Dieter - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Nichola Dieters in Baltimore, Md. 1800 late

ptyward — 2012-02-22 23:24:49Z

Anyone have any
thing on these folks?

Rev. War Prison Ship Martyrs

Starmon1 — 2011-11-16 18:38:50Z

There is a list of prisoners on this webpage:
http://prisonshipmartyrs.com/gpage1.html, evidently the best list available (8000/11500), all the British Admiralty had to offer. Thanks to the Ft. Greens Rangers.
I did not find George Dieter, or any Teter for that matter in this list. If you know of any this is the page to alert to that fact (then us).

Re: Dieter Book

Starmon1 — 2011-11-14 19:10:20Z

Is there a branch in there that lists: My G4gf-
Henry Teter Sr. b. 1765- Hesse Cassel or Brandenburg, Germany d. March 1823, Greene County, Manchester(Akron), Morgan, Ohio, United State
Hamilton, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States (Near Conewago Crk -NE of Gettysburg) - 1790, Philadelphia area ~1801 through WV to1818-1868, to Morgan Co., Ohio (Henry Teaters Sr., Manchester Twp, Dated 20 Feb 1823- Found in Will Book 0 Pg. 7 by the Morgan Co. Chapter OGS, 1989, pg. 60)
+Rosanna Ford- wife Married Marriage 1 Rosanna B: 1760,1768 Greene County, PA D: ?1823 in Manchester Twp., Morgan Co., Ohio,USA IDNO: 9mfffmfff ID: I22). Marriages in Morgan County,Ohio Vol. A, 1819-1841: ~1768 Death: ?1823? in Manchester Twp.,Morgan Co., Ohio, USA IDNO: 9mfffmfff ID: I22)
Children:
Jacob Teter- b. 1765 or1795 (Greene Cty, Bedford?,Penn), went to Des Moines Township, Van Buren County, Iowa, in 1849 and died there in 1850. Census: 1820 -1840- Township 7, Range 10, NE1/4 Section 3, Morgan Cty, Sharon Township- Owned by Central Ohio Coal Co.(maybe)
+Sarah Eunice Pickenpaugh was born Nov 26,1796 in Dunkard Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Married 1815 in PA. Went back to Guernsey Co., OH, and was still living there in 1879, she died 1880 in Sharon Township, Noble County, OH.
George, b. 1791 in PA Died 1850
Michael, b. 1793 in PA
Margaret, b. in 1797
John, b. 1798 in PA
Catherine b. 1799 in Greene Cty., PA She married
+? Maynz
Dr. Henry, Teter Jr., 1801 in Lancaster, PA,

Re: Dieter Book

Starmon1 — 2011-11-14 19:06:29Z

I have, this is a potential name for my line (not one of the three Georges, as I can tell) when our family was over in Germany, but haven't gone at further than that.
As for Puter..., etc, have not run across that variant.

Re: Dieter Book

Troup_Bobby — 2011-11-14 18:58:47Z

Am interested in the name Pickenpaugh. I am working on the PUTERBAUGH/PUDERBAUGH/BUTERBAUGH family history and came across this surname in Frederick Co, PA and was trying to see if this could be connected with my surnames. Also, have you come across the TETER/DIETER surname connected with the DIETRICH surname?

Re: Dieter, Teter, Teator family, request for copies

Starmon1 — 2011-11-14 03:20:20Z

Here's the NEW redirected page CArol: http://www.ahnenwald.net/Ahnenwald_Teter-Doddridge.html

Re: Dieter, Teter, Teters,Teator family

tediederich4 — 2011-11-13 22:04:19Z

Never saw that image before but it sure is interesting looking.

Re: Dieter, Teter, Teters,Teator family

Starmon1 — 2011-11-13 21:37:27Z

Greetings,
I found that image of the church and wonder, does anyone know what the symbol on the front stands for? I see the Cross and a crown in there.

Just cuz,
Thomas James Teters

Dieter Book

JenaleaDieter — 2011-09-13 03:37:33Z

I AM UBER INTERESTED IN THE DIETER BOOK... CAN SOMEONE SCAN IT?

Re: DIETER's of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

djbutler1 — 2011-06-04 21:30:34Z

Hi Natascha, I am searching for a George Dieter who was a WW2 veteran
From Pittsburgh or very close to it, any information on your George would be a great help.
Dave

Re: Wisconsin Dieter families...

DianneDieter80 — 2010-10-22 20:08:08Z

I have this information: Virgil Myron Dieter(1911-1998) married Gloria Jerdee. His children were Patrick L, Anna M., Joseph E., Virginia J., and Susan C Dieter. His parents were Edward F Dieter and Frances Ward. Is this the lineage you were looking for?

Re: Dieter, Teter, Teator family, request for copies

carolbennett948 — 2010-10-19 23:54:22Z

Sorry, I don't have a Christopher at all. By the time my Dieter's hit the Midwest, they were all going by Teter, Teator, and Teetor. Have you checked the local libraries or on line sites for obits? I will forward your query on to another Teter cousin who has extensive research. Perhaps she can help.
Carol

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Re: Dieter, Teter, Teator family, request for copies

bdeter1 — 2010-10-19 03:31:57Z

Carol
Do you have a Christopher Dieter (Deter) in your line? I believe he was born around 1790-1800. He had a son, Edward C born in PA in 1824 but eventually moved to the Iowa-Nebraska area around 1866. He died in Omaha in 1905.

Re: Wisconsin Dieter families...

bdeter1 — 2010-10-19 03:18:02Z

Do you know the names of your Christopher Dieter's other children? I'm looking for a Christopher Dieter (Deter)born around 1795-1800. He was married to a woman named Lavina and had a son named Edward C Deter, born 1824 in Pennsylvania. Edward C is my gr,gr grandfather. He moved from PA to Nebraska where he died in 1905.
My line decends from Christopher to Edward C to Edward S to Bert E to Robert A to me. Any info is appreciated.

Re: Dieters in Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa

mikemann54 — 2010-09-02 15:35:17Z

I doubt this will be related,Oct 9 1868 Northern Lights passenger list shows a family of Dieters, my GGgrandmother Rosina Dieter being among them,they settled in Baraboo Wisc,she married and moved to Minnesota.

Re: Dieter/Herbert

md19311 — 2010-08-15 22:54:26Z

You may want to google (Teater-Teter DNA Group eatablished at Ancestry) Some one from this group may be able on track that may help you.

Maynard

Re: Dieter/Herbert

rpeters_1 — 2010-08-13 04:22:08Z

My family surname has been spelling many different ways. I am going for broke on this request but have you a George Teeters 1776-1823 married to Susannah Willard about 1798 in PA. George died in Wayne Co., OH. They had five children: DAvid, George, Jacob, Rachel and Lewis.

Re: Dieter Book

md19311 — 2010-08-13 00:06:08Z

I have nothing to add in your search for christopher or Eward. It may be we will have to go to DNA when it becomes more available.You may want to Google ,type in ( Ancestory and family history of Dieters. If you are searching other names Go to (ancestory and family history of George william Tuescher Sr.
Maynard md1931@bellsouth.net

Re: Dieter Book

bdeter1 — 2010-08-12 03:42:50Z

I'm looking for a Christopher (or Christian) Deter born abt 1800 in PA. Sometimes the name has been spelled as Deeter, Dieter and Deiter.
Christopher and his wife Lavinia had a son, Edward C Deter who was born in 1864 and a daughter, Agnes J born in 1866 before the family moved west to the Iowa/Nebraska area.
I'm at a dead end finding Christopher or Edward C records in PA.

Reuben Dieter

caa649 — 2010-03-21 22:52:36Z

I've just begun digging and would appreciate any help.
My great grandfather is Reuben Dieter (born 1857 in Moore, Northampton, Pa.); his father is Jonas Dieter (born 1825) married to Harriet Henrietta. And there I'm stuck, as I can't find the names of Jonas Dieter's parents.

Re: Dieter Book

asnyderross — 2010-02-16 01:04:18Z

Do you have a Scott Dieter who married Ester Phinney about 1902?

Re: Dieter Book

md19311 — 2010-01-18 22:58:48Z

I am reposting this message as the last did not take. If there would be a connection, It would have to be back to Hanover Germany.Hienrick Dieters was born6/27/1823. As you probly know many of the records before WW2 in Germany were destroyed. Many of the dieters at one time or other lived in Bucks county.You may be interested in this (House of Names) This traces the Dieters to Pomerania. I don,t know how correct it is.
maynard
md1931@bellsouth.net

Re: Dieter Book

jburrows194 — 2010-01-18 04:15:31Z

From what I gather, all of those names are derivations of "Dieter", "Deeter", "Deter", "Dietrich", German derivatives. Our PA Dieters were early German settlers notably in Northampton. Some of them were located in Lehigh County, PA and some in Lancaster Co., PA. Some of them were "Lutherans", some were "Moravians". A recent posting talked of a "Dieter" church in Moore Twnship. Captain John Joseph Deeter served in the Rev. War. His Birthdate is Dec 1751, Hanover Twnshp, Northampton, PA. Died April 1824. I've seen his name "Dieter" and "Deeter". Perhaps this is helpful information.

Re: Dieter Book

md19311 — 2010-01-18 00:11:17Z

You may also want to go to http://wwwgenealogyweb.com/cgi-bin/origin03. If it is correct ,it would trace the Dieters back to Pomerania.I believe the site is House of Names. com Many of our ancesters were from the Bucks county area.I don,t believe Capt Dieters is in my relation, unless it is in Germany. I have traced mine to Hienrick Dieters born Hamburg Germany 6/27/1823.It is hard to go back to records , because most were lost during WW 2.

Re: Dieter Book

rpeters_1 — 2010-01-17 23:18:00Z

Does the Dieter Book deal simply with the Dieter surname or are there other Dieter forms, such as, Teters, Teter, Teeters, Teeter, Etc. My ancestral grandfather George Teters was born around 1775 in PA and has been a perennial road block in my research.

Re: Dieter Book

jburrows194 — 2010-01-17 22:12:03Z

Thanks. Are you related to the Dieter's who settled in Pa? captain John Dieter of the Rev. War?

Re: Dieter Book

jburrows194 — 2010-01-17 21:24:39Z

Thank you, Steve. The quest will have to continue to sort out the Kohl/Cole/Dieter entanglement during the Revolutionary War Period. I received another reply re: a "Dieter Church". Located in Moore Township, Northampton, PA near Dainesville. I still believe this is the Dieter line and I wonder how far back Ms. Gundry's book goes? Will share any treasures I glean along the way. -Jill

Re: Dieter Book

smoothe_1 — 2010-01-17 21:10:47Z

Hi Jill: I'm glad I could be of some help to you. I can email you some scans of the first several pages of the Dieter book if you like. You'll just have to wait a few days until I get my new system (incl. scanner) completely set up. Please reply to the e-mail address in my profile and I will send the scans to that e-mail address. If you could see the book, you'd realize there is no simple list of the Dieters but there are some charts that may be of some help to you. It sounds like you believe that your Mary Dieter was a daughter of Capt. Dieter (since he was against the marriage to Mr. Cole)? From the book, it looks like it would not be possible for a Mary born in 1776 to be a daughter of Capt. Dieter. Mrs. Gundry's book only goes back to John Dieter, father of the John Dieter Jr you mention and there is apparently little known about his ancestry according to the book (which was originally published in 1973).

Re: Dieter Book

md19311 — 2010-01-17 20:40:45Z

The Dieter Church is located in moore Town ship northhampton PA. There is also a cemetary at this Church. It is near Daniesville.To get to it on the web,go to http://homepages.rootweb.com/~marier/dieters.htm
Feel free to contact me any time.
Maynard
md1931@bellsouth.net

Re: Dieter Book

jburrows194 — 2010-01-17 18:03:00Z

This is interesting. Do you have the location of the "Dieter Church"? Is it of any particular denomination? Do you have the founding date or any other information? Thanks. Jill Cole Burrows

Re: Dieter Book

jburrows194 — 2010-01-17 18:00:23Z

Hi Steve: Thank you so much for replying. We do have multiple names...George, Conrad, Maria Magdalena, John Dieter (aka Deeter). This is what I have learned from my family sources: John Dieter, Jr. (b. 1725, Germany, d. 1773, Moore Twnshp, PA) married Anna Catherine Thowison (1729-before March 1770, PA). Their son: Captain John Joseph Deeter (1751-1824), Northampton, PA married Maria Magdalena Kohl (1757-1840) she was the daughter of Conrad Kohl (born bef. 1731, Wirtemberg Dourlach Palentine, (now Bavaria Germany). I think he was known as "George Conrad Kohl". Sergeant George Kohl was in Captain Dieter's company in the American Rev. He married Margaret Frum. Their son, Conrad Cole (he Americanized "Kohl")(1775-1795) married Mary Dieter (b. 1776 or 1772) Lehigh County,Northampton, PA, in front of a Justice of the Peace, 1797. In 1798 Conrad Cole and Mar4y Deeter Cole went westward across the Alleghenies. They were among the earliest settlers in Crawford County, PA. They were reputed to be very wealthy and owned 400 acres of land in Crawford County. They gave money for a public school and Evangelical Lutheran Church were Conrad Cole and wife, Mary Deeter Cole are buried. It seems Captain Dieter was against this marriage which resulted in their move Westward to Crawford County. I would love to have a simple listing of the Dieters from Mrs. Gundry's book beginning with the German Dieters of 1632. There is no doubt these two families both from Germany became American patriots together and were significant settlers in PA. Thanks for the good info. -Jill

Re: Dieter Book

md19311 — 2010-01-17 16:42:13Z

Your Ancesters comming through Pa. I thought you may be interested in that there is a Dieter Church in Pa.

Maynard
md1931@bellsouth.net

Re: Dieter Book

md19311 — 2010-01-17 16:35:26Z

I to have a Dieter book. i did not find mine to be what I desired. I find more information on line & contacting those that use this foram.
Maynard
md1931@bellsouth.net

Re: Dieter Book

smoothe_1 — 2010-01-11 03:04:26Z

Hi Jill:

I, too, have the book and decided to answer since the post to which you replied is from 2001. I can't seem to find a Conrad Cole (Kohl) marrying back into the Dieter family. The main connection to the Kohl family in the book is that Capt. John Dieter married Maria Magdalena Kohl. Maria Magdalena's parents were Conrad Kohl & Anna Maria Drach. Before marriage Capt. John and Maria Magdalena sponsored (in 1772) the baptism of John Kohl, son of George Kohl & his wife Catharine. It is surmised in the book that George and Maria Magdalena were siblings. Perhaps this is the George you mentioned and Conrad is the brother of John Kohl above. There are numerous Mary Dieter's in the book but none I can see that fit the info you have (none that mention marrying a Kohl). Do you have any further info that might help?

I'm wondering if the Kohl family is like the Dieters in that there are many with the same name and it becomes confusing. I have 5 ancestors with the name John Dieter and is it hard trying to keep from being confused.

Sorry I wasn't more of a help but if you have any additional information on Mary, I will give it another look. Good luck.

Steve

Re: Dieter Book

jburrows194 — 2010-01-09 00:53:19Z

Hi Regina: Could you please check the book for Mary Dieter marrying Conrad Cole. Mary was b. 1776 in Lehigh County, PA. Conrad Cole was also from the George Kohl family of PA. I live in Idaho and this book is not available to me. Thanks.
Jill Cole Burrows

Re: Deiters

lmdeater — 2009-11-08 03:43:09Z

You can find some info on Adam & Eliz on the LDS website. Would you happen to have any info on Thomas' wife?

I am seeking information on...

KdCd22 — 2009-09-23 00:42:31Z

I am seeking information on Daniel Dieter married to Catherine. They were both born in Germany in 1811 and immigrated with there Son Peter (Born 1843)and daughter Hetty (born 1847) in I believe 1847. Daniel died in May of 1880 of heart disease.

If anyone has any information I would like to know, if not I hope this helps someone.

Deiters

LDutter3 — 2009-08-17 20:37:52Z

Hi Carrie,
Good to hear from you again. I know what you mean about the Puter problems. I have gone through that. In reference to snail-mail, I use that to compare it to Email. No reflection on the quality of the the deliverer.
But the Caroline Deiter and Caroline Tucker are the ones who got me started in genealogy. I may have already mentioned this but there were a couple of newspaper clippings in my grandmother's Bible that mentioned Caroline Tuckers in them but they were married to different men. I was curious as to whether it was one perso with 2 husbands or what. That's how I got started. And yes, you have them listed right. As near as I can tell at present, we are fourth Cousins. I will have to get all of your family lines down right before I can say for sure.
As for myself, I just turned 77 on the 12th of August, and now I am an old coot. Pauline, my wife and I have 3 kids. I should say adults. Deborah Ann is 52, Joseph is 49 and Diane is 46. Debbie has no children and Joe has a daughter, Jamie Michelle, who is 23 and a son, Christopher Lawrence, who is 17. Diane has 2 stepsons, Michael, who lives in northern Ca. and Jason who is in the USAF and is stationed in Germany at present. She also has a son, Adam James, who is 21, and unmarried, but he has a son, Lucas James. My first g-grandchild. Diane also has a son Jacob Andrew, who is 18 and just enlisted in the USAF. She also has a daughter, Sydney Lynn Noelani, who is 17 today. We are celebrating her birthday here tonight. Boy, I can really ramble on when I get going, can't I? I have been retired for about 17 years now and loving every minute of it. I just had quadruple bypass surgery on the 1st of May and am pretty well recovered. I am still trying to find out about the Deiter line prior to Caroline and Thomas. I noticed a reference to an Elizabeth Beir in one Tree and can't find any connection. The info about Adam Deiter and Elizabeth Kocher is from Caroline Deiter's death certificate. I can't find any reference to them anywhere else. But I have to go now so will say good bye. Larry

Re: Julia Deiter (Dieter, Deeter, Teeter, Dotter, Dotterer) b.1840 in Pennsylvania

carriesiesser1 — 2009-08-17 05:05:17Z

Hi Larry,
Sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you, but I have been having a heck of a time with my computer. I've had to uninstall and reinstall my internet security several times. I think I finally got the problem fixed, for the time being any way.
I grew up in Paramount. It's a good place to be from. I don't miss the place but I do miss some of my friends and family that are still down there.
My address up here is

Carrie Siesser
25596 Lawrence Rd.
Junction City, OR 97448

It's funny you would call it snail-mail, I work for the Post Office in a small town up here called Elmira. You'd be hard pressed to find a more rural community but I love it.
When I renew my accout with ancestry.com (probably in October when it starts to rain) I can check all my info.
I'm sending a picture of my grandfather Edward Casterlin who is/was the son of Lydia Dieter Casterline who was/is the daughter of Thomas Dieter who was/is the brother of Caroline Dieter Tucker who is/was the mother of your great grandmother Caroline Tucker. I hope I got that right, it can make your head hurt afterwhile. Either way, we are related but I'm not sure what the relation would be called do you? Are we distant cousins serveral times removed or something like that.
Tell me, Larry, what do you do for a living? Or are you retired? I only have 6 more years until I can retire but I think I will still work longer providing my health holds out.
Do you have children? and grandchildren? I have two kids Kassidy, she's 20, and Kyle, he's 18. They are both in college this fall, another reason to keep on working. Anyway, speaking of working I better get off to bed morning always seems to come too early. lol
Thanks in advance for sending the info. I have to look through my mom's photos to find the ones of Lydia Dieter Casterline but I will do that soon.
Have a good night, will write again soon.
Take Care,
Carrie

Re: Hattie Kline and Albert Dieter

jcholman55 — 2009-08-10 02:32:36Z

Thank you anyway and good luck with your search.
Please keep me in mind if any info comes along JC

Re: Hattie Kline and Albert Dieter

tediederich1 — 2009-08-08 18:28:13Z

Sorry, my Albert Dieter was born 4 Jul 1867 and died between 1930-1938. Hattie was born 7 Sept 1872 and died 28 Apr 1938.

Re: Julia Deiter (Dieter, Deeter, Teeter, Dotter, Dotterer) b.1840 in Pennsylvania

LDutter3 — 2009-08-04 01:53:29Z

Hi Carrie,
Larry here again. Thank you for your fast response. I was waiting anxiously for it. The Dotterer name is where I descend from. My emigrant ancestor was born in Germany in 1683 and arrived in America between 1717 and 1721. His grandson, Johan Conrad Dotterer is the first Dotterer sttler in Northampton Co. Pa. As for the Deiters and Tuckers, I have quite a bit of info on them and even some pics of Wm. Tucker and Caroline Deiter. Also of four of their daughters and their one son Thomas Tucker who died in the 1930s I believe. Regretfully I do not have one of my g-grandmother, Caroline Tucker, who by the way was the instigator of my getting into genealogy. My sister, Doris died in 1990 and her sons were going thru her things and came across my grandmother's bibl;e. They gave it to me and I stuck it in a drawer and as I was moving it one day it fell and came apart and a couple of newspaper clipping caught my eye. Two Caroline Tuckers, married to different husbands. I had heard we had a Tucker line at sometime but did not know who or when. I got curious as to who the two Carolines were. Was it one women married twice or what. And right now I have almost 24,000 people in my Tree. But anyway, you mentioned in your other message about your family have some black sheep. Join the club. I came to California at the age of 4 years. My father ran off with his brother's wife and they took all of their kids myself included and we headed west. That was in 1936. They left her only daughter with our grandparents and she was raised by them.We didn't go back to Pa. until about 1947. So I never really knew my mother and as a result we never binded to well. But to shorten this, If you nwill send me your snail-mail address I will send you a package on what I hve regarding thie Deiters and Tuckers. And whatever else you might want. By the way, my snail-mail address is as follows;
Lawrence R, Dutter
232 N. Angeleno Ave.
Azusa, Ca. 91702

Thank you again, Larry

Re: Julia Deiter (Dieter, Deeter, Teeter, Dotter, Dotterer) b.1840 in Pennsylvania

carriesiesser1 — 2009-08-03 05:05:41Z

I am decended from a Thomas Dieter who is listed in Buck Township in the 1870 census I believe. His daughter, my g-grandmother Lydia married the boy next door named John Edward Casterline. I know that Thomas had a sister Caroline who married a man named Tucker, who if I'm not mistaken lived in Buck Township as well.
I just look at the date of this posting and realized you might already have found the answers you were looking for. If not write me a line, I have just recently been in touch with a decendent of Caroline Deiter Tucker.
Take care,
Carrie Casterlin Siesser

Re: Hattie Kline and Albert Dieter

jcholman55 — 2009-07-21 20:30:38Z

Where and when was he born?
My Dieter was born in 1878.
See my post 21 july 2009

Re: Marie Elisabeth Dieter

just1lucy — 2009-07-02 17:13:14Z

For clarity: Where did they live? And when?

(I have no information but without additional information, no one is going to be able to help.)

Marie Elisabeth Dieter

bdampman1 — 2009-07-02 17:11:39Z

I have a MARIE ELISABETH DIETER in my line. I found estate papers for a JOHN DIETER and they mentioned a MARY. Does anyone know if this is MARIE?

Thanks for any help anyone could give me.

Bonnie

Re: Dieter.....Tator?

EdithScott1946 — 2009-04-13 14:09:46Z

My greatgreat grandfather is Silas A. Tator. Could be one in the same as your Silas Tator? He was originally married to Helen VanZandt. If we're on the right track, please contact me directly: ediescott@verizon.net I have lots of info!

Re: Dieter's in Ohio

MacRorieJA — 2009-02-08 07:01:23Z

George Ditler (Dieter) married Helenn McKimm (McKim) in Stark County, Ohio in 1855 (familysearch record).

On the 1860 Census George and Ellen Dieter are in Canton, Stark County, Ohio with children Robert and John. Plus an older Bridget McKim (age 63, born Ireland). Ellen (Helen?) says born in New York.

In 1850 Bridget McKim is in Nimskellin, Stark County, and a Helen McKim is in household. Plus an Ann and Mary. 1850 Census indicates a move from New York between abt 1832 and 1839.

In 1840 a George and Robert McKim are in Nimskellin. Robert McKim has 3 female children and an older female that closely matches the 1850 Census for Bridget. George has no females in his household.

Re: Dieter's in Ohio

CenChes65 — 2009-02-06 23:09:22Z

Thank you for your information re George Dieter and his wife Ellen (Helen) McKim. I have visited a cemetery in Wayne, Ohio and George's parents are buried there along with other siblings. If you are interested, Graham Cemetery is just south of Wayne. Have been planning on visiting the Canton area and your info re the township of Nimishillen will be very helpful in possibly locating a burial place for Robert and Bridget McKim and maybe Ellen. In the interesting world of genealogy, I grew up in Crawford County Iowa and there are McKims in a nearby town. Small world or travelling west together? If you have any questions, contact me at pdreidell@aol.com

Dieter book

wjms_1 — 2009-01-25 04:28:52Z

The book was privately printed. There is a copy in the library in Dansville, NY.