Paul's Family Genealogy Pages

Discovering our American and European Ancestors

First Name Last Name
Home Search Login  
Print Bookmark

Christine Huefner

Female 1898 - 1962  (64 years)


Personal Information    |    Sources    |    All    |    PDF

  • Name Christine Huefner  [1] 
    Born 17 Feb 1898  [2] 
    Gender Female 
    _UID 601E4375F8B54790BD8749B580152BA25EA9 
    Died 8 Jun 1962  [3] 
    Person ID I2532  Paul's Genealogy Tree
    Last Modified 26 May 2019 

    Father Johann Kilian Huefner,   b. 2 May 1870,   d. 29 Jan 1953  (Age 82 years) 
    Mother Christine Noeth,   b. 2 May 1872,   d. 6 Nov 1928  (Age 56 years) 
    Children
     1. Christine Huefner,   b. 17 Feb 1898,   d. 8 Jun 1962  (Age 64 years)
     
    Family ID F10944  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

    Family Christian Webert,   b. 15 Dec 1890,   d. 22 Oct 1965  (Age 74 years) 
    Children 
     1. Otto Gottfried Webert,   b. 16 Jul 1921,   d. 6 Aug 1990  (Age 69 years)
     2. Leo Webert,   b. 18 Dec 1924, Trimberg, , Bayern, Germany Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 19 Apr 1945, Italy Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 20 years)
    Last Modified 16 Sep 2010 
    Family ID F909  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Sources 
    1. [S669] Webert, Leo Josef, Leo Josef Webert, Lindetal, Mecklenburg [(E-ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE),] (Reliability: 3), 16 Sep 2010.
      -----Original Message-----
      From: Leo Webert [mailto:ljwebert@web.de]
      Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 11:13 PM
      To: rootsdigger05@comcast.net
      Subject: Re: Webert Family

      Dear Mr Kelly,

      Thanks for responding in German, Bu I think I better explain in English, why I contacted you, Visiting your website was really accidental: I just entered my name into Google to see what the Internet knows about me and Google found your website with a letter by a Leo Webert.
      Reading the letter I found that some of your ancestors were born in Trimberg, Bavaria and emigrated to the US in the late 19th century. And going further thru your website I found that even one of your relatives visited Trimberg in the 1970s and thought he would have found where his ancestors lived.

      I was born in Trimberg in 1949 and lived from 1977 to 1990 in Colorado, USA.
      In 1990 I moved back to Germany and settled in former East Germany in the state of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern, which is north of Berlin along the coast of the Baltic Sea, about 600 km from Trimberg.
      My mother and brother still live in Trimberg, where my brother operates a small vinery on the southern slopes below Trimburg castle.
      While living in the US I always checked phone books for the unusual name Webert and at one time even bought a pamphlet listing all the "New world Weberts ". My father Otto Webert and my Grandfather Christian Webert however never mentioned that we had any relatives in the US, but there were several families in our small village (population about 300) who had relatives in "Amerika", and I remember it was always a big event, when there were visitors from the US in the village.
      I can only trace back my roots to my Great Grandfather Rudolf Webert who lived from 1856 to 1932 and for a while was the mayor of our little village. I have attached a little family tree I put together one time, but you can see that I still need to do some research in regard to the dates of birth of my ancestors.
      Even though we might not be distant relatives it is interesting to know about people by the same name tracing their roots back to the Franconian village of Trimberg. If you still want to find out more about Trimberg and your ancestors, I'll be glad to help if I can.

      Best regards


      Leo Webert
      Dozent und Dolmetscher f
      Transcription of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D      		 Transcription of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D
      Transcription of marriage record (page 1) of marriage documents of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein. Transcriber: Leo Webert.
      Translation of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D      		 Translation of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D
      Translation of marriage record (page 1) of marriage documents of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein. Translation by Leo Webert.
      Family Tree of Leo Josef Webert      		 Family Tree of Leo Josef Webert
      Attachment to email from Leo Josef Webert dated 9/15/2010.
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.1      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.1
      film 8290363, frame 00948
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.2      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.2
      film 8290363, frame 00949
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.3      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.3
      film 8290363, frame 00950
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.4      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.4
      film 8290363, frame 00951
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.5      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.5
      film 8290363, frame 00952


    2. [S669] Webert, Leo Josef, Leo Josef Webert, Lindetal, Mecklenburg [(E-ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE),] (Reliability: 3), 16 Sep 2010.
      -----Original Message-----
      From: Leo Webert [mailto:ljwebert@web.de]
      Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 11:13 PM
      To: rootsdigger05@comcast.net
      Subject: Re: Webert Family

      Dear Mr Kelly,

      Thanks for responding in German, Bu I think I better explain in English, why I contacted you, Visiting your website was really accidental: I just entered my name into Google to see what the Internet knows about me and Google found your website with a letter by a Leo Webert.
      Reading the letter I found that some of your ancestors were born in Trimberg, Bavaria and emigrated to the US in the late 19th century. And going further thru your website I found that even one of your relatives visited Trimberg in the 1970s and thought he would have found where his ancestors lived.

      I was born in Trimberg in 1949 and lived from 1977 to 1990 in Colorado, USA.
      In 1990 I moved back to Germany and settled in former East Germany in the state of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern, which is north of Berlin along the coast of the Baltic Sea, about 600 km from Trimberg.
      My mother and brother still live in Trimberg, where my brother operates a small vinery on the southern slopes below Trimburg castle.
      While living in the US I always checked phone books for the unusual name Webert and at one time even bought a pamphlet listing all the "New world Weberts ". My father Otto Webert and my Grandfather Christian Webert however never mentioned that we had any relatives in the US, but there were several families in our small village (population about 300) who had relatives in "Amerika", and I remember it was always a big event, when there were visitors from the US in the village.
      I can only trace back my roots to my Great Grandfather Rudolf Webert who lived from 1856 to 1932 and for a while was the mayor of our little village. I have attached a little family tree I put together one time, but you can see that I still need to do some research in regard to the dates of birth of my ancestors.
      Even though we might not be distant relatives it is interesting to know about people by the same name tracing their roots back to the Franconian village of Trimberg. If you still want to find out more about Trimberg and your ancestors, I'll be glad to help if I can.

      Best regards


      Leo Webert
      Dozent und Dolmetscher f
      Family Tree of Leo Josef Webert      		 Family Tree of Leo Josef Webert
      Attachment to email from Leo Josef Webert dated 9/15/2010.


    3. [S669] Webert, Leo Josef, Leo Josef Webert, Lindetal, Mecklenburg [(E-ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE),] (Reliability: 3), 16 Sep 2010.
      -----Original Message-----
      From: Leo Webert [mailto:ljwebert@web.de]
      Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 11:13 PM
      To: rootsdigger05@comcast.net
      Subject: Re: Webert Family

      Dear Mr Kelly,

      Thanks for responding in German, Bu I think I better explain in English, why I contacted you, Visiting your website was really accidental: I just entered my name into Google to see what the Internet knows about me and Google found your website with a letter by a Leo Webert.
      Reading the letter I found that some of your ancestors were born in Trimberg, Bavaria and emigrated to the US in the late 19th century. And going further thru your website I found that even one of your relatives visited Trimberg in the 1970s and thought he would have found where his ancestors lived.

      I was born in Trimberg in 1949 and lived from 1977 to 1990 in Colorado, USA.
      In 1990 I moved back to Germany and settled in former East Germany in the state of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern, which is north of Berlin along the coast of the Baltic Sea, about 600 km from Trimberg.
      My mother and brother still live in Trimberg, where my brother operates a small vinery on the southern slopes below Trimburg castle.
      While living in the US I always checked phone books for the unusual name Webert and at one time even bought a pamphlet listing all the "New world Weberts ". My father Otto Webert and my Grandfather Christian Webert however never mentioned that we had any relatives in the US, but there were several families in our small village (population about 300) who had relatives in "Amerika", and I remember it was always a big event, when there were visitors from the US in the village.
      I can only trace back my roots to my Great Grandfather Rudolf Webert who lived from 1856 to 1932 and for a while was the mayor of our little village. I have attached a little family tree I put together one time, but you can see that I still need to do some research in regard to the dates of birth of my ancestors.
      Even though we might not be distant relatives it is interesting to know about people by the same name tracing their roots back to the Franconian village of Trimberg. If you still want to find out more about Trimberg and your ancestors, I'll be glad to help if I can.

      Best regards


      Leo Webert
      Dozent und Dolmetscher f
      Transcription of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D      		 Transcription of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D
      Transcription of marriage record (page 1) of marriage documents of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein. Transcriber: Leo Webert.
      Translation of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D      		 Translation of record-image 3Q9M-CSRM-55WL-D
      Translation of marriage record (page 1) of marriage documents of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein. Translation by Leo Webert.
      Family Tree of Leo Josef Webert      		 Family Tree of Leo Josef Webert
      Attachment to email from Leo Josef Webert dated 9/15/2010.
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.1      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.1
      film 8290363, frame 00948
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.2      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.2
      film 8290363, frame 00949
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.3      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.3
      film 8290363, frame 00950
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.4      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.4
      film 8290363, frame 00951
      Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.5      		 Marriage record of Rudoplh Webert and Elizabeth Heinlein, pg.5
      film 8290363, frame 00952