I am looking for info on Frederick W.Timm born 1865 who emigrated from Germany. He was a railroad engineer in Nebraska in the 1880s. His wife Frances (maiden name unknown)was born 1860 in Wertemburg Germany. I'm not sure when he emigrated. but I know they were married in 1881 in Dodge county Wisconsin. I'm not sure how many kids they had but I think at least 2 one of which was my grandfather Fred Elmer Timm. I think the oter sibling was a sister. Anyway... any info would be greatly appreciated....Thanks

I am related to you. My grandmother was a sister to Frederick Elmer Timm, and the daughter of Frederick Timm and Frances Noblet. And I would be glad to give you any information that I have. You might be able to fill in some blanks for me.

Hi cousin....
I have gotten a lot more info on the Noblet side but having trouble with the Timm side before 1872, when Great Grampa emegrated. Also cannot get any info on his immediate family. Thanks for replying.... Taera

I do not have any information about the Timm family before their immigration to Wisconsin, but I do have quite a bit of data and pictures of family members. Please e-mail your physical address to me at tulsamary@sbcglobal.net and I will send you all the info and copies of the pictures that I have.

Mary

Hi,
Thanks for replying..I appreciate it. I'm having a problem replying to your e-mail...they want me to create an account with them and need all kinds of info that I have no idea what it is. (pop something..) I am not great with computers. Anyway I'll try to figure it out...and get you my address. Also I have lots of info on the Noblets. I've traced them back as far as 1669. Let me know what I can send to you... Thanks again.......Taera

Taera,

I do hope that you can send me your physical address. I can send pictures of some Noblets and some Timms to you, along with some information about them, and will get a packet ready to send to you. I lack information about the Noblet family younger that Frances Noblet's generation, so if you have any information to share of the latest generations, I would appreciate it.

Mary