Does anybody know what the status is of the New Braunfels Cemetery <BR>Committee? I need to include an update in my Neglected German Cemeteries <BR>lecture at the German-Texan Heritage Society convention.<BR><BR>There is no separate section on their website for the Committee, but I found <BR>a meeting notice:<BR>.<BR>http://tx-newbr...3E;September 8, 2009 @ 9:30 am.<BR>A workshop will be held to discuss the preservation of cemeteries. This is <BR>not ...

"Neglected German Cemeteries" is the second part of my presentation at the GTHS convention October 9th. I'm working on it NOW because I'm going to be gone, so please do not dally if you want your cemetery represented. ;-)<BR><BR>It just dawned on me that I should compile a list to present to the GTHS, maybe they will get a campaign started to clean them up. If you know of any please post to the mailing list. Now I don't want a rambling paragraph, I don't have time to decipher it, no offense. <BR><BR>Please submit in ...

Not necessary to be a GTHS member to attend. <BR><BR>30th Annual Meeting of the GTHS, German-Texan Heritage Society<BR>October 9-10, 2009<BR>Round Rock, Texas<BR>http://germante...#x3E;sign-up deadline this Friday, Sept 18.After the 18th the price goes up $5 I think<BR><BR>Friday, October 9<BR>1 to 5 pm - 4 genealogy workshops<BR>7 pm -buffet by Granzin's Meat Market and Naegelin's Bakery<BR>8-10 pm - "Meet the German-Texan ...

If you plan to come to the East Texas area to do genealogy research, call<BR>ahead to the Kurth Memorial Library for a special appointment during regular<BR>library hours with an Angelina County Genealogy Society volunteer for free<BR>help, if you can't make one of the free summer workshops. Visit the society<BR>web page at txacgs on rootsweb.ancestry.com for a list of local record<BR>publications for sale by the society. We are in the piney woods of East<BR>Texas about two hours north of Houston. ...

Looks great! <BR><BR><BR> Hi Everyone! If you haven't visited the TXGenWeb Comal County site lately please do so. http://www.txge...org/txcomal/ I have redone the New Braunfels Cemetery to make it easier to find someone. I had a partial listing of the Comal Cemetery sent to me and two other cemeteries. I updated the search engine with a new one that I think works better. Be sure to put only the last name because if you put first and last name you will get the first name where ever it is on the site. Wanda ...

Hi Everyone! If you haven't visited the TXGenWeb Comal County site lately please do so. http://www.txge...org/txcomal/ I have redone the New Braunfels Cemetery to make it easier to find someone. I had a partial listing of the Comal Cemetery sent to me and two other cemeteries. I updated the search engine with a new one that I think works better. Be sure to put only the last name because if you put first and last name you will get the first name where ever it is on the site. Wanda Qualls<BR>Matthew 5 - 7 <BR><BR>

Matthew 5 - 7 <BR>----- Original Message ----- <BR>From: Murray, Kathleen <BR>To: TXCOMAL-admin@rootsweb.com <BR>Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 10:24 AM<BR>Subject: Request - Portal to Texas History Redesigned<BR><BR><BR>Hello:<BR><BR> <BR><BR>Will you please post a message --- included at the end of this message --- to the Comal County mailing list? <BR><BR> <BR><BR>The IOGENE Project [http://iogene.library.unt.edu/] at the University ...

unsubscribe<BR>----- Original Message ----- <BR>From: <german-texan-request@rootsweb.com><BR>To: <german-texan@rootsweb.com><BR>Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 12:00 AM<BR>Subject: GERMAN-TEXAN Digest, Vol 4, Issue 31<BR><BR><BR>><BR>><BR>> Today's Topics:<BR>><BR>> 1. Otto Heilig (Sarah Reveley)<BR>><BR>><BR>> ...

Weren't we just talking about Otto Heilig in the Resczynski post? He was a <BR>pallbearer at my great grandfather's funeral!<BR><BR><BR>Eugen Kailer<BR><BR>Saturday morning at 8 am after a short illness Eugen Kailer died from a <BR>heart attack aged 52. The deceased was born December 4th 1847 in <BR>Gummersbach, Rhine-Prusssia, Germany and took part in the Franco-German-War <BR>as an officer. In 1881 he came to Texas where he was a salesman for the <BR>well-known City Brewery for ...

Maybe youall have this but I found Nanth and Nancy in the 1860 Census for Coopers, Nash County, North Carolina.Nathan is Nathan, Sr. according to abstract of Nashcounty NC Vital Records verifying that Temperance was born in 1846.<BR>1860 Census<BR>Nathan     42<BR>Nancy      38<BR>Willie  D   20<BR>Mary J     16<BR>Temperance 14<BR>Charity W 12<BR>Elizabeth J.  10<BR>Nathan T    ...

My wife's maiden name was Obenhaus. Temperance Jane Batchelor married <BR>Fredrick Gustav Obenhaus.<BR>Temperance Jane was born 1845 and died 1928. Her father was Nathan <BR>Batchelor 1819 - 1894. Her mother<BR>was Nancy Perry. That is all that I have. If there is a connection, I <BR>would love to have more information.<BR>Jim<BR><BR><BR>On Monday, June 8, 2009, at 12:22 PM, Linda Batchelor wrote:<BR><BR>> Thank you for the response. My Batchelor line ame from Coventry, ...

In the 1880 census the Otto Heiligs are just below Herr Reszezynski and his granddaughters. No telling how many ways it is spelled!!!<BR><BR>I'll send you the image. <BR><BR>Sarah<BR><BR><BR>

"J. Alexander Reszczynski was born at Gleiwitz, Upper Silesia, December 10, <BR>1819. He completed his studies to become a pharmacist while still in <BR>Europe. It was there in 1846 that he wed Adele Von Mockry (1822 - 1878) and <BR>had two children: Adela (1847 - 1902) and Margarethe (1855 - 1886). The <BR>family immigrated to New Braunfels in 1856 but after a few years moved to <BR>Blanco, Texas, to farm. Reszczynski returned to New Braunfels in ...

I searched for Marg* Res*i.<BR>You have to contact this person thru ancestry.com.<BR><BR>She is on 1 private member tree <BR>Gambrel Bartlett history <BR>Margarethe Reszczyniski <BR>Birth: 1856 - Prussia (Germany) <BR><BR><BR>> Am seeking information for birth locale and/or immigration information <BR>> for this woman. She married Otto Heilig in New Braunfels 27 Apr 1874 <BR>> and died 24 Apr 1886 same city. She may have come from Upper Silesia ...

By the way, you might want to look at yu calendar on your email. It says Marcch 16, 1970..it took me a while to find this email..<BR><BR>--- On Mon, 3/16/70, James Robert White <jwhite161@austin.rr.com> wrote:<BR><BR><BR>From: James Robert White <jwhite161@austin.rr.com><BR>Subject: Re: [GERMAN-TEXAN] Margarete Resczynski 1855-1886<BR>To: german-texan@rootsweb.com<BR>Date: Monday, March 16, 1970, 7:23 AM<BR><BR><BR>Linda,<BR>I'm do not have the ...