Ziegler - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Sohnstetten, DE

Betty_Seabrook — 2009-11-13 04:07:30Z

We were in Sohnstten, DE in Sept 2009. This was our 3rd visit to the village. One of the gentlemen that helped us with the Haltiwangers is writing a book on the decendents of families that left Sohnstetten and came to SC. If anyone is interested helping us gather families for him to contact, we would appreciate it. Thank you Betty Haltiwanger Seabrook and Lynn Haltiwanger

Re: John Ziegler & Catherine Funk in Somerset, PA or St. Charles, MO

sammarcell — 2009-11-09 21:34:04Z

bgrothe1814, are you by any chance the owner/originator of the landy family tree? If so, could you please email or contact me at sam.marcell@gmail.com

Re: Ana (Ida) Ziegler (1907-1977)

ArchivistLi — 2009-10-16 18:10:24Z

i've found a bit more information.
Ana (Ida)'s mother was named Esther.
More of her siblings include Norma, Danny, Murray, Joe, Jenny, and Shloyma.
I'm fairly lost with no idea of where to look next. Any help would be much appreciated!

Johann Ziegler/Germany

JewellBurcham68 — 2009-09-11 21:44:46Z

Johann Ziegler Married to Klara Ketterer, they hadtwo children Marie Anna married to Ludwig Mellert from Katholisch, Germany
Theresia maried to Joseph Schnider M 27 Jul 1819
Looking for parents siblings
Anyone with informaton
overhillgang68@gmail.com
Jewell

ZIEGLERs in Ontario

swolfy — 2009-07-19 21:14:00Z

I am having a really hard time tracking down my immigrating ancestor's early Canadian info... and his parent's names. I know that he (Henry G.) stated that he came to Canada in 1846. I haven't found an obit. His marriage was by banns, so no parent info there. I haven't found him on the 1851/2 census (not in Canada west or east).
So I am beginning to work on his siblings in hope that they will lead somewhere. They are: Aron, Albert, and Lizabeth. Does anyone have these names in their tree? Any suggestions on finding parent's names? I can't even be positive that he came over with his parent's; in 1846 he was 12. He could have come alone, I suppose.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Shawna

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

japeterson158 — 2009-07-12 04:37:46Z

Is that your Henry (b Aug 1834) and Magueritte (b 1837) Ziegler in the 1911 census for Moose Jaw, enum. dist 31, page 3 Tship 12 Range 4. There are others on the page as well. Butch http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/index.html

Ana (Ida) Ziegler (1907-1977)

ArchivistLi — 2009-07-02 20:27:35Z

Hi!
I'm looking for family connections and more information about Ana (Ida) Ziegler.
Ana was one of 13 children. After her father was killed, her mother fled Russia with the kids to the USA, and did live in New York at some point. Some of Ana's sisters were Fanny, Sally, Manny, and Lena.
Ana married and had a son named Samuel in the 1920s. In the 30s she married Bernard Heller and they had 2 children, George and Marilynn. Samuel died young in an accident, I believe.
At some point Ana changed her name to Ida (I'm not sure when or why).

Any help would be great. Thanks!

Re: ZIEGLER

ArchivistLi — 2009-07-02 18:41:56Z

I'm doing some reasearch for a friend and wanted to know if you could help.
One of his relatives is Ana Ziegler (1 Apr 1907-29 May 1977). She was one of 13 children who immigrated to New York with their widdow mother from Russia. She married young, had a son named Samuel. Later she married Bernard Heller. Ana and Bernard had 2 children, George and Marilynn. At some point Ana changed her name to Ida.
Some of Ana's sisters may be named Fanny, Sally, Manny, and Lena.
Any information would help greatly

Eldon Ziegler

JIWelsch — 2009-05-31 14:30:33Z

MOLINE, Ill. -- Eldon W. Ziegler, 93, of Moline, died Thursday, Sept. 7, 2000, at Trinity Medical Center in Rock Island, Ill.

Services were today at Wendt Funeral Home in Moline. Burial will be at Moline Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Cross Lutheran Church in Moline.

Mr. Ziegler was born Nov. 8, 1906, in Carbon Cliff, Ill., the son of John and Emma Hintz Ziegler. He married Elenora Vollrath on Sept. 4, 1937, in Davenport. She died in 1993.

He worked at Deere and Co. in Moline as an industrial engineer for 36 years, retiring in 1971.

Survivors include two sons, Eldon Ziegler and his wife, Fran, of Clarkville, Md. and Dale Ziegler and his wife, Marie, of Bettendorf; eight grandchildren; and a brother, John Ziegler Jr., of East Moline.

He was preceded in death by his mother and father, his wife, and a daughter, Karen.

Frank S. Ziegler, born July 11, 1904

GeoFiles — 2009-05-13 01:00:05Z

I'm seeking information on my missing relative named Frank S. Ziegler.

Name: Frank S. Ziegler
Sex: Male
Date born: July 11, 1904
Birth location: Unknown
Name of father: Unknown
Name of mother: Unknown
Names of siblings: Unknown
Name of wife: Viola "Sis" C. Frederitzi
Date married: Unknown
Location of marriage: Unknown
Names of children: Unknown
Death date: July 18, 1983
Death location: St. Louis, Missouri
Cause of death: Unknown
Burial date: July 18, 1983

Burial location: St. Peters and Paul Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri.

Additional information:

Social Security Number: 494-01-7107
Issued: Missouri
Last Residence: Saint Louis, Saint Louis City, Missouri.

Please contact me if you have any information on Frank S. Ziegler. Thanks!

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

Re: Ziegler's of Vanderburgh Co. Indiana

geelsh — 2009-04-16 18:18:02Z

I have a Zeigler Bible from 1872, it has an Alberta Zeigler death in it. I live in Vanderburgh Co. and purchased it here.
contact me direct

Re: Jakob Ziegler (b. 1841-Switzerland) OHIO

bryannupp — 2009-04-03 17:58:35Z

Hallo! My name is Bryan Josiah Nupp, grandson to Ralph and Jane Nupp, son of Jeff and Kim Nupp. I have been greatly interested in our family's history and heritage, and was excited to read this message composed from you to my mother (Kim). I just wanted to send my greetings from Eldersburg, Maryland to a branch of our Great Nupp family tree. I would be excited to hear back from you, you can reach me at bryannupp@hotmail.com Take Care, and Best Wishes!

Bryan Josiah

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-04-02 16:30:50Z

Wow. Lots of stuff at ourroots. Thanks for the link.
I don't have a specific date of death. I only know he died in 1922. I don't know if the Kitchener papers are indexed. If they are not, I can't imagine searching the entire year of 1922. Thanks for the offer to help. I'll take anything I can get!
Shawna

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

acairns_1 — 2009-03-26 14:33:32Z

Try this.....
- use the advance search page
- 1st line change "all words" to "exact phrase" & type in Henry Ziegler in blank field beside it
- in the field after the blank one where it says title change that to text

Now hit search & this should pop up the references you want.

I see Sask. has an oline BMD index but they're only up to 1917 on their deaths so far - how annoying is that!

Cheers

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-03-25 20:08:20Z

Hey John... I think the ourroots doesn't like me; I've had a hard time with it before, and now when I do an advance search using the exact phrase Henry Ziegler it tells me "sorry, no results." :o(
Any thoughts?

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

acairns_1 — 2009-03-25 17:45:38Z

Did you check for an obit in the Kitchener paper?

There are several online references to a Ziegler family out in Sask. Some pictures of a Henry Ziegler around the early 1900's - have you seen these & would he be yours?

http://www.ourroots.ca/e/page.aspx?id=261677

Do an advance search using the exact phrase Henry Ziegler.

Cheers, John

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-03-25 14:54:29Z

Thanks, John. He died in 1922. The problem is that I don't have an exact date....
Shawna

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

acairns_1 — 2009-03-25 01:45:27Z

Yes, at ourroots - just follow the search as I indicated. When did he die - I'll check the Kitchener paper for you?

Cheers, John

Re: Zieglers of Butler Co., Pa.

kathy1841 — 2008-09-21 13:16:40Z

Looking for information on David M. Ziegler, born 1843 in Harmony, Butler Co., PA and died abt. April 1924, and his wife Elizabeth Stauffer, born February 1845, and died January 01, 1925.

David M. Ziegler, was the grandson of Abraham Ziegler, who came from Bucks County, PA, and purchased a large tract of land and from Father Rapp.

David and Elizabeth (Stauffer) Ziegler were the parents of six children: Ira S., born July 04, 1866, m. Clara Pennell; Homer E. Ziegler, died December 1942 in Charleston, W.VA. m. Grace Crawford; Rose Ziegler, born December 24, 1872, and died Sept. 21, 1970, m. Dr. William J. Beatty; Frederick Ziegler, born 1868, died August 15, 1923, m. Lorena Wheeler; Sally Ziegler, born 1870, died April 19, 1908, m. Floyd Edward Longwell.

Kathie

August Zeigler, murder victim in MN.

sjlove — 2008-10-20 03:06:22Z

On Oct 2, 1888, August Zeigler was murdered at Fort Ripley, Crow Wing Co. MN, by 17 year old Frank Randall of Little Falls. Randall was allowed to plead guilty of murder in the second degree because of his youthful age and received a life sentence.
We are trying to find out more of the details of this event. If you have August in your family line and know anything about this murder, please reply.

Thanks,
Shirley

ZEIGLER Kitchner, Canada & Oden, MI

swolfy — 2008-09-26 18:12:56Z

I have posted here before, but I am trying again with better info:
I am researching an elusive family line: a line of Zeiglers born in Germany (Wurttemburg?) that immigrated to North America. I know that they lived in the Waterloo / Kitchner area of Ontario and near Oden, Michigan (Emmett County). The line I am working on goes like this:
Henry & Margaret > Christian & Elizabeth (nee Horn) > Herman & Helen (nee Pope) > Luman & Phyllis (nee Norton).
Luman and Phyllis are my grandparents.
I don't know their point of entry. It appears as though Christian is already born when Henry and Margaret emigrate.
Does this line ring a bell with anyone?
Thanks in advance.

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-03-25 01:39:04Z

Yes, it's my Henry!! I had not seen this picture. You made it sound as if there were more pictures floating around out there of him. Did you mean at ourroots?

I have not checked for an obit in Kitchener. I have thought about it, just haven't gotten to it. I did correspond with the Kitchener library about Henry's marriage info. I am not sure if she looked for an obit as well or not.

Thanks for your input. I appreciate it.
Shawna

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-03-23 02:39:09Z

Thanks again for your help, Darryl. I'm ordering the death certificate tomorrow!
Happy spring!

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-03-22 10:44:38Z

Daryll,
The only thing that I am 100% positive about Henry's death is that he in fact did die, and he did so in 1922 in Saskatchewan. No obit, no place of burial.

I know nothing of Aaron, Albert or Elizabeth except their names. This information came to me from what I now realize to be an unreliable source, so this requires further investigation.

When Henry married, it was done by banns, so would there be any other marriage record? The minister was a travelling one, so no specific church is associated with him. This informaion comes from the library at Kitchener, ON.

They did move from the Waterloo region. They came to Michigan for a short time, and then moved on to Saskatchewan in 1910.

I will begin searching for a death record, but from what I have been told by a few Canadian researchers is that death records are sketchy at best.

Shawna

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-03-21 12:55:47Z

Hi Darryl,
Thanks so much for your thoughts on this. Your assumption is correct, this is the family I am researching. I didn't want to post an overwhelming amount of info, so I did mostly the names to see if there was anyone who might have some insight. That was the whole reason for the posting - I have no information on Aron, Albert or Lizabeth.
I have been aware of Ludwig. I wondered about their relationship.... their ages are very close to one another. Close enough that I would probably need the months of their birth to determine if they are in fact brothers. I have thought that they might be cousins? Do you have any suggestions on how I might verify their connection? Was it from Ludwig's marriage record that you got the information about his parents and his birthplace?
I appreciate your help.
Shawna

ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

swolfy — 2009-03-18 13:49:04Z

I am having a really hard time tracking down my immigrating ancestor's early Canadian info... and his parent's names. I know that he (Henry G.) stated that he came to CA in 1846. I haven't found an obit. His marriage was by banns, so no parent info there. I haven't found him on the 1851/2 census (not in Canada west or east).
So I am beginning to work on his siblings in hope that they will lead somewhere. They are: Aron, Albert, and Lizabeth. Does anyone have these names in their tree? Any suggestions on finding parent's names? I can't even be positive that he came over with his parent's; in 1846 he was 12. He could have come alone, I suppose.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Shawna

Joseph (1839-1905) & Mary Ziegler (1835-1908) of Shelbyville, IN, USA

proweddingphotos — 2008-10-02 23:27:29Z

I'm looking to learn who Joseph Ziegler's parents were, as well as his middle name and anything else I can learn about where in Wuerttenberg, Germany he and his wife, Marie "Mary" Mack came from. Also looking to learn Mary's parents names.

They came to USA in 1860's and lived out their lives as farm owner in Shelbyville, Indiana.

They had children: John Andrew Ziegler b: 20 Feb 1860
Rose Ziegler b: 1864
Matilda Catherine Ziegler B: 18 Mar 1866
William Ziegler b: 2 Jun 1868
Mary Ziegler b: 14 Apr 1870
Margaret Elizabeth Ziegler b: 26 Dec 1876
(she is my father's mother)

Thanks for any and all help with this info!!!!

Bill Collins 877-811-7608 toll free

Re: Phillip Ziegler 1914-1977

DanielJKennedy — 2008-09-11 13:09:19Z

I don't have any more info about her, except that she was born about 1886 in Cincinnati, Ohio, she died in 1978, and was married to James Zeigler(born 2/6/1891 in Covington, KY, died 3/22/1968 VA Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio)

If I find any more information, I would be glad to share it with you.

BTW, I grew up in Erlanger, KY, and loved Christian Moerlein beer. What information do you have about Christian Moerlein himself?

Thanks!

Re: Francis (Frank) Ziegler, b. 1885, Indiana

bjr222_99 — 2008-10-25 23:54:18Z

Jenny, I have the marriage record of Caroline Meyer and Bernard Ziegler and the deed which Bernard gave his property to Frank, I believe. I'd have to look it up. No, I haven't done any research on the Meyers as they are not directly related. But the name Oswald interests me as Bernard's first wife, Magdalene was an Oswald and she had a son, Jacob, when Bernard and she were married. So that would have not been her maiden name. Maybe there's a connect in the Oswald side. I have some of the census for Bernard when he was in this country. You can email me direct. bjroberson@hotmail.com Be sure to put Ziegler in the subject.

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

darrylbonk_1 — 2009-03-20 20:38:57Z

Shawna

You are not really giving a lot of detail for us to help you. Where did he live? Who did he marry? When did he die? Any details about Aron, Albert or Elizabeth.

I am assuming you are talking about Henry G. Ziegler who married Margaret Kress in 1854 in Kitchener. If so One of witnesses was a Ludwig Ziegler of Woolwich. Henry was known as Henry G. G is usually the name of the maiden name of the mother.

Ludwig married in 1859, his birthplace given as Neidenstein, Baden, Germany and his parents were George Ziegler and Katherin Gasset. Which would fit in as the G. parent of Henry G.

Henry G. Ziegler named one of his children. Lewis which is the English version of Ludwig.

Ludwig and Henry G. are possibly brothers.

Darryl

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

darrylbonk_1 — 2009-03-21 14:28:11Z

What do you know of Henry's death? What details if any do you know of Aaron, Albert or Elizabeth other than names?

Here is a link to Ludwig that I put on the web.

http://192.237.29.216/getperson.php?personID=I144561&tre...

Not knowing the family or much detail, their death or marriage records have the potential to record parents. Did this family move from Waterloo Region? Any details would help.

Darryl

Darryl

Re: ZIEGLER (they're killin' me!!)

darrylbonk_1 — 2009-03-22 19:39:57Z

I will poke about to see if there is any trail here, but your best chance would be to order the death certificate.

Here is a link

http://www.isc.ca/Default.aspx?DN=2025,2010,10,1,Documents

Not knowing what information is on a Saskatchewan death record, but going by other provinces death certificates for that era have most often parents' names.

Darryl

Carl Warden Ziegler

gezjr14 — 2008-09-08 04:57:17Z

My father's dad Carl Ziegler died when my dad was roughly 2 years old. I really don't get any information from my father cause he just doesn't talk about it and doesn't think it really matters knowing about him. I though on the other hand is interested. Now all I know is that my father was born in Baltimore, MD and his brother John who is a year older. Carls wife's name was Sophie. Carl was an only child I did find that out and we have family by the name of Mayo I want to say or something like that name. I could be wrong about that. Well anyhow, if anyone out there has some information on Carl and our family, could you reply.

Thank you for reading.

Greg

Re: Ziegler

Jade_Stamper — 2009-03-23 06:41:29Z

I am looking for information you might have about Sebastian Ziegler (b 20 Oct 1894 in Elsass, Russia). I think his parents were Johannes Ziegler and Johanna Mack, but that is all I know at this point. He and his parents came to America some time in the late 1800s or early 1900s. They ended up settling in Karlsruhe, ND. He married Margaret (or Margaretha) Koble. I know more about what came afterwards, but as far as how to go further back, I am stuck. Any help would be great! Thanks!

Jade (Ziegler) Stamper

Re: Francis (Frank) Ziegler, b. 1885, Indiana

willjen1320 — 2008-10-25 20:15:44Z

hey, bonnie,do you have any more info on caroline meyer ? i beleive she's my gr. gr.gr.gandmother, my grandmother was freida meyer married to charles schawe cinci ohio, her father was frank meyer married to anna calme cinci ohio,frank was born 1869/70 franklin ,oldenburg,indiana,his father was nicholas meyer married to mary anna oswald,indiana,he was born 1841 duetshland,baden germany,died indiana, appreciate any info. thanks jenny

ZIEGLER Lawrence F Dr 1937-1996

t42Moore — 2008-12-25 17:13:17Z

ZIEGLER Lawrence F Dr 1937-1996

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

Re: Phillip Ziegler 1914-1977

smoerlein — 2009-03-23 07:14:16Z

Dan
We exchanged some information on Ziegler & Moerlein back in September. Margaret Moerlein was married to James B. Ziegler. His father was Phillip - I assume this Phillip is the one you thought to have been married to Margaret. I have the dates, etc. on James, as well as all conections on Margaret, if you want them. I have all of this Moerlein branch from immigration to current, all documented. I'm at a point where I'd like the connection details regarding Marjorie Cunningham, and the rest of this branch. Are you related to this intersection of the Zieglers with the Moerleins? If so, we are probably related and I'd appreciate the branch connections back to you. Steve Moerlein rp-companies@peoplepc.com

Re: Phillip Ziegler 1914-1977

smoerlein — 2008-09-11 05:30:46Z

Dan
I hope you are still active at this e-mail address. I found you old message on rootsweb.com re: Phillip Ziegler. While I know nothing of them, you mentioned Margaret Moerlein. I am decended from Christian Moerlein from Cincinnati. While I have located about 300 different people, I have not found a Margaret of this age. Can you help me regarding her or any other Moerlein? Thanks, and hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Phillip Ziegler 1914-1977

smoerlein — 2008-09-19 04:26:04Z

Dan
You asked for info regarding Christian Moerlein. Following is a short history. You do not indicate where you live now, but do you know that a line of Christian Moerlein beers has been re-introduced (again). It have proved to be a "huge hit" in the Cincinnati area according to my sister still living there. If you would like any further info, let me know.

Name: Christian Moerlein Manufacturer of Lager Beer, was born in Truppach, Bavaria, May 13th, 1818, and is the son of Conrad Moerlein. After attending the village school until he had attained his thirteenth year, he learned the trade of blacksmithing, and engaged in farming with his father. His uncle being a brewer, he obtained a knowledge of the brewing business, which proved ultimately to be of great service to him. At eighteen years of age he began life on his own resources as a blacksmith, and during the succeeding five years worked in that capacity for a Prussian dollar per week. Later, with a hundred guilders given him by his father, he started on foot to Bremen, with his tools and knapsack, and after travelling a distance of three hundred miles, reached his destination in safety. On St. John's day the ship "Rebecca" was in port, and advertised to sail within three weeks for America. While awaiting its departure he worked at his trade, and thus secured sufficient money to enable him to defray his passage expenses. After a journey of fifty-eight days, he arrived at Baltimore with a cash capital of twelve dollars, out of which sum he paid eight dollars for a passage by canal and rail to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. But failing to secure work in this place, he started on foot for Wheeling, succeeding, however, in finding employment at Hendricksburg, Belmont county, Ohio, at seven dollars per month including board, which salary was increased afterward to fifteen dollars per month. He landed in Cincinnati in 1842, where he was employed first in digging a cellar at fifty cents per day. In the following October he commenced business for himself on Finley street, and in 1853 sold his blacksmith shop, and formed a copartnership with Adam Dillman, in connection with whom he erected a small brewery. March 1st of the same year the partners sold their first beer. A. Dillman dying in the ensuing May, he conducted the business alone for one month, and then formed a partnership with Conrad Windisch, a competent brewer. In 1855 the manufacture of common beer was abandoned, and that of lager beer initiated. During the winter of this year the product was about 2000 barrels, while, in 1866, 26,500 barrels were brewed. In September of the latter year he purchased, for the sum of $130,000, the entire interests of his partner, and two years afterward erected the main building of his present works. To the nine cellars then constructed, with a capacity of 9000 barrels, he has added four additional ones which, with the main structure, give a total capacity of 150,000 barrels. The building is 225 feet by 110, and four stories in height. In 1872 ten other cellars were built, with a capacity of 1000 barrels each, making a total capacity of 35,000 barrels. He has floor room for 125,000 bushels of barley, and his cooperage is done on the premises. He employs constantly a force of from 80 to 100 men, while from 35 to 50 horses are required to do the hauling for the establishment. In 1864 he erected three large houses on the corner of Fifteenth and Elm streets, under which he built two cellars capable of storing about 3000 barrels of beer. From 1866, when his sales amounted to about 25,000 barrels, down to the present time, his annual increase has been about 19,000 barrels. The sales of 1872 amounted to over 40,000 barrels; the sales of the current year amount to over 70,000 barrels. His extraordinary success is due mainly to inflexible integrity, unusual financial abilities, and a thorough knowledge of all the details connected with his vast business. His superb mansion, 168 Mulberry street, Cincinnati, is one of the noted ornaments of the city. In 1873 he was elected one of the Trustees of the Water Works. July 4th, 1873, the first building, insured as a malt house, fell from the weight of grain, over 20,000 bushels of malt being stored there. A new one was then immediately erected, at a cost of over $80,000, with a capacity of 100,000 bushels. He was married in 1843 to Sophia Adam, formerly of Strausburg, France, who died during the cholera season of 1849, leaving three children, one of whom died in the same year, and another in 1853. John Moerlein, the surviving child, is now engaged in business with his father. He was again married, in the fall of 1849, to Barbara Ochalso, a native of Bavaria, by whom he has had nine children, seven of whom are now living. George Moerlein and Jacob Moerlein, by his second wife, and John, by his first wife, are now engaged in business with him.

Sarah Ziegler Caldwell, Western PA

cobbiebaldwell — 2009-03-03 22:31:07Z

My Great Grandfather was John B. Caldwell (1844-1938) married Nancy J. Robinson (1844-1920). John was the Butler County, PA Sheriff in 1908. John had several children including my Grandfather Laverne (1881-1939) and Sarah (Sadie) Caldwell Ziegler (1871 - ?).
John's father was William (1821-1898. William Caldwell married Sarah Jane Beatty and probably lived in the Butler County PA area during the middle 1800's. One of William's children, Martha, married Peter Noah. One of his grandchildren, William, married Birdie Pitcairn.
At a family reunion, many years ago in the Pittsburgh area I met many of the Zieglers. If you happen to have Ziegler - Caldwell heritage, I would love to know more.

ZIEGLER Frankie Bell 1887 1899

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-20 14:13:45Z

ZIEGLER Frankie Bell 1887 1899

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ZIEGLER Roy Eugene 1883 1886

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-20 14:13:15Z

ZIEGLER Roy Eugene 1883 1886

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ZIEGLER J R 1851 1892

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-20 14:13:01Z

ZIEGLER J R 1851 1892

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ZIEGLER M E Mrs 1857 1940

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-20 14:12:38Z

ZIEGLER M E Mrs 1857 1940

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Lucy Catherine Ziegler

gailmsh941 — 2008-11-25 17:57:35Z

Looking for parents, born Apr 1874 Ohio/Pennsylvania; married Frank D. Bennett in 1893.

Re: Charles Zeigler

bziegler90 — 2009-03-04 02:45:54Z

Nope, these Charles are different. Give me a call or drop me an email and we'll talk. I can tell you a bunch about your family.

Re: My Ziegler Ancestry in Missouri

bziegler90 — 2009-03-04 02:36:32Z

I can almost guarantee we are related. I'm sending you a private email with my contact info. Feel free to give me a call and we can talk.

Re: Charles Zeigler

mackeymhmike — 2009-03-04 02:11:38Z

hi im mike ziegler, my grandfather is charles ziegler, im thinking that they are the same charles, his mom i believe was named mable, i live in warrenton mo, my g-pa passed away about 6-7 years ago, id like to chat to see if we are related, they grew up in the mocain area and had a few brithers and sisters, some spelled there name zeigler but some spelled ziegler, if your intreasted in talking u can write me at mackeymh.mike@yahoo.com, it has always intreasted me in tracking my roots, so feel free to write

Re: My Ziegler Ancestry in Missouri

mackeymhmike — 2009-03-04 01:59:36Z

hi im mike ziegler, im just curious if we are relatives iv lived in warrenton mo for most of my life and i know that my family has been in this area for a long time, i noticed that alot of your fam has roots in mocane mo, so does mine, if your intreasted in chating to see if we are related you can write me at mackeymh.mike@yahoo.com, this has always been a intreast to me in finding out about my roots so feel free to write

Re: ZIEGLER

football1924 — 2008-10-10 21:36:00Z

I am looking for info on Williams H. Ziegler of Bamburg, SC.wife's name is Sarah or "Sallie" I will be grateful for any info. E-mail is football1924@cox.net, Name is Daisy Jones