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WIESE William R Sr and Johnnie B

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 18:30:54Z

WIESE William R Sr and Johnnie B

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: the name wiese

lynhallmann — 2009-07-16 15:47:58Z

Julius A. Wiese died May 25, 1924 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Kurtz, in Toledo, OH. His wife, Augusta, died in June of 1929 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Brown, in Saginaw, MI.

They had lived in Saginaw, Michigan, for quite a while, where my Wiese family lives. Julius had a nickname, "Schooster". Not sure of spelling. I believe Julius and Augusta had a grandson who became a minister in Oregon. I'm looking for more info on the family, and living relatives.

mina and otto wiese

jw0309727 — 2009-07-09 02:55:10Z

these are the names of might great grandparents my grandfather was walter and he had brothers named ray and cliff they were in oakes nd

Re: Old Photo of Emma Wiese - Iowa

jschulz26 — 2009-05-05 21:25:35Z

Greetings, this may be my great grandmother who was born Emma Bein and married Ferdinand Wiese, and they lived in Avoca Iowa and the immediate area. I will show others the photo and see if they recognize her?? I have a photo of her when she was much older, to try to compare to.

Manning, where photo was taken, in in Carroll County, which I know she spent some time in, as that is where others that she knew lived, and it was two counties away from Avoca in Pottawattame County.
Are there any other clues in the photo or on the back?

How nice that you took the time to post this photo!
Thank-you!
Judith Schulz

Re: Minnie Wiese, Julius & Augusta Wiese

lily1311 — 2009-03-14 22:24:03Z

I don't have a Julius Wiese in my family history, but if you visit the family tree, C. Jones + L. Maus at ancestry.com, you can send a request to view my tree. The Wiese family in my tree, indicates: Johan (John) 1818-1893; Carl William who stayed in Prussia, somehow employed in the govenment there; and Michael Wiese 1821-1898. They may have had sisters, I don't know.
John Wiese married Louisa Hintz, while still in Prussia; had a number of children there, some of whom apparently died there; in 1854, arriving on Christmas Day. From a relative's family history: "When Johann and Louisa were married in Prussia, they had a three day celebration and an entire Wiese band played music for the occasion. Johann Wiese was a shipbuilder and a mathematician for the Prussian government. The Wiese and Hintz people both were government employees in Prussia. Johan worked for the Chancellor of Prussia and gave one or two speeches a year. Johan and his brother, Michael I, were Prussian guards to Kaiser Wilhelm's Regiment. (August Wiese used to say he was a 42nd cousin to Kaiser Wilhelm.)

Johann and Louisa left Germany so their sons would not have to go into the military service which was compulsory. They went to White Prussia for the required waiting period prior to coming to the U.S. The boys in Prussia had to spend 1/2 day in school and 1/2 day in the military. An aunt came to U.S. with the Wieses. {Barbara doesn't know if the aunt was from the Wiese or Hintz side of the family}. "

Re: Minnie (Another family)

FAMHISHUNTER — 2009-03-14 20:04:24Z

Yes, as a matter of fact, I do have connections!
I've only recently married into the family, and started searching. I hope you're still "out there" and looking in on these posts!
I have William A. Wiese, son of Julius and Augusta Wiese, born in Rochester, MN, as reported on his marriage license in Spokane, WA, 1903. On this license, He lists his parents as Julius Wiese and Augusta Wurch.
Have you any further information on the Wieses?

Re: Wiese Family re.William F. & William H.

diannamort — 2009-03-13 16:24:29Z

There was a William F. Wiese born in Deer Park, Washington and died May, 2000. His wife was Glayd Lenore and they had three children. Mary Jane, Douglas Earl and Viola. Mary Jane had three children, Ella Marie, Bill and Bob. Douglas had five children, Lincoln, Lanola, Dianna, Lynette and Clifford. Viola had three children, Thomas, Richard and William.

family search

micwiese63 — 2009-02-01 13:19:34Z

Looking for anyone related to or associated with Gorden or Fred Wiese. Both deceased and have their final resting places in Manitoba Canada. Can contact me at micwiese@hotmail.com

Re: Old Photo of Emma Wiese - Iowa

bwiesetc — 2009-01-11 13:09:29Z

Hi RandallMcDaniel44 -

My grandfather (William Wiese) had a sister named Emma. She was born in Nebraska (likely Washington County) in 1882. She married Thomas Kniep. She died in 1912 and is buried in the German Cemetery in Washington Cty, NE. I am not certain that the photo you have is my great aunt, but there is a high likelihood that it is. If you wouldn't mind making a copy of the photo and the inscription on the back, I would certainly be willing to pay you for your time. If you can scan both and email them to me, that would be appreciated also.

Many thanks,
Bill Wiese

Wiese Family from Fall Creek, Eau Claire, Wisconsin

alexislarsen1 — 2008-12-21 04:23:35Z

Great-grandfather Eduard Wiese married Auguste Boetzel on 6 January 1876 in Fall Creek, Eau Claire Wisconsin. They were both born in Prussia. Looking for any further info.

joseph wiese married to eva pankau

wisetoddw — 2008-08-25 01:47:23Z

looking for any decentants to these people.my husband is direct line and would like any help. i have been compiling what i have already to make a wise (wiese / pankau) book for my husband and would love see if anyone out there may be willing to assist with this family project. i have some family history along with a few pictures and would love to share with others family members. please contact us at: wisetoddw@yahoo.com.
i thank you in advance.
ruby wise

Beck Kruse

ktiedemann164 — 2008-06-02 00:26:12Z

Seeking information on Beck Kruse born in Germany married Hans Gotsch (Goettsch, Gottsch) he was born Jan, 25, 1803 in Barsbeck,Germany and died March 15, 1863 in Barsbeck. They had the following children, Trina, Lena, Gretje, Becke and Peter Heinrich (my GGF). His parents were Mars Gotsch and Catherina Wiese. Any and all information, on Beck, would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Carolina Wilhelmina Wiese

donnyandalex — 2008-05-25 23:14:25Z

Searching for information on my ggg grandmother Carolina Wilhelmina Wiese, possibly also known as Caroline. She was born on May 29, 1829 in Gandersheim, Braunschweig, Germany. She immigrated to the US in 1864(?). She married Conrad Meyer on December 28, 1848. She had 13 children, Noah J, 6 more males, and 6 more females. She died on December 7, 1917 and was buried in the Lutheran Cemetery in St Francois County, MO. Any additional information on her, her immigration, her parents or siblings, her children, or her husband would be greatly appreciated.

Carolina Wilhelmina Wiese

donnyandalex — 2008-05-25 23:14:04Z

Wiese, Johann Heinrich, died 1758 Parum, Mecklenburg, Germany

beha30 — 2008-05-18 08:19:16Z

I'm looking for any information on
Johann Heinrich WIESE, died 1758 in Parum.
On Oct 11, 1715 he married Anna Sophia ENGEL in Güstrow, Mecklenburg, Germany. He was a pastor.

Who were his parents?

Re: Joachim & Catherina Goettsch Wiese, Barsbek, Germany to Davenport, Iowa

suzannedavis1960 — 2008-05-18 01:36:44Z

e mail me at waynedavis75@cableone.net
Suzanne

Re: Christian Wiese

Leannewie — 2008-04-30 16:18:28Z

Hi Alan!
I think there is a post that was sent to me but meant for you regarding Christian Wiese from blueyes1976. Looks to me that you share the same family and thought I should alert you to this post.
Good Luck,
Leanne Wiese

Re: Christian Wiese

blueeyes1976 — 2008-04-20 20:24:07Z

This Christian Wiese sounds like he may be the Christian Wiese I am in research for as well. My Christian Wiese (Great, Great, Great Grandfather) was married to Maria Pobandt and they also had John David, Fred, otto, julius, charles, and christian.John David Wiese was my Great, Great, Grandfather and he married Wilhelmina Nagel. Who had Frank, Edward, John, Charles G. and Gustav Herman. I hope that some of this may ring a bell to you. Thank You for any info you would have, Tara Lynn Anderson daughter of (Joyce Elaine Wiese)

Re: Wiese Family

2006-12-05 17:54:29Z

Carrie - my grandfather's side is from Heyes Township - Crawford County, IA. We have an extensive book on the Wiese's. My granfather was Leslie William Henry Wiese (1906). I know I have seen the name of Frederick Wiese in our book.

Re: Harry B. Wiese

DecMay — 2007-09-12 00:03:01Z

Lived in Red Bluff, Tehama Co. CA Sept 12, 1918 as he filed a WWI Draft Registration Card
Name written as Harry Bustow Wiese but transcribed in Ancestry’s index as Harry Buston Wiese.
Age 34 b. January 28, 1884 living at 836 Washington . Occ: Printer for self at same address. Nearest relative: Edna Kathryn Wiese-wife at same address. Med build, Med height, Brown ryes, Brown hair. Signed Harry B. Wiese and also signed by Edna as the person who filled out the card .

www. vitalsearch-ca.com death index has Harry B. Wiese listed with spouse’s initials E.K.

1910 census for Contra Costa co. CA has a Harry B. Wiese age 28 single occ: printer for ? paper listed as roomer, b. MO/father Illinois/mother looks like Virginia but the census page has water damage and it is hard to read. Can’t read the name of the head of household.

1930 census for Porterville, Tulare co. Ca has Edna K. Wiese (transcribed as Wisse) age 46 widow first married at age 28 b. CA/CA/MA clerk for newspaper. Has 3 daughters in household, Winnie R. 18, Helen C. 16, Marjorie B. 10 all b. in CA/MO/CA

Looks like Edna Kathryn’s maiden name is Burke.

You can order his obituary :
All Porterville Newspapers - 1890 to 2000 - $5.00 and 2000 to 2006 - $5.00
Sequoia Genealogical Society
c/o Tulare City Library Genealogy Room
113 North "F" Street
Tulare, CA 93274
You must send a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your request and include the name and date of death or publication. Make all checks payable to the Sequoia Genealogical Society

Wiese, Harry B age 50 obit appeared 1929 Aug 2, 5 in PER (Porterville Evening Recorder)

Website where I found above obit information: http://www.cagenweb.com/cpl/tulare/tcobit1.htm

This information is also posted to Tulare County message board as response to Sept 2007 query by djq769.

Wiese family from Minden, Germany to St. Louis, MO

dmclamb — 2007-09-09 20:16:42Z

I have seen some messages on this forum about this family but have been unable to connect with the contributors, so I thought I'd try again.
My Wiese family came from Todtenhausen, near Minden, to St. Louis June, 1880. This is what I know:
August Wiese (1842-1925)carpenter; married
Caroline Busse (1845-1925), parents Frederich & Christine Busse.
August & Caroline Wiese's family:

1. Christine 1865-1947, married Wilhelm M. Schaefer;
Children: Amanda Schaefer 1885-1935, m. Chas Niemeyer,
William C 1886-1949, m. Ida Pfaff,
son William Arnold Schaefer 1917-1943;
Lena 1889-1919, m Frederick Wm Suedmeyer,
sons Herbert Suedmeyer, m Hilda, had
son Carl Howard 1926-1992;

2. Caroline Marie Charlotte Wiese 1867-1942, married
Gustave Charles Sawade (This is my line);
Children: Gustave Wilhelm Sawade 1894-1955,
m. Thelma Olive Sloan, had
Dolores Evelyn Sawade 1915-1985,
Merlyn Collis Sawade 1918-2000;

3. Frederick H. Wiese 1870-1948, m. Emma Koestering;
Children: Walter Theodore Wiese 1897-1964,
m. Ethel Opfer;
Edna B. Wiese 1899-1982 m. Frank W.Hartwig;
Irvin 1902;

4. Christian Wilhelm Wiese 1872-1952,
married? 1. Joseline Harris, 2. Effie May Young,
3. Margaret Roach/Roche;
Children: Alice Marie Wiese (1913-), m. Earl Weule;
William Mason Wiese, Sr. 1923-1995;

5. August Wiese 1874-1932, married Anna Wolf;
Children: Hazel Wiese 1903- m. Koch;
Milburn Wiese 1903-1980

6. Sophia Catherine 1876-1950, married Louis Beckemeyer;
Children: Fred Wm. Beckemeyer, 1898-1965,
m. Blanche Turnbull,
had Paul F Beckemeyer 1926-1989;
August Beckemeyer b. 3/17/1901
Henry W. Beckemeyer 1901-1969;
Evelyn Beckemeyer 1906-2002,
m. Herman A Bergesch, Jr. 1896-1982,
had Orville Herman Bergesch 1933-1981;
Martha Beckemeyer 1910-1980,m.Robert Orr;

7. Henry Wiese 1878-1922, married Theresa Boversmith.
Daughter: Florence Wiese, born abt. Feb. 1912.

If anything sounds familar to you, please respond. I'd love to exchange information about these families.

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

Wiese7219 — 2007-11-07 05:55:29Z

Anna was my GGgrandmother. Her son was as showen in my chart. In what way are you related? Gotfried lived in Milwaukee Wis.

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

Wiese7219 — 2007-11-15 22:44:32Z

Local historical Socities might have the book.
My source was in Madison WI, The Memorial Library on State Street. R W Wiese

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

Wiese7219 — 2007-11-14 05:56:05Z

A German Book "Deutsches Geschlecterbucher" has the wiese history under Posen. This is my source. R.w. Wiese

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

Wiese7219 — 2007-11-13 22:25:41Z

I'm sorry I don't and would like to find some.
R W Wiese

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

dharkink — 2007-11-15 06:09:01Z

TO: R. J. WIESE ...

I'm very curious WHERE I might get access to this book ("Deutsches Geschlecterbucher"), so that I might find my WIESE's in the Posen area.

While I haven't had a lot of time recently to do in-depth research, I would really love to find out who the parents and siblings were for GOTTLIEB WIESE (b 22 Jul 1841, d 03 Apr 1904 in Honey Creek Township, Reynolds, White County, INDIANA) ..and.. his wife, Caroline Wilhemina ROSENTRATER (b 10 Dec 1844, d 05 Aug 1921 in Reynolds, White County, INDIANA). They were married in Posen/Prussia (about 1867), but I haven't been able to track down EXACTLY WHERE they came from.

Thanks for your help!
DIANE (GEIER) HARKINK
dharkink@msn.com

Re: Theodore Wiese in Wisconsin

gipcwoman — 2006-10-29 00:28:21Z

I am searching for ancestors & descendants of a Theodore Wiese that lived in Boulder Junction, WI.
He married Mary Bennett & had three daughters named: Adeline, Evelyn & Hazel.
I want to know who Theodore's parents, etc. were....
And I also want to know what happened to their daughters...who did they marry, any children, etc....
I have found out that Adeline was married to Marvin Ahlborn of Minocqua, WI and had 3 children with him.
Sharon, Henry & Donald.
I would like to know when Adeline & Marvin divorced & who she married later & where she is buried & under what name. We know she died in Madison, WI, but don't know what name she is listed under.

Re: looking for anyone related to Paul Wiese

anjarose71 — 2007-03-14 22:27:16Z

I have Paul Wiese he is born in Germany and immigrate to 1889. He lives 1930 in Chicago. His Son is Paul Wiese, born 1904/1905 in Illinois. His Brother is Theodor Wiese, born 1870 in Germany his immigrate 1887 and the Father is August Wiese born about 1839 in Germany his immigrate to 1892. August is the great-grandfather from my Father.

Anja

Peter Wiese born in Prussia 1844

wiese51 — 2008-03-21 03:00:11Z

I am looking for information on Peter Wiese born in Prussia and settled in Milwaukee WI around 1872. Married Emilie Mokelke in 1875.

Re: Peter Wiese born in Prussia 1844

wiese51 — 2008-03-22 15:37:11Z

Thanks, I do have the 1880 census plus I have other census material. I do have the death certificate also. I can find nothing else.

Keith

Re: William Wiese

kluecke — 2006-12-12 17:25:57Z

NCSieck,

If you would like to continue this line, my e-mail address is kluecke@hotmail.com.

This may not be a connection. My Lueckes come from Spanish Lake / Columbia Bottoms in northeastern St. Louis County. My Lueckes were originally Lutheran. Currently, my family of Lueckes is one of the few I know that was originally Lutheran. We have spelled our name as: Luke, Lucke, and Luecke over the past 150 years.

I'm not aware of any Harry Luecke that I'm related to. However, maybe the person is misnamed or it was a nickname used while he was a child. You never know.

There is a larger clan of Lueckes in the city of St. Louis that I think were originally Catholic. I think there was another Luecke family in northern St. Louis county that was originally Catholic. My mom recently met some people from this family.

The only Harry Luecke that I'm familiar with was Mary Frann's father. Mary Frann was on The Newhart Show back in the 1980s and I think here dad was an editor with the Suburban Journals.

Thank you
Kenn Luecke

Obituaries of Joachim & Catharina Wiese, Grand Island, Nebraska

SharonKeys70 — 2008-03-13 00:20:27Z

From a Grand Island newspaper, Feb. 12, 1909, p. 5:
"Death of Joachim Wiese
Joachim Wiese, a well known resident of Center township five miles west of this city died yesterday morning at 6 o'clock of heart failure after an illness of six days.
Mr. Wiese was born in Holstein, Germany, and was 77 years, nine months and three days old. He came to this country twenty-six years ago and located on his farm west of the city. From about 1886 to 1891, he resided in Keya Pana county and then returned to his place in Center township to reside. Besides his wife he leaves three children to mourn his loss. They are Henry Wiese, residing near Wood River, Herman Wiese, residing on the home place, and Mrs. Chis Meier, residing near Wood River. The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the home."

Also from a Grand Island, Nebraska newspaper, Sat. Nov. 25, 1922, p. 5:
"Mrs. Katherina Wiese
Mrs. Katherina Wiese, widow of Joachim Wiese, passed away at her home five miles southwest of this city at about 7 o'clock Friday evening, death resulting from paralysis. About five weeks ago she suffered a paralytic stroke since which time she had gradually grown weaker. For the past several days her condition had been critical.
Mrs. Wiese was born in Germany on July 25, 1832, and was aged 90 years and four months at the time of her demise. She came in American in the year of 1881, and with the exception of about ten years spent in Keyapaha county, this state, has resided ever since in Hall county, a period of over 30 years. During her long residence here she became well known and was highly esteemed by all who knew her.
Her husband, the late Joachim Wiese, passed away 14 years ago and a daughter, likewise preceded the mother in death about 20 years ago. The surviving children are: Henry of Wood River, Herman, residing on the home place. Mrs. Chris Meyer, of Wieser, Idaho, as also 15 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
Funeral services will take place from the farm home of the deceased at 1:30 P.M. Sunday. Rev. Schumann officiating. Interment will be made in the Grand Island cemetery."

I also have the obituaries of Herman Wiese, Anna Hennings Wiese (wife of Herman), Alice (wife of Walter Wiese, maiden name Rohwedder)and Emma Wiese (daughter of Joachim & Catharina). I will send or post them if any one is interested. Unfortunately, this line is not mine!

Joachim & Catherina Goettsch Wiese, Barsbek, Germany to Davenport, Iowa

SharonKeys70 — 2008-03-12 23:56:37Z

Joachim Wiese, b. 1827 in Barsbek, son of Hinrich Wiese & Caecilia ("Sielke") Kuehl. Joachim married Catharina Goettsch in Holstein, Germany & came to America with his wife & her adult siblings in 1856. Catharina ("Trin") was b. 1831 in Barsbek. Her parents were Hans Gotsch & Rebecca ("Beck") Kruse. Catharina's siblings were: Lena (married Stender in U.S.), Margaretha (married Klindt in U.S.) and Peter Heinrich Christian ("Henry")Goettsch.

I am looking for descendents of Joachim & Catharina. I am descended from Lena. Can anyone help me? I have been at this brick wall for years.

Old Photo of Emma Wiese - Iowa

RandallMcDaniel44 — 2007-09-09 03:50:23Z

I recently purchased a bunch of old photos. One of the photos shows a younger woman, and is labeled on the back "Emma Wiese". The photo was taken at a photo studio in Manning Iowa, likely in the early 1900s. Maybe someone will recognize one of their ancestors.

Attached is a copy of the photo. If this is one of your ancestors, please contact me.

Re: Peter Wiese born in Prussia 1844

chaliapin — 2008-03-22 14:48:53Z

You did not say what material you had already searched, but if you would like a copy of the 1880 Census, let me know. I can attach it to an email directly to you.

Gene
emwiese1(at)comcast.net

Re: Henry Wiese

chaliapin — 2008-01-04 00:26:55Z

Here is a possible listing for your Henry Wiese:

Name: Henr Wiese
Arrival Date: 16 Sep 1867
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
Destination: United States of America
Place of Origin: Prussia
Ethnicity/Race/Nationality: Prussian (German)
Ship Name: Deutschland
Search Ship Database: Search the Deutschland in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival: New York
Line: 30
Microfilm Serial: M237
Microfilm Roll: M237_286
List Number: 980
Port Arrival State: New York
Port Arrival Country: United States

If this is the person you want, you may have some difficulty since he departed from Bremen, and the Breman records have been destroyed for those earlier years. Have you done a search for his naturalization records, or for his marriage records, or any of the records from this country? That is where you could most profitably begin. It was with local records that I learned enough to find my great grandparents in Germany.

For my Wiese family I found that spelling of the name was the biggest problem. I have three or four spellings of the surname, and given names were sometimes in German form, and sometimes in English form. My 2nd great grandfather, whose name was Joachim (Jochim, Jochem) was listed on one US census as James.

Good luck with your search. If you would like a picture of the manifest page, please send me your personal email address, and I will send it as an attachment.

emwiese1@comcast.net

Gene

Re: Henry Wiese

chaliapin — 2008-01-03 15:02:00Z

Your Henry Wiese is not mine but is this your Henry Wiese?

1900 United States Federal Census 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Henry Wiese
Home in 1900: Hanover, Washington, Kansas
Age: 51
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849
Birthplace: Germany
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
Spouse's Name: Anna
Race: White
Occupation: View Image
Immigration Year: 1867
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Wiese 51
Anna Wiese 44
Elizabeth Wiese 23
George Wiese 21
Anna Wiese 18
Frank Wiese 16
Mary Wiese 7
Theresa Wiese 5

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

hidla — 2007-11-13 17:13:54Z

Anna Mittelstadt's olsest son was Rudolph August Wiese. Rudolph married Louise Dorothea Stamm, and they had 14 children, nine who survived. My great grandmother is Johanna Gertrude Wiese, who married Frank Grieb. They had two children, Henry and Louise Grieb...nickname Dolly Grieb was my grandmother, . All these poeple lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin as well.....Do you have any information about Anna's parents?

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

hidla — 2007-11-13 22:33:54Z

Excuse the last name that would be Von Zawisza

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

hidla — 2007-11-13 22:33:03Z

Have you done most of the research on the Wiese family...I'm curious at to how you found that Martin Wiese has a connection to the Von Sawisza?

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

hidla — 2007-11-07 04:46:00Z

I'm also trying to find information about Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt...and believe she is my great-great-great grandmother as well.. when she was married to Johann Gottleib Wiese her oldest son Rudolph August Wiese would be my great-great grandfather. Please reply if you get this message.

Re: Anna Whilhelmine Mittelstadt ,Wiese,Kussmann

hidla — 2007-11-18 15:35:50Z

Dear Wiese7219,

On a trip to my parents home, I discovered an old photo album. Unfortunatly, there are no names on what I bleive to be Wiese relatives. There is a picture of one of Rudolph Wiese pharmacy stores and a picture of 5 pharmacists. Also, a picture of a Union Civil War soldier. In your research, did any of the Wiese family paticipate in the war? All the photos were taken by a Milwaukee Company.

Re: Ernestine Wiese, Black Jack, St. Louis, Missouri

karenwalker48 — 2008-01-18 17:02:26Z

Do you know of the Missouri Death Certificates on-line?
It is: www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates
you can see the death certificates on-line of deaths from 1910 to 1956, but they are still working on them so dates from about 1942 to 1945 are still missing but will be filled in monthly until they are done.
It is a great source of information for people who died in Missouri in those time periods.
I have Gerling's in my family tree, but I don't recognize those names. I don't know the siblings of my great-great-grandfather, Friedrich W. Gerling who married Maria Berghorn. They lived in Franklin County Missouri about 50 miles south of St. Louis, MO.

Re: Harry B. Wiese

djg769 — 2007-09-19 10:42:25Z

thank you!
I use to have ancenstry and I had some of this but needed help filling in pieces. without having access.
Thank you very much!

Re: Harry B. Wiese

djg769 — 2007-09-07 20:45:34Z

sorry the wiese part was cut off

WIESE Harry Bristow age 49-6 b 1882 bur 3 Aug 1929 D-48-1
veteran Spanish American war headstone

HOME OF PEACE CEMETERY, was established in 1908 and is known for the number of ornate monuments it contains. It is located on East Olive Street, near Porterville Cemetery and Hillcrest Cemetery.

Re: Harry B. Wiese

djg769 — 2007-09-07 20:39:47Z

tulare county, ca

Harry Bristow age 49-6 b 1882 bur 3 Aug 1929 D-48-1
veteran Spanish American war headstone

HOME OF PEACE CEMETERY, was established in 1908 and is known for the number of ornate monuments it contains. It is located on East Olive Street, near Porterville Cemetery and Hillcrest Cemetery.

Re: Henry Wiese

jimf112 — 2008-01-03 15:19:56Z

Yes that is my Henry Wiese. I was wondering if you or
anyone else knew what ship he came over on and what
his parents names where. They were my Great Grandparents
on my father's side of the family. I don't have a
picture of them. Thanks for the information

Henry Wiese

jimf112 — 2008-01-03 02:47:54Z

Would like information on Henry Wiese born in 1849 in
Germany. He married Anna Menke in Breece, Illinois

Re: William Wiese

NCSieck — 2006-12-12 04:20:23Z

When my husband's maternal grandmother died, I was given her personal papers. Among them were two photographs which may be of interest to you. One is of a middle-aged lady you is identified as Mrs. Wiese. The other is a photograph taken in St. Louis, Mo of a very young blond-haired boy. It is labeled Harry Lucke (or Lueke) both of which could have been an incorrectly spelling of Luecke. I would very much like to see these photographs back safely into the hands of a descendant.

Fred Fleer's aunt, Mrs. Wiese

NCSieck — 2006-12-12 04:05:30Z

My husband's grandmother labeled a photograph "Fred's aunt, Mrs. Wiese." Fred was Fredrich Henry FLEER. He was born 10 Feb 1890 in St. Louis where he died 4 Jul 1941. Since research "suggests" that his father was an only child, Fred's aunt would have been his mother's sister or the wife of one her brothers. His mother's maiden name was Wilhelmina Friederika SCHAEPER. According to her father's will, her brothers were Henry William , William Stephan and Albert Herman. If she had a sister she was not living in 1894 when her father's will was written. I would LOVE to get this photograph back in the hands of a descendant.