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I may need to receive some records and information on deceased person below: Anton Siebert Various last name: IE-EI and unsure Germany surname maybe Sibertz, Siebertz or others. On Find-A-Grave and FamilySearch are not correct dates. B: NOV 1818, Germany D: after 1902 in Germany Burial: Germany? Parents: Siblings: When depart and arrival? What was the name of a ship? Marriage in Germany? He was shipped and met Mary and then married in WI in 1857. Wife: Mary Elizabeth Rudersdorf Siebert Birth: 12 Apr 1839, Nassau, Main-Tauber-Kreis, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Death: 1902 (aged 62–63), Long Pine, Brown County, Nebraska, USA No record document. When was exact death date? Burial: Grandview Cemetery, Long Pine, Brown County, Nebraska, USA. Someone noted on that stated no name on headstone no interment records. Where? Memorial ID: 21381439 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/21381439/mary-elizabeth-siebert Obituary, funeral notice, Death certificate ? Anton and Mary’s children: John William Seibert 1859–1940 Joseph Benjamin Siebert 1860–1949 Mary Ann Siebert Groves Cook 1861–1929 Matilda Seibert Kurth 1863–1918 Frederick Conrad Seibert 1865–1932 William Henry Siebert 1868–1946 Albert M. Seibert 1872–1919 Ernest William Seibert 1880–1963 Nora, Herman, and Clara Look forward to receiving the information. Carol

I an searching for the family of the above Frederick Bender, believed to be from the Stuttgart area, because we have a photo of him dated 1873 with a Stuttgart address on the back (https://sg30p0.familysearch.org/service/records/storage/dascloud/patron/v2/TH-7770-109054-1079-30/thumb200.jpg?ctx=ArtCtxPublic&session=142b0105-6ce1-4f7b-a4c9-4206989e9819-prod) The family as told by the family stories are shown in FamilySearch Family Tree at https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L87Y-DCK Father - Johann Bender Mother - Sophia Pfeiffer Uncle - Georg Pfeiffer Sister - Klara Bender Sister - Helen Bender He is believed to have emigrated to America at about age 17 (~1880). Possible DNA connections (23 to 44 cM) lead to Mittelschefflenz (Mosbach), Stockheim (Brackenheim), Schallsingen (Müllheim), and Neckarsulm.

Hi Elizabeth, What information on Sofie are you referring to? I did a quick search for any children of Karl and Anna Maria to see if there was any more information. Nothing. Then I logged on with my FHC Director's ID and the following came up (attached). Apparently the index of these data are restricted to LDS church members. If I attach these records they will be logged to Marilyn Liesmann (my FHC director). Do you want me to attach these records and do further searching? Fred ____________________________________________________________ Sponsored by https://www.newser.com/?utm_source=part&utm_medium=uol&utm_campaign=rss_taglines_more He Has Helped More People Die in California Than Anyone http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL3241/604415bc5440115b56779st01duc1 Biden: Look for Payments This Month http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL3241/604415bc7801215b56779st01duc2 Pope Joins Historic Appeal for Coexistence in Peace http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL3241/604415bc9ba3115b56779st01duc3

Hello Fred This is a very belated response to your most informative response to my enquiries over a year ago. My apologies, but going through my spam folder over the past couple of days – I’ve found it! Thank you so much for your advice and assistance. It is very much appreciated. As far as I know the family is Catholic and has been indefinitely. Unfortunately this and the family choice of religion makes my research more challenging as you state. However, I note that you have information on Sofie, which I do not have. Please could you provide me with more details e.g. an attachment and/or source. Any further assistance is much appreciated. Thank you. Kind regards Elizabeth

Hello, all :) My ancestors from Baden-Wurttemberg - the families of Hans WESSINGER (b. between 1601 and 1610)), Abraham WOLFINGER (b.1624) and Michael WENTZ (b.1597) - were from the town of Birkenfeld. Has anything been written about Birkenfeld (or the whole of Baden-Durlach) in the period 1575 to 1625? Thank you for any help given. -- Kelly Paul Graham

My ancestor, Daniel WESSINGER was born (or baptized?) 4 March 1717 in Birkenfeld. He married Margaretha ROTH, and died 23 July 1774 in Birkenfeld. A son, Johann Jacob WISSINGER, was born in Birkenfeld on 23 February 1745. Are there any clues to Daniel's parents? Could he have been related to the WESSINGERS of Durlach? Also, are there any clues to the parents of Margaretha ROTH? -- Kelly Paul Graham

The catholic parish records for Obergrombach on family search begin in 1785, does anyone know if Obergrombach's catholic records are recorded in a different town prior to 1785?

When requesting help to find an individual or family there are several pieces of information that are crucial to finding the correct person or family. The family religion. Vital details (exact dates and places), if known Others in the family (with vital details) (i.e., Parents, spouse and/or children) It is also a help if a public posting of a family tree is available (i.e., FamilySearch Family Tree or RootsWeb WorldConnect) (Note: Ancestry and similar family tree collections are not open to the public)

Hope I'm asking this in the correct area. I would like to get copies of 5 records from Leutershausen, Weinheim. The indexes I went through on familysearch do not have enough info associated with them. They are only available at lds centers which in my area are closed due to corona. Can anyone help?

Elizabeth, You know you are near the beginning of the available records in much the Wurttemberg area because of the 30-Years War (1618-1648). The 30-Years War was between the Catholics and Protestants where each were rampaging the region burning each others churches (and records). Where records do exist there may be a gap in that period making it difficult to go further back with accuracy. The earliest possible records would be circa 1550, when the churches (both Catholic and Protestant) started recording the BMD records for common man. If you can make a connection to royalty you may be able to go further back. I see some of those people are indexed in the databases at FamilySearch, but there is no linkage to a FS Family Tree. I've started your family at FS FT for you with Karl Kraus and Maria-Anna Halbherr. See FSFT ID = GQFB-55D What was the religion of the family? The daughter of Karl and Maria Anna, Sofie, was baptized in the Evangelische (Lutheran) Church in Kirchberg (OA. Gerabronn). Her marriage was also recorded the same church in Kirchberg, but was solemnized in Stuttgart. Apparently none of the other children were Evangelische, nor was their marriage. Did Sofie change religion? There is no marriage in the Evangelische Church in Zwiefalten for Karl and Anna Marie. The Catholic record microfilms for Unlingen, Gauingen, and Zwiefalten are all digitized, however none are indexed. The digitized microfilms are restricted and may only be viewed at an LDS Family History Center. Fred ____________________________________________________________ Suffering From Pain? Try CBD Oil worldhealthlabs.com http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL3242/5e480bff45301bfe455fst01duc

Hello everyone I'm researching my husband's paternal ancestry of Württemberg. With help from family in earlier times, I've traced the Kraus family back in a direct line (essentially) to mid 1600s. Johann Kraus married Barbara SCHMID in 1685 Unlingen, Bibernach (had at least 3 children) Christian Kraus married Maria EDLER 1708 Unlingen (had at least 10 children) Karl Kraus married Anna BUTSCHER1745 Unlingen (had at least 7 children) Johann George Kraus married first Clara REI?ER 1774 Gauingen (had at least 3 children) and then Anna HERTER (had another 4 or more) Hygin Kraus married Anna MAYER 1804 Zwiefalten (had at least 8 children) Karl Kraus married Maria-Anna HALBHERR 1852 Zwiefalten (had at least 14 children) I would be most interested to have contact with anyone who can assist me further please. In particular documents and related family names would be great. Thank you. Kind regards Elizabeth Kraus (Australia)

Hi I’m looking for members with the name H?ring/Haering/Hering/Haring/Herring in their family trees. My branch comes from a couple of villages near Rottweil, but there are branches from Freiburg and Konstanz as well. I’d be glad to join forces for further research activities. Best regards André

Hello, I am working on family of my paternal grandmother, Louise Emma Schmelzle b. 1883 in Waldulm, Germany under the County seat of Kappelrodeck. I visited there this past summer and found many names of probable relation, but the lack of fluent German kept me at a disadvantage. I was able to visit the churches and see the country side with many of the names back in my ancestry. Families bounce between Waldulm, Kappelrodeck, Am Bach, Muttert, etc. Grandma's parents were William & Katharine Hodapp Schmelzle mar. Nov 1882 in Ringelbach. By 1889 they had both immigrated to the USA. Grandma was left in Waldulm with her grandparents, I assume, Joseph & Maria Anna Pfeiffer Hodapp mar. Sept 1848 in Waldulm at St. Albins. From here I go back with the names of Fischer, Lamm, Steinruck, Spath, & Hirth On the Schmelzle side I go back to Fischer, Oberle, Kocenninger, Bohnert, Huber, & Schnurr. Several cross over names are on both sides.... Would love to hear from anyone who is working on any relationships within these lines. Ruth in Illinois, USA

Hi all, i am hoping that someone on this list can direct me to whatever information might exist for the repopulation of towns in Baden and Württemberg after the 30 Years’ War (1618-1648)? it is my understanding that most of the towns in these provinces lost something between 50% and 70% of their populations, and that many (most?) of them invited people from outside the provinces to come and repopulate their towns. But I have not been able to identify any records that would show such immigration? I have to believe that SOME records must exist, because: 1) Most towns had to vote to accept a new “citizen” into their midst (and assign them a role, such as farmer, cooper, lumberjack, etc.); and 2) The regional Lord would have wanted to ensure that any new residents were added to their tax rolls. i have an ancestral line which I have traced back to the Rastatt District near Karlsruhe in Baden; as best as I have been able to confirm based on local parish records, my patriarchal ancestor suddenly appears in the town of Rotenfels about 1700 or so, with no other relatives living in the area prior to that point. i know that most of the town records from that time have long ago been collected and shipped to the Karlsruhe archives, and that I probably need to contact them; but I don’t know exactly what I’m asking for? can anyone offer me any advice on this? thanks in advance, Stuart

I am looking for information on my 3rd great grandparents - Joseph Reader and Veronica Fuchs from Baden. I have more information on Veronica's family than Joseph. Joseph was born 26 Feb 1810 Blaybach ant Walderch. He died on 6 Mar 1890 in Minden, Kearney, Nebraska. His younger brother John was born about 1820-1821. This could be him from the Baden Wanted List - "the year was 1846, but they left Baden in 1845. The entry translates - Wanted 1. (Breisach) Nro. 37311. Joseph Riede and wife from here have left here, and we have heard that they have probably gone to America. We bring it to the public notice that the Rieds are wanted." However his obituary states "Mr. Reader was a native of Germany, born in Blaybach, near Waldkich, in Baden Baden. He was a civil engineer of some note in Germany, and served in the German army during the German rebellion. " In 1855 census he was in Glassboro, New Jersey. In 1860 census he was in Mantua, New Jersey a laborer. In 1865 he was in Camden. In 1880 census and 1885 census the family was in Minden Nebraska. He and Veronica traveled to Nebraska with his brother John, their daughter Mary, their son John and his family, the Householder and Merrick families. Veronica Fuchs was the daughter of Laurenz and Katharina (Weber) Fuchs. She was born 31 Aug 1815 Neiderrimsingen Alt Breisah Baden. Laurenz and Katharina were married 4 Feb 1813 and had six children: Maria, Veronika, Gervas, Rosina, Agatha and Katharina. Laurenz's parents were Johann and Elisabeth (Faber) Fuchs. Katharina's parents Gervas and Anastasia (Baehrmaeennin?) Weber. I would love to connect with anyone who have these families in their tree. Thanks Cathy

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My gr gr grandfather John Nicholas Eberhart was born in 1829 in either Wurttemberg or in Pennsylvania, we aren’t sure. His older sister was born in Wurttemberg but his younger siblings here in America. Our Eberhart family is not related to the glass works Eberhart family that I can tell. His parents names were John and Mary Ann/Marian.