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The following are found on this HANRL page:
- entry for COLE, Sue, 11 January 2001
- entry for DAYTON, Azzie, 11 January 2001
- entry for DICKERSON, Joyce K., 11 January 2001
- entry for DOBSON, Marily J. WESTERFIELD, 11 January 2001
- entry for DOPP, Barb, 11 January 2001
- entry for GRAFER, Miriam, 11 January 2001
- entry for GRAY, Retta MANNING, 11 January 2001
- entry for HUDSON, Wallace, Reverand, 11 January 2001
- entry for KELLY, Connie, 11 January 2001
- entry for KONKLIN, Rebecca MESSINA, 11 January 2001
- entry for KUHLMANN, Doreen, 11 January 2001
- entry for LENTHE, June G., 11 January 2001
- entry for LINTELMAN, Bobby E., 11 January 2001
- entry for MEYER, DeOtta L., 11 January 2001
- entry for MILLER, Dorothy L., 11 January 2001
- entry for MIZELL, Sonia FLAGGE, 11 January 2001
- entry for MUEGGENBURG, John R., Sr., 11 January 2001
- entry for PETERSON, Jon, 11 January 2001
- entry for PRESTON, Lois Ann, 11 January 2001
- entry for RUPERS, Ron, 11 January 2001
- entry for STEWART, Jane, 11 January 2001
- entry for STIENSTRA, Andrys, 11 January 2001
- entry for TEBBEN, Steve, 11 January 2001
- entry for WEISS, Susan, 11 January 2001
- entry for WESTER, Phil, 11 January 2001
- entry for MOVIUS, John, 8 February 2001
- revised eMail address for PETERSON, Jon, 4 August 2001
- revised eMail address for RUPERS, Ron, 4 August 2001
- revised eMail address for LINTELMAN, Bobby E., 11 June 2002


COLE, Sue
eMail address: sue@m1st.org

I am looking for the family of my grandfather, William Frederick SHUSSLER (Americanized name), who is from Osnabruk Germany. He was born 14 February 1890 and immigrated to the U.S. In 1906 (St. Louis, Missouri area?). He had several brothers and sisters, but never returned to Germany except during WW I. Any any info on this family name would be appreciated


DAYTON, Azzie
eMail address carlrobert@mindspring.com
(Catholic)

I am searching for Frank Herman SCHONFELD, born 17 August 1841, died 7 April 1910, in Indiana. First wife was a KITTENBRINK, second wife, Marie "Mary" MIER or MYERS, born 16 June 1855. All three came from Hannover, Germany as far as I know. Frank's father was also named Frank and his mother was Lizzie STICKLINER. They were Catholic. I would appreciate any information on any or all of these great-grandparents. Thank you.


DICKERSON, Joyce K.
eMail address: bjoy@gotnet.net
(Lutheran)

Johann Dietrich Heinrich KLANDER was born 25 January 1851 near Hanover. His parents were J. D. and Catherine (?) KLANDER. There may have been two or more sisters of Johann. He sailed on the Jupiter from Bremen or Bremerhaven in November 1867, arriving at New York 3 December 1867. He settled in New Hanover county North Carolina and married Anna Rebecca BREMER. Some family say he was known as Klander von Klint, or Klander von Kleist. He was a Lutheran. Wish to find his parents and siblings and birthplace. Any information would be greatly appreciated.


DOBSON, Marily J. WESTERFIELD
eMail address: Jercormic@aol.com

I am searching for my great-great-great-grandparents, Claus Heinrich WESTERFELD who married Margarethe Agnese THIEMEIER. I know of one son, Jost (Johann) Heinrich WESTERFELD, born 24 October 1775 in the village of Husede, in Bad Essen Parish. He married Wilhelmina (Anne Marie) Henriette REDEKER 22 November 1805 in Wehdem Parish (Oppenwehe). Any information greatly appreciated.


DOPP, Barb
eMail address: bddopp@rconnect.com

I am researching Heinrich STRUCK and Wilhelmine STENZIG from the Peine area. My great-grandmother was their daughter Anna Wihlemina Louise STRUCK, born 1861 and immigrated to the US in 1881. She lived and married in Illinois and they moved to California. Her parents never came to US. I need to find this information and any help I would greatly appreciate.


GRAFER, Miriam
eMail address: dailydecisions@yahoo.com
(Lutheran)

I am looking for information concerning Claus GRAEFER / GRAFER from Hannover, Germany. His sons Johann Nicholas GRAEFER / GRAFER (born 17 May 1851) and Bernard GRAEFER / GRAFER (born April 1854) immigrated to New York City. Claus was married to Marie CHRISTOPHEN. Their faith was Lutheran.


GRAY, Retta MANNING
eMail address: dongray@ccrtc.com

I am trying to find the ancestors of Johann Friedrich MENNING (born 29 November 1831) and Charlotte Wilhelmine Caroline SCHRAMME (born 10 April 1830? 1834? at Westrup, Germany). I believe MENNING was married twice but have not found data to confirm that theory. They had four children: Henritta, Fredrick Wilhem MENNING (names changed to MANNING in USA), and William: all these came to USA. One son at Westrup named Karl-Ludwig MENNING, buried at Ludershagen cemetery (February 1942). Thank you for any help.


HUDSON, Wallace Rev.
eMail address: ML10311517@aol.com
(Lutheran)

I am looking for information on the Johan Friedrich SIEMERING and Annie Sobie Ilse Dorothy WEISMEN family. The information that I currently have puts the family at Landesberger, Prussia. Johan SIEMERING was born 7 February 1771 and died on 21 July 1816 at Landesberger, Prussia. I have no dates on his wife, birth or death. The records that I have came from the Landesberger Lutheran Church. Do you think that you can help me get back any further? The information that I have on the church is as follows: Death Records of Lutheran Church Perrant 3076 Landesbergan, Hanover, Germany. I am in search of a map that would designate where the towns would have been in the late 1760s. May be this would help me; who knows? I do have some information that I will share with others. Any further help would be appreciated.


KELLY, Connie
9069 Glenbury Court, Elk Grove, California 95624, USA
eMail address: bckelly@citlink.net
(Christian Reformed?)

I am looking for any information on Hendrik ITTERBEEK, born in Hannover, Germany 25 December 1827 and his wife, Harmtje HAGELSKAMP, born in Hannover, Germany. I have two possible birthdates dates for Harmtje - 28 December 1838 and August 1831. I am not sure if either of these are correct. I know very little about my great grandparents. In the IGI record their marriage is recorded. It states that Hendrik ITTERBEEK married Hannpye HORKAMP on 17 February 1867 at Allegan, Michigan. They continued to live in the Allegan area of Michigan. Hendrik eventually changed his name to Hendrik ETTERBEEK.

The 1900 census lists Harmtje as immigrating to the US in 1866. I have no listing for Hendrik. I also believe that they were members of the Christian Reformed Church. I have a death date of 12 November 1898 for Hendrik ITTERBEEK (ETTERBEEK) and 1 September 1903 for Harmtje HAGELSKAMP. Her father is listed as Jan. They were buried in the Overisel Cemetey at Allegan, Michigan. I feel that I have hit the brick wall. Up until a few months ago my whole family thought they were from Holland, so we were quite surprised to find them from Germany. I would appreciate any help you can give me in locating information on them.


KONKLIN, Rebecca MESSINA
eMail address: messina@gci.net

I am researching the KONKLIN surname. George KONKLIN was born in Hannover, Germany in 1810, married Mary before 1837 and immigrated to America 26 July 1842 on the ship "Stephanie" with three sons: Robert, Thomas, and George Adam. I know their history from 1842 on, but cannot find them (under various spellings of the surname) on the actual ship list. KUNKLIN, KONKLE, are possibilities. Anyone who thinks they are related, feel free to eMail me and we can check on it.


KUHLMANN, Doreen
eMail address: coolman@inter-linc.net
(Lutheran)

I am looking for any information on the Frederick and Angeline (Annie MEYER) HURRELBRINK. They were Lutheran and had eight children. A son William and his wife Julia (TURNER) immigrated to Kansas City, Kansas in 1878. William was born 18 March 1852 in Hannover. I would like any information on this family. Thank you.


LENTHE, June G.
750 North Big Oak Road NorthWest, Malta, Ohio 43758-9652, USA
eMail address: grameow@morganco.net

I am looking for the birthplace and date for Frederick LENTHE of Hannover. Fred was born 2 February 1855-1860. His parents are said to be Conrad LENTHE and Marie or Mary MUSSMAN. Family stories say he had a relative who was a professor and a relative who was a tax collector. Fred and his cousin, Adolph LENTHE, immigrated to the United States together. Adolph was the same age as Fred. They sailed on the ship "Herman" from Bremen to Baltimore and arrived 19 August 1885. Both were listed as millers from Saxony Pfalz. The passenger list I have is coded for "occupation" and where they were from. I came up with Saxony / Pfalz. At any rate, my father-in-law told me, years ago, that his father was from Hanover. At the time, I was not aware that there was a city and a state of Hanover! He also said his father was Frederick (?) spelling ? and Fred's parents were Conrad LENTHE and Mary MUSSMAN.

I have a picture of Fred taken in Germany. In the picture, he is a very young man standing with an older man next to what appears to be a small-sized windmill. Supposedly this is Fred with his millwright teacher. Family stories say he was "von LENTHE". Upon arrival in the U.S., he went to Iowa where there was a LENTHE family and I assume these were relatives. He then went to Cleveland, Ohio where Adolph was living. After marrying and having 2 children, Fred again went to Iowa with his wife and 2 small children. Fred's wife didn't like it in Iowa so they returned to Cleveland, Ohio. In 1985, I visited the village of Lenthe in the state of Hanover and met the Baron and Baroness LENTHE. They showed me their family tree and felt that our Fred was related but did not have him on their tree. The next "castle" to them was also LENTHE and this family was related to the "Red Baron".

After 25 years, I have not been able to get past Fred and his cousin Adolph LENTHE, other than the passenger list. All Fred's citizenship papers state he was from the City of Hanover and born February 1860 and Adolph's papers show the same month and year of birth. From what I understand, Germans had to apply for permission to leave Germany and I do have copies of permits of another German family in another line of my husbands. Where would I find permits for Fred and Adolph to leave Hanover? I am 76 years old and have done genealogy for 30 years and wouldn't you know, the most important family has had me stumped ! Of course, all our kids and grandkids are anxious for me to find out about the LENTHES and here I am, STUCK! Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated.


LINTELMAN, Bobby E.
2105 French Place, Baytown, Texas 77520, USA
eMail address: blintelman@att.net
(Lutheran?)

I am trying to locate any information I can about grand parents from Germany Records. I think they attended the Lutheran Church. Name: Fritz LINTELMANN, born at Hanover, Germany, 21 September 1829, died at Fairmont, Minnesota, 25 December 1911; wife #1: - ? Wife #2: Sophie BUETHKER, married 15 November 1872 at LaCrosse, Wisconsin. They had a son, Frederick D. LINTELMANN, born at Hanover, Germany, 24 July 1869. I would like to know all the kin and names if available. They immigrated to the USA in 1871. Thanks for any help you can give.


MEYER, DeOtta L.
HCR2, Box 4737, Sandia, Texas 78383-, USA
eMail address: dlmeyer@the-i.net or deotta@yahoo.com

According to information passed down in this family, George F. MEYER was one of 300 men who came from Germany to fight for the US Federal Union in exchange for land. The year would have been 1864. Indeed, I have a date of enlistment (National Archives) as 4 September 1864 into the U. S. Navy in Chicago. George was born on 3 December 1837 in Hannover. I have been unable to find his actual date of arrival in the US, but I feel that it was probably in July or August 1864. I'm wondering if perhaps there was a special passage carrying all these men and perhaps that is why I am having so much trouble locating him on the passenger lists. One of those men might have been Herman KREIGER, who became George's brother-in-law, probably in 1865. I don't have the names of George's parents, either, and I am unsure of how to go about looking for this information. Another story in the family is that George's great-grandfather worked in the King's Garden. But, the names and information have been lost. I sure could use some help here.


MILLER, Dorothy L.
540 Solano NorthEast, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108-1048, USA
eMail address: dlmiller@abq.com
(Lutheran)

I seek information about and descendants of Statius KARSTENS or CARSTENS, who was a Lutheran pastor at St. Dionys, Diocese Bardowick, Hannover during the Thirty Years War. He was born 21 October 1598 in Lueneburg and died 2 February 1670 at Bardowick. He was twice married. His first wife was Margaretha BEHR, who bore three daughters whose names I do not know. On 7 February 1634 he married a second time to Ursula Ann ULRICH. From that marriage came four sons: Johann, Jacob Leopold, Georg Ulrich, and Rudolph. I am especially interested in descendants of the sons. I gladly will share what information I have.

I am searching for the parents and siblings of Anna CARSTENS who married Johann Diedrich MUEHLENBRUCH about 1706. She may have been born at Himbergen, Hannover. She died 27 January 1732 at Roebel, Schwerin, Mecklenburg. Family information says that her great grandfather, her grandfather, her father and her brother were Lutheran pastors.


MIZELL, Sonia FLAGGE
eMail address: dsmp@netzero.net

My great-great grandfather Heinrich (Henry) Joseph FLAGGEemigrated from Hanover, Germany with his wife, Anna Sophia (STERNITZKY), his two sons, Heinrich Theodore Louis FLAGGE and Carl Heinrich August FLAGGE and one daughter, Maria Helene FLAGGE. I have most of the descendant information from this family, but I have very little information on the parents and none on siblings of Heinrich Joseph FLAGGE, born 20 February 1851 to Heinrich FLAGGE and Mariana BERSUHN (whose names I got from Heinrich (Henry) Joseph FLAGGE's death certificate). I would appreciate any information on any FLAGGE family line that could lead me to such information or how I might gather more information on this family. Most of the Germany papers I have and have had translated are from the St. Clemens Church at Hanover.


MOVIUS, John
P. O. Box 2660, Salt Lake City, Utah 84151-2660, USA
eMail address: feefhs@feefhs.org

Addie H. WARING MOVIUS was born 10 December 1865, married Emil Anton MOVIUS 1 October 1881 at Big Stone City, Dakota Territory, and died of Parkinson's disease circa 1942 at Fargo, North Dakota; burial at the E. A. Movius mausoleum at Pleasant View Cemetery, Lidgerwood, North Dakota. Her father was Ransom WARING, the son of Daniel Webster Waring. Her mother was Elizabeth ROBINSON WARING, who died 16 May 1904. It is thought that she was born in Virginia or Kentucky and was probably raised in Missouri. After her husband's sudden death in 1916, she moved to Fargo North Dakota. In 1926 she moved from 1104 13th Street North to 1330 11th Avenue South at Fargo. In 1927 she moved to 1431 5th Avenue South at Fargo, where she was still living circa 1940. In 1932 she provided a statement for the "Pioneer Mother's Index" at the Dakota Heritage Center at Bismarck, North Dakota.

Addie and Emil had 4 children: 1) Leonard Bruce MOVIUS, (1882-1904). 2) John WARING MOVIUS, (1893-1947), married a) Alice Jane Schomer (born 1896 at Franfurt am main, Germany, died 1984 at Minneapolis, MN) in February 1915 at Hannover, Germany; divorce [Est: late 1919 or early 1920] at Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Alice was the daughter of Otto Schomer and Emma Wilhelmina Franke and had a sister Karola and a brother Hans Otto). John W. then married b) Beryl Begsley (married 10 Feb circa 1921 at Crystal, North Dakota. He died 23 Septmber 1947 at Long Beach, Los Angeles county CA; burial at Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, CA). 3) George WARING MOVIUS (born 15 March 1897 at Lidgerwood, ND; died January 1965 at Chicago ?, Illinois. The family lost track of him when he lived at Fleet, Alberta Canada in 1926.) 4) Henriette MOVIUS (born 1911 at Lidgerwood, ND; died 1911 at Lidgerwood, ND).

While I have some addition information on John's first and second wife and children, I am looking for more information on Addie's ancestors, more on Alice Schomer, more on George Waring Movius, (need his 1965 ? obituary printed somewhere in the greater Chicago area), and any possible decendents of his. I am willing to share genealogy details with others searching any of these lines.


MUEGGENBURG, John R. Sr.
eMail address: bmbm_lvi@madisontelco.com

I am seeking information on my great-grandparents Christoph MUEGGENBURG and Margaret TRUE (maiden name), parents of my grandfather Christoph Fredrick MUEGGENBURG, born 12 June 1858. My grandfather emigrated from Hamburg to the USA aboard the ship "Hammonia" on 16 April 1887, arriving at New York on 18 April 1887. Either on board ship or upon arrival in New York he married Ida Sophie Charlotte MENKE of Hamburg. The MUEGGENBURG family supposedly lived in Hannover. Thank you for your assistance.


PETERSON, Jon
eMail address: jon-peterson@mediaone.net

I am interested in any information on this surname dduring the period of 1800-1860. I am a direct decendant of Barone zum BERGE anerk ? 18 May 1834. Casten Heinrich zum BERGE was born in Prussia and had 2 sons: Frederick Heinrich zum BERGE, born 11 September 1826 at Fallingbostel, Hanover, Prussia, Germany. He immigrated to the USA circa 1857 from Westenholz, Germany. He died 17 February 1892 at Benton township, Minnesota. He married Maria HARMS in 1856 or 1857. She was born 18 December 1836 in Prussia and died 18 August 1918 at Benton township, Minnesota. They had six children: Dorothea, born 1858; Wilhelmine, born 1860; Frederick Henry, born 1863; Mary, born 1866; Anna, born 1872; and Magdalena, born 1877. Johann Heinrich zum BERGE was born 1832 at Fallingbostel, Hanover, Prussia. He immigrated to the USA on 15 May 1869 and became a naturalized US citizen on 25 March 1871.


PRESTON, Lois Ann
1441 West Armstrong Way, Chandler, Arizona 85248, USA
eMail address: arizonalady@uswest.net

I am seeking the place and date of birth and parents of August FEUERHAHN or FEUERHAN, born about 1830 in Hanover, married to Franziska (Franciska) (unknown last name) who was born around 1834. They probably married about the early to mid 1850's. August emigrated from Bremen, Germany on the ship "Astronom" and arrived at New York on 8 June 1963. His occupation was musician. His wife and three children immigrated to the US the next year on the ship "Borussia", from the ports of Hamburg & Southampton and arrived aat New York on 23 November 1864 with her three children: August FEUERHAHN, male, age 6 years; Erwin, male, age 4 months and Franz, male, age 7 years. In the 1870 US Federal census: August FEUERHAHN, 40, male, white, musician, $500 (personal estate), Hanover; Francisca 36 female, white, keeping house, Hanover; Emily, 6 years, female, white, Hanover; Robert 2 years, male, white, New York. I don't know what happen to the two boys August and Franz that came over with their mother in 1864. I am not sure if Erwin, male and Emily female are the same child and there was an error in the records. Erwin born in Hanover would have been about 6 in 1870 census. There was no sign of the other two boys after arrival in New York. Any help with this family would be much appreciated. I have a little more information to share if someone would like it.


RUPERS, Ron
8887 Castleford Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242-, USA
eMail address: rrupers@fuse.net

Our stories have been passed down as family heritage. Some great grandchildren believe Heinrich was descended from German royalty. Pauline RUPERS BOYNTON says Henry RUPERS (also known as Heinrich RUPERT ?) immigrated to America as a stow away when 14 years old (1855?) . Pauline was told by her father, Albert H. RUPERS, that Henry wrote to his father in Germany 3 or 4 years later to announce his upcoming marriage. The father sent him money for passage to Germany. He kept the money and did not go to Germany. The 1880 US Federal Census lists Henry's birthplace and his parent's birth place as Prussia. Occupation: StoneCutter. Ref: 1880 Federal Census, Indiana Schedule 1, Ripley county, Center Township, Page 2, Enumeration District 153, NARA microfilm no. 307. Osgood, Ripley county, Indiana records list Henry's birthplace, and his parents birthplace, as Hanover, Prussia. Research of Volumes 1-24, Germans to America; Edited by Ira A. Glazier and P.William Filby; passengers arriving US ports; found no record of a passenger listed as Henry RUPERS or Heinrich RUPERT, b. 1841, arriving in the USA from Prussia. Any information for Henry RUPERS (also known as Heinrich RUPERT?) will be much appreciated.


STEWART, Jane
eMail address: MStew32072@aol.com
(Lutheran)

I am looking for a Ludwig GRUBE, born ayt Lauenberg, Hanover Germany 16 December 1808. He belonged to the Lutheran Church in Hanover.


STIENSTRA, Andrys
Burgum (Friesenland), The Netherlands
eMail address: andrys@stienstra.net

I wonder if someone could add some information to this family: Johannes Coert Coenraad KOEHLENBERG / KOHLENBERG, suikerraffinadeursknecht, born at Lowenstyl circa 1763, living at Dordrecht, died there on October 10, 1826, son of Jurgen Christoffel KOEHLENBERG / KOHLENBERG and Maria VANNIKOLDEN. He entered a notice of marriage at Dordrecht 6 November 1800 and was married there 22 November 1800 to Maria Sofia Magdalena BOREN, born at Geeve circa 1771, died at Dordrecht on 24 August 1826, daughter of Johannes BHERE and Christina Engelina WARNEK. I can't find the places Lowenstyl and Geeve, but it should be in "het Hannoversche Land". The people I mentioned were born in Germany, according to the Dutch documents: "in het Hannoversche land" (the district of Hannover). The Dutch clerks wrote down "Geeve" and "Lowenstyl" as native towns, but probably that will not be the right spelling. I wish I could find the places (I think they will be in the same area) with names that look like that.


TEBBEN, Steve
eMail address: tebbensm@email.msn.com

I am looking for any data on Heinrich Gerd TEBBEN, born approximately 1825. He immigrated from Hanover, Germany to the United States in approximately 1848. He may have came over seas with a sister who died shortly after arriving at New Orleans. Thanks for any help you can give. I have been looking for this missing link for ten years.


WEISS, Susan
eMail address: sweiss_01@email.msn.com

I am looking for information on my great-great-grandparents. The family is from a small town named Bucken, which is located between the cities of Hannover and Bremen. My great-great-great-grandfather was Conrad FISCHER and my great-great-great-grandmother was Sophie ROSEN-HAGEN. I understand that the FISCHER family at Bucken dates back to the 1600's. I do not know anything about the ROSEN-HAGEN family.

Conrad and Sophie were married at Bucken and they had 6 children, all born at Bucken. I was able to get a copy of a church record of births for the children: Johann Heinrich Anton FISCHER (my GGF) born 18 November 1866; Bernhard Georg Diederich FISCHER born 1 April 1869; Anne Marie Margarethe FISCHER born 12 January 1872; Louise Dilhilmine Marie FISCHER born 28 November 1873; Sophie Catharine Marie FISCHER born 18 April 1875; Anne Marie Sophie FISCHER born 24 January 1878. A curious note: why do all the girls names have "Marie" in them? Five of the children immigrated to the US before they married. One daughter, Sophie, married a Johann KOGGE, and immigrated to the US after his death in 1920. They had 2 children born in Germany, Henry and Anne. I would really like to find out more about Conrad and Sophie and their ancestors so I can add some branches to my family tree.


WESTER, Phil
eMail address: wester@cableone.net
(Roman Catholic)

I am looking for information on the WESTER family. Supposedly came from Hanover. John Bernard WESTER was born 7 August 1853 and his wife Theckla GROTEGEERS was born 12 March 1859. The parents of John B. WESTER listed in church records in St. Louis as Gerhadrt WESTER and Helena GERTKEN. He married a Theckla GROTEGEERS, her parents are listed as Johann GROTEGEERS and Helenae Stevens. John B. WESTER arrived at St. Louis, Missouri 1879. Thet were Roman Catholic and dairy farmers. On one of the US Census records the person taking the census orginally wrote Hanover, crossed it out and wrote Germany. That is my clue to the origin of their birthplace. The city of Hanover or the Province? Who knows. My Dad thinks he remembers his father saying Hamburg, but he is not sure. I would like to start searching some Catholic Church records from the Hanover area but am having trouble determining which fell in the old Hanover area (City or Province ?)


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