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Last modified: 19 June 1998 .......................................... FEEFHS Web Site Version

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APPLING, TERRY
eMail address: twa@eznet.com

My immigrant ancestor was Michael (John) HENNING, who came to the USA from Austria-Hungary in 1889. For unknown reasons, John refused to talk about his family or his former homeland, so nearly everything that we know came from a brother, who came several years later. Michael was born in "Agnetheln, Siebenbürgen, Österreich", according to his marriage certificate. Parents were John HENNING and Mary TIEL. He left his home shortly after his mother died, when he was 18 years old, headed for Cleveland, where there was "other family", and ultimately to South Dakota, where he began farming. Interestingly, in the 1910 census, Michael listed his nationality as "German", while his brother George listed nationality as "Magyar."

Associated families: HERBERT, KASLER, WALMA, SELL

So far, the only documents that I have found relating to the Hermannstadt area are some films of military records through the local FHC. My other research mainstay is a wonderful world atlas by Rand-McNally, published "auf Deutsch" in 1892, with enlarged maps of all German-settled areas of Europe.


ARNOLD, LOU (LUDWIG PETER)
eMail address: arnold@trytel.com

ARNOLD/HEINDEL My proper name is Ludwig Peter ARNOLD. I am a direct descendent of Johann ARNOLD b. 1683 reportedly in Niederwurzbach, Pfalz, Germany. Verifying this ancestor's data from original records is my primary research task. Later ancestors lived in Harta, (aka Kis-Harta) Hungary and then largely in Liebling, Banat Romania before fleeing to Austria during WWII and then emigrating to Canada. I am also interested in the Heindel families (my mother's maiden name), of Keinschemlak, Banat, Romania, before 1900. I have a family tree in Reunion for Windows.


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