Warden, 904-765-1234 . Donated by Jim & Lydia Goetsch, Merrill, WI 54452 (October 2002). 7. Abstract: Three items, in English: 1. Evangelisch reformierte Kirche/ Ohio Brown County. Notes: Donated by Philip Drajeske (Munster, IN 46321), May 2002. 161-164. [Diaries]. 1893-1931. The importance of saying "I love you" during COVID-19, Effective ways of dealing with the grieving process, Solutions to show your sympathy safely during the Covid-19 pandemic, Hoskinson Funeral and Cremation Service - Kirkersville, Criss-Wagner Hoskinson Funeral & Cremation Services and Hoskinson Funeral and Cremation Service. The approximately 280 reychs (local clubs) stay in close contact with one another. ; see also signature in PIA book: Tgliches Hand-Buch, in guten und bsen Tagen (Philadelphia: Kohler, 1867). Family history/ Letters/ Mecklenburg-Schwerin/ Pommern, Mecklenburg/ Wisconsin Dane County/ Middleton (Wis.)/ Goth/ Lueth/ Pilcher, Mecklenburg, Grebel Family History. Autobiography/ Luxemburg (Wis.)/ Madison (Wis.)/ Farm life/ Foods/ Wisconsin, Drajeske, Philip. Ida and Elsa later lived in Milwaukee; Ida married Willard Liepert and they took over the Liepert family farm near Boltonville, while Elsa married August Dauer and the two returned to Germany in 1928. Notes: Wickham, Emmett, Muehlschlaegel, Millsagle, Kumpf, Steip Kindschi, Johann/ Graubunden Canton, Switzerland/ Wisconsin Sauk County/ Family history/ 1800-, Kindschi, Donald. Goetsch/ Merrill (Wis.)/ Pomerania/ Abraham/ Albrecht/ Arndt/ Baumann/ Borchert/ Hackbarth/ Kniess/ Krause/ Krueger/ Luedtke/ Maahs/ Meindl/ Miller/ Mootz/ Porath/ Raddatz/ Radke/ Radtke/ Schultz/ Steckling/ Sturm/ Woller/ Wisconsin Marathon County/ Pomerania, Worthing, Mrs. Kenneth donator. Distributed by Gustav R. Zilisch, Leichenbestatter, Hustisford, Wisconsin. Bertermann/ Baptism records/ Birth certificate/ Germany. FH Mast 15 Feb 2022. They meet in midwinter (October 1 April 30) once per week in their Schlaraffen castle (equipped in the style of a knights tavern from the middle ages) for Sippungen (gatherings which take place in the fixed ceremonial form of a knights play). [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005732038]. Family history/ Farm life/ German Americans Wisconsin. She was born in Newark, on November 4, 1956, the daughter of the late John and Marlene (Byers) Turner. Notes: In German. 1983. FH Stumpf 1987. Berg, Morrison Judi. Other surnames mentioned within this family history include: Albers, Bauer, Behnke, Eberle, Ebling, Flohr, Freitag, Hassinger, Holzhuser, Jung, Kessel, Kirsch, Kluge, Koch, Koerble, Kranich, Lauber, Loppnow, Pfeil, Reidenbach, Rottman, Schmidt, Schnieder, Schulteis, Smokey, Tiegs, Tralle, Wahl, Wallrabenstein, Wambold, Wickenbach Wiskow, and Wolter. . ], from Friedrich Westphal to a friend, and a prayer; a poem for a new baby from Louise Newin, ne Bayer. Notes: On cover: An Auto-Auto Biography Encapsulating a 50 Year Career in American Free Enterprise. Donated by Bruce Baldwin Mohs, 2007. Family history/ Civil War, 1861-1865 German Americans/ Letters/ Schaffner, Peter/ Stahel, John. Names include: Vogel, Davison, Miller, Remus, Steinback, Klatt, Riedner, Bourk, Uecker, and Klecker. Ehlert, Edward. Abstract: Johann Friederich Bornfleth was born 1824 in Pomerania; he left the village of Arnsberg, Kreis Greifenberg in 1865 at the age of 41 to immigrate to the United States. 2013. Souvenir album/ Handwritten/ Graettinger, Theresa/ Milwaukee (Wis.)/ Baumhoven/ Haas/ Emmerling/ Brodesser/ Brand/ Schmitz/ Kroeger/ Thormaehlen/ Bourgeois/ Trimborne/ Birkhauser/ Beck/ Fox. 312-313; individual farm statistics pp. Donated by Luanne von Schneidemesser. Abstract: Transcription and translation (done by Karyl M. Rommelfanger of Manitowoc, Wisconsin) of an essay written by Lutheran Pastor Theodore H. Buenger and included in the church record book carried by various missionary pastors as they traversed north central and northwest Wisconsin. Abstract: Includes scanned images of Civil War letters from John (Johann) Asbach to his parents and siblings; photocopies and translations of these letters are found in FH Hasselman at the end of the entry for Asbach, John William. Abstract: Pauline Johanne Friedr. Abstract: Daniel Jaeck was born in Dec 1697 in the area of Sauerberg (now known as Surberg), in the Canton of Bern (now in the canton of Aargau), Switzerland. Madison, Wis.: the author, 1997. Naturalization/ Illinois/ Gylund/ Grosshofer. FH Lautz2 . Abstract: Article about Father Langenfeld. German Americans Wisconsin/ Family history/ Vollmer, Konnak, Sally. The letters were written to Adolf and Bernhardine Kipp from relatives in Ladbergen, Westbreven (Westphalia), Minnesota, Ohio, and Arkansas. Abstract: Brigitte Helga (Lemberg) Fitt was born Nov. 28, 1939 in Wolfshau (now Wilcza Poreba in Poland) near Hirschberg (now Jelenia Gra in Poland). FH Lutz Bertha, meanwhile, raised five children and engaged in a number of social activities. 2, Summer 1999. Notes: Wiedenbeck, Bonsack, Ehlers, Kivlin, von der Heide, Pieper. [89] pp., ill. (some col.). Frederick & Barbara (Jenewein) Schoephoerster family history. Goetsch/ Merrill (Wis.)/ Pomerania/ Abraham/ Albrecht/ Arndt/ Baumann/ Borchert/ Hackbarth/ Kniess/ Krause/ Krueger/ Luedtke/ Maahs/ Meindl/ Miller/ Mootz/ Porath/ Raddatz/ Radke/ Radtke/ Schultz/ Steckling/ Sturm/ Woller/ Wisconsin Marathon County/ Pomerania. Images of 28 pages of autographs. In the Studio of the Master: Sophie Charlotte Gaebler, a Lisztianerin from Watertown in Weimar [Part 2]. Max Kade Institute Friends Newsletter, vol. FH Kramer Wiedenbeck . Surnames include: Kipp-Manecke, Hoge-Fledderjohann, Nssmeier, Storck, Mller, Hrkamp, Harmeier, Bettler, Ktterheinrich, Lagemann, Prigge, and Lbke. Zwingli/ Eichelkraut/ Wild/ Family history/ Saalfeld, Kanton Glarus/ Wisconsin, Boyer, Dennis. Also included are template flyers for the clubs Fasching / Mardi Gras Costume Ball, sample badges for their 1966 Oktoberfest, and a (mutilated) program for the 69. One set of letters are from 1917-1918, written by the Schanzlin-Lagemanns, living as missionaries in India. Contents: Box 1: Original letters of Herta Gross in German. Geiser/ Woelfel, Gates of Heaven Synagogue, Madison Wis. Minutes: 1856-1922. In 1932, she published a book When I Was a Girl in Bavaria (Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard), in a popular childrens series, describing her early years in Germany. it is probable that all Dobberpuhls in America coming from Kreis Cammin and especially from the villages of Grambow and Tribsow, Pommern, have interconnecting family lines. Also examines Dobberpuhl settlers in Washington. FH Engler (P85-118) Notes: The author is the great-great-granddaughter of Johann Georg Andreas and the cousin of Austin Wehrwein of St. Paul, MN. Seventy-four (74) b/w negatives stored in four (4) files sheets with contact proof sheets Thirty-five (35) glossy b/w photographs, approximately 8 x 10 inches, some with captions Correspondence, 1983-1987 Additional Research Materials: Amish Climb the Ladder of SuccessAs They Define It, by Daniel Burke, Mennonite Weekly Review, June 21, 2010 / Beck Comes Back to His Roots After 36 Years Teaching, by Jodi Beyeler, Goshen College Bulletin, June 2003 / When Horse Power Meant Horses, by Bonnie Vanaman, AntiqueWeek, April 26, 2010 / Mennonite and Amish Folklore and Folk Arts, by Ervin Beck (50-page bibliography. Also included are photocopies from The Lineage of Ludwig and Louise Mielke by Norbert Manthe (Wauwatosa, WI 1981) and From Wild Root by Stella Pauline Bartz Sheddrick (San Antonio, TX: Pipecreek Publications, 1986), that each offer genealogical information on the Bartz family. Donated by Duane Bogenschneider, 2018. On July 6, 1899 he was united in marriage to Miss Ann Vollstedt, who precededhim in death by several years. . Gottlieb Kluegel, an Old Lutheran pastor in Wisconsin, and his wife, Caroline Grebel. 5 pieces. Notes: Golden Anniversary Edition Parge. Miscellaneous materials. Notes: Vols. FH Loeb 150 pp. . The summer of 1975, they moved with their children from Sun River to Great Falls where Joyce pursued a lifelong career as an insurance agent. He married Anna Margarethe Keiner in 1825. Family History/ Letters/ Handwritten/ Photographs / Cedarburg (Wis.)/ Dobberpuhl/ Krueger/ Wisconsin Ozaukee County/ Pomerania, Prussia/ Pommern, Prussia. FH Rappe Originals in possession of James Kleinschmidt. Known ancestors of Joyce Irene Hasselman and Janice Elaine Hasselman. Includes two locks of hair. Faulkton, SD: 42 pp. Notes: Oesau, Hanssen, Kletzien; see also FH Oesau: Claus Oesau and His Descendants by Francis W. Laurent. FH Lutz Borchardt, Wilhelm Carl Johann, 1839-1898/ Pomerania/ Prussia/ Wisconsin/ Family History, Duxbury, Ruth A. Sahnow family history: Ancestors and descendants of Frederick and Louise (Gaertner) Sahnow Pommern, Prussia to New York and Minnesota. Donated by the descendants of the Rev. The Knotts and Hartmanns from Schoenhengst. 1-28; 36-37. The Story of Jacob Sternberger and Franziska Leute. Revised and updated. Family history/ Doebler/ Pomerania/ Ohio/ Richards/ World War, 1939-1945/ Stettin, Germany, Richards, Roland Peter. [From the Internet: August Vogeler was born in Germany in 1819, and emigrated to the United States in his twenties. The letters date from as early as 1892 to 1902. Notes: Zaunbrecher, Gossen BX 7943 .R3 L4 1912 (B85-484) New York: Krone Brothers, 1885. 1904. Honor a loved one by planting trees in their memory. Friedrich, 1850-1939 emigrated from Brandenburg in 1866 to escape the draft. Nov. 1832. unpaginated. Ochsner. Notes: Donated by James A. Pfeil. cemetery on 7 Jan. 1871 [card issued by Moses John Hickman, Furnishing Undertaker, 1. Richter, August Biography/ Der Demokrat (Davenport, Ia. Includes a Wanderbuch (journeymans book) for Chrisitian Heinrich Schindewolf (tailor), born 1837 or 1838 in Helmarsheusen (Kreis Hofsgeismar, now Hessen). Abstract: Printed text and handwritten catechism or confirmation consisting of a series of questions and answers on religious topics completed by Elizabeth Lummes Endress. Notes: Puttkamer, Metz, Westphal, Budtke, von Selle, Volkmann; donated in August 2002 by Mrs. Joan Meier, 87 Golf Parkway, Apt. Donated by Wayne and Joel Krueger. Tucson: The von Lautz Co., 1981. FH Luening A Wisconsin Immigrant Family. Family and friends can send flowers and/or light a candle as a loving gesture for their loved one. Also in Wisconsin Historical Society ( CS 71 .B7919 1984). He was a watchmaker who came to America in 1872. Privately published, 1982, 1984 (Supplement). Notes: 3-ring binder; photocopy Notes: Blocki, Oehling, Thiele, Braasch, Johannsen; Includes English translation of an 1872 family memoir by Emma Doehling Blocki, wife of Friedrich Wilhelm Blocki. FH Drehobl Brumder/ Milwaukee (Wis.)/ German-American publishers Milwaukee, Steinfort (Brennecke), Alvina/ Watertown (Wis.)/ Souvenir album/ Handwritten, Family History/ German Americans Wisconsin/ Columbus (Wis.)/ Miller/ Steinback/ Klatt/ Riedner/ Uecker/ Klecker. Josi/ Hazard/ Family history/ Switzerland/ Wisconsin/ 1800-, Heiner, Gabriele. Oak Park, IL: C.A. Echovita Inc is a registered trademark. MKI P2005-25 1918-. Ganz gewiss, Amerika allein ist unser Glueck, unsere Hoffnung! Notes: Donated by Nancy J. Stohs, 2009. He later co-founded the Wausau Scrap Company, later known as Wausau Steel. Written on the title page: H. Severin. Schmidt, 1884). Donated by the descendants of the Rev. Family history/ Nordrhein-Westfalen/ German Americans Illinois/ Wessel/ Wessels/ Catholics/ Auhrabka/ Niggenauber/ Flemming/ Vogt/ Buss/ Toenjes. FH Miesen Notes: On title page: Album Souvenir: Selections, Sketches, Autographs, etc. Abstract: School essays in German (Deutsche Aufstze) titled Meine Heimat: Eine Beschreibung (he says he was born in Chemnitz, Sachsen),Ein Situationsbild (Nach dem Gedichte, Das Negerweib v. Geibel), Die Lebensgeschichte Schillers, Der Ring des Polykrates, Steter Tropfen hhlt den Stein(an essay on idiomatic sayings), Charakterbeschreibung des Ritters in dem Gedichte Der Kampf mit dem Drachen,' Friedrich II und der Mller (a play), Die Rache, and Die Rettung Baumgartens (Von ihm selbst erzhlt). Loose pages written in English include Tiger Lilys Race and The Black Horse and His Rider (by George Lippard). FH Bahn Sr. and came to this country at the age of six weeks. MKI P2001-10 Handwritten/ Exercise books/ Bublitz, Irma/ Penmanship, German/ Calligraphy, Study and teaching, Bubolz, George C. Father Julius and Mother Emilie: A personal biography of midwestern pioneers. The remainder of the manuscript describes her spirited response to married life in America, including an adaptation from mingling with royalty in Germany to the rural folk in frontier Michigan and the segregated South;becoming involved in all the communities in which she lived; visiting the infamous Andersonville Stockade in Georgia and Booker T. Washington in Alabama; and working as a social service investigator in the tenements of New York City. Magli, Felix/ Bern Canton, Switzerland/ Wisconsin Sauk County/ Family history/ 1850-1987, Kinsinger, Levi & Lydia, Compilers. Notes: 8 pp. Denkmahl der Freundschaft, a box containing individual sheets with handwritten inscriptions and artwork dating from 1817 through 1828. Friedrich Robert Maria Ave-Lallemant was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1847 [his father was serving as a chaplain to the embassy by order of the Prussian State], moved to Luebeck in 1849, and came to New York in 1875. Eduard Schroeter, the humanist. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 1945. From the family history: The Richter family comes from Bavaria. Mentions the names Detleff Heinrich Voss (St. Annen); Anna Margarethe Jess geb. Abstract: Schumacher was born in Bieringen, Oberamt Kuenzelsau in 1822. Ludwig, Sr., and Margaret both died by the time Ludwig, Jr. was 21. . Bunnelle, Phyllis M., and Philip R. Bunnelle. From a letter dated August 1965 from Herold AveLallemant, Shreveport, Louisiana: You may be interested in the thesis written in 1949 by a Mr. Frederick Speidel Youkstetter at the University of Chicago on Friedrich Christian Benedict Ave-Lallemant, His Life and His Fiction., Family history/ Souvenir album/ Handwritten/ German Americans Wisconsin/ Pomerania/ Nerger/ Ave-Lallemant, Laidlaw/ Baptism records/ Hales Corners (Wis.)/ Wisconsin Milwaukee County/ German Americans Wisconsin. Lieder fuer frohe Zirckel. Abstract: Scans of original documents primarily for Theodor (Theo) Wallach and Else (Elsa) Heim Wallach, including 1938 passports, a 1904 Fuehrerschein for Theo, a photostat of their wedding certificate (1938), an Ehevertrag Abschrift for Isidor and Dina (Bruchfeld) Heim (Elses parents), Isidores 1914 Feldgebetbuch fuer die juedische Mannschaft des Heeres (text available online at
