Huss - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Reverend John Huss Cherokee Minister

cengland300 — 2012-03-18 15:58:20Z

reverebd huss had many children one of which name was mary a negroe which is the kell familys ancestor she married a kell went to oklohoma and snuck back to trenton georgia with her son weeks mix kell

Re: Huss One Name Study

rkhuss1201 — 2012-02-15 17:59:16Z

I am Richard C. Huss of Pottstown, Pa USA and would like some info on the Huss name that landed in Philadelphia in the 1700's and back to their home land.

Della, John, & Nora Huss of Holstein Iowa

chesserskat — 2012-02-07 07:12:23Z

I am looking for info on a Della Huss m Nathaniel Mallory, of West Plains Mo. date early 1900's maybe? I have newspaper announcement that states they married in a winterstorm at Holstein Ia. Della's sister Nora was bridemaid; possibly took place at Woodbery Inn. Courtship started four yrs earlier in Davenport Ia. Brother was John Huss. The only info I have on Nat Mallory is he married later in life at age 50 to a Ruth Jenson.

Re: Huss One Name Study

cvalverde125 — 2011-12-25 08:30:39Z

Good luck with your work. The Huss family in my tree are from Germany. Johannnes Huss was born in 1727 in Heidelberg, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Johannnes Huss was born in 1727 and immigrated to the US in 1752. They settled in Nottingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

It seems that there have been Husses all over the world, so you definitely have your work cut out for you. Again, good luck!

Re: Huss One Name Study

samsroots — 2011-12-21 21:36:00Z

Sorry - family illness will dleay any speedy reply - though we are concentrating on the UK at the moment ( we are linked to the somerset branch)

Re: Huss One Name Study

conradgrimsby43 — 2011-12-20 16:38:04Z

My wife is a Huss with Roots going to Weyersheim ( Alsace Lorraine) where Huss is apparently a very common name. ( Search huss weyersheim for more info) They claim the family came from Czechoslovakia in the 1600s and settled in Alsace. The Huss name is also associated with the hussite followere of Jan Hus. I have no tree information from alsace which would allow me to trace a Paul Huss who emigrated to USA.

Re: John F. Huss, landscape architect

JustLaura29 — 2011-12-09 23:16:34Z

Do you know if he had a sister Barbara? She took back her maiden name of Huss. She was my gg grandmother and I have her history from now to then.
Laura

John Huss of Iowa Family Photo

redgrier1 — 2011-03-03 05:18:41Z

I have a photo of the John Huss family of Iowa. The photo has 11 of his 12 children in it. His children were born between 1835 and 1863. Can anyone identify the children? Any help would be very much appreciate. Thanks, Red

Re: Joseph George Huss Alsace>New Orleans?

bigfish3 — 2010-11-08 02:15:43Z

that tree is supposed to read Askins family tree (owner bigfish3)

Re: Joseph George Huss Alsace>New Orleans?

bigfish3 — 2010-11-08 02:14:18Z

I am a SERPAS kind of guy but all your HUSS folks are in my tree also. You can check it out on rootsweb.com or ancestry.com under public trees. My tree is Askins Family Tree (owner bigish3).
Best regards,
Mike Askins
Blaine, WA
bigfish3@comcast.net

Re: Finley Huss

milton382 — 2010-05-19 22:31:11Z

if anyone is still following this old thread.I have and Edward Huss ancestor. M Catherine Walters,dau of Conrad Walters,their dau.,Lydia M. Taylor Baird.

Re: Weyersheim

srwood0130 — 2010-05-04 12:01:33Z

Hi John,

I apologize for the inconvenience. I forgot to add the numbers. My email address is srwood0130@gmail.com. Also, I am curious, how are you linked in the Huss line? I am a great-granddaughter of Frederick Joseph Huss, whose father is Louis Huss. Are you an ancestor of one of Louis Huss' children?

It's great to hear from you. I was worried that since the post was written so long ago that I might not hear from anyone. Thank you again!

Re: Weyersheim

jhuss6405 — 2010-05-04 02:06:35Z

Hi Shannon,

Please check the email address that you supplied.
I tried to respond but received a notice that the address provided belonged to Steve. I look forward to corresponding with you.

John

Re: Weyersheim

srwood0130 — 2010-04-22 14:44:30Z

John,

My name is Shannon and I am directly related to Louis Huss (son of Florent Huss and Phillipine Mathias) who immigrated to the United States and settled in Illinois.

A family member had already completed the family tree a long time back, so I do not have any photos or marriage and birth records I would love to have a copy of anything (photos, information, or contacts) for Phillipine mathias, Florent Huss, Florent's parents (Urban Huss and Marie Madeliene Hollender), Urban's parents (Jean Valentin Huss and Brigitte Hild, Jean's parents (Paulus huss and Marie Eve Bonn), and, finally, Paulus' parents (Guirini Huss and Catherine Acker).

I am not sure how far back your information goes or if you have gravestones for all of the above people, but I would absolutely love anything you could provide me.

Also, do you know how the Huss bakery you mentioned fits in to my family line?

If you would like to send me an email you may. My email address is srwood@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing back from you.

Re: Finley Huss

thehuss5 — 2010-02-15 06:45:30Z

If you get this email back. Looks like it's been awhile since you were on.

Virgil's 2 sons; Leonard and Raymond Huss, I'm the son of Leonard Born 1937

Re: Huss family

thehuss5 — 2010-02-15 06:23:52Z

I've heard of Indian in my family. My grandfather was Virgil Huss. My father Leonard J Huss, and his brother Raymond. Just getting into this. Going to get all my moms records.

Anna Mary Huss, 97, of Forest Hills, formerly of Lancaster,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-01-29 02:31:27Z

(Pittsburgh,pa,)

Anna M. Huss
Forest Hills
Formerly of Lancaster
Anna Mary Huss, 97, of Forest Hills, formerly of Lancaster, died Sunday, Jan. 24, 2010. She was the wife of the late Williams E. Huss, MD; dear mother of Susan (Joe) Lescinsky, of Forest Hills, Mary Ann (Dean) Hoisington, of Vermont, Nancy (Bob) Urso, of Harrisburg, and Martha Benyo, of Hazelton; grandmother of A.J. (Kim) Lescinsky, Jen (Bob) Lehew, David (Kristy) Lescinsky, Amy (Matt) Kitt and Sarah Hoisington; and great-grandmother of R.J. Lehew. No visitation. Memorial service at 10 a.m. Thursday at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church. Arrangements by WOLFE MEMORIAL INC. FOREST HILLS CHAPEL, 412-731-5001. Memorials may be made to Salvation Army or Forest Hills Presbyterian Church, Board of Deacons.

Forest Hills Presbyterian Church. "

Re: Agnes Huss married to James Love

camplese — 2010-01-03 18:04:33Z

I just came across an Agnes Ellen Huss who married John Wesley Love (1834-1914). According to my database, Agnes' parents were James Huss and Elizabeth Freely.
John Wesley Love's parents were Thomas Love (1804-1841) and Rachel Sweigert (1811-1875). John Wesley Love had a brother named James, who was born in 1830 and died in 1831.
Could this be the same Agnes Huss you were looking for? I have no other information on her. The link to my line is through Rachel Sweigert whose mother was Mary Mundorf.

Re: Huss surname

maryerushing — 2009-12-29 16:22:54Z

Tom, I have information you are looking for.

Re: Huss surname

maryerushing — 2009-12-28 22:24:26Z

Tom I have Huss information to share with you, please email me direct maryerushing@yahoo.com

Re: Huss family

maryerushing3478 — 2009-09-12 18:18:26Z

Hello David, I'm hoping by now you've found the information you where looking for. I'm also a Huss descendant and it could be very well we are related.

Do you have any dates to go with Robert John and George Huss?

My grandmother was Elizabeth Huss, she was born in Omaha, her father was Joseph Huss, and there where at least two brothers Michael & Stefan Huss, their father was Franz Huss, all of them where born in St John Austria and immigrated to US. My mother who is now 95 thinks that there may have been one more brother who stayed in Nebraska other than that I'm not sure.

please feel free to email direct maryerushing@yahoo.com my family tree is on www.ancestry.com

Re: Huss One Name Study

samsroots — 2009-06-27 11:38:08Z

My Huss family appear to be British. We have traced the name back to the early 1700's in the UK before hitting a brick wall, which may be the point they arrived, but only time and more searching will tell. There is also a cluster not related to my family in Derbyshire in the UK, although these seem to be Swedish in origin.This study is in it's infancy but it will eventually be a worldwide study of the incidence of the name Huss, looking at it's orgins and migration patterns. I have currently completed stage 1 which is the recording the incidence of the name in all UK civil registration and census records from 1837 - current availability and forming family tress where possible from this information. The second stage is to look at the US incidence and Europe. It seems that this name has a German/Easter European origin. I currently don't have any information other than the UK, so anything you would be willing to contribute would be great and fully acknowledged. This is the GOONS website so you can get a bit more of an idea of where the project is heading. http://www.one-name.org/onswhatis.html
I think this is going to be a long process, but I will keep everyone who is interested posted.

Re: Huss One Name Study

maryh187 — 2009-06-25 13:20:46Z

My Huss line came from the Eifel area of Germany to Somers, Wisconsin and settled in the Union Hill/Belle Plaine area of Minnesota. There is also a Huss line from the Minneota, Minnesota area that is if I'm remembering correctly, Swedish. What is it that you would like? Do you have any German Huss lines in your records?

Huss One Name Study

samsroots — 2009-06-23 20:41:21Z

I am in the process of setting up a one-name study of the Huss family. This name is registered with the Guild of One Name Studies in the UK. My current research is based in the UK, but any information on this name in the world is greatfully received. I am more than happy to provide help for anyone researching this name and have a number of trees available back to the late 1700's. In due course there will be a website which I will post details of the family name. Any information will be fully credited to you, the person supplying the information.
Please get in touch if you want more info!

Re: Robert Dean Huss

nedashaw — 2009-06-13 21:44:09Z

robert dean huss resides in seattle washington
he is safety director at seattle central community college

HUSS Minnie M and Gus W

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 13:41:10Z

HUSS Minnie M and Gus W

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 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: Finley Huss

WMOON1 — 2009-04-02 04:05:40Z

I had not checked this site in a long time. I knew I had never heard back from Patricia and I am Sorry to hear she has passed away. Someone emailed to this site and Ancestry passed it on to all of us I presume. So if you want to work on our Huss family together email me at ramwsm@hughes.net .
Wanda Moon

Re: huss - pennebaker

saabster — 2009-04-02 00:53:31Z

Charlene, I am looking for information also. Willard Huss

Re: Huss in Pennsylvania

ashhughes1 — 2009-03-23 14:48:55Z

Hello I am interested in the information you have on elisha Huss could you email me any you have thanks ashhughes1@sbcglobal.net
Anthony Huss

Jack Huss married Anna Marose in chicago

w-marose — 2009-02-07 19:20:44Z

Jackand Anna were married on or about December 13 1935 in Cook County, Illinois. Possibly Chicago Would like any information on Anna and her family. Any help will be appreciated

Re: JOHN HUSS + ELIZABETH TRAVIS

truddie68 — 2008-12-25 23:30:48Z

Mary, Thanks for answereing. If you connect your Huss to mine please let me know...I have not done that much research because I was bussy with other portions of my ancestory...My great grandmother was John H.B. Huss's daughter. And what I can tell....the only daughter and the eldest child...Truddie

Re: JOHN HUSS + ELIZABETH TRAVIS

maryh187 — 2008-12-23 13:55:21Z

Hi Truddie,

I am working on the Huss family who immigrated to Kenosha County, Wisconsin and then moved on to Union Hill, Minnesota (near Belle Plaine in Scott and LeSeuer Counties). John Huss is a name in our family tree as well.

Mary

Re: JOHN HUSS + ELIZABETH TRAVIS

truddie68 — 2008-12-22 00:37:31Z

are you still on the ancestory research for the Huss's?
I would for you to contact me as I am trying to find out
more information on Oraetta Huss...Am anxious to hear from you....Truddie

Huss, Harris

Jessup1910 — 2008-12-21 09:26:47Z

I am looking for information or family kin that know of Frances H. Harris, who died in a kansas city fire after 1906. She was known as Frances H. Marto in MN in the 1890's. I believe her maiden name was Huss and was family to Wyan P. Huss and Susan Jones-Huss in Doniphan county. Frances had a daughter named (Lydia Ida Huss) who married a Walter Arden Strawmatt and lived in Lake City, Winona, MN. And Ida had a little brother named William. Ida and William's grandparents were Wyan and Susan Huss. Ida died in Wabasha county MN while her mother, Frances was a Marto.
As for the fire Frances had died in, I know not the particulars, but there is mention of Highland Station in Kansas City, KS. She had a uncle named James Huss and a cousin named Adam Huss. I am looking for information pertaining directly to Frances. Frances was involved in giving permission for Ida's son to join the military in 1906. There is a definite link to Doniphan county. I would appreciate a sincere reply.

John F. Huss, landscape architect

KurtCulbertson — 2008-11-23 17:32:15Z

I am interested in the life and work of John F. Huss, landscape architect. Huss was born on May 11, 1846, in Mallans, Switzerland, near Bern. After education in work in Bern, Paris, and London, he immigrated to the United States, settling in Philadelphia in 1875. He then spent two years with the company of Samuel Parson in Flushing, New York, returning to Philadelphia in 1875 to work with the Buist firm.

In 1885 he was appointed general foreman of the construction of new parks in New York. In 1890 he moved to Lenox, Massachusetts, where he was superintendent of the grounds of the Morgan Estate for eight years. Huss then returned to Switzerland for two years, returning to Hartford, Connecticut in 1900.

Kurt Culbertson
120 East Main
Aspen, Colorado 81611

Re: Agnes Huss married to James Love

Glove43 — 2008-11-15 01:44:11Z

I would be interested in exchanging information also.
Email me and we can exchange info.

Re: Nicholas Huss

mpbroeren — 2008-10-31 16:12:39Z

sorry, don't know Huss history beyond the family that settled near Freedom Wis.

Re: Nicholas Huss

maryh187 — 2008-10-30 19:24:22Z

Any connection to the Huss family who came to Kenosha, Wisconsin from Germany and then moved on to the Union Hill/Belle Plaine, Minnesota area?

Mary

Re: From Brazil!

maryh187 — 2008-10-30 19:22:07Z

Hello Daniela,

I have a Huss relative who immigrated to Brazil. Here is the information:

Susanna Huss born (and/or baptized) February 21, 1816 in Bettingen-Altenhof. She married Johann Schmatz in 1840 (possibly before 1840). Johann was the son of Johann and Margaretha (Maurer) Schmatz. Susanna, Johann and their family immigrated to Brazil in 1857. They had the following six children:

Katharina Schmatz born December 7, 1840 in Liessem. Her godparents were Jakob Schmatz of Neuhaus and Katharina L. Schoelen.

Anna Schmatz born February 28, 1843 in Liessem. Her godparents were Hubert Huss of Liessem and Anna Schmatz of Bettingen.

Katharina Schmatz born April 29, 1845 in Liessem. Her godparents were Hubert Schmatz of Bettingen and Katharina L. Thielen.

Katharina Schmatz born October 14, 1847 of Liessem. Her godparents were Peter Ehlenz of Rittersdorf and Katharina B. Schmatz.

Barbara Schmatz born October 6, 1850 in Liessem-Schmatzburg. Her godparents were Bernhard Huss of Rittersdorf and Katharina L. Huss.

Any possible connection? Sorry I don't speak Spanish at all.

Mary

Nicholas Huss

mpbroeren — 2008-10-28 23:20:19Z

I,too am decended from Nick Huss.
Nick had a daughter named Christine.
She married Theo Eiting in 1899.
Christine and Theo are my great-grandparents.
They had Eight children
Elmer,Lester,Clarence,Urban,Marguerite,Mildred,Edna and Edward.
Lester married Cora Arts in 1926.
Les and Cora had five children:
EllaMae,Harland,BettyLou,Alverne and Darlene

Re: Agnes Huss married to James Love

KStanbary — 2008-09-30 14:15:44Z

I am interested in collaborating with anyone researching the Huss-Love connection.

Re: Old Photo of Huss Twins - Alice & Alta

KStanbary — 2008-09-30 14:09:25Z

I am interested in purchasing the photo. I have sent you a detailed message to your email address.

Re: Huss in Illinois

GrammarGuru — 2008-09-02 20:01:21Z

There was a Claus Huss from Schleswig Holstein who settled a few miles south of Rock Island, in Mendota, Illinois. Family is still there, though few with the name Huss.

If interested, contact me at grammarguru@aol.com.

Huss, Franz

maryerushing — 2008-08-20 16:23:16Z

had 3 sons Joseph b. 1857, Mike or Michael & Steve.

Do any one have information on this family.
Dates, grparents.

Rescued Photo, HUSS Surname, Grand Rapids, Kent Co. MI

KBarnes1958 — 2008-07-29 11:35:28Z

As a hobby, I rescue old photos from antique shops and auctions. I picked up a photo of a man, identified on the back as Edd HUSS.

W.H. Hickok on West Bridge St. in Grand Rapids, MI was the photographer.

My goal is to locate family to send this original treasure to. For details on how to obtain it, contact me at:
digginroots@yahoo.com

Kathy

Re: Henry Huss born Germany 1845

judykosek — 2008-06-06 17:38:52Z

Hi Mary, I believe that I am the person you are referring too. Kosek is my maiden name. And the guy we were both chatting with said that the connection with the Huss family was through the Lindenfelser family who married into both lines.

If this tells you that you are talking to the same person again, fine. If not let me know and I will post my email address for lyou.

Re: Henry Huss born Germany 1845

maryh187 — 2008-06-05 22:30:42Z

I know of someone else working on this Huss family. Email me at maryh@emcp.com. I will try to find her email address for you. My Huss family came from the Union Hill and Belle Plaine area which is not so far from Faribault. We've been unable to find a connection though.

Mary

Re: From Brazil!

maryh187 — 2008-06-05 22:03:37Z

Daniela,

I don't speak Spanish, but we may have a possible connection. Here it is:

Hubertus “Hubert” Huss
Born: January 15, 1783

He married Catherine Schoelen November 22, 1808 in Bettingen. His godparents were Hubert Huss and Katharina Welter from Ernzen for Maria Nauser from Daleiden. Hubert lived in Altenhof for a while (long enough to have the fourteen children born and baptized there) and then he lived in Fliessem. In Altenhof, he lived on an old farm near Bettingen. Bettingen is a bit southwest of Bitburg. Altenhof lies off the main road between Bettingen and Oberweis. Altenhof means “old farm.”

Died: Fliessem Germany June 12, 1855 at the age of 76 years old

Katherina Schoelen
Born: June 21, 1791 in Bettingen-Altenhof

Her father was, Mathias Schoelen, whose parents were Mathias and Katharine Schoelen of Freilingen. Her mother was Margaretha Noesges who parents were Dominik Noesges and Katharina Mueller from Bettingen-Altenhof. Her family lived in Albettingen and moved to Fliessem in about 1833. She married Hubertus Huss November 22, 1808. According to the Altenhof, Eifel, Germany church records, Hubert and Katharina had the following sixteen children:

Matthias Huss born (and/or baptized) December 18, 1809 in Bettingen-Altenhof. He married Katharina Thielen. Katharina Thielen was born January 13, 1807 at Halsdorf. He died December 19, 1848 at the age of 41. Matthias and Katharina had the following six children:

Katharina Huss born May 24, 1834 in Liessem and baptized March 2, 1835. Her godparents were Hubert L. Huss and and Katharine Thielen of Halsdorf.

Hubert Huss born May 24, 1834 and baptized May 25, 1835 in Liessem (possibly Bickendorf?). His godparents were Hubert L. Huss and Katharina Thielen of Halsdorf.

Anna Maria Huss born December 21, 1835 and baptized March 13, 1837 in Liessem. Her godparents were Hubert L. Huss and Anna Maria Thielen of Halsdorf.

Hubert Huss born June 30, 1837 and baptized January 15, 1846 in Liessem (possibly Bickendorf?). His godparents were Hubert Huss and Susanna Huss.
Jakob Huss born March 9, 1841 in Liessem and baptized December 16, 1841 in Liessem (possibly Bickendorf?). Her godparents were Jacob B. Claasen and Katharina Huss of Liessem.

Barbara Huss born March 31, 1843 in Liessem. Her godparents were Stephan Thielen of Halsdorf and Barbara L. Huss.

Bernardus “Bernard” Huss born April 22, 1811 and baptized April 25, 1811 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Margaretha “Margaret” Huss born (and/or baptized) June 12, 1813 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Matthias Huss born January 22, 1815 and baptized February 24, 1815 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Susanna Huss born (and/or baptized) February 21, 1816 in Bettingen-Altenhof. She married Johann Schmatz in 1840 (possibly before 1840). Johann was the son of Johann and Margaretha (Maurer) Schmatz. Susanna, Johann and their family immigrated to Brazil in 1857. They had the following six children:

Katharina Schmatz born December 7, 1840 in Liessem. Her godparents were Jakob Schmatz of Neuhaus and Katharina L. Schoelen.

Anna Schmatz born February 28, 1843 in Liessem. Her godparents were Hubert Huss of Liessem and Anna Schmatz of Bettingen.

Katharina Schmatz born April 29, 1845 in Liessem. Her godparents were Hubert Schmatz of Bettingen and Katharina L. Thielen.

Katharina Schmatz born October 14, 1847 of Liessem. Her godparents were Peter Ehlenz of Rittersdorf and Katharina B. Schmatz.

Barbara Schmatz born October 6, 1850 in Liessem-Schmatzburg. Her godparents were Bernhard Huss of Rittersdorf and Katharina L. Huss.

Juliana Huss born (and/or baptized) January 22, 1818 in Bettingen-Altenhof. She married Peter Ehlenz January 11,1845. Peter was a widower; his first wife was Magdalena Noesges. Peter and Juliana lived in Rittersdorf.

Marie or Maria Huss born (and/or baptized) July 9, 1819 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Barabara born (and/or baptized) September 14, 1820 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Henricus or Heinrich Huss born May 26, 1822 and baptized March 11, 1823 in Bettingen-Altenhof..

Katharina or Catherine Huss born (and/or baptized) February 11, 1824.

Marie or Maria Huss born (and/or baptized) March 17, 1826 or possibly born April 6, 1826 and baptized April 20, 1826 in Bettingen-Altenhof..

Stephanus “Stephen” born (and/or baptized) October 16, 1827 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Johann or Joannes born (and/or baptized) April 5, 1829 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Valentinus or Valentin born (and/or baptized) October 5, 1830 in Bettingen-Altenhof.

Nicolas or Nikolaus born (and/or baptized) June 25, 1832 in Bettingen-Altenhof. He died August 31, 1841 at Liessem at the age of 9 years old.

Matthias Huss born, baptized and died June 11, 1834 in Liessem.

Maybe Susanna had a sibling that immigrated to Brazil with her that I'm not aware of?

Mary

Re: Huss in Pennsylvania

sawdustcottage — 2007-01-17 03:03:16Z

Do you happen to know Florence's parents' names? There are some Florence's mentioned. I have a lot of information on the Huss Family of Iowa and Pennsylvania with many photographs. (The family of John Huss of Iowa............ john's parents were Noah Huss and Mary Burkholder). I have info going back to Elisha Huss born 1765).
Lori

Re: Corrected e-mail address

djpep55 — 2008-01-20 03:44:32Z

Updated address is djpep55@sbcglobal.net