LUEBKE GENEALOGY


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Martin Friedrich Eduard Luebke b.1842, in Gruenwald,
County Neustettin, District Koeslin, Germany, an area that is now in Poland.
Married Wiehlemina Nimmer-B. 1850 also Germany.
They settled in Wisconsin in Oshkosh area.
Their children are:
Anna Luebke M. George Bielfuss

 Charles Luebke M. Laura Theile 

  Theresa Luebke M. Walter Banderof

   Bertha Luebke M. Albert Rose

    Mildred Emilia Luebke M. John Genal

     Lydie Luebke M. William Scheck 

      Emma Louise Luebke M. Robert Lanz

       Frederick Erdmond Luebke M. Mettie Ohde

        William (Billy)Luebke-never married



Wanda Marion Jewett-Desendant of Maximilian Jewett-B. Bradford, England-Founder
of Rowley, Mass.I have a lot more on this.
Other Family names include Morris, Barr, and Thompson




Josepeke Geiman(Now spelled Geyman)B. 1798 in Pressia,Germany
It could also be spelled Gaymann
Married Frangeska B. 1795 Immigrated around 1838 to Hamilton Co., Ohio then
moved to Madison, IN in early 1840's.
They had 6 children:
Martin Geyman M. Sarah (Sally) Ringwald

 Joseph Geyman M. Melynda Ringwald

  Frangeska Geyman M.Celestine Heitz

   Mary Geyman M. 1st.Ferdinand Nodler, 2nd. ? Schnell

    John Geyman M. ? -lived in Muncie, IN 

     J. George Geyman M. Magdalena ?
I have a lot of information on the Geyman family.



(Charles)Carl Christoph Johann Friedrich Saubert B. in Stuttgart, Germany M. Sophia Dorothea Johanne Friedrike Schroder also from Stuttgart, Germany
This is in the BADEN-WURTTEMBERG area of Germany
They immigrated in 1850's with infant daughter Minnie to Battleground, IN area.
They had 7 children:
Minnie Saubert.B.Germany-Lived in Muncie, IN

     She married William Ammons


 Mary Saubert -lived in West Virgina

 She married John Whitesides


  Emma Saubert M. Lived in Lafayette, IN

  She married Henry Wolsieffer


   Anna Saubert-Lafayette, IN

    Louise Christine Saubert, B. in Reynolds, White Co., IN

     William Hendrick Saubert-M. Emma Alice Cohee*more on Cohee family

      Herman F. (DUTCH) Saubert-Lafayette, IN



Nicolas Cohee. B. abt 1680 married Sarah in Talbot Co., Maryland
Benjamine Cohee the Eldor B. abt 1715- D. March 3, 1785 in Kent Co., DE
Benjamin Cohee Sr. B. Bef. 1755 M. Rachil Dill in Kent, DE
Benjamin Cohee Jr. B. Sept. 1788 in Kent, DE Married Nancy Ann Holland and
Rebecca Wilson
Lemuel Cohee Sr. B. 1811 in Delaware M. Sarah A. Collins B. Delaware
He then married Hannah Ostler in Clinton Co, IN
Moved to Kilmore, IN area one of their children:
Samuel Benjamin Cohee B. Delaware M. Margaret Ann Bert
Had a store in Norway, IN for 60 years. Children they Had:
John Weslie Cohee M. Sarah Augusta Harshman

 Liza Cohee

  Vellita (Lettie)Cohee M. William Harshman

   Bert Cohee M. Roxie Anna Wert

    Lemuel Cohee

     George W. Cohee M. 1st. Deborah Rozeutrader Mckinley, 
			2nd.Fannie L.,3rd. Hazel Opel Altenberg

      Will Cohee 

       Palletta J. Cohee(May be same as Vellita)

        Wilson Cohee B. 1865 (May be same as Will)

         Jesse Cohee



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    SOME GERMAN GENEALOGY HELPS

    Blackforest websites
    http://www.websters.net/blackforest
    and
    http://www.schwarzwald-online.com

    For Baden-Wuerttemberg GenWeb pages, please take a look at
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~deubadnw

    SOME GERMAN GENEALOGY TERMS

    For anyone serious about reading the old German records, I recommend
    you purchase "German-English Genealogical Dictionary", by Ernest Thode.
    It is sold by many of the commercial genealogical sellers. It deals with
    translation of commonly encountered terms and includes many abbreviations
    one encounters in the records. For example, "sel." --> selig --> deceased
    is a common abbreviation. It also includes Latin terms used in many of the
    early records. It is now in its third printing.An excellent aid when
    reading old German Church records. It has many words and spelling
    variations which I cannot find in my regular German English Dictionary.

    "German English Genealogical Dictionary,"
    published by:
    Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc.,
    1001 N. Calvert St.
    Baltimore, Md 21202.
    I generally interpret "Kirchspiel" as "parish". A parish served a
    surrounding area. Many small villages did not have churches and
    were served by a church in a neighboring town. For example, in the
    area you are talking about, my Rippe ancestors lived in a small town
    without a church and their records are at "Kirchspiel Blender".

    Amt can have various meanings for types of offices, e.g., Standesamt,
    but your use is probably for the term "Oberamt", which is similar to
    the U.S. county seat, the adminstrative office for a geographic area.
    Applications for permission to emigrate were made at the Oberamt for
    the area the applicant lived in. Sometimes it is abbreviated as O/A.