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| Name: Tim Chapman From: Boonville IN E-mail: tcahpman003@carolina.rr.com |
This is great am the great grandson Walter Clark and Hattie Mea Huthsteiner. I am currently building my own tree and this site is very helpful and great to see my past family!
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| Name: Mary Knauth Visser From: Mystic, CT E-mail: maryknauth@mac.com |
This is a wonderful insight into our family, my Uncle Stephen gave us a photo album with some pictures of Waldek and many of the Knauth's. I'm wondering if you wouldn't like me to send them so you may have them on the site as well.
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| Name: Heiko Gödel From: Germany, Saxonia E-mail: goedel.heiko@t-online.de |
Hello, sorry, I can not speak english. Wir erforschen die Familie Knauth in Deutschland. Abraham Knauth und die Ahnen meiner Frau Beatrice Carolyn Knauth haben in Peter von Knauth (*1528 +1595 in Naumburg)den gemeinsamen Stammvater. Wir würden gerne wissen, woher das Wappen (knauth.org) stammt. Das Wappen der Knauth aus Thüringen sieht eigentlich anders aus. Es besteht aus 3 Jagthörnern. Über eine Information würde ich mich freuen. Mit freundlichen Grüßen Heiko Gödel Translation using Bing Translator (http://www.microsofttranslator.com/Default.aspx) : We explore the family Knauth in Germany. Abraham Knauth and the ancestors my wife Beatrice Carolyn Knauth have in Peter Knauth (* 1528 + 1595 in Naumburg) common progenitor. We would like to know where the coat of arms (knauth.org) came from. The coat of arms of the Knauth from Thuringia looks really different. It consists of 3 Jagthörnern. I would like an information. With kind regards Heiko Gödel
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| Name: Walter Berten From: Viersen, Germany E-mail: warberten@hotmail.com |
This is something I've always wanted to do for my family. Thanks for the inspiration. I appreciate the friendship my former classmate C. Huthsteiner is showing me.
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| Name: Abby Huthsteiner From: Hamburg NY E-mail: saphireicewolf@yahoo.com |
:] This is amazing stuff. I'm happy to learn things about my family. It makes me feel great. Thanks!
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| Name: Annette Knauth Gape From: New Hartford, NY E-mail: peskiw@verizon.net |
What an incredible gift you have given our family! To think we have been trying to assemble so much of this information for years as the stories told in our youth were so fascinating. Seeing our Granddaddy,as we affectionately called him, (John Peter Knauth Sr), as a boy looking so much like my own father, (John Peter, Jr)at the same age is wonderful. Having long heard of Grossmama(sp?) and Grosspapa (sp?)and being able to actually put a face with them is something indeed. My great aunts and uncles, so impressive! Then there is Falsic which explains my and my siblings), preoccupation with Great Camps in the Adirondacks. I am so pleased that there is someone who loves it and is so gracious. I would love to behold the woods and waters my ancestors cherished and to see the place they once called home. Perha**ome day soon. In the meantime, thank you so very much for giving me the opportunity to share our family heritage with my own children.
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| Name: Lisa Murie Knauth Kelley From: Myrtle Beach, S.C. E-mail: ilisame@aol.com |
Finding this site is like finding a treasure! So much family history to share with my own children.The pictures put a face with names I've heard over the years, but my personal favorite is the one of my grandfather,Johannes Knauth as a small child. Thank you!
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