Hello Brian,
the name "Hemesath" occurs in Melle. I don't have any further information on
this family.
"Asenbrud" could this mean "Osnabrück" if they spoke plattdeutsch they would
have said "Ossenbrügge" or so.
"Glenna" could be "Glane" a village near Osnabrück/Iburg.
Brigitte Jahnke
Brigitte Jahnke M.A.
Historikerin
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Hi Brian,
but there`s only ONE Hemesath (phone-nr) living today in Melle:
Frieda Hemesath
Henri Dunant Str. 1
49324 Melle
49-(0)5422-43710
I have no idea if there have been more in older times...
Sven Honerkamp
Melle near Osnabrueck
Lower Saxony - Europe
-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht-----
My, my - only Brigitte could figure this out. It's a great phonetic
spelling of the non-german speaking writer. Osnbrück can be a real
tongue twister for such people.
Fred
26 Warren St.
Beverly, NJ 08010
609-386-6846
fredrump@earthlink.net fred@compu.com
In an old letter I saw Oustuabrick as Onsabr�ck...
Seems to be a real tongue twister: Fred you forgot the 'a'
Sven
My, my - only Brigitte could figure this out. It's a great phonetic
spelling of the non-german speaking writer. Osn( )br�ck can be a real
tongue twister for such people.
Fred