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From: "Elaine Pollard" <>
Subject: Re: [S-H-RTS] RE: HERALDRY BOOK INDEX
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 17:59:19 +1000
References: <20000821155542.20309.qmail@web207.mail.yahoo.com>


Hello Karla,

I am interested in the WITT Family please, I would be grateful for any
information you have.

Thank you,

Elaine
Sunny Queensland,
Australia
----- Original Message -----
From: "Karla Nurnberg" <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 1:55 AM
Subject: [S-H-RTS] RE: HERALDRY BOOK INDEX


> Hi,
> Here are the names from the Heraldry book that I
> promised to post. In the interest of time I am going
> to type them in Caps. I am headed to the Family
> History
> Library again today.
> ARENS, BARTELS (2 FAMILIES), BEYERODT (BEIROTH),
> CARSTENS, CLAUSEN (CLASSEN)(2 FAMILIES), DENCKER,
> DETHLEFS (DETLEFS), DREESEN, DÜHRSEN, DYRSSEN
> (DÜRSEN),
> EDENS, ERP (ERBS), FELDT, FRANSSEN (FRANZEN),
> FRICCIUS (FRICKE), GLOY (GLÖE, GLÖER), GROTH (2
> FAMILIES), HAALCK (HALKENS), HANSEN, HARGENS
> (HARRINGS), HARTNACK, HAUPT, HINRICHS (2 FAMILIES),
> VON HORSTEN, HORSTMANN (2 FAMILIES), HUESMANN, IBS,
> ICKE (ICK), JACOBSEN, JEBENS, JOHANNSEN, JOHANNSSEN,
> KARSTENS, KLINCK, KRUSE (2 FAMILIES), LÖBKENS, LOOST,
> LOY (LÖH), MAASSEN, MARTENS, MARX (MARXEN), MARXEN,
> MUMM (MOMM), NANN (NANNE), OFF (OFFE, OFFT), PAULSEN,
> PAULSEN (FRANZEN), PIENING (PIEN), REIMERS (2
> FAMILIES), ROLFS (ROLVES), SCHLÖMER, SEEBRANDT,
> SIEM (SIEMSEN), SPLIETH (SPLIDT), SUHL (SUEL),
> THIESSEN, THOMSEN (2 FAMILIES), THOMSSEN (THOMSEN),
> TIEDEMANN (THIEDEMANN), TIESEN (THIESSEN), VOIGT,
> VOß, WIEBERS, WITT (2 FAMILIES), & WITTHOHN.
> In little over a week my husband and I are going on
> a trip to Cincinnati area. I told him that we have to
> stop in Scribner, Nebraska for me to take a picture of
> my great-grandfather, Juergen Hinrich Hargens' grave
> and to take one of my great-aunt's. Little Lena was
> only two, when she died. Family tradition said that
> she was buried at sea, but we found her on the 1885
> census that was taken three months after the family's
> arrival from Germany. I wish that I could get my
> husband to stop longer in Scribner, but I feel lucky
> to get this opportunity at all. Needless to say, I
> am excited to see this place.
> If anyone finds a family name among those, I will
> e-mail you some of the information about the family.
> Karla Nurnberg
>
>
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