Privacy
A sensible topic when publishing genealogical material is the privacy. Because of that this website has also restrictions to make sure the personal rights are always guaranteed.
On this website all living and not definitely proven dead people are only listed with their surname and are further marked as “private”. All further informations are confidential and will be published or handed out upon the approval of the particular person only. If you find yourself on the lists with more informationen or you don’t want to be listed with surname either, then you can of course contact me via email to be removed.
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| * | born |
| + | died |
| (private) | Further informations about the person can be get by direct contact only. |
| N.N. | lat. “Nomen Nescio”, Name not known |
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Hello – This website has been very helpful in my family history research. Thank you for putting this together! Between your website and the microfilm of Lutheran church records from Rövershagen, my family tree has grown a great deal.
I have a question about adding to it. Your site goes as far forward as my great, great grandmother, Maria Dorothea Elisabeth Lorenz, who was born in 1829. She came to America in 1870 and settled in Sangamon County, Illinois. I am able to add many, many more names and dates if you are interested in posting them.
My German is very limited. I am able to understand words related to genealogy and not much more beyond that. Are you able to reply in English?
Sincerely,
Cheryl Gross
Michigan – U. S. A.
Hallo Sebastian
melde Dich bitte
Ottomar Langschwager
Hello Sebastien,
I am researching Masch ancestors who emigrated to Michigan in the 1860s. They were descendents of Hans Joachim Masch, born about 1761 in Ivendorf and his wife, Anna Elizabeth Starck b. 1761 in Hohenfelde. Their son Christian Ludwig was married 3 times and several children remained in Germany while 5 emigrated to the U.S. I have theorized that Hans Joachim may be related to a Joachim Christian Masch (married Dorothea Peters) and/or a Johann Joachim Masch b. 1748-50 in Ivendorf (married Maria Westendorf) – maybe brothers? Might you have any information on these individuals? I don’t know who Hans Joachim’s parents are because I haven’t found a listing for his birth in the Parkentin church records. Christian Ludwig’s youngest son, Peter, was my great grandfather.
Margaret Crewe
Toronto, Canada
Margaret, I believe I don’t have more informations on these individuals than you. But that doesn’t mean I wouldn’t have some hints. Please, mail to genealogie [at] wilsen [dot] de
Hallo Sebastian,
über die Suche nach Informationen zum Ort Ober-Adersbach in Böhmen, stieß ich auf die Masch-Seite, speziell auf Ansorge und Heinzel, ich habe ebenfalls Heinzel in der Familie, meine Urgroßmutter war eine geborene Heinzel aus Liebenau unweit von Hottendorf. Meines Wissens zog ein Geschwisterkind nach Hottendorf, wie hießen den die Eltern der Laura Heinzel, die 1929 Herrn Ansorge in Ober-Adersbach ehelichte.
Herzliche Grüße, Erik Buchholz
Hallo Sebastian!
Interessante web-site.
Frohes Fest und guten Rutsch!
Gerald Ziebell
I am so glad that Cheryl Gross sent me the link to your site. My grandfather was William Suhr Jr. (b.4-14-1921 d.7-11-2003 Alief, Texas, U.S.A.). I have searched for several years to find his family but was not aware that his father’s name was actually Wilhelm. He was known as William Sr. to the family. Thank you for putting together such a wonderful site. My entire family is grateful.
I have some information about William Suhr Jr.’s mother Mary Della Byrum Surh and the rest of the family. I would be happy to email it to you if you would like.
Thank you.
Hallo Sebastian, ich habe gestern mit einem GÜNTHER HOFMANN gesprochen, er ist ein Enkel des JOSEF HEINZEL aus Hottendorf, dessen Tochter MARIA ist wohl eine Schwester Deiner Großmutter. Herzliche Grüße, Erik Buchholz
P.S. Vom 16.-21.6. weilen wir in Adersbach!
Hallo, suche Informationen zu: Tessmer (Hoben), Ehlers (Schmied, Blankenhagen), Mahn, Below.