BAD BERGZABERN, GERMANY RESIDENTS 1200-1616

RUMBACH, GERMANY BAPTISMAL REGISTRY 1631-1721

RUMBACH AND SCHOENAU, GERMANY FAMILY REGISTRY 1430-1630

450 YEAR ANNWEILER, GERMANY REGISTRY 1477-1927

(Annweiler, Graefenhausen, Queichhambach, Sarnstall and Bindersbach villages: Eusserthal compound and Trifels Castle included.) Originally compiled by George Biundo, now with updates and revisions, this family and citizen registry based upon civil and church records, appears in five volumes. Transcribed by Dennis A. Kastens. 1995.

• Vol. One — Surnames A-D, 127 pages, U.S. $17.00 postpaid.
• Vol. Two — Surnames E-G, 76 pages, U.S. $10.00 postpaid.
• Vol. Three — Surnames H-L, 155 pages, U.S. $20.00 postpaid.
• Vol. Four — Surnames M-R, 112 pages, U.S. $15.00 postpaid.
• Vol. Five — Surnames S-Z, 158 pages, U.S. $20.00 postpaid.
• Vol. Six — Geographic Iindex to volumes 1-5, 63 pages, U.S. $13.00 pospaid.

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NOTHWEILER FAMILIES 1500-1850

Features German and Alsacian families residing in this Palatinate village adjoining the French border. (Nothweiler forms a dual parish with Rumbach, Germany.) Includes progenitors of Colonial and later U.S. immigrants from this area in southwest Germany.

Surnames within include: Adam, Becker, Bender, Beuther, Bintz, Brubach, Dauber, Dauenhauer, Dierberger, Feldner, Friedly, Goertler, Grimm, Grueny, Hasselbein, Hauswirth, Hefft, Hegi, Herrmann, Hertzog, Hofmann, Kenel, Kern, Kindelberger, Klein, Klemm, Koch, Kochert, Krebs, Kuhni, Kunz (Cuntz), Locher, Mader, Menges, Menniger, Minicus, Nageldinger, Neib, Neuhart, Ostertag, Rauch, Reiss, Retzer, Roth, Rothschmidt, Schaefer, Scheel, Schneider, Schweickard, Schwenck, Spiry, Wagner, Walther, Weiss, and Weltz.

Typed by Ethel C. Phillips and edited by Dennis A. Kastens. 160 pages. 2001. U.S. $25.00 postpaid.

RUMBACH FAMILIES 1775-1850

Features German and Alsacian families residing in this village near the French border. Most villagers were of the Reformed faith.

For nearly 30 years Rumbach has supplied immigrants to America. Beginning in 1709 with Peter Zenger, who taught Benjamin Franklin the art of painting, numerous villagers have made their way to the New World.

Surnames within the book: Arn, Batzel, Becker, Bertram, Bintz, Burkhart, Dalbe, Dauber, Dentzer, Eichacker, Ellenberger, Feldner, Flickinger, Friedly, Friedel, Friedrich, Ginck, Goerthler, Grueny, Grueny, Gruesy, Hatzfeld, Hauther, Herz, Hertzog, Hoffman, Huehnerfauth, Hunsicker, Jacky, Jacoby, Jochum, Jung, Kalbfuss, Kern, Kindelberger, Koch, Kochert, Koebel, Kreutzer, Kuhn, Loescher, Mack, Martin, Meister, Mettler, Meyer, Minicus, Mueller, Neuhart, Neumayer, Perrot, Propheter, Reihser, Riefennach, Riffel, Roos, Rosen, Ruecklos, Ruby, Schaefer, Schaub, Schenk, Schneider, Schnurr, Scheutz, Schuler, Silber, Silbernagel, Stegner, Spiry, Stoeffel, Schnurr, Schuetz, Teuscher, Uebel, Veiock, Voegele, Walther, Weber, and Weiss.

Indexed by Ethel C. Phillips and edited by Dennis A. Kastens, 2002, spiral-bound, 234 pages, $35.00, postpaid.

SCHOENAU FAMILIES 1630-1800

Features German and Alsacian families residing in this village adjoining the French border. (Schoenau had Lutheran, Roman Catholic and Reformed denominations represented within its populace, each with a separate congregation. These congragations occasionally formed a dual parish (Reformed) with Rumbach, (Roman Catholic) with Fischbach, or (Lutheran) with Ludwigswinkel.)

Surnames within include: Ackermann, Alberti, Andreas, Apfel, Babylon, Back, Bartholet, Bast, Bachmann, Bauer, Bauger, Becker, Beingesser, Bernhardt, Berthel, Bertram, Bertschy, Beuther, Bich, Beiler, Bie(h)n, Bintz, Bissmann, Boch, Boo, Bodenstein, Brandenberger, Braun, Brenninger, Breuner, Breiner, Brunner, Brechnis, Buchmann, Berger, Bollander, Clar, Cuntz, Carle, Christmann, Chatulier, Doerr, Darsch, Dausmann, Depre, Dick, Dieffenwerth, Dithmar, Doerrwenger, Doehl, Doll, Edelbub, Egerter, Eisfelder, Ehrmantraut, Eich, Eisenstab, Enderes, Endler, Engelsberger, Fal(c)k, Feldmueller, Fels, Frankhauser, Friedly, Fichter, Fraudhueger, Frantz, Flori, Frey, Friedki, Frischknecht, Froehlich, Graff, Geiger, Gottesheim, Gerhard, Gervinus, Gimel, Ginck, Girtler, Goerthler, Graber, Graeb, Guldenberger, Guthmann, Haas, Handschuhmacher, Habding, Hausperger, Haren, Hauber, Hauswirth, Hegi, Helbling, Heller, Heneki, Herrmann, Hog, Her(t)zog, Hess, Heusler, Hiper, Hirsch, Hirtz, Hochreiner, Hoeffler, Hoffmann, Holig, Holly, Hoy, Hunsicker, Hutz, Imhof, Impt, Jacky, Jambach, Joerg, Jost, Jung, Kalix, Karcher, Karst, Kaerth, Kern, Kiefer, Kimmel, Kindler, Kirsch, Klein, Keobel, Kroeber, Kochert, Kohl, Koehler, Keoperle, Kopp, Kraemer, Krebs, Kreicher, Kreutz, Kreutzer, Krug, Huhlmann, Kuhn, Kueppel, Lau, Lemb, Lautenschlaeger, Leininger, Letzelter, Litzinger, Lohrbach, Lorch, Loersch, Loesch, Lunzenfichter, Lust, Maurer, Marquis, Marten, Martin, May, Menges, Minicus, Modard, Motz, Mueller, Muench, Mussler, Naas, Nenninger, Niedecker, Niederlaender, Nimmerfals, Oland, Pauli, Perier, Pfeiffer, Pflunger, Rauch, Rammrod, Rappold, Richter, Ricker, Riederer, Reitz, Rueppel, Riffel, Rodrian, Roebels, Roechling, Roeder, Roesser, Rohe, Ro(e)sser, Schaaf, Schadle, Schaeffler, Saltzmann, Sattler, Schaedel, Schaller, Sche(h)l, Schildt, Schmidt, Schneider, Schoenlaub, Schreiner, Schueffler, Schuler, Schule, Schuhmacher, Schumann, Schwab, Schwartz, Sepulco, Siegfried, Seifried, Serbine, Spenger, Spiry, Stein Stoesser, Stephan, Stoeckel, Strasser, Strohmeyer, Sturm, Sulzberger, Thal, Thiele, Tilgenmann, Trautmann, Voges, Vollman, Unterlaender, Veltz, Wagner, Wallster, Walther, Wayand, Waygand, Weber, Weibel, Welsch, Weyreuther, Winkler, Wild, Windstein, Winter, Wirth, Wissel, Wolff, Wohlgemuth, Wunderlich, Zeitz, Zell, Zeller, Zether, Zwally.

Transcribed by Ethel C. Phillips and edited by Dennis A. Kastens, 200 pages, 2002. $35.00 postpaid.

DIE SOLDATENSTADT PIRMASENS (Pirmasens - Soldier City)

This rare 1936 publication lists over 2,000 soldiers residing or stationed in Pirmasens between 1741-1790. Compiled by L. Kampfmann and Oskar Schafer, it comprises 256 pages. Photocopy available for U.S. $35.00 postpaid.

RUMBACH FAMILIES 1850-1875

Surnames within the book include:

Indexed by Ethel C. Phillips and edited by Dennis A. Kastens, 2002, spiral-bound, 56 pages, available at $13.00 including postage and handling.

PIRMASENS FAMILIES 1640-1798