Where can I find history of town or people lifestyle

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Permalink Reply by Roy Schmidt on October 26, 2009 at 11:07am

Debbe,

I don't know if I can answer your question, but have one of my own. My grandmother's sister was married to a William Hagner. They lived in Baltimore and the Washington, D.C. area. Any relation?

Roy Schmidt

Permalink Reply by Debbe Hagner, AG on October 26, 2009 at 1:50pm

Yes there is a connect... Are you related to Peter Valentine HAGNER??? Give me William Hagner birthday and I can give you a report on what I have... I several William Hagner so I want to give you the right one...

Permalink Reply by Karl-Michael SALA on November 1, 2009 at 4:05pm

Hi Debbe,
Here's my post-All Hallow's Eve non-goulish, I mean non-Googlish reply: I have researched hundreds of these Weinga(e)rtner. It does not take research, however, to know that a wine gardener did Anything & Everything associated with grapes, the vineyard, the land & the property!

This means not only working with the whole grapes & any other produce, but also likely the juices, wines, jams & jellies, etc. Of course, the reality news is that, omigosh, there is much manual labor associated with planting, preparation, weeding, watering, clipping, cultivating, loading, pressing, processing, pruning, separating, cleaning, distributing, marketing, selling, etc.

More soon to come on your difficult Prussia-Silesia (Preussen-Schlesien) ancestral research case. Thanks for your confidence. We're pleased with some findings; displeased with other non-findings.

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