Heinemann - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Oskar / Florence / Sonny Heinemann

IreneP — 2011-10-02 04:25:07Z

I am looking for more information on

Oskar Heinemann, b. ca. 1880 in Bremen, Germany.
Oskar was a dentist and first married to Antonie Sandkuhl with whom he had two children - Anita and Oskar Gustav ("Sonny"). His second marriage was to an English lady whose first name was Florence (last name unknown, b. in Northampton, England, ca. 1889).
Oskar lived in England before WWI, then returned to Germany and practiced as a dentist in Rathenow near Berlin. When the Nazis rose to power, he emigrated to Palestine and after WWII, in Nov 1945, immigrated to the U.S.

I am also looking for:
Oskar Gustav ("Sonny") Heinemann, b. 1907 in England, d. 1998 in Florida.
He was the son of Gustav (above) and was married first to a lady named Kitty, later to Annette (spelling variations possible) Anton.

Any information is of interest to me. Thank you much in advance.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

tomandjackie1968 — 2011-08-22 04:24:55Z

Do you still have a copy of the research? Does it mention any Heinemann families living in Minnesota? Could I buy a copy of this research?

Thanks for your time.

Jackie

Re: August Heinemann of Paterson, NJ

Wilsonstree — 2011-08-11 13:16:56Z

Send me your email address and i will send you a rather large pdf file. I dont remember how big it is, but if it is to large to send thrut the email, i will send it thru www.yousendit.com from DrDebit17@gmail.com

Don Wilson

Re: August Heinemann of Paterson, NJ

miasmus — 2011-08-11 03:23:02Z

I am searching for information on the Anton Heinemann family of Mauston, Wisconsin. How would I go about finding the book "Heinemanns in America" Thanks for any help you may offer.

Re: August Heinemann of Paterson, NJ

Wilsonstree — 2011-07-21 00:48:33Z

Did you review the publication Heinemann's in America by Charles Brunk Heinemann?

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

dhweb — 2011-06-15 16:13:54Z

Thanks Don. Please send it to dhweb1@gmail.com. -dennis

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2011-06-15 08:10:11Z

I would be happy to send you the pdf, but it is 14KB large and will not go thru an email. I will send it from DrDebit17@yousendit.com but you need to let me know to what email address to send it to.

I will be on vacation from 6/18/11 thru 7/10/11 so if i dont hear back from you, i will send it to you when i get back.

Don

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

dhweb — 2011-06-15 01:37:22Z

I am a descendent of Family 95. I have paper copy of Charles' book. I would love to get a copy of the PDF if you could send it. Also, you mentioned that there are other documents produced by Charles. Could you provide any information about what those were, or are they part of what was donated to the Cincinnati Library? Thanks, Dennis Heinemann

August Heinemann of Paterson, NJ

kathy1mills — 2011-05-25 19:31:35Z

I am researching August Heinemann, who was born abt 1857 in Hannover, Germany. He lived in Paterson NJ and died there sometime after 1910. He was married to Rosina Mesnig, who came from Bavaria.

Does anyone have info on this line? Would love to know info about his parents.

Henry & Mabel Heinemann - New York

susanhsg — 2011-02-23 19:16:10Z

Looking for any informatio on my gg Uncle.

Henry (b 12/20/1879) married Mabel DeWitt (b. 1881) on 08/03/1901.

They lived in Queens - last known address was on 145th St in Ozone Park area.

Re: Edward Heinemann

ssaine0116 — 2011-02-23 00:35:22Z

I can tell you what happened. This is Barbara, your cousin. When he died he was married to Helen. She called my dad and he flew in for the funeral, I was living there. When we went to her house, she told us he was already buried and wouldn't tell us where. our grandfather showed my dad and I his will when we had saw him a few months earlier. He wanted my dad to have family photos and other family heirlooms. helen said he never had a will and would not give us anything.

I have just a few pictures of our Grandfather when he was with his sons but nothing else. I can scan and send to you.

Barbara Heinemann
baheinemann@gmail.com

Catherina Elisabeth Heinemann Young - Guxhagen, Germany, 1842

sbnet63 — 2010-08-31 06:22:35Z

I have now found the town she came from. Does anyone have any information on her ancestors, starting with Adam Heinemann and Helena Willing.

Thanks.

Re: Catherina Elisabeth Heinemann Jung 1842

sbnet63 — 2010-07-01 22:39:55Z

Also she moved to Central Illinois, and raised her family here, and died here.

Catherina Elisabeth Heinemann Jung 1842

sbnet63 — 2010-07-01 22:33:46Z

Looking for ANY info about Catherina Elisabeth Heinemann, born 1842 in Hesson-Cassel Germany. Married in US to Franz Ferdinand Jung. Came to US about 1866. Parents Adam Heinemann and Helena Willing, who died in Germany. Basically just looking for the TOWN she was born in.

Heinemann in Heuthen bei Heiligenstadt, Eichsfeld, NW Thuringia

pmwilson84 — 2010-06-21 15:15:46Z

Abbrieviations: + = died

Anna Martha Heinemann (daughter of Johannes Heinemann and Anglia Brodmann) was born 07 Dec 1681 in Heuthen, Eichsfeld, Thuringia, and died 10 Aug 1741 in Heuthen, Eichsfeld, Thuringia. She married Johann Kruse on 30 Jan 1702 in Heuthen, Eichsfeld, Thuringia, son of Johann Nikolaus (Bee Keeper) KRUSE and Anna Katherina Schuchardt.
Children of Anna Martha Heinemann and Johann Kruse are:
1. +Johann Heinrich (Johannes) KRUSE, b. 08 Feb 1714.
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Johannes Heinemann (son of Johannes Heinemann and Anna) was born 07 Feb 1649, and died 13 Jan 1713. He married Anglia Brodmann on 10 Jan 1678.
Children of Johannes Heinemann and Anglia Brodmann are:
1. +Anna Martha Heinemann, b. 07 Dec 1681, Heuthen, Eichsfeld, Thuringia, d. 10 Aug 1741, Heuthen, Eichsfeld, Thuringia.
2. +Christian Heinemann, b. 10 Feb 1686, Heuthen, Eichsfeld, Thuringia, d. 12 Feb 1741, Heuthen, Eichsfeld, Thuringia.
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Johannes Heinemann b. abt. 1612, and d.12 Oct 1700. He married Anna by 1652.
Children of Johannes Heinemann and Anna are:
1. +Johannes Heinemann, b. 07 Feb 1649, d. 13 Jan 1713.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-14 22:57:23Z

In an email from his great-grandaughter, she wrote:

I thought it was the Cincinnati Public Library, but don't know if there are more libraries in Cincinnati. My understanding was that it included all his papers, but I have no idea what "all" meant. Sorry to not be more help. If I find anything about what was donated when I get to Houston, I'll let you know, but I don't recall having seen anything about the donation in Midge (Charles' daughter, Mildred) and Bob's papers.

Sorry this isnt the answer you were looking for.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-14 22:00:21Z

I will find out...

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-14 05:26:49Z

Attached is his application to the Virginia Society of the SSAR a descendant from Beverly Daniel page 4

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-14 05:26:07Z

Attached is his application to the Virginia Society of the SSAR a descendant from Beverly Daniel page 3

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-14 05:25:14Z

Attached is his application to the Virginia Society of the SSAR a descendant from Beverly Daniel page 2

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-14 05:24:18Z

Attached is his application to the Virginia Society of the SSAR a descendant from Beverly Daniel page 1

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-14 05:20:02Z

Acceptance into the First Families of Virginia

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

susanhsg — 2010-06-14 01:36:59Z

Do you which library his papers were donated? I am interested in seeing whether they have my great-grandfather's letter to Chas. Heinemann concerning family #19.

I spoke with Historical Society Library div of Public Library of Cincinatti - they only have his book.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-06-13 22:05:37Z

Hi died in 1955 and is buried in Hollywood, Florida. His family donated his research papers to the Library in Cincinatti, Ohio

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

steven1869 — 2010-06-04 15:55:03Z

The link should be working now.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

susanhsg — 2010-05-23 02:08:43Z

OMG - I am part of family 19 - my great great grandfather thru my dad are listed. I am so thankful to this board!

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2010-05-23 01:19:32Z

I can provide you with a copy of the Publication if you send me your email address.The author, Charles Brunk Heinemann was my great grandmothers brother.

Don Wilson
Wilsonstree@gmail.com

Re: Katharina Elizabeth Heinemann - Family Web Page

mcihaelw55313 — 2010-05-22 22:07:01Z

She was born 20 Jul 1851 and married Karl Konrad Hagerich died 05 Dec 1921 Germany

my e-mail is: Michael_w55313@yahoo.com

Re: Katharina Elizabeth Heinemann - Family Web Page

susanhsg — 2010-05-22 13:39:22Z

I also have a Katharine Heinemann - gg grandmother. Where did yours reside/originate?

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

susanhsg — 2010-05-22 13:35:15Z

link is no longer working. is there another location for this book?

Re: Ann or Anna Heinemann

raychelgreen — 2010-04-28 23:06:42Z

Did she have any sisters from that general area?

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

steven1869 — 2010-04-08 16:12:04Z

You can find a copy of Heinemann in America at
http://heinemannpage.com/Ancestory/Heinemann_in_America.pdf

My grandfather was one of the respondents to Charles Heinemann. I would be really interested in looking at the any of the supporting research for Family #15. I am also interested in whether or not anyone has been able to connect Family #15 with any of the other Heinemann families.

I can be contacted at sheinemann1@hotmail.com

Re: Heinemann family in Belleville, Illinois

phaedrareitzel77 — 2010-01-26 21:51:20Z

I believe I have the same Heinemann, med heinemann 1878 d. 1960.married to Addie Heinemann(clubbs).

Louis Heinemann pre-1860 - Saxony to WI to IL

rouge41181 — 2009-11-19 05:22:03Z

Hi, I'm looking for the ancestors of Louis Heinemann, who was born in Saxony, was living in Saukville, Ozaukee Co, WI in the 1860 census at age 16 along with three Doehlers, and eventually married Augusta Geidel and raised many children in Chicago.

Anyone researching this line?

Re: Heinemann/Bailey connection

spoleson1 — 2009-10-04 04:33:32Z

I just saw this message you wrote in 2006--I was never aware of it. It makes me sad-- But also glad for now. I don't know why I wasn't "contacted" but then I don't know how Roots Web/Ancestry works with their message boards.

I'd be happy to share with you--I'm so excited that I may even have trouble sleeping tonight. I have done research for years and you are the first "real" live contact I've had for this side of the family.

I have some photos--but it may well be that we don't have the same ones.

Re: Wilhelmina Heinemann

SharonNosbisch — 2009-05-27 17:27:03Z

Yes, thank-you for the information. I wanted more info on Mathias if you had it. I do know that he and his wife, Wilhelmina are both buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Wright Co., IA along with several other relatives.

This leads me to believe that he was in contact with at least one of his sisters but maybe not his brothers in Teutopolis/Effingham...do you know?

Sharon

Re: Wilhelmina Heinemann

FranHall60 — 2009-05-27 16:33:03Z

Sharon,
Thank you for the information. I printed off an index report from Petrus Nosbisch, Born May 12, 1801, Died 16 Sep 1857 in Huttingen, Germany. This has all the information for sons and daughters and their descendants. The only one with little information was for Mathias.

Also, google Nosbisch family, Huttigen, Germany. Their is a page for a Thomas Pick (descendant of Barbara Nosbisch). You can click on cities in the area that this family was from. Extensive lists of family and neighbors.

If you could tell me specifically what information you are looking for, I may have it.

Re: Wilhelmina Heinemann

SharonNosbisch — 2009-05-26 15:30:52Z

Hi Fran~

Mathias Nosbisch was the youngest brother to my great grandfather, Christanus who settled in Teutopolis, IL (Effingham County)The Heinemann families were from the Trier area but not sure if Wilhelmina's was or not.
Mathias' parents were Petrus Nosbisch/Nosbusch and Susanna Royer/Reyer. Can you add to my family tree info? Thanks.

Sharon

Richard, Bertha & Hertha Heinemann-Loretto, MI to Chicago, IL

chadandkathy — 2009-04-07 23:37:38Z

Hi,

I am researching the family of Richard, Bertha and Hertha Heinemann. They immigrated to America from Germany on July 11, 1911 through Ellis Island. They came with my Great Uncles August Roeder(spelt Roder on manifest) and Wilhelm (William) Wenzel. They went to August's home in Loretto Michigan, and listed him as their Brother-in-law. He was listed as Hertha's Uncle. They supposidly moved to Chicago, and were Bakers. I have not been able to connect them in any way to the famous Heinemann's Bakery though. Richard would have been born around 1880, Bertha 1881 and Hertha around 1904. Any information anyone can supply would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Sincerly,
Kathy L.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

katz4catz — 2009-03-18 12:39:00Z

Cook county Illinois and Buffalo New York

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

sgtnysp — 2009-03-18 00:22:00Z

What city and state and what years were these Heinemann's living ??.

Kevin

Heinaman, Hessian soldier

dhelman11 — 2009-03-17 23:18:30Z

I am seeking more info about my ancestor, John J Heinaman, who was a Hessian soldier during the Revolutionary war and settled in the PA area. He was born in 1764, died in 1834, married Anna Marie Mummah. Would like to find out where and when he came from Germany, any other descendants, etc.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

katz4catz — 2009-03-17 19:52:59Z

My grandfather was Arthur Heinemann and I know little about him except that there were brother named Chester, Walter and Charles

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

katz4catz — 2009-03-17 19:48:04Z

I only found this message today and was wondering if you have found any info for Arthur Heinemann or if you're still looking. Not sure if my grandfather is the one you are looking for but I do know he had a brother named Charles

Re: Anna or Christian Heinemann

poppopzoe11 — 2009-03-15 15:08:12Z

i am a decendent of christian heinemann am not sure if he's my grandfather or great grandfather.. my uncle, lambert christian, his father lambert christian his father christian lambert heinemann.... if you need any more info you can contact me at poppopzoe1@comcast.net joe

Re: Heinemann Family

hezzie16 — 2009-03-14 07:24:18Z

I am also researching Samuel Heinemann who is my 2nd g-grandfather. His son Hans Heinrich is my g-grandfather. That part of the family migrated to Mt Cotton in Qld Australia.

I have Samuel's father as Samuel also - but nothing any further back.

I have visited Tellingstedt in Germany where Samule died and Hans Heinrich was born.

Ian Walker Brisbane Qld Australia

Conrad Heinemann

RDTEE — 2009-03-12 21:01:10Z

I am looking for information regarding the family of Conrad Heinemann. He was born in Germany in 1831. He married Madgelina Klaus in Iowa in 1868. Their children were: John F. Heinemann (1872-1849), who married Ella ?; Henry Heinemann (1876-1958), he married Bertha Merkle; Barbara F. Heinemann (1878-1966) who married Leberecht Hoelzel; and William Heinemann (1880-1944), who married Caroline Wilken. William and Caroline are my great grandparents.

Edward Heinemann

wheinemann — 2008-11-02 21:14:57Z

I am looking for information about Edward Heinemann, middle initial may have been M. He was born to German immigrants Edward and Margaret (sp) Heinemann around 1901 in Cincinnati,Ohio, and he died in/around Cincinnati in 1980.Edward had 2 sons, Edward R, and Walter R.Heinemann. Edward M. died when I was 15. I am the grandson he never got to meet. I have no other info about him other than census and social security death information. All other search routes are dead ends. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

Wilsonstree — 2008-08-04 16:05:42Z

Hi Kevin,

I am related to Charles B Heinemann and have copies of his various publications. If you would like them, send me an email to Wilsonstree@gmail.com

Re: Heinemann in America by Charles B. Heinemann

sgtnysp — 2008-08-04 14:19:47Z

FYI,
My Heinemann came over in 1839 as part of the Lutheran migration. He settled in Western part of NY state (Buffalo/Erie County and Cambria/Niagara County)Some of his descendents moved to Mich abt 1900 (going from memory; I have everything in my genealogy program) I would like to exchange info with anyone tracking Heinemanns.

Kevin Enser
Angola, NY