It’s neat to come across streets that were named in honor of my families’ ancestors. It’s adds to their stories and certainly indicates that they were well thought of in their communities! He are some pictures of the street signs I’ve found. The first one is located in Plymouth, MA. Bradford Street is named after [...]
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Streets and Signs
Posted in Bradford Family, Harvey Family, Heim Family, Heinke Family, Musbach Family, Notten Family, Voiland/Weller Family, tagged bradford, harvey, heim, heinke, musbach, notten, ormsbee, voiland, william bradford on May 18, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Surname Saturday | HEINKE
Posted in Heinke Family, Surname Saturday, Voiland/Weller Family, tagged castle garden, fond du lac county, heinke, royalton wisconsin, weller on March 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
My 2nd great grandparents, Heinrich (Friedrick) Heinke, and his wife Eliese (Schroebke), along with their two daughters, landed in New York at Castle Garden on October 27, 1860. The ship’s record indicates that they had been living in Bretwisch (West Pomerania) Prussia (later a part of East Germany) before going to Hamburg to board the [...]
Today’s Tidbit | January 18, 1858
Posted in Heinke Family, Today's Tidbit, Voiland/Weller Family, tagged clintonville wisconsin, little wolf township, royalton wisconsin, waupaca county, weller hardware on January 18, 2010 | 1 Comment »
On this day, in 1858, my great grandfather, Frank Weller, was born in Little Wolf Twp., Waupaca Co., WI. He was the oldest child of Joseph and Sadie Voiland. Frank cleared and established an 80 acre farm in the town of Royalton, in about 1879, more than three years before he married Laura Sophie Heinke. [...]
Today’s Tidbit | October 27, 1860 – Heinrich and Eliese Heinke
Posted in Heinke Family, Schroebke Family, Today's Tidbit, Voiland/Weller Family, tagged "Deutschland", castle garden, clintonville wisconsin, fond du lac county, heinke, little wolf township, manawa, royalton wisconsin, schroebke, voiland, weller on October 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On this day, 149 years ago, my 2nd great grandparents, Hienrich and Eliese (Schroebke) Heinke along with their 2 daughters, Caroline and Amelia, arrived at Castle Garden in New York City. The ship’s record indicates that they had been living in Bretwisch (West Pomerania) Prussia (later, part of East Germany) before traveling to Hamburg to [...]
This Week’s Family Anniversaries | May 31 – June 6, 2009
Posted in Bradley Family, Cleveland Family, Family Anniversaries, Gage Family, Harris Family, Heinke Family, Heller/Hela Family, Hoyt Family, Jackowski Family, Lankton Family, Musbach Family, Notten Family, Protz Family, Schroebke Family, Seybold Family, tagged ashtabula county, castle garden, grass lake, green lake county, montello, princeton, sylvan township, waldo florida, waterloo on June 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Leonhard Seybold and Katherine (Protz) Seybold – Arrive at Castle Garden in New York City on board the ship “New Orleans” on June 2, 1857. Leonhard and Katherine are my 2nd great grandparents. Reuben M. Gage – Born June 1, 1767 in Southeast, Dutchess Co., NY. He married Azuba Hoyt in about 1795. Reuben died [...]
This Week’s Family Anniversaries | May 17 – May 23, 2009
Posted in Benjamin Family, Bradley Family, Cleveland Family, Eddye/Eddy Family, Family Anniversaries, Heinke Family, Hildreth Family, Hook Family, Jackowski Family, Schroebke Family, Williams Family, tagged cranbrook, haverhill, manawa, princeton, royalton, waupaca co. on May 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Heinrich (Friedrick) Heinke – Born May 20, 1820 in Pomerania, Bretwisch, Prussia. He married Maria Elizabeth (Eliese) Schroebke on June 1, 1855. Heinrich died on March 26, 1914 in Royalton, Waupaca Co., WI and is buried in Little Wolf Cemetery, Manawa, Waupaca County. He is my 2nd great grandfather. Samuel Cleveland and Persis Hildreth – [...]



