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LANDGRAF Theodore J Jr 1940 1990

t42Restland — 2012-04-10 14:49:08Z

LANDGRAF Theodore J Jr 1940 1990 1lt US Army Vietnam

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,624 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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Re: Wilhelm Landgraf and Sophia Raeckel of Felde, Germany

alalume — 2011-07-04 22:25:28Z

Hi,
I'm a grandson of them, living in Germany and can tell you anything about them.
Please contact me by e-mail.
Armin Landgraf

Re: James August Landgraf

Frankcuff1 — 2011-02-19 11:30:25Z

Hi Rachel - My name is Frank (Francis Thomas) Cuff. I currently live in Anson, Maine. I am 52 years old. My grandfather Frank Maybe Cuff was your grandmother Olga Cuff Landgraf's brother. I met your father James many years ago in Brooklyn, NY. I spoke to him on the phone about 5 years ago. I am sorry to hear he has passed away.
I don't know much about the Landgraf family except that your grandparents Frederick and Olga are buried in St. Charles cemetery in Farmingdale, NY. The dates of their death in your message are correct.
A couple of things about the Cuff family that may help your search; Olga's mother's name was Jennie Klotz, she was born in 1871 and according to her death certificate her father's name was Charles G. Klotz of Germany and her mother's name was Julia Tiesen of France, Michael Cuff was married to Margaret Conlon and they both came from Ireland. Michael was from County Galway. Michael is buried in Jersey City, NJ. He died there in a fire in 1870. Margaret is buried in Holy Cross cemetery in Brooklyn, NY.
I hope this information is helpful to you. Please feel free to contact me at any time if you have any questions or other family information to share.
Take care.
Frank Cuff

Re: Wilhelm Landgraf and Sophia Raeckel of Felde, Germany

Lily1A — 2010-03-19 19:51:50Z

Hi, My ggrandfather's name was Wilhelm Landgraf. He emigrated to the U.S. from Saxe-Coburg in Germany about 1860. I have detailed information on his life but I am not at all sure this is the same Landgraf that you are looking for. He married a woman named Margaretha Schulz in Washington, D.C. on April 13, 1865.

Let me know if this could be your relative and I will send you some pretty interesting information on him. I would like to piece together my family tree if possible.
Lily

James August Landgraf

Rachelsmith1541 — 2009-08-09 16:37:29Z

Please help. I am tying to reseach my recently deceased dads family history. I do not have much to go on except a small family tree my mom made for me 30 years ago.
Please email me if you know anything about his family.spelling of Landgraff is also found on a picture with Bee Landgraff weight lifting. very old photo. Not sure is when they came to the united states if they dropped an F off the last name or not.
James Father: Frederick Landgraf B.?? 3/27/1888 D. 09/1965 ?? Mother: Olga Cuff Landgraf B.10/8/1898 D.04/1977 Relation to August Landgraf and Louisa Fleckenstein who came from Germany (date??).
Cuff Family history: Olgas Mother Jennie Klatz
Olgas Father James Maxwell Cuff His Father was Michael Cuff and Margaret Condon they came from Scotland.

Can anyone help me w/ these Landgraf names????

bethscholz — 2009-02-08 21:40:45Z

If anyone can help me out with the following Landgraf names I'd be greatly appreciative.They arrived in New York,NY from Bremen,Germany on August 17,1893 with my GR-GR-Grandfather,August E. Landgraf.

Emma Landgraf:Born abt. 1882 in Germany
Caroline Landgraf: Born abt. 1885 in Germany
Maria Landgraf:Born abt. 1884 in Germany

I have still been unable to locate their parents,who would be my GR-GR-GR-Grandparents.Any information would be greatly appreciative

Landgraf family of Untermassfeld;info needed on my GR-GR-Grandparents

bethscholz — 2008-12-10 01:24:36Z

I am looking for information on the parents of August Landgraf,B:May 14,1873.I just received information that his family came from the town of Untermassfeld,which is a providence of Thuringia,Germany.I have been unable to find any information on his parents or siblings or anything beyond that.He immigrated to the US and arrived in New York,NY on August 17,1893.He had three female passengers with him,although I am unsure if they are of any relation:Emma,11;Maria,9;and Caroline,8.If anyone can help me out I'd be greatly appreciative.

Parents of August Landgraf

bethscholz — 2008-07-20 16:47:07Z

I have hit a brick wall with my Great great grandfather,August Landgraf.He was born May 14,1873 in Germany and died July 27,1933 in either IN or KY,USA.I have not been able to find any information on his parents,siblings,or any other family information.His wife's name was Emma Loheide.I have asked my 96-year old grandmother,Elsie Henrietta (Landgraf) Gehrich,if she knows of any information pertaining to her grandfather but she said that she never met him and her father never talked of him.It's like he disappeared.If anyone has any information on him and his parents,siblings,please let me know.I'd be greatly appreciative.

Valentin Landgraf 1628

abmail1 — 2007-11-15 02:38:23Z

Anybody have any further ancestors for a Valentin Landgraf born in 1628 near Trabes?

Wilhelm Landgraf and Sophia Raeckel of Felde, Germany

abmail1 — 2007-11-15 02:37:08Z

I ran into a little confusion regarding the relationship between Sophia Raeckel (17 FEb 1870 - 5 Jun 1937) and Wilhelm Landgraf (11 Aug 1873 - 22 April 1954). As these are gggrandparents I was hoping someone had some stories about these two and their parents.

Our family tree offers alternate names for Sophia as Rekel or Wiebking/Wiepking.

Ofenloch/Landgraf to Chicago

JosephSchlosser72 — 2007-02-10 15:55:24Z

I am trying to locate the Chicago portion of a particular Ofenloch family clan that emigrated to the US between 1880 and 1885. Information on those who remained in Germany would also be nice.
The family, like all Ofenlochs were from Burstadt.
There were 8 children of Phillip Ofenloch and Anna Marie Heusser
2 remained in Germany, the remaining 6 emigrated, 4 ended up in the Chicago area 2 on Long Island (my ancestors)
Family was
Jacob, B1850, remained in Germany, 9 children
Apollonia B1852, Married Phillip Landgraf, emigrated 1884, Chicago, 3 children?
Maria Anna, B1853, Married Friedrich Wenzler, remained in Germany
Phillip Bernhard, B1856, listed as emigrating to America, no other information
Louise B1857, Married Seibold, emigrated 1863, Chicago, Seibold Coal, two sons
Katherina, B1859, married Herman Kruger, Long Island.
Phillip Jacob, B1862, married Caroline Fehring in Chicago 1895, mover to LI, my great-grandfather
Johanan, B 1864, no further information

Any help would be appreciated

Re: Looking for my Landgraf family history

pamelacoe — 2006-12-14 03:40:20Z

Wow! I am so glad to get this information. I keep running into another Raymond Landgraf who was born in 1896 right in the same area. Just before I recieved your message I had decided to see if William had any siblings from whom I could garner information. I had not found much other than a WWI Draft Registration Card for a George William Landgraf, born in 1873, living in Elgin, nearest relative Mrs. Jessie Landgraf with occupation of plater for Ill. Watch Case Co. I believe this may be our shared ancestor William.
With the information you have given me I have attempted to find the correct census reports. If I have them correct, it seems that Carl used the name Charles and sometimes Charlotte used the name Caroline. The big confusion I run into is that once William is on his own or married his parents' place of birth are both listed as Germany. But if he grew up hearing both his parents speak german he may have assumed his mother was also born in Germany.
I don't know if you need or want any more information for Raymond's line, but I can give you that. Just contact me at my personal email: gondor1963@yahoo.com.

Thanks so much cousin!

Pamela

Re: Looking for my Landgraf family history

kaencat — 2006-12-13 18:12:52Z

Pamela, on an "all boards" search, I came across your message posted in the wrong place, as you said, and wrote away without realizing where I was posting! So here's the message. My name is Ginny Landgraf. You're my third cousin. Our great-great-grandparents were (Johann) Carl Ludwig LANDGRAF (26 Oct 1842, Goslar, Germany – 31 Jan 1921, Elgin, IL) and Charlotte Jeannette Françoise Frederique SCHEVERS (17 Jun 1845, Tiel, Netherlands – 25 Jul 1925, Elgin, IL). They had six children. I am descended from their oldest child, John Charles “J.C.” LANDGRAF (1869-1924). I also have some info about their parents and grandparents in Germany and the Netherlands. I will try to write up more of this info in the coming weeks. Here are the obituaries of our great-great-grandparents and your great-grandparents and the marriage notice of your great-grandparents, all from Elgin, Illinois. Hope the formatting works out OK, since all my paragraphing seems to go away when I preview the post.

*Elgin Daily News* 1 Feb 1921 (Tuesday), p. 3, col. 1:

Carl Ludwig LANDGRAF

Carl Ludwig LANDGRAF died at his home, 127 Melrose avenue, at 7 o'clock last night after a long illness. He was born October 26, 1842, and was 78 years old at his death.
He was born in Goselage [sic -- should be Goslar] in Hartdtzberg [sic], Hanover, Germany. He had lived in the United States fifty-seven years and in Elgin twenty-four years. He came from Springfield to Elgin, having been engaged in business in the former city. For over 20 years he was employed in the timing room of the watch factory. He was a goldsmith and diamond setter by trade, and was declared to be an expert work man.

Besides his wife he is survived by six children, Mrs. Louie YOUNG of Wisconsin, Mrs. Chris Richmond [sic – should be RICHMANN] of Elgin, Mrs. P. W. HERLIHY of Pennsylvania, Charles and Albert of Dubuque, Iowa, and William of Elgin, and thirteen grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Wait and Ross chapel. Burial will be at Bluff City cemetery. Rev. C. J. Rockey will officiate. Springfield papers please copy.

*Elgin Daily News* 27 Jul 1925 (Monday), p. 3, col. 2:

Mrs. Charlotte LANDGRAF

Mrs. Charlotte LANDGRAF, wife of the late Carl LANDGRAF, died at Sherman hospital Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. She was born July [sic – should be June] 17, 1845, in Thiel, Holland. She came to America seventy-six years ago and had made her home in this city for the last twenty-eight years.

She is survived by five children, William of Elgin, Albert A. of Dubuque, Ia., Mrs. C. L. RICHMANN of Elgin, Mrs. P. W. HERLIHY of Massachusetts, Mrs. L. C. YOUNG of this city; eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, also a sister, Miss Celia SCHEVERS of Chicago.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3:30 o'clock from the Wait-Ross-Allanson funeral church. The Rev. C. J. Rockey will officiate. Burial will be at Bluff City cemetery.

*Elgin Daily Courier News* 25 Jul 1955 (Monday), p. 2, col. 2:

William LANDGRAF (Elgin)

William Landgraf, 83, husband of Jessie LANDGRAF of 226 Villa St., died Saturday after a brief illness at Sherman hospital. He was born in Springfield, Ill., and lived in Elgin for 60 years. A former silver plater he was retired for many years.

Surviving are his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Lucille) KENYON of Elgin; a son, Raymond of Chicago; three sisters, Mrs. Charlotte RICHMANN, Mrs. Emma YOUNG and Mrs. Rene [sic – should be Rena] HERLIHY, all of Elgin; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Charles and Albert LANDGRAF.

The Rev. Carleton C. Rogers, D.D., pastor of First Methodist church, will officiate at services at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Bergan memorial chapel. Burial will be in Bluff City cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

*Elgin Daily Courier News* 4 Aug 1962 (Saturday), p. 7, col. 1:

Mrs. William LANDGRAF (Elgin)

Mrs. Jessie LANDGRAF, 83, of 226 Villa St., widow of William G. Ladgraf [sic – should be LANDGRAF], died in her home Firday [sic] following an extended illness.

She was born in Plato Twp. Nov. 14, 1879, and was an Elgin resident for 67 years. She was a member of Royal Neighbors Lady Elgin Camp. Her husband died July 23, 1955.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Lucille) KENYON of South Elgin, a son, Raymond of Chicago; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

The Rev. William Cull, pastor of South Elgin Methodist Church, will officiate at services at 1:30 Monday in Bergan Memorial Chapel. Burial will be in Bluff City Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after noon Sunday.

*Elgin Every Saturday* 10 Sep 1898, p. 8, col. 4:

Will LANDGRAF and Miss Jessie MCCONNELL, both of the silver plate, were married Wednesday in Geneva and, after a trip to Milwaukee will live here.

Looking for my Landgraf family history

pamelacoe — 2006-10-18 05:14:48Z

Hi, my grandfather was Raymond Landgraf of Elgin, IL (21 Mar 1900-August 1975, death in Michigan). His parents were William W. Landgraf (b.1875 in IL, death date and location unkn) and Jessie H. Landgraf (b. 1880 in IL, death date and location unkn). William's parents both born in Germany, date unkn, Jessie's maiden name unkn, both parents born in New York, dates unkn. My grandfather Raymond married Anna Louise (sometimes Louise Anna) Rose and their children were Kenneth (1926-1996) and my mother Joyce Louise (7 Aug 1929-26 Feb 2006). Any further help on this would be appreciated.

Sorry if you have found this posted twice but I think I put the original post in a location it probably would never be seen for my purposes. Thanks again.

Maria Landgraf

michelewolsey26 — 2006-10-11 23:26:49Z

My great great Grandmother was Maria Landgraf Born about 1850 died about 1931/2, was german and probably from
the Hesse-Cassel area, she married Wilhelm Volke, we don't know where. They had five children William(1869), Louisa Augusta(1871) who was my great grandmother, Anne (1873), Wihelmina(1875) and Clara(1876). Please does anyone have anything they could share re these names.

LANDGRAF family from Crimmitschau, Saxony, Germany

rrjh1 — 2006-09-06 19:27:18Z

Herman LANDGRAF b. 20 May 1852 Crimmitschau, Saxony, Germany; marr. abt 1878, Henrietta MEHNERT b. 10 Nov 1847, Saxony, (Frankenthal), Germany.

In 1891 they arrive in Detroit, Michigan with three children,
Herman, Hedwig & Frieda.

Henrietta Mehnert's brother previousl arrived in Detroit in 1890.

No information on their past in Germany has yet been found.

Johann Nicholas Landgraf family in WI

Kari_Boos — 2006-07-16 03:47:32Z

I am looking for the parents and siblings of Johann Nicolaus (Nicolaus John) Landgraf. He was born April 7, 1799 in Bayreuth Stadt, Oberfranken, Bayern (Germany). He died August 22, 1846 in Sullivan, Jefferson County, WI (USA). He was married to Anna (Eva) Barbara Lookner. She was born August 8, 1807 in Bayreuth Stadt, Oberfranken, Bayern (Germany). She died January 20, 1851 in Sullivan, Jefferson County, WI (USA). They arrived in the Port of New York on September 26, 1842 aboard the ship Philip 1st. They came over with 7 of their 8 children. Their 8th child was born in the USA. Their children are:
1. Johann Heinrich Landgraf b. Oct. 4, 1822 d. Jun. 13, 1906
2. Anna Catharina Landgraf b. Oct. 21, 1824 d. Mar. 22, 1907
3. Catharina Landgraf b. Mar 17, 1827 d.?
4. Anna Margartha Landgraf b. Dec 17, 1829 d. Sept. 16, 1918
5. George Adam Landgraf b. Jul. 17, 1832 d. ?
6. Johann Daniel Landgraf b. Nov 25, 1837 d. Nov. 10, 1926 (my great-great grandfather)
7. Wolfgang Herman Landgraf b. Mar. 28, 1842 d. Jan 2, 1923
8. Lena Landgraf b. Nov. 20, 1844 d. Dec. 14, 1932
Anyone with any information can email me at karisfamilytree@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Kari

Anna Eberhardina Landgraf 1832 Bavaria

SNorthridge — 2006-07-10 21:15:58Z

I am trying to locate information on my ggggrandmother Anna Eberhardina Landgraf b. 1832 Bavaria d. 1912 Austin, Illinois. She married William Burkhardt around 1849 as their first child George Burkhardt was born in 1850.

Based on her death certificate her father was George Landgraf born in Germany. Her mother surname is Seifert also of Germany but I don't know her first name.

Anna may have had a brother named John and a sister. I did find Landgraf's in Chicago in the 1840 and 1850 census but I do not know if they are related.

William Burkhardt was a famous Musician like his brother Henry. Anna lived on the Burkhardt farm in Austin Illionois just outside of Chicago where the family moved to after a the famous Chicago fire destroy the family home.

Can any one help with the Landgraf family?

Re: Landgraf in Germany

2006-05-20 02:28:36Z

My GGrandfather, Peter Anton Landgraf, emigrated from Fehlheim, Hesse, Germany in 1861. He married Marie Anna Glueck in 15 Aug 1850. Might you have photographs of this Landgraf family?

Re: Peter Anton Landgraf or Philip Francis Landgraf

2006-05-02 03:55:39Z

Peter Anton Landgraf is my great grandfather. I do have information on him and Philip and the rest of the family. Contact me and we can go from there.

Re: Landgraf of Bohemia

AnnAvison — 2006-03-26 17:00:33Z

Hi there, my friend is looking for information on Aloys Ascherl or Alois Ascher who resided in Bohemia around 1800's...spouse Fanne (Sommer) Ascher not sure of spelling - they had a son Hermann Ascher who was born in Wollitz aka WOLSZTYN, Bautzen. I note that you also have Ascherl in your tree and you are looking for Landgraf of Bohemia just wondered if there was a link?

my email address is: ann.avison@hotmail.co.uk but have not updated ancestry.com site.

Regards,

Ann

Robert J. Landgraf in Iowa

2006-03-20 17:28:45Z

Robert J. LANDGRAF

Iowa State College Chapter
Phi Eta Sigma
Second Annual Initiation Banquet
Speaker Dr. Arthur M. GOWAN, Assistant Registrar ISC
Memorial Union, Ames, Iowa
May 25, 1948

US World War 1 soldier Louis Landgraf – died of wounds - Flanders Field

2005-09-05 18:38:14Z

Looking for information about and relatives of World War 1 soldier Louis Landgraf. He was from Sheboygan, WI and is buried in Flanders Field Cemetery in Belgium. He Died of wounds November 1, 1918. He was the son of Frank Landgraf and Johanna Tieschen. He had two brothers: Wilford and Franklin and two sisters: Irma and Mildred.
Purpose: writing a book about those forgotten WW1 soldiers in Flanders Field
Patrick Lernout – Belgium
patrick.lernout@telenet.be

Peter Anton Landgraf or Philip Francis Landgraf

obandrl1 — 2005-07-08 06:19:50Z

Does anyone have any information about a birthplace for either of these gents? Peter Anton may have been born sometime around 1822. He is the father of Philip Francis Landgraf. Philip Francis is my great grandfather (b: 1853) who ended up in Canby, Minnesota in the early 1900s as a butcher. He married a Mary Hense. Any information would be so appreciated.

Rae Lynn Benskin
obandrl@msn.com

Re: Landgraf in Germany

MichaelKlein77 — 2003-03-02 09:47:41Z

Hello, I have many pictures of landgrave I cannot these assign.
You belong to difinitiv to the landgrave.
I can send it to you if there is interest.
Yours sincerely Michael (maikl11@freenet.de).

Scott Landgraf

Jtanker12 — 2003-01-08 02:29:20Z

Looking for info on Scott Landgraf. Any info wqould be appreciated.

ALBERT P. LANDGRAF--MARYLAND, BELLS METHODIST CEMETERY

nacw1999 — 2002-12-23 21:13:00Z

Looking for any information on ALBERT P. LANDGRAF. Born 1886, died 1914. He is buried in BELLS METHODIST CEMETERY, in Camp Springs, Prince George's County, Maryland.

Any info would help.

Thanks,
Tracy
tlw1976@aol.com

Landgraf of Bohemia

2001-12-24 17:14:34Z

I'm looking for info regarding the Landgrafs that lived along the Bavarian/Bohemian border in the late 1700s through the 1900s. They traveled to the US and settled in the Milwaukee area and may have also settled in eastern North Dakota. Anton Landgraf married Sophia Herdegen in Wassersuppen, Bohemia in 1839. Thay had 3 sons two of which lived to be adults.

Landgraf, MN. and WI.

Gramsmh — 2001-11-24 04:15:20Z

,Clara Landgraf m. Gaylord Ford, her est. b. is 1863. They had Alice Ford b. 22 March 1893, Winona MN, right on the WI. border. They remained in Winona. Anyone know Clara's family?

Enda C Landgraf

v_weegens — 2001-11-12 18:33:40Z

All I know is that Enda C Landgraf married Glenn l.Bookman August 29, 1912 in Rockford,Illinois they had 2 daugthers.
Misses and Harriett. I think Misses married a ? Monica and I do not know if Harriett ever married. Glenn l. Bookman was born August 08, 1891 and died April 15, 1978 in Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois.
Please if you have any info on this family
Please e-mail me at
craftjunkie1@hotmail.com
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME
GOD BLESS THE USA
Vikki

Louise Landgraf MD/PA

marinamuffy — 2001-07-09 15:56:36Z

I am looking for information on my great-great grandmother. Her name according to her marriage certificate is

Lousie Johanna Jacobine Landgraf (born approx. 1872 in Germany)
she married (November 19, 1892 in Baltimore, MD)
Reinhold William Uengo Neumann (later changed to Newman, born approx. 1864)

In 1910 they were living in Montgomery County, PA Louise's mother was living with them. Her name was also Louise Landgraf (born approx. 1848 in Germany). Lousie and reinhold had the following children:

Walter Newman (born approx. 1893)
William Newman (approx. 1895)
Charles Frank Newman (approx. 1899, my g-grandfather)
Louise Newman (approx. 1901)

If anyone has any information, I would appreciate it!

Thank you,
Stephanie

My grandfather

2001-04-16 21:46:36Z

My grandfather's name is Clinton Alfred Landgraf and he lives in Cleveland, Texas. His father's name was James Henry Landgraf. He is originally from Germany. any info on this will be helpful.

Hugo Landgraf

2001-03-17 13:55:17Z

I am also looking for more detail on Hugo and Ottilie Landgraf. I have a little information, but not very much. Hugo was a brother to my gr. gr. grandma Bertha Froehner (nee Landgraf). Hugo and Ottilie had 7 children to my best knowledge. They first settled near Phillips, Wisc. and later at Fifield, Price County, Wisc. and I believe later lived in or near Hayward, Wisc.
I would be glad to share what I have. My e-mail address is brownhg@qwest.net.
How are you related them, Larry?

Hugo Landgraf surname search

2001-01-15 10:55:44Z

Looking for anyone with knowledge of Hugo Ottilla Landgraf who emigrated from Germany in the 1880's or early 1890

thanks

2000-12-13 20:48:43Z

HI Thanks for the info i live in Canada. My parents immigrated to Canada in 1969,from Germany > I still have relatives there and was there recently to visit .Hope to hear from you again thanks Silke

hi

2000-12-13 12:29:07Z

I'm a Langraf but i live in the USA

Landgraf in Germany

2000-11-18 20:58:07Z

Looking for Landgraf in Germany. Parents immigrated to Canada in 1969. Fathers name Manfred His father is Herman two sons Klaus and Hans-jurgen please respond

Landgraff

2000-07-30 20:21:31Z

If you send your email address to sbbvt@aol.com, I will send you the details I have. Can you receive a jpeg of the photo if I attach it to a note?

I have Anthony Landgraff m. Hanna Chritina.

In my wife's next generation is Gustuvus Landgraff b. 1821 Port Elizabeth NJ, m 1844 Jewell NY d. 1888 Syracuse NY his wife was Amelia Chisholm b. 1826 Glasgow Scotland d. 1892 Syracuse NY.

The 3rd generation was Amelia Landgraff b. 1851 Cleveland NY d. 1938 Berkshire Village, Mass. and Lawrence Chase b. 1843 Berkshire Village MAss m. 1874 Pittsfield Mass. d. 1934 Berkshire Village Mass.

Steve Barrett

Anthony landGraff

2000-07-30 10:58:23Z

That's him!! I'd love to see a copy of the picture as I have no photos of him. However if you'd like I can take a photo of his grave and his wife's.Plus some grandchildren if that would help you two out in your search..Thanks for responding.

Anthony Landgraf

2000-07-29 17:27:03Z

My wife has an ancestor Anthony Landgraf from Germany. Settled in NJ, and then to Cleveland NY, on the north shore of Lake Oneida. He began a glass factory their. I don't have my notes with me on vacation but I think he lived in the mid-1800s. If this is a match I found a picture of him in a history of Lake Oneida.

Anthony landgraff/Landgraf

2000-07-15 20:41:47Z

Seeking information on Anthony. Born 1774 in Germany died 3-25-1867 in New York