, Theresa Schneider, Daniel Schneider, Thomas Schneider, and Tracey Durkin all of Erie;
three great grandchildren: Katharine Zoe Kibler, Kori Durkin and Todd Little, Jr.,
and a special friend, Thomas El Bayeh.
Friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial on Saturday at Sacred Heart Church 816 West 26th Street at 11:30 a.m. with the Reverend John Detisch celebrant. Memorials may be made to Great Lakes Hospice, 1700 Peach St., Suite 244, Erie PA 16501. Arrangements entrusted to Burton Funeral Home and Crematory, 602 West 10th Street. Send condolences at www.Burtonfuneralhome.com.
Published in the Erie Times-News from 10/29/2008 -

10/31/2008 Sacred Heart Church ,"
REV,John Detisch,"
St. John the Baptist Church."

Schneider Family in Massachusetts

SNaoum6209 — 29 May 2007 12:55:25 GMT

I am searching for the ancestors of Joseph Schneider (born July 1857) and Johanna (born June 1858). They were both born in Austria and are believed to have immigrated to the USA in or before 1881. They settled in Quincy Mass. Joseph worked as a Stonecutter. They had several children, all born in Mass, starting in 1882; Minnie, Annie, Emma, Frank, Joseph, Bertha, Rudolph and Albert. Johanna's maiden name currently unknown. According to 1920 US Census, both Joseph and Johanna's parents were born in Austria and spoke German.

Schneider

schneiderleo — 22 Oct 2008 5:25:24 GMT

My ancestor Johann Leonhard Schneider born 1817 Sept. 25 in Germany/Bavaria emigrated aprox. 1857 - 1884 to the US.
I appreciate for each trace.

Scnheider, Marx and Christina, Baden to Wisconsin

mbe4118 — 20 Oct 2008 1:29:57 GMT

Looking for any information on the family of Marx and Christina(unknown) Schneider. Immigrated to the US in 1847....maybe already married. Lived in Brown county WI 1870, 1880, 1900. Had at least 6 children, Francis,Abba, Cathrina, Christina, Mary and Philip. Cathrina (Katie) married Henry Schuler Nov 20, 1882. Winesses were Willy and Frank Schneider. Please email me anom3249@yahoo.com. Thanks, Mona

LOOKING FOR BERNIE T. SCHNEIDER

ritacaporale — 17 Oct 2008 11:43:47 GMT

LOOKING FOR YOU JUST SAW YOUR POST FROM OCT 12, 10:03pm, 1999 AND THERE IS NO WAY TO GET BACK TO YOU DUE TO REGISTRY WAS NOT ACTIVE AT THAT TIME. PLEASE FIND ME. I HAVE BBEN LOOKING FOR YOU FOR OVER 14 YEARS. LAST SEEN IN STERLING HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN. WHERE IS DEB AND DAN? YOUR MOM? BERNIE WHERE ARE YOU NOW? HOW CAN I REACH YOU? ARE YOU STILL LOOKING FOR ME? HOPE YOU FIND THIS SOON!!! HOPING TO REUNITE ASAP.

C. E. Schneider - born 1940 died 1996

bstein345 — 11 Oct 2008 7:40:48 GMT

searching for info on Clarence Edward Schneider

Solomon Schneider Immigration 1853 Baden Germany - Mathias and Matthew

Marilyn Packel — 2 Mar 2002 7:51:17 GMT

HELGA(SCHNEIDER) ZIEGLER

syljun — 16 May 2007 6:22:15 GMT

Anyone have info. on above person who was enquiring of a Karl Schneider born 1874 some time ago. Karl never reached America but "jumped ship" in U.K. Would like to get in contact with info. on Karl.

Mathias Schneider

Ingrid — 19 Mar 2004 6:46:01 GMT

Hi Everyone,
I'm searching for Mathias Schneider born Dec. 6. 1863 in Timisoara, Romania. He married Margaretha Henzel (or Wenzel) born December 19, 1869 Died December 13, 1949 in Austria. Their children: Ferdinand, Josefine, Stefan, Jani and Anton. Any bites??

Schneider/Snyder of Schuylkill/Northumberland border

jasonsnyder_1 — 6 Oct 2008 1:58:49 GMT

Does anyone know anything else about Georg B. Schneider (Snyder), born 28-Oct-1817, and passed 22-Mar-1871? He was baptized at Howerter's on 12-Jan-1818...son of Georg and wife Susanna. His grave is at St. Paul's Evangelical Congregational Church Cemetary in Pitman, Eldred Township (as George B. Snyder). I believe he appears on an 1860 Census in Eldred with children William, George, Mary, John, and Susan. Not much else is known...any additional information?

Obit; Ceceilia A. Swanigan (nee Schneider) 1963-2OO8

woodsman1953 — 16 Sep 2008 10:01:25 GMT

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1875 marriage of Adam Schneider and Catherine Young

youngglo — 29 Nov 2007 1:34:06 GMT

According to the obituary of Catherine Young, she was born in Prussia, Germany in 1851 and came to America to marry Adam Schneider, June 15th, 1875 in the Roman Catholic Church in Custar, Ohio. Catherine belonged to the Lady Maccabees in Custar, Ohio. Could anyone tell me where I could locate a copy of this marriage record?

Schneider / Greth family connection of Berks and Schuylkill Counties PA

Family_Genealogist — 7 Sep 2008 5:24:29 GMT

Do you have a Schneider / Greth family connection in Berks Co PA and/or Schuylkill Co PA? I am interested in knowing more about the family of Elizabeth Schneider who married David Greth. Do you know anything about this Elizabeth's parents? Did this Elizabeth have any siblings?

Emil Schneider - Berlin ND

sschnieder1 — 25 Sep 2005 8:06:48 GMT

I am looking for any descendents of Emil Schneider. Emil was born in either France or Germany back in the 1870's or thereabouts and migrated to the USA. He was married to an unknown lady, and they had two children, Arthur and Elsie. Emil was a farmer in the Berlin, North Dakota area.

In search of birth mother

cgd1947 — 30 Aug 2008 3:51:54 GMT

I was born WENNIS SCHNEIDER on September 12, 1947, in Manhattan, New York City. Both my adoptive parents and my husbands' parents are deceased. My grown children need a grandmother, and I would be eternally grateful to anyone who can help me locate the woman who gave me the gift of life!

Schneider

WGFGER — 19 Jan 2007 8:52:07 GMT

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 13. Jan. 2007:

Robin Schneider, * 25. Nov. 2006, Suenna (Thuringia)

1850 census, Tazewell Co., IL

LindaFrederick12 — 25 Aug 2008 10:31:42 GMT

Corrections on the 1850 Tazewell Co., IL census.
for Enoch Shelton & Elizabeth Burch Shelton, Schnieder.
Ambrose listed as 21 yrs--actually 4 yrs old, died 1852 @ 6 yrs.
James M. Shelton listed as 0--acutally is 6/12.
Jeremllr is Frances &
P J is Permelia Jane.
Linda Shelton Frederick

Scheider, Anna Photo

MsEshea101 — 24 Aug 2008 2:16:56 GMT

I have purchased a photo of Anna Scheider, taken at Henry Bach Studios in New York. If interested email me at mseshea@optonline.net

schneiders in ohio

lovesreeses — 15 Nov 2007 7:25:19 GMT

hi
i am researching several names and on is Schneider,Snyder.
My great great grandfather Peter Schneider. He died 1907 in Massillon and is buried in St Mary cemetery Massillon.
He was married I am not for sure on his wife might be mary witt but not for sure. Children names of the boys were Charles, Clarence, Edward, and Leo of Massillon and David of Alliance. three daughters Martha Grosjean of Cortland, Mrs Clara Fenton and Miss Julia Schneider of massillon. one brother Philip Schneider of Irwin PA.
this was in 1907.
any help thanks

William Frank Schneider, wife Frida Louise Schneider, early 1900's

rosecolorsunset — 22 Aug 2008 1:40:05 GMT

William Frank Schneider

wife,

Frida Louise Schneider

(came across this family in U.S. early 1900's)

Schneider DNA Project Update

jane_gilbert — 16 Aug 2008 5:49:32 GMT

Just a quick update on the project...

We've currently identified about 40 unique Schneider/Snyder/Snider lines, and I'm sure that's just the tip of the iceberg.

We've had a couple of efforts in the project to use DNA to support connections to family lines where the paper trail was weak. In some cases, DNA has supported the connections without question, while in others, "issues" were found. These issues could have been as a result of a "non-paternity event" which could be an adoption, illegitimacy, infidelity or a name change. They're still being worked out.

Please see my website for more information on the project. There's never been a better time to join the party.

http://www.janegilbert.org/schneiderdna

Thanks.

Jane Gilbert
Schneider Y-DNA Project Admin

Madison , IN Schneider family

MarshaMeyer70 — 13 Aug 2008 1:07:14 GMT

Helen Schneider Meyer is my mother-in-law. I'm looking for other family members in the Madison area. Marsha

Peter Schneider, Miles, Iowa

dcooper32 — 10 Aug 2008 8:02:36 GMT

I'm looking for information regarding Peter Schneider who lived on a farm outside of Miles, Iowa. I believe my grandmother, Josephine (Schneider) Gosch, born in 1877, at Miles, was his sister, but I would like to know her father's and mother's name as well as her grandparent's names. I believe her brother, Peter, married a woman with the last name of Kinder. Any help is much appreciated.

Bas-Rhin

Stevefelten1 — 8 Aug 2008 2:24:07 GMT

Loking for info on Barbara Schneider(Chneyter) b 1753 in Wangen, Wasselone, Bas-Rhin married to Martin Felton.

schneider/snyder in ohio

lovesreeses — 5 Aug 2008 1:37:39 GMT

hi my great grandfather leo schneider and his dad peter schneider and his dad peter schneider. in stark county ohio alliance.
thanks
beth taylor

schneider family from alma Michigan

deedee115tigger — 16 Jul 2008 2:02:30 GMT

anyone with information about Ted Schneider from alma Mich. that was suppose to have married Ida C. Campbell please e-mail me at deedee_115@yahoo.com

Cecelia L. Schneider, age 92, daughter of , Walter and Anna Duszynski.

KENNELLYMARKA — 16 Apr 2008 3:02:07 GMT

Schneider, Cecelia L.

Cecelia L. Schneider
Cecelia L. Schneider, age 92, passed away Sunday, April 13, 2008, at Manchester Presbyterian Lodge. Born in Buffalo, N.Y. on November 6, 1915, she was a daughter of the late Walter and Anna Duszynski.
She was a member of Saint Jude the Apostle Church. She loved gardening and reading, but especially enjoyed golfing in the ladies league at Lake Shore Country Club.
Besides her parents,
she was preceded in death by her husband, Edmund E. Schneider, in 1982,
a son-in-law, Timothy “Yogi” Yochim, in 2005, two brothers, Walter and Stan Duszynski,
and a sister, Martha Schultz.
Survivors include a daughter, Maryann Yochim, of Erie;
a brother, Valentine Duszynski,
wife Dorothy, of Safety Harbor, Fla.;
and several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call Wednesday from 5 until 8 p.m. at the Brugger Home for Funerals, 1595 West 38th Street at Greengarden Boulevard. Services will be held there Thursday at 10:15 a.m., followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Saint Jude the Apostle Church at 11 o’clock. Burial in Trinity Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the John Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation, 915 State Street, 16501.

Saint Jude the Apostle Church."

Searching for brothers of Frank Schneider - Andrew and Louis?

kathysig — 27 Mar 2002 6:37:39 GMT

My grandfather, Frank Xavier Schneider (1861-1844) immigrated to the US from Baden, Germany with his brothers Andrew and Louis(sp) in about 1875. He settled in Minnesota and lost track of his brothers who may have settled in the Dakotas. I am searching for the children of Andrew and Louis who would be my cousins.

View the gravesite of Jacob "Jake" and Sophia "Sophie" Mary (Eck) Schneider.

GeoFiles — 11 Jul 2008 3:55:47 GMT

View the gravesite of Jacob "Jake" and Sophia "Sophie" Mary (Eck) Schneider on my web site at:

http://www.familytreeheritagelibrary.com/gravesite/grave0123...

Name: Jacob "Jake" Schneider
Born: November 29, 1882
Birth location: Unknown
Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown
Died: May 24, 1950
Death location: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Burial date: Unknown

Name: Sophia "Sophie" Mary Eck
Born: February 17, 1888
Birth location: Illinois
Father: John E. (Sr.) Eck
Mother: Elizabeth Mary Essler (a/k/a - Elizabeth Mary Eissler)
Died: December 10, 1975
Death location: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Burial date: Unknown
Burial location: Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Arnold, Jefferson County, Missouri.

Please contact me if your related to this branch of my family. Thanks!

Leah Reich
Email: geofiles@aol.com
My family web site: http://www.familytreeheritagelibrary.com

Schneider + Maltitz descendents Creve Coeur, Mo

kbartgen — 2 Jul 2008 3:18:54 GMT

There are several of you who have been researching the histories of Adam and Jacob Schneider who married Ida and Wilhelmina Maltitz. I am sure you heard the story of the Maltitz girls being raised in a castle when tyhey were children and then forced to leave because of political changes. Does anyone know exactly where the castle was? I cannot find any information on Caspar Maltitz on the LDS site.Can you help? Also does anyone have pictures of Jacob or Adam?

schneider family in ontario canada

JoeC44 — 18 Jul 2002 1:05:16 GMT

does anyone have any info on this schneider family in 1881 perth county ontario, particularly lydia who married george scoins. thanks

Census Place: Logan, Perth North, Ontario, Canada
Source: FHL Film 1375907 NAC C-13271 Dist 172 SubDist A Div 2 Page 9 Family 36
Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace
Adam SCHNEIDER M M 45 German Germany
Occ: Weaver & Agent Religion: Baptist
Marey SCHNEIDER F M 38 German O <Ontario>
Religion: Baptist
Lydia SCHNEIDER F 17 German O <Ontario>
Religion: Baptist
Daniel SCHNEIDER M 15 German O <Ontario>
Occ: School Religion: Baptist
Adam SCHNEIDER M 13 German O <Ontario>
Occ: School Religion: Baptist
Marey SCHNEIDER F 11 German O <Ontario>
Occ: School Religion: Baptist
John Benjamin SCHNEIDER M 7 German O <Ontario>
Occ: School Religion: Baptist
Elizabeth Julie SCHNEIDER F 3 German O <Ontario>
Religion: Baptist

Schnieder, Jacob or Helena

Beverly — 1 Aug 2000 9:53:39 GMT

Trying to locate info on Jacob F. Schnieder, 1842 to 1917. Spouse was Helena ?. They had 14 children. Need Helena's last name and parent's names of Jacob and Helena. They came from Germany.
Children: Mary, Peter, Elizabeth, Jacob, Louise, Alfred, Frank, Margaret, John, Helena (Blum), Francis, Eva, Louisa (2nd) (Wendell), Edith (Eda) (Blake) Schnieder.
Any info will be appreciated.

John C Schneider/Snyder

clev53 — 3 Jun 2008 11:56:46 GMT

I am looking for relatives and information on John C Schneider/Snyder he married Catherine M Attig (1852-1952)married 16 Dec 1869 in Metamora, Illinois. Some of their children include my great grandmother Mary S Schneider Ketcham, Lena "Tip" Schneider Pearre, Herman M Snyder, Fred Snyder.

1924 Adoption Record - Mildred Schneider

LogudaD — 29 May 2008 1:52:00 GMT

Mildred Schneider born 6-30-1924 probably in Kansas City, KS. Adopted 23 September 1924 to the St. Clair family in Luray, Missouri. Name changed to Fern Elizabeth St. Clair. Fern is my biological mother and died in March 2002. Married to Meredith Hudson and then to James Pace. Would like to know more about the Schneider end of the family.

Mike Schneider, WWI photo

madoss — 25 May 2008 2:23:37 GMT

I have a photo of my grandfather, Edward Herman Abts, in his WWI uniform. Also in the photo is Mike Schneider. My grandfather's WWI draft registration is dated June 5, 1917; Arcadia, Wisconsin. I have no information on Mike Schneider. I Just wanted to post this just in case anyone was interested.

Mary :)
madoss@mac.com

how do you know if you are a dar?

signer81 — 18 May 2008 2:32:34 GMT

I found one of my family members with the Dar ID number of 44567. Her brother is my grandfather's grandfather. Does that count for anything?

Bartolomaus Schneider

MAS1226 — 6 Sep 2007 11:43:54 GMT

I'm looking for any information on the family of Bartolomaus Schneider B: 29 June 1832 Booz, Prussia D: 13 January 1916 Lake Henry, Minnesota. This is information I got off of an obituary I found in my grandmother, Clara Kirchner Fuch's records a few years before she died in 1981.

I do not know who or when Bartolomaus married or where
nor do I know when he immigrated to the United States.

All I know is that he is the father of my great grandmother, Katarina Schneider Kirchner. she was born 9 June 1864 Superior, Wisconsin and died in a housefire 17 November 1917 in Humbolk, Sasjatchewan, Canada along with one of my grand mother's sisters and two of grandma's children.

Can anyone help me with any information on Bartolomaus or Katarina? or correct information I have that is wrong?
thank you.

Max (Maximillian) Schneider from Germany

slfstj731 — 6 May 2008 5:14:47 GMT

I am looking for info on Max Schneider from Germany. Information from my grandmother says that he may have owned/founded? Gersfeld Germany. He was wealthy from textile mills and had cotton storage in Houston and N.Y. His children were: Otto, Max, Eugene, and Hildegard (my g.g. grandmother). Anything else would be appreciated. Thanks

Wisconsin Schneider Mystery

artsyvettech — 24 Apr 2008 1:18:03 GMT

Sorry for the lengthy post, but I'm hoping somebody out there can help me solve a mystery:

My gggrandfather was Joseph Schneider (b 1840 in Prussia, d 1911 in Oshkosh, WI). He married Theresa Heiss (b 1847 in Bavaria, d 1911 in Oshkosh, WI). Their children were: Joseph G. (b 1867), William (b 1869), Odelia (b 1870) and Irene (b 1884). Joseph became the proprietor of the Phoenix House Hotel and Sample Room on Main Street in Oshkosh.

Now for the mysterious part -- I was told by the archivist at the Oshkosh Public Museum that Joseph married Anna Theresa Heiss on 24 Jan 1866. However, I ordered a copy of a marriage license for that date and those surnames, but it was John Peter Henry Schneider and Anna Heiss. I later found a biography in the 1880 edition of the History of Northern Wisconsin that states that Joseph married Tracy Hess (an Americanized version of Theresa Heiss, I'm sure) in October 1865.

On the 1870 census, both couples (Joseph & Theresa and John & Anna) are living in the same residence in Oshkosh. I lose track of John and Anna after that census, so they may have moved out of the area. In 1870, they had two young children: Clara (Clovie?) and Alma.

I think Anna and Theresa were sisters; I believe I found them both on a passenger list from 1851, but I'm not 100% positive. John and Joseph aren't brothers -- Joseph's parents were Johann and Maria; John's were John and Katrina. So were they cousins? Or unrelated men with a coincidental last name?

If anyone out there has any information about John Peter Henry Schneider and his relation to Joseph Schneider, and/or Anna and Theresa (Tracy) Heiss, I'd appreciate the help.

Thanks so much!!

Schneiders out of Austria

slshifflett — 17 Apr 2008 6:35:33 GMT

My great great great grandfather was a Josef Schneider who was married to Magdalena Finn. She died at sea when coming to america in 1891 with her two youngest sons Frederick and Ferdinand, don't know what happened to him Josef. Frederick lived in Maryland with his sister Mary whom was already here and Ferdinand went and lived with his brother in Chicago...Later Ferdinand my great great grandfather came back to Baltimore and married Helena Gazine Albers my great great grandmother. And had my great grandfather Walter. I would like to know if anyone has any more information on this line of schneiders

Keim (or Kim) Family of Beaver & Allegheny Counties, PA

mariannewagner — 16 Apr 2008 5:09:17 GMT

Boston Keim & Barbara Keim (both born around 1800) sold property in 1839 in Freedom, PA (Beaver County). They had two children, William W. and Catherine. I am trying to determine the date Boston Keim died and whether or not his wife, Barbara, married a second time to someone named (?) Wiseman. A tangled web! Thanks, Marianne

Johann Schneider: Wöbbelin, Mecklenburg to Milwaukee

straubinger77 — 16 Apr 2008 8:50:12 GMT

Looking for anyone with Schneider family history information from Wöbbelin, Mecklenburg.John(Johann) Schneider died between 1871-1875 in Milwaukee. I have not found him yet on the 1870 census. He married Wilhemilne Tretow in Granville, Milwaukee County. Wilhelmine was shown as living with her parents in the 1870 census with her already having the Schneider last name, why I do not know.

Information that I have:
Johann Schneider
b. in Wöbbelin, Mecklenburg
son of John and Sophia Schneider
m. Dec. 5, 1869 by Hermann Hoffmann, Lutheran ceremony in Granville, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin source: Milwaukee county courthouse, marriage certificate, Vol. 4, page 73
d. 1871-1875 in the town of Milwaukee, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin

Wilhelmine Tretow
b. May 1, 1842 in Mecklenburg
daughter of Johann and Dorothea Tretow
She went on to marry Carl Radiske after Johann died, she had 3 children with Carl.

Schneider children:
Their children:

1. Eliese Anna Sophie 'Louise' Schneider
b. Aug. 29, 1870 in the town of Milwaukee, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin
m. Jan. 9, 1892 by J. L. Osterhus, Lutheran Pastor in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
source: Milwaukee county courthouse, marriage certificate, Vol. 69, page 148 to William Karl Albert Pirwitz, son of Wilhelm and Friederike (Graebert) Pirwitz
b. Mar. 23, 1864 in Bellmchem(spelling must be wrong), Germany
d. Mar. 8, 1945 at home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
source: Milwaukee county courthouse, death certificate, Year 1945, certificate #1946 lived in Milwaukee Ward 21, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin during the 1900 census lived in Milwaukee Ward 21, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin during the 1910 census lived in Milwaukee Ward 25, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin during the 1920 census
d. Apr. 7, 1945 at home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
source: Milwaukee county courthouse, death certificate, Year 1945, certificate #2799
source: obituary, Milwaukee Journal, Apr. 8, 1945, Classified Section, page 1, column 3 buried at Union cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

2. Caroline Wilhelmine 'Lena' Schneider
b. Aug. 1872 in the town of Milwaukee, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin
m. June 25, 1893 by J. L. Osterhus, Ev. Lutheran Pastor in Milwaukee, Wisconsin source: Milwaukee county courthouse, marriage certificate, Vol. 78, page 174
to George Adam Heuser
b. Nov. 1867 in the town of Milwaukee, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin
d. June 5, 1919 at Milwaukee County hospital in the town of Wauwatosa, Milwaukee county

Ruth Schneider, 92, Daughter of, Walter and Irene (Kissner) Wilson

KENNELLYMARKA — 12 Apr 2008 3:41:10 GMT

beloved wife of the late Elmer P. Schneider.

Schneider, Ruth
Bellevue

Ruth Schneider, 92,
of Bellevue, entered her eternal rest on Tuesday, April 8, 2008. She was born June 9, 1915, to the late Walter and Irene (Kissner) Wilson
and was the beloved wife of the late Elmer P. Schneider. Loving mother of Gary Schneider (Patricia), of Bellevue; Ray Schneider (the late Barbara), of Ohio, and Linda Mehlman (Philip), of Indiana. Grandmother of Chris, Jonathan, Kate, Dan and Allison.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME INC., 1014 California Ave., Avalon, where a service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday. Interment will be private.

hugh schneider(grandfather)

sissy wilhite — 30 Apr 1999 9:37:51 GMT

looking for parents of my grand father hugh f.schneiderd.d.o.b.dec.13,1887 d.o.djune23,1962 children: (dau.) julia l. (married-clifford ( casey) jones (sons,herman (tom) william(bill) (daus) evelyn-and milder (jocob schneider-germany)

McCook, Nebraska

SharonSue69 — 6 Apr 2008 9:17:52 GMT

Looking for info on Louise Schneider of McCook, Nebraska. She had a grandson Paul. Possibly Louise's maiden name was Rosentreter.
Need info re marriage, death, children, immigration or obituary.
Her birth would have been before 1880.

Thanks, Sharon Sue Harris Marvin

Schneider Family

bertlynn — 6 Apr 2006 2:11:13 GMT

Anyone that has any information on the Schneider surname, I would love to hear from you!

Ryan Dragon Schneider, 93,

KENNELLYMARKA — 30 Mar 2008 6:48:12 GMT

preceded in death by her late husband Claude W. Schneider

Schneider, Drury Ryan Dragon

SCHNEIDER , Drury
Ryan Dragon Drury
Ryan
Dragon Schneider, 93, of Pass Christian died on Wednesday, March 12, 2008. She was born in Berwick, LA on May 28, 1914. She was preceded in death by her late husband Claude W. Schneider
and her two sons, Michael Dragon, and Elbert J. Dragon and her sister Mrs. Douglas Howard, Sr. (Dora). "Dragon", as she was known, will be remembered for her spirit, and love of young people. She was an avid supporter of sailing with special emphasis on the junior and ladies sailing programs. Drury was active for many years in various civic and social activities including the Pass Christian Garden Club, St. Paul Carnival Association, St. Paul Catholic Church Altar Society, and the Pass Christian Yacht Club Ladies Auxiliary. She has tirelessly worked for the community, through beautification and fundraising. Prior to moving to the coast, she spent many years in Baltimore and Washington, DC, where she worked with the United Cerebral Palsy Association and the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. She is survived by her grandson, Michael Dragon of Baltimore, Maryland, Nephew Doug Howard of New Orleans and niece Lynn Abee of Hickory, North Carolina, and many loving and caring friends.
The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, March 15, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. at Holy Family Parish Catholic Church, on Menge Ave. in Pass Christian, with visitation starting one hour prior to Mass. The RIEMANN FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 11280 Three Rivers Rd. Gulfport, is in charge of arrangements. In lieu of flowers, please make memorial contributions to your favorite
charity.

Death of Mr. Charles Matthew Schneider in Guatemala

davwayell — 30 Mar 2008 1:15:41 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Charles Matthew Schneider, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Schneider died in Guatemala on August 2, 1956.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Schneider's of Louisville, KY

bonneblu — 28 Mar 2008 4:36:13 GMT

I am looking for anyone with info on: Peter Schneider (1841-1915) m. Magdalena Graf (1848-1924) (of New Albany, Indiana). They had 2 children: Louis Edward Schneider (1875-1940)who wed Ophelia Louisa Rueff and Charles O. Schneider (1877-1949) who wed Josephine Fortenbaugh. Louis had 2 sons Herbert and Victor. And Charles had 5 children, Mary, Charles, Alberta, Arthur, and Clara.

Does anyone have this line?

Schneiders from Danzig, Germany to Chicago, IL

Kelly Kahlau — 10 Jan 2002 4:22:18 GMT

I am looking for any info on my great-great-grandparents, Paul & Antonie Schneider and any relatives of theirs (i.e. their parents, siblings, cousins, etc. etc.). What I do know is that Paul Robert Schneider was born Oct. 1, 1862 in Danzig, Germany. He died June 14, 1949 in Chicago. Antonie (pronounced Antonia) E. Schneider (her maiden name was also Schneider) was born June 10, 1865. Her daughter's birth certificate says she was born also on Danzig, however, a living relative thinks she was born in Berlin. Antonie died October 8, 1930 in Chicago. They had 4 children: Paul, Ida, Emma, and Willie. I'm not sure about Paul, but the other 3 were born in Chicago. I also know that Antonie's parents' names were Charles Schneider and Helen Haselau. If anyone has any info on this family, or any connection, please contact me. Thank you! :-)

Kelly Kahlau

SORRY I POSTED SO MANY TIMES

mebrowneyes84 — 20 Mar 2008 5:41:08 GMT

My impatience caused me to hit the mouse too many times! Forgive me!

Schneider Geneology Questions

mebrowneyes84 — 20 Mar 2008 5:39:28 GMT

Hi! I wanted to find out a little bit more about my husband's family. His grandfather's name was David Earl Schneider. He was from Campbellstown, Indiana (Randolph County) and he passed away in 1981.

His father's name was Fred schneider. I have heard that Fred or his father were originally from Germany.

I would love to find out more about the Schneider family; especially the German connect, because I think my husband would really appreciate it.

THANKS!

Schneider Geneology Questions

mebrowneyes84 — 20 Mar 2008 5:39:27 GMT

Schneider Geneology Questions

mebrowneyes84 — 20 Mar 2008 5:39:26 GMT

Schneider Geneology Questions

mebrowneyes84 — 20 Mar 2008 5:39:25 GMT

Schneider genealogy

Pam — 26 Mar 2003 7:35:44 GMT

Looking for relatives of Wm.N. Schneider, born Mil. Wi, baptized on 8-1-1891. wife: Eliz. Helen Campbell, Wm's father was Carl Schneider born in Germany, Wm's mother was Catherine Melder. They had the following children: Henry, Wm, Gertrude, a male twin? Marie & Sister Agnita. Anyone with any info please respond.

I have old info on Pvt.Joseph SCHNEIDER

Tammy — 5 Aug 2006 8:44:43 GMT

My husband was working in an abandon house and in the attic found some old papers that may be of big interest to someone .Pvt. Joseph SCHNEIDER wrote a Summary of Intelligence report on Jan.12-13,1919.Anyone interested in seeing them email me at tamtim7@woh.rr.com and I`ll scan them in the computer and send them to you .

Beverly Schneider, age 52, daughter of, Zoe Stolz Schneider and , William Schneider.

KENNELLYMARKA — 19 Mar 2008 2:46:23 GMT

Schneider, Beverly

Beverly Schneider Beverly Schneider, age 52, of Erie, died Friday, March 14, 2008 at Saint Vincent Health Center. She was born in Erie on July 26, 1955 a daughter of Zoe Stolz Schneider and the late William Schneider. She was a School Bus Driver for St. George School. She was a member of the Chamber of Commerce and enjoyed tennis, golf and playing bridge. She is survived by two brothers, William Schneider and David Schneider both of Erie, five nieces and nephews, Tammy Little, Tracy Durkin and Theresa, Daniel and Thomas Schneider, three great-nieces and nephews, Katherine Kibler, Kori Durkin and T.J. Little and her friend, Thomas Bayeh. Friends may call on Tuesday at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc. 2502 Sassafras St. Erie, Pa. 16502 from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. and are invited there for a service on Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.m. followed by the Funeral Mass at St. George Church at 11:15. Send condolences to www.kloeckerfuneralhome.com Burial in Trinity Cemetery.

Barnett Schneider

becrose — 7 Jun 2007 8:42:43 GMT

I am trying to find my fathers family. My dads uncle named Barnett Schneider was born in England. Barnett's family came from Russia. He was married to Winifred Breen. They had four sons. He was a bantamweight boxer. He used Barney Snyder as his name while boxing. He was jewish and his wife was irish catholic.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thomas Schneider

lghtnlovly — 11 Jul 2007 3:21:00 GMT

I am looking for anyone who is related to a Thomas Schneider. He would be 76 years old and I believe his birthday would be this month. I also think he is either from, NY, NJ or Long Island

Johannes Schneider (aka John Snider) 1778-1834

johnsnider21 — 18 Feb 2008 1:02:19 GMT

Anybody have this person in their tree?

I'm stuck... this is my paternal g.g.g.g. grandfather and I'm completely stuck!

He married Elizabeth Fockler (Betsey Fockler) in 1804.

Children: Samuel, Joseph, John, Elizabeth

Born in Somerset Co, PA 1778
Died in Ontario Canada 1835

Thanks for you help!

Louis Schneider 1838

jimida64 — 5 Feb 2008 7:36:59 GMT

Louis Schneider from Bayern/Bavaria born about 1838. He lived in New York and New Jersey (Hoboken and Jersey City) He was a tanner by trade. Also listed as Lithographer.
Wife- Hannah (1845)Bavaria
Children: Emma 1865 New York
Albert 1868 New Jersey
Second Wife- Lena (1845) Bavaria
Chidren: Louis 1877 New Jersey
George 1878 New Jersey

1880 Census states they are living in Hoboken. Can't find him and Lena after that date. I am related to their son, Louis,(a Tanner by trade) but no nothing of the rest of the family.
Anyone recognize these folks?

SCHNEIDER-ALSACE TO ILL ABT 1880 JOHN SCHNEIDER

jgzlwb6 — 13 Jun 2006 8:32:14 GMT

I have been trying to locate my great grandfather's place of birth in ALSACE. His name was John B Schneider born in 1852. I could not locate him in the 1880 census and he was killed in 1895, and a death certificate was not located. He was married in 1883 in Rock Island, Illinois. His parents were Joseph Schneider and Gertrude Morger or Morgea. Can anyone help with what direction I should follow? Is this a hopeless quest? I have looked through passenger records in the early 1880's but no luck. I did find his marriage certificate and that is how I got his father and mothers name. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

Anton Schneider b 1818 in Bohemia, in 1870 Detroit Michigan Census

dvansickle1632 — 3 Feb 2008 3:25:52 GMT

My ancestors Anton and Agnes Cinader were in the Detroit area by 1860 as I find them in the census in Detroit.
Anton Zinader married Agnes Cusna 2/7/1855 in Detroit, according to early Michigan Marriages.
They were both born in Bohemia and immigrated to the US in 1854. Anton was born in 1818; Agnes in 1829. Anton died in 1902; Agnes in 1903, in Detroit. His occupation was listed as tailor in 1860 and 1870 - in 1870, they are in the city of Detroit as Anton Schneider; by 1880 they were living in Greenfield Township, Wayne, Michigan, farming. Prior to their deaths, they lived on Sydney Ave. in Detroit; they can be found in the Detroit city directories. They are buried in Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit. I have pictures of their headstones.
Am looking for any of their descendents; have info and would like to share.
children
1. Martin Cinader b 1848 in Bohemia found in 1910 Los Angelas Census as Mortin Cinider; railroad engineer; ? married to Mary Helebrant in 1900 in Chicago, had two children, Alice and Arthur. ?Mary remarried Charles Vaught about 1905 and is found in the Chicago census with him and her two Children.

2. Catherine b 1855 in Bohemia (Kate): was listed as a tayloress in 1870 census. I cannot find her after the 1870 census: ?married, or deceased?

3. John Snyder b 1861 in Michigan. changed name to Snyder at some point (my g grandf)married Julia Crookedacre (Krummenacker, daughter of Nicholas and Barbara (Hoper, Hopper) Krummenacker, also living and farming in Greenfield Twp in 1870 to 1880). Nicholas was born in Alsace in 1847. Barbara born in Michigan. Also Anton and Agnes are found in the 1870 Detroit census as Antony Schneider, John married Julia Kronemaker (Cromonocker, Krummenacker) about 1891 in Detroit; children were Elsie, Lillian, Walter, John, Mamie, Melvin.

4. Mary b 1860 in Michigan m Alexander Ptolemy of Wentworth Ontario, Canada, children were Clara, George and Hugh)

5. Rosa or Ellen "Nellie" in the Chicago censuses: b 1863 in Detroit, m John Waldie (lived in Chicago) who had these children: George, Charles, Arthur, Mable (Wolfe) and Esther (Economos); John and sons were Chicago city firefighters.
It appears the only descendent was from Charles, son Milton Waldie b. about 1912.

6. Agnes b 1870 in Michigan ? unable to find later

7. Mitchell (Michael) b 1857 in Detroit married Elizabeth Bellaby: Elizabeth was the daughter of Joseph and Ellen Bellaby who were born in England, and Scotland, and were living and farming in Greenfield Twsp. Wayne Michigan in 1880. Elizabeth's siblings were Arthur, Charles, William and George. Mitchell and Elizabeth Children were: Laura m William Diesing, Charlotte m. George Breitmeyer, Agnes m. Rudolph Nemecek, Grace m. Clarence Breitmeyer, Milo m Kathlene (?), William m Arlene Wentworth. Mitchell and Elizabeth are buried in Oakland County Michigan

8. Charles b in Detroit married Amelia Hartwig; I have his descendents also.

I visited Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit last summer to find the graves of Anton and Agnes Cinader - husband and wife who I was surprised to find were not buried side by side but within this larger area; I was informed that the graves in this area had been owed by the Slovenska Lipa Society - from what I have been able to learn it was a society formed to preserve the immigrants way of life. The Cinadr's or Cinaders immigrated to Michigan around 1854, during the first wave of Bohemians and it appears a number of families were farming in Greenfield township during the 1860 -1880's. Can anyone provide more information about this society and if it still is present today?
Am looking for any descendents for are researching these lines or any descendents of early Bohemians to Detroit/Wayne county area who might be familiar with the Slovenska Lipa Society or its modern counterpart.

Schneiders from Texas

melissa94723 — 29 Jan 2008 5:10:21 GMT

I am looking for any Schneiders from Texas or who moved from Texas. My grandfather was Glenn Franklin Schneider who married Patsy Lou Cordell. They had four boys: Kenneth, Butch (this is a nickname I think), Steven (goes by Mark), and Phillip. Glenn and Patsy lived in the Howe, Texas/Sherman, Texas area. Glenn's siblings include Walter Schneider, Betty (Schneider) Williams and others that I do not know. I think one of my grandfather's brothers or uncles moved to the Riodosa, New Mexico area. My grandfather died in the early 90s, but Walter and Betty are in their 80s. Email me anytime: melissa94723@hotmail.com

Adam Schneider of Alsace Germany/France

Collene035 — 28 Jan 2008 7:11:57 GMT

Looking for information on Adam Schneider b 1870 in Alsace. Married an Elizabeth Mentor (could also be spelled Manda or variations thereof). Elizabeth's father was Anton Mentor, married to a Ida Szucs and a Theresa Islin. Adam Schneider had 11 brothers and sisters. His fathers name was Joseph married to a Caroline Lutz. Josephs' father as Adam married to a Catherine Hummel. Adam b 1870 had a brother Georges E and a brother Antoine that we believe came to the states sometime around 1894 and owned a bakery possibly in Jersey City NJ. We are looking for information on anyone mentioned above.

Michael & Catherine Schneider of Indiana

carolhadley — 21 Dec 2004 10:50:24 GMT

Looking for family members of Michael & Catherine Schneider both born in Baveria, came to US about 1850's found them in the 1860 Indiana Census, and 1870 and 1880, lived in Franklin Township, Marion County in 1870 and 1880. Michael also had a brother John Schneider born in Ger, and his wife was Barbara. Michael Born about 1820, Catherine born Abt.1824. John Schneider born 1827, his wife Barbara born 1829. They had children born in Pa, a son Joseph Schneider, some born in Ger, and Andrew, Suzanne, Elizabeth born in Indiana. Looking for any family member to get more family history.

Schneider's of Washinton D.C.

Jon5006 — 5 Jan 2008 4:28:35 GMT

I am missing death dates for several of my relatives. Most are from the DC area. Migrated to the US around 1830. Gottlob C. Schneider. He was the father of the famous DC architect Thomas Franklin Schneider who was my gg uncle. My gg-grandfather was William Schneider from DC apprx. 1852. He married Rachael Davis. I am missing both of their death dates as well as my g-grandfather Albert Moreland Schneider. He seemed to disappear but his wife re-married (Minna B. Whipple) and was found in the 1930 census along with my grandfather and his brother Edwin. Any information on this lineage would be greatly appreciated.

Jon M. Schneider

Rudolph B. Schneider from Fremont NE

etc3495 — 3 Jan 2008 12:00:34 GMT

HI~
Does anyone have any family info on Rudolph B. Schneider of Fremont NE? Born feb 1853, died in July of 1913. I know he was married to a woman named Isabella but I don't have her maiden name or names of any children. R.B. Schneider was a prominent business man and was a partner in the Nye, Schneider, Fowler Company. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Elise

Schneider family of Bremerhaven

dobbins7354 — 27 Dec 2007 8:12:14 GMT

I need any information I can get on the family of Franz Johann Schneider born 8 Nov 1880 in Uckendorf, Westfalen, and Sophia Johanna Stukenbrook born 20 Feb 1883 in Uckendorf, Westfallen, Germany who came over from Bremerhaven, Germany in 1926. Their children are: Maria Sophia; Heinrich; Alfons Johann. There was an older son who's name I don't know and a younger child who died before they came to America. All the children were born in Germany. The family settled in Passaic, New Jersey

Ludwig Schneider, AKA John Louis Schneider

garygrout75 — 23 Dec 2007 6:18:53 GMT

Looking for information on Ludwig Schneider, came to US on October 5, 1872 from Bremen Germany on board ship DONAU. Port of entry New York. Settled in Buffalo, married Helene Stock also from Bremen Germany who came before Ludwig. 1880 census shows, Ludwig, wife Helene and children born in Buffalo, Helene (Lena), William, Rosa, Arthur. Albert born 1881 in Buffalo. Moved to Bradford PA and had Jennie Pearl and Fred. Moved to St. Joseph Michigan and had Frank and Charle. At some time Ludwig changed his name to John Louis Schneider, it was this in the 1900 census for St. Joseph MI. John Louis Schneider in 1910 census in St. Josheph MI, in 1920 census Detroit MI. Died before 1930 census somewhere in Detroit. Lena Schneider, oldest child married John Habel in St. Joseph and is burried in City Cemetery as is Jennie Pearl, (1896) and William Schneider (1957).

Schneider / Heldt

brettparent — 22 Dec 2007 2:34:29 GMT

Doing research for a friend. Looking for parents of Edward Schneider (Born 1842 in Wutemberg Germany) and his wife Margaret Heldt (born 1847 in Wutemberg Germany). They came to the United States and settled in New Orleans in the 1860's. Had 7 children that I know of. Edward died in 1909, Margaret in 1915. Any further info or help would be appreciated.

Schneiders of PA

pollypeters — 13 Dec 2007 2:20:32 GMT

Does anyone have information about the schneiders that moved to the Lehigh/northampton/bucks counties in PA?
Im looking for a family with a daughter named Barbara,b circa 1790 Father may have been Jacob Scheider.

Schneider / von Munchow of Baltimore, Maryland

David J. Schneider — 28 Jun 2003 3:31:44 GMT

In search of information regarding family which little is known. Father is Frederick Francis Schneider Jr (1925-1989) and mother is Betty (nee Wilson 1935-). Found a prior post (#989)which led me in a good direction but the author (James Casper) was no longer at that e-mail address. Only other person that I have a name for is an great-uncle, Adolf Waggoner of Glen Burnie, Maryland. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Schneider from Wurttemburg, Germany

DianeSnyder72 — 28 Nov 2007 8:28:56 GMT

Johann George Schneider apparantly had 2 brothers - Jacob and Martin. They arrived in America abt 1749. Does anyone have any info on the Jacob or Martin?

Stansfield family

johnwright64 — 27 Nov 2007 4:08:24 GMT

Has anyone information on the Stansfield family who were centered on Eclessall Beirlow Sheffield 1800 to date

Obit: Phyllis (Bottger) Schneider of Iowa (1932-2007)

pbbut — 27 Nov 2007 3:16:16 GMT

Phyllis Jean Schneider, daughter of Luella (Behrends) and Jim Bottger, was born August 14, 1932 in Algona, Iowa. She received her education in a country school in Kossuth County.
On November 2, 1947 Phyllis was united in marriage to Alvin Schneider in Emmetsburg, Iowa. To this union seven children were born. Phyllis was a devoted wife, mother and homemaker. She also worked as a waitress in Emmetsburg.
Phyllis enjoyed doing embroidery projects. She also liked to go fishing. She always looked forward to spending time with her dear friend, Hazel Norris. They enjoyed taking road trips together and going out to eat.
Phyllis died Sunday, November 25, 2007 at North Iowa Mercy Medical Center in Mason City, Iowa at the age of 75. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Alvin; three children, Lori Ann Schneider, Brian Schneider and William Schneider; and a brother, Earl Booth.
She is survived by her children, Robert Schneider and his wife, Vickie of Mallard, IA, Eldon Schneider and his wife, Sandra of Emmetsburg, IA, David Schneider of Emmetsburg, IA and Linda Flynn and her husband, Pat of Mallard, IA; eight grandchildren; fifteen great grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; a brother, Don Bottger of Emmetsburg, IA; as well as many other relatives and friends.

Visitation:
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
4:00 PM until 8:00 PM
Martin-Mattice Funeral Home
Emmetsburg, IA

Service:
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
2:00 PM
Martin-Mattice Funeral Home
Emmetsburg, IA

INTERMENT
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Emmetsburg, Iowa

Bible found in VA - printed 1895

bjmcdaniels — 11 Nov 2007 2:59:17 GMT

Just found a Bible at a garage sale with the name Mary M. Schneider and who she married in it - from Lehigh Co., PA. If this is your family get in touch. Betty Jo bjmcdaniels@verizon.net

Barbara Schneider PA

pollypeters — 19 Nov 2007 2:42:10 GMT

Born Circa 1788. Lived in Lehigh Valley PA (whitehall). Married Jacob Fischer/fisher 1814.
if anyone has info please share.Im looking for Barbaras parents names or any other information?
Thanks

Jacob Schneider

PWhelan1963 — 13 Nov 2007 12:34:56 GMT

Wondering if anyone has any connections to Jacob Schneider. Born in Ravensberg 1860 and resided in Brooklyn at the time of his death in 1909. Mother was Rosalee. Married Lena Behme. 5 daughters and one son. This is my great grandfather.

Ed Schneider Born July 2, 1940 (first name may have been Clair?)

bstein345 — 12 Nov 2007 4:36:45 GMT

Resided in Ohio around 1955 (age 15)

Would appreciate any information you have.

Thanks,

Jacob Schneider

conniedarrah — 21 Sep 2003 9:32:04 GMT

My g-g-g-g-grandfather was Jacob Schneider, who came from Europe. I don't know where in Europe. He was in Albany NY, then Frederick Co. MD., and Davidson Co. NC, .He was first a teacher then a preacher, somewhere in NY. I understand he organized other reformed churches.An article in the Centennial History of Davidson CO. NC said he was an especially good teacher of the languages and higher brances of science. He died in 1826 in Leesburg, Va and was buried in Lovettsville, VA. in the cemetery connected with the German Reformed Church. Somewhere down the line the name was changed to Snider and my branch of the family migrated to Missouri. Any info on Jacob or his wife, I think her name was Catharina ?

Schnyder ancestors

im_aradia — 27 Oct 2007 6:09:34 GMT

I'm looking for the ancestors of Joseph Peter Schnyder(June 12, 1873-May 9, 1950) and Agnes Anna Wilmes(Jan. 24, 1875-July 29, 1943). They had 6 children: Frank(Aug. 8, 1914-July 6, 1995), Bernadine(?), Genevieve(Aug. 19, 1918-March 18, 1999), Matilda(?), Herbert(?), and Irene(?). Any information on Joseph's parents, grandparents, etc. would be much appreciated.

Schneiders in So. Dakota

Carol — 6 Sep 2001 6:02:37 GMT

Looking for information on John b.1843 d.1907 and Catherine
(nee Alexander) b. 1849 d. 1899. They were the parents of
Adam, Martin,& Margaret (who all died in Germany( and also
Matthew, Michael, Mary, Agatha, Anthony, Chris, Frances, Joe
and Elizabeth who died in S.D. in infancy. Any info would
be greatly appreciated.

Cjapt Jonathan Schneider Germany

cokesellon_1 — 20 Oct 2007 8:01:44 GMT

Looking for information on the family of Capt Jonathan (John) Schneider b. 1828 Berlin, Germany d. 1902 Minnesota. He married Mary Kundrunda Fischer b. 1840 Germany d. 1919 Minn. They married 1860 in Ontario, Canada.. They had the following children:
Rose
Adam
Henry
Lina
Phillip
Requina,
Rabhel
George
Albert
Frank John
Mary
Joseph
Erwin
Bernie
Jonathan ran a public buss co. in Germany then entered the Germany army and upon discharged joined the English Army. Fought and was promoted to Capt at in 1854 at the Charage of the Light Brigade against Russia. Upon discharge in lue of pay he was given aa trat of land in Ontario, Canada which he lived on and then sold and in 1878 moved to Todd Co., Minnesota where he eventually died.

Any information you could shae with me would be much appreciated.

Schneiders from Cruger ave, bronx NY

lghtnlovly — 19 Oct 2007 2:36:39 GMT

Where you born or lived on Cruger ave in the Bronx in 1930's if so email me

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the New York Times on August 26, 1930

richardarthurnorton — 12 Oct 2007 3:05:19 GMT

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the New York Times on August 26, 1930

Schneider Delivers Letter From Los Angeles Mayor at Exercises. Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City, who returned yesterday to the City Hall there after a brief vacation, oficially welcomed another newly returned Jersey City celebrity shortly before noon. He was Edward Schneider, holder of the junior transcontinental flight record. Young Schneider went to the City Hall to deliver a message to Mayor Hague from John C. Porter, Mayor of Los Angeles. Mayor Porter's letter said: "Your letter of August 12 was delivered to me today by Junior Aviator Edward Schneider. My congratulations to you for the enteprise shown by one of your citizens in making this record-breaking flight. It is, indeed, a pleasure to extend to your city greetings from the city of Los Angeles." About 2,000 persons were present to greet the young avaiator and his father as they ascended the City Hall steps.

Source: New York Times; August 26, 1930

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the New York Times on January 16, 1937

richardarthurnorton — 11 Oct 2007 11:05:29 GMT

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the New York Times on January 16, 1937

Flier says lawyer sent him to Spain. Schneider names New Yorker as giving him ticket to join loyalist army. Promised $1,500 a month, but he was never paid, so he quit, witness declares - tells story to U.S. officials.

Eddie Schneider, 25-year-old aviator, who recently returned to the United States after serving a month in the so-called Yankee Squadron with the Spanish Loyalists, said yesterday that a New York lawyer had negotiated with him for his services abroad. Schneider, who began his career as a flier in 1928, appeared at the Federal Building, where he was questioned by John F. Dailey Jr., Chief Assistant United States Attorney. Mr. Dailey, who last Thursday questioned Bert Acosta and Gordon K. Berry, both of whom served in the same squadron, is conducting an investigation to determine if the service of the Yankee Squadron in Spain was a violation of a federal statute. That statute provides: 'Whoever, within the territory or jurisdiction of the United States, enlists or enters himself, or hires or retains another person to enlist or enter himself, or to go beyond the limits or jurisdiction of the United States with intent to be enlisted or entered in the service of any foreign prince, state colony, district or people as a soldier or as a marine, or seaman on board of any vessel of war, letter or marquee, or privateer, shall be fined not more than $1,000 and imprisoned not more than 4 years.' According to Schneider, the lawyer told him that he would be paid $1,500 a month for his services in the air force and would receive a bonus of $1,000 for every Rebel plane he shot down. The lawyer, he said, gave him his steamship ticket. Schneider, in an interview with newspapermen, said that he had quit Spain because the Loyalist Government had not carried out its obligations under a contract signed in Valencia. The only money he received, he said, came from the Spanish Embassy in Paris, which paid his fare back to the United States. Colonel Lewis Landes, attorney for Schneider, interrupted to say on behalf of his client that Schneider had really quit Spain because he wished to comply with President Roosevelt's neutrality program. Schneider said that Major Thomas Lamphier was still abroad flying for the Loyalists. He said that he himself had taken part in bombing raids daily for about three weeks. The bombers, he said were remodeled sport planes, and the bombs were dropped through floor openings.

Source: New York Times; January 16, 1937

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the New York Times on August 25, 1930

richardarthurnorton — 9 Oct 2007 1:15:12 GMT

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) Record Holding Aviator; Fought for the Loyalists in the Spanish Civil War; Died in a Plane Crash (b. October 20, 1911, 2nd Avenue and 17th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York City, New York, USA - d. December 23, 1940, Deep Creek and Flatbush Avenue, Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, Kings County, Long Island, New York City, New York, USA)

Schneider Makes Record Flight East; Pilot, 18, Cuts Goldsborough's Junior Coast-To-Coast Mark By 1 1/2 Hours. Lowers Round-Trip Time Jersey City High School Boy Arrives From Los Angeles In 27 Hours 19 Minutes, Dodging Storm On Way.

Roosevelt Field, Long Island; August 24, 1930. In his trim little Cessna monoplane Edward Schneider, 18-year-old high school student, roared across the field here this afternoon, descended in a series of tight spiral turns and touched his wheels at 4:03 to establish new junior transcontinental flying records. Despite two setbacks, one over Kansas when his compass refused to function, and another when a storm overtook him over the treacherous Alleghenies on today's non-stop leg from Columbus, Ohio, the youthful pilot set his flying time between Los Angeles and Roosevelt Field at 27 hours and 36 minutes the former mark of 29 hours 55 minutes set by Frank Goldsborough, who was killed recently in a crash in the White Mountains. Schneider was greeted by his father, Emil A. Schneider, of 114 Carleton Avenue, Jersey City, others of the family and 2,500 enthusiastic Sunday visitors to the field here. He started from Los Angeles last Thursday and made three overnight stops en route. On landing, he said that the storm was on its way here, and stood by while mechanics hurried his plane into a hanger. He said that he was too hungry to talk about his trip. Then when his hunger had been partially appeased by a sandwich the young pilot related his experiences on the last leg of his flight. Weather reports had not been too good when he was ready to take off from Columbus. He counted on an even chance to ‘get through,’ however, and pushed on with the knowledge that he was on the air mail route, with its emergency landing fields and better sectional airports at frequent intervals in case he were forced down. As he neared Uniontown, Pennsylvania, he had to leave the course about thirty miles to the south, he said, to avoid a severe storm which was then over Pittsburgh. As he came up over the Alleghenies, approaching Middletown from the west, a strong headwind was encountered which brought with it s strata of low-hanging clouds. He could not see the ground for a while, he said, as he flew above the clouds rather than hitting one of the mountains. With no landmarks to check by and no radio guidance, he headed for New York by compass and got his next land check near Stroudsbourg, Pennsylvania. Keeping the mail route under him, again he headed for New Brunswick and, finding visibility fair beneath him, he continued on over the flats of New Jersey, the Hudson and East rivers and the outlying sections of New York City. He maintained high attitude so he would be able to wheel and run from thickening weather which was approaching. A few moments after he landed here the skies darkened and mechanics and others on the field rushed their planes into hangers or took precautions to prevent them from being damaged in the approaching storm Schneider and his family left the field almost immediately and motored to their home in Jersey City. In addition to lowering Goldsborough’s record for the trip from Los Angeles to New York Schneider also broke the junior records for the east-west trip last week and the record for the round trip journey concluded today. He left Westfield, New Jersey, last week and, with several overnight stops en route, landed at Los Angeles in 29 hours and 55 minutes of flying time, 4 hours and 22 minutes faster than Goldsborough’s time over the same route. His flying time for the round trip was therefore 57 hours and 14 minutes, against his predecessor’s record of 62 hours and 58 minutes.

Source: New York Times; August 25, 1930

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the The Washington Post, January 20, 1937

richardarthurnorton — 7 Oct 2007 10:34:42 GMT

Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) Record Holding Aviator; Fought for the Loyalists in the Spanish Civil War; Died in a Plane Crash (b. October 20, 1911, 2nd Avenue and 17th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York City, New York, USA - d. December 23, 1940, Deep Creek and Flatbush Avenue, Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, Kings County, Long Island, New York City, New York, USA)

3 U.S. airmen here to explain aid to loyalists. Acosta, Berry, Schneider fly to capital with their attorney.

Back from the broken harvests of the bloody Spanish war, the famed triumvir of American air fighters – Bert Acosta, Gordon Berry and Eddie Schneider – flew into Washington Airport yesterday all set to do some tall explaining to the Federal Government. Apparently none the worse for the wear and tear of the bitter civil conflict, now in its sixth month, the trio who quit because "it would be suicide to continue" and because their actions "might not be in tune with the spirit of neutrality", talked freely with newsmen about the reasons that motivated their enlistment. "I was broke, hungry, jobless," 25-year-old Schneider, who is married and has a family in New York, said. "Yet despite the fact that all three of us are old-time aviators who did our part for the development of the industry were left out in the cold in the Administration’s program of job making. Can you blame us for accepting the lucrative Spanish offer?" While other airmen – British and French – were afforded a two-week courtesy for training, American fliers were just shown to loyalist hangars, given a plane and and ordered to do their stuff. "We were flying old crates," Acosta said, “while other nationalists were given modern ships. But for the protection afforded us by Soviet pursuit planes we would not be alive now to tell you this tale." All three had the highest praise for the Russian flyers and nothing but scorn for the Moors. "They are the traditional enemies of the Spaniard," Berry said. "Spain is not fighting a civil war but an invasion.” Denying news reports that they dropped bombs over Burgos as a Christmas Day greeting for the fascist rebel junta, the fliers said that they spent the holidays in Barcelona, the capital of the autonomous state of Barcelona. Once they stared death in the face. That was in the Catalan capitol when all unwittingly they tuned in on Rome in a restaurant radio and had a band blare forth with the Fascist anthem. "It was a close call." The youthful Schneider said, "we almost got shot as agents provocateur." Unpaid, and hearing of repercussions back home from the British Ambassador in Bilboa, the trio made up their minds to quit the conflict for good. "This was a mess," Schneider explained, "and there was always that never-ending jockeying for the power among the factions to contend with, it got to the point where we did not know who we were fighting and why, and you can say that we are damn glad to be back." The three fliers were accompanied here by their attorney, Colonel Lewis Landes, of New York, an officer in the Reserve Corps. They came here voluntarily to see various Government officials, but the State Department not on their calling list. In the afternoon they had lunch at the Army and Navy Club and discussed modern fighting methods with Colonel Richards. The latter was interested in the war value of pursuit ships and questioned the trio on the observations. Tomorrow all three have an appointment with Senator Ashurst on neutrality legislation. They also will be questioned by the Justice and Commerce departments, but they did not disclose the nature of the conferences. Regarding the pay owed them by the Spanish Government, Landes disclosed that all three received "about $500 apiece" Monday from "the Spanish counsel" in New York. He did not disclose the latter’s identity. Meanwhile, representative McCormack (Democrat), of Massachusetts, was requesting of Secretary of State Cordell Hull a State Department inquiry into whether a Spanish consul in New York had paid American aviators to serve in the Spanish civil war. In a letter he demanded a withdrawal of the counsel’s credentials if there had been any violation of the United States or international law. McCormack told newsmen that a special House investigating committee, of which he is chairman, had revealed that "certain foreign governments" had no compunction about using their diplomatic representatives to this country to further their plans and "violate international laws."

Source: The Washington Post, January 20, 1937