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NameWILLIAM SAMPAR
Date17 February 2015
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MessageHello,
I may have spoken to you before. You visited my Cousin in Hungary. I think if this is the right website. Arpad Zsondy is my cousin in Rabatotfalla in Vas, Hungary. This is a Wendish community.

Do you remember?

William Sampar


NameEunice Hoogsteden
Date26 January 2015
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MessageMy Wendish connection is through my mother, her maiden name was Schemel and my father German, both are descendant from families who migrated to South Africa in the 1860s. My brother has done extensive work on our family tree already but it is always interesting to hear about other Wendish families. I would like to subscribe to Worldwide Wendish Connection.


NameBernard Frank Kaschula
Date5 January 2015
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MessageThank you for the write up on history of my for-fathers .
Kind Regards
Bernard


NameFr. Andrei Alexiev
Date22 August 2014
MessageI am an Orthodox priest, of Ukrainian-Russian descent. I currently serve a parish of the "other" Serbs here in Michigan.
I've always been fascinated by the history of the various Slavic peoples. I believe that "my' Serbs may have originated in the Sorbian homeland and migrated southward.
I'd like to hear from anyone interested in this theory. My e-mail is [email protected].


NameCarolyn Massa Wilson
Date17 August 2014
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MessageThis is a wonderful, informative site and commend all involved for putting this site together! My G-G grandparents were Johann Carl Bernstein & Magdalena Jeremias Bernstein, who brought their family from Lehn, Germany in 1869 on the ship "Bark Galveston" and settled in Serbin, TX. Johann's parents were Christian Bernstein & Maria Zieschang Bernstein in Gross Kunitz, Germany.
I'd love to find out who Christian's ancestors were, but it's difficulty. Any suggestions to point me in the right direction would be appreciated. If any of you are also descedants of this family, I'd like to hear from you at [email protected].


NameMark Stempel
Date12 May 2014
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MessageMy great-great grandfather was Christian Wilhelm Stempel who emigrated from Drachhausen to the US (Ft Madison, Iowa) in 1847. I would like to share information with anyone having information about Christian Wilhelm Stempel or descendants . I just recently returned from a visit to Drachhausen.


NameRandall Byrd
Date6 February 2014
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MessageMy wife Charlotte Stempel Byrd is the 3G granddaughter of Christian Wilhelm Stempel who is believed to be the person who began the Iowa Wendish migration from Drachhausen in 1847 to Fort Madison, Iowa. We have been corresponding with Cathy Petersen for several years. She is an amazing resource. Currently we have several of Christian Wilhelm Stempel's original letters from before and after the immigration being reviewed for translation. Any information on the Stempel family before and after this time period would be appreciated especially going further back into history.


NameColwyn Gullick
Date11 January 2014
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MessageMy husband is the grandson of Edward Gullick, son of Frederick, son of Christian Gullick. Edward was married to Katheryn Millmeyer in Fort Madison, Iowa. We just found this paperwork on thr family and are excited to see information about Wends/Sorbians. More lat e r.


NameMemtaxannuabe
Date25 December 2013
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Messagehello


NameRobert J Hanson
Date16 November 2013
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MessageYou can watch the Upper Sorbian "Wuhladko" video podcasts produced by MDR. I cannot post the weblink here, so do a web search for "Wuhladko", click on the result, and then click on Sendung Verpasst to get to the videos.


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