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Henss Family

Related Family Branches Our Henss Family is descended from Iowa German, Mennonite and Amish settlers as well as Swedish and Norwegian innkeepers and farmers. The Henss branch of our family arrived in Henry County, Iowa from Germany in the mid-1850s. Our Johansson family branch arrived in the Chicago area of Illinois in the early 1900s. [...]

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John Hall- Revolutionary Mysteries

I am currently working on a portion of the Henss family and am ‘visiting’ Virginia/ Maryland at the time of the Revolutionary War.  The person I am closely examining is a Mister John Hall;  his wife is Mary Magdelene Smith.  I just love it when the names are so incredibly unique! So here goes, I [...]

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Anabaptist Mennonite Tradition & Background

Much of the Robert Henss family background is rooted in Swiss and Iowa Anabaptist Mennonite traditions.  Many of our forebears were active participants and members of the following congregations. [Please note that this post will be updated as more information is uncovered]. Basel-Holee (Basel Switzerland) Basel-Holee, a Mennonite congregation with a meetinghouse at Holeestrasse 141 [...]

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William Henss & Katharine Kaemmer

William (Wilhelm) Henss and Katharine (Catharina) Kaemmer probably both came from Hesse in Germany and were born around 1830 (according to the 1900 US Census records Dec 1831 for William and Nov 1829 for Katharine) .  I am looking for any historical documentation regarding their births or marriage. Photos of graves or life would be [...]

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William & Katharine (Kämmer or Kemmer) Henss- a brief history

The following, incomplete, history follows the life and times of William & Katharine Henss, the founders of our US based Henss Family. The information on this page has been graciously augmented by the efforts of numerous genealogical friends including:  Manuela Bassler, Elvira Groot, Jerry Harris, Kate “Chris’ Mom”, and Jutta Hoffmann. Should any of [...]

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Find your friends

Find your friends.  If you run a family history/ genealogy website, building associations and affiliations can be a useful and valuable adjunct to your genealogical efforts. Some of the most interesting and potentially useful affiliations (links) are with are sites and organizations belonging to other family members or family associations.  These family members/ associations need [...]

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Genealogy

The following Rabideau-Henss Family branches are publicly accessible.  (Unfortunately not all of our genealogical data is available to the entire ManyRoads readership.)  Deyo Branch Senger Branch More information and historical perspectives on our family branches may also be found on their individual ‘topic’ pages. Deyo Senger n.b.: Effective 16 April 2010 access to our old [...]

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Johansson Treasure Trove

Yesterday was a wonderful research day for me. I began seriously researching materials and information to support the work my father-in-law (Robert Henss) had done on the Johansson family line (Becky’, my wife’s, matrilineal line).  With a photocopy of his work in hand, I bravely proceeded into uncharted territory (for me). To assign quanta to [...]

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Help Wanted

Like most genealogists, we are continually in search of additional information. As you may notice, not only do we have information on hundreds of historical documents and genealogical sources, but we also have a library of images and texts that we freely share with our readers. As with all genealogical efforts, this site will be [...]

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Protected: John Evert Johnson 1923- 1945

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