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Hornsberger
Darlene, If you go to the metasuch pannel at genealogy.net you will find a number of Hornsberger entries mainly in Zichydorf. Dave Dreyer
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Darlene, If you go to the metasuch pannel at genealogy.net you will find a number of Hornsberger entries mainly in Zichydorf. Dave Dreyer
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Pivnice
Linda, Following our message exchange on Pivnice I received the message pasted below from Herbert Hoffmann which may be of interest to you. Herbert's address is Cc above. Dave Dreer Hello Dave Dreyer!
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Linda, Following our message exchange on Pivnice I received the message pasted below from Herbert Hoffmann which may be of interest to you. Herbert's address is Cc above. Dave Dreer Hello Dave Dreyer!
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Banat Family History Series
Linda, The information on Banat books at the Univ. of Mary website is badly out of data. We originally made these works available on order but soon realized this arrangement was impractical and turned
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Linda, The information on Banat books at the Univ. of Mary website is badly out of data. We originally made these works available on order but soon realized this arrangement was impractical and turned
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Pivnice
Linda, So far as I know there is no Familienbuch for Pivnice. There is a list of on-line family books at https://www.online-ofb.de/statistics.php You might consider contacting Michael Hutfluss at hutf
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Linda, So far as I know there is no Familienbuch for Pivnice. There is a list of on-line family books at https://www.online-ofb.de/statistics.php You might consider contacting Michael Hutfluss at hutf
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Train service early 1900s between Milwaukee and Dickinson, N.D.
Laura, Many thanks for your kind comments on our North Dakota book. The Northern Pacific played a major roll in the lives of the North Dakota Banaters. They would have made the last leg of their trip
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Laura, Many thanks for your kind comments on our North Dakota book. The Northern Pacific played a major roll in the lives of the North Dakota Banaters. They would have made the last leg of their trip
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Helfrich inn Gr Jetscha
Angela, Do you have a street map of Gr Jetscha with house numbers? Dave Dreyer
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Angela, Do you have a street map of Gr Jetscha with house numbers? Dave Dreyer
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Banat Books News - Groß Kikinda PDF On Line
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Angela, It depends on which Helfrich family you are looking for. Wikete has included some HN in his Gr Jetscha family book probably only when they were given in the original KB entries.. Filipp Helfri
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Angela, It depends on which Helfrich family you are looking for. Wikete has included some HN in his Gr Jetscha family book probably only when they were given in the original KB entries.. Filipp Helfri
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Dave Dreyer
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Look-up - Neu- und Gross St. Peter: LUX
Erin, There is considerable detail on this family in the St Peter Familienbuch which suggests it was part of the author's, Franz Lux, family. A summary Lux Johann, son of Johann LUX and Marg Mueller *
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Erin, There is considerable detail on this family in the St Peter Familienbuch which suggests it was part of the author's, Franz Lux, family. A summary Lux Johann, son of Johann LUX and Marg Mueller *
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Train service early 1900s between Milwaukee and Dickinson, N.D.
George, In this case New England was a Prairie settlement in South Central North Dakota with probably less than 500 inhabitants including a few Banaters. It was probably best known for its long line o
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George, In this case New England was a Prairie settlement in South Central North Dakota with probably less than 500 inhabitants including a few Banaters. It was probably best known for its long line o
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Train service early 1900s between Milwaukee and Dickinson, N.D.
Laura, In 1910 the Northern Pacific was running four East bound passenger trains daily through Dickinson. The schedule was Train No. Arrival Departure No 1 1.10 AM 1.15 AM No 3 2.00 PM 2.10 PM No 5 11
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Laura, In 1910 the Northern Pacific was running four East bound passenger trains daily through Dickinson. The schedule was Train No. Arrival Departure No 1 1.10 AM 1.15 AM No 3 2.00 PM 2.10 PM No 5 11
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#Franzfeld
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Juliana, Apparently the Franzfeld records were not filmed by Trude and thus not in Salt Lake. J Schulz is working on a Franzfeld Family book. Who are you looking for?. I have a modest amount of Franzf
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Juliana, Apparently the Franzfeld records were not filmed by Trude and thus not in Salt Lake. J Schulz is working on a Franzfeld Family book. Who are you looking for?. I have a modest amount of Franzf
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Lovrin lookup for Hilger/Hiljer, Kleckner, & Schneider
Nancy, Yes, having two surviving kids with the same name is unusual. In twenty plus years researching Banaters I expect that I have seen less than half a dozen. Since kids were mostly named after a go
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Nancy, Yes, having two surviving kids with the same name is unusual. In twenty plus years researching Banaters I expect that I have seen less than half a dozen. Since kids were mostly named after a go
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Banat-TEMESVAR- Look-UP
Historically Temeswar consisted of a core and six suburbs. I Temeschburg II Fabrikstadt III Elisabethstadt IV Josefstadt V Mehala VI Fratelia VII Freidorf Each of these sections had its own parish chu
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Historically Temeswar consisted of a core and six suburbs. I Temeschburg II Fabrikstadt III Elisabethstadt IV Josefstadt V Mehala VI Fratelia VII Freidorf Each of these sections had its own parish chu
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Pictures of Michael and Anna Schulcz Grebeldinger and son Franz
Some comments on Banaters in the Austrian-Hungarian military may be in order. The 61st Infantry Regiment recruited in Temes County while the 29th IR recruited in Torontal County. These were Hungarian
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Some comments on Banaters in the Austrian-Hungarian military may be in order. The 61st Infantry Regiment recruited in Temes County while the 29th IR recruited in Torontal County. These were Hungarian
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Lovrin lookup for Hilger/Hiljer, Kleckner, & Schneider
Nancy The Lowriin family book only covers the period 1772-1840. I find; Hilger Philipp, son of Jakob Hilger and Margaretha Petre *7 Oct 1817 Lowrin Klekner A M, dau of Johann Klekner and Margaretha Pu
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Nancy The Lowriin family book only covers the period 1772-1840. I find; Hilger Philipp, son of Jakob Hilger and Margaretha Petre *7 Oct 1817 Lowrin Klekner A M, dau of Johann Klekner and Margaretha Pu
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Horse shit
Sue, As a friend remarked; "when someone gives you lemons-----make make lemonade" Dave Dreyer
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Sue, As a friend remarked; "when someone gives you lemons-----make make lemonade" Dave Dreyer
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Strange one: Jünger family back to Deutschsanktmichael Banat, circa 1907?
Clara, One can find other examples of returnees who were born preWW I in the US and returned to the Banat. I they wanted back to the US after the war a passport and visa were required, Many of those r
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Clara, One can find other examples of returnees who were born preWW I in the US and returned to the Banat. I they wanted back to the US after the war a passport and visa were required, Many of those r
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Modosch FB Lookup
Stephen, Carl Perentz, aon of Nikolaus Perentz and Anna Gross *18 Jul 1831 Modosch Dave Dreyer
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Stephen, Carl Perentz, aon of Nikolaus Perentz and Anna Gross *18 Jul 1831 Modosch Dave Dreyer
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Horse shit
Russ, I found your account of gathering horse dung off the street very interesting. It brought to mind a somewhat related story having to do with Banaters. These guys were super agriculturalists and t
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Russ, I found your account of gathering horse dung off the street very interesting. It brought to mind a somewhat related story having to do with Banaters. These guys were super agriculturalists and t
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Folk Farmsteads on the Frontier
This item was discussed on the List some weeks ago. I now find it is also in book form on the net and can be read via Google I find the title misleading since it concerns only homesteads of Germans fr
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This item was discussed on the List some weeks ago. I now find it is also in book form on the net and can be read via Google I find the title misleading since it concerns only homesteads of Germans fr
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