[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Additional Schindel/Scheske Info

[Perry1121 at aol.com]

Hello Nadine,
 
I am a member of the SGGEE volunteer team which is creating an index of the  
parish records at the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lublin. I have 
also  extracted information from the only two LDS microfilms of parish records 
at this  church; these are birth records from 1871-3 and some basic information 
on the  children born in these years and their parents is in the SGGEE master 
pedigree  database. There are several Scheske and Schindel/Schendel families 
in the Lublin  area in 1871-3, and I have also seen the names on EWZ 
microfilms from 1940. I do  not have the particular people you list, however. And the 
volunteer team does  not yet have information from 1882 or 1891 indexed. 
However, the fact that these  surnames are in the parish records during the years 
for which we have  some information is a good sign that you may eventually find 
information on  your ancestors and be able to order digital records from the 
Lublin church when  the index is completed. There will be an article on this 
project in a future  issue of the SGGEE Journal.
 
Sigrid Pohl Perry
 
In a message dated 11/26/2007 9:47:08 AM Central Standard Time,  
Nks883 at aol.com writes:

Thank  you Otto, Reiner and Jerry for your responses.  The following  will  
provide more information:

My grandfather was Gottlieb Schindel born  10May1882 around Lublin.   His 
confirmation certificate (which  is very tattered) was signed by the Rev.  
Johann 
Theodor Ernst Barth  - Parish of Nowograd-Wolynsk.  His parents were  Ludwig  
Schindel/Schendel and Emilia Scheske.  Gottlieb also had a  cousin  named 
Gottlieb 
who was born 14Oct1891 and was from Nicolajev,  Russia.   Cousin Gottlieb 
said 
his father was also named  Gottlieb (now we have three  Gottlieb ancestors) 
and mother Justina  (possibly Welske/Welshe).

Ludwig and Emilia Scheske Schindel went to  the US July 1904 to Cleveland  
then to Michigan.  Ludwig was  born about 1844 and Emilia about 1859.   
Emilia 
died in Michigan  12Oct1910.  Ludwig remarried and his marriage  certificate  
states his father was also named (you guessed it) Gottlieb.    Mother's name 
was 
listed as "unknown".

I hope to find out the names  of Ludwig's parents and his siblings.  I  
suspect that Ludwig  had a brother named Gottlieb who was the father of the  
cousin,  
Gottlieb.  Also did this Schindel/Scheske family live near  Lublin  then 
moved 
to the Nowgrad-Wolynsk area?  One daughter of  Ludwig and Emilia  
(Wilhelmina) 
had told her family she was born in  Novovolynsk near the Bug  River.  The 
names of Emilia's parents  also remain a mystery, but she is  somehow related 
(either a sister  or a cousin) to the following Scheske's who  lived in 
Cleveland,  
Ohio:

Julius Scheske born 28JUL1862 son of Martin Scheske, mother's  name  unknown. 
 
Possibly from "Stowo"
Frederich (?) Scheske  born about 1877
Michael Scheske born 5AUG1861 possibly Petrikau, Russia -  possibly from  
"Solotish, Russia.  His father 
was Martin Scheske and mother possibly Louise Eker or Louise   Schneider.
Anna Elizabeth Scheske Mayer/Meyer/Meier born 26JUN1870 - father  Martin  
Scheske, mother Louisa 
Schneider.  Anna  was the wife of Frederick Meyer.
Louis Scheske born 7May1886 Volyhnia -  Father Samuel Scheske, mother Amelia  
"Bauwelt"  Louis was the  nephew of my great grandmother, Emilia Scheske   
Schindel.

Emilia's death certificate states her father's name was  William and mother  
(first name only) Suzanne.  I don't know if  this is correct since I have  
found, in some cases, the person giving  the information may have given it  
incorrectly.

Again, I am  hoping to trace the Schindel/Schendel/Scheske families back to  
their  native areas.  I have extensive information in regard to their US  and 
 
Canadian history.  I have found information from various  sites, but I don't  
know how commonplace the surname Schindel is and  if I am looking at the 
correct  
people.

I would appreciate any  help from my fellow SGGEE members to see if we can  
trace these  families.  Thank you so very much.
Sincerely,
Nadine Erdman  Saiki







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