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ZIEMER Jessie W 1912-1991

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-15 17:42:12Z

ZIEMER Jessie W 1912-1991

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,139 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.

ZIEMER Noble N 1904-1974

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-15 17:41:50Z

ZIEMER Noble N 1904-1974

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,139 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: Gilbert Lynn Ziemer

martyziehwein — 2009-09-04 01:15:31Z

Gilbert Lynn Ziemer is my uncle. My dad, Kenneth, and Gilbert Lynn were sons of Cora (Schwartz) Ziemer.
Uncle Lynn just celebrated his 100th birthday last week and is doing well for his age. Anything you'd like me to pass on to him? He doesn't have email, but does ready large font hardcopy and writes letters most every week. His wife is still alive and they celebrated their 75th anniversary this week.

Re: Ziemers in Peoria Illinois

janelowemillard47 — 2009-06-19 14:15:57Z

I'm sure there's a link. I'm out of town for a couple of weeks, but am anxious to check this further. The Lutheran church my Ziemers came from was first located in Pekin! Thanks so much - will get back to you very soon!

Re: Ziemers in Peoria Illinois

mamalou194 — 2009-06-17 16:05:19Z

I am working on the Ziemers from Pekin area. I've got some loose ends, maybe they tie into your Peoria Ziemers!
L. Brown
newlou2008(at)hotmail.com

Re: Uncle Al

bradgabrick — 2009-05-17 14:00:14Z

Greetings from White Bear Lake,Mn.,my name is Brad. I have started to add just a bit more on the Ziemer family that is connected to the family tree that my great aunt had done before her passing in 1979. The Ziemer I have on the tree is named Zeffa(1896-1957),and she was born in Nebraska. Her husband was Walter Stein. Not sure if you would have the two listed on your family tree,but would be interested to hear from you. Brad

Re: ROBERT ZIEMER

HydroC139 — 2009-03-26 01:00:31Z

I am the Teri Ziemer that you are looking for. My father was Robert(Bob)Ziemer (he died in 1979) and my grandfather was Bill Kemp. What type of information are you looking for? Teri

Re: Ziemer of Hutchinson, Minnesota

csgahmjr — 2008-11-11 18:11:58Z

I am trying to find relatives of my Augusta Schultz nee Radtke. Ludwig and Augusta Schultz came to USA in 1890 and settled in Hutchinson, MN area. Traveling with them were two Radtke's, Emilie and August, both single. I would think that they came to Hutchinson with the Schultz' family but I can not find them. Have you any Radtke info that I might find useful. Thanks

Re: Ziemers in Peoria Illinois

mamalou194 — 2008-04-27 12:07:31Z

Jane. I think we may have a link but I know NOTHING about the Ziemers except that my husband's great-grandfather was:

Henry Ziemer
b. 7/6/1848 in Hessen Darmstadt, Germany
d. 4/18/1930 in Pekin
m. Catherine Hartman
b. 5/19/1850 in Hessen Darmstadt, Germany
d. 12/18/1926 in Pekin, Il

Chances are we are linked. Keep in touch!
My email is mamalou (at) hotmail.com.

Re: Ziemer siblings

cjoyce2 — 2007-10-22 15:56:23Z

My family tree includes Ziemer's from the Milwaukee area. Would like to exchange information in hopes of expanding my beginning tree.

Ziemer of Hutchinson, Minnesota

michaelholder101 — 2007-07-27 03:03:09Z

Frederick Ziemer 1859-1946 & Augusta Kaliebe 18580-1937 married Oct 10, 1885. They had the following children: Emma Bertha Schlueter 1888-1956; Anna Radtke b.1890; Ella Schlueter 1891-1981; Louise Kruegar b.1893; Martha Louise Ziemer 1898-1945. This family lived in and around Hutchinson, McLeod County, Minnesota. Is anyone else working this family?

Re: ZIEMER-HALLER

2006-10-07 13:16:09Z

children listed on rootsweb
1. John Nicholas HALLER (Heinrich HALLER2, Jacob HALLER1) was born 15 DEC 1735 in PA, was christened 20 JAN 1735/36 in Muddy Creek, Lancaster County, PA, and died 23 JAN 1813 in Lancaster County, PA. He was buried in Muddy Creek, Lancaster County, PA. He married Maria Christina ZIEMER, daughter of Jeremiah ZIEMER and BARBARA. He married Johanna Christina HETZEL.

Children of John Nicholas HALLER and Maria Christina ZIEMER are: 2 i. Jeremiah HALLER.
+ 3 ii. Johann Peter HALLER was born 18 SEP 1762 in PA, and died 12 MAY 1852.
4 iii. Anna Catharine HALLER was born 20 APR 1767 in PA.
5 iv. John Henry HALLER was born 18 JUL 1769 in PA.
6 v. Johanna Christina HALLER was born 29 AUG 1771 in PA.
7 vi. Anna Dorothy HALLER was born 7 NOV 1773 in PA.
8 vii. John Nicholas HALLER was born 20 FEB 1776 in Lancaster County, PA, and died 1870.
+ 9 viii. Mary Barbara HALLER was born 4 MAR 1780 in Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, PA, and died 4 SEP 1855 in Newark Township, Licking County, OH.
+ 10 ix. Samuel HALLER was born 19 MAR 1783 in Lancaster County, PA, and died 5 JUL 1853.
+ 11 x. Isaac HALLER was born ABT 1787, and died ABT 1852.

Re: ZIEMER-HALLER

2006-09-29 14:44:13Z

I have 2 possible children of Christina Ziemer and Nicholas Hollar/Haller- Anna Catherine and unknown male- no dates for parents wedding/death or birth records. Hope this helps.

Re: Ziemer location in Germany

2006-05-07 20:40:22Z

Noted your 2005 msg.
My grandfather, Frank Carl Schultz (Franz Carl Gustav Schulz II) was born in Nelep in 1866 and migrated to Eastern Pennsylvania in 1886. Grandmother was also from near Schivelbein. She was Emilie Auguste Johanne Schneider, born 1857, baptized in Reinfeld.

Re: ZIEMER Noble N 1904-1974.JPG

RaymondZiemer43 — 2006-02-28 06:19:32Z

Thanks - I don't know this family, but I wonder if anyone else does. Does anyone know their origins in Pommern?
- Ray Ziemer
Warrenville, IL

Catherine ZIEMER

RaymondZiemer43 — 2006-02-28 06:19:32Z

I am forwarding this query on behalf of an acquaintance looking for information on his ZIEMER relations:

"My name is Lawrence Ruhnow (Larry).My Mother was Zelma Ziemer, younger of two daughters born to Hans and Wilhelmina Ziemer. It seems my one big aim in life today is to put my Great grandmother Ziemer"s name on her tombstone. I have found some seven different spelling of Catherine, Katherine, Katrina, etc. She was buried in Lewis Cemetery near Tuscola, Illinois.

It is my understanding that you have been researching the name Ziemer. Ruth told me that you had come across some in Wisconsin. My grandfather's brother, John Ziemer moved to Glenwood City, Wisconsin as a young man. I have only a little information about him."

Please contact me if you would like to respond to Larry about his family.

Re: ZIEMER Noble N 1904-1974.JPG

LorettaCaron — 2006-02-19 02:25:13Z

This is my great-uncle.

ziemer/grabau

2006-01-18 03:39:35Z

hi, just came about this thread by accident... i am susan (gretchen's daughter). i remember timmy from when i would visit both veronica and irmgard(mimi) in green valley az. i especially remember his dog...malek (sp?). i would like to communicate with both dee and/or gladys. who's child (or child-in-law) is gladys...sue

Re: Ziemer/Grabau

2005-10-29 02:13:41Z

Hi Dee.

My father (Eric) was Veronica's brother. I think that your husband knows my older brother Bob (Zeb) who lives in Costa Mesa, CA.

Where are you?

Re: Ziemer connections

2005-03-20 17:32:40Z

Fredrick Ziemer [ca1799-1889 in Fairmont, MN]] married Maria Anna Canohe [ca1800-1885 in Fairmont, MN]; emigrated 1875

They had a son, Fred, born ca1827 about whom I have no information.

Re: Catherine ZIEMER

2005-02-12 17:53:06Z

My great grand father was John Ziemer. He moved from the Tuscola area and settled in the Glenwood City, Wisconsin area. His wife's name was Dorothea Vollmer. They had 3 children; Herman, Alta & Willis.

Re: Catherine ZIEMER

2005-01-25 18:40:39Z

Yes I would like to respond to Larry Ruhnow. I do have some information that might help ,his grand father was my g. uncle
Hans Ziemer

Ziemer location in Germany

2005-01-04 15:10:15Z

Hi list:
Been awhile since anything new on the list. Just got a reply from a query in Ontario Canada where my Ziemers settled after immgrating from Germany.

One of the daughters (Bertha or Albertine) daughter of Friedrick William/William Friedrick Ziemer and Charlotte Brandt was married in 1862 to a August Ziebel. On her marriage info it states her place of birth as "Nelep Freis Schrevilbein, Hinterpomern, Prussia. Any connections?

Regards

Re: Ziemer family

2004-09-25 04:14:39Z

Thanks, Don, for the up-dated info. I am struggling finding info on the parents of Wilhelmina Ziemer- her father Fredrick was born about 1804 in Prussia? & died 3/10/1889 in Martin co., MN.....her mother Maria was died 12/5/1889 at age 85 also in Martin co., MN....they are buried together in Lake Fremont cemetery near Dunnell....we understand that Maria's maiden name was something like Canohe....have you ever run across this name or something similar? Thanks again,
Rob

Re: Ziemer In Kewaunee, WI

2004-01-27 19:13:23Z

Oops, sorry -- these Ziemers lived in Vockenhagen, Kreis Greifenberg, right next door to Kreis Koslin, on the Baltic. I visited Vockenhagen in April 2000 and it was a very small farming community, as I recall, with a couple of horsedrawn wagons in evidence.

PZF

Re: Ziemer In Kewaunee, WI

2004-01-27 19:08:43Z

Here it is -- Caroline Ziemer married a member of the Connell family:

http://www.conell.de/Conell/Trees/Static_Version_Christian/c...

I assume these Ziemers are yours, also...

Penny

Re: Ziemer In Kewaunee, WI

2004-01-27 19:06:02Z

I feel pretty sure that this Ziemer family came from the area of Koslin, on the Baltic sea, in Pomerania. My family comes from roughly that same area and settled in Milwaukee County and Dodge County. I have been trying for some time to connect the Ziemers from the Koslin area with mine, who are from the same area, but many of the records have been lost because of destruction at the end of World War II. I had correspondence with a distant cousin of these Ziemers a few years back -- I think that one of the Kewaunee Ziemers was Caroline, who married his ancestor's brother. I am sorry, I am not at home and don't have the whole story in front of me. More soon. P.Z.F.

Re: ZIEMER RELATION

2004-01-24 04:19:35Z

Thank you, Mike. I know the book, edited by Evelyn Salz. It's a very nice collection.

Regards,

Allan

Re: ZIEMER RELATION

2004-01-24 03:53:35Z

Selected Letters of Mary Antin. (book review)

ed. Evelyn Salz. Syracuse: Syracuse UP, 2000. xxv + 160 pages. $29.95 cloth.

reviewed in MELUS, Winter, 2001, by Roumiana Velikova

Hi Allan,
In your posted message of 16 June 2002 you asked whether any letters to/by/about Mary Antin and/or Amadeus Grabau might be available. Evidently a book of them (see above) has recently been published. I am not a Grabau relative, although I do have some ancestral connections to Bergholz/NY (near Niagara Falls airport) which was founded in 1843 by followers of J A A Grabau, ancestor of Amadeus.

Best regards,
Mike

Re: Ziemer/Grabau

2003-08-25 05:15:17Z

Robert and Adele were my grandparents. Do you have the information you were looking for?

Re: Gregor Ziemer

2003-08-25 05:13:09Z

Are you still looking for a relative of Gregor's? Eric A. was my father,

Re: Ziemer/Grabau

2003-07-29 12:24:52Z

I don't recognze your Ziemer, but there are a lot of them out there. Allan

Augusta Ziemer

nyxpagan — 2005-05-22 05:21:56Z

Born on Dec 16, 1846 in Korlin Province, Pommem, Germany. Married August Beyer on Mar 22, 1867 in Germany. They immigrated to the US in 1869. Lived in St. Paul, MN. Had 6 children. Helena who married John Rau, Louis, Annie, Fred, Emily, and Clara. Looking for any information on her parents, siblings etc. Augusta died in Pierce, Ne. E-mail me at JLynnTalbert@cs.com, thanks.

Louisa Zeimer---Obit

PLezotte7099 — 2004-08-18 16:01:27Z

June 21, 1921---Kankakee, Kankakee County, Illinois

Mrs. Louisa Zeimer an old and highly respected local woman, passed away at her home, West River Street at 3:00 p.m. yesterday after a lingering illness, due to infirmition of old age. She was the widow of the late Carl Zeimer.
Her maiden name was Louisa Regan. She was born in Germany, December 1837. She came to the United States with her family in 1887, settling in Kankakee county, where she spent the remainder of her life. She was married to Carl Zeimer in 1857. He died eleven years ago. Eleven children were born to this union, two of whom are dead. The surviving children are: Carl, Albert, Herman, William of Kankakee and Mrs. Bertha Kunda of Kankakee. She leaves 27 grandchildren. She was a staunch member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
The funeral will held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. at the late residence and at 2:00 p.m. At St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Mound Grove Cemetery.

August Zeimer Obit

PLezotte7099 — 2004-08-18 16:01:27Z

March 9, 1908-----Kankakee, Kankakee County, Illinois

The railroads claimed another victim when August Ziemer, 127 Fourth Avenue died about 8 o'clock Friday morning at St. Luke's hospital in Chicago, as the result of injuries sustained at Matteson last Thurday. The remains were brought to Kankake, Saturday night and taken to the home of his father on Fourth avenue where funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Schroder, pastor of St. Paul's German Lutheran Church officiated, interment was made in Mound Grove Cemetery.
Mr. Ziemer who was employed on Illinois Central railroad as section foreman at Matteson, was with his gang of men Thursday morning and was riding down the track on a hand car, when in some unknown mnner he was thrown off the car and it passed over his body, causing severe injuries. He was taken immediately to the hospital, where he died the following morning.
Mr Ziemer was born in Germany in 1871 and came to America with his parents in 1887, locating at Kankakee, where he obtained a position as section foreman with the Illinoos Central. Besides his aged father and mother, he is survived by the following brothers and sisters, all residing in Kankakee, Carl, Albert, Herman, William and Bertha Ziemer.

Re Catherine

zip699 — 2005-04-15 17:49:41Z

Yes I would to respond to Larry Ruhnow I do have some information that might help. his grandfather in my g uncle Hans

Roscoe Ziemer

CherylEmerson57 — 2005-03-20 19:38:34Z

I had a great uncle (Rocky)who died when he was 47 back around 1962 appx.

ZIEMER

greenrs329 — 2003-09-30 19:18:24Z

Looking for Ziemer family roots. Don't know much because grandfather is only child and doesn't remember, though his memory is very acute, about background. His father Was ERVIN WALTER ZIEMER b. 11/19/1905 d. 2/15/1965 who married MABEL MAE MARTIN b. 2/16/1910 d. 2002 in White County Indiana. They had a son, my grandfather, DONALD EUGENE ZIEMER b. 9/23/1931. Any ideas or connections would be VERY appreciated. Don;t know anything about ERVIN except that he may have had brothers PAUL and/or HENRY and sister LOLA? You may email me directly with any information or inquiries greenrs329@aol.com
Thanks, Stacy

Re: Ziemer connections

K_Keltsch — 2005-07-31 18:01:51Z

Does your Fredrick by chance be married to a Anne Loewe?

Re: Ziemer/Grabau

Bedicokids — 2003-07-30 21:35:39Z

Thanks any way, Allan. Linda

Re: Ziemer/Grabau

Bedicokids — 2003-07-29 03:46:42Z

Could your Rev. Robert Ziemer be related to my Rev. Philip Jacob Ziemer born 1855 in Germany? Philip lived in New Orleans, Louisiana from about 1878 till 1886, in Iowa around 1891. Don't know where he went after that. Philip also hung wallpaper on the side.
Linda

ZIEMERS in CHICAGO

raymondziemer50 — 2004-02-27 00:45:07Z

The web pages "Ziemers in Chicago" and "Ziemer Family Photo Album" have been updated with information about and photos from the North Side descendants of William ZIEMER.
Also new photos from Keith VANSELOW of a 1916 party for August POST.
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ziemer/ZIEMER/ziemer.htm
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ziemer/ZIEMER/ziemeralbum.html

Re: Ziemer/Grabau

DeeDandin — 2005-10-29 02:50:06Z

Hi Gladys,

I just found this thread.Robert and Adele Ziemer were also my husband's grandparents. His mother was Veronica (Verna) Ziemer. Are you Paul or Gretchen's daughter? Please write. My husband is an only child and this is a wonderful discovery.

Re: Ziemer/Grabau

DeeDandin — 2005-10-29 02:50:06Z

Hi Gladys!

I am so pleased you wrote. Yes we do know Zeb! We have all kinds of stuff from the Boathouse!

We are in Florida and I just found this site and I'm in shock! Tim is an only child and to find relatives is so hard. Yet Verna kept so many photos and things, we could start a museum. Do you know where Gretchen is? Tim is always asking about her.

Where are you?

Re: Ziemer family

pbbut — 2004-09-25 03:44:23Z

Rob-I've corresponded with you before about the Ziemer family and connections between Kossuth County, Iowa and Martin County, Minnesota. In the Methodist Cemetery at Fenton, Iowa, there is a marker for Wilhelmine Auguste Yandt, b. 31 Aug 1831-d. 19 Dec 1906. It indicates she was born in Schlonwitz, which I believe is in Pommern. Wilhelm Yandt was her second husband, Freitag her first. Some information has her from Kreis Belgard in Pommern.

Ziemer In Kewaunee, WI

wlee21004 — 2004-09-10 10:17:26Z

Does anyone know any information about the Ziemers in Kewaunee, WI? One owned a place which made castings.

Wayne

Re: Ziemer In Kewaunee, WI

wlee21004 — 2004-09-10 10:17:26Z

Thans for the information Penny, I will wait to hear from you.

Wayne

Re: Ziemer In Kewaunee, WI...Jorsch

wlee21004 — 2004-09-10 10:17:26Z

I'm doing some research for a friend of mine siince I live Here in Kewaunee. I was working with him on the Jorsch side.

Wayne

ZIEMER, Erma Amelia Lena - OBIT

LindaKestner23 — 2005-06-17 19:59:57Z

From the Henry-Olson-Fuhrman Mortuary web-site in Estherville, IA:

Erma Amelia Lena Smith, the daughter of Otto and Lucille (Ufer) Ziemer was born May 25, 1910 in Freemont Township, Minnesota and departed this life on Sunday, May 8, 2005 at the Good Samaritan Center in Estherville, Iowa at the age of 94.

She received her education in Huntington schools.

On February 7, 1929, Erma was united in marriage to Loyal Smith in Dunnell, Minnestoa. Following their marriage, the couple farmed in the Wallingford area until 1940, when they moved into Estherville. Mr. Smith died in 1969. Erma then worked at Helping Hands Daycare Center and she was also a cook for Head Start for many years. For hobbies, she enjoyed quilting, gardening, sqaure dancing, and crocheting.

Erma was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ladies Guild, Lois Circle, Estherville Garden Club and she was a volunteer at the Dinner Date Program.

Left to cherish Erma's memory are her daughters, Carol Shipley and her husband, Rolland and Lavonne Kirk and her husband, Jim all of Estherville; 10 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great grandchildren; brothers, Elmer Ziemer and his wife, Flora of Rice, Minnesota; Marsellius "Bubbles" Ziemer and his wife, Sally of Minneapolis, Minnesota; sister-in-law, Gloria Smith of Milford and many nieces and nephews.

She has been preceded in death by her parents, her husband, infant daughter, Lucille Rebecca; sons, Larry and Frank, grandson, Jay Smith, granddaughter, Rhonda Shipley, and four sisters and three brothers.

ZIEMER as ZILMER on ship manifest

janelowemillard — 2005-03-17 17:49:58Z

After years of searching I just found my grandparents on their ship manifest.

Does anyone have any connections to the following who came over from ? to Port of Baltimore on Steamship Stuttgart May 5, 1892:

Wm. Ziemer age 30
Albertina age 27
Paul age 4
Anna age 2
George age 6 months
Herman Schultz age 32
Amelia age 25
Paul age 5
Herman age 2
Augusta Ziemer age 21

William, Augusta, and Amerlia were siblings. They all ended up in Peoria, IL for a while. There are ZIEMERS in Pekin Cemetery which is very close to Peoria, but I can't make a connection to them either.

Any help is appreciated