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Re: HUBSCHER of Switzerland and Isabella co,MI.,circa 1884

RHKB253 — 2011-07-07 12:48:52Z

Thank you for your response.Although you and I are not related,we do have common cousins through my relationship with Lewis C Griffith.Do you have further knowledge of the descendants of Lewis and Maria?

Re: HUBSCHER of Switzerland and Isabella co,MI.,circa 1884

RHKB253 — 2011-07-07 12:45:56Z

Thank you for your response.My interest is through Lewis C Griffith (my cousin) and his descendants.Any further info there?

Re: HUBSCHER of Switzerland and Isabella co,MI.,circa 1884

vellsw2071 — 2011-07-06 22:22:32Z

I am related to the Hubscher Family. My grandmother was Anna Hubscher. She was a daughter to George and Maria and she married Francis Marion Ellsworth. Anna was on of the girls that had to wait a year to come over because of a sickness.

Re: HUBSCHER of Switzerland and Isabella co,MI.,circa 1884

walterbaumer — 2010-09-06 12:47:40Z

I am related to the Hubscher family. My grandmother, Margaretha Spahn Fischer was a sister of Maria(Mary)Spahn.Maria was the second wife of George Hübscher.George had four children from his first wife.Maria and George had three children. Louie Colbry had one son Richard(Dick). We still have close contacts with the Colbry family as well as with other siblings of George and Mary Hübscher-Spahn.

Matthias Hubscher

petriska — 2008-06-15 01:19:45Z

Found in Emigrants from Baden and Wurttemberg in the 18th century, Volume I, page 117

Hubscher, Matthaus

Maatthaus Hubscher of Sollingen, emigrated 1751 on the ship Phoenix, whose passengers qualified in OPhiladelphia 25 Sept 1751.

Matthias, a Calvinist resident of Sollingen and the surviving son of Niclaus Hubscher, a citizen of Wengen, in the Bern district of Switzerland, married 24 April 1698 Barbara, the surviving daughter of hans Dorfler, citizen and carpenter of Sollingen.
Children
Niclaus, b. 6 March 1700; d. 17 Feb 1742, single
Matthias, b. 6 Aug 1702
Anna Catharina, b. 5 Jan 1709; d. 2 April 1714
Catharina Barbara, b. 18 Dec 1714
Johannes Jacob, b. 18 Feb 1718
Elisabetha, b. 27 Nov 1720

Anna Barbara Hubscher died 11 May 1741, age 63 years, 8 months and 4 days, a widow.

Re: Portals Through Time

2006-05-10 21:26:23Z

am interested in book, cant seem to get thru to your e mail . sent you a hardmail message. I have done Mattingly research for several years. How are you connected ?

Portals Through Time

2006-05-05 00:36:45Z

Portals Through Time is now being printed by Lightningsource, Inc.

Portals Through Time ... a genealogical quest for the past and the present ... The Hubscher, Mattingly, Seibel, Smith and Western Families includes:

· The Hubschers from the late 1600’s of Votice, Bohemia, to present day descendants around the world;

· The Mattinglys from 5th century England to present day descendants, primarily in the United States;

· The Seibels, 18th century German immigrants to America via England, a maternal Hubscher lineage;

· The Smiths, 19th century Pennsylvanians of German heritage, a maternal Hubscher lineage; and,

· The Westerns, 19th century German immigrants, a maternal Hubscher lineage.

A genealogical treasure of family history, Portals Through Time is more than 425 pages of fact filled information containing hundreds of family photographs and candid narratives.

There are two versions of this book: (1) a paperback edition, and (2) a hardback edition. The content of each book is identical. The hardback is of grey cloth with the title in gold lettering on the spine and includes a color jacket with family group photos on the front and back. The paperback includes the same color photos on its front and back. A limited number of first edition copies will be available very soon. This book will also be available over the internet as an “E-Book” through www.lightningsource.com soon.

Portals Through Time can be obtained directly from the publisher (hubnews@chesapeake.net) or the author (hubscher@chesapeake.net), or by writing to:

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Margarete Huebscher, 1921 - 2004

2004-05-27 07:54:23Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 25. Mai 2004, Seite 26:

In Liebe und Dankbarkeit nehmen wir Abschied von unserer lieben Mutter, Schwiegermutter, Oma, Uroma, Schwester, Schwägerin und Tante

Margarete Hübscher
geb. Glatz

* 17. April 1921
+ 22. Mai 2004

In stiller Trauer:

Heinz und Gerlinde Pfeiffer geb. Hübscher
Günter und Christa Scherer geb. Hübscher
Hans-Peter und Elvira Gerhardt geb. Hübscher
sowie Enkel, Urenkel und alle Verwandten

Melsungen, den 25. Mai 2004

Die Trauerfeier zur Einäscherung findet am 27. Mai 2004 um 11.00 Uhr in der Friedhofskapelle des neuen Friedhofes in Melsungen statt.

HUBSCHER of Switzerland and Isabella co,MI.,circa 1884

R_Bubb — 2003-10-14 01:10:35Z

Searching for information for George and Maria(Mary) SPAHN HUBSCHER/HUEBSCHER,married 1877 Herblingen, Schauffhausen, Switzerland,emigrated to Rolland tp,Isabella co,MI.in 1884.He died 1895,she remarried in 1897 to Lewis C.GRIFFITH and had one daughter,Louis C.(yes,LOUIS),who married Lawrence Sylvester COLBRY.ANY info appreciated ! Thanks,Ron

Hubscher Ancestors, Vienna, Austria, 1887, birth records, newsletter

2003-01-07 03:26:55Z

Alois and Esther Hubscher emigrated from Vienna, Austria to the United States in 1887 via Liverpool, England, departing on the SS City of Chester September 1 and arriving at the Port of New York September 16. Alois was the son of Michael and Rosalia Hubscher, and was born in Wottir, Bohemia (Austria) on February 28, 1835. Esther Bauer Hubscher was born in Bohemia on March 25, 1837, the daughter of Bernard and Anna Bauer. Alois and Esther Hubscher had four children, all of which were born in Vienna: Max Michael (July 19, 1876), Paula or Pauline (March 6, 1872), Camilla (April 7, 1879), and Auguste (August 27, 1869). I am Dennis J. Hubscher, Sr., Max Michael Hubscher's grandson. I would appreciate any help or pointers in finding birth records in Vienna and other distant relatives. I also write a monthly newsletter on "Hubscher's" and would appreciate any input. The newsletter is free to all who wish it by contacting hubnews@msn.com. Thanks!

Max Michael Hubscher

djhubscher — 2002-11-09 14:19:16Z

Max Michael Hubscher was my grandfather. I have a monthly Hubscher newsletter for family related material HubNews@msn.com if you have data you wish to share.

Huebcher

EEvans1499 — 2002-06-09 23:22:17Z

I have a Bertha Huebcher (various spellings) born July 28, 1862 in Germany, married Otto Krueger before 1883 in Germany. Children Elsie, Theodore, Paul and William, some or all of the children born in Germany. Family settled in New Haven, CT. I have little info on this family, and no idea how to begin German research, and help, suggestions, connections appreciated.

Max Michael Hubscher

2000-12-20 13:42:15Z

Obie - Thought I'd go ahead and post this info, gleaned from one of the e-mails I recently received. Never know when this sort of thing might get lost...:

"...Max Michael Hubscher, my great grandfather, was from Vienna, Austria. His
father was Alois Hubscher and was an English professor in Vienna. There is a strong possibility that they were Jewish.

Alois immigrated to the U.S. in 1988 with his family. Max may have been 10 or 12 years old at the time...

Max married Carrie Sibel (Sible) and had a large family: Richard Max, Robert, Alois (Pete), Elsie, Ruth, and Theresa...

...either Max Michael Hubscher's sisters or daughters (two of them)...never married and had opened a Tea Room in New York together..."

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Searching for others and connections - Max HUBSCHER

2000-12-12 15:50:34Z

Max HUBSCHER is my great-great-grandfather who came over to the states in 1888 through [it is believed] Ellis Island.

His father was Alois L. Hubscher and mother, Theresa BOWER (maybe BAUER).

Known siblings are Paula, Gussie and Mutz (might be a nickname).

Max lived in the Balitmore area at the turn of the century and he later lived in D.C.

He married Anna Carolyn (Carrie) SEIBLE around 1898.

I'm fishing for some connections to follow it back to Austria or Austro/Hungary.

I'm also just trying to hook up with some other relatives to fill in some holes in the family tree.

Thanks!

Bill Hubscher
bill@carletonpr.com
hubscher@hiwaay.net