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JACKMAN
Patrick R Jackman, my great grandfather, was born in the Dumore
area of County Kilkenny, Ireland, in March 1836. His parents were
Charles Jackman and Catherine Phelan and his grandparents were Michael
Jackman and Elizabeth Nowlan. Patrick and his brothers William and
Michael, and his sister Mary Jackman (later married William Hines),
emigrated abt. 1854 and settled for a couple of years in Elgin, Kane
County, Illinois. In 1856 Patrick, and a few other hardy pioneers,
settled in Palo Alto Co., Iowa, where the town of Emmetsburg was soon
established. Patrick Jackman married Margaret Brennan in 1868 and they
eventually had 14 children! Patrick farmed in Walnut township, just
northwest of Emmetsburg, for over 60 years. He died on Nov. 3, 1927,
at the Emmetsburg, Iowa, home of his daughter, Mary Ellen Jackman Schany.
I believe Patrick Jackman and his 3 siblings emigrated about 1854 and
arrived in the Port of New York - I would love to locate his ship
passenger list! Kathleen Puls
JACKOWSKI, W.
and
JACKOWSKI, F.
Wladyslarva Jackowski
common wealth of Mass.
Hampshire County Northhampton Mass.
November 9,1944
19 day of Nov. independence the one hundred and 69th.
age 52 female white medium complection hazel eyes brown grey hair 5 ft 4 in. married Polish
weight 200 pds.
petition no. 4514
Frank Jackowski
common wealth of Mass.
Hampshire county Northhampton,mass.
june 7, 1956
7day of june year of the Lord 1956 of the year of independence
birth Feb. 28,1893
male complection medium brown eyes grey hair
5ft 7 in 170 lbs married Poland
petition no. 5289
any information to connect these people to the rest of the family from Poland would be appreciated...siblings, parents, grand parents...etc.
Thank you very much for your help. Lura
JARISCH
Anton Jarisch born Nov. 25 1851 in Worsdorf (Austria) Germany.
He came over in 1882 on the ship SS Zaandam landed in New York took a
train to Texas left to right Henry Jarisch Born 1878 near Reichamberg,
Germany,Emma (Jarisch) Coppinger born near San Marcus,Texas, wife
Franziska (Haulickta) Jarisch born Nov.25,1846 near Reichamberg (Austria)
Germany Ella Jarisch born17,1887 near San Marcus.Texas Beatha Jarisch
born march 31,1876 near Reichamberg ( Austria) Germany They had a farm
in Redwwod Texas for a while Then they to Pearland Texas an farm there.
This photo was taken in 1888. He came over with his brother Joseph Jarisch.
Shirley Jarisch
JOHANNSEN
The attached photo is of Claus Hinrich Johannsen and Anna Hagge Johannsen.
Both were born in Pahlen, Germany circa 1870's. Claus came to the US on the
SS St. Louis, arriving on November 7, 1908. Anna followed six months later
with their five year old son Claus. After a brief residence in Bucks County,
Pa. they resided in West New York, New Jersey. Sandra
JOHNSON
(PICTURE OF TWO WOMEN ABOUT 1907) STANDING IS:
Anna Bertha Johnson born 23 September 1874 in Sweden. Settled in Brockton,
Plymouth County, Massachusetts and married Otto Lorens Leedberg
20 November 1895. SS Servia is Otto's immigrant ship.
Leedberg Homepage
JONSSON
The Jonsson family moved from Svedala, Sweden to St-Petersburg, Russia
in the 1880's. The young adults are siblings (from l. to r.) : Maria
Christina Jonsson, Alma Johanna, Ivan and Hedwige Georgina. Their
parents sit in the middle : Lars Jonsson and Anna Goransson. The
children are Maria Christina's : in the back : Fiodor, in the front,
Andrei, Maria (my grandmother) and Vladimir. When the Russian Revolution
took place, Maria Christina moved to Latvia with her children
and her sisters. Ivan, his parents and his wife and children remained
there. We just found his descendants through Internet. Photo take in
abt. 1910. Nina Khmielnitzky
KENNEDY
Margaret G. Kennedy was born Feb 1861 in Ireland. Apparently her
maiden name AND her married name was Kennedy. The 1910 census finds
her married to Stephen Kennedy (a weaver) b. Jan 1860 Ireland age 40
renting at 2350 Palethorpe St. Phila. PA At that point Margaret was
age 39. Children listed were
James May 1882 age 18 PA - hosiery
Mary b. Jun 1885 age 14 PA (Her middle initial was N. I believe she
married a Jack Connell.)
John b. Oct 1887 age 12 PA - school (I have a photo of him in an army
uniform and as a mounted police officer. He may also have married a
Violet.)
Married 20 years, so 1880.
Stephen immigrated in 1879 (21 years in US) while Margaret immigrated
in 1875 (25 years in US.) Their son James Joseph Kennedy was in the
Vaudeville team of Kennedy & Malone. Thomas Malone came from
Chicopee, Massachusetts. His mother was Ellen Kennedy who came in
through Boston, Massachusetts. It may be that they were cousins, but
we've found no proof. Patricia Woodruff
KJELL
SITTING IN THE CHAIR IS:
Otto Lorens Kjell born 9 October 1861 immigrated on the ship SS Servia,
24 December 1889. He lived in Karestad, Kronoberg, Sweden and settled in
Brockton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts as Otto Lorens LEEDBERG. He
married Anna Bertha Johnson 20 November 1895. Leedberg Homepage
KUPIEC
This photo was taken in 1924. Mikolaj and Sophia Kupiec immigrated
to the U. S. from their home of Galicia, Poland. My grandfather,
Mikolaj (Michael) was born in 1879 and my grandmother Sophia (maiden
name Wegiel) was born around 1886. They had 15 children; 3 died at
childbirth, 8 are shown in the picture. Bottom row: Babka, Millie,
Stephanie, Walter, Joe and Dziadek. Top row: Adam, John, Paul, Nellie.
My grandmother came to America first, then my grandfather followed.
Nellie and Thomas were born in Poland. Nellie came to America when
she was about 15. Thomas stayed in Poland to take care of my
grandparents farm they had there. I have not been able to locate
their ship or the date they arrived at Ellis Island in New York. They
settled down in the town of Ware in Massachusetts.
Eileen Dougal
LADZUN
This is a picture of my grandparents Michael (Mihaly) and
Mary (Marya) Ladzun (also spelled on various documents as
Ladssum, Ladzum, Ladzsan, Ladysum, Lajum, Lajun, Ladyzen due
to translation difficulties) with their children Mary, Helen
and Veronica in rear, Andrew sitting and George and Michael
(my father) standing in front. The picture was taken around
1918 in McKeesport, PA. Michael, sr. arrived in this country
on the ship Crefeld in 1897 and listed Dubrowka (Dubrivka-Ruska?)
as former residence, Hungarian as nationality. They were married
in Duquesne, PA in January 1901. Recent communications with a
Michael Sura in Slovakia, and locating an old prayer book of my
grandfather's titled "Prayer Book for Greek Catholic Rusins in
America" cleared up a mystery to me since I always heard my
grandfather say he wasn't Russian (he pronounced as 'Rossian')
but was Russian (he pronounced as 'Rushin'). The problem now is
trying to determine the exact spelling of the name for research
back into Europe. My grandmother's maiden name was Kostuch
(Kosstyuch on the wedding license).
George Ladzun Prospect, KY
LANGENBACH
Carl Joseph and Maria (Niess) Langenbach
Carl Joseph Langenbach was born December 21, 1829 in Gernsbach, Baden,
Germany. Maria Euprosina Niess was born February 21, 1830 in Geislingen,
Wurttemberg, Germany. The Langenbach family was Catholic; the Niess family,
Lutheran. Not being allowed to marry, they eloped to American. We don't
know their port of departure, or the name of the ship, but family tradition
says the voyage took 53 days. They arrived at the Port of New Orleans on
November 19, 1853, and were married the next day. They lived for many
years in Allamakee County, Iowa. In their later years, they moved to
Independence, Iowa, to be near their daughter. Carl Joseph died
December 22, 1918 and Maria died April 4, 1916. Both are buried in
Independence, Iowa.
Linda Emry
LINGO/LINGOWSKI
LINGO/LINGOWSKI family. pictured left to right standing; Edward,
Eleanora, Helen, John Jr., Charles Nimock. sitting; Casimir, Harry,
Eleanor, John Sr. , Frank, Barbara Nimock, Rose Nimock. This picture
was taken about 1927. John Lingo Sr. immigrated with his wife, Eleanor
to Carnegie, Pennsylvania in 1895 from Poland. Their port of arrival
was Castle Gardens, New York on May 3, 1895, according to the
naturalization papers. Several children, including my great grandfather,
Casimir, were born in Pennsylvania before the family moved to Detroit,
Michigan in 1915. contact Carrie Renfroe
LOHSE
These are my great grandparents Frederick Lohse and Emily Post Lohse,
they both were born in Germany Fred in Settin, and Emily in Pommern,
and came to the USA in 1891 and settled in Manitowoc, WI. They had 14
children the 3rd was my grandmother Mary Lohse.
Regall Regall
LOVATO
The attached is a photo of the Arturo & Augusta Lovato Family taken circa<
1918.
The Father, Arturo & the oldest son, William came from Italy before 1915 &
when they had saved enough, sent for the rest of the family. Augusta & the
other seven children came in 1915 on the "Il Duca D'Abruzzi". They settled
in the Berkshires, in Massachusetts & had two more children who died in
infancy. After Augusta died in 1920, Arturo went back to Pugnello,
Arzignano, Vicenza, Italy, his home town, to find another wife & returned
with Assunta Negro. Dominick, who was seven when they came, remembered
passing through Ellis Island. The name is on the Wall of Immigrants to
commemorate this event. I'm not sure of the order of the back row, but the
twins were Angelina & Elisabetta & William is the young man. Brigida &
Quintilia are to the right & left of him. In the front row is Dominick, my
father-in-law & then Arturo & Augusta with little Joseph & Norma in the
front. I have been trying to research the family in Italy with no success.
Pat Lovato
LUSIECKI (1) LUSIECKI (2)
First Picture -The first row is Paul Lusiecki, born in Texas, the
youngest son, and his nephew, John Boyle Meehan, son of Josephine.
Second row is Victoria and Joseph Lusiecki, born Exin, Prussia, emigrated
in 1872 on the Marco Polo, landing in New Jersey, (Hoboken?) with daughter
Josephine, and son Frank. A second daughter died at sea.
Last row is Josephine Lusiecki Meehan, John Lusiecki, born in Connecticut,
and Antonet, born in New Jersey shortly after their arrival in this country.
Second picture is of Victoria Kaugiorski Lusiecki and Josep Lusiecki,
a blacksmith, both born in then Prussia, now Kcynia, Poland. Photos taken
in 1912 in Texas. They are my great-grandparents, mother of Josephine L.
Meehan, my grandmother. My grandfather, John Meehan was also an immigrant,
from Donegal, Ireland.
None of the sons who married had sons, so this line of the Lusiecki family
is gone. My cousin still has a saw made by his great-grandfather and is
still using it.
Kae Ruth, a member of ISTG
MARTELLOTTI
This is Adele A. Martellotti, born in 1905 in Nabrezina, Austria, which is now known as Aurisina, Italy (near Trieste). Adele was the first-born child of Giuseppe and Erminija Kaucic Martellotti, my grandparents. Grandfather came first to America, in late 1907; then in January of 1909, Grandmother Erminija and daughter Adele sailed from the port of Trieste aboard the SS Martha Washington, to join Giuseppe in America. So as not to leave her aging mother completely alone, Erminija left her two-year-old son, Angelo, to remain with her mother. Several days into the journey, little Adele became terribly ill, and subsequently died aboard ship. Her tiny body was wrapped in muslin, and buried at sea. A glance at the manifest reveals a chilling black line which crossed out Adele's name, for she never arrived at Ellis Island.
Although my grandparents went on to have 10 more children in America, I am sure my grandmother never fully recovered from that loss.
It was only in the past two years that I was able to locate the only photo ever taken of young Adele, and I am pleased to offer it here. Thanks.
Robb Frederick, Herkimer, NY
MASTRONARDI
This is a picture of my grandmother and two ladies that she traveled
with from Stryj Galicia in 1911. Mastronardi Home Page
or email Melissa
McCARTHY
John Charles McCarthy, was born 1 May 1838, on Bohereencael Lane,
Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland. His parents were Denis McCarthy and
Nora Doody. He immigrated in July of 1859 on the SHIP ADDIE SNOW.
He Came to Boston and from there to Savannah, Ga.. John served in
The Confederate army and by 1882 is living in Schley County, Ga.,
where he died on 8 August 1922.
Ronnie Ranew
McCRACKEN, J.F.
John Ferguson McCracken was born November 9, 1846 in Newcastle, County
Down, Northern Ireland. His parents were John and Agnes Hutchinson
McCracken, who had previously lived in Benraw. He had 11 siblings - Samuel,
David, Eleanor Ann, Mary Jane, Robert, Joseph, William H., Thomas, Waring,
Hugh, and Agnes! He was an adventurer, and as a young man he made the
exciting journey to Australia and back as a passenger on a Clipper Ship.
His father was a grocer-provisioner, but he became an accountant and moved
to Manchester, England, where he married Margaret Jones Warriner (a young
widow) in 1871. They had one daughter, Mary Agnes, born in 1874. He went to
America ahead of his family, and worked in St. Louis and then in Chicago,
where his wife and daughter joined him in 1893. He died in Los Angeles in 1921.
Eileen Matthew
McCRACKEN, M.J.
Margaret Jones McCracken (formerly Warriner) was born about 1841, probably
in the Liverpool/Birkenhead area of England. Her parents were born in
Wales. She married Francis Warriner about 1860, possibly in Manchester.
They had two sons, Edwin and Frank Matthew Warriner. Francis died in 1870.
She operated a lodging house in Manchester, and she married one of her
lodgers, John Ferguson McCracken, in 1871. They had one daughter, Mary
Agnes, born in 1874. John went to America ahead of them, and they joined
him in Chicago in 1893. They sailed from Liverpool on the White Star Line's
trans-Atlantic record-holder, "Teutonic", arriving in New York on May 25th.
Margaret died in Chicago in 1917.
Eileen Matthew
McCULLEY
Gilbert McCulley was born in 1801 in Northern Ireland. His parents
were James McCulley and Elizabeth (last name unknown). His wife Elizabeth
Beggs was born in Ireland abt 1790. Elizabeth was the daughter of James
Beggs and Ellen Miller. Although they were both from Ireland, they did
not meet until they were in the United States. They were married on
August 18, 1831, in Guernsey County, Ohio. They settled in Liberty
Township, Guernsey County, Ohio. They were farmers and raised ten
children. They later emmigrated to Iowa. The irish customs and stories
were passed down through their son, Thomas Brown McCulley to his grandson,
my grandfather, Ralph Eugene McCulley. I loved to sit on my granddads
knee and hear about the wee people!
Dawnee Phay McCulley, Puyallup, Washington
McGINNIS
Photo is of my great great grandmother Mary {Barrett} McGinnis with
members of her family on her son Hiney's wedding day. She is the oldest
woman sitting in the chair among her other children, William,
Anthony{Hiney}and John McGinnis. I'm not sure of the others. She
immigrated abt. 1860 from County Mayo, Ireland. She married Hugh
McGinnis, another Irish immigrant, in either Ireland or the USA. The
photo was taken in the late 1890's.
John McGinnis
MIDGELY
Photo of my Aunt Miss Lily Midgely on here arrival in Maryland 1937. She
travelled from Manchester, England. It is not known which ship she
travelled on, nor is it known if it was a passenger or a Merchant ship.
However she did emigrate to marry a Seaman name of Dan Eggertson, and
they settled in the Maryland area. However he was shot dead at his place
of work in 1952 in Maryland, by a work collegue who went "Berserk" with
a gun? Dan, I believe was a "naturalized" american, I think his origins
were from Denmark/Norway?
Lily, married again to a Johnnie Walker, and they settled in San Francisco,
then later in San Mateo, where in 1972 Johnnie died. Lily was then on her
own! She suffered from Altzheimer's Disease in later life, and was unable
to correspond with her family back in England. She never had any children.
She died in Seton Hospital on 24/12/1996. I am still trying to trace her
history from her arrival in the U.S.
Stephen Stelor
MOSBACHER
Anton Mosbacher, son of German immigrant Wendelin John Mosbacher,
Wendelin was born in Bavaria. Anton married in Columbia, Illinois
Margartha (Mimie) Grueter, born was in Prussia. Margartha came to
the United States with her parents before 1844.
Larry and Sharon
MOYNAHAN
Pictured are my grandmother, Catherine Moynahan, and her four
brothers, Daniel, Bart, John and Thomas. This photograph was taken
soon after their arrival in the US, about 1870. They were from the
Dingle area in County Kerry. Most of them lived in Colorado
(Leadville-Cripple Creek) for many years. I'm hoping to find them
on a passenger list someday. Al O'Brien ISTG Member
MUELLER
This is a picture of my Grandfather Gerhard Anton Müller/Mueller
that came to America in 1868. I do not have port of entry or port of
departure. He was from Osterfriesland Germany. Born April 3 1850 Died
July 17 1930 in Monroe Platte Co. Nebraska. Gerhard enlisted in the Calvary
May 17 1875 at St. Louis Missouri for 3 years, from Hanover Germany, he
was 34 years old, a farmer, had blue eyes, light hair, fair complex'n
5'8½'' tall. His regiment was G.M. Sev. (which is a currier for
horses be it there care or purchasing horses.) He was discharged
May 17, 1877 at St. Louis Mo. Discharge good. Bette Dew
MURPHY, Delia Josephine (WINTER)
This is a picture of my grandmother, Delia Josephine Murphy (Winter),
born 13 Feb 1876 in County Kilkenny, Ireland. She and her parents
and brothers and sisters immigrated to New York City in 1885. I am
hoping to someday identify the ship that brought them to America.
Dorothy Winters Pearce
MURPHY, Mary (NASH)
This is a picture of my Great-Aunt Mary Murphy (Nash). She was
born 30 May 1867 in Ullid, County Kilkenny, Ireland. Along with her
parents, Patrick and Bridget Grant Murphy, and brothers and sisters
she immigrated to New York City in 1885. So far, I haven't been
able to identify the ship that brought them to America.
Dorothy Winters Pearce
NAGER
The picture is of the Nager family taken in the Black Forrest of
Germany just prior to their departure from Stuttgart, Germany for their
new life in America. From top left is my grandmother, Anna Nager
(Behrmann), my great-grandmother, Frederike Gruebele Weigle Nager,
clockwise is my great-grandfather, Josef Nager, holding my Great Aunt,
Helene Louise (Guarisco); bottom left is my Great-Uncle, Karl Nager,
and to his left is my Great-Aunt, Auguste Nager Beranek).
They sailed from Antwerp, Belgium on the White Star's Westernland,
arriving in New York City in September, 1899.
Thank you all for your dedication in identifying these wonderful
people who make us what we are today! Dorothy Winters Pearce
NAHLEN
Passenger Record for Nahlen, Florian upon his entry into the USA
at Ellis Island, NY
Name Nahlen, Florian
Ethnicity German
Place of Residence Zell
Date of Arrival 16 Sept 1901
Age on Arrival 18y
Gender M
Marital Status S
Ship of Travel Zeeland
Port of Departure Antwerp, Belgium
Florian Nahlen was 17 years of age when he immigrated to the United
States. His reason, for this monumental decision in his life, was his
impending draft into the Kaiser's army at the age of 18. Florian,
brother Peter and uncle Friedrich, arrived in the United States in
1901 the day before his 18th birthday.
Florian's occupation in his home town of Zell, on the Mosel,
Rhineland-Pfalz, Germany, was that of printer in the family business.
When he arrived in the United States he worked for Anheiser Bush
Breweries for a short period. He moved to Little Rock, Arkansas,
and worked here for a while also. He wanted to watch cotton grow,
and that is what sent him on his quest to Beirne, Clark County,
Arkansas.
He became a naturalized citizen in 1910.
He married Marie Elizabeth Merkel of Beirne, Arkansas. They had 1
child, in Little Rock, Pulaski county, Arkansas, in 1908 and 3
children in Beirne, Clark county, Arkansas by 1912. It was during
this time that that Florian started farming around Beirne, AR. In
1914 the Nahlen family moved, by train, to Pine Mountain Township,
Faulkner County, Arkansas, just south of Conway, Arkansas. There
the Nahlen family increased by another 6 children.
The reason for uprooting his family for the move to Conway, was
that his uncle Friedrich and his family were farming there. Conway
also had a large population of German immigrants.
Nahlen Home Page
NEMETH
James (Emery) NEMET(H) born January 1880 in Hungary and Anna MESIK born
June 25, 1893, also in Hungary, immigrated to Perth Amboy, New Jersey via
the Port of New York in 1914 on the same ship (unknown name) but didn't
meet until later. James, first row, third from left, and Anna, first row,
second from left, were married May 22, 1915 in the Church of Our Lady of
Hungary, Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Together they had 5 children. James
died in 1958, Anna in 1981. James' actual first name was Imre according
to his marriage certificate. He Americanized it to James after arrival
and that is what he was always known by.
Mary A. Baschnagel
NIEMEYER/MUELLER
Great G-Parents Carl (Karl) Friedrich Niemeyer, born ? 1827 Prussia, and
married to Sophia Charlotte Mueller, born March 10, 1831 Prussia,
immigrated to St Louis in 1852: Primary Individual: Niemeyer, Frdr.,
Family members: Wife & child, Source Code: 5071.5 North Germans in All
the World. Emigrants from Lueneburgschen, 1852 "Date of emigration and
intended destination. Extracts from the state archive. Hannover,
Hannover document Des. 80 Lueneburg 1,957, 1849-52. Among the holdings
of the German Genealogical Society, Los Angeles. However, Source Page
#58 cannot be located. Manifest has not been located either, and we have
no knowledge of their background. They lived in St Louis all the time
until after Carl's death on Oct 12 1879, 1605 No. 15th Street. Sophia
remarried Carl Heinrich Lueker and she died on Nov 20, 1904 in Pope
County, Arkansas. Their parents are unknown. They had six children:
Henry (Heinrich)(b.1852), William Fred (b.May 19,1857), Louis(b.1861),
Carl Friedrich Wilheilm(May 25 1863), George(Jun 1870), and
Frederick(b.Mar 10,1872 & died on Mar 20,1951). William Fred Niemeyer,
born on May 19, 1857, and died Oct 14, 1945, married (Feb 13, 1882) to
Katie Gieseker, born on Jan 14, 1862, and she died on Feb 26, 1931, and
they had ten children: Louis J. that lived for ten years, William Fred
Jr that married Dora Bennett, Fred Jasper that married Edna Hill,
Charley P. that married Nora Etta Pless, Ida Emma that married Manuel
White, Dora Minnie that first married Archie Whorton who died and then
married Clifton R. Fields Sr, Henry Carl that married Emma Dixon, John
E. that married Ruth Weaver, Annie M. that married Idus Robinson, and
Herman C. that married Oleda Willbanks. Dora Minnie Niemeyer and Clifton
R. Fields Jr are our parents Lee Roy (Leroy) Fields, residing in
Arkansas, and Janet Lee Fields-McCaslin living in Russellville (Pope)
Arkansas. Herman Carl Niemeyer and Oleda Willbanks were the parents of
Kenneth Niemeyer living in Stockton California.
Please contact us with any info:Lee Fields, Janet McCaslin, Ken Niemeyer and Pat Church-Martin
OFFERMANN males 1910 (German)
and
OFFERMANN females 1910 (German)
Pictured are relatives of Johann Offermann from the Ihlienworth area of Germany,
which is South east of CuxHaven on the coast of the North Sea. I am Johann Offermann's
Great Great Granddaughter, presently seeking connection with Offermann relatives
in Germany. My Great Grandmother, Wilhelmina Offermann came from Ihlienworth
before 1896, & married August Johann OBROCK in New York City.
The pictures were taken somewhere around 1910. My Grandmother Marie Offermann Obrock
is front & center. My Great Great Grandmother _____ (Mingst?) Offermann is behind her
with another young child. She was married to Johann Offermann of Ihlienworth. The name
Werendorf also appears on family post cards. It's possible there was family there also.
I have checked both Ellis Island & Ancestry.com records. It's odd, because I see other
Offermann's ships records, but not my Great Grandmother Wilhelmina. Wilhelmina appears
in the very back of the picture, on the left.
Please contact me, Joy Moody
PEDERSEN
Johan Pedersen, born 1 April 1819, and family departed Liverpool
on 28 Apr 1864. The Pedersen family lived in Aistrup, Aalborg, Denmark.
They sailed on "Monarch of the Sea" to New York. With Johan was his
2nd wife Anne Kirstine, his children Dorthea (Inger Dorthe), Kirstine F.
(Christiane Frederikke), Ane Line (Anna Lene), and his stepdaughter
Ane Kirstine. Both Dorthea and Kirstine F. died before reaching Utah.
He was a grist miller and they settled in Manti and then Gunnison, Utah.
Sheila
PIISPANEN
Jenny Malvina Piispanen arrived at Ellis Island aboard The Majestic
in 1903 from Finland. She eventually settled in Fairport Harbor, Ohio
and married Urho Gustason (Humalainen). They had five children; Lina,
Lillian, Irene, Arthur and Mildred.
Jennifer Ripley
RASMUSSEN
Hans Rasmussen immigrated to Kalifornien (California) around 1927.
He was born in Kerteminde, Fyn, Denmark around 1891 to 1900.
He had 6 children, the mother died when they were young.
He married a second time.
In Denmark he had two sisters: Laura Marie Rasmussen and Kamilla.
He is brother to my grandmother Laura Marie Rasmussen born 14 July 1881
in Kerteminde, Fyn, Denmark.
The children in the picture are Else, Erma, Hansie, Aren with the bike.
Taken around 193?. Contact Mona Touray, Denmark
REGALL, E.
This is my grandfather Ernest Regall born 8-Sept-1877 in Berlin Germany
came to the united states in 1906 on the ship Bulgaria, settled in
Manitowoc, WI. He married Mary Lohse they had eleven children.
NanaDW2@aol.com
REGALL, M.L.
This is my grandmother Mary Lohse Regall who was born in Mecklenberg
Germany on 31-JAN-1888 her parents were Fred Lohse and Emily Post
Lohse, they all came to America in 1891 and settled in Manitowoc,
WI. She married Ernest Regall in 1908 and they had eleven children
the 6th child is my mother. NanaDW2@aol.com
REICH
This is a picture of my great-grandmother, Caroline Christina
Fredericka Reich, born in Hamburg, Germany on October 27, 1853. She
may have immigrated to New York on the Holsatia, which arrived in
New York on 9 Jun 1871 (but have not been able to confirm). She
married my great-grandfather on 30 July 1871.
Dorothy Winters Pearce
REINTJES
This is a picture of Johannes Wilhelm Reintjes, called John William
Reintjes, born 24.2.1831 in Griethausen, Kleve, Prussia, emmigrated to
the US NY, arrived on the 17 of May 1850 in NY.
Settled in Indiana, County, Green, Place Linton.
8 Children, more on www.linuxtop.de
RENAULD
Timothy Nicolas Renauld was born 7 May 1802 at Villers-Les-Nancy,
Lorraine, France and immigrated with his parents, Nicolas Timothy and
Anne Jane Catherine Silvestre Renauld, to Charleston, South Carolina
in 1818. He was a pioneer of southwestern Georgia settling in Sumter
County in 1831. He died 1 April 1881 at his plantation in Sumter
County, Georgia. Ronnie Ranew
RENOWITZKY
Nicolás E. Renowitzky llegó a Colombia presumiblemente de Berlin,
Brandemburgo, Prusia alrededor de los años 1870-1877. En Alemania hemos
encontrado personas fallecidas con este apellido, hasta ahora ninguna
viva.
Para información favor escribir a Ricardo Renowitzky
Translation into English:
Nicholas E. Renowitzky arrived presumably at Colombia from Berlin,
Brandenburg, Prusia around/between the years of 1870-1877. In Germany we
have found people passed away with this last name, until now no known alive
relatives. For more information write to Ricardo Renowitzky
ROBINSON
Julia Edith Robinson was born in the year 1858 at Kelantan, Straits
Settlements, Madras Presidency now Malaysia. Her parents were,
Sir William Rose Robinson and Julia Elizabeth Thomas Robinson.
She came to the U.S. in 1881 tovisit her brothers William Rose and
James Shaw Robinson who had immigrated to California. She stopped in
Georgia to visit the family of C.R. Clemons and married his son in
December of 1881. She died in November 0f 1885 at "The Glades"
Hall County, Georgia. She had two children, Mary Lilias Clemons Robinson
and Joseph Douglas Robinson Clemons.
Ronnie Ranew
ROCCANOVA
Attached is a picture of my Great-grandparents, Peter Roccanova & his
bride Maria Latorraca. This picture was taken on their wedding day.
Peter & Maria both immigrated to NYC from southern Italy.
Deborah Carey Harbuck Home Page
RODRIGUEZ
John Rodriguez 1899-1952 (Cadiz, Spain) Maria Ruiz 1907-1998 (Kekaha,
Hawaii.. John came to the US on the SS Willisden out of Granda Spain in
1911. Maria's father Antionio Ruiz (Otivar, Spain) migrated to Hawaii on
the SS Hiliopolis in 1907 Maria was born later that year. The both moved
to the US. John and Maria were married in 1921, John was 21 and Maria
was 14. This is their wedding picture.
Larkin Home Page
ROGERS
Thomas Carnegie Rogers, was born October 9, 1859 in London. His mother's
maiden name was Carnegie and she supposedly came from Edinburgh. He
attended public school in London, and took courses from the Royal
Engineers' College in Chatham before he supposedly came to America in 1877.
He worked for the Mercantile Express Co. in New York, and later moved to
Chicago where he started T.C. Rogers & Co., Insurance Adjusters. He was
active in the Masons, and became a KnightsTemplar. He married Mary Agnes
McCracken in Chicago in 1896, and he died of pneumonia in 1897 two weeks
before their daughter, Dorothy, was born.
Eileen Matthew
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