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Re: THE WARNINGS...WHERE ARE YOU?

badbradwarning — 2011-07-25 23:24:39Z

My name is Brad Warning...
Son of Arlen Warning, who is the son of Raymond Warning, who is the son of August Warning.
My Great Grandfather, August Warning, brought our family to Milwaukee,WI around the time of World War I.
We are of German & Welsh heritage.
I would really like to know more about my family history but have not had much luck in tracing it back.
I have various reasons for wanting to know my history and some are very important to me.
It is very hard to trace the Warning lineage......
Can anyone offer any genuine assistance?
Thank You.

You can find me on facebook.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.431060216106.217619...

Re: THE WARNINGS...WHERE ARE YOU?

badbradwarning — 2011-07-25 23:16:32Z

Miss Warning (married 1897 KS) Herman Geffert (daughter of Fred Warning)

RoseStout54 — 2010-02-27 02:36:33Z

(newspaper clipping)

Wedding Bells

Mr. Herman Geffert and the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warning, were married at the German Lutheran church, Thursday, Feb. 25, by Rev. Voss. The bride wore a tan colored costume made in Kate Greenaway style; the bridal veil hung in lovely folds about her shoulders. She wore flower of the rarest kind. Her corsage was trimmed with richest of lace, which was as fine as a spiders’ web. The bridesmaids were Miss Clara Warning, sister of the bride, and Miss Emma Tonn. Mr. Herman Tonn and Mr. Albert Schlickan acted as ushers.

The presents were numerous and costly. Following is a list of some of them: Bed room suit, china closet, extension table, toilet set, oak rocker, set of oak chairs, crystal water pitcher, syrup pitcher, 2 lamps, 1 coffee and 1 tea-pot, ½ dozen silver tea spoons, 1 ½ dozen sauce dishes, 2 silver cake baskets, (one came from Ohio, a present from the bride’s aunt), 5 table cloths, 2 dozen napkins to mach, lovely paper holder, toothpick holders, toilet bottles, 4 bed spreads, and other things to numerous to mention, besides considerable cash.

Mrs. Fred Westfall, Mrs. John Kech, and Mrs. Henry Hillmer took charge of the cooking, while Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warning received and entertained the guests. All parties present seemed to enjoy themselves. The weather being fine also helped to make the time pass away pleasant. A grand dinner was served at 4 o’clock which lasted until seven.
A Guest.

Haven Weekly Journal
Haven, Reno County, Kansas
March 6, 1897
Page – 5 *** column - 2

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Re: Warnings of Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin

argator2007 — 2009-02-08 12:31:06Z

I am also looking for information about the Warning family of Mecklenburg. I am looking for a Fred Warning who immigrated to the US (Cook Co.,Il) around 1866-1868 and a relative of his Caroline Warning who married a John Ott who also from Mecklenburg. Any ideas?

Re: Warnings of Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin

1335512 — 2008-10-05 12:26:14Z

Thank you, Chris, very much. I'll give him a try.

Jill

Re: Warnings of Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin

rynhart — 2008-10-05 00:13:21Z

Sounds like a pretty good connection, however there seemed to be alot of Warnings in that area. I was over there last spring, and it was very heartwarming to be in the area where our family lived over two hundred years ago.

There is a gentleman in Germany who is also working on our name plus 50,000 others. You can send him an email and he will translate it, and then his email comes back translated in English. Here is his address

grit.ende@infocity.de

Maybe he can connect the dots for sure regarding your ancestor.

Good Luck. Chris

Re: Warnings of Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin

1335512 — 2008-10-04 14:14:44Z

Christina, I just found your family tree and it seems there could be a definite connection between your Christian Warning and mine, if mine really is the one I found in the 1867 census.

The Christian I found's father was Jochen, born 1802, your Christian's father was Hans Juergen, born 1805. I found both of these young men together on the 1819 census in Zernin. "Jurg." is given the birth date of 16 Sept 1805, so I know he's the one in your tree. Even though it gives "Joch."'s birth date as 25 Apr 1801, it's very possible it's the same Jochen which leads me to believe they were brothers.

I found your "Jurgen" in 1867 as well, listed as father-in-law to Christian Klenz. Christian's wife was Maria, born 1843, and they had a daughter Wilhelmina, born in 1860.

What do you think?

Jill

Re: Warnings of Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin

1335512 — 2008-10-04 12:57:10Z

Hi Christina, and thanks for responding.

My paternal grandmother was born Edna Vivian Warning 11 Jul 1908 in Lake Co, IL. Her father, John (Johann) Warning was born Mar 1873/74 in Mecklenberg. I found the ship's list of him and his family emigrating from Hamburg in 1881. His father was Christian Warning, his mother was listed as Johanna (though we all have her name down as Maria), and his siblings, Sophia, Christian, Fritz (Fred J), Wilhelmina, and Jochim (George) were all there.

I found an 1867 census record for a Christian Warning of the correct age (born 1830) in Butzow with his wife listed as Sophia (but the right age - born 1838), children Sophia (born 1861 - also nearly correct) and Maria (born 1864 - don't have her), and his parents Jochen and Magdalena (both born 1802). I believe this to be the record of my gg-grandfather but haven't been able to prove it yet.

After emigrating to the US, my Warnings settled mainly in Will Co, IL.

If you can shed some light on any of these names, I sure would appreciate it.

Jill Doyle

Re: Warnings of Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin

rynhart — 2008-10-02 18:22:39Z

I am a bit familiar with this family name. What relative do you have that connects with Christian?

Christina Warning Rynhart, Sacramento

Warnings of Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin

1335512 — 2007-01-17 16:55:01Z

I found an entry in the 1867 census for Warnow, Domanialamt Butzow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, that could be my ancestors. Christian Warning, born 1830; Sophia Warning, born 1838; Sophia Warning, born 1861; Maria Warning, born 1864; Jochen Warning, born 1802; Magdalena Warning, born 1802; and Heinrick Wick, born 1828.

There were a total of 85 Warnings listed in Domanialamt Butzow during this census. Is anyone familiar with this area and/or with these Warnings?

Re: THE WARNINGS...WHERE ARE YOU?

2006-09-20 06:13:23Z

I have been researching my family name, WARNING. I notice that there may be an annual WARNING family reunion in the United States. If anyone has information regarding this reunion I would be keen to know. Our family came to Canada in the late 1700's - 1800's from what is now New Jersey. I can link some family members back to Mechlinburg (spelling) German.

MAYME L. WARNING - Obit

fgruber24 — 2006-01-19 02:32:21Z

The Kentucky Post
September 6, 1976
Page: 7

MRS. MAYME L. WARNING -- 84, 942 York St., Covington, died 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Woodspoint Nursing Home. Member Lewisburg Civic Club. Husband Harry died 1957.
Survivors: daughter Mrs. Ed (Margaret) Foldy, Lakeside Park; 4 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; brother Harry Kenneweg; Cinti; sister Mrs. Ada Bruck, Ft. Wright. Server Services 11 a.m. Wednesday Middendorf, Covington. Visitation 6-9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial Vine Street Hill Cemetery, Cinti.

Warning

TerriFrier — 2005-09-28 03:17:00Z

I would like to try and help with your Warning research. I have several names from Church records in Mecklenburg. e-mail me at:
jtfreier@juno.com

Margaret and Willis Warning in Oklahoma and Texas

RandyMorse1 — 2005-01-15 03:59:43Z

Trying to figure out a picture taken in 1909 that was found in my grandmothers shoe box. On the back has Margaret and Willis Warning, Anyone have these in their lines yet ??????

Randy Morse
genlookers@hotmail.com

Re: THE WARNINGS...WHERE ARE YOU?

1335512 — 2004-10-31 13:13:55Z

Bob, have you had any luck with your Warning research? I found the 1880 census for "Henry" and Anna Warning in Chicago. At that time their children were listed as Albert, 14, Minna, 6, Bertha, 4, and William, 1. Henry was from Mecklenburg, Anna from Saxony. I still wonder if there is a connection between your Warnings and my own. Could Minnie's full name have been Wilhelmina? I also found a record of a Wilhelmina Warning married to William C Johannes in Cook Co, IL, in 1893. I also have a Wilhelmina of the same age, though have nothing further on her than her name with her family in the ship's listing in 1881. Jill

WILLIAM & MARY WARNING GEORGE, FREDA & EMMA

2004-04-08 04:49:48Z

I am rather new to genealogy and I sometimes think the Warnings just fell out of the sky and landed in Wisconsin! My husband's great grandfather is WILLIAM WARNING who I believe married MARY KROEMER (spelling?). Children: FREDA, EMMA.& GEORGE W. George W. Warning (b. 1890), married TILLIE SMITH nee: SCHMIDT in Buena Vista WI. George and Tillie lived in ALMOND WI most of their married lives and had children: EVELYN, DOROTHY, IRENE & GEORGE G. (b. 1927) They don't remember their grandparents, WILLIAM & MARY. I have no info other info on WILLIAM and MARY. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Re: THE WARNINGS...WHERE ARE YOU?

2004-04-08 04:21:05Z

Could the WILLIAM WARNING you listed be my husband Jim's great grandfather? Jim's father is GEORGE G. WARNING, grandfather is GEORGE W. WARNING who married TILLIE SMITH nee: SCHMIDT, great grandfather is WILLIAM WARNING who I believe married MARY KROEMER (spelling?). I am rather new to genealogy and I sometimes think the Warnings just fell out of the sky and landed in Wisconsin! GEORGE and TILLIE lived in ALMOND WI most of their married lives and had GEORGE W., FREDA & EMMA. I have no info other info on WILLIAM and MARY. GEORGE G. and his sisters do not remember their grandparents, WILLIAM & MARY. Perhaps there is a relationship here but you did not list where they lived in the USA. Any help from the Warning family would be greatly appreciated!

Warning(Germany/NY/TN) & Ott (Germany)

swarning1 — 2004-02-07 08:27:40Z

I am trying to research more info on :
Christian F Warning 1832-1891
Spouse: Sophia Ott 1847-1918

Any info is greatly appreciated!!

Would love to hear from anyone of relation.

Thanks,
Sherry

1930 WARNING and BROWNSEY look up please

2003-11-29 14:17:16Z

Trying to find GLADYS MAY BROWNSEY aged 24 who may now be married to a Mr WARNING.
Also HORACE BROWNSEY aged 29.
In the 1920 Census for Chicago, Cook County Gladys was aged 14 and living with her parents FRED + ROSINA BROWNSEY, both aged 40, and her brother HORACE aged 19.
All this family were born in England and we are trying to find descendents of either GLADYS or HORACE.

Thank you

THE WARNINGS...WHERE ARE YOU?

BobClaussen28 — 2003-09-15 23:51:24Z

I AM LOOKING FOR INFO ON HEINRICH WARNING,WHO CAME FROM GERMANY IN 1857.
HE MARRIED ANNA REICH,FROM GERMANY,WHO CAME TO THE U.S. IN 1855.
ONE OF THEIR CHILDREN,LOUISE WAS MY GRANDMOTHER. OTHER CHILDREN WERE:
BERTHA,CLARA,MINNIE,DORA & WILLIAM.

Warning/Laroche Union

kmart145 — 2002-11-04 11:59:13Z

Would anyone have any information on a Harriette Warning who married Horace Laroche in Fall River Ma. March 24, 1919 St Anne Church. Her parents are: Thomas Warning & Harriette Whitaker.
looking for any children from this union. Thank you in advance.

Re: Bernard Warning

Knight815 — 2002-09-06 18:00:43Z

To Kathy Struc:
Sorry, I've been away from geneaology for while. My E- mail
address is Knight815@aol.com. Perry

fredrick warning from mecklenburg schweri germany

2002-09-01 05:46:58Z

fredrick was marred to juleana and thay hade a a childe her name was anna she marred charles herrmann in 1879 in buffalo ny i think she came over in 1878 or somthing i am looking for more info on all of them robvh2001@yahoo.com thank you robert v herrmann

Paul ,Elizabeth, Nancy Warning

PNighswonge2040 — 2002-07-14 23:47:53Z

I am looking for info. on the father mother
Of these Warning's Nancy married a Albert Crist
Nancy passed away at Loyal,Ok. Nancy was my grate-grandmother
Looking for any Info. Thanks.

Bernard Warning

klstrunc — 2002-03-12 16:26:51Z

I know of a Bernard Warning in our family tree who may have been in Carroll County, Iowa - at least his relatives were. Post your e-mail address. Kathy

John Warning of Mecklenburg, Germany

jd_doyle — 2001-09-09 16:48:10Z

John was born in 1873 to Christ Warning and Maria Lang. He married Marie Claussen (b c 1881 in Schlesswig Holstein), daughter of Boje Claussen and Julia ? I have no further info about their forebears. John died in the 1950s in New Lenox, Illinois but I don't have Marie's date or place of death. I believe there is still the annual Warning family reunion in New Lenox, though I've never been able to attend. Anyone with info about the Warning or Claussen families, please respond.

Re: Clarence Warning

jd_doyle — 2001-09-09 16:33:08Z

My grandmother, Edna Vivian Doyle (nee Warning), had a brother named Clarence of Peotone. He was born Jan 13, 1905, in Harvey, Illinois. Can you post the obit you found or e-mail it to me? It may answer some of the many questions I have about the Warning family.

Re: THE WARNINGS...WHERE ARE YOU?

jd_doyle — 2001-09-09 16:24:23Z

Interesting that your last name is the same as my ggrandmother's, Marie, who married John Warning from Mecklenburg. John was born in 1873, Marie c 1881 (in Schlesswig Holstein). They were in Winthrop Harbour, Illinois in 1908 when my grandmother, Edna Vivian Warning, was born. Do you have any additional info? I would love to hear from you. (I'll never forget the story my grandmother used to tell why she never learned to speak German - her mother spoke High German, her father Low German, & they could never agree which to teach her!)

Bernard Warning/Catherine Elizabeth Happe

2001-03-11 13:47:06Z

Bernard Warning born 23 April, 1847 Ramsdorf, Wesphalia, Germany married Catherine Eliz. Happe born Petropolis, Brazil S.A. Married 23 Sept. 1873 Carroll County, Iowa.Childern:Francis,Joseph, Mary Cahterine,Emma Eliz., Theodore Henry,George William,Catherine Eliz. ,John, Aloysius (Llyod)Joseph, Lawrence, Ehtel.Looking for parents of Bernard & Catherine.

Warning Info

2000-12-16 22:14:02Z

Have a professor at North Carolina Wesleyan College named Warning.

Rev. Warning said he researched his family name and traced it back to Germany.

Interesting story.....His ancestor was an officer in "a" Germany army that the British bought the use of for fighting in the Revolutionary War!!! His ancestor became deserter and took his whole unit with him (apparently officers were bribed to desert with thier units and received land and money for doing it!)

Anyway, I think his ancestor decided to live in the mid-west.....Ohio, Indiana....?????

hope I've helped someone with some "new" information.

seach for Fritz Warning

2000-06-19 21:04:27Z

Searching for Fritz Warning from Baden Baden Germany
Want to learn more about his two daughters
Please contact me. Meta

Clarence Warning

2000-03-03 06:42:55Z

There is a death entry for Clarenece Warning but no record of where it was. He died in Kankakee, IL, but resided in Peotone, IL

Elizabeth Warning 15 July 1888-10 May 1964

2000-02-10 23:39:19Z

Correction--my grandmother was born in Barnsville(or Barnesville)PA, not Barnsboro.

Elizabeth Warning

2000-02-10 23:33:47Z

Elizabeth Warning was born in Barnsville, not Barnsboro, PA.

Elizabeth Warning 15 July 1888-10 May 1964

2000-02-05 12:26:50Z

Elizabeth Warning--my grandmother--was born in Barnsboro, PA and died in Philadelphia, PA. She was married to Luther Stanley Coleman, Sr. Children--John, Luther,Jr., Florence Charlotte, Edith Marie,and Elizabeth Alice. I am looking for any information about Elizabeth Warning, and information about her parents. Her mother's name was Charlotte Young/Jung. Any information about Warning family cousins would also be appreciated. Please contact me at the above e-mail address.