Family Research

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM RITTERSHOFFEN LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-20T12:31:00.000-05:00

The Goetzmann Family from Sonia Loison-SchneiderImmigrant Ancestor Note: From "New York, 1820-1850 Passenger and Immigration List" at Ancestry.com, Bernard Goatzman, Male, age 38, wife Maria Goatzman, female, age 30, son Henry Goatzman, male, age 8, son Caile (Charles) Goatzman, male, age 6, daughter Caroline Goatzman, female, age 4, and daughter Maria Goatzman, female, age 2 departed from the

DIALECT AND LANGUAGES FROM ALSACE

2007-11-13T14:15:00.000-05:00

ALATIANOne of the last regional languages still in useThe dialect is used throughout the whole of Alsace as well is in part of the Moselle area.It is one of the most widely spoken regional languages in France. It is also a key aspect of the region's identity, being the result of Alsace's turbulent history. Unlike several decades ago, today you won't find any Alsatian under the age of 60 unable to

ALSATIAN COSTUMS

2007-11-13T13:08:00.000-05:00

Seebach near Wissembourg A traditional symbol of the region, the famous Alsatian headdress was abandoned after 1945. Today, this can only be admired during certain cultural and tourist events.Varying widely from one part of Alsace to another

OLD ALSATIAN TRADITION

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CONSCRITS Before going to the army, the youth of the village celebrated the "conscription".They wore the white costume of conscript which could vary from one village to another. Some wore an apron, often embroidered by the boy himself, others, hats richly trimmed with feathers, fruit and ribbons Conscripts "Hoï ! Hoï ! Hoï !" "Hoï! Hoï! Hoï!" That was the cry, more or less conscripts in

WINE from ALSACE

2007-11-13T09:05:00.000-05:00

Alsatian wines are often best drunk fairly young, and they do not always travel well. About 95 % of Alsatian wines are whites, "big whites," that is to say they stand up well to meat, sausage and game dishes as well as strongly seasoned fish and poultry.Of the better known wines of Alsace—Tokay, Sylvaner, Riesling, Chasselas, Pinot Blanc, Edelzwicker, Gewurtztraminer—none is more argued about

Haguenau, Lower Alsace

2007-11-13T08:54:00.000-05:00

While its geographical situation, the city has always played the role of a hub, this was not always to his advantage; its forest, a veritable fortress plant impassable to any military significance, has intensified interest statégique of city, in the eyes of the invaders as those of defenders. If Haguenau was disputed during the wars, it was equipped as a lock or logistics base in peacetime,

Wissembourg, Lower Alsace

2007-11-12T13:44:00.000-05:00

Wissembourg sights In the following we provide you with various historical structures in Wissembourg. In the tourism office Wissembourg they receive more information. 1. The history Wissembourgs2. Touristenbähnchen3. Abbey Church of St. Peter and St. Paul4. The Salt House5. The town hall6. The city wall7. Little Venice 1. The history Wissembourgs . Wissembourg originates most likely

ANCESTOR RESEARCH from Oberbetschdorf, Lower, Alsace

2007-11-11T19:12:00.000-05:00

GERWIG FAMILY fron Sonia Loison-SchneiderThe Gerwig family came from Alsace, which is on the border of the France and Germany. They were German but lived on the French side of the border. Jacob Gerwig came to the United States in 1834.JACOB and MAGDALENA GERWIGGeorg Jacob Gerwig was born in about 1795 probably in Oberbetchdorf in the

ANCESTOR RESEARCH from Birlenbach Lower, Alsace

2007-11-11T18:35:00.000-05:00

KROPP FAMILY from Sonia Loison-SchneiderFirst Generation —————————————— 1. Peter KROPP. Born abt 1809 in Birlenbach, Bas- Rhin,Alsace France. Peter died on 16 Apr 1870; he was 60. Occupation: 1860 - Farmer. Peter married Barbara JOEKEL. Born on 22 Nov 1807 in Alsace France. Barbara died on 22 May 1874; she was 66. He immigrated in 1845 to America. They had the following children: 2

ANCESTOR RESEARCH MERTZ FAMILY from Preuchsdorf, Lower Alsace

2007-11-11T18:22:00.000-05:00

St. Paul's Lutheran Church [1838] 1849– Ballas and Manchester Road, Des Peres (St. Louis County), Missouri 63131 Index to Deaths: 1851-1891: M – Ra Last Name First Name Year Dth Date Ord # Age & Remarks Mack William

ANCESTOR RESEACH

2007-11-11T17:29:00.000-05:00

Parkway United Church of Christ, Town and Country, Missouri The following is an index to names found in the "Familien Register" [Family Register] of Parkway United Church of Christ, 2840 N. Ballas Road, Town and Country, Missouri 63131 which is located in St. Louis County. This family register is found on Family History Library microfilm roll # 1976581 item 1 and roll # 1433226 items 2-3;

ANCESTOR RESEARCH

2007-11-11T17:08:00.000-05:00

St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Potter Yates County NY Record book and IndexWedding Register of the Elsasser Congregation A set of records beginning in the 1840s when the congregation was founded by a group of Pennsylvania Germans until the 1880s when it comprised nearly all Alsatian immigrants and their descendants has been transcribed from the original Gothic handwriting and

RECIPE from ALSACE

2007-11-10T23:14:00.000-05:00

Flammenküche from Alsace. Servings: 3 Preparation time: 10 minutesCooking Time: 6to 10 minutes until brown Ingredients 1 and 1/2 cups flour3 tablespoon oil1 small onions 4 oz bacon

Strasbourg, The Silver City, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-10T22:43:00.000-05:00

Strasbourg The Island on the Silver RiverThe center of the city, particularly picturesque with its 15th and 16th century dwellings, is a small island encircled by the river Ill. Strolling through this area is

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM SOULTZ SOUS FORETS, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-10T21:27:00.001-05:00

BALTZEL FAMILY from Sonia Loison-SchneiderFamily Origins and Deepest Root The family roots have been traced back into the 1700s. The BALTZEL family were from Goenheim, Pfalz, Allemagne. They came around 1710 to the Alsace region of France. The most distant ancestor known is Nikolaus Baltzel who lived in Hunspach, a town located in the French department of Bas-Rhin in Alsace. They moved

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM SOULTZ SOUS FORETS, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-10T20:09:00.000-05:00

STELL FAMILY from Sonia Loison-SchneiderFamily Origins and Deepest Root The family roots have been traced back into the 1600s . The Stell family came from BASEL, SUISSE and immigrated to the Alsace region of France. HANS STELL who lived in Soultz sous forets , a town located in the French department of Bas-Rhin in Alsace. One of his descendant, Michel STELL, born in 1794 . moved to Hohwiller,

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM BETSCHDORF, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-07T14:25:00.000-05:00

HAUSHALTER FAMILY from Sonia Loison-SchneiderFamily Origins and Deepest Root My family roots have been traced back into the 1600s to the Haushalter family from the Alsace region of France. The most distant direct ancestor known is Sebastian Haushalter who lived in Oberbetschdorf, a town located in the French department of Bas-Rhin in Alsace. The family lived in Ober- and Niederbetschdorf .

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM BETSCHDORF,LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-07T11:07:00.000-05:00

The Martzolf Family from Sonia Loison-SchneiderGeneration No. 1 16. Philippe Marzolf, born October 15, 1829 in Oberbetschdorff, Alsace, France died December 11, 1906 in New Brighton, Pa. 15066. He married 17. Sarah Schramm August 26, 1849 in New Sewickley Twp., Beaver, PA. 17. Sarah Schramm, born December 19, 1831 in Marion Twp., Butler Co., PA; died January 11, 1899 in

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM BETSCHDORF, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-07T10:33:00.000-05:00

SCHRAMM FAMILY from Sonia Loison-SchneiderImmigrant Ancestor Jacob Frederick Schramm, great-grandson of Andreas, who emigrated from Betschdorf, Alsace France, to America in 1830 and settled in Beaver County, Pennsylvania shortly afterwards. He appears in the 1835 tax records for North Sewickley Township.Jacob Frederick Schrum sold land to Georg Hohnadle on 25 Jan 1887.He migrated in 1830

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM RETSCHWILLER, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-07T08:28:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY from Sonia Loison-Schneider Generation No. 1 1.Hans Jacob SCHNEIDER He was born ABT. 1640 in France, and died 25 FEB 1711/12 in Retschwiller, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France. 2 JAN 1678/79 in Rittershoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.He married Maria Catherina EICHENLAUB She was born 18 JUL 1641 in Retschwiller, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France, and died 6 FEB 1706/07 in Retschwiller,

ANCESTOR RESEACH FROM BIRLENBACH, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T19:04:00.000-05:00

Descendants of Christian/Christoph Breitenbucherfrom Sonia Loison-Schneider Christoph Breitenbucher 1 was born February 28, 1672 in Pluderhausen Germany. He lived in Birlenbach, Bas Rhin, France. He died on Semptember 23,1729 in Birlenbach, Bas-Rhin, France. He married twice. His 1st wife was Eve Lottenmeyer. She was born in 1690 in Schwaben,Germany. He married on October 23,1714 in Birlenbach

Village of North Rhine-Bas Alsace

2007-11-06T14:28:00.000-05:00

Alsace North has many vestiges of history: ancient churches and medieval castles, troglodyte dwellings carved in rock, sandstone, small museums surprising wealth. The stroller also discovered in this region some of the most beautiful villages in France. With its green valleys, lakes and shaded forest rich in a diverse and abundant wildlife, the region also calls for a return to nature

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T13:26:00.000-05:00

Ancestors of Catharine HETZELfrom Sonia Loison-Schneider FIRST GENERATION 1. Catharine HETZEL was born on Sep 30 1847 in Lembach, Wissembourg, Bas-Rhin, France. SECOND GENERATION 2. Jean George HETZEL was born on Apr 29 1801 in Lembach, Wissembourg, Bas-Rhin, France. neinten floreal neinte jafh of the Republic He was a cultevateur on Apr 8 1828 in Lembach, Wissembourg, Bas-Rhin,

KEFFENACH, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T13:09:00.000-05:00

KEFFENACH The origin of the name of Keffenach comes from the Latin word "may" which means capanna hut. City for the first time in 1312 as a stronghold of Ochstenstein, Keffenach passed to the lords of Fleckenstein in 1348 and Puller of Hohenburg. But Lichtenberg eventually have important rights on the site. In 1480, these rights passed into the hands of Deux-Ponts-Bitche before returning to

ANCESTOR RESEARCH FROM BIRLENBACH LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T12:29:00.000-05:00

The Kaylor - Koehler Family of Holmes County, Ohio http://www.madmotors.com/KaylorWeb/

DRACHENBRONN-BIRLENBACH, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T12:05:00.000-05:00

DRACHENBRONN, on behalf if suggestive, is a village in Outre-Forêt, nestled in the foothills of the Vosges moraine between two hills. The people will tell you that their village takes its name Dragon Siegfried came to be dying in our forests, heal its wounds from the village well, sowing terror among the villagers. Drachenbronn means literally "the fountain of the dragon."

CASTLE FLECKENSTEIN ,LEMBACH LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T11:38:00.000-05:00

Castle near Fleckenstein Lembach is one of the largest castles in the Vosges and the date of the 12th century. I He was part of the fortifications of the Duchy of Alsace. The castle with dominion over the Sauertal was the seat of the family Fleckenstein. In 1680 the palace was destroyed after having served for more than 500 years to the defense. The family of Fleckenstein disappeared shortly

KUTZENHAUSEN MUSEUM, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T10:54:00.000-05:00

KUTZENHAUSEN, typically Alsatian village of about 800 inhabitants, is situated at the extreme north-eastern France, in the department of the Lower Rhine and 20 km from the German border. ANCESTORS Research -HEINTZ FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACEhttp://jean.heintz.free.fr/

KUTZENHAUSEN MUSEUM, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T10:30:00.000-05:00

The Rural House of Outre-Forêt to Kutzenhausen Equipment cultural Regional Natural Park of Northern Vosges, the Rural House of Outre-Forêt to Kutzenhausen is a ferme-musée of peasant life of the past. Alsace has experienced periods of massive destruction of habitat especially during the Hundred Years War. A vast reconstruction movement began around year 1720. The houses of

WOERTH MUSEUM, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T09:50:00.000-05:00

The Museum of the Battle of August 6, 1870 for Woerth The Museum of the Battle of August 6, 1870 is a museum dedicated to making history, sad for France in the 19th century. http://cc-vallee-sauer.fr/tourisme/patrimoine/musee1870.html

MERCKWILLER -PECHELBRONN, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-06T09:29:00.000-05:00

Museum of oil in Alsace, Mark Antar Inaugurated on May 9th 1967, the museum, run by the Association des Amis du musée de Pétrole de Merkwiller-Pechelbronn aims to keep the memory of what was for centuries the main activity in the North of Alsace. Comprising mainly documents, photos,

LEMBACH MAGINOT LINE WORLD WAR II, Lower Alsace

2007-11-06T09:04:00.000-05:00

With the experience of war trenches of 1914-1918 and the delineation of the new borders of northeastern France, the french government decided in 1930 to build a defense line of concrete and steel to deter or whether oppose any invasion. The position fortified Lembach called the "Four Lime" or "FCC" is one of 108 books this line stretching over 700 km of borders between the north and south of

SCHOENENBOURG MAGINOT LINE WORLD WAR II

2007-11-06T08:49:00.000-05:00

http://www.lignemaginot.com/index10.htm

HATTEN, MAGINOT LINE WORLD WAR II

2007-11-06T08:40:00.000-05:00

Located 50kms to Strasbourg and 40kms Karlsruhe, Abri de Hatten is a quartering underground. Built in 1930, the book has all the necessary facilities to house and feed a company of soldiers in war rooms, kitchens, toilets, sinks, boiler room, infirmary, engine room, protection against gas combat, defense close. . L'Abri was occupied by French troops from 1936 to July 1940.. L'Abri has a facade

IMMIGRATION FROM LOWER ALSACE,Genealogy of the Smith, Staebell, Voegele, and Mesker Families

2007-11-05T21:01:00.000-05:00

http://members.cox.net/smithgen/index.htm

NATURALIZATIONS FROM THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Lyons, New York

2007-11-05T20:49:00.000-05:00

IMMIGRATION FROM LOWER ALSACESOULTZ SOUS FORETS COUNTYBALTZEL Lewis Galen - Declaration of Intent - 23 May 1832 - age 30Born Salsz, Co. Salsz, Kingdom FranceMigrated from Havre, FranceOccupation: FarmerWitness: Daniel ChapmanNaturalized 27 Sep. 1836 BOEHMLER HenryERHARDT Philip Galen - Declaration of Intent - 28 Sep. 1830 - age 30Born Harmersweiler, Co. Salsz, Kingdom of FranceOccupation:

IMMIGRATION SCHRAMM FROM BETSCHDORF, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T20:46:00.000-05:00

Immigrant Ancestor Jacob Frederick Schramm, great-grandson of Andreas, who emigrated from Betschdorf, Alscae, France, to America in 1830 and settled in Beaver County, Pennsylvania shortly afterwards. He appears in the 1835 tax records for North Sewickley Township. Other Schramm family members and relatives who came to Beaver County from Betschdorf are: Theobald Schramm, Jacob Frederick's

IMMIGRATION MARTZOLF FROM BETSCHDORF LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T20:44:00.000-05:00

Children Diebold Martzolf and Eve Dorothea Kachel had nine children, two of whom came to America and survived to adulthood: Henry born October 3, 1816 in Betschdorf and probably baptized Johann Heinrich. He married Gertrude Miller and they had at least twelve children. Henry died August 27, 1907 and is buried at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Prospect, Pennsylvania. Frederick born, August 24, 1824

IMMIGRATION MARTZOLF FROM BETSCHDORF, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T20:39:00.000-05:00

Immigration Sometime late in the year 1831, Diebold left Betschdorf for America with his wife, Eva Barbara, and four children. Diebold's brother Johann Heinrich and several other Betschdorf families are known to have entered the United States through Baltimore in 1830. The year of arrival is ambiguous in the declaration of Intent of "Theabold Mortzold" at the Beaver County, Pennsylvania court

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:31:00.000-05:00

Frederick Schramm Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1836

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:26:00.000-05:00

Jacob Wolf Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1835

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:17:00.000-05:00

Frederick Wolf Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1835

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:16:00.000-05:00

Theobold Shramm Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1836

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:14:00.001-05:00

Diebold Martzolf Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1837

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:13:00.001-05:00

Jacob Martsolf Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1837

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:12:00.002-05:00

Henry Pflug Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1836

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:12:00.001-05:00

George J Pflug Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1836

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:11:00.001-05:00

Frederick Householder Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1838

IMMIGRATION RECORDS

2007-11-05T20:08:00.000-05:00

Theobold Haushalter Declaration of IntentBeaver County, Pennsylvania 1837

LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T20:07:00.000-05:00

Reimerswiller is only a few kilometers NW of Betschdorf. Memmelshoffen is about 10 kilometers north of Betschdorf. Current information indicates that the Martzolf family came to Betschdorf from Memmelshoffen. This very large symbol of Betschdorf's main industry sits in the traffic circle at the intersection for Betschdorf on route D263. This view of Soultz s/s Forêts,

BETSCHDORF, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T20:06:00.000-05:00

This sign greets visitors at the west side of the town. View down the main street.

NIEDERBETSCHDORF, LOWER ALSACE

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This church is in the section of Betschdorf which was formerly Niederbetschdorf. The area behind the altar is decorated with frescoes that were done in the 15th century.

BETSCHDORF, LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T19:56:00.000-05:00

This Protestant/Lutheran Church is in the part of Betschdorf which was formerly Oberbetschdorf. Up until just a few years ago, both Lutheran and Catholic services were performed here. There is now a separate Catholic church. Another protestant church is in the Niederbetschdorf section of town. The Lutheran services alternate each week between the two churches.

CENSUS 1836 SOULTZ SOUS FORETS, BAS-RHIN, FRANCE

2007-11-05T15:34:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY KEY NAME 1st NAME 2nd AGE SEXE STATUS TOWN STREET JOB KEY NAME 1ST NAME 2ND NAME AGE SEXE RELIGION STATUS TOWN HOUSE NUMBER JOB 17768 SCHNEIDER

HATTEN RESEACH

2007-11-05T14:57:00.000-05:00

Ancestors of Jacques "Jacob" HEIMLICH FIRST GENERATION 1. Dorothie HEIMLICH was born on Nov 17 1836 in Hatten, Bas-Rhin, Alsace-Lorraine, France. She married Charles Roszman on July 9, 1857 in Marion County, Ohio. She died on Feb 16 1899 in Marion Co., Ohio. SECOND GENERATION 2. Jacques "Jacob" HEIMLICH was born on Jan 12 1809 in Hatten, Bas-Rhin, Alsace-Lorraine, France. He died in

WINE FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T14:47:00.000-05:00

CLEEBOURG, the wine-producing Cellar L ocated 60 kilometers north of Strasbourg, Cave de Cléebourg's vineyards cover almost 200 hectares of the Nothern Vosges Mountains in the Alsace region of France. L ocated 60 kilometers north of Strasbourg, Cave de Cléebourg's vineyards cover almost 200 hectares of the Northern Vosges Mountains in the Alsace region of France. Wine production was introduced

Recette Tarte aux fraises

2007-11-05T14:46:00.001-05:00

Strawberry tart - Pastry to use : sugar crust pastry (replace with puff pastry if you wish). Instruction to make the pastry on "improvision page". This uses a pastry cream !!! Tarte aux Fraises Filling : 250 gr [1/2 lb] strawberries / 25 cl [9 fl oz] milk / 3 egg yolks / 40

Recette Quiche Lorraine

2007-11-05T14:42:00.000-05:00

Prep'Time : quiche 20 minutes Crust : 10 min.+ 30 min. rest Cook Time : 10 min. for crust 20 minutes for quiche Easy Ingredients for 4 to 6 people : Filling : - 200 gr [7 oz] lardoons (diced

Recette Alsacienne

2007-11-05T14:41:00.000-05:00

BASIC CREPEIngredients : - 200 gr [7 oz] flour / 1 egg / 1/2 liter [17 fl oz] milk / 25 gr [1 oz] melted butter / 2 pinches salt - for sweet crepes, I like to add 3 Tbspoons sugar and 1 Tbspoon of rum. Method : - Put the flour, salt (and sugar) in a salad bowl, dip a shaft

Recette Alsacienne

2007-11-05T13:19:00.000-05:00

Tarte fine aux pommes Thin apple pie Prep'Time : 45 minutes (+ 1 hour leave for pastry) Cook Time : 20 minutes Easy Ingredients for 6 people :

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T13:11:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY13ANCESTORS RESEACH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him XII ENFANT DE SCHNEIDER GEORGE PHILIPPE oo ECKERT LOUISE 1 SCHNEIDER Henri ø Haguenau oo Hohwiller BASTIAN

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T12:51:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY12ANCESTORS RESEACH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLSø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him Enfants de SCHNEIDER Michel x CLAUSS Madeleine XI 1 SCHNEIDER Georges Philippe ø 26.10.1905 à S. † 20.4.1991 Haguenau oo 2.5.1930 Hohwiler ECKERT Louise ø 24.8.1909 Hohwiler † 3.12.1992

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T12:40:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY11ANCESTORS RESEACH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him X Enfants de SCHNEIDER Philipp x EICHENLAUB Louise 1 SCHNEIDER Michel ø 9.1.1882 à S. † 29.11.1907 Strasbourg oo 22.6.1905 CLAUSS Madeleine ø 11.1.1887 S † 14.9.1924

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T12:24:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY10ANCESTORS RESEACH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him Enfants de SCHNEIDER Marie Catherine x JAKOB Johann Georg 1 JAKOB Salomée ø 10.8.1804 S. † 28.6.1868 S. oo 21.2.1827 S.

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T12:06:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY9ANCESTORS RESEACH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS –ø birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him Enfants de SCHNEIDER Georges x TRAUTMANN Marie Catherine 1 SCHNEIDER Marie Catherine ø 10.1.1775 Mem. † 23.10.1844 S. oo 3.12.1798 à S. JAKOB J.ohann Georg ø 1.9.1772 S. † 21.1.1841 S. Fa

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T11:50:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY8ANCESTORS RESEARCH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/himEnfants de SCHNEIDER Jacques x LORENTZ Marie Catherine 1 SCHNEIDER G. Henri ø 15.6.1746 † 16.11.1767 Memmelshoffen 2

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T11:42:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY7ANCESTORS RESEARCH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him VII Enfants de SCHNEIDER Jean Philippe 1oo KORNBRUST 2oo PFITZINGER 1 SCHNEIDER Michael ø 6.9.1787 à S. † 24.9.1827 à S. oo 21.2.1827 à S. JACOB

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T11:24:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY6ANCESTORS RESEACH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him VI Enfants de SCHNEIDER Jean Philippe x RENCKERT Maria Eva 1 SCHNEIDER Jean Philippe ø 16.8.1757 à S. † 11.2.1838 à S. Maitre aux postes aux chevaux

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T11:12:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY5ANCESTORS RESEACH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him Enfants de SCHNEIDER Georges Henri x LICHTENTAHLER Anne Marie 1 SCHNEIDER G.Henri ø 14.11.1685 Ingw. † 30.7.1754 Mitschdorf oo 28.11.1713 Schwab.

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T10:59:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY4ANCESTORS RESEARCH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him V Enfants de SCHNEIDER Georges Henri x MUNTZER Maria Dorothéa 1 SCHNEIDER Jean Jacques ø 1.11.1717 à Soultz sous forets 2 SCHNEIDER Martin ø 1.11.1717 à S. 3 SCHNEIDER Jean Georges

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

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SCHNEIDER FAMILY3ANCESTORS RESEARCH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDERSYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him IV Enfants de SCHNEIDER Jean Martin oo EINHORN oo KLEIN 1 SCHNEIDER Hans Philippe, Aubergiste à l'ange ø 6.9.1681 Herm. † 18.11.1713 à Soultz oo MÜLLER Maria Eva Barbara elle oo TRAUTMANN Jacques Kutz ?

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T10:25:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY2ANCESTORS RESEARCH VON SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him III ENFANTS 1 SCHNEIDER Elisabeth ø 1653 † 22.1.1722 Herm. oo 20.2.1671 S. ABERT Georges ø 7.5.1643 H. † 15.3.1703 Fa. ABERT Georges x Marguerite

SCHNEIDER FAMILY FROM LOWER ALSACE

2007-11-05T09:33:00.000-05:00

SCHNEIDER FAMILY 1ANCESTORS RESEARCH FROM SONIA LOISON-SCHNEIDER SYMBOLS ø – birth † death oo marriage Enfants/Kids Fils/son Elle-/she Lui/him I SCHNEIDER Jacques boucher ... Soultz sous Forets o ca 1590 de Stuttgart

OLD MILLS IN SOULTZER COUNTY

2007-11-04T16:13:00.000-05:00

The millers and LORENTZ MULLERde Mitschdorf et de Goersdorf Of Mitschdorf and GoersdorfLower AlsaceLorentz family treehttp://rbornert.club.fr/villages/villages_Goersdorf_moulins.html

OLD MAPS FROM FRANCE

2007-11-04T15:34:00.000-05:00

OLD MAPS OF FRANCE AND FRENCH STATES OLD MAPS OF STRASBOURG http://www.garwood-voigt.com/catalogues/france.htm

TOOLS FOR ALSATIAN GENEALOGY

2007-11-04T15:16:00.000-05:00

ALSACE in 1789Family History in Alsace.Documents on the villages. Currencies between the Middle Ages and the French Revolution.Rural life, Alsace in Lordships.Various Taxes, different calender( Gregorien, Roman..)http://www.nithart.com/feodale0.htm

OUTRE- FORET

2007-11-04T15:06:00.000-05:00

Circle of history and archeology of Alsace The Circle Circle in brief: Objectives: - Awareness of the Outre-Forêt And history- Defend its heritage Activities:- publication de l'Outre-Forêt - Publication of the Outre-Forêt- autres publications Other publications -- conférences Conferences- stands Stands- atelier archéologique - Archaeological workshop- atelier généalogique (AGAWE) -

AGAWE

2007-11-04T13:27:00.000-05:00

The Genealogy Workshop of the Wissembourg Area The Genealogy Workshop of the Wissembourg Area is a section of the History and Archeology Circle of North Alsace.Their aim is to help with the genealogical research in the beautiful area of Wissembourg and its surroundings.Once a month, the members get together to help genealogy lovers in their research

MEMMELSHOFFEN

2007-11-04T12:59:00.000-05:00

MEMMELSHOFFEN Origin of name: the anthroponyme Germanic "Mimilo" and the German "Hof" which means yard on the farm. Inhabited since prehistoric times, Memmelshoffen contains archaeological remains which some pieces are exhibited in the museum Niederbronn, including two bracelets dating from the Bronze Age. In the Middle Ages, the village was incorporated into the domain of

RETSCHWILLER

2007-11-04T12:45:00.000-05:00

RETSCHWILLER Municipality of Retschwiller The village of Retschwiller which has no church, has always been attached to the parish of Soultz-sous-Forêts. Cited in 1274, the village was part of the property of Fleckenstein. Today it is characterized by a well-preserved habitat, composed mainly of large farms to open courtyard dating from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The

HOHWILLER

2007-11-04T12:19:00.000-05:00

HOHWILLER In 1982 two municipalities will merge to become one: Hohwiller is attached to Soultz-sous-Forêts. Hohwiller is a picturesque village built on the side of a hill on which the church stands. The village is famous for its flowers earned him the rank of "4 flowers" at the national level. IIt should be noted that the village of Hohwiller is quoted from the eighteenth century and it

SOULTZ SOUS FORETS

2007-11-04T12:05:00.000-05:00

SOULTZ SOUS FORETS Origin of the name of Old High German "sulza" which means salt water In the thirteenth century, the town form the administrative center of the lordship of Fleckenstein and Puller of Hohenburg, established around the castle of Fleckenstein, built at the southern entrance (1274), but disappeared in the seventeenth century, during the war of succession Holland. In 1346 the

HOFFEN

2007-11-04T11:48:00.000-05:00

HOFFEN Origin of the name of Germanic Hof, which means "strong", "habitat together."Hoffen is quoted in the texts since 1052. The coat of arms of the village come from the family Trautwein, founder of Hoffen, extinct since 1664. Hoffen's story is very turbulent. . In the fourteenth century, there were then two towns: Hoven (consisting of a dozen farms) and Buren (4 houses) was owned by the St