Hi everyone,
I just received a call that the film 1814197 covering above has arrived.
I will be able to look up until 7th September.
If I can help with any other info please let me know.
Andreas I have your names( Poerschke,Nietzke).
My only drawback is that I have a "gipsbein" and do not quite know when I will be able to get there. ( 2 hour drive to the FHC in Auckland) I probably will have to ask for an extension to keep the film here longer.
All the best.
Angie
Rod & Angie Tailby
tailby@xtra.co.nz
Pauanui 2821
P.O.Box 78
New Zealand
To Rod & Angie,
The film that you received, would that have any surname data under R.
I have never had any thing to do with these sort of films and are not really
sure what is on them.
Regards Graeme.
Fax 07 5478 8293
sunfin@spiderweb.com.au
Family Data: www.gencircles.com
Graeme; List Administrator for RUMMLER & RUMLER Lists. www.rootsweb.com
Rita; List Administrator for RHEINBERGER & STRETTLES Lists.
www.rootsweb.com
Rummler is a variation of the Low German, Dutch and Flemish nickname Rommel
from Middle Low German Rummeln = to make a noise or create a disturbance.
It was used to describe the obstreperous person. Variations are Rommele,
Rommler, Ruemmler, Rummler, Rummel & Rummele.
Rheinberger is a German place name derived from the Germanic elements Rhein
= Rhine, a man who lived on the Rhine River; Berger = a man who lived on or
by a hill or mountain.
Rheinberger; A man who lived in or on the hilly areas surrounding the Rhine
River. Variation= Reinberger.