Yech - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Yech

djlange — 2011-10-21 16:35:37Z

There certainly are alot of Steinhorsts in this area. They came mostly from Besswitz, Germany. Sorry, I do not see a connection to your family.

Re: Yech

marcyskala — 2011-07-20 08:25:34Z

In reading all these posts about Steinhorsts I am seeing that Robert Yech or Yeck is the person to go to. Almost all of the Steinhorst I run across seem to be in the Sauk area of Wisconsin. My g-grandfather Carl Steinhorst immigrated to Lake Mills WI in 1868. My father told me that they had a large extended family and yet I am having a very hard time tracking any of them down. There are a lot of records at the St. John Lutheran Ch in Newville but still very hard to figure out who is related to who. In reading over some notes I made a few years ago when I was talking to my dad about his childhood, he mentions heading up to Green Bay to visit Uncle Fred and Aunt Idy. Have you run across these Steinhorsts or do you see any connections to the Steinhorsts in the Sauk area with those who settled in the Lake Mills/Waterloo area.
Marcy Skala

Re: Yech

RobertYeck — 2010-07-14 02:17:55Z

We just replyed to your message for Justine Verch and now realize that you are seeking information on Steinhorst. Yes, we have much information on that family and would be happy to share with you. Please let us know how you can be contacted. Bob's Grandmother Ernestine was a Steinhorst. She lived in Ableman along with many of her relatives at the start of WW1. Bob Yeck

Re: Yech

djlange — 2010-07-12 16:33:39Z

Hello,
I lived in Ableman for most of my life and now my daughter
has married a Steinhorst. Would it be possible for you to send me what Steinhorst info you have?
Thanks,
Donna

Catherine Yeack

poniepainter — 2006-02-01 03:59:04Z

Catherine Yeack was born in PA, 1825, married John Naegel in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1848, died there in 1898. Their childrens' births are listed in the old St. Mary's Catholic Church archives (sometimes her name is spelled Feck or Teck), but I can find no supporting relatives. Does she fit in your family?

Re: Yeich

2003-10-25 14:41:33Z

Hello Douglas,
I see my branch of the Sparr family is on your family tree.
I have sent an email to your net zero address, or you can contact me here: sparrbq@hotmail.com

Amos Sparr was my GG Grandfather, I am decended through
Amos Sparr = Henry F. = Howard E. = Barry L. =
Brandon M. Sparr

Re: KARLS

flossie1 — 2002-04-11 00:10:46Z

Have information for Eva Schneider Karls
e-mail me
fnotch@wcta.net

Karls family

RobertKarls — 2001-07-11 14:40:54Z

My KARLS links go back to WI. Joseph Karls, b. 12/01/1890 in WI, and Barney/Benedict/Bernard/Barnett KARLS, b. 10/23/1855 in WI. Any links? Joseph had siblings: Peter, Rose Annie, Anna, and Mae.

KARLS

RobertKarls — 2001-07-11 14:40:54Z

Since last year I've discovered my great-great-grandfather, Peter Karls, b. c1820 in Germany, married Mary Catherine Zimmer, b. c.1818 Germany and they had 5 children: Nicolaus, b. c1851 Germany; Theodore, b. c1854 Germany; Barnett (Bernard) b. Oct. 1855 in WI, probably Johnsburg; Benedict, b. c1857 in WI; and Gertrude, b. c1864 in WI. Barnett is my great-grandfather and we may be related through one of his siblings.

Yesche

lookingforlink — 2001-06-26 22:01:21Z

I have a question for all you Yech's...
I have a family name of Yesche in my tree. There is no message board for it(although I am creating one) and I mostly find it as a surname. It was my great, great grandmother's first name. Is there any relation to your last names? I do believe she is German also.

Thanks.

Kathy

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