Total Records: 24
Helmholdt Genealogy Page
Personal genealogy web pages of ongoing research includes a searchable database using JavaGED. |
The Christina Batzle Family Home Page
Thomas Brownell family of Derbyshire, England, who was born in 1608. The Christina Batzle Family Home Page: Surname List |
Barr's & Robinson's
InterneTree: Ancestor Tree of Martha Susan Robinson Barr's & Robinson's: Surname List |
The Robert Baller Home Page
Henry (or Heinrich) Baller was born in Pommern Prussia in 1863. He married Ottilie Schorsch who was born and lived in Malwitz, a small town near Sprottau (now Szprotawa) in Silesia, Prussia. They emigrated to North America in approximately 1894 . Their entry point was Halifax Nova Scotia and then to Detroit. They settled in South Dakota and eventually made their way to St. Paul Minnesota. Henrys parents remained in Prussia. Their names were August and Augustine (nee Bunde) Baller. August and Augustine were born in 1840 and 1838 and had 7 children including Henry: Herman, Emilie, Anna, Alwine, Franz and Otto. Herman emigrated to Milwaukee Wisconsin and also lived in Oshkosh. Emilie remained in Prussia and married a man named Schindler. (They had 3 children: Gertrude, Martha and Paul). Anna remained in Prussia and married a man named Johannes Plack. I have no information on Alwine. Franz may have emigrated to South America. Otto appears to have remained in Germany, marrying a woman by the name of Anne Koch. They had several children. Otto died at the age of 32. I would be very interested in hearing from any descendants of August and Augustine. Zagorski family Surname. Of Polish ancestry, Michael John Zagorski and Justina Balbina Jagodzinska emigrated to the US in 1887. They also settled in St. Paul, Minnesota Nowalany family surname. Klemens Nowalany and Johanna Mleko emigrated from Czechoslovakia/Austria to the US (Duluth, Minnesota) in December of 1905. Klemens father, Valenty Nowalany was the Marshall of Bugaj in Czechoslovakia. Valenty was married to a woman by the surname of Stryczynska. The Baller-Garski-Kieffer-Nawalany etc Family Tree |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Agnes Albano |
The Arthur E. Ansehls Of St. Louis Mo
InterneTree: Gus Harris (Adolph) The Arthur E. Ansehls of St. Louis MO.: Surname List |
Anderson-Minzak's In Tunkhannock, Pa
Susan Mae Anderson surname list |
Rebecca Alumbaugh's Geneology Line
InterneTree: Rebecca Alumbaugh |
Tim Allen and Sheila Rogers Allen's Families
InterneTree: Frank L Norman (Francis) Tim Allen and Sheila Rogers Allen's Families: Surname List |
Wolf/Wolfe from MD to Iowa
Family tree contains 400+ names covering Pa.,Md.,Oh., In.,Ill.and Iowa. Main research this far are the families of John Wesley Smith, Clarabelle Rice, Stephen Frank Kiefer, William H.Walker, Simon Peter Wolfe /Wolf. Female surnames include Bennett, StrickCarpenter, Kiefer, Rice, Smith, Walker |
The Schwald Family Tree Project
Primarily the history of my family from; Black Forest region of Germany called Baden, Swiss roots from Bern, Switzerland and Norwegian roots. |
The LaVoy & Hicks Family Home Page
For Hicks family, email: lrlavoy@aol.com |
Angus-Aitcheson Home Page
My (Dorothy Jean Angus Aitcheson) father's maternal grandfather,\r\nThomas Parks, Bootmaker, from Ireland, Born circa 1820, died between 1862-1868 in Ontenagon, Mich. Married Mary J Moynahan\r\ncirca 1864-1865.\r\n\r\nMy father's grandfather's wife's father, Ernst Kiefer, from\r\nBaden-Baden, Germany and his wife Magdalina Baerd immigrated to\r\nUS in 1845 to Jackson Township, Cambria County, Penn, near John\r\nstown. Mr. Kiefer was a farmer.\r\n\r\nJames Aitcheson, my husand's great grandfather-paternal-, born in\r\nEdinbourgh, Scotland 1817. Died May 1874 in Baltimore, Maryland.\r\nImmigrated 1825 to Baltimore and was a brass foundryman. Married\r\nRuth Silver McVey in 1842 and resided in Baltimore until his death.\r\n\r\nGeorge S. Broughten, my husband's mother's maternal grandfather,\r\nborn about 1813 (place unkwn) residing Saratoga Springs, NY making his living as a carpenter. He died in Saratoga Springs\r\nabout 1900.\r\nOrigins are New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland.\r\n\r\n |
The Eric Adams Family Home Page
Adams, Brooks, McLeod, Collins, Martin, Funk, Kieffer, Jordan, Rigdon, Fountain, Nutt, Harbuck, Cloud, Myers, Trichel, \r\nAlabama, Arkansas, Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi, North Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana.\r\n |
Abel, den Nijs, Martin, van Elburg, Feigt Family Root's
All Surnames in Family Tree\r\n\r\n |
Randles Station
Stories & photos of Randles ancestors, useful links, Randles Family Virtual Cemetery, a working lighthouse, miracles, Pilgrim George and my Nashville performance. |
Happel-Rundschau / Happel-Genealogy
Happel-Genealogy is a magazine on CD-Rom and internet, which is principally involved in researching this special family name. For subscribers there is a database of 25.000 individuals. |
Personen in de Jalink Familie
Personen in de Jalink Familie |
The Johann Georg Kleinhans Family Home Page
Johann Georg KLEINHANS arrived in Philadelphia in 1732 from the Palatinate in Germany. He and his family settled in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. Descendants of Johann Georg KLEINHANS |
Kiefer Genealogy
Kiefer Genealogy resource - Daviess and Dubois County, IN |
Frankenfield/Beam Genealogy
Family Surnames from Buck and Northampton County Pa, Warren County NJ. |
Helmholdt Genealogy Page
Personal genealogy web pages of ongoing research includes a searchable database using JavaGED. |
Neil and Tracy (Hardin) Stewart's Family History
Neil and Tracy Stewart have done genealogy research on their families (Stewart, Smith, Wolcott, Durain, Browning, Hardin, Hale, White, Howard). The results are included within these pages together with family photos |
Genealogical homepage of Klaas Jansen
Genealogical homepage of Klaas Jansen with families from the Netherlands and Switzerland, text in Dutch, with links to genealogical search machines and homepages. |
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