
Our folks had their first known beginnings in Schirrhein, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France (aka Shirrheim, Elsas, Germany). Here, within a cemetery in Schirrhein, lies LEHMANN family members and connecting family members such as the SCHITTER family.
Thank you, Vincent Falter for the photo.
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THE LEHMANN FAMILY of SCHIRRHEIN, ALSACE, BAS-RHIN, FRANCE to OHIO, U.S.A. |
THE LEHMANN FAMILY HISTORY |

BIAM Family Connection |
EGETTER Family Connection |
FRICK Family Connection |
HOCHWALT Family Connection |
RICHTER Family Connection |
TECKLENBURG Family Connection Tecklenburg Hotel of Henry TECKLENBURG and Katherine Mary LEHMANN |
ZINCK Family Connection |
LEHMAN and PROSSER Family Connection |
Charles William Prosser Tree |
LEHMANN Brick and Tile Yard |
CALVARY CEMETERY Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio |
FALTER Family Connection Surnames: DANNEMILLER DANNEMULLER FALTER HALTER LANG, LUX, LEHMANN (Lehman/Layman) RUFFING STEINMETZ WURM (Worm) ZIRCHER/ZURCHER (Zercher, Zirger) and many more of Ret. Gen. Vincent Falter |
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BAECHEL, BECHEL, BACHEL de Schirrhein, Schirrhoffen, & Soufflenheim of Jerome Kok (in the French language) |
BAECHEL, BITSCHI, DANNENMULLER, DOLLINGER, FISCHER, GEYER, HAHN, HALTER, HEISSERER, HUBER, KINDMANN, KLEIN, KUNTZ, LEHMANN, LUX, MARTIN, MESSNER, PFEFFERKORN, RICHTER, SCHERER, SCHITTER, SCHMUCK, SCHOTT, SCHUETTER, VOEGELE, & WITT de Schirrhein, Schirrhoffen, & Soufflenheim, etc. Lineage, photos, records (in the French language) of Jean Paul Geyer |
Your tombstone stands among the rest; |
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Their Family |
Catherine Mary Lehmann |
Johanna "Jennie" Nora Francesca Lehmann |
Albert Henry Lehmann |
Leo Martin Lehmann |
Henrietta Catherine Lehmann |
Martin Michael Lehmann |
Regina "Jean" Lehmann |
Francis Henry Lehmann |
Gerhard John Lehmann |
Gertrude Philomena Lehmann |
Rita Marie Lehmann |
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then chronologically by birthdate or approximate birthdate. Surnames of LEHMANN, LEHMAN, LAYMAN, etc. will be given as known. Middle names or initials will be given, but will not be as significant to the listing. A = Adam, Alice, Amelia, and the like. B = Benjamin, Bonnie, and the like. etc.
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In this box I've often seen, At the pictures, black and white, Faces proud, still, and serene. I wish I knew the people, These strangers in the box, Their names and all their memories, Are lost among my socks. I wonder what their lives were like, How did they spend their days? What about their special times? I'll never know their ways. If only someone had taken time, To tell, who, what, where, and when, These faces of my heritage, Would come to life again. Could this become the fate, Of the pictures we take today? The faces and the memories, Someday to be passed away? Take time to save your stories, Seize the opportunity when it knocks, Or someday you and yours, Could be strangers in the box. |
by Darlene Stevens It was the first day of census, and all through the land; |
Click on this link to read a fun poem about so many Grandmas and Grandpas, too, who climbed their family trees. |
My feelings are in each family we are called to find the ancestors. |
Genealogy Poems |