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Re: Heuser in PA

kimeheuser1 — 2009-11-01 17:10:07Z

so sorry this reply was suppose to go to jelsab2000

Re: Heuser in PA

kimeheuser1 — 2009-11-01 17:01:32Z

Hi,My name is Kim Heuser and I was married to your Uncle Harry's son Steve. Talking to my mother in law (Iva) she said that Bonnie Sproul has the family tree. She is Joy's daughter.

Anna M ?????

missy31713 — 2009-08-28 22:32:43Z

I am looking for inormation on Anna M Heuser b.1855 Germany d. 1931 Pennsylvania.

She is the wife of Peter Heuser b. 1850 Germany d. 1923 Pennsylvania.

Mother of Severin, Agnes, Mary Anna, Joseph, Christian, Katherina, and Hubert.

Anna has been found on several documents under the names Mary, Ann, Mary Ann, and Anna Mary. She was Married prior to immigrating to the US and all of her documents are listed with the married name.

I am looking for information on her maiden name and ancestors. If anyone has any info it would be appreciated.

Re: Heuser's of Matawan, NJ

Carsonfan1 — 2009-08-06 01:11:26Z

I'm sorry, there is no Joseph Heuser in my family history that I know of. I have a couple close matches, Charles Heuser who was born 1/27/1913 and died 8/1986. His father was Augustus Heuser and mother was Kathleen Adams. He resided in Jamesburg, NJ. Another close match was Charles Heuser who was born Charles Jarmen Jr. in North Carolina. Story goes that Charles' mother Margaret Heuser was murdered by his father Charles Jarman in North Carolina in 1969. Charles and his sister Kimberly were adopted by an uncle Charles Kemp Heuser and his wife Mae Locklear. They also lived in North Carolina. Hope this helps.

Re: Heuser's of Matawan, NJ

steena81 — 2009-08-05 01:23:55Z

I am also a Heuser by blood. My blood grandfather, my dad was adopted at six, was Charles Heuser. He commited suicide in 1986 and all knowledge of that side of the family went with him. So now my interest. I am related to the Hotchkins on his mothers side, but his fathers side I can find no info on. His fathers name was Joseph Heuser. I would like to see your family tree in order to see if this person is located anywhere on there. Rumor is Cherokee lies on his side. I tried using HEUSER2009 to search and it lists nothing. any more guidance would be great.
Thank you!!!

Re: Heuser's of Matawan, NJ

Carsonfan1 — 2009-03-30 22:39:31Z

Me again. If you need more info please check out my public tree on Ancestry.com under HEUSER2009.

Heuser's of Matawan, NJ

Carsonfan1 — 2009-03-30 19:55:53Z

I am the great, great grandson of Caharles Frederick Heuser (Karl Fredrick Heusser) born in Hessen, Germany about 1829. He immigrated to the U.S. around 1848. His mother Amalia (1805-1872), his brother Louis (1839-1891), a possible brother Conrad ( b. abt. 1844), and possible sisters Catherine (b. 1843) and Caroline (b. 1848) immigrated in 1858 on the same ship. Amalia, Louis and Caroline were all found residing with Charles in the 1860 Census. I dont know where Conrad and Catherine went. Husband of Amalia may have been named Conrad but have no real evidence. I know the family is from the Hessen area of Germany but cant find a real connection to any other Heuser's in Germany. No record of death cert. in New Jersey for Amalia though she is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery in Matawan, NJ with Charles and Louis. Pretty much run into a wall. If anyone has any info it would be very much appreciated.

Re: I am Sarah Dawn Heuser, My dad was Roger Timothy Heuser

sarahdwilli — 2009-03-27 18:52:27Z

Ok, I have made a bogus email account and I am going to ask you to tell me what color hair roger had and was it straight or curly and what color hair jeff has and is it straight or curly. and if you still have a pic of me and my bro, what color are his eyes and what color are my eyes. Then I will know it is you and I will send you my gmail address and well keep in touch on that one. My bogus email address is itisiitisme@yahoo.com . . . i look forward to your reply.

Re: I am Sarah Dawn Heuser, My dad was Roger Timothy Heuser

flo221b — 2009-03-27 08:30:13Z

Will get gmail asap. Am not good at computers lol so might take me a little while. Got a reply from our uncle Jeff today! Am looking forward to talking to you! ttfn

Re: I am Sarah Dawn Heuser, My dad was Roger Timothy Heuser

sarahdwilli — 2009-03-26 16:30:42Z

:( unfortunately I have moved to a remote area where I get very slow internet and I am unable to load apps such as facebook and myspace. It is a real bummer. I am not able to do any types of multimedia things online. But I can email. I do have a gmail account, so we could chat if you have one. Let me know what you think on that. If it is a go, then I will post a specific ad on craigslist and upload the link and you can reply with some details that I would know I was working with you. (I dont know how comfortable I am posting my actual email address out here.)

Re: I am Sarah Dawn Heuser, My dad was Roger Timothy Heuser

flo221b — 2009-03-26 10:45:10Z

I think I'm your half sister. Rachael Leigh Heuser born 1969. I think your mom sent my mom pictures of you and your brother years ago. I only ever met C.T. once and I can't find any info on his parents or family. Look me up on Facebook: Rachael O'Grady in Alberta Canada. It will be easier to communicate.

Nicholas and Anastasia Makaroff

Carsonfan1 — 2009-03-13 18:59:21Z

Looking for info on Nicholas (Born 1883 in Russia)and Anastasia (Nancy) Makaroff (Born 1885 in Russia) before they came to the USA in 1907. Anastasia's maiden name is Olchowska (may be spelled differently). Early 1900's census's say they were from Stalino, Russia which did not exist in 1907. The area is now part of the Ukraine.

James Q. Reid

Carsonfan1 — 2009-03-13 18:49:24Z

I'm looking for info on James Q. Reid born in New Jersey abt 1828. He started his family in New York with his wife Hannah then moved to the Manalapan, Englishtown, NJ area. Their children included Margerette, Emma, Mary, Harriet, Charles, Elisabeth, Josephine, and Walter. James Q. served in the Civil War and was wounded. He supposedly was wounded in the leg and the doctors were going to amputate his leg. As the story goes he refused to allow the doctors to take his leg so the doctors performed a first of its time sergery and saved his leg. History of the surgery is supposed to be in the Library of Congress.

Henry Bonnewitz

Carsonfan1 — 2009-03-13 18:36:01Z

Looking for info on Henry Bonnewitz who was born abt 1824 in Hamburg, Germany. He had a farm with his wife Margerette in Quenns, New York. His children included Henry, Charles, Mary, Anna, Philip, and William. His wife according to the 1880 census was also born in Hamburg, Germany. Henry would be my great, great grandfather.

Re: Conrad Heuser

Carsonfan1 — 2009-03-12 16:08:44Z

I made a mistake, it was my great gteat grandfather.

Conrad Heuser

Carsonfan1 — 2009-03-12 03:12:52Z

I'm looking for information on a Conrad Heuser, who was born around 1800 and lived in Hessen, Germany. His wife's name was Amelia and his children's names were Karl (Charles)Frederick Heuser (my great grand father), Louis Heuser, Catherine Heuser, and Caroline Heuser. Amelia and all the children (except maybe Catherine)immigrated to Matawan, New Jersey, USA in the mid 1800's.

Re: Heuser, Milwaukee

straubinger77 — 2009-03-09 14:53:19Z

Hello Derek,

I have been to the website set-up by Don Hauser and have been in email contact with him. There is a possibilty that my Heuser(original spelling Häuser) ancestors immigrated in 1853. I found some Häusers that match mine on the HADIS website.

If you email me at my email address I can send you what I have so far.

My ancestor is Jacob Häuser b. around 1800 Oes or Hausen, Wetteraukreis (son of Johann Georg Häuser and ????? Haub)He left with his family to immigrate to Toronto, Canada eventually moving to Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

My Sommerlad ancestors were from Langenhain, Wetteraukreis.

Daniel

Re: Heuser, Milwaukee

theforce19 — 2009-03-08 15:08:46Z

Hello my name is Derek Heuser my descendants migrated from Germany to Australia 300 years ago or so saw your message you posted I'm interested to see if I have any other Heusers related to my family tree not that I have much record or information of my families history. Would like to see for interest.

Re: Heuser in PA

Jelsab2000 — 2009-02-27 02:12:07Z

Hi, My maiden name was Judith Elsa Heuser. My ancesters came from Pa, but were from Galeton, Germania, and that area. It is near Wellsboro, Mansfield, also quite near Olean, NY. I don't know to much about my ancesters. My Fathers name was Gorden Herbert Heuser, and his Father was Henry H Heuser. His wife's name was Elsa Fowler. I have an Uncle who lives in California around Placerville, in the northern part east of San Francisco. Harry Heuser. He has a full history of our family but never shared it. He got it from my fathers sister Lenore Heuser Fitzgerald. I'm sure he could help you. He also has some children around that area. If you have any luck let me know. Judy

I am Sarah Dawn Heuser, My dad was Roger Timothy Heuser

sarahdwilli — 2009-02-05 18:04:26Z

My father died when I was young, and I don't know anything about his family. I believe he has a brother Jeff heuser, and may have had another daughter with another previous wife. He also has a son timothy jacob heuser, that is my brother. We came from his second wife Mary Arnold. He died in lakebay washington. can anyone help me find more info?

Re: Heuser in PA

RAINBIRD196 — 2008-11-08 18:27:02Z

Hello Cousin,
My name is Deborah Lee Jarrett. Pat is my mother and we share the same grandparents. Grandma is buried down here in Florida with us. I have the family history. I use to love to listen to grandma when she would tell us about our family. Are you Uncle Jim's son I was not aware of a Danny. I know he had a son by the name Jimmy JR and a daughter Jeannie that was a baby when he was killed in a car accident in Japan April 1962 I was 6 months old at the time. Please feel free to make contact.

Re: Looking for more Heuser's that may be related to me

crazyme28338 — 2008-09-27 17:36:00Z

Hi My last name is HEUSER. I'm female but my dad is Jerry Guite Heuser Sr. I think he lived in VA. when he was young. Not sure if we are kin to each other just wanted to say hi and share . Thanks ,Terry Heuser

Re: Heuser in PA

dannyhansen1 — 2008-06-17 21:11:13Z

i am now tring to locate my family history. I know my grandmother name was sallie and grandfather name was harry . my fathers name was james windfield heuser his sister name is pat and i think there is or was another brother name harry and david. my aunt pat lives in florida with my cousin patty , debbie,collett and kenny.they use to live in philadelphia.great great grandparents were anna kettemann and harry heuser.great great grandfather was michael kettemann.they came from frankfurt germany. appreate any information you can give.

Re: looking for relatives

realjeep — 2008-05-12 02:17:57Z

Godd luck finding Lorenzo Dow Lehman, I've been searching for years! Glenda is my cousin, my dad's, sisters, daughter, and I'm Glenda's cousin Otto Lehman. Lorenzo is my GGgrandpa. If you'd like to correspond my e-mail is realjeep@aol.com

Otto

Looking for more Heuser's that may be related to me

SilentsnakeBHD — 2008-04-27 03:02:31Z

Hi Im Henry Heuser I lived here in Northern KY my whole life my dads name is Randy Heuser and my moms name is Nina Heuser but her maiden name is Huges please let me know if you may be related to me. My grandfarthers name is Lesile Heuser Jr.

Heuser, Milwaukee

straubinger77 — 2008-04-01 10:39:21Z

I am looking for any relatives who share the same Heuser ancestry as myself. My Heuser(s) immigrated from Hessen Darmstadt to Milwaukee via Canada sometime during/before 1863.

Family Info: I have more and am willing to share

Adam Heuser
b. Nov. 25, 1838 in Hessen Darmstadt
son of Jakob and Elizabeth Heuser
d. Feb. 20, 1899 Milwaukee
Margaretha Sommerlath
b. July 7, 1841 in Hessen Darmstadt
d. Jan. 31, 1922 Milwaukee

Their children:

1. Anna Margaretha 'Margaret' Heuser
b. about 1863 in Canada
d. 1955-1956
2. George Adam Heuser
b. Nov. 1867 Milwaukee
d. June 5, 1919 Milwaukee
3. Louise Heuser
b. Aug. 12, 1869 in the town of Milwaukee,
d. Jan. 25, 1921 Milwaukee
4. Katharina Dorothea Heuser
b. Nov. 16, 1871 Milwaukee
d. Aug. 5, 1901 Milwaukee
5. Wilhelm Louis Heuser
b. Dec. 21, 1873 Milwaukee
d. June 9, 1913 Milwaukee
6. Friedrich Wilhelm Heuser
b. Sep. 3, 1876 Milwaukee
d. Oct. 2, 1904 in Milwaukee

7. Caroline Heuser (twin)
b. Aug. 8, 1879 Milwaukee,
d. Nov. 28, 1887 Milwaukee,
8. Rosa Heuser (twin)
b. Aug. 8, 1879 Milwaukee,
d. Nov. 28, 1887 Milwaukee,
9. Adam Heuser
b. Sep. 10, 1882 Milwaukee
d. between 1882 and 1899

Re: looking for relatives

msouthma — 2008-03-11 21:15:48Z

Hi Rubi,
My mother in law's name is Bettie Rae Heuser, Her husband is Glen Harold Heuser, they do have 6 children and the oldest is Glenda Rae. They use to live in Ohio, but moved to Fla. If you think this is some of your relatives, please let me know. I stumbled onto this board hoping to find ancestors of their family.Thanks Shirley

Heuser, James

CooooCayemberg — 2007-05-13 18:46:21Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, May 10, 2007

James Heuser, 88, Pulaski died peacefully Tuesday, May 8, 2007, at a Green Bay hospital with his family at his side. The son of the late Frank and Clara (Gerke) Heuser was born Nov. 2, 1918, in the Town of Pittsfield. On Nov. 25, 1950, he married Katherine Johnson in Green Bay. She preceded him in death on Feb. 23, 1993. Jim worked for the Selmer Company in Green Bay for 35 years. He was a member of the Local Union #330, AFL-CIO. Jim enjoyed fishing and hunting. He wove rag rugs, which he sold at area flea markets for many years. He especially enjoyed watching his grandchildren as they participated in sporting events.

Survivors include one son and daughter-in-law, Don and Norine Heuser, Pulaski; two daughters and one son-in-law, Sharon Heuser, Colorado Springs, Colo.; and Jeannette and Aaron Sikowski, Crivitz; nine grandchildren, Amy, Darrel (fiancee Amanda), Michelle, Denise, and Lori Heuser, Richard (Amy) Fifield and Jason Fifield, Cassandra and Ocean Sikowski; two great-grandchildren, Jade and Kian; one sister, Margaret Helms, Appleton; a sister-in-law, Margaurite Heuser; his former son-in-law and friend, Richard Fifield; nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends.

In addition to his wife, Katherine he is preceded in death by an infant daughter, Eileen, three brothers and two sisters.

Friends may call at Marnocha Funeral Home, Pulaski, from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday. Visitation continues after 10 a.m. Saturday at St. John Lutheran Church, Pulaski. Funeral Service will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church, Pastor Jeff Dobratz officiating with burial in Fort Howard Memorial Park, Green Bay.

"Online Condolences may be expressed at www.marnochafuneralhome.com"

Re: Heuser in PA

2006-04-20 00:17:12Z

I was so suprised to see that anyone was looking for any of the Heuser branch they were not real big breeders. My Great grandmother was Anna and her husband was Harry. Harry Robert Heuser was my grandgather and died in Philadelphia in 1955. I know of the child who died there is a picture of her with my grandmother. She is the only child to known to have died of typhus. Aunt Elsie lived in Florida with us. We all come Philadelphia, but the Heuser side of the family moved to N J We all took off for Florida .

HEUSER-Summerville Cemetery,Sect. 33-Augusta,Richmond,Georgia

RobertSmitherman51 — 2006-03-21 16:59:58Z

Heuser children

Joyce Haley — 2006-03-18 20:37:33Z

My ex-husband is a Heuser. I thought it was interesting that you mentioned the two pronunciations of the name. It was the first time I had seen anyone talk about that particular peculiarity of the name. Only one time did I hear the name pronounced correctly as HIGH-ser when I went to a physician specialist from Poland. Which coast used the HIGH-ser pronunciation?
Anyway, my two daughters, of course, had the maiden name of Heuser. I am sure they would be interested in any history of the name. My ex-husband said that his grandmother traced their branch of the family back to the second ship after the Mayflower. True? I have no idea. He never shared anything else with us. His father's name was Myron and he married a lady named Elizabeth (maiden name unknown). Does that ring a bell with anyone?

PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

kjp2u — 2006-01-18 20:16:53Z

Hello! I am looking for information on the HEUSER family. PETER married SOPHIA SCHNEIDER in Germany and their children were: ANNA MARIA KATHERINA(MARY) b.1833, JACOB(PETER) b.1835, JOHANN JOST(JUSTUS)b.1838, MARIE b.1840,HENRY b.1843, ELIZABETH KATHERINA b.1846, and DANIEL b.1850 JACOB m. DORTHEA BILSE, JUSTUS m. AUGUSTA FENSTER, HENRY m. SOPHIA, DANIEL m. KATHERINA. MARY and ELIZABETH were both wives at one time of CHRISTIAN ERBE. This family came from Germany and settled mainly in Wisconsin and Iowa. I am a decsendent of MARY and CHRISTIAN ERBE. I would greatly appreciate any info at all on this family! Thanks, Kathy --I would also be happy to share what I have!--

Henry Heuser

kjp2u — 2006-01-18 20:16:53Z

Hi Tim,
I have a Henry Heuser born Oct.17 1843 Hesse Germany, son of Peter Heuser and Sophia Schneider-Heuser. Henry died Jan. 2 1908 in Beloit Wis. Sorry but I don't have a spouse listed for him. If this looks like your Henry, please let me know as I do have more information. Happy Hunting, Kathy kjp2u@hotmail.com

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

kjp2u — 2006-01-18 20:16:53Z

Wow Mike, THANK-YOU! The information you posted helped to fill in a lot of blanks and also solved a couple of mysteries! Yes you're right, the Heuser family family from Wisconsin was very unlucky, but thankfully some actually survived! I wonder if an epidemic hit that area around 1881? If you have any more Heuser names, please feel free to list them as I might be able to find where they belong. Thanks again Mike! Kathy

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

kjp2u — 2006-01-18 20:16:53Z

Hi Dee,
William Heuser was the son of Justus Heuser if I remember right, and Justus was a brother to my great-great-grandmother Anna Maria Katherina (Mary) Heuser, 1st wife of Christian Erbe.
I'm hoping to find out where Mary (Heuser) & Christian Erbe are buried and I suspect it's at German Valley Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery but I don't have any record of this. Do you know of anyone who has the burial records for that cemetery?
Thanks for any help at all!
Kathy

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

kjp2u — 2006-01-18 20:16:53Z

What I have on Gotthold Otto Henry Gerke b. 19 Sept. 1919 at Brigham, Iowa Co. Wisconsin is that he married Marion Elaine JONES and had the following children:
Thomas
Lois
Pamela
Diann
Randall
Rodney

Hope that helps some,
Kathy

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

kjp2u — 2006-01-18 20:16:53Z

Not a clue on the Bilse family, but I've often wondered if there is another spelling of that surname that we haven't discovered yet, as it's so difficult to find.
The mystery continues! :-)

Re: Burial Records for German Valley Cemetery

2005-06-22 13:30:41Z

Hi Dee,
Unfortunately I don't have any further information on the Blise family. Sorry! It sounds like they've been hard to trace so I hope you get a break in it soon.
Kathy

Burial Records for German Valley Cemetery

2005-06-21 03:54:13Z

Kathy -

It has been to long, I am sorry. I do have a copy of the German Valley Cemetery records. If you like like a copy email (lutherguy@juno.com) me your fax number and I can fax them or mail them to you.

I am still interested in what Bilse information you might have.

Thanks,
Dee

Heusers from Indianapolis, IN area

CynthiaSadler46 — 2005-05-28 19:05:31Z

Looking for information on the children of Wilhelm (William) Heuser and Catharine Betz. The family originally lived in Butler co, OH, moved to Indiana, but Wilhelm died in Butler co, OH in 1888 and is buried in Greenwood Cem.

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2005-04-27 21:31:59Z

I do have a list for the German Valley Cemetery, thanks anyway.

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2005-04-27 02:53:41Z

There are actually TWO Dorothea Bilse's from the area, mine married (Peter) Henry Thousand, father of John Thousand you mentioned.

I do have a lot of Thousand that your friend does not have, i'd be interested in the info you have on John & Catherine's family, mine is sketchy.

The Reinhardt Scholl you mention is also an acestor of mine, he is the father of Catherine Scholl. Most of these people are burried in that cemetery. Catherine and John are in the Mt. Horeb Union cemetery however.

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2005-04-27 02:41:05Z

Hi
I know of a couple of people who may have records for the cemetery if you still want them. Let me know. For some reason many of the Heusers, including my grandparents, were buried in the Mount Horeb Union Cemetery, rather than German Valley. Maybe because the congregation moved to town about 1919??? The German Valley Cemetery is still used occasionally.

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2005-04-27 01:55:20Z

This is not as easy as it looks! The only Thousand connection I have with the Heusers is that Katherine Thousand (b Jan 18, 1890 in Blue Mounds, WI & d May 8, 1978 in Dane County, WI), was daughter of John Thousand and Catherine Scholl and married William Henry Heuser on Oct 25, 1911 in Mount Horeb, WI. They farmed just outside of Mount Horeb - I remember them well as William was my dad's uncle. They had five children - I have their names, DOB, spouses and a few grandchildren, if you want them. I asked a daughter for info on the Thousands and she said knows of none. Dorothea Bilse married Peter Jakob Heuser. Peter was born in 1835 in Hessia and died in Blue Mounds, WI in 1822 (I don't have her dates). He was the son of Peter Heuser and Sophie Schneider. I asked a Bilse friend what Dorothea's connection is to the other Bilses around and she said there is a Bilse conclave at German Valley Cemetery in May and will get back to me. P.S. They are looking for Herman Bilse.....any ideas? And a little church history - the Blue Mounds German Lutheran congregation (aka German Valley German Lutheran Church and now Immanuel Lutheran Church in Mount Horeb) was organized in 1856 and the original group included Peter Heuser, Henry Bilse, Daniel Becker, William Thousand, Ferdinand Steyer, Reinhardt Scholl and Peter Henry Thousand. The three acres of land for the church was purchased from Justus Heuser in 1867. A little earlier history - Peter and Sophie and seven children immigrated in May 1853, leaving Germany by the port of Bremen on the sailing ship Helene. It had 308 passengers. The ship landed in New York on July 2, 1853, and their destination was Blue Mounds, WI, and German Valley (which was once called Hessen Hollow). Peter Heuser, who was a farmer in America, was a stone mason in Germany and he built one of the landmarks of German Valley, a stone house on the Kahl farm, built for Henry Kahl.

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2005-04-20 18:01:37Z

Jackie -

Thanks for writing. I am very interested to see what Bilse/Thousand information you might have through this family connection.

Thanks,

Dee

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2005-04-20 16:31:48Z

That sounds wonderful Jackie!
PETER HEUSER is my g'g'g'grandfather through Justus' sister Anna "Mary" who was the first wife of CHRISTIAN ERBE.

PETER>MARY>HENRY ERBE>GLADYS (ERBE) TUBBS> PHYLLIS (McALISTER) TUBBS> MYSELF

I have a lot of information on Mary & Christian's line's if you're interested.
Thanks!
Kathy

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2005-04-20 13:54:46Z

Hi
Peter Heuser and Sophie Schneider were my great great grandparents, with Johann Jost (called Justus his entire life) being my great grandfather. I have Justus's family info -- there were more children - 11 in all with two wives, Augusta Fenster and Mary Steyer - one being my grandfather Fred. Others not listed in the previous e-mail are Peter, Pauline (married Fred Williams), Fred (married Ella Rischmueller), William (married Katharine Thousand) and Adolph (married Annie Lukken). Most of these people, including, my grandparents Fred and Ella, lived around Blue Mounds or Mount Horeb, Dane County, WI, during their lives. I have lived here most of my life, too, so I have followed the Justus Heuser family. Justus's brothers and sisters are Anna Heuser(married Christian Erbe), Jacob (married Dorotha Bilse), Marie (married Konrad Schafer), Henry (married Sophia Becker) Katharina (married Christian Erbe- he was just part of the family, I guess) and Daniel (married Katherine Becker). For about 90 years the Heuser name was prominent in this community, however, now my brother and my nephew are the only men with Heuser names around. It is interesting to read about all the other Heuser families -- I would be happy to pass on other info I have (including about the Bilses)

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

lutherguy — 2005-01-04 03:48:31Z

It is possible but they would have been having children for a long time. I have the following children for Justus:

Anna b. 1864
Frank
Catherine
Augusta
Emma
Ida b. 1879
(from the 1880 census)

Wilhelm Heinrich Heuser was born in 1889. It is possible. Were there more children to fill that gap.

Gotthold Gerke

2004-12-31 04:12:03Z

Any idea on his siblings or parents?

Re: PETER HEUSER b. 1810 Roddenau Hesse Germany>>USA

2004-12-31 03:25:23Z

Thank you. Allow me to throw another name out there, any idea on the relations of Gotthold Reinhart Gerke?

I have not seen any records on the internet. I have a source who has a printed copy, I will try to find this out for you.

Dee