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Amalia Maria Böse/Boese

andreas_lorenz — 2012-01-06 15:22:05Z

I am looking for relatives of:
Amalia Maria Böse/Boese
B:27.05.1844 in Sępopol then:Schippenbeil, Ermland-Masuren, Polen D:07.03.1916 in Elbing, Ermland-Masuren, Polen
married to:
Johann Hermann Bieleit in Elbing.

If anyone has any information pls. let me know.

Thanks and kind regards
Andreas Lorenz

Re: Boese

BoeseHarrod — 2011-09-05 13:25:47Z

I am a part of the line of Boeses who immigrated from Prussia and "landed" in Kansas as part of the Mennonite community. Please e-mail me anytime at julieb0511@yahoo.com and hopefully we can share information or just connect some dots.

Julie

Re: July 1931 Gottlieb Circle Tree

BoeseHarrod — 2011-09-05 13:22:02Z

Yes. From what I'm told, Gottlieb Boese was the very first Boese. All lines supposedly descend from him. Please e-mail me at yahoo dot com. My address is julieb0511 on that service. (I listed it separately in case e-mail addresses are removed or blocked in posts) I will list it in case it does go through. It is julieb0511@yahoo.com

Re: Minnesota Boese Connection

sheenaboese07 — 2011-05-05 10:51:46Z

Hello

My family have a Richard Frederick Boese and his son Charles/Carl Frederick Boese born circa 1849 - possibly born in Norway, but this is unconfirmed so I am looking at all possibilities in Europe and the UK. Charles/Carl came to New Zealand circa 1872. Can you supply me with the family tree info - parents, children & siblings that you have during the 1800's to see if there are any close or same name matches.
Many Thanks, Sheena Boese.

Howard F. Boese of Milwaukee, WI 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-01-27 03:40:46Z

Howard is pictured in the 44-A Solo, annual from the 44-A class of cadet pilots in flight training at the Pacific Air School, Gibbs Field in Fort Stockton, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Harold Boese

CathyLaurin49 — 2011-01-25 16:34:12Z

I sent you a message from my email. I hope you received it. My email is anewfaithdrugtest@yahoo.com. Let me know as I look froward to getting any information about my family.

Re: Harold Boese

iowaconnection — 2011-01-24 22:35:23Z

Please contact me by email. nels1928@msn.com I would be happy to help you out if I knew exactly what info you are looking for. Also would like to know a little about yourself and where you live.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Harold Boese

CathyLaurin49 — 2011-01-24 18:55:14Z

I am sorry it has taken so long to get back. I would love any information you might have.

BOESE Robert L - Vietnam Wall section 24W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-13 13:52:47Z

BOESE Robert L - Vietnam Wall section 24W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,082 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Bose/Boese Connection in WI

dbose83 — 2010-12-28 08:10:29Z

I have traced several Bose relatives to the WI area. I am told that the Bose family is originally from Germany and changed their name when they immigrated. Anyone know of any connections? Plz msg or e-mail at dbose83@hotmail.com. Thank you

Re: 1883-1885 Death Look-up?

kzavada — 2010-10-21 17:59:29Z

The Will Grundy Genealogy Society(WGGS) transcribed the County Clerk's voluntary death index 1878-1915 it is in their collection housed in reference dept. coal city public library. Coal city library is very near where I live, that's how I checked it. That index is exactly the same info the county clerk has except for one thing, it's free. County Clerk charges for search.
Kathy

Re: 1883-1885 Death Look-up?

chicarrie — 2010-10-20 19:07:10Z

Thanks Kathy!
It was actually the information from Ernestine's 2nd marriage license that gave me a better idea as to when William may have died.
But the voluntary death certs, did you check these at the Will County Clerk's office, or do you have another source?

I wonder who Clara is - the Boeses (and Heraths) were Lutheran - so a nice mystery there.
Thanks again!

Re: 1883-1885 Death Look-up?

kzavada — 2010-10-20 18:06:03Z

IL didn't require death certificates until after 1916. I checked the voluntary death certs for will county 1877-1896
only one entry and I did check for misspellings
BOESE
Clara age 1 month 19 days died 25 Jul 1887 residence Joliet burial German Catholic Cemetery

German Catholic Cemetery is St. John's attached to St. John's Catholic Church which was mainly german. Still exists today on Hickory Street,Joliet.
Suggestions
following info from
family search pilot website
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home
illinois deaths and still births
1916-1947
Ernestina Herath
born 22 Nov 1845 Germany
died Joliet 15 Apr 1916
burial elmhurst cemetery
father Henry FINK
Elmhurst cemetery stll exists and had an office might check with them and see if your 2 greatgrandfather is there also
then if found, contact Joliet public library reference department have a check done for an obit.

FYI-IL state marriage index
http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/marrsrch.html
has
Albert HERATH to Mrs Ernestine Fink Boese date 7 Aug 1885 will county
cert # 00010918
can get a copy of this from Coal City Public Library reference department-they have a website

Hope these help
Kathy

1883-1885 Death Look-up?

chicarrie — 2010-10-19 18:38:28Z

I'm looking for the date of death for my 2G-Grandfather: William Boese.
I believe he died between June 1883 and July 1885.
His last child was born Feb 1884 and his wife Ernestine remarried in early Aug 1885.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Re: Boese family

susiesearcher1 — 2010-10-14 02:34:17Z

My grandfather, Luis Karl Bose, migrated from Bremen, Germany, to Durango, Mexico, in the late 1880's. He returned to Bremen to marry his second wife, my grandmother, Johanne Caroline Wehmeyer in 1900. Forced out of Durango by the Mexican Revolution, the family moved to San Antonio, Texas. I will be pleased to share my research with others who are descended from the Bremen Boses.
Susiesearcher@att.net

Re: Anyone connected to these families from Missouri ?

susierosie35 — 2010-10-12 16:13:02Z

I have info on a St. Louis Boese family , and a Boese family in Idaho , who changed the spelling to BAESE .The farthest back I have is Theodore Heinrich Boese , born in Germany . No birth date yet .I have a Henry Theodore Boese , born in July , 1856 , in Germany Came to US in 1870 . His son , Theodore John Sr. married Cecelia Hutt , and had 15 children , in St. Louis .
Any help to you ?
maccam1957@aol.com
Mac

Boese family

susierosie35 — 2010-10-12 16:01:13Z

I found a Boese family in Idaho who are looking for other Boese familys . But they changed their spelling to BAESE .
The snail mail address is :
Steven Johnson
2654 N 25 E
Idaho Falls , Idaho 83401
Mac

Helen "Lena" Boese-Schmidt, born 1855 Russia; died 1930 Greensburg, Kansas

hallsangel — 2010-10-11 13:22:32Z

Seeking to connect with descendants of this family.

Father: Cornelius Schmidt, born 29 Sept 1852 in Russia; died 25 July 1915 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas
Mother: Helene “Lena” Boese (Base), born 2 Dec 855 in Russia; died 18 June 1930 in Greensburg, Kansas

Their children include (these are the children that made up the family in America):

1) Maria, born 1885 in Russia (died sometime before 1895 in the states)
2) Peter, born 4 Sept 1880 in Russia, died 17 June 1957 in Kansas, married Anna Unruh
(may have already been in contact with some descendants through the Unruh
project)
3) Agnes, born 3 Nov in Pawnee Rock, Barton, Kansas, died 4 July 1960 in Larned, Kansas, married David T. Smith on 28 Sept 1904 in Kansas
4) Amos, born 26 Nov 1888 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas; died 3 Aug 1970 in Great Bend, Kansas; married 1st – Augusta Rodenberg on 21 June 1919 in Kansas; 2nd Nellie Whipple on 17 Nov 1963 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas
5) Ely, born 25 Sept 1890 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas; died 6 Oct 1963; married Mary Redger on 30 July 919
6) Ella, born 9 Nov 1892 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas; died 15 June 1977; married 1st John Unruh 12 June 1911; 2nd Clarence Smith 13 June 1962
7) Laura, born 7 Nov 1895 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas; died 22 Feb 1976; married Peter Unruh on 7 Sept 1916; married Peter Unruh on 7 Sept 1916 in Greensburg, Kansas
8) Danny, born 7 Nov 1895 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas; died 1906 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas (obviously no descendents)
9) Jacob “Jake”, born 5 Mar 1898 in Pawnee Rock, Kansas; died 16 June 1976.

Particularly interested in finding out if the Cornelius and Helene family record has been updated since 1962 and where I might obtain a copy if so. I am a granddaughter of Laura and Peter. If it has not been updated, I am interested in undertaking that task and need to locate as many descendents as possible in order to do so.

Cathy Unruh-Hall
fhcangel@gmail.com

Boese - Bese Family

DIngersol — 2010-07-15 22:06:45Z

I saw in one of the threads mentioned Albert and Bertha Boese (Bese) I have a book that was researched specifically for our family.
Johann Boese who died in 1867 and was married to Susanna (Buller) Voth. They immigrated from Poland (previously Prussia)
I have many family stories that have been recorded, immigration naturalization citizenship certificates, copies of photos, birth certificates, death certificates. I have information on religion choices which include, Mennonite (Johann Boese became a Mennonite minister) Franz Goossen was a early family friend and in-laws. I have a lengthy story of events that occurred in the Dolton Township in 1874
The later history of the Boese family is difficult to trace, however I do have some general information about our family if interested.
E-Mail - doozer296@aol.com
Would be glad to hear from some family.
I was born with the last name Dehn, My Grandfather's Mother was Aganetha Bese (Boese) - Daughter of Johann Bese (Boese) 1851-1923, son of Johann Boese (Bese) who died in 1867 married to Susanna (Butler) Voth.
Debbie

Re: looking for sisters

kerrilynn40 — 2010-06-11 01:51:18Z

My name is Derrick. You are my biological father. I have spent the last 15 years looking for you. I don't know much about you but i want to. I do not care what happened between you and mom 30 years ago. She is dead and i just want to know my dad. If you do not want to know me ok but please e mail me and let me know. I will leave you alone. I think you owe me that much. As strange as it sounds I need some closure if nothing else. I have no bad feelings toward you & hope to hear from you soon. Your son Derrick

Re: I just need to know something

KlausStephanie — 2010-03-19 17:38:43Z

I also forgot to mention that "Böse" means evil or wicked person in German.

Re: I just need to know something

KlausStephanie — 2010-03-19 17:32:31Z

This is my mother's maiden name and her family came from Germany. The spelling was originally "Böse". I hope that helps.

Re: The origins of 'Boese'

kathynelson83 — 2010-03-01 02:52:33Z

I recently heard this story about Boese in my research of the Boese family. I have the dates of b. 1788, d. 1832. His son as Jacob G. Boese b.1810, d. 1900. Jacob's son as Heinrich Boese b. 1837 d. 1927. Then Heinrich M. Boese and Heinrich D. Boese b. 1893 d. 1918 in Lake Charles, LA. I'd be interested in any information you can share on this family's history.

Re: Gottleib Boese and Descendants

kathynelson83 — 2010-03-01 02:15:00Z

I am interested in birth and death dates and any other information you have concerning Gottleib Boese. Both Boese and Nachtigal are in my mother's ancestry?

Boese

JIWelsch — 2009-12-11 15:38:27Z

JANESVILLE, Wis. — Mary K. Boese, 77, died Sunday, Dec. 16, 2007, at Mercy Hospital.

All Faiths Funeral and Cremation Services will be handling the arrangements.

Ms. Boese was born Nov. 2, 1930, in Wayland. She grew up in the Lutheran Children’s Home in Muscatine.

Upon graduating from high school, she was accepted on scholarship to St. Mary’s Mercy College in Iowa City.

She worked in the nursing field her entire career before retiring to Cedar Crest in 1994.

Feeling the need to serve, she worked at Cedar Crest Health Center and was also employed at Health Net in Janesville.

She was also a member of St. Peters Lutheran Church.

She is survived by three nieces, a nephew and a special friend, Shirley Smith.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Florence Taylor, a brother and a sister.

Re: Harold Boese

iowaconnection — 2009-10-16 21:52:19Z

I may have some information to share with you. Most of Harold's siblings lived in Iowa. Harold's father, Robert, is my grandfather from his first marriage. Harold had six brothers and two sisters and two half brothers and sisters.

Would be interested in knowing any info you may have on the Boese family.

Harold Boese

CathyLaurin49 — 2009-10-08 21:07:44Z

My maiden name is Boese. I am looking for my dad's,Harold Lloyd Boese,family members. He was born in Iowa to Robert and Dora Boese, one of 8 children, in 1926. Lived and died in Galvaston, Texas. I believe he had a son and two daughters living in that area at the time of his death. I am not sure of where his siblings might be now. I heard that some family had moved to Nebraska or Kansas.

Re: Boese

duanedevoe1 — 2009-10-03 14:55:45Z

Hello, would anyone on this thread, have Augusta Boese b. 7-17-1853 Ger. d. 11-8-1941 IL. marr. William F. Boelk on 6-22-1873 Ger. Find me @ duane.devoe@hotmail.com thank you, Duane

Re: The Boese Tendrils... reach from Germany to Iowa to Alaska!

duanedevoe1 — 2009-10-03 14:52:39Z

Hello, May I get in on this thread please?
Would anyone have a Augusta Boese in their files? Augusta was b. 7-17-1853 Ger. d.11-8-1941 IL. marr. William F. Boelk on 6-22-1873 in Ger. My late mother is related on her paternal side. Find me @ duane.devoe@hotmail.com thank you, Duane

Re: Boese family from Karlswolde

duanedevoe1 — 2009-10-03 14:38:32Z

Hi, Sorry to butt in! Was wondering if anyone, on this thread,has a Augusta Boese in their files? She (Augusta) was b. 7-17-1853 Germany, d. 11-8-1941 IL. marr. William Boelk on 6-22-1873 Germany. Find me @ duane.devoe@hotmail.com thank you, Duane

Re: Looking for Julius Boese's parents.

MarlaWieck45 — 2009-09-16 18:45:32Z

Since we don't have anyone named Otto, Jacob or Henriette in our line, I don't think your Otto is a brother. Usually names of relatives crop up in the children somewhere. Could be a cousin though. Julius was born 1826 in Koenigsberg, Germany (Prussia), which is now in Poland.
Thanks for replying. Am still searching. Marla

BOESE Mary 1917 1969 together forever

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-07 18:36:29Z

BOESE Mary 1917 1969 together forever

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,134 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

BOESE Curtis 1913 1997 together forever

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-07 18:36:19Z

BOESE Curtis 1913 1997 together forever

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,134 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

BOESE Sylvia R

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-07 18:36:06Z

BOESE Sylvia R

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,134 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Looking for Julius Boese's parents.

lmlitzi — 2009-07-05 03:59:08Z

Have you found the info you were looking for on Julius?

My great grandfather, Otto Kasimir Boese, b. 1830, had a brother named Julius.
His parents were Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Boese b. 14 Feb 1797, and Henriette Munchow.

If this helps, please let me know. Maybe we could share other info. Lou

Re: Boese Family from Karlswalde

FloRutherford — 2009-06-15 16:04:45Z

Linda,

As regards Martin and his family, I have a one sentence reference in a transcript of notes made by Caprice Becker in a conversation with Elizabeth Boese in November of 1989 that states, "Martin Boese had concubines and was wealthy." If that is the case, there could have been children with women who would not show up in marriage records, just to confuse the issue.

Cornelius Martin Boese, Karlswalda, Russia, Kansas

FloRutherford — 2009-06-15 15:30:03Z

We are looking for information on my husband's great-great grandfather, Cornelius Martin Boese, of Karlswalde. Another researcher with whom I have had no direct contact indicates his parents as Martin Boese and Maria Buller, but I have no independent confirmation of that. Cornelius was born between 1828 - 1833 and married Elizabeth Schmidt, daughter of August Schmidt and Maria Unruh. His son, John(Johann) C. Boese, married Carolina Koehn, daughter of William Koehn and Katherina Nachtigal. The family emigrated to Kansas in 1893 with children Susie, Helena, and Tobias. Jacob died as a child. Marie, Adina, Nettie, Elizabeth and Henry were born in the US.

We are looking for information on the extended Boese family. Specifically,we'd like to have confirmation of Cornelius' parents and links to ancestors. Was Martin, assuming he was the patriarch, the original Boese settler in the Karlswalde area about 1802, or the child of one? We're also seeking information about any siblings Cornelius may have had and their descendants. And, is there any information about Cornelius' other children - we know of Susanna, who married a Tobias Unruh, and Jacob, who died just before emigrating. Were there any others? Jacob's widow Susanna and three children Johann, Tobias, and Cornelius did join his brother John's family on the Gera (arrived Baltimore, June 8, 1893) and presumably went with them to Kansas, but we know nothing more about them.

We've recently seen references to other Boese families from near the same area of Kansas where my husband's family settled - mostly Harvey and McPherson counties, and suspect that they are likely to be from the same extended family, so, does anyone have any links?

Re: Boese family from Karlswolde

FloRutherford — 2009-06-15 15:04:29Z

I realize it's been years since you posted this, so I hope you're still monitoring. It may be that you have a connection to my husband's Family from Karlswalde. I am posting a more detailed query under the specific name of Cornelius Martin Boese; see if anything fits. If so, I'm sure you have more information by now, we'll be happy to share.

Re: Minnesota Boese Connection

soswishes4u — 2009-03-21 14:11:56Z

Don't know if anyone comes here anymore.I have a large document that connects alot of you.We seem to have alot of Williams,Carls,Fredricks in the name.my Grandfather was part of the 10 children of William Fredrick Boese and Johanna Beir.
Wilbur Frank Boese.

Mary E Dickenson

Bobbi920 — 2009-02-28 02:20:37Z

I'm looking for the father of Mary E Dickenson. Mary was born 11/1866 in Massachusetts, her mother was Hannah Dickenson born 1844. Mary married Thomas Boese in 1884. Thanks

Mrs Sarah Boese (obit) b: 1876 MN d: 1959 KS m: Peter Henery Boese

RoseStout54 — 2008-11-29 15:41:06Z

(newspaper clipping)

Mother of John Boese Dies in Grace Hospital

Mrs. Sarah Boese, 82, a resident of Hutchison for 35 years, died Monday afternoon in Grace Hospital after a six-month illness.

She was born December 20, 1876, at Mountain Lake, Minnesota. She was a member of the First Mennonite Church.

Survivors are three sons, Curt, Hutchinson; Ben, who lives in California; and John , Pretty Prairie; five daughters, Mrs. W. E. Brooks, Hutchinson; Mrs. Raymond Parks, Ulysses; Mrs. R. J. Cook, Inman; Mrs. Lou Cusworth, Denver;; and Mrs. C. L. Showalter, Wichita; 31 grandchildren and 41 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Volkland Funeral Home, Rev. Leonard Metzker officiating. Burial was in Buhler Cemetery.

Pretty Prairie Times
Pretty Prairie, Reno County, Kansas
April 2, 1959
page – front *** column – 5

-----------------------------------------------

Cemetery Records for Reno County Kansas 1865 – 1978 (book)

Buhler Municipal Cemetery
Little River Township
Buhler, Reno County, Kansas

Sarah K. Boese – b: Dec 20 1878 d: Mar 30 1959 – husband: Peter H.

Peter Henry Boese – b: Jul 4 1876 d: May 29 1958 – wife: Sarah K.

Re: Looking for Julius Boese's parents.

MarlaWieck45 — 2008-09-08 19:17:04Z

Duane, if you are still out there, I'm still looking for any information about parents of Julius Boese, b 1825 (1st wife Kreuger, 2nd wife Poelke). He is my grandmother's father. Thank you.
Marla

Bertha Boese Gardner

meredie02 — 2008-06-03 12:57:37Z

Note: I am not a relation, I simply live in the area.

Bertha Boese Gardner, 97, of Fort Pierce, died May 19, 2008.

She was born in Inman, Kan., and lived in Fort Pierce since 1923, coming from Lake Charles, La.

She was a graduate of Fort Pierce High School, class of 1930, and was a member of St. Lucie County Historical Society.

She is survived by a son, Daniel R. Gardner of Fort Pierce.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Buddy Gardner; and her parents, Henry and Anna Abrahams Boese.

Friends who wish may contribute to Hospice of the Treasure Coast, 2500 Virginia Ave., Suite 202, Fort Pierce, FL 34981.

Yates Funeral Home in Fort Pierce handled the arrangements.

Re: The Boese Tendrils

BoeseMan — 2008-03-04 04:08:18Z

Hello T.C. Boese. My name is Ben. I believe you and my dad (Wayne) are cousins, as his father is Harold Boese (who had a brother named Carl Boese and lives in Bloomer). I was just trying to do a quick search on the internet and it came up with your post. Hope all is well up there in Alaska.

Re: The Boese Tendrils... reach from Germany to Iowa to Alaska!

TerryGlasco — 2007-12-07 06:18:21Z

My last name is Boesen, also. We talk about the same things in our family. With some simple research we figured out that the *n* ending indicates multiples. So Boesen is many Boese, basically.

Also, in the old classic *Peter and the Wolf* the wolf is called Boese or Boesen.

And Boese(n) is a German adjective. You can look it up in a dictionary. I did in several. One said *Mean and angry ones* Another said *mischievious or devilish*.

At holidays we sit around the table and laugh about it, and wonder just what our earliest ancestors did to get the entire clan of us called BOESEN. ::chuckles::

Right or wrong, we are proud of it.

~ Drea Boesen,
daughter of Steven Joe Boesen,
son of Joseph Mathias Boesen,
son of Edward Boesen,
son of Mathias Boesen,
son of Johannes BÖsen,
son of Michael BÖsen,
son of Christoph BÖsen...
who died 17 November 1792 in Onsdorf, (Rheinland-Pfalz), Germany.
Burial: 20 November 1792, St. Martin Katholische Kirche in Nittel, (Rheinland-Pfalz), Germany
Religion: Catholic
.

( p.s. My aunt and a cousin of my father did some GREAT research on this line. He literally went to churches and city halls in Germany and looked up records. Let me know if this line might attach to yours? ~ Drea )

Re: Henry Boese

kathyne1 — 2007-06-29 02:04:18Z

Just read your message and found it interesting as my grandfather, my mother's dad, would be Henry D. Boese whose mother was Maria Doerksen and his father was Heinrich M. Boese. Apparently, your grandfather and mine were brothers. As Henry D. died when my mother was very young, we have no family information or connections. I'd be interested in hearing about the Boese family - where they lived, etc? Send a reply to kathyne@sbcglobal.net

Boese/Bousse family of Vt., N.Y., MD., and MA.

jeanmayolaka — 2007-06-24 17:10:40Z

Searching for information about the parents and family origins of Edward Boesse, who was born ca. 1843. He was living in Berlin Township, N.Y. in the 1910 census, and his birth place was listed as Maryland, and birth place of his parents was only listed as United States. There was an Edward Bousse who enlisted into the Civil War from Westfield, MA. Also, information exists that places this family in Pownal, Bennington, VT. in 1898...and descendants found their way to Cape Cod, MA. I'm searching for information concerning the earliest known ancestor, Edward Boesse, born ca. 1843. Can anyone help?
Jean Mayo

Charles P. Boese m. Sophia Witteborn 8 Sept. 1898

thomasheineman — 2007-05-27 13:22:28Z

Does anyone have any information regarding Charles Boese and Sophia Witteborn? Thier children are: George Charles, Carl, Mildred, Grace Sophie, Elfrieda Malthilda, John J. Theresa, and William. Although I believe Wm. may have died young because I don't see him mentioned much.

Thank you

July 1931 Gottlieb Circle Tree

michaelboese1 — 2007-01-22 05:03:07Z

I was given a copy of this and found my line 5 generations from Gottlieb. From Gottlieb it goes Henry G > Henry(=)Helena Reimer > Henry(=)Eula Chapman > Henry Howard(=)Judy Clark. Is anyone from this line?

Re: Henry Boese

iowaconnection — 2007-01-10 20:39:34Z

The Henry Boese I am looking for was born ABT 1903 in Germany and immigrated to the U.S. in 1906 with his Father Robert, Mother Sophia, one brother William, and two sisters Lena and Anna. The family lived in Iowa. Do you have a DOB for Henry Boese you are researching? Anything is possible as not much is known about the Henry Boese I am researching.