Faulhaber - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

whitney_quillen06 — 2012-04-21 04:40:00Z

I just read your post in regards to searching for Faulhaber's in the Lincoln, Nebraska area. My great grandma (Lilly Faulhaber) lived most of her life in Adams Nebraska and then moved to Lincoln in her later years. Unfortunately, there is only a few existing in the Lincoln area. Furthermore, please let me know what I can assist you with and I will do my best to help you.

-Whitney

Re: FAULHABERS

pineapple78 — 2011-10-22 20:43:03Z

just to say i live in the village where yout Fulhaber was born

you can contact me @ tamski1 hotmail.com

tamara

Re: FAULHABERS

pineapple78 — 2011-10-22 20:35:00Z

Hi there... just to let you know that Salomé Lichtle married three times

Joseph Faulhaber of Schenectady

thomaskoc — 2011-03-26 06:05:48Z

Looking for information on this Joseph. I have a Joseph Faulhaber born 1830 in Frittlingen who is noted as coming to America along with his older brother John Baptist Faulhaber born 1815.

Joseph is called Joseph Fowler in both the 1860 and 1870 censuses, but Faulhaber in 1880. He had five sons in the 1880 census. William, Samuel, Alexander, Joseph and Frederick.

On a side note, there are many Faulhabers in Frittlingen which is in Schurra, an Austrian controlled province in present day Wuerttemberg.

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

totemtracers — 2011-01-15 06:35:11Z

I am looking for a Theresa Faulhaber from Kenosha. She married John Gauss in 1911. Her father is William Faulhaber. I believe she had a brother named John H. Faulhaber. I am trying to find information on that family.

Re: Faulhabers & Schweizers from Thaleischweiler, to Seneca Co.,OH

Don_L_Boyd — 2010-10-24 18:48:33Z

Anne, sorry to be slow -- I just now noticed your message.

I see the Sweitzer children were actually born in Höheinöd, but christened in Thaleischweiler. I may be able to get some further information about the Sweitzers of Höheinöd -- I'll check with a colleague there. Since they went to church at Thaleischweiler, that might mean that the Schatzmann family was from Thaleischweiler.

Re: Faulhabers & Schweizers from Thaleischweiler, to Seneca Co.,OH

Alison_Kilpatrick — 2010-10-18 22:20:05Z

Hello, Anne:
I would be very interested in corresponding with you about your Switzer family. Adam and Catherine Elizabeth (or as you have written, Catherine Elizabeth) were my husband's 3X-great grandparents.
I may have a few bits that you did not have listed, above, and vice versa.
Regards,
Alison Kilpatrick akilpatrick (at) ns.sympatico.ca

Faulhabers & Schweizers from Thaleischweiler, to Seneca Co.,OH

AnneHalford — 2010-09-14 23:28:10Z

You wrote that you had identified the German ancestors of the Fulhhaber family.

I just found the children's christening records for my Sweitzer family who also immigrated to Seneca Co., OH in the 1830's and also were from the Thaleischweiler area! I am hoping they may have been connected to the Fulhabers somehow, or immigrated at the same time? Do you have any suggestions?

Adam "Schweitzer Switzer" SCHWEIZER b: Abt. 1785 in Bavaria, Germany d: Bet. 1860 - 1870 Seneca or Wyandot Co. Ohio
Married prob.in Thaleischweiler, Bayern (Bavaria), Germany
to Elizabetha Catherina SCHAZMANN b: Abt. 1786 near Thaleischweiler,Duchy of Zweibruchen (now in Pirmasens, Rhineland-pfalz, Germany) d: Nov 25, 1872 Sebewa, Ionia Co., Michigan
All Children born in Hóheinód, Bayern, and christened in nearby Thaleischweiler, Bayern (now in Pirmasens, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany)

Margaretha Schweizer b: Aug 27, 1818

Adam Sweitzer b: Jan 7, 1821 d: Sep 22, 1886 Michigan F

Ferdinand Schweizer/Switzer/SCHWEITZER b: Nov 1, 1823 d: Mar 11, 1896 Sebewa Twp., Ionia Co., Michigan married Apr 12, 1849 in Seneca Co., OH to Henrietta SMITH b: Nov 30, 1828 in Bedford Co.,PA d: Mar 25, 1900

Jacob F Schweizer/Sweitzer b: Abt. 1826 in Germany d: MI married Apr 21, 1850 Seneca Co. OH Ellenna Smith b: Abt. 1831 in Bedford Co., PA

Michael S Schweizer/Sweitzer b: May 15, 1830 d: Jun 1925 MI married Jan 17, 1854 Seneca Co. OH Rosana (Rosina) D Bessey b: Feb 6, 1834 PA d: Jul 1925 Barry Co., MI

Re: Faulhaber, Valentine

ringfaul — 2010-05-25 02:25:29Z

When Valentin Faulhaber's wife Eva Regina Metzger died, did Valentin then marry Maria Magdalena Nunn?

Did Valentin and Eva have a son named Lewis Faulhaber aka Franz Ludwig Faulhaber b. 1819 who immigrated to USA in 1851, and lived in Elyria, Ohio?

Re: Faulhaber help

GMacVeigh — 2010-03-26 02:26:49Z

Thank you for your reply.

I will send what little information I have on Freiderich Faulhaber tomorrow.

I am searching for descendants of Fred's son Charles Edward Faulhaber
b 1873, who married Nelly Boisher b 1881 (daughter of Adam Boisher b 1854 & Jennie Sell.

Charles & Nelly had a son F. Kenneth Faulhaber b 1906 who (I think) married a Lois Marie Bailey.

In 1939, we drove up to Copper Harbor to go over to Isle Royale, and I think we stayed in Iron Mountain. I was 13 and remember how cold i was in July.

G. MacV

Re: Faulhabers Ohio

dianewhisnant — 2010-03-07 01:15:08Z

Hi, I'm Diane. My maiden name is Faulhaber and are from Ohio. My grandfather was Henry A. Faulhaber and Henry's wife was Helen Gardiner (SP?) from the Celina/Coldwater, Ohio area. My grandparents and my dad and his brother later lived in Canton, Ohio. My father is William Henry Faulhaber (still living) his older brother was Richard (Deceased). My father Bill has lived in Pittsburgh, Pa.; Cleveland, Ohio; Springfield, Ma.; and currently North Palm Beach, Fl.
--I'll get some more info for my next post. This is my first time trying to find out about our family tree. I'm a newbee!

Re: Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

JeanKennerson46 — 2010-03-05 21:25:36Z

Yes,I am absolutely interested in anything you are willing to share with me!

Do you know Gene Faulhaber who lives in Minnesota? He answered me several months ago; he is also a grandson of Gustav.

You can also contact me at in8fem@yahoo.com if you'd prefer.

Thanks so much for contacting me! :)

Re: Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

paulfaul65 — 2010-03-05 18:51:45Z

Gustav was my grandfather. I have quite a bit of Faulhaber history and a few photos if you are still interested.

Paul

Re: Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

yackygene1 — 2009-11-08 16:20:29Z

jean
my e-mail is yackygene@hotmail.com
if august father was xaver faulhaber and mother was maria strobel then we are related...ten children (9 that grew up)
e-mail me and we can bypass this...
your cousin
gene faulhaber
owatonna,mn

Re: Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

JeanKennerson46 — 2009-11-06 23:58:06Z

Thank you for replying. If your grandfather was Gustav, then he was probably my grandfather's brother. Accordingly to my family history, Gustav started out in Dubuque, but moved to Minnesota some years later. (I don't have the information with me right now; we're out of town for a few days.) I see that you live in Minnesota, which leads me to believe that we are related!
As you've seen, my first name is also Jean...just spelled differently...and my surname was Faulhaber.
Do you have information in your family line that you would bewilling to share for my ancestry database? If you would prefer to share it via personal e-mail, I will supply that if you'd like.
Thanks again for replying!

Re: Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

yackygene1 — 2009-11-06 03:01:01Z

this sounds very much like my grandfathers brother..he came
from shimberg,germany in 1901 dubuque,ia ...his brother
was his sponser...he was already here.. born august 2 1878
hope this helps
gene faulhaber
1167 austin rd
owatonna,mn

Re: Faulhaber, Valentine

ringfaul — 2009-09-17 23:38:59Z

Responding to your request for any additional information that I may have found. When you went to see Valentine's headstone at St Marys did you notice the large monument headstone nearly next to his for Bernard Faulhaber? Bernard was the son of Lewis. Lewis and Valentine were living next to each other in the 1860 census. This was a short time after Valentine had immigrated. This would make me think that they were related in some way but I haven't made the connection yet. Did you also see the headstone for Valentine's 1st child Franz Christian at St Marys? I need to check with the cemetery office to see if Valentine's 1st wife is also buried there, as it would make sense. I found a family in 1850 census with father Andrew and daughters Catherine, Elizabeth and Caroline Laubach that may possibly be Valentine's 1st wife. Experience tells me that there are many misspellings on census' and other records. Plus there's the question? Was her name Caroline or Catherine, as different researchers can't seem to agree on the same name. The 1891 pension document I have, that Valentine completed in his own hand,- - Valentine wrote on the form that his 1st wife was Caroline and his 2nd wife was Margaret Hemmer, he also listed all of his living children with their birth dates. I know that you had told me that one of your relatives told you that Valentine was buried at Johnson's Island, and that his first wife died in child birth. Caroline died 6 months after her last child was born and you saw Valentine's headstone at St Marys, so family info cannot all be believed, as I've found out with my own family. Were you ever able to find any photos of Valentine or his two wives?

Faulhaber help

NathanRuble — 2009-07-16 02:49:20Z

Fredericka Faulhaber b. 1833 Ger m. Francis Hoeger in 1853- lived in Edon, OH- then to NYC with Katherine in 1900 census

Katherine, Jakob, & Frederick Faulhaber imm in 1853 on St. Denis to NY
Katherine b. 1830 Ger, m. Louis Kratsch -children Frederick & Wilhelm- lived in NYC
Jakob b 1840- nothing else is known
Frederick b. 1843,d. 1897, m. Elizabeth Estrich in Edon, OH- several children include: Ira, Ida, Lillie, Charles, William Peter (WP), Alice, Daniel

There was also an Elizabeth Faulhaber who had married a Petre and then married a Zimmer and settled in Metz, IN, just miles from the Faulhaber farm in Edon.

Does anyone know Elizabeth is connected to Katherine, Fredericka, Jakob, & Frederick? Or who the parents to these 4 are?

PHOTO: Albert and Emil FAULHABER, sons of John A. Faulhaber and Doris Camien of St. Louis

kathy3643 — 2009-07-13 13:20:46Z

I recently bought a photo identified as Albert and Emil Faulhaber.

Albert and Emil were the sons of John A. Faulhaber and Doris Camien. They had a sister Doris.

1900 Census
St. Louis, MO

John Faulhaber 41 saloon keeper
Dorris Faulhaber 30
Albert Faulhaber 6
Emile Faulhaber 4
Dorris Faulhaber 2
Rose Hofmeister 26

MO State Death Certificate

Albert Wm Faulhaber
b. 23 Feb 1894
d. 23 Feb 1915 of tuberculosis
He was an electrician.
Never married
Buried in Valhalla Cemetery
Informant was Doris Camien, mother

Emil F. Faulhaber
b. 8 Nov 1895
d. 27 Feb 1919 of tuberculosis and exhaustion
He was a piano tuner
Never married
Buried in Valhalla Cemetery
Informant was Mrs. D. Faulhaber, mother

Please contact me if you have an interest in this photo.

Kathy@FamilyWeSearch.com

Re: Henry Adolf Faulhaber, Louis & Helen Souder?

HMP27 — 2009-06-04 14:10:10Z

Am interested in the Henry and Carl Faulhaber families. Both men married sisters, Celia and Jennie.

Helen Poland
email address gma@hughes.net

Re: Looking for Julia Faulhaber

mswift9016 — 2009-04-17 22:37:29Z

I Found her!!!!

Henry Adolf Faulhaber, Louis & Helen Souder?

dvfaulhaber — 2008-12-08 08:05:31Z

I'm looking for a picture of Henry (Heinrich Adolf) Faulhaber (and his parents Louis and Helen Souder Faulhaber) born on 10, feb 1864 in Winconsin. Later moved to Nebraska and married Celia Martin. Died in 1947 in Nebraska. His son Neil moved to Oregon ~1915-20 and married Merle Hunter. Also if anyone knows about this Faulhaber line prior to immagration, or even if anyone has any immagration info, it would be appriaciated. I have a lot of info post immagration, but not pre.

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

dvfaulhaber — 2008-11-30 05:25:03Z

I am also interested in finding more information on the Faulhaber family, particularly prior to 1920. My family branches off from Henry Adolf Faulhaber, son of Louis. I would actually like more information on Louis's father Ludwig (Louis) von Faulhaber prior to his immagration to the USA in 1929 from Baveria with his wife Louisa (Munzinger) Faulhaber. Any information would be greatly appriciated and thanks in advance!

Re: Faulhabers

carriesgirl — 2008-07-21 18:03:30Z

Yes, I am still looking for information on the Faulhabers. It is great to know you are a cousin. I would think with all the children, there should be plenty of us left, distant or not! Valentine's wife Catherine Leimbach is sometimes listed as Caroline. I believe I know our connection. If your great grandmother is Mary, sister to Louis, who is my gr gr grandfather. I did not immediately remember a Mary, but on looking up the census records I have, she would have been about 10 years younger than her brother Louis. She is listed in the 1880 census as 7 years old, he is in the same records as 17. Does that sound right to you? I have lots of information on the Faulhabers in our line and would love to share whatever I have. If you'd like, email me.
eettorre@bex.net
looking forward to hearing from you,
Cathy

Re: Faulhaber, Valentine

corysfla — 2008-07-07 00:55:21Z

Valentine was also my gggrandfather, by his daughter Mary. I did research for awhile, but haven't worked on it for a few years. My records show Valentine's parents as Franz and Anna Maria (Nun?) but I don't have any additional information on them. My records also show that he was married to Catherine O. Leimbach, d. 11/8/1873 in Vermilion, however I have hit a dead end with her. I know that prior to his death, Valentine was at the Old Soldiers and Sailors' Home in Erie or Huron Counties in Ohio. He is buried at St. Mary's Cemetery on Lake Ave, Elyria, Ohio. The headstone is very easy to find. I pulled up to the caretaker's building, which was closed, started to back out of the parking lot and looked over and saw the stone. Please let me know if you have found additional information

Re: Faulhabers

corysfla — 2008-07-07 00:45:11Z

Carrie,
Are you still looking for information on Faulhabers? I am a descendant of Valentine Faulhaber. I believe he was married to Catherine Leimbach, however I have run into dead ends with her. Valentine is buried at St. Mary's cemetery on Lake Avenue in Elyria, OH. Prior to his death he was at the Old Soldiers and Sailors' Home, which if I remember correctly is in Erie or Huron county. I believe Valenties's parents are Franz and Anna Maria. Louis Faulhaber had a sister named Mary, as well as many other siblings. Mary was my Great-Grandmother. Glenn had a sister named Edna, who married Earl Murray. They lived in the Beavercreek/Dayton, Ohio area. We still stay in touch with Edna's granddaughter and great-granddaughters.

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

rangerricknebr1 — 2008-04-21 02:04:43Z

I'm sorry but your email address is not visible. Mine is rangerricknebr1@yahoo.com

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

Don_L_Boyd — 2008-04-20 17:05:29Z

I've got a lot of information on the ancestry -- not so much on the descendants. It appears one of Philip's children survived to adulthood. But I'll share what I have. I have descendant info on another part of his family (a sibling, I think). If you can see my e-mail address, go ahead and send me a message, and I'll run a report out of my database.

Thanks!

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

rangerricknebr1 — 2008-04-20 03:09:25Z

Don,
My uncle has the actual Civil War photo of Philip, who was killed at Vickburg. Although most of the information found on Philip indicates he was a Capt. the photo actually says Major. Uncle Phil said that he also found a reference to Philip as Colonel in a book he ordered about Ohio that is now in the Mormon research library in Lake Isabella, CA. He said there are two books on Ohio there that he had ordered. I asked him to give me the titles the next time he gets to the library. Any information you have on the family would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!
Rick

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

mfaulhaber116 — 2008-02-24 16:14:19Z

Hello,

My Faulhaber ancestors settled in Kenosha, Wisconsin (Kenosha County)probably about 1850-60. The earliest grave marker has a birthdate in the late 18th century. I am the last person (male) to hold the Faulhaber last name from a rather large family at the turn of the 20th century.

Faulhabers

carriesgirl — 2007-09-07 23:37:13Z

would appreciate any help with connections to other Faulhaber relations;

My grandmother, Leona Helen Faulhaber b.7-20-1913 d. 4-29-2001

Her Parents, Glenn Faulhaber b.9-1-1889 Vermilion, Ohio d.3-14-1958 Sandusky, Ohio and Ernestine M. Michel b.6-1-1888 Sandusky, Ohio d. 10-30-1976 Sandusky,Ohio.

Glenn's parents, Louis Faulhaber b. approx.1863 Vermilion, Ohio d.Ashtabula,Ohio 4-10-1928 and Esther Holmes b.approx.1864

Louis's parents, Valentine Faulhaber b.8-4-1837 Baden,Germany d.7-18-1908 and Caroline (?)
Valentine was a civil war veteran.

thanks, Cathy

Re: looking for half-sister

carriesgirl — 2007-09-07 22:08:20Z

I have a Roland Faulhaber in my family tree. Son of Louis/Lewis and Ester Faulhaber from Vermilion Ohio. Does this sound like your family?

Joseph FAULHABER born Sep 22, 1888 in Konigsheim, Germany

EarleneScott — 2007-08-06 04:26:23Z

Looking for family of Joseph and Lucie Griesth Faulhaber married in Dec 12, 1917 in Germany. Joseph born Sep 22, 1888 and Lucie (Lusie) born 5 Aug, 1896. Thanks.

Re: Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

JeanKennerson46 — 2007-02-28 17:41:45Z

Hi,
I would be happy to receive any information you or someone you know may have. I have some things, but I'm not sure how accurate it is and would be interested to have more.

Thanks for responding! I hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

Harley1125991 — 2007-02-24 20:21:29Z

I was wondering if you had any information yet I could help you out and refer you to my uncle. We to are related to August.

Faulhaber from Baden

2006-11-23 07:34:31Z

If you are searching for your Faulhaber ancestors immigrated from Baden, Germany, I can offer you my help. Send a mail to Markogen@aol.com
Martin

Faulhaber, Matthew b abt 1862 GER, in Toledo, OH 1910

shellyinoh — 2006-06-09 18:21:51Z

Searching for the burial location of Matthew Faulhaber who was 48y in the 1910 census for Toledo, Lucas Co., OH. Born in Germany. Wife was Mary Angeline FOOR b 1858 in Fairfield Co., OH and am trying to find her final resting place. Last found in the 1910 census.

Re: Faulhaber, Matthew b abt 1862 GER, in Toledo, OH 1910

shellyinoh — 2006-06-09 18:21:51Z

Still searching for this Matthew Faulhaber b abt 1862 in Germany and was residing in Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio in the 1910 census. His wife, Mary Foor Faulhaber (b 1858 Fairfield Co.,OH), I'm also trying to find more info on. Last found in same 1910 census although the obituary of her mother in 1921 says she was survived by the daughter, Mary Faulhaber, though no location mentioned. Also mentioned in father's 1918 obit as being of Toledo.

Re: Robert Louis Faulhaber

Shayley3 — 2006-03-08 23:30:50Z

That possibly is my grandfather. He had a brother named Donald who died a couple of years ago. Their
parents names were Minnie and Louis H. Faulhaber.

Re: Searching for Faulhabers from Wisconsin, Ohio and Nebraska..

Don_L_Boyd — 2006-02-10 23:22:18Z

I am researching the Faulhabers of Seneca County, Ohio, and I have (a) some good ancestral information, and (b) some conflicting information regarding the Capt. Philip Faulhaber, killed at the Battle of Chickasaw Bayou (Vicksburg). I'd like to compare notes and see what can be confirmed about these Faulhabers. The Faulhaber family I am researching came from the village of Thaleischweiler in the Palatinate (now Rhein-Pfälz, Germany). The immigrants were Isaak Jakob Faulhaber (b.1788), married to Anna Luisa Munzinger of Bruchmühlbach (b.1788).

What happend to Jacob Faulhaber ?

christina_n1 — 2004-10-11 09:15:52Z

I'm trying to trace what happend to my great-great-grandfather Jacob Faulhaber. He married Franciska Reiger, b 1854 who came from Frankfurt-en-main, GER and they emigrated to London England in the late 1870's.

Jacob Faulhaber was a butcher and the family lived in St Annes Court in Soho London.

Between them they had 7 childred, Lena Augusta [aka Gus] b 1878 [my great-grandmother], Louise, Anne b 1885, Freda b 1888, Ella b 1886 in Germany, Harry b 1890 [aka emille] and Caroline.

Jacob Faulhaber abandoned the family in the early 1890's and emigrated to America.

Franciska died in 1897 in London aged 43. My great-grandmother Lena-augusta [aka Gus] visited the Reiger family in Germany after her mothers death asking for family help. The ony other mention of Faulhaber relation is a Cardinal Michael Von Faulhaber from Heidenfield W Germany her Uncle ?

Any connections ? most appreciated

Re: FAULHABERS

sophiefulhaber — 2004-09-09 12:03:43Z

Hello,

My husband's name is FULHABER. One oh his ancestors was Antoine FAULHABER, son of François FULHABER in Gueberschwihr (Alsace). The official paper I have mentions the two names.

I know also that a lot of FAULHABER are from Germany (Bavaria, Heidelberg) or from Austria (Wien).

Antoine FULHABER/FAULHABER
For the first time, the name changes
born 60/20/1813 in Gueberschwihr
Parents :
•François, Antoine FULHABER
•Salomé LICHTLE

Re: FAULHABERS

sophiefulhaber — 2004-09-09 12:03:43Z

There a lot of FAULHABERs/FULHABERs in Soultz, Dessenheim, Sainte Croix en Plaine

Re: Research

sophiefulhaber — 2004-09-09 12:03:43Z

My husband's name is FULHABER but the name changed : FULHABER/FULLHABER/FAULHABER.
The family lived in Alsace near Mulhouse, Colmar.

I have found
Antoine FULHABER/FAULHABER
for the first time, the name changes
born 06/20/1813 in Gueberschwihr
Parents
•François, Antoine FULHABER
•Salomé LICHTLE

Anna-Elisabeth Faulhaber, 1922 - 2004

2004-08-20 07:02:42Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 18. Aug. 2004:

In Liebe und Dankbarkeit nehmen wir Abschied von unserer herzensguten Mutter, Schwiegermutter, Oma, Schwägerin, Patin, Tante und Cousine

Anna-Elisabeth Faulhaber
geb. Pfalzgraf

* 7. Sept. 1922
+ 16. Aug. 2004

In stiller Trauer:

Walter und Martha Faulhaber geb. Hahn
Herbert und Inge Faulhaber geb. Wolfert
Horst, Thorsten, Kerstin und Kai
sowie alle Verwandten

Gershausen, den 18. Aug. 2004

Die Beerdigung findet am 19. Aug. 2004 um 14.00 Uhr von der Friedhofskapelle in Gershausen aus statt.

Re: Faulhaber, Valentine

2004-01-17 17:59:56Z

Thank you. I need to pull out my stuff and fill that in. I have quite a bit of information on the Faulhaber's, so I need to sift through to find Appolonia. I appreciate your information. Feel free to email me, personally at udhoops@fuse.net.
Kiernan

Re: Faulhaber, Valentine

MIGOUIK — 2004-01-16 18:04:43Z

Carrie Niebes Faulhaber--wife of Frank Faulhaber was the younger sister of my GG Grandfather George Anton Niebes. She was born in 1846 in Edesheim,Landau,Pfalz. The family immigrated in 1852. Appolonia Caroline (Carrie) Niebes was the daughter of Johannes Baptistam Niebes and Barbara Lerch.

Re: Faulhaber, Valentine

ringfaul — 2004-01-03 20:59:18Z

Maybe you have the connection to my ggrandfather Valentine Faulhaber b. abt Aug 1834 Baden, Germany, came to USA abt 1852. Valentine's parents born in Germany. Valentine's first wife:Catherine (Caroline) Leimbach b . abt 1842 in Ohio, d. abt 1873, m. before 1859. Second wife: Margaret (Maggie) (Hamer or Hammer or Hemmer) b. Jun 1844, Bavaria, m. abt 1875. Children from both marriages. Resided in or near Vermilion, Erie County, Ohio, for the majority of his life. Valentine enlisted 11 Jun 1861 in the Ohio Enlisted K. Co. 23rd Inf. Reg. Ohio, mustered out 28 Sep 1864. Wounded during his service. I'm at a road block trying to identify his parents, and parents of wives. (bevtimr@yahoo.com)

Obit: Grace G. Faulhaber

NMFireHorse — 2003-12-04 01:46:44Z

Albuquerque Journal - December 2, 2003

Grace G. Faulhaber, 85, a resident of Albuquerque since 1963, died on Sunday, November 30, 2003. She was married for 55 years to the late George Faulhaber, Sr. She is survived by three children, George Faulhaber, Jr. and wife Donna, Lauralee Campbell and husband Lance, and Garver Faulhaber and wife Jan; grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Michael and wife Jalayne and their son Zayne, Annie and husband Richard and their daughter Brooklynn, Bob and wife Raylynn and their daughter Ryann, Laurie and husband Brian and their daughter Pamala, Natalie and Neal; and dear friend, Jane Walton. Grace was an active member of Central United Methodist Church. She also participated in many community organizations, including Chapter E, PEO, Hillcrest Garden Club, and the Delta Delta Delta Alumnae Club. A Memorial Service celebrating Grace's life will be held Friday, December 5, 2003 at 10:00 a.m. at Central United Methodist Church, 1615 Copper Ave NE, with Dr. Charles Crutchfield officiating. Inurnment will follow at 2:30 p.m. in Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, NM. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Rafiki Foundation, ROS #157, 19001 Huebner Road #2, San Antonio, TX 75258-4038 for the support of her son's missionary work with the AIDS orphans of Africa. Sunrise Funeral Options 7601 Wyoming Blvd. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505) 821-0010

Looking for siblings of August Faulhaber from Germany

JeanKennerson46 — 2003-11-26 22:09:25Z

My grandfather, August Faulhaber, was born in Bavaria, Germany. He emigrated to the U.S. in about 1888 and lived in Dubuque, Iowa, until he passed away in March of 1954. He married Catherine Rapp (Klein) and they had 10 children.
He was predeceased by his parents, 3 sisters and 2 brothers. One older brother, Gustave, survived him, and lived in Stewartville, Minnesota. If anyone knows anything about August's siblings, please let me know.