I was reviewing a Bremen 2 Jan 1867 passenger list and it lists Wilhelm
Hillmer is from Langenbrugge or
Lengenbrugge but I can't find where it is from. Later census records states
he is from Hannover (Kingdom of) - does anyone know where it is located?
Bonita
I was reviewing a Bremen 2 Jan 1867 passenger list and it lists Wilhelm
Hillmer is from Langenbrugge or
Lengenbrugge but I can't find where it is from. Later census records states
he is from Hannover (Kingdom of) - does anyone know where it is located?
It could be
Langenbr�gge
Df (Ld-Gem.) in Deutschland, Kgrch Preussen, Prov. Hannover, Reg.-Bz. L�neburg, Kr. Uelzen, AGer Uelzen, ev. Kspl Bodenteich, kath. Kspl L�neburg, SdsAmt Bodenteich, 1108,3 ha, (1895) 1 Wohnpl., 27 Geb�ude, 158 Ew. (157 Ev., 1 Kath.), Postb. Bodenteich.
Quellennachweis:
Gem.-Lexikon Preussen, Bd. IX (Prov. Hannover), Volksz�hl. 2. Dez. 1895, Verlag der K�nigl. Statist. Bureaus, Berlin (1897), Seite 110
Ritters Geograph.-Statist. Lexikon, Bd. L-Z, 8. Aufl. (1895), Ed. J. Penzler, Otto Wiegand, Leipzig, Seite 18
Greetings
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)
PERFECT -- in the middle of the villages I am looking for ... thank you very
much
Bonita
Hallo,
Hallo,
At ancestry.com family tree search there is someone with a tree that includes some of my Sahs people.
Funny coincidence is that on this tree appears your surname KOLBE.
I tried sending couple email contact to creator of tree but so far no response. I think sometimes takes awhile, or maybe mail address has changed sinse last visit.
I think Imaybe I should probobly pick up the telephone and call the family of my dad's brother because I am of the idea that the tree are of relations to my cousin.
Barbie-Lew
I was reviewing a Bremen 2 Jan 1867 passenger list and it lists Wilhelm
Hillmer is from Langenbrugge or
Lengenbrugge but I can't find where it is from. Later census records states
he is from Hannover (Kingdom of) - does anyone know where it is located?
It could be
Langenbr�gge
Df (Ld-Gem.) in Deutschland, Kgrch Preussen, Prov. Hannover, Reg.-Bz. L�neburg, Kr.
Uelzen, AGer Uelzen, ev. Kspl Bodenteich, kath. Kspl L�neburg, SdsAmt Bodenteich, 1108,3
ha, (1895) 1 Wohnpl., 27 Geb�ude, 158 Ew. (157 Ev., 1 Kath.), Postb. Bodenteich.
Quellennachweis:
Gem.-Lexikon Preussen, Bd. IX (Prov. Hannover), Volksz�hl. 2. Dez. 1895, Verlag der
K�nigl. Statist. Bureaus, Berlin (1897), Seite 110
Ritters Geograph.-Statist. Lexikon, Bd. L-Z, 8. Aufl. (1895), Ed. J. Penzler, Otto
Wiegand, Leipzig, Seite 18
Greetings
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)
Hallo,
At ancestry.com family tree search there is someone with a tree that includes some of my Sahs people.
Funny coincidence is that on this tree appears your surname KOLBE.
I tried sending couple email contact to creator of tree but so far no response.
I think sometimes takes awhile, or maybe mail address has changed sinse last visit.
I think maybe I should probobly pick up the telephone and call the family of my dad's brother because I am of the idea that the tree are of relations to my cousin. ******
Barbie-Lew
P.S.
******* My first cousins wife's family maybe???
Or mayb dad's sister-in-laws-family??? (Schnueringer/Schnuringer/Schnueringer/Schnueriger??) **
(Was why I thought the Nebraska bio site so interesting..but am thinking the St. Louis Schnurerigers were Swiss..
I don't know them well Dad's brother Eddie died in 1959. I never had the privilage of meeting him, though I do have couple pictures of him. I don't even know how he died.
I know he is buried at Jefferson Barracks. I guess my dad knew how he died and I'm ashamed to say that I never asked dad. Maybe I did and dad didn't want to talk about it. I don't know.
Barbie
I was reviewing a Bremen 2 Jan 1867 passenger list and it lists Wilhelm
Hillmer is from Langenbrugge or
Lengenbrugge but I can't find where it is from. Later census records states
he is from Hannover (Kingdom of) - does anyone know where it is located?
It could be
Langenbr�gge
Df (Ld-Gem.) in Deutschland, Kgrch Preussen, Prov. Hannover, Reg.-Bz. L�neburg, Kr.
Uelzen, AGer Uelzen, ev. Kspl Bodenteich, kath. Kspl L�neburg, SdsAmt Bodenteich, 1108,3
ha, (1895) 1 Wohnpl., 27 Geb�ude, 158 Ew. (157 Ev., 1 Kath.), Postb. Bodenteich.
Quellennachweis:
Gem.-Lexikon Preussen, Bd. IX (Prov. Hannover), Volksz�hl. 2. Dez. 1895, Verlag der
K�nigl. Statist. Bureaus, Berlin (1897), Seite 110
Ritters Geograph.-Statist. Lexikon, Bd. L-Z, 8. Aufl. (1895), Ed. J. Penzler, Otto
Wiegand, Leipzig, Seite 18
Greetings
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)
Hallo,
At ancestry.com family tree search there is someone with a tree that includes some of my Sahs people.
Funny coincidence is that on this tree appears your surname KOLBE.
I tried sending couple email contact to creator of tree but so far no response.
I think sometimes takes awhile, or maybe mail address has changed sinse last visit.
I think maybe I should probobly pick up the telephone and call the family of my dad's brother because I am of the idea that the tree are of relations to my cousin. ******
Barbie-Lew
P.S.
******* My first cousins wife's family maybe???
Or mayb dad's sister-in-laws-family??? (Schnueringer/Schnuringer/Schnueringer/Schnueriger??) **
(Was why I thought the Nebraska bio site so interesting..but am thinking the St. Louis Schnurerigers were Swiss..
I don't know them well Dad's brother Eddie died in 1959. I never had the privilage of meeting him, though I do have couple pictures of him. I don't even know how he died.
I know he is buried at Jefferson Barracks. I guess my dad knew how he died and I'm ashamed to say that I never asked dad. Maybe I did and dad didn't want to talk about it. I don't know.
Barbie
I was reviewing a Bremen 2 Jan 1867 passenger list and it lists Wilhelm
Hillmer is from Langenbrugge or
Lengenbrugge but I can't find where it is from. Later census records states
he is from Hannover (Kingdom of) - does anyone know where it is located?
It could be
Langenbr�gge
Df (Ld-Gem.) in Deutschland, Kgrch Preussen, Prov. Hannover, Reg.-Bz. L�neburg, Kr.
Uelzen, AGer Uelzen, ev. Kspl Bodenteich, kath. Kspl L�neburg, SdsAmt Bodenteich, 1108,3
ha, (1895) 1 Wohnpl., 27 Geb�ude, 158 Ew. (157 Ev., 1 Kath.), Postb. Bodenteich.
Quellennachweis:
Gem.-Lexikon Preussen, Bd. IX (Prov. Hannover), Volksz�hl. 2. Dez. 1895, Verlag der
K�nigl. Statist. Bureaus, Berlin (1897), Seite 110
Ritters Geograph.-Statist. Lexikon, Bd. L-Z, 8. Aufl. (1895), Ed. J. Penzler, Otto
Wiegand, Leipzig, Seite 18
Greetings
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)
Lieb Liste,
So sorry this note tripled itself.. I must have had more than one window open on mail program or something.
So sorry about that.
Barbie
Hello Barbie-Lew,
Funny coincidence is that on this tree appears your surname KOLBE.
I tried sending couple email contact to creator of tree but so far no
response. I think sometimes takes awhile, or maybe mail address has changed
sinse last visit.
Kolbe is a rather old name (I have documentation from 1100 and before) and because of that widely distributed, and it could have had several origins (including the extremes "Calvus" = kind of "Latin Baldy Man" als well as the medievel haircut of "Kolbe" a kind of "Mushroom Head".
[during my life I had the 'pleasure' to actually go through these "states of hair" ...), but there are other meanings too.
When I recently looked at a geographical distribution map of the Kolbe name in dependence of time, the original early clusters lie in Saxony which is not too far away from Silesia where my family came from.
One day DNA will tell where the true root stemmed from....
Greetings from Alsace/France
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)
Hello,
Hallo, Hey, Hi.
Greeting Dear Mr. Kolbe,
A suggestion of seeing your name ....
Somewhere out there...
But I think my people are of regular stock.
Working People.
Regular stock.
Salt of the earth type of people.
B
P.S. Must be seriously doubtful that any Kolbe's... could be related to any of my toenail Uncles.
Hello Barbie-Lew,
> Funny coincidence is that on this tree appears your surname KOLBE.
> I tried sending couple email contact to creator of tree but so far no
> response. I think sometimes takes awhile, or maybe mail address has changed
> sinse last visit.
Kolbe is a rather old name (I have documentation from 1100 and before) and because of that
widely distributed, and it could have had several origins (including the extremes "Calvus"
= kind of "Latin Baldy Man" als well as the medievel haircut of "Kolbe" a kind of
"Mushroom Head".
[during my life I had the 'pleasure' to actually go through these "states of hair" ...),
but there are other meanings too.
When I recently looked at a geographical distribution map of the Kolbe name in dependence
of time, the original early clusters lie in Saxony which is not too far away from Silesia
where my family came from.
One day DNA will tell where the true root stemmed from....
Greetings from Alsace/France
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)
Muchos Gustos,
If your name was important to you...and you wanted to it flashed around a good space...
I know something you could do.
Give a gift to Incarnate Word Academy.
Normandy Drive...
St. Louia, Misssouri, U.S.A.
^
Is a good school...and more kids should have the oppertunity to attend that school.
B.
P.S. Nobody needs to be flashy.
But..idea here.............wishy-washy..lol.
Hello,
Hallo, Hey, Hi.
Greeting Dear Mr. Kolbe,
A suggestion of seeing your name ....
Somewhere out there...
But I think my people are of regular stock.
Working People.
Regular stock.
Salt of the earth type of people.
B
P.S. Must be seriously doubtful that any Kolbe's... could be related to any
of my toenail Uncles.
Hello Barbie-Lew,
> Funny coincidence is that on this tree appears your surname KOLBE.
> I tried sending couple email contact to creator of tree but so far no
> response. I think sometimes takes awhile, or maybe mail address has
changed
> sinse last visit.
Kolbe is a rather old name (I have documentation from 1100 and before) and
because of that
widely distributed, and it could have had several origins (including the
extremes "Calvus"
= kind of "Latin Baldy Man" als well as the medievel haircut of "Kolbe" a
kind of
"Mushroom Head".
[during my life I had the 'pleasure' to actually go through these "states of
hair" ...),
but there are other meanings too.
When I recently looked at a geographical distribution map of the Kolbe name
in dependence
of time, the original early clusters lie in Saxony which is not too far away
from Silesia
where my family came from.
One day DNA will tell where the true root stemmed from....
Greetings from Alsace/France
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)
You must remember this...a kiss is but a kiss.a sigh is but a sigh.......
Keep that.
You must remember this ........ a kiss is but a kiss..a sigh is just a sigh.
...
I'ts 3am I must be lonely.
Muchos Gustos,
If your name was important to you...and you wanted to it flashed around a
good space...
I know something you could do.
Give a gift to Incarnate Word Academy.
Normandy Drive...
St. Louia, Misssouri, U.S.A.
^
Is a good school...and more kids should have the oppertunity to attend that
school.
B.
P.S. Nobody needs to be flashy.
But..idea here.............wishy-washy..lol.
Hello,
Hallo, Hey, Hi.
Greeting Dear Mr. Kolbe,
A suggestion of seeing your name ....
Somewhere out there...
But I think my people are of regular stock.
Working People.
Regular stock.
Salt of the earth type of people.
B
P.S. Must be seriously doubtful that any Kolbe's... could be related to any
of my toenail Uncles.
Hello Barbie-Lew,
> Funny coincidence is that on this tree appears your surname KOLBE.
> I tried sending couple email contact to creator of tree but so far no
> response. I think sometimes takes awhile, or maybe mail address has
changed
> sinse last visit.
Kolbe is a rather old name (I have documentation from 1100 and before) and
because of that
widely distributed, and it could have had several origins (including the
extremes "Calvus"
= kind of "Latin Baldy Man" als well as the medievel haircut of "Kolbe" a
kind of
"Mushroom Head".
[during my life I had the 'pleasure' to actually go through these "states of
hair" ...),
but there are other meanings too.
When I recently looked at a geographical distribution map of the Kolbe name
in dependence
of time, the original early clusters lie in Saxony which is not too far away
from Silesia
where my family came from.
One day DNA will tell where the true root stemmed from....
Greetings from Alsace/France
Hanno (V.J.Kolbe)