Notizen
Treffer 5,451 bis 5,500 von 8,295
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| 5451 | Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery- Utica (North) | SCHULTZ, Maria Dorothea (I16767)
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| 5452 | in Amerika DAWSE | DAHSE, Catharina Sophia Elisabeth Lucia (I37718)
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| 5453 | in Amerika Frederick PANKE | PANNKE, Johann Joachim Friedrich (I48135)
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| 5454 | in Amerika KILGUST | KIELGAST, Auguste Catharina Maria (I32636)
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| 5455 | in Amerika KILGUST | KIELGAST, Friedrich Johann Heinrich (I32641)
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| 5456 | in Amerika KILGUST | SCHWENN, Emma (I32647)
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| 5457 | in Amerika SCHROEDER | SCHRÖDER, Otto Johann Heinrich (I37669)
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| 5458 | in Amerika SCHULTZ | SCHULT, Johann Wilhelm Friederich (I37794)
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| 5459 | in Amerika SCHULTZ | SCHULT, Johann Joachim Christian (I50545)
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| 5460 | in den 20ern in der Fremdenlegion (Tunesien) | KLUMPP, Otto Theodor (I9376)
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| 5461 | in russischer Kriegsgefangenschaft im Hospital Borissow gestorben | SCHUR, Hermann Johann Wilhelm (I45579)
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| 5462 | infolge Fliegerangriffs zusammen mit seiner Ehefrau gefallen | KRÜGER, Walter Karl Heinrich (I49417)
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| 5463 | Inschrift au Grabstein: US Army Air Corps World War II Flurstück: Veterans Memorial Cemetery - Korea Section Lauren is a Staff Sergeant in the 15th Army Air Force and is a Flying Fortress Ball Turret Gunner. Now works for Boeing in Seattle (1970) | VERNON, Lauren Albertus (I7784)
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| 5464 | interimistischer Kapellküster | MAHN, Carl Friedrich (I25991)
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| 5465 | Interimsbüdner | BRANDT, Johann Peter (I3439)
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| 5466 | Interimshauswirth in Klein Krams 1847: Ãœbernahme von Hof VIII Altenteiler | JAHNCKE, Johann Jacob Heinrich (I4328)
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| 5467 | Interimswirt 1814: Übernahme Büdnerei Nr. 17 keine Kinder | HARMS, Johann Christoph (I33948)
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| 5468 | Interimswirt 1882: Übernahme Hof XVIII | KOß, August Heinrich Ludwig Adolph Ferdinand (I33204)
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| 5469 | Interimswirt | SCHRÖDER, Johann Peter Joachim Carl (I33188)
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| 5470 | Interimswirt 1761 - 1781 Schulze 1764/1778 | TIEDE, Peter Christopher (I2181)
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| 5471 | Interimswirt Gehöft V | KÖPKE, Jochim (I38383)
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| 5472 | Interimswirt Hof III | SEELANT, Johann Hans Hinrich (I29425)
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| 5473 | Interimswirt in Lübtheen | SCHWENCK, Johann Friedrich Heinrich (I8736)
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| 5474 | Interimswirt/Hauswirt Hof X 1762-1771 1766 Schadensaufstellung wegen seit 3 Jahren überschwemmter Wiesen: 5. Hans Jürgen SASCH: 8 Fuder Heu | SASCHE, Hanß Jürgen (I3237)
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| 5475 | Interimswirth 1727: Übernahme Hof III | BREDFELD, Hans (I33434)
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| 5476 | Interimswirth 1728: Übernahme Hof XIX | KLÜß, Claus (I33586)
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| 5477 | Interimswirth 1753: Übernahme Hof XIX | THEEß, Hanß Jochim (I28172)
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| 5478 | Interimswirth 1757: Übernahme Hof VI | KLÜß, Johann Jürgen (I27128)
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| 5479 | Interimswirth 1772: Übernahme Hof XI Baut auf der Freiheit einen Katen. | JANTE, Michael Hinrich (I27753)
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| 5480 | Interimswirth 1774: Übernahme Büdnerei 7 | KLÜß, Hanß Jürgen (I27715)
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| 5481 | Interimswirth 1806: Übernahme Büdnerei Nr. 17 keine Kinder | SCHULT, Franz Joachim (I30854)
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| 5482 | Interimswirth | JUNGBLOOT (I10947)
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| 5483 | Interimswirth | ZOLL, Johann Friedrich (I43698)
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| 5484 | Interimswirth in Göhlen 1795: Übernahme Hof XXI | TIEDE, Jochim Hinrich (I30222)
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| 5485 | Interimswirth in Niendorf (a.d. Röcknitz) | TIMMERMANN, Joachim Heinrich Hermann (I24846)
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| 5486 | Interimswirth in Warlow | IDE, Johann Heinrich Carl (I13768)
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| 5487 | Interimswirth, Büdneraltentheiler in Krenzliner Hütte | SETTGAST, Johann Peter (I180)
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| 5488 | Interimswirtwitwer in Alt Krenzlin | DAHL, Carl Friederich (I3738)
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| 5489 | Internationale Kriegsgräber Hamburg-Ohlsdorf | BUSACKER, Bruno Willi (I48365)
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| 5490 | Inward passenger manifests for ships and aircraft arriving at Fremantle, Perth Airport and Western Australian outports, chronological series, Dec. 1897–Dec. 1978. Series K269. National Archives of Australia, Queen Victoria Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600. | Quelle (S237)
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| 5491 | Iowa, 1895 Iowa State Census, Des Moines, Iowa: State Historical Society of Iowa | Quelle (S165)
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| 5492 | Iowa, County, District and Probate Courts. | Quelle (S211)
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| 5493 | ist sehr früh gestorben, hat aber Kinder hinterlasen | SCHMIDT, Frieda Wilhelmine Maria (I1080)
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| 5494 | Jäger der 2. Kompanie des Jäger-Bataillions Nr. 9, Handlungsgehilfe | JUNGBLUT, Heinrich Johann Friedrich (I48004)
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| 5495 | Jasper ist die niederdeutsche, friesische und englische Form von Kaspar, dem Namen eines der „Heiligen Drei Könige“, die Christus die Geschenke überreichten. Der Name Caspar ist altpersisch. » ghaz = der Schatz (Altpersisch); bar = verwalten, leiten, versorgen (Altpersisch) ---> "Verwalter der Schätze" (Schatzmeister); er brachte Gold, deswegen sagt man auch der Goldbringende | JAUERT, Jasper (I1447)
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| 5496 | Jeannette Lewis, 99, of 3251 Nettie, died Thursday in a local nursing home. She was born March 8, 1895, to Fred and Agatha (Wynia) Landan in Springfield, S.D. She attended school in Springfield and moved with her family to the Billings area. She married Everett Lewis in Billings on Sept. 1, 1915. They moved to Butte in 1929. She enjoyed knitting, crocheting and family picnics. She was preceded in death by her husband, eight brothers and sisters and two sons. Survivors include sons and daughters-in-law, Harvey and Dorothy Lewis of Butte and Arthur and Gertrude Lewis of Santa Monica, Calif.; 10 grandchildren, 10 [20] great-grandchildren, and nine great-great-grandchildren. Cremation took place in Butte, and no services are planned. Wayrynen-Richards Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. [Graveside services conducted August 8, 1994 by the L.D.S. church.] From The [Butte] Montana Standard Newspaper, July 1994 | LANDAN, Jeannette (I32781)
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| 5497 | Johann Friedrich (Frederick) Carl THIESS | THIESS, Johann Friedrich Carl (I214)
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| 5498 | Johann Killian (Gillian) Lichtenberger was the son of Casper Lichtenberg. He was the husband of Catherine Bohn and father to 13 children.Killian was a private in a Pennsylvania regiment in the Revolutionary War as a private first class, 7th (Capt. Yost Herbach) Co., 2nd Battalian, York County Militia and according to return April 17, 1778 as a privat in the first calss, 7th or 8th Co., (Simon Koppenhoffer,), 3rd Battalion, 1782.He was born in Pennsylvania about 6 months after his father arrived in the United States from Germany on the ship named Betsy. | LICHTENBERGER, Johann Gillian (I33782)
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| 5499 | Johannes GRÜSCHOW: Deren Hochzeit hatten wir Pfingsten 1954 mit wohl mehr als 100 Personen in Kavelmoor bei Leussow gefeiert. | GRÜSCHOW, Karl (I43445)
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| 5500 | John F. Greve Appleton Post Cresent January 26, 1927 John F. Greve a prominent farmer of Brillion died at his home Wednesday. He was born in 1866. In 1892 he was married to Sophie Schmaudner.(sic) He is survived by his widow, two sons, Alvin and Ewald; two daughters, Mrs. Emma Jodar of town of Brillion and Louise. One brother, Charles of Edgar, one sister, Mrs. Mary Strouch of St. Paul, Minn. He was a member of the Lutheran church at Kasson. Funeral services took place Saturday afternoon at the home. Six nephews were pall bearers. Mr. Greve was a director of the Forest Junction State bank | GREVE, John F. (I32939)
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