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Re: Bernard Joseph STEINKAMP

pndragon111 — 2009-09-10 15:26:21Z

My husband's great-grandfather was Joseph Steinkamp, and his great-uncle was Bernard Steinkamp . . . and my husband's name is Bernard Joseph Steinkamp. These two brothers were prominent architects in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Re: Walter Steinkamp, Oct 7, 1891

bradford56_1 — 2009-04-18 03:25:03Z

I am the grandaughter of Walter and Emma Wediking, daughter of Desso. I just wanted to correct the info on Walter's death. This Walter died in a farming accident in August of 1957 in Massac Co., IL.

Re: Steinkamp Family

JudieStromley — 2009-03-27 18:03:16Z

I read your message again and it makes more sense this time. I do need to look at some of the older dates. Let me know if you see anything when you get to it. Thanks again.

Judie

Re: Steinkamp Family

JudieStromley — 2009-03-27 15:02:55Z

Thank you for your message. I did order birth records for the Reformed Lutheran Church in Mulheim from 1808 to about 1824 and found many Heiden and von Heyden (and many other spellings) families but no Wilhelm for 1816. I think that Mulheim is the right area I just can't find the right first names. Let me know if you come across anything else.

I have the flu right now, so hope this makes since. Thanks again for your help.

Judie

Re: Steinkamp Family

phr2007 — 2009-03-27 01:09:35Z

Hi Judie,

Well, I didn't find exactly what you need but you may be on to something. I looked at the microfilm of marriages and did not find any listings for HURMIERER/HURMIER or KOELLING. But there were several listings of HEIDEN/HEYDEN in the index. It would probably be to your advantage to order some microfilms of church records for Mulheim an der Ruhr for the dates of your ancestors. I bet you will find them there. If so, I have the older films and can look up more names/dates for you then.
Good luck!
Peggy

Re: Steinkamp Family

phr2007 — 2009-03-26 01:28:29Z

Hi Judie,

I was reviewing your info in preparation for my trip to the FHC tomorrow but I don't think I'll be able to find what you need. The date ranges for the films I have are too early for your listed ancestors. I still will look but it's unlikely that Wilhelm and Anna Maria were married before 1839. I may pick up her previous marriage or at least see if there are von Heidens living in Mulheim an der Ruhr. I'll let you know what I find.

Peggy

Re: Steinkamp Family

phr2007 — 2009-03-21 19:30:18Z

Hi Judie,

You are correct -- I added an extra 1. These are Reform Church Records. Microfilm # 1336814: includes a marriage index 1718-1839; marriages from 1610-1839; a burial index 1773-1806; & burials 1674-1720. The prior film has baptisms but they are all too early and the last film has burials -- again too early for you, yet. I'll see what I find and will get back to you.

Peggy

Re: Steinkamp Family

JudieStromley — 2009-03-21 16:18:39Z

HI:

That was a fast answer. Yes, please check them out for anything that looks promising. Did you make a typo error however. The last one has an extra 1 in it. I haven't looked at family research to see what records those are. What parish or church denomination are they?? Catholic or Protestant??? Civil registration, births and marriages etc??? What specific dates??

Judie

Re: Steinkamp Family

phr2007 — 2009-03-21 15:25:50Z

Thanks for your reply. I have the following microfilms from Mulheim an der Ruhr -- #1336813, #1336814, #13316815. The only film that may help you in your time frame is the middle one since it contains marriages up till 1839. The other ones are too early. My day at the Family History Center is Thursday afternoons so let me know if you'd like for me to check it out.

Peggy

Re: Steinkamp Family

JudieStromley — 2009-03-21 14:40:05Z

HI:

You are an answer to a prayer. I am researching Wilhelm Von Heiden (various spellings) who was from Dusseldorf and born in 1816. The last documentation I have from the family is after they immigrated to America. According to his son's will, his son Henrich was born Feb. 22, 1849 also in Germany. The signature on the will looks like von Heden. He died Oct. 18, 1908 in Wisconsin, USA. His mother was Anna Marie Hurmierer (maiden name). She was born Oct. 15, 1817, also in the Dusseldorf area of Germany. She immigrated with Henrich in 1854. Anna Marie was married before marrying Wilhelm von Heiden to a Koelling (German spelling unknown) I don't have a birth date for this marriage or a date for when she married Wilhelm. So I don't know what last name Hinrich's birth would be under. Wilhelm von Heiden immigrated before his son and wife, probably around 1849 or 1850.

I do know they were Lutheran so I have Taufen for 1807-1818 Film #490072 presently. I have looked at it twice and found lots of von Heiden's and von der Heiden's This microfilm is for the parish records for the Reformed Church in Mulhei (Ruhr) Rheinland, Germany, including many of the small nearby towns. Their are lots of Wilhelm von Heidens, von der Heidens, ober Heidens etc. from this area. But none that are specifically 1816. What film number do you have??? Is it Dusseldorf Civil Records or what???

I have looked at film number 0489888 for Taufen 1810-1861 for the Protestant Church. I found nothing of much interest on that one. I also looked at film 999908 Civil registration of births, for 1810-1852 for Dusseldorf, Rheinland, Germany. I found nothing of interest on it either.

But I was mostly looking for Wilhelm born in 1816. If you see anything for any of the three people I am looking for, please let me know.

Wilhelm Von Heiden born 1816
Anna Maria Hurmier, (Koelling), Von Heiden born Oct.15, 1817
Henrich Von Heiden, Koelling, Hurmier born Feb. 22, 1849

Remember the spellings are unknown because by the time they got to America, spellings could have changed drastically.

Let me know if you think you can help. I have been looking for years and years with little luck.

Re: Steinkamp Family

phr2007 — 2009-03-20 19:17:31Z

Hi Judie,

I just ran across your reply to my message. What surname are you searching in Mulheim? How far back are you? I have some microfilm on indefinite loan at our local LDS library for Mulheim that goes back to the early 1700s to mid-1800s. I would be happy to look up records for you if you have names and approximate dates.

Peggy

Juergen Steinkamp

steinkamp1946 — 2009-03-14 23:15:08Z

I am looking for Jurgen Steinkamp. He was born near Buende,Germany in 1829. His father was Albert Steinkamp and his mother was Ann Margaret Wittemeyer. He had three siblings Johan Heinrich,Anne Marie, and Anne Isabel. Did he ever come to the US and if so when. Any information would be very much appreciated.

Re: Carl STEINKAMPF -- from PA: My genealogy and yours.

stevenajoseph — 2009-02-01 19:33:35Z

John,

My name is Steven Joseph and I am a distant relative of yours through Cecilia Cogan and I have been doing my complete family genealogy, including your line. Cecelia or 'Cellie' Cogan died on March 19, 1921, as per the second marriage record of Charles F. Steinkamp to Lauretta M. Schu (nee Zorn).

Her first husband, Anthony J. Schu, died on March 25, 1922.

Charles and Lauretta were married on July 26, 1925 here in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

I have the marriage date in 1900 for Charles and Cellie too, but not readily remembered in my mind at the moment.

I think the date was May 2, 1900, shortly before Viola Steinkamp Decker was born in June of that year, as per the 1900 census record. If you would like, I can get you a copy of the marriage records from downtown Pittsburgh at the City-County Building.

Let me know if we can help one another.

Steven

Re: Steinkamp Family

JudieStromley — 2008-11-25 01:29:47Z

I have close friends that are Steinkamp's. We lived next to them and have been friends for years. I am looking for family in Mulheim also. I was amazed to learn that a Steinkamp family is from their also. Wouldn't it be amazing if we were related???

Judie

Re: Walter Steinkamp, Oct 7, 1891

cannons4 — 2008-10-18 22:54:08Z

Sorry I am late getting back to you. I had rotator cuff surgery and have not been working on the family tree. I am new to using the ancestory.com message boards and not very good at it. I will be happy to share. How do we get in contact? I have a hotmail account and you could contact me there (m_d_cannon@hotmail.com)

STEINKAMP Family -- from MO

2008-10-17 18:23:04Z

I'm looking for members of the Steinkamp family that came from Missouri. My father is Donald Leroy Steinkamp. He has brothers and sisters that I believe still live in Missouri and I would love to hear from them.

George Steinkamp -- lived in CT

2008-10-17 18:21:46Z

I am looking for my grandfather at one time he resided in Connecticut his name was George Steinkamp if you have any information about hidden or a friendly number please contact me it will be greatly appreciated

August Steinkamp -- Middletown, CT

helderledge1 — 2008-10-17 18:21:02Z

August of Middletown, Ct. Died recently. Does anyone know about him?

Re: Steinkamps From Mulheim an der Ruhr

2008-10-17 18:12:43Z

Hi Joan,
Thanks for your reply! My husband's great, great-grandmother was Gertrude Steinkamp (1841-1929), daughter of Hermann and Catharina Lohbeck Steinkamp. Gertrude, and most of her ancestors, lived in Mulheim an der Ruhr. She married Friedrich Kleinholz and it was their daughter who immigrated to the U.S. If we can find a connection, I do have Kleinholz info back to the 1700's. I've been told that this family was quite prominent in Mulheim an der Ruhr. Let me know how I can help!
Peggy

Johann & Dora Steinkamp

2008-10-17 18:11:47Z

Hi Peggy:
We Steinkamps descendents of Johann Bernhardt Heinrich Steinkamp (Germany)and Dora VanAspen (Holland) are trying to find the connections in Germany. Do you have any knowledge of the name of the Steinkamp fomr Mulheim an der Ruhr, Germany? Who he married, when he came to the U.S. and where he settled? Most interested to learn all I can about this. Joan

Re: Frederick STEINKAMP

2008-10-17 18:10:13Z

FRED STEINKAMP IS MY
2ND GREAT GRANDPA FROM HOYLTON IL

GUS STEINKAMP HIS SON GUS FROM HOFFMAN IL. DOE'S THIS LINK TO YOU ?

Re: Frederick Steinkamp

2008-10-17 18:08:07Z

Hi Vicki, Thank you for your reply to my message. The name of Fredrick is a common one on our German side. Your ancestor is not in my database but he could be a nephew/cousin of our ancestor. I will be going to our local Family History Center where I have the church records from Mulheim an der Ruhr. Since you gave me birth and date years, I will search these records and will let you know if I find anything on Fredrick. The timeframe is correct, so we might get lucky. I'll get back to you later this week! Peggy

Frederick Steinkamp, b. 1842 -- wife Adalaide POGGENBURG

2008-10-17 18:07:21Z

hi I know part of my family came from germany as my great grand father spoke german ,on my family tree i have a Fredrick Steinkamp born in 1842 and died in 1871 and he was married to Adalaide Poggenburg .Then i have another Steinkamp her name is Mary Anne Steinkamp her date of birth was 1868 and her date of death was 196 some thing .If youve ever heard of any of these people please let me know ..Thank you , Vicki

Re: August Steinkamp

2008-10-17 18:04:34Z

Paul, do you have any additional informationas to where August lived after coming to New York? There waere several Steinkamp Family units living in Pittsburgh Pa at that time.

Re: Otto Steinkamp

2008-10-17 17:59:54Z

I may know something on your ancestors. My name is Amanda Steinkamp and I am the daughter of Roy Steinkamp who may know something about your ancestors. My e-mail is ars20062002@yahoo.com. E-mail me your address (if you have one) and i can give you info if he has any.

Searching For The Following STEINKAMPs

2008-10-17 17:57:27Z

Recently, I talked with some people and they need info on the following people: Roger Steinkamp, Lillia Steinkamp, Anneka Steinkamp, Josie Steinkamp. Thanks.

Henry A. STEINKAMP -- 1937 Chicago, IL

2008-10-17 17:55:28Z

I have a diploma awarded to a Mr Henry A. Steinkamp, dated 1937, in Chicago, IL. It is actual copy, and it is in a wooden frame.It is 60 years old. my e-mail adress is Leandh@aol.com
reward for return to family or anyone who is interested is 10.000 or best offer!

Re: August Steinkamp, Norwich, CT

2008-10-17 17:14:49Z

Sharon Conroy:
Well, finally. I've been waiting with baited breath for your responce to my several messages. There is obviously a connection here. I think my Grandfather George is one of the five "Steinkamp children" you mention. My wife recalls my father saying that George was from Oldensburg. As I mentioned I checked the city directory of Norwalk and found several Steinkamps. I've just returned from vacation and must get back to work at the nursery here in New Scotland, New York(just outside of Albany).
I'm very excited by your message though. It may be that Johann went by August or that August was his son. There is some confusion. Also, I am not sure all family members were listed in the City Directory. Many of the steinkamps may have move to Harttford, as my Grandfatherdid, probably for greater opportunity. I will check here further. I would love to return to the Norwalk Library. There are other good souces in Ct. and maybe I'll get to them

Carolus / Carl STEINKAMP - Pittsburgh, PA

2008-10-17 17:10:09Z

Karl/Carl Steinkamp/f Lived in Pittsburgh Pa in the 1870's. He was listed as Charles in the PA 1880 census. He was listed as Carolus Steinkamp (died 1884) in the death records from St Michaels in Pittsburgh. He married a Maria Massmann (Her second marraige and his second marraige)and they had several children who lived in the Mt. Oliver, Mt. Washington, and Allentown area of Pittsburgh.

Carl married his first wife Sophie Massmann in Bielefield Germany in 1862. They had one child. I have a lot of information on this branch of the steinkamp family but am interested in getting more information on the other branches of the family such as the Heberts, Mary's, and Massmanns.

James and Anna(Hannah) Herbert are listed in the 1880 census along with their children-John, Elizabeth, Kate, and Nellie.

A Frank and Mary Steinkamp are also in the 1880 Census along with their children Lena, Esse and Emma.

I have located a Phillip Steinkamp/Steincampf and Anna Wentzel in the 1910 PA census.

A Bernard and Catherine Mari/Mary sre listed as the parents of the Maria Mari Massman who married Karl Steinkamp st St Michael Monastary in 1871. Believe they stood for Maria but were not parents.

All these names are tied togehter and I would be glad to receive and also share any information on the steinkamp and other names mentioned.

Re: Joahnn & Dora Steinkamp

2008-10-17 17:08:45Z

I do not know of John and ddora, but were they from Norwalk? .,,,or othewr cites in Connecticut? Paul

Steinkamp Family in Quincy, IL -- Henry STEINKAMP

PatriciaHogan27 — 2008-10-17 17:48:29Z

Hi Ingrid
I have a Stienkamp family in Quincy,IL also. His name is Henery Steinkamp.
He and his wife Mary Catherine Ricker were both from Germany but married in Quincy
in 1849. They had 3 children Henry, Anna and Theresa. Henry died at age 20. The
girls married a father and son named Motzenbecker. Anna, my greatgrandmother
married the father Anton and Theresa married the son Charles. The naturalization
papers in the Sdams co court house say Henry denounced the king of Hannover Germany.
Could your family be from Hannover?
I,ve done a lot of research in Quincy and there was another Steinkamp family down the
block on Kentucky from my family. They could verywell be related. Henry was a brick
maker and own the houses at 817 and 819 Kentucky. By the way my Anna was born in Quincy
in 1855. Hope we can make a connection.

Thank you Pat Hogan

Anna Cecilia Steinkamp - GER >> CT

sconroy5518 — 2008-10-17 17:52:06Z

Anna is my grandmother who came to this country with her mother on the SS Gellert on Jun 7, 1884. Parents were Johann Ferdinand August Steinkamp and Marie Anna Suermann [Lentz?] who both had children from previous marriages. They settled in Norwich, Ct. There were 5 children from father and 6 from mother's side, only one is known to me, Hanna who later entered a convent.

STEINKAMP Family -- Norwich, CT

sconroy5518 — 2008-10-17 17:11:24Z

Reply to Paul Steinkamp.This is all I have found sofar of the Norwich,Ct. connection to my family Re;Sprague.
Maria Anna S.Steinkamp and Johann Ferdinand August Steinkamp /both born about 1835 in Germany.Only child of these parents, Ann Cecilia Steinkamp born
March 1877 in Oldenburgh_near Bremen.Came to Norwich,Conn.1883.Family
consisted of 5 children,offspring of father Johann,6 children of mother
Maria,and Anna Cecilia offspring of both.All of father's children had
Steinkamp last name.Maria's were all Lentz, name of their father and Maria's first husband,who was deceased.There were also two sons-in-law and a young nephew, Martin Steinkamp.J.UNE 7, 1884- SS Gellert- Hamburg to New York. Female passenger Anne Steinkamp #408 Age 42 and female child Anne Steinkamp #409-age 9. From the ships passenger list {Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild} Vol.4- U.C

Frederick STEINKAMP, b. 1822 -- from Germany to Illinois

mary_evers — 2008-10-17 18:01:15Z

The following was translated from St. Stephens Evangelical Lutheran Church Records 1865-1925 & Cemetery (1992) The book was compiled by Carolyn Cromeenes Foss & Judy Foreman Lee

Frederick Wil. STEINKAMP, Born 3 Oct 1822 in Schelde, Bielefeld, German, died 23 Jan 1895 at age 72 years 3 months 20 days and was buried on 25 Jan on this cemetery (did not belong to this congregation)

Frederick and his wife had moved from Columbia/Waterloo, Washington County, Illinois to Pope County before 1862. Frederick's wife was Louisa Vogelsang. I don't know if that was the 1st or 2nd. Supposedly, they came from Germany in the early to mid 1850's.

Does any of this information connect with yours?

Dora and Johann Steinkampe

Sunnie_BamBam — 2008-10-17 17:39:36Z

I find out more about Dora and Johann Steinkampe. I wondering if anyone know them. I was told that Johann was from Prussia and he married to Dora and she was from netenland. They were running away to USA from german revolutions. they got on balimore ship and the ship is Dora's dad. Then they were settled in Pella Iowa or Ohio. Then they have son and his name is Willaim Steinkampe, he married to Anne Page. Then they have daughter name is Jennie and she married to waters family. Then they have daughter name is Metta and she married to Leory Fuller and they have daugther name is Kathy. Kathy Hastings married to my grandpa Loyd Hastings. We are looking for Steinkampe and Waters and Fuller Familys... If you guys know them please contract me. I would love to talk to someone know about them. My mom told me that my grandma Kathy have cousin name is Dora. I looking for her too and I do not know her last name is...

Thanks

Johann & Dora STEINKAMP/E

Sunnie_BamBam — 2008-10-17 17:08:12Z

Hi Paul,
I wondering if you do know about Johann and Dora Steinkampe. My grandma Kathy is on their family line. Umm she just married to my grandpa Hastings long time ago. I looking for some Steinkampe and I wondering if you could help me out. Thanks

Anne Marie Ilsabein STEINKAMP

Sabrina_Rolfer — 2008-10-17 17:43:22Z

Hi,
Am looking for info re: an Anne Marie Ilsabein STEINKAMP from Germany, married: Heinrich Wilhelm MOLKENBUR from Stockhausen, Germany, born possibly right around 1800, as they have a child: Conrad Friedrich Gottlieb MOLKENBUR born 13 Feb 1830.
Anyone? Thanks!
Sabrina

Re: Death of August Steinkamp - Norwich, CT

PriscillaWalsh — 2008-10-17 17:14:15Z

I thought I would add this additional information to Sharon Conroy's (my 1st cousin) message. A friend recently copied the 1896 "Deaths in the Town of Norwich CT" for me with this information:

Steinkamp, August
65 Union Street
Norwich, Ct

He was born in Germany and died in Norwich. Listed as male, white, German. Occupation - Tailor. Died at age 61.He was married. No name for mother or father but both born in Germany. He died from valvular disease (heart) and was burried in St. Mary's Cemetary.

Can we exchange information?

Otto Steinkamp -- b. 1881

2008-10-17 17:59:26Z

I'm looking for any information on my ggrandfather Otto Steinkamp. All I know is that he was born in 1881 and died in 1960. His wife's last name was Deering, I don't know anything about her. Their son Leslie is my grandfather. He was born in 1909 and died in 1975. He was married to Myrtle Gay. They had 4 living children: Otto, Robert, Shirley and Donald (my father). I have come to a brick wall and nobody seems to know this family. If there is anybody with any information at all, I would greatly appreciate it. I need some help. Thanks

Re: August Steinkamp

2008-10-17 18:05:50Z

Was Anna's maiden name Wolf or Wolff?

August Steinkamp -- Immigrated about 1868

helderledge1 — 2008-10-17 18:04:04Z

married Anna arrived new York about 1868

Re: August Steinkamp -- daughter Henrietta

helderledge1 — 2008-10-17 17:16:35Z

I discovered the daughter of August, Henrietta(died in west Hartford in 1960). From the undertaker, I found out that she was em;polyed by the Miss Porter school in Farmington. Her mothers name was Rosenberg. She revewed the maintenance contraqct at the cemetery three years before she died and lived in Brooklyn, N.Y. (Iquess with a sister of other family member. Her obit listed Oldenberg, Germany as the place of birth. I am search for the obits of the town papers where she lived and am in contact with Miss Porter's school. that'ts it for now. Paul Steinkamp

Re: August Steinkamp - Norwich, CT

helderledge1 — 2008-10-17 17:15:24Z

Priscilla Walsh: Yes, there is a connection between My Grandfather George and August. I am familiar with others and have some rumors about the family. This is a busy time for me and it will take some time to put it together. I'll respond as soon as I can. I am locagted in Altamont, New York, where I own and operate Helderledge Farm, a plant nursery. I will write soon. Paul

Re: Henry Steinkamp in Quincy, IL

IngridJones51 — 2008-10-17 17:49:26Z

Hi Pat,
Thank you for replying to my query.
Since I last posted, I have gotten some more information on Herman and Anna Wehling STEINKAMP.
According to Herman's tombstone, he was born 10 Jan 1839 and died 22 Sep 1906.

The following information was sent to me:
"Herman STEINKAMP, schneider, age 30 years, father koetter at Stevede ksp Coesfeld, parents dead - married Anna Margaret WEHLING, age 26 years, father John Henry WEHLING, a leibzuecther at Gross Reken, on 18 Feb 1868 at St. Lamberti Church in Coesfeld. Sponsors, Henry Buese & Henry Lutke-Bomert."

Evidentally, not long after they were married they emigrated to the United States, because the 1870 Quincy, IL city directory shows Herman Steinkamp, tailor, residence 920 Oak.

The family moved to Moberly, Randolph Co., MO in 1876. They lived there the rest of their lives, and are buried in St. Mary Cemetery in Moberly.

According to Herman STEINKAMP's obituary, he still had 2 brothers, Bernard and Henry, living in Quincy at that time. "Bernard was at his bedside when the end came, but Henry is ill and unable to come, but his wife cme in his stead." The names of the parent or any deceased siblings were not given.

That's all I know at this time. That doesn't really help either of us make a connection yet, but I am hoping to find out some more before too long, and I will let you know when I do.
Again, thanks for answering.
Ingrid

Re: Anna Steinkamp

IngridJones51 — 2008-10-17 17:47:28Z

I have learned that the marriage registry for Anna Steinkamp to Anthony Thieman shows Anna's parents as Herman Steinkamp and Margaretha WEHLING. (Margaretha was known as Anna within the family.)

Anna Steinkamp -- b 1871 Germany >> MO

IngridJones51 — 2008-10-17 17:46:48Z

I have found out a little more about my grandmother's family. Not much, but maybe it will help someone help me!
My great-grandfather's name was Herman. He was born in Germany in 1839. My great-grandmother's name was Anna, born in Germany in 1843. I don't know when they came to this county, but Anna was their oldest child. Our family records show her as being born in Quincy, IL in 1871, but the Randolph County, Mo census of 1900 list her as being born in Germany. In any case, their second child, William, was born in Quincy in 1875, and the family moved to Moberly, Mo in 1876.
Herman was a tailor by trade, having learned the profession in Germany.

Anna Steinkamp -- b. 1871 Quincy, IL

IngridJones51 — 2008-10-17 17:45:39Z

Anna was my grandmother. Her father's name was Herman. I don't know any more than that, but I would like to find out. Her family moved to Moberly, MO in 1876. She married Anthony G. Thieman. Anna had 2 brothers, Will and Herman and 3 sisters, Elizabeth, Mary, and Louise. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Ingrid

Charlotte Steinkamp -- b. 1860 Westphalia, GER

kotts1 — 2008-10-17 17:56:36Z

I am looking for any information relating to a Charlotte Steinkamp (or Steincamp) who was an 20 year old woman (b. 2/24/1860 in Huelhorst, Westphalia) working as a servant in 1880 for a family in York, PA. She is my grandmother. She emmigrated to the US in 1873. I have no information on how or who with. I am currently searching through passenger lists and church records from PA but have found nothing of her ancestry. I was hoping she may show up in records from Germany.

George Kottmeier

Re: Searching For These STEINKAMPs

michellepeacemorgan — 2008-10-17 17:58:14Z

Well, here is what I found at ancestry.com but I'm not sure if it is the same person since you posted no dates and no date ranges with the names.

I only found some info for Roger, none of the other names you listed.

If it is the same person, you might try requesting the death certificate for Roger. If it lists the cemetery where he is buried, maybe the cemetery will have other records. (i.e. maybe some of his family is buried with him.) You might also try locating a copy of his obit.

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U.S. Federal Census:

1930 Illinois
Adams County
Riverside Township
District 61

Roll: T626_405
Page: 7A
ED: 61
Image: 0451
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Joseph W STEINKAMP
Head of Household
Age 38
(Age at 1st marriage: 28)

Laura C. STEINKAMP
Wife
Age 39
(Age at 1st marriage: 29)

Herman F STEINKAMP
Son
Age 12

Roger F STEINKAMP
Son
Age 9

Leona E STEINKAMP
Daughter
Age 7

Edward W STEINKAMP
Son
Age 4

Rosella M STEINKAMP
Daughter
Age 2

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Social Security Death Index:
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Roger STEINKAMP
SSN 346-16-2736 - Issued: IL (Before 1951)
Born 3 May 1920
Died Aug 1962

Maria Agnes STEINKAMP -- b. 1760 Westfalen, Germany

Vertrees_Hood — 2008-10-17 18:03:07Z

Looking for the parents of Maria Agnes Steinkamp, b. 1760, Stieghorst 11, Westfalen, Germany chr. at Lutheran Church in Heepen. d. 31 Mar 1832, Steighorst 11, she married Christopher Heinrich Losing, b. 1766, Steighorst 11, d. 14 Feb. 1832. It seems taht the church records from 1766-1785 are missing, so I can't find the parents. I need his parents also