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Subject: Re: family History

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D.B. (Doug) Jandebeur

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Date Posted: 11:50:16 12/30/04 Thu
In reply to: claire 's message, "family History" on 17:47:50 06/12/04 Sat

>I have been researching my family from Asscheffenburg,
>Germany and was wondering if this family is connected.
>My Gr-Grandfathers name was Christian Jeandebeure. I
>know the spelling is different but found out its
>spelled Jandebeur in Germany. He was born abt 1839 and
>died 1872 in New york.
> Would you kindly send an answer, c.candy@verizon.net

Claire

Good to hear from you. Sorry I haven't looked at Jandebeur.com for quite a while. Your Gr-Grandfather may be the one of two brothers my father mentioned but did not any thing about. I'll bet the spelling made the differance. My Great-Grandfather was Michael Joseph Jandebeur who came to US and ended up in Huntingburg Indiana 1826-1889 and is buried there as a war veteran.

We need to tie the two togeather and find the last one.

Doug Jandebeur

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Claire
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Date Posted: 20:48:02 02/04/05 Fri

>>I have been researching my family from Asscheffenburg,
>>Germany and was wondering if this family is connected.
>>My Gr-Grandfathers name was Christian Jeandebeure. I
>>know the spelling is different but found out its
>>spelled Jandebeur in Germany. He was born abt 1839 and
>>died 1872 in New york.
>> Would you kindly send an answer,
>c.candy@verizon.net
>
>Claire
>
>Good to hear from you. Sorry I haven't looked at
>Jandebeur.com for quite a while. Your Gr-Grandfather
>may be the one of two brothers my father mentioned but
>did not any thing about. I'll bet the spelling made
>the differance. My Great-Grandfather was Michael
>Joseph Jandebeur who came to US and ended up in
>Huntingburg Indiana 1826-1889 and is buried there as a
>war veteran.
>
>We need to tie the two togeather and find the last one.
>
>Doug Jandebeur

Just found your answer. Have you found any connection yet?
I have not found yet where my Gr. Grandfather was buried in N. Y. I know he was married to Mary Lieman in 1859 in a German Lutheran Church in NY.
keep in touch.

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