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Haarlose*, Haas, Haase, Haberer, Hach, Haeger, Haerter, Haetterle, Haertel, Hagedom, Hagedorn, Hagen, Hager*, Hahn*, Haier, Haller*, Handel, Haputman, Hargstaster(?) [poss Bergstrasser], Harlass, Harlos, Harlose*, Harloss, Harmel, Harter, Hartmann, Hartze, Hass, Hauf, Hauff, Haupt [Hauff?] , Hauser,[Hausser]] Hayer, Heberer, Hede, Hederley, Heforhes, Hehs [?Hess], Heger*, Hegner, Hehr, Heidsen, Heidt, Heier, Heihn, Heim, Hein*, Heirer, Helfrecht, Henke*, Henning, Hentz [Hintz], Henzel, Hepp, Herbst, Herr, Herter, Hertle, Herzge, Herzke, Herzker, Herzog, Hess*, Hesz, Hetzel(?), Hettich, Heydt, Heyn*, Hiersch, Hildebrand, Hildebrandt, Hiller, Himrich, Hindemith, Hintz, Hipp, Hirschkorn, Hirschmann, Hirkle, Hoch, Hoefel, Hoeffel, Hoeger*, Hoehn, Hoerter, Hoerth, Hoess, Hoffart, Hoffer, Hoffert, Hoffmann, Hoger, Hoier, Holdorf, Holstein, Holzhausen, Holzwarth, Hosel, Hoss, Hotz, Hoyer, Huberer, Huberle, Hubert**, Huesel, Humann, Humbert, Hummel, Hust
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Haerter / Hein
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Hein6 / Hein7/
Hein 8 / Henke to
Herzog / Hess 1 /
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Hildenbrand
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LETTERS, E-MAILS, ETC.:
HABERER, HAERTER, HAHN, HEIN, HEIR. HESS, HEYDT, HILDENBRAND, HILDENBRANT, HOEFFEL, HOEGER, HOFFMAN
S-50: Tom and Jan Stangl wrote 8 July 1998: "Just to pass on some good news. We found the German church records of the Haberer family of Borodino, Bess and Neu-Beresina, Odessa, while we were in Germany in June. Their POINT OF ORIGIN is the small village of ROHRBACH [now about seven hourse], which was in the extreme western edge of Wuerttemberg in 1803, when they emigrated to Alt-Ivesheim, Poland. The church records are found in Schiltach, Baden, a town which is about 5 km northwest of Rohrbach. As far as we know at this point, the records have never been microfilmed by LDS...."
<< Hi,
My name is Andreas Haberer. I am from Germany. I was reading a lot of interesting things about the history of our family on your Webpage. Can you foreward this mail to someone of the Haberer family? Mayby they are interested to come in touch with me.
I am living with my little Family in Bruehl- this is between Heidelberg and Mannheim. Most, of the rest of my Family live in the region between Worms and Bensheim.
Best Regards
Andreas Haberer
In a message dated 9/26/02 8:03:25 PM,Linda Herter: lherter@sk.sympatico.ca writes:
I will begin by introducing myself. My name is Linda Herter of Golden Prairie, Sask., Canada. I am doing family history on my husband's side of the family and am having difficulty in tracing these people while in Russia. They were of German descent, their religion was Lutheran and they must have moved around quite a bit. My husband Larry's grandfather (DANIEL HAERTER / HERTER) immigrated from Russia sometime around 1910. I cannot find a passenger list for him, but I did find when his brother JACOB HAERTER / HERTER , wife PAULINE BITTNER and 5 children immigrated on May 27, 1909 and arrived at the Port of Quebec June 05, 1909. Jacob's d.o.b. was Sept. 1872 and birthplace is believed to be NEIMANCK, KRIM, RUSSIA. However, I have seen some microfiche and it states BORODINO as his birthplace. Also on this microfiche it mentions a PHILIPP d.o.b. 1874; JOHANNES d.o.b. 1876; ELISABETH d.o.b. 1878 all with BORODINO as the birthplace. The father of these children is listed as JACOB HARTER with an umelot above the a, and the mother is listed as FRIEDRIKA KRAMER with an umelot as well. There also was a GEORGE d.o.b. Aug. 16, 1880 as well as DANIEL d.o.b. Dec.25, 1889 but these are not found on this film. George's birthplace is listed as PRETORIA, SOUTH RUSSIA. There supposedly was another sister as well, maybe a MARY or MAGDELENA.
JACOB HARTER died in Russia and his wife FRIEDRIKA (KRAMER / KRAEMER) HARTER immigrated to Canada along with her son GEORGE and family, as well as FRIEDRIKA"S brother ANDREW( ANDREAS) KRAMER / KRAEMER and family in 1911. I cannot find passenger lists for any of these people in the 1909-1912 time frame. I do not know the exact d.o.b. for FRIEDRIKA but on a website did find a d.o.b. for a FRIEDRIKA / FREDERIKA KRAMER as May 08, 1851 in BORODINO. ANDREW (ANDREAS) KRAMER / KRAEMER d.o.b. May 30, 1874 was born in MATHILDENDORF, BESSARABIA. I have the death certificate of ANDREW KRAMER and it states that his father was JOHN KRAMER and his mother as FREDERIKA ?, it looks like MEELZ or NEELZ. I want to trace this family history as far back as I can.
George Dorscher gave me your email address ......
Linda Herter
JARH: See Linda'scorrections in next letter
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In a message dated 10/16/02 8:41:13 PM, lherter@sk.sympatico.ca writes:
<< This is in reply to the last email:
Fredrica Meelz , Neelz, maybe even Meely or Neely. I had some info sent to me on a Johannes Kramer (Kraemer) and a Friederika Kroll (Knoll), (Knoell) and a list of 10 children. It states this; Friedrika Kramer b. May 08, 1951 Borodino; Andrew (Andreas) Kramer b. May 30, 1874 Mathildendorf, Bessarabia; Georg Kramer b. Sept. 29, 1868 Mathildendorf, Bess.; Barbara Kramer b. Mar 21, 1855 Teplitz; Katharina Kramer b. Mar 22, 1853 Borodino; Barbara Kramer b. Feb 07, 1858 Teplitz; Johannes Kraemer b. Feb 18, 1863 Mathildendorf; Margaretha Kraemer b. Aug 21, 1860 Borodino; Christina Kraemer b. Dec 21, 1870 Mathildendorf; Martin Kraemer B. Aug 11, 1850 Teplitz. The above mentioned Andrew Kramer I believe could be the brother of Friedrika Herter (Kramer). He died on May 24, 1938 and is buried a few miles from where I am living. However, the maiden names of the mother aren't even similiar in spelling ( Meelz, Neelz, Meely, Neely. Kroll, Knoll, Knoell). Could it be coincidence that the birth and death dates of this Andrew Kramer are the same as the Andrew Kramer that I am concerned about? How would his death date be known when he died here in Sask.? I also was told that Friedrika Kramer was raised in the village of KULM, Bessarabia which just happens to be the same village that my mother-in-law's mother came from. My mother-in-law's mother's name was Wilhelmina Knopp (Knapp) and her father was Andrew (Andreas) Sailer (Seiler). Jacob Haerter (Herter) married Friedrika Kraemer (Kramer) and they had 6-7 children.
Jacob died in Russia, and some years later Friedrika, son Georg and his wife, and Friedrika's brother Andrew Kramer and family immigrated to Canada in 1911.
#1.... Microfiche states Jacob Haerter (Herter), son of Jacob Haerter and Friedrika Kraemer was born Sept 1872 in Borodino.He married Pauline Bittner in 1893 and one of their sons called Jacob was born April 30, 1900 in Neimanck, Krim, Russia. I stated before that the Jacob Haerter (Herter) b.Sept 1872 was born in Neimanck, Krim, Russia, I had the wrong "Jacob".
#2.Georg Haerter (Herter) b. Pretoria, S. Russia Mig.to Canada in 1911 with his wife , mother, and mother's brother and his family.
#3.Daniel Haerter (Herter) b. Dec.25, 1889 in Krim (Crimea) ?, Russia. Mig. about 1910 to Canada. He supposedly came with his nephew ( son of Daniel's brother Johannes who had died). The reason for leaving the country could have been that they had to join the army and therefore would they even be on a ship's list?
#4. Philipp Haerter (Herter) b.Sept 28, 1874 and died as an infant, Borodino.
#5. Johannes Haerter(Herter) b.Oct 22, 1876 Borodino
#6. Elisabeth Haerter(Herter) b. May 10, 1878 Borodino
I believe that there was also another sister in this family. I hope that I haven't confused you . I am sorry about the mistake in the birthplace of the Jacob's. If still unclear email again. Thanls.
Linda
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Information on Helena Petrovna, nee von Hahn, Blavatsky, has been moved. You find her and other von Hahn's in my Hein genealogy http://www.remmick.org/Hein.Genealogy/PageHahn.html This encludes the family of other von Hahn and Dolgorukov Families.
<<My name is Helmut Giessller living in Wiernsheim / Stuttgart, Germany. My father is Rudolf Giessler b. ____ in Borodino. My grandfather was Rudolf Giessler b. 1886 in Borodino and his wife was Pauline, nee Hein, b. 1896. We are desc. of Friederich Giessler b. 1788 d. 1856 Borodino. who migr. at the age of 26 years old from Friedland / Mecklenburg. Pauline's parents were Jacob Hein and Christine , nee Haerter.>>
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Subject: Re: Family name Hauff
In a message dated 5/3/04 1:19:10 PM, helga.hauff writes:
<< Hello Judy,
By coincidence I found your webpage with genealogical data on different family names on the internet. The reason I write to you is the family name Hauff which also is my family name. Also, the oldest Hauff on your list (Johann Georg Hauff, born 1797 who migrated to Poland and then to Bessarabia) and his wife come from the little village of Haiterbach where also my ancestors came from. I also know that Johann Georg Hauff's ancestors and my ancestors are related, in fact they have the go back to the same ancestor.
By the way, nowadays there aren't any Hauffs in Haiterbach anymore.
It looks like most of Johann Georg Hauff's descendants live now in Canada and in the USA. My ancestor who also left Haiterbach in the mid 18th century did not move so far as your Johann Georg. He moved from Haiterbach to a village in the Northern Black Forest, and members of the family Hauff still reside there. Are you a direct descendant of Johann Georg Hauff or how are you related to him?
I found it very interesting to read the webpage and it would be nice to hear from you.
Many regards from Germany
Helga Hauff >>
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<< Hello!
I'm an ancestor of Christian Hauser *08.11.1815 in Malojaroslawetz (Wittenberg) / Bessarabia m. Anna Kübler *1815 in Suzfeld / Poland. Their son is Johannes Hauser *03.12.1842 in Borodino.
Do you have more informations about them?
Tanja >>
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