I am not sure where to start. I have my father left of this line and he will not help he thinks I am wasting my time. Maybe he knows something I don't (YET). I am looking for the name RICKERT (Canadian spelling) The stories that I remember are, My grandfather came from Hamburg Germany, he was from an afluent home, but left before the Hitler Rise came into power, and settled in Alberta with some other family until he started to appear in the City records in 1934 in Burnaby, BC Canada. He apparently came over sometime between 1922 to 1934 not sure of actual dates, not even real sure if that was his actual name. There is apparently an actual real spelling to this name RICKERT? RICHER? Is there anyone out there that can actually help me with this?
Hi Jo Ann we might be connecting here with the Bertsch. My Bertsch's are from Baden also. I have a Joseph Bertsch who married Regina Kambeitz. I am not showing a Christian.
I'm looking for Kemmesatts from Hamburg, Germany & Kalwaits from Goldap, Prussia. They married in Germany & settled in North Dakota in mid 1800s. I have more detail about their lives in USA.
Hi, I'm searching for anyt history on the names Reinsch, Schwarz, Jansen, Bedbur. My grandmother was Anna Agnes Reinsch. She was married to Otto Albert Friedrich Schwarz. Otto's father was Nicolaus Schwarz and his mother was Wilhemina Wagner (nee Berg) They were in the circus.
My family name is B,oesenberg I believe they lived at Bad Lauterberg one of his
sons left Gemany and came to Australia any Info would be great thank you
my interest is Scherger family , they came into South Australia then on to victoria , I would really love to know some information about the family in German,
the scherger family came from Clausthal, Hanover and his wife's family Condradi came from Weidi, Brunswick Germany..
Weseley/Veseley are my name interests. Also Kundratek which originated from either Czech Republic or Poland.
My mothers family emigrated from the Czech Republic to Mettman area sometime between the two wars. I'm interested if anyone else is researching these names.
Hello German Ancestry Group,
I am hunting for my father's family surnamed WASSMER. Also his related German families, BEYER, HULSENBACH, HEINE. On my maternal line I am looking for BEHR, BAUER, BLUM and MESERLIN, all Alsatian. I am especially trying to find any information about Meserlin, as my Meserling g-grandfather has proved very elusive. He was Francois Meserlin, born in France in 1852, immigrated to the US (New York) in 1890, married (2nd marriage-he had been divorced in France) Dec 23, 1891 Regine Blum, and died Sept 25, 1896 in New York's Bellevue Hospital.
Hello,Group, I am looking for Frederick Koehler (Kohler) and Elizabeth Schneider who lived in Wurttemburg and came to the U.S. ca 1840-50 era, and mar in Illinois in 1870, Also interested in the Quattlebraun family.Hope to connect with someone
Eleanor Robb
Hello group, I am interested in Valentine and Lizbeth? Carrick from the Baden area. They came to Baltimore, Maryland by 1850. Believe they were born about 1800-1810.
Hi Group, I'm asking for your help in finding out more about my Great Grandmother, Angeline Heeren. I believe she was born in Iowa about March 1856 and died 1937 in Adams Co., Iowa. She married Cornelius Rah (1857-1930) 19 Aug 1876 in Rock Island, Il. What I can't find is her parents. I know they came to America from Germany. I just don't know what their names are or when they came. Do you have a Heeren in your family????
I have traced my ancestry back to 1675. Johann Heinrich Erdle born in Triebes, Thuringen, Germany. I am looking for earlier ancestors. Name became Artley in the late 1700's in Pennsylvania.
I am looking for info on Henry Rickle (Rickli, Rickly) born 1836 in Switerland?, Died 4 May 1883 in New City, NY (Clarkstown). Married to Eva Katherin Fetig. I've been trying to link him back to Europe. My confusion stems from one Census listing him as Swiss and another as German. I believe Eva was from Barvaria but I'm not sure if they married before or after coming to the US. I don't have ready access to resources in NY so before I start sending checks out for a wild goose chase I'm trying to post up to different sites.
Thank you so much Michael Boscarato! This is great....I'm looking right this minute....I know I've got relatives in Mettmann Germany and have asked a cousin (several times) for information about my German relatives but as of yet, they haven't replied..
This is very kind of you...thank you once again.
Ursula
I am looking for information on my husband's family line. Engel, Gaffke, Hermann and Fuhrman all from Prussia. Immigrated to the United States in about the 1870's-1880's all settled in Huron County Michigan primarily Port Hope located in the upper part of the thumb.
My grandmother was sent at age 14 to the US to make her own way. I suspect she was signed by her parents to a domestic service contract. Does anyone have a line on companies, societies or groups that arranged such deals? Grandmother Emma Stumpe n. Sickerman hailed from Bielefeld Westpahalia. She worked as a servant / maid in St. Louis MO
Hi, I am looking for info on Peter Riehm Ream. Peter and his wife Anna Catherine Zeller were born in PA in 1786, she in Snyder Co. I am searching for his parents and his place of birth. I know that most of the children were born in Lycoming Co. PA, He was there in 1830, found in a census. They moved to OH, then on to IN, where both passed away in 1858 and 1860.
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I am looking for my Ketterer ancestors. I have hit a brick wall with John Ketterer (misspelled Ketrer in 1850 census of Berks County PA USA) . He was born in Germany on 25 JUN 1802 and his wife's first name was Rebecca.
I am also searching for the Morell family of Bavaria. My last ancestor that I can find was Adam Morell, arrived in Philadelphia PA from Bavaria in 1852. He married Katharina Epp, also from Bavaria. He was born 10 DEC 1826. I have been able to trace the Epp family thanks to Michael Muller in Germany but have no more information on the Morell's. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Trying to find any information on Matheas WEYMERT (also WEIMERT) from Langensaltzbach. Came to the US in 1750 on the ship Anderson from Rotterdam. The family was in Maryland. It seems that much of the Weimer heritage comes from Langensaltzbach, ALSACE, France. Apparently quite a few Germans settled there. His son Adam Weimert born c1737 in Weimer, Germany.
My great grandmother was Mary Darr born 1843 in Pennsylvania probably in Cumberland Co, dau of Richard Darr and Mary Peters. I am looking for information about Richard Darr and family.
I would appreciate anu help or research suggestions
I would like to suggest a very useful book on beginning German genealogy. "Be4ginner's Guide to Germanic Genealogy," by Lois Hemmeter Edwards. It is published by the German Genealogy Society. Their webpage is
www.rootsweb.com/~mnggs/GGS.html
It gives ou a step-by-step process to find your german ancestors. The essential steps are:
1. the Name
2. religion
3. birthdate
4. place of origin
The biggest problem is locating the "Place of Origin". To do this, in most cases, you need to use American records.
For those who live near Sacramento, CA, there is help through the Sacramento German Genealogy Society. They have volunteers at the Sacramento Family History Society, every Thursday afternoon from 1-5 pm. The society has over 1000 German, research related books that the FHC.
My great grandmother was a Box. The immigrant was Henry Box, who supposedly came from "Little English" in Prussia. The name and town have obviously been Anglicanized. I wonder if anyone has an idea where to start in my quest for the Box family in Prussia.
Researcing the surnames Weikert and Graf for my best friend. I only have a US sub to Ancestry so any help would be fantastic. The family currently lives in Altenstadt.
Looking for Joseph & Anna Macy, came to USA from Germany approx 1884? Settled in PA, known son William, his middle name possibly Hildebrandt born Schuylkill Falls area 04/08/1858. William in Brooklyn NY on 1900 census. Cannot find birth certificate, marriage info, etc. nor any immigration info on parents. On all census William lists his parents from Germany
I'm writing my family history. Looking to add some flavour to my history and hoping someone can suggest some books that would offer some history, culture and traditions and insite into the people of this area around the arly 1800's. My relatives were specifically from the Baden area, Osensbach, Rust as well as Alasce, Strasbourg. Any reading or reference material we welcomed.
Marilyn Irvine
Jul 22, 2009
Carol Radics
Jul 22, 2009
Leslie Mehana
Jul 22, 2009
Jo Ann Neely
Jul 22, 2009
Deborah Ann (Dorscher) Anderson
Jul 22, 2009
Sandy Monza
Jul 22, 2009
Linda Grinolds
Jul 23, 2009
maureen gunson
Jul 23, 2009
Angelika Agnes Owen
Jul 23, 2009
Jeanette Bennett
sons left Gemany and came to Australia any Info would be great thank you
Jul 23, 2009
sheryl sharp
the scherger family came from Clausthal, Hanover and his wife's family Condradi came from Weidi, Brunswick Germany..
Jul 23, 2009
Ursula Ann Martin
My mothers family emigrated from the Czech Republic to Mettman area sometime between the two wars. I'm interested if anyone else is researching these names.
Jul 23, 2009
Ursula Ann Martin
KUNDRATEK - SMAKEL - POSNIK - HYNEK - FICEK - BELOCKY - PERUSKOVA - FOLTYN - WESELEY/VESELEY.
Hoping to find some contacts :-)
Jul 23, 2009
Carolynne Park
I am hunting for my father's family surnamed WASSMER. Also his related German families, BEYER, HULSENBACH, HEINE. On my maternal line I am looking for BEHR, BAUER, BLUM and MESERLIN, all Alsatian. I am especially trying to find any information about Meserlin, as my Meserling g-grandfather has proved very elusive. He was Francois Meserlin, born in France in 1852, immigrated to the US (New York) in 1890, married (2nd marriage-he had been divorced in France) Dec 23, 1891 Regine Blum, and died Sept 25, 1896 in New York's Bellevue Hospital.
Jul 23, 2009
Eleanor Robb
Eleanor Robb
Jul 23, 2009
Kitty Whitlock
Jul 23, 2009
Joan Lesley Hempel [nee Nicholls
Jul 23, 2009
Patty Wimpsett Killion
Jul 23, 2009
JB Peterson
Jul 23, 2009
Forrest Warren Artley
Jul 23, 2009
Shirley Hay
Jul 24, 2009
Adam Rickle
Jul 24, 2009
Ursula Ann Martin
This is very kind of you...thank you once again.
Ursula
Jul 24, 2009
Rebecca Lynn Solley Anderson
Jul 24, 2009
Adam Rickle
Thanks, I will try it later tonight. Ugh. Just caught my typo in Switzerland.
Jul 24, 2009
Robert Ricker
Jul 24, 2009
Blake Georgie
Jul 25, 2009
Daniel M. Ream
Jul 25, 2009
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Jul 25, 2009
Kathleen Mae Ketterer Sterner
I am also searching for the Morell family of Bavaria. My last ancestor that I can find was Adam Morell, arrived in Philadelphia PA from Bavaria in 1852. He married Katharina Epp, also from Bavaria. He was born 10 DEC 1826. I have been able to trace the Epp family thanks to Michael Muller in Germany but have no more information on the Morell's. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kathleen
Jul 26, 2009
louise duncalf
Jul 27, 2009
louise duncalf
Jul 27, 2009
Kathleen Mae Ketterer Sterner
Jul 28, 2009
louise duncalf
Jul 28, 2009
Judy Brooks Truchon
Jul 28, 2009
Sandy Cowan
I would appreciate anu help or research suggestions
Thank you
Sandy Cowan
Jul 29, 2009
Judy Brooks Truchon
Jul 29, 2009
Carol Byers
www.rootsweb.com/~mnggs/GGS.html
It gives ou a step-by-step process to find your german ancestors. The essential steps are:
1. the Name
2. religion
3. birthdate
4. place of origin
The biggest problem is locating the "Place of Origin". To do this, in most cases, you need to use American records.
For those who live near Sacramento, CA, there is help through the Sacramento German Genealogy Society. They have volunteers at the Sacramento Family History Society, every Thursday afternoon from 1-5 pm. The society has over 1000 German, research related books that the FHC.
Jul 29, 2009
Cheryl W. Terry
Thank you for that information. I wish I lived near Sacramento, but live across the country. I will definitely look for that book.
Cheryl
Jul 29, 2009
louise duncalf
Jul 29, 2009
louise duncalf
Jul 29, 2009
Melanie Henry
Jul 30, 2009
Kathleen Mae Ketterer Sterner
Jul 31, 2009
Sheryl Lindbeck-Whisenhunt
Jul 31, 2009
Sherry Hall
Jul 31, 2009
Carol Vannoy
Jul 31, 2009
Nancy Netter
Jul 31, 2009
Susan Turner
Jul 31, 2009
louise duncalf
Jul 31, 2009
Lynn Palermo
Jul 31, 2009