"My MT dna haplogroup is "T2".
My gg grandmother Margaretha was born February 8, 1849 and died October 4, 1926.
There are some Lederer's of Geradstetten, Wurtemberg, Germany.
Simon Lederer -a judge b 1609 d 1659.
Johannes Lederer- a…"
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"My great, great grandmother is Margaretha Lederer-Otto. Otto is her husbands name. I am still not certain who her father is. I think he might have been Michael Lederer. She lived in Mequon, Wisconsin and is buried at St. John's Lutheran Church…"
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Most Lederers emigrated from Europe to America in the 19th century.My family was Jewish,but there were Christian Lederers in the U.S. as well.
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Abels/Abeles Family
Two branches of the Abeles/Abels family meet after about 100 years.The gentleman on the left is David Abels Lederer,and the gentleman on the left is Jacques Abels,2nd cousins once removed.
Sue Lederer Geiger left a comment for Margaret Lederer"Hello Margaret! I just spoke with Abels/Abeles cousin,Ann Feder Lee,of Honolulu who just returned from the Czech Republic.Remember she's descended from Charlotte Abeles,our Marie's sister.She always pronounces the name Ah-bles and spells…"
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Two branches of the Abeles/Abels family meet after about 100 years.The gentleman on the left is David Abels Lederer,and the gentleman on the left is Jacques Abels,2nd cousins once removed.
Sue Lederer Geiger left a comment for Susan Turner"Believe me,I understand! You work on one branch of the family at a time and there are so many branches! I just started "pruning" my online tree because i decided it was the only way to concentrate on the closer relatives I really cared…"
Susan Turner left a comment for Sue Lederer Geiger"It's been so long since I have looked at this, I have no clue who I was looking for!"
Sue Lederer Geiger left a comment for Susan Turner"Besides the Aztec Society of 1847 site,I also found my Mexican War veteran on the Illinois State Archives Mexican War Veterans Database. Is your vet from Texas? Maybe other states have similar databases online."
Sue Lederer Geiger commented on Sue Lederer Geiger's group Abels/Abeles Family"Great! We now have 4 members:Maya in Oregon,Jeff in New Jersey,Linda in Hawaii,and myself in California. Encourage more people to join in if you are willing."
Abels/Abeles Family
Two branches of the Abeles/Abels family meet after about 100 years.The gentleman on the left is David Abels Lederer,and the gentleman on the left is Jacques Abels,2nd cousins once removed.
Sue Lederer Geiger left a comment for Maya Abels aka Mary"Welcome,Maya! Please help build the Abels Group! See you there."
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"This is from the Lederer/Abels family Bible.It says,"Mary (Marie) gebornen Abeles December 19,1833 in Tscheraditz (Ceradice) Bohemia."
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- Lederer, Posner, Abels,Quinn,McKnight,McClure,Olson, Berman Geiger Vogel Schlamm
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- At 4:41pm on September 4, 2010, Susan Turner said…
- It's been so long since I have looked at this, I have no clue who I was looking for!
- At 6:22pm on April 5, 2010, carole meier stackhouse said…
- sue
sorry i am getting back to you email me any info you have on the schlam/shlam family of new jersey at clstack420@comcast.net
- At 8:15am on October 20, 2009, Dorothy Mae Olmstead Grossman said…
- Is Wolf Goldblatt a rabbi? You obviously have a lot of family pictures which is wonderful -- and you evidently are very organized! Dorothy
- At 8:12am on October 20, 2009, Dorothy Mae Olmstead Grossman said…
- I just saw your comment from September. You can see that I rarely go to this site. I really haven't figured out how to use the program! How did all of the other people find you, and are they all relatives? I don't know where to begin. Do you think you receive more information from this web site than you do on ancestry.com? Dorothy
- At 9:01am on August 18, 2009,
Russ Pollitt said… - Sue,
When coming to Columbus you might want to visit the Columbus Metropolitan Library (www.columbuslibrary.org/genealogy). We have a significant genealogy collection for Ohio and many other states. We now have the genealogy collections formerly at the State Library of Ohio, Palatines to America Society, and the Franklin County Genealogical and Historical Society. Currently our hours are Monday-Thursday 9-9, Fri-Sat 9-6, Sunday's 1-5. After September 6th they'll be Mon-Thur 10-8, Fri-Sat 10-4 and Sunday 1-5. The other place to do research is the Ohio Historical Society (http://www.ohiohistory.org/resource/archlib). Currently, their hours are Thursdays 1-9, Fri-Sat 9-5. I think you mentioned Fairfield county as a place where some of your ancestors lived. If so, the Fairfield County Chapter of OGS has a wonderful library as well (http://www.fairfieldgenealogy.org/library/library.html). If you have time to eat during your research trip you might try some of the following places. Schmidts (http://www.schmidthaus.com/) is a German restaurant in German Village which is a nice place to walk around and see well preserved homes built by Columbus' German immigrant population. Schiller Park is a few blocks from Schmidts if you need to walk off some of the good German food. Don't leave Schmidt's without trying their creampuffs. For microbreweries check out this site Ohio Brewpubs and MIcrobreweries (http://www.beer100.com/brewpubs_o_to_z/ohio.htm). Barleys Brewing and Elevator Brewing are both good. Pubcrawler lists a few places in Columbus as well (http://www.pubcrawler.com/Template/searchwc.cfm/flat/zipcode=43201/distance=25/title=Columbus,%20Ohio). Mac's Cafe on High street is good as well. They have Scottish food, burgers and more. If you have any questions let me know. I'm the genealogy subject specialist at Columbus Metropolitan Library. Russ
- At 12:53pm on August 13, 2009, Al Lederer said…
- Sue,
I joined GenealogyWise - do I need to join the Lederer group or do I just post?
Al
- At 9:11am on August 4, 2009, maura lederer said…
- hey sue, its been a busy one for us as well, i'm trying to get in as much "family time" w/marissa as possible as she's leaving in less than 3 weeks. . we went camping and hiking in the Sequoias last week, it was wonderful, and this week we rented a house in san diego. . mark and sue and emma come into town soon, maybe we can have a family get together BBQ at our house next week. . are you in town?
- At 2:37pm on July 29, 2009, carole meier stackhouse said…
- i do not have ancestry .com any more carole
- At 8:27am on July 29, 2009, Robert Bayer said…
- Cuz, I will try to figure it out...B
- At 3:18pm on July 28, 2009, carole meier stackhouse said…
- sue here is some info eva schlam born abt 1826 prussia died oct 5 1893 in camden nj husband unknown children are harry b aug 1860 died 1940 nathan abt 1863 died oct 14 1893 albert abt 1864 died may 18 1892 louis abt 1865 died april 12 1897 camden nj . harry b married catherine spicer they had 10 children
carole
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