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Steinmann in Gethsemane (Hessen)

WGFGER — 2011-04-27 19:56:41Z

Gemeindebrief Nr. 2 vom Maerz 1990:

Margarete Steinmann, beerdigt 14. Febr. 1990, alt 83 Jahre

Steinmann

WGFGER — 2008-06-05 08:07:58Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 23. Mai 2007:

In Liebe und Dankbarkeit muessen wir Abschied nehmen von meinem geliebten Mann, unserem lieben Vater, Schwiegervater, Opa, Uropa, Schwager und Paten

Hans Steinmann

* 3. Jan. 1930
+ 22. Mai 2007

Wir sind traurig, dass Du gingst, aber dankbar, dass es Dich gab.

Deine Anneliese
Dieter und Martina
Regina und Gerald
Kornelia und Werner
Enkel und Urenkel sowie alle Verwandten

Ransbach und Heringen, den 23. Mai 2007

Die Trauerfeier zur Einaescherung findet am 25. Mai 2007 um 15.30 Uhr in der Friedhofskapelle in Ransbach statt.

WGF

Steinmann/Steinman in Connecticut

KimAnnReinhard — 2008-05-25 02:43:03Z

Hello,

I am looking for information on the Steinman/Steinmann Family who lived in Waterbury, CT.

Emil C. STEINMAN married Amelia ENZ, both born in Switzerland. Emil owned a grocery store called Steinman's in Waterbury. Emil and Amelia first settled in Boston Massachusetts before making their home in CT. They had at least two children; Emil E., and Emily and possibly another daughter named Lind?.

Emil E. married Emma and had three children; Robert, Raymond and Evelyn.

Any information about this family would be greatly appreciated. Kaugelli@cox.net

Thank you, Kim Augelli

im a steinmann. yay.

2006-02-08 21:26:04Z

Hello. Who are you and where did u come from? i'm never going to be on this site again so there is really no point in posting back. lol so yea well thats all i have to say. have fun being a Steinmann.

Bethany

Elizabeth Steinman - Bn.Prussia,Ger.>St.Louis, MO>Memphis, TN

EvelynWicke71 — 2006-02-03 02:09:12Z

Elizabeth Steinman married Conrad Baumgartner in St. Louis, Missouri in 1841. In 1843 a Conrad Baumgartner opened an office (architect, draftsman, & surveyor) in Ft. Pickering, a suburb of Memphis, Tennessee. In 1845 a Mrs. Elizabeth Baumgartner married Joseph Keller in Ft. Pickering. The 1850 U.S. Census for Memphis, Tennessee shows an Agatha Baumgartner (63 yrs.), a Mary Baumgartner (8) and a Conrad Baumgartner (6) living with the Joseph Keller family. In the 1860 Census for Memphis, there is a Johanna Baumgartner (3 yrs.) living with the Joseph Kellers. In 1860
Joseph Keller and Mary Keller (?) were witnesses for the marriage license of George Keller and Louisia Baumgartner in Memphis, Tennessee. On the Catholic church christening records in Memphis, the two youngest Keller children are shown with their parents' names being Joseph Keller and "Liza" Saineman.(I believe "Saineman" a mispelling of "Steinmann." "Liza" is used elsewhere as a nickname for "Elizabeth", also called "Lizzy" occasionally.) In 1861 the funeral of Johanna Baumgartner is held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Keller.

Obviously, there is a real connection between these families. Can anyone help me identify this Elizabeth Steinman or any of the Baumgartners listed above. The census records show Elizabeth was born in Prussia, Germany about 1825. The Baumgartners originated in Switzerland, and Joseph Keller came from Thurgau, Switz.

Heinrich Steinmann in Herfa (Hessen), 1929 - 2004

2004-11-05 07:54:19Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 3. Nov. 2004:

Plötzlich und unerwartet müssen wir Abschied nehmen von meinem lieben Mann, unserem guten Vater, Schwiegervater, meinem lieben Opa, unserem Schwager, Paten, Onkel, Neffen und Cousin

Heinrich Steinmann

* 2. Okt. 1929
+ 1. Nov. 2004

In Liebe und Dankbarkeit:

Ingeborg Steinmann
Klaus
Uwe und Monika mit Florian
Anneliese Steinmann
Käthe Steinmann
Willi und Liesel Trieschmann
sowie alle Verwandten

Herfa und Kathus, den 3. Nov. 2004

Die Beerdigung findet am 4. Nov. 2004 um 15.30 Uhr von der Friedhofskapelle in Herfa aus statt.

Obit. Walter E. Steinmann

KayRomubio — 2004-09-12 17:50:19Z

Walter E. Steinmann, 94, of Remus died Friday, Aug 7 1987, at Kelsey Memorial Hospital in Lakeview. Services are scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Remus with the Rev. Edwin Schmelzer officiating. Burial will be in Wamboudt Cemetery in Remus. Friends may call at the Crittenden-Hansen Funeral Home today from 2 to 4 pm.m and 7 to 8:30 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Lutheran Church with envelopes available at the funeral home. Mr. Steinmann was born June 4 1893, in Wheatland Township to Louis and Maggie (Keller) Stinmann. He married Ida Steinmann. She preceded him in death in 1979. Mr. Steinmann was a lifelong resident of the area. He was preceded in death by a sister, Marie Zink, in 1979. (Published in the Morning Sun (Isabella Co., MI) on August 10 1987)

Steinmann - Germany-Cincinnati

CintiGerKYRoots — 2004-06-22 03:23:29Z

I have info on a number of generations of Steinmanns from 1700s to 1900's in these two places. Would like to combine info with others. Pls e-mail separately for info

John (Johann) Steinmann

msteinma — 2004-04-24 23:06:49Z

I'm seeking information about John (probably Johann) Steinmann born about 1826 and his wife Mary (probably Maria) Steinmann born Sept. 10, 1827. They were born in Mecklenberg.

I don't know when or where they entered this US nor do I know if they married before immigrating. They were in Washington Co., Texas in 1861.

Please e-mail msteinma@aol.com if you have any information. I'll be happy to share any information I have.

STEINMANN and BITSCH in Germany

MikelaLiv — 2004-02-16 15:45:33Z

Looking for information on the parents of Anna Margaretha BITSCH, b. 1-23-1823 in Mittershausen, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. I believe parents to be Johann Peter BITSCH and Agnes STEINMANN. Family info follows.

Generation No. 1

1. JOHANN PETER BITSCH was born Abt. 1800. He married AGNES STEINMANN. She was born Abt. 1800.

Child of JOHANN BITSCH and AGNES STEINMANN is:
2. i. ANNA MARGARETHA BITSCH, b. 1-23-1823, Mittershausen, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany; d. 5-03-1877.

Generation No. 2

2. ANNA MARGARETHA BITSCH (JOHANN PETER) was born 1-23-1823 in Mittershausen, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, and died 5-03-1877. She married JOHANN PHILLIP MEISTER5 5-29-1845 in Neunkirchen, Germany, son of JOHANN MEISTER and ANNA KEIL. He was born 7-09-1822 in Neunkirchen, Germany and died 3-1888 in Marion, OH.

Children of ANNA BITSCH and JOHANN MEISTER are:
i. JOHN MEISTER, b. 8-13-1842.
ii. GEORG BALTHASAR (BALTZ) MEISTER, b. 2-28-1847, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany (probably Klein-Gumpen); m. MARY ELIZABETH HURLEY; b. 6-04-1850; d. 9-03-1919.
3. iii. JOHANN PHILLIP MEISTER, b. 10-04-1849, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany (probably Klein-Gumpen).
iv. ANNA MARGARETHA MEISTER, b. 2-13-1851; m. JAMES NEWBERRY; b. 1846; d. 2-25-1921, Marion Co, OH.
4. v. HENRY MEISTER, b. 1-22-1853, OH; d. 10-11-1915, Marion Co., OH.
5. vi. MARY MEISTER, b. 7-29-1854, OH; d. 2-29-1936, Marion Co, OH.
vii. LIZZIE (ELIZA) MEISTER, b. 1-29-1857.
viii. WILLIAM MEISTER, b. 5-31-1860; d. 1-19-1929, Marion, OH; m. AMANDA //; b. 1860; d. 3-21-1929, Marion Co., OH.
6. ix. ELIZABETH MEISTER, b. 7-18-1862, Marion Co.,OH; d. 7-07-1952, Marion, OH.
x. UNKNOWN MEISTER, b. 12-12-1872.

Re: Steinmann - Texas

msteinma — 2003-03-29 01:25:27Z

Kenneth,

I found a J. Steinman on the rolls of Waul's Texas Legion. This was a Confederate unit consisting of infantry, cavalry, and artillery companies. This unit formed in the summer of 1862 in Brenham, TX. I don't have proof that this is our gg-grandfather but the odds are pretty good that this is either him or a brother.

Mike

Re: Steinmann - Texas

msteinma — 2003-01-07 00:27:05Z

Hi Ken,

I missed seeing you at the re-union this summer.

On my screen, I can't tell for sure if the name is Steinmann. Anyway, I'm sure this isn't the family we are looking for. What I know is posted below. You can double check me or assume it is accurate and go from there. Your choice. I don't guarantee anything and you get what you pay for.

According to the 1880 census for Washington Co. (Precinct 4, ED139, pages 31 and 32) and other Washington Co. (marriage and church) records, our great-great grandmother Mary Sophia E. was born Sept. 10, 1827. She and our great-great grandfather were born in Mechlenberg, Germany. I don't know if the "E" is for her maiden name.

I did not find our family in the 1850 census in Washington or surrounding counties. That doesn't mean they weren't there, I could have overlooked them. My guess is they emigrated from Germany to Texas sometime between 1845 and 1860, probably during the 1850's. A check of Germans to America didn't shed any light.

There are four pages in the 1860 Washington Co. census that I haven't been able to retrieve. They are 36, 75, 137, and 139. All are from the Independence and Brenham areas. Our family could well be on one of those pages. Maybe you can retrieve them or find a hard copy.

My Dad says he remembers our grandfather telling a story our great-great grandfather riding his horse across the Brazos and enlisting in a cavalry unit at the start of the Civil War. He didn't come home and was declared dead. I've checked the casualty records and rosters of some Texas units during the War of Northern Aggression and haven't found anything yet.

Emil was born August 4, 1861 and Mary re-married Amel Block on Nov. 11, 1867. Obviously his father was around just before the war and wasn't shortly thereafter so there is reason to think that story is true.

Hope this helps. Maybe between us, we can figure this out. Give me a call or e-mail sometime.

Re: Steinmann - Texas

kenneth0r — 2003-01-06 16:46:10Z

Hi there cousin. I was trying to help my mother find the same thing. I found the following when searching the 1860 census. Pull up the 1860 census, Texas, Washington County, unnamed townships, goto page 25. At the bottom of the page you will see Morris Steinman and I think (but it is hard to read) Mary Steinman. Also listed are 5 or 6 children such as Nancy, Samuel, John. The last one is listed as 1 year old. Could this be the one we are looking for? I don't know. This is one year before Emil Steinmann was born. It looks like Morris was an Overseer of slaves. Looks like they were born in GA and SC and moved toward texas. Their youngest was the only one born in Texas, so I am guessing that they arrived in Texas in 1859. Take a look at this 1860 Census and page and let me know what you think. Ken Lippe

Re: Steinmann - Texas

JMorgan3528 — 2002-12-05 00:52:17Z

Hi, I am related to the Steinmanns of Fayette County, and I don't think yours are part of this group. At least, no one of a name similar to the one you seek is in this family. Sorrry

Re: Steinmann - Texas

msteinma — 2002-11-14 00:47:28Z

I've learned that my branch originated in Mechlenberg, Germany but not much else. I've really hit a stone wall.

Thanks for the information. Every little bit helps.

Walter Steinmann Pforzheim, Ger. born April, 1877

2002-10-15 22:43:44Z

I look for anyone whom may have done research on Steinmann in the Pforzheim area. I have traced my great grandfather back to this area. He arrived at Ellis Island, NY on November 25, 1892 on the Red Star ship "Rhyland". He was born in April of 1877. He was single at the time of his arrival. Both of his parents were from Germany. If anyone has any information that would lead to a connection to family in Germany, it would be much appreciated

Steinmann - Texas

msteinma — 2002-07-21 16:05:42Z

I am looking for information about the Steinmann family in Texas.

My great-grandfather was Emil Johann Valentin Steinmann born 1861 in Washington Co. I don't know his father's name but he may have been related to the Steinmann's in Fayette Co. It is thought that he may have served in a CSA cavalry unit and killed during the Civil War.

His mother was Mary E. Steinmann. She was widowed and later married Amel Block of Washington Co., TX in 1867.

Please contact me by e-mail with any information. I'll be happy to share the data I have.

Elizabeth Steinmann

ShirleyWeil — 2002-05-11 01:42:31Z

My great grandmother was Elizabeth Steinmann Zwahlen, born 1819 died 1889 near Bern, Switzerland. One of my great grandmothers was supposedly a Dr. in Switzerland. If anyone has any knowledge of this I would appreciate hearing from you.

Steinmann Family Tree

2002-01-17 00:03:31Z

Hi I'm 11 years old and I'm looking for my family tree. I have searched long and hard but have come up with nothing. If you know anywhere that I could get it on the internet, then please let me know asap because it is for a school project!!
Thanx!!

Katherine

ASHALLOCK — 2001-09-09 00:23:47Z

I'm looking for anything that might be connected with Katherine Steinmann, born ca. 1868, take or give a couple of years. She died in the 1920's after her only son Peter F. Kelly was killed in France in WWI in 1918. Katherine lived in New York as an adult, and she spoke fluent German. She was married to Charles Keller, but no one seems to know what happenend to Charles. Peter lived in NY with wife Catherine Upton, and three sons, Harold, Albert and Peter.

Re: Steinmann in Osage Co. MO and Maries Co. MO

Robert_Steinman — 2001-06-29 00:38:39Z

There was an error I need to correct on the previous message. Marry Hammel's sister Catherine married Adam Philipp Meyer. (NOT Wolfe)
sorry,
Bob S.

Steinmann in Osage Co. MO and Maries Co. MO

Robert_Steinman — 2001-06-26 19:32:04Z

Barbara Steinmann b. 1614 Walkringen Swtz

2001-04-16 10:52:16Z

My 9g-gm is Barbara Steinmann b. about 1614 Walkringen, Bern, Swtz m. 13MAR1637 to Michael Hassler b. 14OCT1614 Walkringen. I have no info on ancestors or siblings of Barbara.

family from Oberthal-Munsingen region, BE, Switzerland

2001-01-21 06:41:00Z

My Swiss family traces back to Magdalena STEINMANN b.1822 at Oberthal, near Bern. Her parents were Johann STEINMANN Margaretha JENNI (from Munsingen). Although I've found life expectancy was generally quite short in this region during this era I expect there would be more family members somewhere who have a connection.
Magdalena died 1886 in Fluntern, Zurich (Perhaps, I think, with another relly??) If I can help, or you have an interest, my email is selhawken@telstra.easymail.com.au