Johann Karl Müller. Matthew Kreisle. Carl Louis Diefenbach. These men sought a new life in America, leaving their homes in Germany. I can but imagine what they went through as they sought out a new life in the United States.
My dad accomplished an amazing amount of genealogical research the old-fashioned way: telephone calls and letters and trips to the National Archives to do the research by hand. I'm still amazed at what he accomplished with those "limited" resources.
I hope to document the ancestors who helped shape my history and their descendants to be able to share it with their descendants, no matter where they've drifted across the world. Posts about my work can be found here at my blog. You are invited to join in the exploration. I'm researching the following lines:
Mueller
Baldinger, Bleike, Bock, Cahal, Durst, Kreisle/Kreussle,
Mayer, Mueller, Smith, Tschudi, Wild
Diefenbach
Crabtree, Diefenbach, Garrison, Hawthorne,
Lubaski, Schmidt, Wallace, Wasson, Weethee, Williams
Fulton
Fitch,
Fulton, Safko, Singleback, Wasson
