Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Yoder (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from France, Germany, and Switzerland. They originated in the Swiss town called Joderhuebel (Joder Hill) in Canton Bern, Switzerland. Joder is a derivation of Theoduloder (Theodorus, Theodulus, or Theodule), who was an early bishop from Italy to the Valais district in southern Switzerland. St. Theodore (later St. Joder)...

Newsletter for the collection and interchange of genealogical data and family history about Stover individuals and families within the United States. Includes announcements and reports of various reunions of the Stover Family Association, with latest headquarters at Lenexa, Kansas. Also includes transcripts and extracts from local, county, state and federal sources (vital records, census, etc.).

This book considers the ancestry of five immigrant families. The first is the family of Theobald Christler. He was born in 1709 to Leonhard and Anna Maria (Bender) Christler in Frankenthal, Germany. In 1719 he came to Pennsylvania with his parents and then to Virginia ca. 1736. The second family belongs to Johann Friedrich Baumgärtner. He was born in 1706 to Johann Jacob and Catharina (Willheit) Baumgärtner in Schwaigern, Germany. He came to Pennsylvania...

Heinrich Albrecht was born in 1845 in Germany. At the age of seven he traveled with his parents, Jacob and Marie, to Russia. On the trip his parents died. He and his sister Marie traveled on and lived with relatives. He married Helene Penner in 1873. Seeking religious freedom they immigrated to the United States arriving in Beatrice, Nebraska in 1884. Heinrich died in 1908, Helene in 1926. five children were born to this family, Henry, Frank, Helene,...

Johannes (John) Albrecht was born in 1695 in Germany. He married Anna Barbara in 1715 in Germany. Their son, Jacob (1727-1791/92), was born in Berks, Pennsylvania and married Sophia Catherine Welder in 1746. Both died in Orange, North Carolina. Descendants lived in North Carolina, Missouri, Washington, and elsewhere. Many descendants changed surname to "Albright".

Thomas Finley Allbright was born in 1853 near Capps, Arkansas, married Sarah Anne Gilliam at age 24 and died in 1900. Includes Allbright, Albrecht, Moore and allied families.

The Albrecht family, Mennonites, immigrated from Germany to Illinois in 1836, and descendants lived chiefly in Illinois.

Christian Wilhelm Carl Albrecht (1858-1921) immigrated with his widowed father and brothers from Germany to Osborne County, Kansas in 1871/ 1874, and married Elizabeth Christine Newquist (a Swedish immigrant) in 1878. Emma Christine Albrecht, their daughter, married John Henry Pottberg (1877-1933), a son of German immigrants. Descendants and relatives lived in Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Colorado, California and elsewhere. Includes some ancestors in...

Berthold Wagner (1839-1916) was born in Pfaffenweiler, Baden, Germany and immigrated to the United States with his parents in 1845 at the age of six. The first settled St. Clair Co., Illinois. Berthold married Barbara Gueterman 8 September 1863 and moved to Carroll Co., Illinois where they had six children and lived for the remainder of his life. Barbara Gueterman (1846-1931) was born in Belleville, St. Clair Co., Illinois and died in Carroll Co.,...