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| 13901 |
There was also a "Joh. Brunkhorst", Age 17, from Osterende, on the same ship. | Brunkhorst, Fritz (I5062)
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| 13902 |
There was another Erwin Alwin Hemken/Hemkin born in Oct 1898 in Nebraska. This gets very confusing. | Heemken, Erwin Alwin (I50303)
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| 13903 |
There was another Fred Macke, born about 1844 in Oldenburg, also living in Cincinnati in 1860. | Macke, Fredrick (I114742)
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| 13904 |
There was another Henry Rastedt, born in 1865 or 67, (or Jan 1860) living in Wisner, Franklin, Iowa in 1910. He had a wife named "Lena" but the names of the children are so different that he must have been another person. The Family lived in Mt. Vernon, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa in 1900.
At least two family trees on ancestry.com show children of both families mixed together.
| Rastedt, Johann Hinrich (I61821)
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| 13905 |
There was another Karl Bauer in New York, born 5 May 1900. Very easy to confuse the two! | Bauer, Karl (I91995)
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| 13906 |
Theresia "Gorchecht" / "Groschecht Holland" | N.N., Teresa (I151166)
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| 13907 |
Thiel? | Thull, Annie (I139077)
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| 13908 |
This date also from Rootsweb:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ordemann&id=I104 | Ordemann, Anna Rebecka (I16328)
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| 13909 |
This date and place come from an unsourced OneWorldTree on www.ancestry.com | Seeger, Anna *Catharina (I3594)
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| 13910 |
This date is also on her gravestone. | Wehage, Elizabeth (I143330)
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| 13911 |
This date is not certain. | Emken, Friedrich August (I88347)
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| 13912 |
This death and burial are not certain to belong to this man. It makes sense, but there is no definite evidence. | Buschmann, Siefke Heinrich (I84122)
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| 13913 |
This document gives his birth date 18 Feb. 1845 and place Westerstede. | Harbers, Sophus * Bernhard Theodor (I62360)
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| 13914 |
this Evansville or another one? | Twiessel, Heinrich Joseph (I96235)
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| 13915 |
This is "the eldest daughter of R. F. Luks". -- perhaps the one born in Germany?
a) Helen Luks
1925 Reise nach Hollywood, Besuch bei der Schauspielerin Mary Pickford:
Northern Advocate, 13.07.1925: http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=NA19250713.2.16&srpos=12&e=01-01-1862-31-12-1945--10--11--on--0Luks+death--
00 Auckland 18.12.1889
Duncan William McLean, Vertreter
Auckland Star, 19.12.1889:
http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=search&d=AS18891219.2.33&srpos=17&e=01-01-1839-31-12-1899--10--11----0luks--
| Luks, Helen (I70881)
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| 13916 |
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list.
Classification: Query
Message Board URL:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SWB.2ACI/317
Message Board Post:
Langdon, ND 1888-1988
Dick Bruers page 487
Herman Diedrich (Dick) Bruers and his brother Henry, natives of Oldenburg, Germany, went in 1905 to Clyde where Henry farmed and Dick traveled by bicycle as an area carpenter. A Clyde friend visiting in Germany met Hedwig and arranged for her and Dick to correspond and exchange pictures. Dick sent her money to come from Bromberg, Germany. She arrived July 3, 1911 and stayed at his house while he stayed with friends. She later said she had many anxious moments, but "everything turned out all right." They drove to Langdon with a team and surrey July 5 and got married with Henry and Alta Bruers as their attendants. Dick died at age 86 in 1950 and Hedwig died at age 95 in 1968. Their only child, Meta, married Halvor Hasby of Storlie Township, in 1945. | Familie (F9845)
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| 13917 |
This is all based on his Last Will and Testament, recorded in Cincinnati. | Familie (F24750)
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| 13918 |
This is her correct name, according to the Baptist Taufregister. According to her gravestone, her Name was Meta, Born 16 Jan 1846 and died 20 Mar 1905. | Süsens, Anna Margarethe (I83200)
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| 13919 |
This is John H. Boyken, married to Hulda Eden in 1931. Not John W. Boyken, also of Grundy County. | Boyken, Johann H. (I32470)
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| 13920 |
This is likely the correct person, since the grave is in the same cemetery and section as the graves of his parents, and the stone is similar in design; but there is no birth date on the gravestone, and there is another grave for "Frank Borgerding" (1848-1880) in Saint John Cemetery, Saint Bernard, Ohio. | Borgerding, Franz (I143331)
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| 13921 |
This is not 100% certain the correct person, but the names and dates match. | Janßen, Wilhelmine (I120636)
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| 13922 |
This is not 100% certain, as the death certificate gives no birth date or age. | Blumenthal, Wilhelm Paul August (I122060)
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| 13923 |
This is not 100% the right person, but very likely. | Schall, Engelbert (I129892)
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| 13924 |
This is not certain. | Gerdes, Hinrich (I47950)
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| 13925 |
This is NOT Henrich Bernhard Plaisier, born 1877, lived in Hancock, Iowa in 1912. | Plaisier, Hinrich (I91501)
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| 13926 |
This is NOT John H. Siefken AKA Johann Henkensiefken. | Siefken, Johann (I63725)
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| 13927 |
This is NOT the George Oeltjen living in Beatrice, Nebraska at the same time. | Oeltjen, Johann Georg (I5128)
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| 13928 |
This is not verified to be the right death date, but it fits with what else is known about her. According to the Oldenburg marriage record of her daughter, Sophie, this Sophie was living in "Brooklin" in 1893; and according to daughter Sophie's Oldenburg death record, mother Sophie had died in "Brooklyn" before 1914.
The name on the death certificate is Sophie Timmermann, indicating that she did not stay married to Gerd Feyen very long. | Metjengerdes, Sophie Elise Wilhelmine (I57539)
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| 13929 |
This is possibly the "F. F. Stuntebeck" living in Cincinnati on the 1860 census.
The will of Franz Ferdinand Stuntebeck (dated 16 June 1864)was probated 25 April 1867 in Hamilton County. It mentions his wife "Maria Agnes Stuntebeck". | Stuntebeck, Franz Ferdinand (I143121)
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| 13930 |
This is possibly the "Henry Punt" living in Munson, Stearns County, Minnesota in 1885.
Also possibly the "Henry Pundt" living in Fresno, California in 1900. | Pund, Johann Heinrich (I5874)
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| 13931 |
This is probably Gerhard Röben born 6 Aug 1818 in Nordloh. Other members of the Nordloh-Tange Röben family emigrated to Baltimore a few years later. | Röben, Gerhard (I184513)
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| 13932 |
This is probably the Elizabeth Holbrock who died in 1874 and was buried in Saint Stephen Cemetery. | Schröder, Elisabeth (I73432)
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| 13933 |
This is probably the Henry Willenbrink buried in Buena Vista Cemetery, died 23 Aug 1886. | Willenbrink, Franz Heinrich (I48050)
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| 13934 |
This is probably the Marie Frels who arrived in New Orleans on 24 Jun 1853 with Johann, Age 32 and Gerhard, Age 21. | Frels, Marie Johanna (I20207)
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| 13935 |
This is the birth date shown in his records in Wisconsin. It is one year off from the birth date recorded in the Statsarchiv records. | Warnken, Johann Heinrich Eilert (I2957)
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| 13936 |
This is the death of a 16-year-old boy -- not the right one! | Stolle, Johann Gerhard (I42323)
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| 13937 |
This is what is written on the passport applcation, but it cannot be right -- the census records all say 1902. | Wragge, Hermann Georg August (I88055)
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| 13938 |
This man is sonmehow related to H. Henry Kronlage, since he was living with the family in 1860. However, he is not the son John Bernard, who is listed separately on that census. He probably went to Saint Mary, Louisiana before 1870, where he worked as a tailor. | Kronlage, Bernard Joseph (I118259)
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| 13939 |
This may be the natural son of Fred Klefot, but the 1860 census record implies that he might be Elizabeth's son from a first marriage. Or it may be a brother or nephew. | Klefot, Bernard (I143192)
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| 13940 |
This may not be the son of Elizabeth Klefot, listed on line 23 of the 1860 census. Maybe the names just were recorded in that order, or maybe Bernard was the son of Fred's first marriage, and Elizabeth (and possible some of the following children) joined the family after Bernard was born.
Another possibility is that this Bernard is the nephew mentioned in Elizabeth Klefot's 1882 will. | Klefot, Bernard (I143189)
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| 13941 |
This might actually be George R. Nemeyer, born 30 May 1891. | Neuymeyer, Runia (I154579)
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| 13942 |
This might be her sister Maria Catharina. The certificate just says "Elizabeth". | Greve, Catharina Maria Elisabeth (I117630)
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| 13943 |
This might be the one in Schleswig-Holstein. | Milz, Karl Matthaeus (I120372)
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| 13944 |
This might be the same Person as daughter May. | Luks, Marz (I72125)
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| 13945 |
This might not be the right Herman. Also Herman J. * Jun 1871, + Mar 1955, buried in Cedar Bluffs, Saunders County. Information taken from various family trees on ancestry.com | Behrens, Herman Diedrich (I62071)
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| 13946 |
This might or might not be the right family. Some of the names and ages are right, but there is a boy listed named Arnhold, and baby Bernhard is listed as 5 years old. | Nienaber, Maria *Elisabeth (I95403)
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| 13947 |
This seems to be a re-entry. The record Shows that he was living in Waverly, Iowa 8 Aug 1929 and had gotten a re-entry permit before he went back to Germany.
His original entry into the U.S. may have been through Canada 28 Dec 1926. But it looks like he was living with his uncle Herman Diers in Northwood, Iowa from 1925 to 1926. In that case, his original emigration date was 24 April 1924.
The 1936 New York passenger list gives his date of naturalization as 15 Mar 1930 in Minneapolis. | Bruntjen, Hermann Arnold (I67535)
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| 13948 |
This seems to be the John Siefken who was naturalized 16 Oct 1896 in Des Moines County, Iowa.
The original record (dated 25 Apr 2009) gave his birth date as 25 Mrz 1867 in Westerstede, with no source. Presumably this came from the record of his 1881 application for emigration in WST.
There is a record of a birth in Halbek on 25 Mrz 1867 of Johann Henkensiefken, Baptist, son of Johann Diedrich Henkensiefken and Taletta Gruben.
There was another John Siefken, born abt 1867, living in New London, Henry County, Iowa for many years around 1900. That one was Presbyterian, according to the 1925 census. Otherwise it is hard to tell them apart. | Henkensiefken = Siefken, Johann (I9301)
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| 13949 |
This surname comes from ancesry.com, Matson Family Tree. No documentation is offered to prove it right or wrong. | Kellner, Auguste (I85955)
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| 13950 |
This was the third marriage for each. Her name was Hilda Geyer. | Familie (F16427)
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