Westerwald to America: Some 18th Century German Immigrants
- Author: Annette K. Burgert
- SKU: 1132
- ISBN: 092953932X
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Description:
WESTERWALD TO AMERICA: Some 18th century German Immigrants. By Annette K. Burgert, FASG and Henry Z Jones Jr., FASG. 284 pp. 9 pp of orig immigration lists; place name index and Every Name index. Smythe sewn and hard cover. 2000.
"A classic example of how research on 18th century German immigrants should be done." - Bulletin of the German Genealogical
Society of America.
"This study will be invaluable to researchers." - Western Maryland Genealogy
"This is a remarkable example of the results which come from a study of a small group of individuals who moved across the ocean as
neighbors or to join neighbors who had already emigrated." - The Virginia Genealogist.
"Each is a careful, meticulous, and accurate researcher, with the collaboration a cause for celebration." - The Palatine Immigrant
"These two authors no doubt know more about Palatine immigrants than any other two persons anywhere." - Schuyler C. Brossman,
The Daily News, Lebanon, PA
"Important new study by two of the best-known German migration researchers." - Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Quarterly
"Annette Burgert, compiler of the Pennsylvania German Society's series, Eighteenth Century Emigrants, and Hank Jones, compiler of
The Palatine Families of New York, have again demonstrated their extraordinary ability to determine the German origins of immigrants to America." - The American Genealogist
"Publications by both Burgert and Jones are always eagerly awaited by those of us searching for our ancestors in German-speaking countries, and this book adds to their prestige and our knowledge." - The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine
This book by two of the best-known German migration researchers documents the German origins, in the Westerwald Region of southern Germany, of more than 265 individuals and/or families which emigrated to America in the mid-18th century. Their German ancestry is included and, in many cases, exactly where they settled in Penn-sylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Is your long-sought ancestor included? Some of the surnames covered, often more than one family per surname, are: Albürger, Aller, Amborn, Amos, Apgar, Asler, Badenheimer, Barb, Becker, Bender, Benner, Bens, Berger, Birckenbeuel, Bock, Böhmer,Brandenburger, Brandt, Braun, Buchner, Cambeck, Caspar, Crumm, Danecker, Demuth, Dexter, Dick, Dietz, Dornbach, Dünschmann,Ebgert, Enders, Eßler, Fackert, Felger, Filger, Fetthauer, Feußer, Fischer, Fleishhacker, Flemer, Frantz, Frevel, Fuchs, Gesel,Geyer, Geymer, Göbeler, Gra, Grau, Gro, Gruber, Haas, Hammacher, Held, Henn, Heymann, Hisgen, Höchstenbach, Höcker, Hoffman, Höller, Hommer, Hülpusch, Humrich, Hürter, Hüsgen, Jäger, Jung, Kambeck, Kaulbach, Kell, Kelp, Kempf, Kempfer, Keuler, Kirbach, Klein, Kohl, Kölb, Körbach, Krah, Krämer, Krebs, Kregelo, Kutsch, Kutschet, Langhaar, Lauer, Lehr, Leiß, Leys, Lenhard, Lentz, Lindorff, Löhr, Luckenbach, Lupp, Mallert, Mann, Meyer, Müller, Neitzert, Noll, Opffer, Pfeiffer, Prost, Rarick, Rau, Reiffner, Reimann, Reffy, Revin, Rickes, Rickos, Reibel, Rodenbach, Röhrich, Rüb, Rübsamen, Salterbach, Saring, Sauer, Sayn, Seyn, Schaff, Schäffer, Scheyer, Schiffer, Schmidgen, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schneider, Schumacher, Schnug, Schuman, Schütz, Seelbach, Seiler, Selbach, Sohn, Speese, Spieß, Stiegler, Strickhausen, Ströder, Texter, Triller, Tröller, Wagner, Weber, Weigel, Weinbrenner, Weingardt, Weinbardten, Weiser, Weller, Weyel, Widderstein, Wienen, Winer, Wirth, Zehrung, Zimmermann.
