Notes: Theisen & Allied Families History

Our Theisen & Allied Surname Family History

Matches 351 to 400 of 639

#	Notes	Linked to
351	Last name spelled Gonches on church marriage record.	Gonches, Gertrudis (I4662)
352	Last name spelled Kysoouw.	Cashow, Rem Frederick (I390)
353	Last residence was Hotel Washington. Time of death was 1:40 pm	Wilson, James Voris (I381)
354	Laurens married his 1st wife's sister, with whom he was having an adulterous affair with and for which he was banished from New Amsterdam.	Family: Duyts, Laurens / Jansen, Grietje (F1431)
355	Leaves behind a husband, 4 sons and 2 daughters, 1 S and 2 T maj.	Tennert, Johanne Juliane Luise (I5501)
356	Likely burried at the Dutch Reformed Church burial yard	Cosijn, Marytje (I5573)
357	Likely Nadeau Township Cemetery	Theisen, Michael John (I48)
358	Likely present day Cadzand, Netherlands.	Palding, Joost (I5550)
359	living with her son Charles W H Brown	Moulton, Adeline S (I4147)
360	Lost first husband, John Allen, during "the year of a great plague." https://nickersonassoc.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/TAG-article.pdf The American Genealogist Vol. 85 No. 4 - Pg. 243.	Family: Cocke, Christopher / Unknown (Allen), Margaret (F551)
361	Lost first wife, Ellen Wigman, during "the year of a great plague." https://nickersonassoc.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/TAG-article.pdf The American Genealogist Vol. 85 No. 4 - Pg. 243.	Cocke, Christopher (I2312)
362	Lucretia (Weeks) Cameron's older sister Elizabeth (Weeks) Ladd once lived with Lucretia Cameron, according to Elizabeth's obituary.	Weeks, Lucretia (I1861)
363	Lynn had cancer.	Hudson, Linda Lee (I5086)
364	Margritie (spelling on baptizmal record) christening sponsor's were her uncle Jan. Hartenberg and aunt Margrietie Hartenberg (Johannes being an older brother of Hendrikus).	Hardenberg, Maragriete (I591)
365	Maria was born in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York. A family book was created by a genealogist sometime in the 1930's or so that claimed she was born in Rhinebeck, Long Island. However, no such place ever existed and it's likely that she found a family bible (possibly Benjamin Wilson's) that stated Maria was born in Rhinebeck, and the genealogist assumed it was somewhere on Long Island since her parents and her husband lived most/all of their lives on Long Island. Primarily in (then) Queens County. For reason's unknow at this time (12 May 2023), Maria was born in nearby Dutchess County per the record found on Pg. 24 of St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Wurtemburg, Rhinebeck, New York, 1760-1899 (baptisms) by Art Kelly. The record is a match for Maria's name and date of birth, along with one of the various spellings of her Dutch parents, father's name: Ransom Keschau (typically anglicized as Ram Cashow); and mother's name: Henriette (anglicized version of Hendericke "Hanke" Hegeman. Maria was the second wife of Benjamin Wilson after his first wife died following the birth of their third child together, Elizabeth Wilson. Both Cashow sisters Margarite and Maria went by "Mary."	Cashow, Maria M (I389)
366	Marie Hirsch was baptized in the small town of Baarenhoff in the Province of Prussia. Today, this town in part of Poland (since 1945). She was probably born in that town as well, however, she was almost certainly born somewhere within the district of Marienburg (which Baarenhoff is a part of). From 3 December 1829 to 1 April 1878, West Prussia and East Prussia were united to form the Province of Prussia, which had belonged to the North German Confederation since 1 July 1867 and to the German Empire since 1 January 1871. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kreis_Marienburg_(Westpreu%C3%9Fen)	Hirsch, Maria Helene (I371)
367	Marriage based on oldest child birth year - Bethia Hall 1709	Family: Hall, Edward Esq / Stewart, Marcy (F1322)
368	Marriage in Dümpelfeld confirmed by copy of original record. Only Catholic church there at the time was St. Cyriacus. This was likely because St. Cyriacus is a larger church than the smaller chapel of St. Magdalena in Niederadenau.	Family: Theisen, Johann Joseph / Klein, Margaretha (F8)
369	Marriage record (on computer) gives mother's name as Ellen Cronan and father as John Sage.	Family: O'Day, Edward James / Sage, Mary J (F1383)
370	Marriage record found and confirmes names. Last name of father and mother deffinately spelled "Theißen" so last name at this time was probably "Theissen" unless he choose to shorten it at/around the time of his marriage and before his children were born.	Theissen, Johannes Michael (I2531)
371	Married around 1856, in Brandenburg province of Prussia (Germany), to Johann Friedrich Rohleder. Had three children before first husband died. Remarried (still in Brandenburg) to William Fiebelkorn around 1870 and had three additional chidren. Emigrated to NW Ohio in 1881 with husband, youngest Rohleder child and all three Fiebelkorn children. Older two Rohleder sons emigrated independently, settling in Milwaukee area.	Nüske, Henrietta (I346)
372	Married at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.	Family: Theisen, Johann Joseph / Klein, Margaretha (F8)
373	Married at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kaukauna. Rev. Julius Rhode performed the ceremony. Per 55 year wedding aniversary notice in the paper.	Family: Wittmann, Paul Henry William / Vandenberg, Everdine Odelia (F105)
374	Married at the residence of Isaiah Dickenson, on December 23, Rev. C. M. Rees, Methodist minister, officiating, Arnold Williams to May Lawton.	Family: Williams, Arnold Frank / Loughton, Lizzie May (F703)
375	Marytje given name as found on first child Joost Palding's baptismal record.	Cosijn, Marytje (I5573)
376	Mathias Theisen never married, nor had any children. He left his modest inheritence to his neices and nephews from his brothers who themselves preceeded him in death. Although a farmer by trade and of modest means, Mathias owned at least 4 rental properties in the Detroit area (pg. 33, and others, probate record). He immigrated with 2 of his brothers and their parents. It's unknown, as of 08 September 2025 when the emigrated/immigrated or whether they came to America as a family group or not. Is this Mathias Theisen? https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DCWW-977?wc=95R9-RM3%3A1031311201%2C1031568501%2C1032733701%26cc%3D1401638&cc=1401638&lang=en&i=36 Number 8. Is this Mathias, living with a neighbor or co-worker while his mom and dad went to/from Germany? https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DCWW-977	Theisen, Mathias (I6034)
377	maybe Tompkins PA?	LaBar, Chauncy L. (I5988)
378	Mayflower Descendant-Vol 56 No 2, pg. 153	De Lannoy, Jean Noye (I1608)
379	MAYFLOWER PASSENGER	Warren, Richard (I1932)
380	Mechtildis (Theisen) and husband Mathias Simons where living in her parents home of Michael and Anna Maria (Cossmann)Theisen. Her mother, Anna Maria Theisen, was not noted as having died as of 17 Dec 1905, according to the German letter from the Mayor of Reimerzhoven that was part of Mathias's probate record in Detroit. Likely she was still living in her home and her daughter and son-in-law were living with her.	Theisen, Mechtildis (I6046)
381	Mercy Hospital	Chance, Grace Jane (I2433)
382	Michaels death certificate from the state of Michigan states that he was buried in "Nadeau." This almost certainly means he was initially buried in the Nadeau Township Cemetery. Nearby St. Bruno's and St. Stephens Catholic churches do not have a record of him there. His older brother Melchier is buried in the Nadeau Township Cemetery.	Theisen, Michael John (I48)
383	Middle initial A from The Chicago Daily Tribune; Wednesday, Nov 25, 1874; Chicago, IL; Page: 8 and CHICAGO EVENING POST.; Monday, Jun 16, 1873; Chicago, IL; Page: 3	Wilson, Henrietta A (I4314)
384	Middle name Matilda comes from daughter Eupheny's birth record https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:HHPK-CFN2	Sterling, Caroline Matilda (I106)
385	Minnesota	Williams, Gertrude (I79)
386	Misericordia Hospital - https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Newspaper/BA11265	Theisen, John Michael (I833)
387	Mom (Susan Theisen) gave the story that Grandma Ruth (her mom, Ruth Rohleder), used to say that their family never saw Harvey Rohleder and his wife Lorraine, she thought because Lorraine didn't think much of Harvey's Rohleder family. She thought she married down, that she was of higher station in life. So Harvey and Lorraine weren't arround the Rohleder family much.	Christensen, Lorraine Adell (I3818)
388	Mom (Susan Theisen) talks of her mother (Ruth Rohleder(Wilson)) saying that Minnie could stretch a dollar father than anyone she knew. The Rohleder's were also very frugal, and practical people according to grandma Ruth.	Gerstmann, Wilhelmina E J (I300)
389	Mom (Susan Theisen) tells the story that was handed down to her by her mother, Ruth Rohleder, that Delia "read tea leaves" with the local Indian's during their visits. She was also interested in some of their herbal or natural medicines because Delia was also a midwife in Oconto Falls. Grandma Ruth used to say that Delia delivered more babies than Ol Doc [mom forgot the name grandma used to say]. Delia kept a scrapbook of Oconto Falls newspaper articles. Mom (Susan Theisen) was unsure if this was a hobby of her's. Aunt Judy had one of the scrapbooks. See pictures for Delia.	Family: Wittmann, Paul Henry William / Vandenberg, Everdine Odelia (F105)
390	Mom said that her grandma, Ann, would often wear a corsage on Mother's day, given to her by grandma Ruth and family.	Wittmann, Anna Genivieve (I364)
391	Mom says that her dad (Art Rohleder, Frank's son) told mom that Frank went to a Chiropractor first. Likely because the appendicitis caused back pain. He probably then went to the medical doctor/hospital when his appendix burst. Frank Rohleder died at 5 am.	Rohleder, Franz Paul R (I298)
392	Monfort Family Cemetery, Port Washington, Nassau, New York	Onderdonk, Judge Andries (I2148)
393	Monomoit,Barnstable, Massachusetts	Sears, Captain Joseph Sr. (I2282)
394	Mother of: Nathaniel, William (1649-1719), Joseph, Ephraim**, Sarah, Elizabeth	Nickerson, Sarah (I2252)
395	Mount Elliott Cemetery	Theisen, Joseph L (I6049)
396	Name comes from https://www.myheritage.com/person-2003812_845244051_845244051/robert-wilson-iii	Williamson, Mary (I5759)
397	Named after his uncle George Hunter (who was married to Emiline Weeks)?	Cosper, George Hunter (I4427)
398	Nassau County didn't become a county until 1899. Therefore, at the time of William's birth, Glen Cove was in Queens County. The National Archives military hospital record gives Long Island as his place of birth (but incorrectly gives 23, instead of 33 (or 34) as his age). Also gives his closest living relative as "Mrs. J Wilson" of Milwaukee, Wisconsin (obviously, this is his wife Jane Wilson). His older sister, Levinia's death record in 1909 from NYC states she was born in Glen Cove and her father was Benjamin Wilson and mother was Maria Kershaw. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:271D-X44 Levinia is named as his wife's bridesmaid in part of William's Civil War Pension file, submitted by his wife Jane Wilson (Clark).	Wilson, Capt. William Henry (I385)
399	Native of New Castle, Delaware according to his marriage record (originally named Fort Casimir by the Dutch). Andries Onderdonck married Maria Dirckse Van der Vliet, daughter of Dirk Janse van der Vliet and Geertie Gerrits, at Midwood, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 11 November 1683; (betrothed 20 Oct 1683).Richard H. Greene, "Astor American Ancestry", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 23, pp. 15-17 (1892): 23:17.Elmer Onderdonck and Andrew J. Onderdonck, Genealogy of the Onderdonck Family in America (New York: Privately Printed, 1910).David William Voorhees, editor, Records of The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Flatbush, Kings County, New York, Vol.1, 1677-1720 (New York: Holland Society of New York, 1998), pages 243. Andries Ariensz Onderdonk, young man from New Castle; with Maria Vander Vliet, young lady from Midwood; both residing there; and married there the 11 November.He was a member of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, in April 1678 at "The New Land or Altena" (New Lots).Ibid., page 347. Register of the Members from the Four Villages. 19 Nov 1679. The New Lots or Altena. Andries Ariensz (in April 1678).Ibid., page 367. Midwood. New Members, either arrived with certificate, or received upon their acknowledged profession. April 1678 Andries Ariensz.Witnessed the baptism of Jan Kinne , son of Adriaan Pietersz Kinne and Willempje Pieterse Wyckoff, on 22 July 1683 at Midwoud, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Anthonie Wanshaar, Andries Ariensz, Marritje Herberts).Ibid., page 423. Jan; parents: Adriaan Pietersz Kinne, Willemtje Kinne; op Midwoud; witnesses: Anthonie Wanshaar, Andries Ariensz, Marritje Herberts.Children by Maria Dirckse Van der Vliet d. after Aug 1732:Adriaan Andriesz Onderdonck b. 24 Aug 1684, d. 1764 or 1765Ibid., page 431. Andries; parents: Andries Adriaansz Onderdonk, Marie Van Vliet; op N. Utrecht; witnesses: Hendrik & Geertje Van Vliet, de Jonge.Anderies Onderdonck b. 11 Jun 1686, d. 21 Nov 1758Ibid., page 440. anderies; parents: Anderies onderdonck, maria Vliets; witnesses: Jan vlijt, geertie van vlijt.Andries Onderdonck died circa 6 January 1685/86.Ibid., page 213. Midwood, 6 Jan 1685, the widow of Anderies Areye debit for the shroud for her deceased husband, f8.Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brouwergenealogydata/surname_index.htm	Onderdonk, Andries Adriaense (I5488)
400	Nativity of Our Lord Parish Catholic Cemetery	Pennings, Wilhelmina J (I5675)