Looking for Turkiewicz, Maisenhalter, Himmelfardt

stakon

12 Apr 2007 / #1

My grandmother Wladyslawa Turkiewicz lived in Lodz. She married my grand father Reinhold Maisenhalter and moved to America in Sept of 1912. She had a brother Bruno and another brother and i think a sister.

jcsm 3 | 88

12 Apr 2007 / #2

There are two towns by the name of £ódź

£ódź
miasto
774004 osoby
woj. łódzkie
pow. £ódź
gmina £ódź
tel. 0-42
N = 51°45'24,3'' = 51,75675° = 432367 m
E = 19°28'08'' = 19,4689° = 532355 m

£ódź
wieś
190 osób
woj. wielkopolskie
pow. poznański
gmina Stęszew
kod 62-060
N = 52°15'22,2'' = 52,25618° = 490196 m
E = 16°44'31,4'' = 16,74206° = 345934 m

OP stakon

13 Apr 2007 / #3

thankyou I think it is the first one with the phone0-42

Merged: Maisenhalter, Himmelfardt from Zubardz

looking for my family name maisenhalter in Zubards. My grandfathers communion was at
Catholic church there. The name is Maria Himmelfardt. Is there such a church? The name maisenhalter maybe spelled different. Turkiewicz and Hausman and grunwald are also names involved.

Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,148

16 Apr 2007 / #4

in Zubards

Doesn't seem to be correct.

OP stakon

16 Apr 2007 / #5

what doesn,t seem correct.

Merged: Maria Himmelfardt. Looking for Catholic Church in Zubards

My grandfather was born in poland and lived in Zubards. I have his communion certificate
from Maria Himmelfardt Catholic Church 1906. Was or is there a church by that name.

witek 1 | 587

17 Apr 2007 / #6

Maybe your grandfather was born in Żubardź , it became part of the city LODZ in the early 1900's .

Maria Himmelfahrt means the Assumption of the Madonna in German and there are many churches with this name in Austria and Bavaria.

Tarzana8 3 | 27

19 Apr 2007 / #7

For location of Catholic churches, world wide

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I come up with nothing in Zubarz, but it can be a surname. There is no such area as "Zubarz", so far as I can see.

Related:

Trying to find my relatives who i know little of. Ida Maisenhalter married Julius Hausmann. The lived in lodz before 1912. Julius father name Was albert.

They would have been German.

MAISENHALTER: perhaps from Meise (titmouse) and Halter (holder); might have originated as one of the rather funny-sounding names given to Jews such as Rosenzweig (rose twig), Wasserstein (water stone), Katzenberg (cat hill), etc.

HAUSMANN: house husband (probably suggesting husbandry, ie good economical management).