I am not in Altenburg anymore…at least for a while. I decided to do my blog writing this morning as I look over the Lake of the Ozarks. It is rather peaceful, just like in Altneburg, but with a different view. Today’s birthday boy is Henry Christian Tuschhoff, who was born on July 2, 1846. … More Henry and Bertina – Friedheim Tuschhoff’s
I located two marriages in our German Family Tree that united a person with the surname Neislein with one who had the surname Tuschoff. In the case of the two Nieslein’s, they were siblings, but not so with the Tuschoff’s. You will be reading about one of those couples today. The Nieslein name is a … More One of the Neislein/Tuschhoff Marriages
I have been inside Trinity Lutheran Church in Friedheim, which had its cornerstone laid in 1857. The pews are not that long. So, when a man becomes the father of 19 children who are found in our German Family Tree, most of which have baptism records in the Trinity, Friedheim’s books, that family must have … More Klaus Fruitfulness Fills Friedheim Pews
I am going to begin today’s post with the birth of Bernard Tuschhoff, who was born on March 15, 1846 somewhere in Cape Girardeau County, probably near the town of Old Appleton. Bernard was the son of John and Mary (Dolle) Tuschhoff. I do not know where he was baptized. Bernard was 4 years old … More Barney and Eliza – Arnsberg Tuschhoff’s
