Breidenbach Name Study
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This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the surname Breidenbach and its variants. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect.
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June (Kenyon) Bridenbeck
My father-in-law's grandfather, Nicholas Breidenbach, immigrated from Germany, arriving in New York City on 28 Dec 1881. He was on the ship Schiedam, which had departed from Rotterdam. Nicholas immigrated by himself, and was born about 1860. He did not stay in touch with his family he left in Germany. Circa 1888, Nicholas married Catharine Noah and they settled in Castleton on Hudson, Rensselaer County, New York. They raised a large family there and Nicholas passed away in 1936. Nicholas changed his surname from Breidenbach to Bridenbeck sometime n he late 1890's.
posted 2 Sep 2019 by June (Kenyon) Bridenbeck
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My father-in-law's grandfather, Nicholas Breidenbach, immigrated from Germany, arriving in New York City on 28 Dec 1881. He was on the ship Schiedam, which had departed from Rotterdam. Nicholas immigrated by himself, and was born about 1860. He did not stay in touch with his family he left in Germany. Circa 1881. Nicholas married Catharine Noah and they settled in Castleton on Hudson, Rensselaer County, New York. They raised a large family there and Nicholas passed away in 1936.
posted 2 Sep 2019 by June (Kenyon) Bridenbeck
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2nd great grandfather, Daniel G Breidenbach arrived in Philadelphia in 1845 and migrated to Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio sometime before June 1848 when he married Anna Trieshman there. What brought him to Dayton?
posted 7 Jul 2017 by Bill Breidenbach
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Hi! I added text to the companion category for your name study (Category:Breidenbach Name Study). Feel free to edit it. The default for the template is to add the main category, but you can add a line to have a different category. See the ONS template page for details. Give me a holler if you have any questions about categorization.
I also created a redirect, so Project:Breidenbach (the link for the button from the Breidenbach surname page) brings you to this page.
Cheers, Liz