Susanne (Schaub) Kube
Honor Code SignatorySigned 29 Jun 2021 | 27,460 contributions | 152 thank-yous | 1,116 connections
Signed 29 Jun 2021 | 27,460 contributions | 152 thank-yous | 1,116 connections
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My family tree is at <https://www.myheritage.de/site-190795192/webseite-der-familien-schaub-bremm>.
I started collecting information as a child of 9, and didn't write up sources, but I try to overwork everything and put them in.
with
cousins and anyone else with an interest in genealogy.
My family tree is at <https://www.myheritage.de/site-190795192/webseite-der-familien-schaub-bremm>.
I started collecting information as a child of 9, and didn't write up sources, but I try to overwork everything and put them in.
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Ich begann als neunjähriges Kind im Rahmen eines Schulprojektes (Meine Familie) mit der Ahnenforschung, damals habe ich leider die Quellen nicht notiert. Ich überarbeite nun meinen Stammbaum, versuche die Quellen zu finden, und veröffentliche das Ergebnis hier. Die Forschungen beinhalten die Stammbäume von mir, SCHAUB, meiner Kinder aus beiden Ehen, SCHÖNLAUB und KUBE und auf deren Wunsch den Paten von zwei meiner Kinder PAULITSCHEK und LISTL.
Born 1960s.
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- New member introducing myself Jun 29, 2021.
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Categories: German Roots
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Kind regards from Black Forest
I do want to stay on the German projekt. As a lot of relatives of mine and as well from my former husband moved out to America, I try to document the bridges, and put in the sources. I adopted and sources quite a lot of profiles which were without profil manager, and are related. At the moment I'm working on a projekt to answer a post from an American member, to sort out her German bloodlines. As German villages were closely connected, I found at least eight common ancestors, so I look through my data-base and lay down here the branches from the point they differe from mine. If here are more people who are related to the family-group of "Schier" and "Scher" (two different familys but in America both named "Scheer") who went out to Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, soon you will find more than a dozend branches of your origin in Zell, Merl, Kaimt and Briedel.
das hört sich so ähnlich an, wie bei meinen Schwarzwäldern. Da ist gefühlt auch aus jeder Familie mindestens einer in die USA ausgewandert. Ist doch schön, wenn so ein wenig zur Völkerverständigung beitragen kann. Fühl dich bitte auch herzlich zum Stammtisch eingeladen, z.B. morgen :)
Liebe Grüße
Philadelphia circa 1750, Lutherans) and a Luxembourg branch, Catholics, arriving in the 19th century.
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