"Maybe this is being answered a little late, but have you looked at any books by Gerhard Storb? Until his recent death he was very active in publishing books on the village populations of Saarlouis. I was able to trace close to 200 yrs of…"
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geniemom replied to abq606's discussion Genealogist in Malta in the group Malta Genealogy"I joined this group because my cousin does Maltese genealogy. As I spent the last three weeks with her at RootsTech I feel I now know something about the Island. She had three different books on Maltese genealogy. I've sent…"
Freddy replied to geniemom's discussion Emigration about 1850 - 1853 in the group Bavaria Genealogy"Hi Cathy,
The names of the children could be a clue to identify the names of Lorenz' parents. The Black Forrest (Schwarzwald) was part of the kingdom of Württemberg and the grandduchy of Baden.
Freddy"
geniemom replied to geniemom's discussion Emigration about 1850 - 1853 in the group Bavaria Genealogy"Thanks Jenny,
I did get the marriage and it did not have the villages on it. I was very disappointed since I was sure the priest would have noted that.
Appreciate the ideas, Cathy"
geniemom replied to geniemom's discussion Emigration about 1850 - 1853 in the group Bavaria Genealogy"Thanks Freddy,
The children were all born here in the U.S. so that might not help. I don't have Lorenz's parents name either. All that is know was he was the only son of an only son. They did mention the Black Forest…"
JennyP replied to geniemom's discussion Emigration about 1850 - 1853 in the group Bavaria Genealogy"I suggest that you try to find the marriage because my ancestors actually stated the villages that they came from because they married in a German Lutheran Church in London and the pastor was German. On census returns they would…"
Freddy replied to geniemom's discussion Emigration about 1850 - 1853 in the group Bavaria Genealogy"Hello Cathy,
I'm on a german genealogical site (www.ahnenforschung.net). I could ask there if they can help you.
Freddy Walhof, Netherlands
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geniemom added a discussion to the group Bavaria Genealogy
Emigration about 1850 - 1853
Anyone know of any indexes that might give location of birth or residence for the time period listed above? I have Lorenzo Muller b. 1822 in Bayern, immigrated possibly 1851, no birth place known. Married a Christina Winter (born in Switzerland) in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1855. They were Catholic if this helps pinpoint a location. Any suggestions would be deeply appreciated.Thanks much,Cathy MillerMichigan, USA See More
Bernard Mayger Fry replied to geniemom's discussion Marnoch and Abirchirder in the group Banffshire Genealogy"For Rothiemay see an interesting site: www.rothi.co.uk. You can contact the feature writer, DC-S, via that site if you have genealogy queries. Her name is Dee and she's been really helpful for my family hunting."
geniemom replied to geniemom's discussion Hoolehan of County Tipperary in the group Tipperary Genealogy"Actually Anna is correct, she is Patrick's daughter born in Tipperary. Mary, John and Joseph were born in Leeds and Bartly was the only child born in the US.
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Eliz replied to geniemom's discussion Hoolehan of County Tipperary in the group Tipperary Genealogy"records here may give some clues:
https://www.familysearch.org/search/records/index#count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3APatrick~%20%2Bsurname%3AHoolehan~%20%2Bresidence_place%3AOhio~
Patrick Hoolehan United States Census, 1870 birth: 1830 Ireland…"
Eliz replied to geniemom's discussion Hoolehan of County Tipperary in the group Tipperary Genealogy"there are a lot of them at rest here:
http://www.stjoenew.com/list/StJoeInt-9F-H.htm ;
St Joseph's Catholic"
Eliz replied to geniemom's discussion Hoolehan of County Tipperary in the group Tipperary Genealogy"So Patrick is in US by 1870
Patrick is 40 and a laborer born Ire
Anna is listed as 13?? (surely mistake)
Mary born Ire is 12
John is 8 born US
Joseph 6 born US
Bartly is 2 born US
Heritage Quest
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geniemom added a discussion to the group Saarland Genealogy
Saarlouis area
Looking for Gadomsky, Winkell, Koch, Schulz, Ferdinand, Helmer, Muller, Lay, Schellenbach, Capitaine, Lehnerd families in the parish of Saarlouis, villages of Oberlimberg, Rehlingen, Itzbach, Bedersdorf, Gisengen.Will post more if any names rings bells......... See More
geniemom added a discussion to the group Tipperary Genealogy
Hoolehan of County Tipperary
Think I have located Patrick Hoolehan b about 1830 in Co. Tipperary married to a Winiford Hetherington about 1856. Their first child is Ann b. abt 1857 in the County. The family then moves to Leeds, England for about 5 years then off to Cincinnati, Ohio, USA they go. I believe I have Patrick in the Girffith's Val in the parish of Knigh. Anyone working there? This family misses the birth and marriages for Ireland, so I have only the church records to go on. They were Roman Catholic. Ideas??…See More
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- I live in the United States and have been following my ancestors for over 30 years, I started young and have had the pleasure of seeing all the wonders from letter writing to the internet and what a wonder it is. I love to do family history. Looking for the living now to help connect with those past.
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Auchterlonie-Leuchars; Black - Kennoway or Largo; Duncan-Balmerino; Douglas- Balmerino; Jamison -Crail,Largo, Newburn, Carnabee;Patton or Pattie- Cupar;Robertson- Balmerino, Largo; Rollo- Ceres, Leuchars,Ferryport, Balmerino;
- I got started researching my family history ......
- Back in 1977 when my father wanted to do his "roots".
- I have been doing genealogy since ....
- since 1977
- We all have them - my biggest brick wall is .......
- Just broke through one of them last week, found the gravesite of my great grandfather in Glasgow, buried in 1920. Yeah!.
Now I'm following my mtdna, mom's maternal lines- women only in the Lanarkshire area. Taxing to say the least. Hoping I have the right Margaret Hepburn's parents James Hepburn and Margaret Douglas of Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire, Scotland
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