29 March 2008

Christian Denzer and Barbara Engelkircher


This is Incredible! I found this picture on a genealogy page for Coschocton County, Ohio. The picture was taken in Salem. It is a copy of a Tin Type. I have not been able to verify if this is indeed them, however, the website was made by the OHGenWeb project. It should be reliable. For further information found, follow this link:http://www.pa-roots.com/~coshocton/FamilyTrees/ChristianDenzer.shtml

Old Barnicks

I Love this Picture! Paul Barnick (29 November 1872-10 Jan 1947) and Mary Thilker (1 Sept 1879-1 April 1961): Parents of Dolores Anna Daisey Barnick Denzer (25 November 1916- 4 February 2008).

26 March 2008

Broaden Your View.

Liebe Familie,
In order to do effective German Family History, a basic knowledge of German is required. Experience hands any researcher a basic knowledge of the language. However, one always comes upon words they do not understand and quick access to a good dictionary is key to efficient research. For quick reference, visit this Online English-German Dictionary: http://www.dict.cc/. This is especially helpful when writing letters to a German hometown, church or archive. Also, for further tips, although it is not accurate in grammar and form, the following translation site is sufficient enough that a German reader can understand your request: http://www.freetranslation.com/. Although most Germans can speak and read English as a second language, addressing them in their own language may result in a more ready answer. Deutsch ist Total Hammar! Viel Spaß!

03 March 2008

Dannenfels City Website

Check out the website for the City of Dannenfels! It is all in German, but I think you would find it interesting. Ludwig Denzer is the City Mayor. http://www.dannenfels.de/