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- entry for FUNG, Christine, 14 July 1998
- entry for MALUCK, Alsa, 14 July 1998
- entry for THOMPSON, Robert, 14 July 1998
- entry for VETOR, Jim, 14 July 1998
- entry for BIEHL, Marilyn, 18 October 1998
- entry for BIRKENHOLZ, Dan, 18 October 1998
- entry for COMP, John, 18 October 1998
- entry for DADDARIO, Lynda, 18 October 1998
- entry for HAAG, Don, 18 October 1998
- entry for HUMPHREY, Jackie, 18 October 1998
- entry for MEYER, Joseph, 18 October 1998
- entry for MILLER, Jay F., 18 October 1998
- entry for RHOADES, Lori, 18 October 1998
- entry for SWALM, Larry, 18 October 1998
- entry for STURMFELS, Walter, 18 October 1998
- entry for VERRET, Caryl, 18 October 1998
- entry for BLACKWELL, Betty, 22 October, 1998
- entry for KLEIN, Kombiz, 22 October 1998
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- entry for KOESTNER, Pat, 2 February 1999
- entry for LA MONT, Tawana, 2 February 1999
- entry for UNGER, Mary Ann, 2 February 1999
- entry for WIMSETT, Cathy, 2 February 1999
- entry for ARBOGAST, Karen, 3 February, 1999
- entry for BERG, Shirley, 3 February 1999
- entry for LEES, Judith, 3 February 1999
- entry for LINK, Melissa. 3 Fabruary 1999
- entry for NAGLE, Jim & Dianna, 3 February 1999
- entry for TADDY, Milli, 3 February 1999
- Marilyn Lane's eMail address changed, 3 June 1999
- new eMail address for MEYER, Joseph, 5 April 2002
- new eMail address for VETOR, Jim, 14 July 1998


ARBOGAST, Karen
4888 Rapid Run Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238-, USA
eMail address: buffys97@one.net (Roman Catholic?)

I am seeking information on the family of Elizabeth BECKER, born 13 September 1857. Her mother's maiden name was SCHICK. They were probably Catholic. Elizabeth BECKER emigrated to the U.S. alone from Kirchhain, Kassel before 1889. She married Peter STRASSEL at Cincinnati, Ohio.


BERG, Shirley eMail addres: sberg1@mindspring.com
I am researching John BERG born 18 September 1808 in Hesse Cassel (as written on 1870 Grant County, West Virginia census). He was in Company I, 7th West Virginia Infantry from 1 May 1861 until 9 January 1863 during the Civil War; he was a prisoner 16 months, 7 days. He died 17 March 1884 in Grant County, West Virginia. We cannot find burial site for him or his wife, Elizabeth. He married Elizabeth BERMAN who was born in 1811 in Germany; date of her death in West Virginia is unknown. Their children were: 1. Henry BERG born July 1840, possibly Baltimore, Maryland (cannot obtain records). He died 14 July 1921 and is buried in Lahmansville Cemetery at Lahmansville, West Virginia. (This is my husband's great-grandfather and the first child of the family born in America.) Henry married Ann Rebecca TUCKER in 1866. 2. Joshua BERG born 5 January 1845; died 2 December 1917 and is buried in Maysville Cemetery at Maysville, West Virginia. 3. Mary BERG born 1847 in Virginia; died 14 January 1892 and is buried in Lahmansville Cemetery at Lahmansville, West Virginia. 4. Lewis Edward BERG born 1852 in Virginia; died 26 July 1926 and is buried in Lahmansville Cemetery at Lahmansville, West Virginia. 5. Anna Maria BERG born 20 March 1854; died 18 December 1857 in Hary County, West Virginia. I live in the general area of West Virginia where a lot of this information has been obtained and I am still searching to fill in holes. But we have never been able to get any information from Germany. I have no knowledge of any other siblings of John BERG (1808), but there is a possibility of a brother Frederich BERG, but I have no confirmation on this. A fellow researcher has this line and we have been working together to try and get something from Germany. Any suggestions or information will be appreciated.


BIEHL, Marilyn
eMail address: beihlm@Silyn-Tek.de

I am researching Henry W. FRIES born in Hessen, Germany. He is believed to have been a judge at Richland Center, Wisconsin. He married Margaret WOLF. They had a daughter, Ida M. FRIES born 1841 at Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. She died in 1921. Ida married William M. BARNES in 1863 in Wisconsin and had seven children.


BIRKENHOLZ, Dan
eMail address: birk@pcpartner.net

I am looking for information on the John Christian BIRKENHOLZ family from Vielbach?, Hessen, Germany. His son, John, was born 30 October 1791, and emigrated to Iowa between 1852 and 1856. He married Anna Margaretha STRATER at Vielbach on 3 February 1815 and had a son, John William, born 9 February 1835. John Christian BIRKENHOLZ was married to Anna Katherine BALKER.


BLACKWELL, Betty
P. O. Box 354, Reliance, Wyoming, 82943-, USA
eMail address: beholder@fiw.net
(Lutheran)

I am researching my great-grandfather, George REILING, born 22 March 1839 in Hessen, Germany. He was the son of Henry REILING who was also born in Hessen, and Kater LA MOYNE/ LAMOYNE who was born in France. George REILING emigrated to Cook County, Illinois circa 1852, presumably with his parents. He married 1) Alvine KLEISS who was born in Germany and died in 1901 at Chicago, Illinois. He married 2) Catherine WEISBACKER who was born at Lamsheim, Germany. George REILING died in 1924 at Forest Park, Cook County Illinois. All this information came from his death certificate and those of his wives. Presumably he was Lutheran as his daughter, Elizabeth Reiling Mortimer LAMBACHER was Lutheran. I haven't done any research in Germany before and don't know where to start. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


COMP, John
eMail address: KD22718@aol.com
(Methodist?)

I am searching for ancestors of John COMP who I believe was born in Hessen, Germany on 26 December 1831. He married Celia MORGAN on 27 November 1853 at West Bridgewater, Pennsylvania. Celia was born at Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts on 29 March 1836. They had nine children; one died in infancy. Their children were: Clara L. COMP, may have been born in Pennsylvania, married Joseph W. MONROE; Mary COMP, may have been born in Pennsylvania, married John STAPLETON, Harry Franklin COMP, may have been born at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, married Mamie MCCARTHY on 9 April 1890 at Milwaukee, Milwaukee Coounty, Wisconsin; Charles B. COMP, may have been born in Pennsylvania, married Julia LAWLER on 24 April 1889 at Milwaukee, Wisconsin (she died after giving birth to a stillborn child on 17 August 1907; August C. COMP born 30 October 1867, may have been born in Pennsylvania, married Christina PRINZ on 23 November 1892, died 25 September 1914; Anna COMP, may have been born in Pennsylvania or Indiana; John W. COMP born 17 August 1873, may have been born in Pennslvania, Indiana or Illinois, married Jennie LAUF on 10 May 1898; and Emma Sylvia COMP born 27 June 1876, may have been born in Pennsylvania, Indiana or Illinois, married John MONHEIMER. From other research I have done, they may have been Methodist. John was a glassblower by trade. They must have started moving west at some time going through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and ending up in Wisconsin. Most of the information I have has been from documents at the Milwaukee Co. court house.


DADDARIO, Lynda
eMail address: LDadda5609@aol.com

I am researching my great-grandparents who were born at Villigen, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany. I found the following information on the death records I have obtained: Heinrich Conrad BENDER, born: 5 February 1848 at Villigen, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany; His father was Conrad BENDER, his mother ? He married Sophia STIEHLER on 22 September 1870 at St. Johns Lutheran Church, Erie, PA and died 10 January 1935. Sophia STIEHLER was born 15 April 1848 at Villigen, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany. Her mother was Catherine GRAF and her father was Conrad STIEHLER. She died 8 January 1918.


FUNG, Christine
eMail address: cfung@vvm.com

I researching Christian STEINMILLER, born at Darmstadt, Hessen in 1842 and his wife, Sabina, born in Baden in 1844. They came to Michigan before 1862, possibly in 1850. Christian STEINMILLER's father's name could be Johann. I do not know when and in what village/town they were born, to whom, or if they were married before their arrival. I have searched ship records without any luck. Their children were: Martin born 1864; George born 1869; Frank born 1869; Henry born 1871; Adolph born 1875; and Oscar born 1876. I know that Christian's parents were both from Darmstadt and that Sabina's father was from Darmstadt and her mother was from Baden. I have yet to find their graves. I have complete info on Frank and Oscar.


HAAG, Don
eMail address: dahaag5@gateway.net
(Evangelical Lutheran)

I am looking for information on George Adam HAAG who was born in Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany on 29 September 1844. I do not know the date he emigrated to the United States, but he married Barbara WIEDEMANN in Louisville, Kentucky on 18 Aug 1868. He was a member of the Evangelical Church.


HUMPHREY, Jackie
eMail address: jhumphre@ix.netcom.com

I am researching Friderick Ludwig VON VULTEE from Hachborn, Hessen, Germany, born circa 1773, and his wife, Gertrude WERTHEIM from Hesse Cassel, born circa 1778. They emigrated to Montgomery County, Pennsylvania circa 1800-06. Gertrude's father is said to be a Lutheran pastor. I need information on her family. Friderick's parents are said to be Wilhelm Christian VON VULTEE and Anna or Martha SPORLEDER or SPORLETTER.


KLEIN, Kombiz
eMail address: kklein@ped1.med.uth.tmc.edu

I am looking for information on Johannes KLEIN who married Margaretha DUMONT. Margaretha was born at Hessisches Nierstein, Germany in 1782 or 1783 and emigrated to the U.S. with her son, Joseph KLEIN. Joseph KLEIN was a stone worker in the town of Nierstein in 1855, married, with at least two children. Joseph KLEIN, his wife (name unknown), two children, and the widowed Margaretha DUMONT KLEIN emigrated together to Wisconsin on an unknown date, but most likely between 1855 and 1861.


KOESTNER, Pat
eMail address: Wiz196@aol.com

My ancestor, Peter IMEL, is supposed to have been one of four brothers who came to America to fight for the British during the Revolutionary War. His brothers were Henry, Thomas, Jacob, and Joseph. Peter IMEL was born in Hesse-Kassel, Germany between 1756 and 1764. He married Susanna KIRKLAND 12 August 1787 in Frederick, Maryland. He lived in Virginia, Kentucky, and Indiana. He died in Fairland, Indiana on 3 January 1849. Peter's children were: Maria, John, Henry, George, Thomas,
Peggy, Samuel, Sarah, Peter, Anna, Catherine, Conrad, and James. I believe Peter was a farmer. I do not know his religion. I am anxious to find any information that there may be in Germany about the men who were sent to America to fight during the Revolutionary War.


LA MONT, Tawana,
P.O. Box 142, Lake Hughes, California 93532-, USA
eMail address: chambleefoun@earthlink.net
(Presbyterian)

I am researching Anna Sibylla SCHARMANN, born about 1691 at Fischborn, Isenburg, Hesse, Germany. She married Andreas Franz GUNDERMAN (also called Anders Franz COUNTRYMAN) about 1715. Andreas' father was Hans Frederick GUNDERMAN or Johann Friederich GUNDERMAN and his mother was Maria Barbara SIMON or Anna Barbara SIMON. Andreas / Anders was born about 1695 at Niefern, Germany or in 1696 at Entzberg, Niefern, Germany. They were Presbyterians. They emigrated to Albany, New York; then to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, I believe on the Snoe Greg.


LEES, Judith
eMail address: jablees@webtv.net
(Lutheran)

I am seeking information on Peter FINIFF and his wife Elizabeth BARMONT. Peter was born in Hesse-Darmstadt about 1810. Elizabeth was born there also, about 1811. They were married before 1833. They emigrated to the U.S.(place unknown), probably before 1833, when their first son was born. Peter FINIFF died 5 September 1887 at McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania. The census information I have indicates that they lived there from at least 1850. My other great-great-grandfather was from Hahn, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. He changed his name from BERMOND to BERMON to BARMONT after coming to Fulton County, PA. Is it possible that FINIFF also was not always spelled that way? The BERMONDS were Waldensians. Since Peter FINIFF let his daughter marry a BARMONT, would it fololow that Peter and Elizabeth were also Waldensians? Peter was a Lutheran when he died.


LINK, Melissa
405 South Spring Street, Port Washington, Wisconsin, USA
eMail adress: MLWisc@aol.com

I am researching John LINK, born 1841; Adam LINK, born about 1837; and William LINK, born about 1846. They are supposedly the sons of Andreas LINK and Agnes SPECHT. We think that they emigrated in 1856 on the ship "Genessee". They ended up in Wisconsin in an area known originally as "Washington" in Ozaukee County, now Saukville and Port Washington, Wisconsin. We know that John and Adam were here for sure. There are naturalization papers for a 20-year old Andreas LINK, but at a much later date - 1864 - for this county. Andreas and Agnes LINK are listed on a census as having children named Adam, John, and William, plus living with a woman named Elizabeth and a stray child named Marie MARTIN who they told the census taker was from Luxembourg. The LINKS were from Hesse-Darmstadt, but John LINK's wife was from Luxembourg. Family folklore is that John, Adam, and William came over here alone in 1878 and that William was lost forever at the Port of New York. None of this was verified by the 1860, 1870, 1880, or 1890 U.S. Federal census lists or land records. In fact, we came up with a ton of LINKS living here as early as 1848: Bonifaz, Theresia, Phillip, Robert, Henry, Jerome, George, etc. I have checked every single one of these out and it appears they came from Milwaukee. Until 1837, Port Washington / Saukville was only connected to Milwaukee by a bark Indian trail.

Other data I have found: John LINK married Katarina LEDENBACH in 1865 in Port Washington, Wisconsin and they had 15 children. Adam, John's brother, moved to Sioux Falls, SD, and formally changed his name to LINCK. John and Katherina's son, also a William, went to live with Adam for awhile and also formally changed the spellikng of his last name to LINCK. I can't find records on Andreas, Agnes, and the elusive Elizabeth LINK, or Mary MARTIN or Andreas' son, William.


MALUCK, Alsa
eMail address; alda@twol.com
(Lutheran)

I am researching the surnames BUXMANN and KOCH. I have traced the BUXMANN line to Reinheim, a few kilometers from Darmstadt, but the first name I have is Peter BUSSMAN born 1585 at Gundernhausen, a few kilometers from Darmstadt and Reinheim. He was married in the Lutheran Church at Reinheim, but possibly the family could be listed in the Catholic Church records in Gundernhausen before Martin Luther split in 1520. We have the family records onward from 1585 and are interested in finding anything older. The KOCH surname records we have begin with Johann Adam KOCH, born 1743 in Germany, possibly Hessen. He and two other male relatives left for Russia in 1767, where they founded the village of Kolb. We are looking for the village in Germany where this family emigrated from.


MEYER, Joseph
eMail address: jmeyer@jvil.com
(Lutheran ?)

I am looking for more information on Ann Elizabeth BACH, born 1820 in Hessen, Germany, and came to Pennsylvania. She married 1) George MACKER sometime in the 1830's in Pennsylvania, Maryland or Ohio. They had the following children: Catherine born 1835, married Theron SHANDROW; Elizabeth born 1836 in in Maryland or Ohio, married James MCWILLIAMS; Phillip born 1838 in Ohio; George W. born 1842 at Quincy, Adams county, Illinois; and Louisa C. born 1846 at Quincy, Illinois. Ann Elizabeth married 2) Carryton KELLER in 1850-1858. She died in Calhoun County, Illinois and is buried there. She was a Protestant, probably of the Lutheran faith.

I also need any information on William NEITZERT, born 1832 in Hessen, Germany. He might have been the son of Henry and Catherine NEITZERT. William married Catherine GREENSTREET in Morgan County, Missouri in 1854 and they had the following children: Elizabeth born 1854; Mary Ann born 1855; John born 1857; Hannah born 1859; Anna Sophia born 1863; Abigail born 1865; Susan born 1867; and Thomas born 1873. All children were born in Missouri. They lived in Morton, St. Clair, and Benton counties in Missouri. William died in 1915 in Benton County, Missouri. His wife Catherine died in Woodruff County, Arkansas about 1921.


MILLER, Jay F.
eMail address: jayfmiller@mindspring.com

I am trying to find information on the parents of the following individuals: Wilhelm MILLER born in Camberg, Hessen Nassau on or about 12 August 1817 (he had a brother Phillip who died in Germany in 1901). Wilhelm married Magdalena WEISS, born 10 March 1815 at an unknown location, in the early 1840's. One of their sons, William Phillip MILLER, born 21 February 1848 at Biedenkopf, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, married Louisa Frances FRANK, born 29 September 1855 in Denstedt (then Prussia), on 6 May 1875 at Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Louisa's mother's maiden name may have been GRUNAUER.


NAGLE, Jim & Dianna
eMail address: unique1@cyberg8t.com

I am searching for information on John NAUGLE, born about 1830, married to Katherine CONRAD, born about 1840. Both were born in Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. They emigrated to Pittston, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania between 1861 and 1865 with their daughter, Leana NAUGLE, born in Hesse-Darmstadt in 1861. Any information would be appreciated.


RHOADES, Lori
eMail address: Kuell1@aol.com

I am researching the family of Hans Henry OHLENDORF born circa 1805 in Kur Hessen. I believe that he might have come to the U.S. with his son Henry, daughter-in-law Sophia, and grandson Henry when they came circa 1868 or 1869. Hans is shown on the 1870 census for Bremer County, Iowa. I have been unsuccessful finding him on a passenger list.


SWALM, Larry
eMail address: ls-dfi@bconnex.net or lsdfi@hotmail.com
(Lutheran)

My name is Larry Swalm and I am trying to conduct a search on my great-great-great grandfather and grandmother. Conrad SCHWALM and Mary RUHL left Hesse-Cassel and emigrated to Canada (through Montreal, Canada) in 1834 with 2 sons and a daughter. We don't know exactly where in Hesse-Cassel they came from only that Conrad worked in a grist mill (flour mill) carrying large bags of flour. They were very poor and came to Canada to receive a free 100 acre parcel of land. All that is known of Mary is that she was a devout Lutheran and was troubled at their common law state of marriage. I have connected with the Johannes Schwalm of Schwalmstadt and they are searching but there are many Schwalms there also. Is it possible to
find a list of Lutheran churches in that area or perhaps would there be some documentation with the local municipality regarding the advertising of such "new starts in a new country"?. There really aren't any ship lists in Canada dating before 1870 and the ship lists from Hamburg don't go back farther than 1850. Any suggestions on where to look next? Thank you in advance.
Webmaster's Note: There are 3 listings of the SCHWALM surname in "Surname Search" section of the the FHL Catalog. One refers to the Johannes Schwalm Historical Association of Gratz, Pennsylvania. While this association is primarily interested in Hessian soldiers and their descendants in Nortth America, they have has an extensive library and many active members of this family doing genealogy research. Look up these listings and contact this association

STURMFELS, Walter
eMail address: Sturm5@aol.com

I am researching Henry STURMFELS, born 1868 in Gross area of Hessen, Germany. He came to America in 1885. He married Anna ? in 1886. Henry was the son of Heinrich Jacob STURMFELS, born 18 October 1840 at Klein-Umstadt, Germany and Anna Margaretha ZINNEL, born 8 November 1839 at Ulfa, Germany. Death dates are unknown.


TADDY, Milli
eMail address: bmw@lakefield.net (Lutheran)

I am researching my great-grandparents, George and Barbara KOCH. Barbara's maiden name is KROPF. Both were born in 1831. They emigrated to the U.S. in 1882 from Mansbach, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. I am looking for church records from there. They were Lutheran. I would like to find their wedding date. George's parents were given as Henry and Margaret KOCH. I do not know Margaret's maiden name. I would like to find siblings of all of them and information on their parents.


THOMPSON, Robert
eMail address: pthom681@midohio.net

I am searching for any information regarding Michael STREITENBERGER, born 16 Jul 1827. The U.S. census of 1900 states that he was born at Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany and that he immigrated to the U.S. in 1832 (allegedly with his parents and siblings). Michael STREITENBERGER married Barbara Ellen STARR on 26 August 1849 in Ross county Ohio. One probable sibling is John M. STREITENBERGER, born 1825, also at Darmstadt (according to the 1860 census). Michael STREITENBERGER was Catholic. The 1860 U.S. census of Pike county, Pee Pee Township, Ohio lists Michael, John M., Adam, John C., and Charles STREITENBERGER in households #986, #987, #989, #990, and #991 respectively. Most of these STREITENBERGERS are buried in the St. Francis Xavier Cemetery just south of Chillicothe, Ross county, Ohio and north of Wavery, Pike Co., Ohio. I would like to know who Michael's parents and siblings were.


UNGER, Mary Ann
eMail address: munger@dolsun.dol.state.nj.us

I am seeking the town of origin of Andreas GUSS born circa 1746-48 in Hessen-Nassau, died 2 February 1780 at Kreuzstaetten. He married twice; the name of his first wife is unknown. They had one son who is listed on the Vienna register. His second wife was Anna MOLER / MAHLER whom he married at Kreuzstaetten. They had two children: 1) Andreas, born circa 1778-1779 at Kreuzstaetten, married Margaretha KOENIG in 1803 at
Kreuzstaetten; and 2) Margaretha, born circa 1779-80 at Kreuzstaetten, married Joannes Georgius PELJUNG/BELJUNG in 1801. That is all the information I have. Monika Ferrer suggested the name GAUS / GAUSS as well. Vienna and Jarhmarkt registrations read GUSS and earliest Kreuzstaetten records read GUSS. Later, the Hungarian "Z" replaced the last "S" and the name became GUSZ, as it remains.


VERRET, Caryl
eMail address: maxver@acadiacom.net

I am looking for information on Frederick SANDROCK who came to the U.S. in the mid-1800's. He fought in the Civil War and, according to newspaper accounts, had a distinguished military career. His obituary
in the New Orleans Times-Picayune notes he was born in Hesse Cassel in 1837 and came to the U.S. in 1857. He died at New Orleans, Louisiana on 4 April 1910. Looking through the Hessen surname list of those leaving that area in the 19th century, I did not find him listed.


VETOR, Jim
eMail addressnycpc@cox.net

My great-great-grandfather, John VETOR, was born in Koressin, Germany on 22 November 1817. He emigrated to America with his father in 1831, landing at New York City. The name could have been spelled VIETOR or VEEDER. This is the only information I have. It was taken from a newspaper interview with John. I have other information I can't verify saying he came from Neustadt, Germany. Records from the Catholic parish, St. Trinitas, show a Johannes VIETOR born 22 November 1825 (eight years difference in the birth dates). Johannes VIETOR's father's name was Georg VIETOR and his mother's name was Anna FABER. His godfather's name was Johannes VIETOR. Church records show Johannes VIETOR immigrated to America. Neustadt was a part of the old German province of Kurhessen. This information could be correct. I know a lot of people back then didn't really know their age and I also know that spelling of names was changed a lot when they landed in America. My great-great-grandfather, John VETOR, said in the newspaper article that he came to America with his father in 1831 and that after about three weeks in New York City, they moved to Buffalo, New York. Two years later they moved to Detroit, Michigan. He traveled many years as a seaman seeing the world. He fought with the First Michigan Infantry, Company C during the Mexican War. He later lived at Greenfield, Indiana and spent his final years at Fairmount, Indiana. This is the only information I have on him. Any help will be appreciated.


WIMSETT, Cathy
eMail address: chattycathy@irtc.net

I am researching George Frederick GIMMY, born approximately 1813 in Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany, married Anna Maria ? They had one
son, John. George Frederick GIMMY and his family, and one brother named Adam GIMMY, emigrated in 1840 from Hesse-Darmstadt to the U.S., landed at New Orleans, and went to St. Louis, Missouri. They then moved to Carrollton, Illinois. I am also looking for Valentine WEBER who came to the U.S. from Hesse-Darmstadt in approximately 1840.


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