Total Records: 19
Layla Emerson and Darren Beach's Ancestors
Layla & Darren's Ancestors User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of James Furlong User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas McCarthy User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Alexander Patton User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Edgar Beach |
The Beacham's and Marlow's of North Carolina
The Beacham's and Marlow's of North Carolina: Surname List |
Baumbach of Arlington & Fairfax Virginia
InterneTree: William Baumbach Baumbach of Arlington & Fairfax Virginia: Surname List |
THE RHINEBERGER FAMILY HOME PAGER
Rhineberger - Von Rhineberger The surname Rhineberger comes from the village of Berger on the Rhine River. Von is german word that frequently precedes personal names to indicate nobility or rank. The word means OF or FROM. It was originally used before names of place or estates. It was told that the castle was on the Rhine River and the Von Rhineberger's use to charge the ship's that passed their property When Lucy Page White was in Germany, In the late 1950's or early 1960's while her husband Ken was stationed there, she was told that her maid remembered reading about the Von Rhineberger and the castle in history books when she was going to school. Charles Von Rhinberger fell in love with a commoner in Germeny in the 1700's. She lived in the village, and might have been one of their maids. It was not permitted to marry out your class at the time, and they were cast out. They were given some furniture from his family and they came or were sent to America. Charles Von Rhineberger landed at the port of Richmond, Virgina in 1760, and then went to Ohio. He started the first grist mill on the Sandusky River at Tiffin, Ohio. The Von was dropped when he arrived in America, or it was taken away from him when he married the commonor. Eva Rhineberger Page Courson told her Niece Dora K. Winter that she had heard that a corse for the six generation was put on the Rhinbergers when they left Germany. The curse was that would not prosper. She said she was the 6th generation. Ethel Dollie Rhinberger Horton said she remembers her father James Andrew Rhineberger, saying that all the male decendants of the Rhineberger line had died in Germany and that he and his brother (or brothers) had inherited the castle. They heard it would cost more to go over there and claim it, than what it was worth, so they either did anything about it, or else they turned it down the inheritance. FITCHVILLE CANNING FACTORY Sometime about the turn of the century, there was a canning factoty in Fitchville, located on Fayette Road, Section 2, lot 14 In the 1891 Atlas of Horon County, this land is listed in the name of Susannah Rhineberger. It is known that Andrew James Rhineberger did operate this canning factory. They canned pickles, sauerkraut and other vegetables. This factory was built over the bank near the river. When it was built there was a large hole dug in the river to provide sufficient water for operating the canning factory. The boys always clamed there was a spring in the bottom of the hole. The factory was located west of the intersection of Palmer Road on Fayette Road. As you cross the bridge (closed in 1984) follow the road along the river until it abruptly climbs a steep hill. Here on the right stood house, which burned many years ago, but traces of the site still remine. Across the road and down over the bank was what appeared to be a sort of an old drive. As you follow this slanted drive down toward the river, you come to a place near the site of the old canning factory. In later years, this deep hole was known by all around as the old swimmin hole From Ruth Vogt of Norwalk, Ohio: Strage, but years later, in the early 1930's my Grandpa and Grandma Filkins lived in Norwalk. grandpa had had a stroke and wasn't able to work. Aunt Bertha worked in the County Coroner's office and Grandma took a job at the canning factory - stuffing sauerkraut into cans! As this work was done in the fall, and early winter, the people had to dress warmly and wore their boots while standing in cardboard boxes to keep their feet warm - they worked in large unheated rooms. In later years, she always said that the reason her forefinger on her right hand has a tenency to lay on top of the middle finger, was from stuffing the kraut into cans. I believe, that she also helped when they canned pickles, and corn. They didn't live too far from the canning factory, but she always drove their old Model T to work. |
Betsy's Home Page
James NORRIS (1792-1856) in Harford County, MD, and Columbiana County, OH, and Ruth BOYLES Norris (1799-1869) in Allegany County, MD, Jefferson County, OH, and Columbiana County, OH; Henry BOYLES (late 1700s-early 1800s) and Rebecca BARCUS Boyles (late 1700s-early 1800s) in Allegany County, MD, and Jefferson County, OH; Thomas BARCUS (?-1815) in Allegany County, MD; Enoch YOUNG (early 1800s) and Sarah BELL Young (early 1800s) in OH, PA, and MD; Patrick RYAN (early 1800s) and Margaret MULCAHEY Ryan (early 1800s) in Ireland, Pittsburgh, PA, and Steubenville, OH; Dennis RYAN (early to mid 1800s) and Ellen LUTHER Ryan (early to mid 1800s) in Ireland and Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; KIMMICH/KIMMICK (mid 1800s) in Germany and Allegheny County, PA; STROBEL (mid 1800s) in Germany and Allegheny County, PA; BELL and MCCRACKEN (early 1800s) in Scotland; RYAN/RHINE (early 1800s) in Ireland and England; MCCONVILLE (mid 1800s) in England. Of special interest is Friedrich Wilhelm KIMMICH, born 30 April 1845, who was the illegitimate son of Caroline KIMMICH. He was born in Wurttemberg, Germany. Friedrich married Caroline Dorothy STROBEL (from the same region). I do not know if they married in Germany or the USA, but their children were born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania between 1867 and 1885. |
The Herman Baldwin Genealogy Home Page
Herman C Baldwin - InterneTree Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Rollin Sr Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Thomas Forester Genealogy Report: Descendants of John Rhinehart User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Cove Charles McKinney Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Billie Balding |
The Balej's (Baley) of Austria Bohemia
The Balej's (Baley) of Austria Bohemia: Surname List |
Teresa's Wacky Family
Genealogy Report: Descendants of Hieronymus Jeremiah Glantz Genealogy Report: Descendants of John W. Singleton Genealogy Report: Descendants of Jonas Medford Genealogy Report: Descendants of John Massey Genealogy Report: Descendants of John Pinkney Williams Teresa's Wacky Family: Surname List |
Singleton
Singleton: Surname List |
The Aubrey Austin Tyner Home Page
Aubrey Austin Tyner was born in Winslow, Indiana on 10/22/1907. He had one sister and three brothers. Their names are Ellen, Glenn, Allen and Ernest. Allen and Ernest were twins. Their parents names are Louis F. Tyner and Charlotte Robling. Louis' parents were Austin Commillos or Commillos Austin Tyner and Julia Dean. They had one other son Lawrence. Rhinehart and Timms. They are primarily from Ravenna, Ohio. |
The Auvil and Skonieczny Families
Todd Edmund Auvil is the great-grandson of Okey Charles Auvil, Sr. This Auvil family line is descended from a Cherokee ancestor. Todd's mother, Marlene Wagner, is the eldest daughter of Edmund Stanley Skonieczny and Matilda Babinski. She and her two sisters, Carol Knuth and Linda Rutkowski, were born and raised in Michigan. Our Skonieczny family emigrated from Poland and settled in Michigan. Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of John Peter Auvil Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of John Skonieczny |
Hollowich and Hollowick
InterneTree: Rachel (Besi) |
Echoes Of The Past & Present Of The Apodaca & Griffin Family
InterneTree: Joefa Abeita Apodaca & Griffin Family Lineage: Surname List |
The Andersons Of Eagle Grove, Iowa
Anderson and Balint Family in the Eagle Grove and Fort Dodge, IA area. InterneTree: Hourglass Tree of Thomas Floyd Anderson Jr. The Andersons of Eagle Grove, Iowa: Surname List |
Andersons, Kleemanns, Bellins, Smiths
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Jessica Rose Anderson Andersons, Kleemanns, Bellins, Smiths: Surname List |
ADAMS ADAIR CHAMBERS SHAIFFER RHINEHART WALLACE GENEALOGY
All of the names I am researching lived at one time in North Louisiana. Most of them originated in Catahoula Parish. Some migrated to Shreveport and others to Arkansas. Others stayed in the Central Louisiana area. The Chambers lived in Marthaville, Natchitoches Parish, then moved to East Texas, Shreveport, and southern Arkansas. I am looking for the Shaiffers. They seemed to disappear into thin air after leaving Catahoula Parish. Some of the Adairs moved to the Shreveport-Bossier area. \r\nPartriarch Joseph Adair settled in East Carroll Parish where Joe's Bayou flowed into Bayou Macon. At one time, Joseph also lived in Concordia Parish. His children were John, David, Martha, Sidney, Sarah, and a daughter who was suspected to have been kidnapped by Indians when an infant. She was the first born. \r\nJohn's children were Johnathan Marion, Mary Malinda, James, Richard Harding, Thomas, and William.\r\nJohnathan's children were Martha Euretta, Marshall Newman, Richard Randolph, Johnathan F., and Mary Malinda.\r\nMartha Euretta m. Jason Mahoney Wallace. They were my maternal grandparents. They lived in Shreveport, Louisiana. Their descentants are still living and shall not be mentioned here.\r\n\r\nDave Barry and Nancy Raines Chambers lived iRobert Adams |
Watson Family Tree
Watson family from New York to Michigan. |
The Family History of Lance Robert Fairchild
A home page dedicated to the ancestors of Lance Robert Fairchild born in Hammond, IN and his wife Susan Jane Stoner born in Coschocton, OH. This report covers 7 generations. Associated surnames: Crapeny, Daugherty, DeFreu, Delling, Gooch, Hartman, JohnsoFairchild |
The Jorgenson / Haake Family Home Page
The Jorgenson-Haake connection referred to by this web page represents the surnames of my two parents: Everett Henry Jorgenson and Josephine Mary Haake. I\ve been investigating the genealogy of these two lines for over 5 years now and have identifed more than 18,000 family members (by blood or by marriage) in the process. |
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