Caroline married Charles W. Morrison about 1908. Charles was born in 1881 in Washington, USA; died on 31 Dec 1929 in Washington, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Margaret Roselius Morrison

Caroline married Charles Phelps after 1930. Charles was born in 1879 in Michigan, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Submitter: Madonna Cummins
Subject: Re: Lambrix/Lucke
Message: I am a Great great Granddaughter of Andreas {Andrew } Lambrix (1808-1884 ) who was from Bayern , Germany and married to Elizabeth Huber from the same area . They , too , immigrated to Buffalo , New York where my great grandfather , Lawrence was born in 1834 . He and his brothers all named their sons George , Joseph , Henry as if they were ancestral names . These Lambrix families all moved to the Detroit area , then to Grand Rapids , and finally my family line moved to Oceana--Hart and Pentwater area . There are lots of Lambrix families in this area . Will send more information if you are interested . Madonna Cummins

Submitter: Madonna Cummins
Subject: Re: Lizzie (Elizabeth?) Shier/Scherer/Lambrix <
Message: Have following information on Lambrix family origin . Andreas Lambrix was born Apr . 13,1801or 1808 in Bayern , Germany and married Elizabeth Huber from the same area . they lived first in Buffalo ,New York and then moved to Grand Rapids , MI . Oldest son , Lawerence married Catherine Shearer /Scherer and second son , Henry (1837-1875) married Elizabeth Shearer /Scherer . Catherine and Elizabeth were also born in Bavaria , Germany and came with their parents ,Michael and Barbara Shearer to the United States when Catherine was 8 years old (1845 ) AT least , Catherine and Lawrence were married in New York . The records I have read as follows :Elizabeth , Henry's wife came to this country from Germany when she was l year old . She lived in New Orleans , Buffalo , Detroit , Grand Rapids and finally in Mapleton , MI . After Henry Sr . died she moved to Traverse City Area and married Oliver Lardie . Henry Sr . died Jan 1875 and was buried at Pattersfield Cemetery . I am the great , granddaughter of Lawrence and Catherine Lambrix and have a lot more information if you need more .

Lawrence married Katherina K. Scherer about 1857 in New York, USA. Katherina (daughter of Michael Scherer and Barbara Holzer) was born on 15 Apr 1837 in Hütschenhausen, Kaiserslautern, Pfalz, Bayern; died on 27 Jan 1907 in Weare, Oceana County, Michigan, USA; was buried on 30 Jan 1907 in Weare, Oceana County, Michigan, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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CENSUS:
1870:
Name: Catherine Lambrix Age in 1870: 33 Estimated Birth Year: 1836 Birthplace: Bavaria / Bayern Home in 1870: Weare, Oceana, Michigan Race: White Gender: Female Value of real estate: Post Office: Smiths Corners Roll: M593_696 Page: 739 Image: 210 Year: 1870

1880:

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CANADA:
Name: Andreas Lambrix Year: 1849 Place: Canada Source Publication Code: 5004 Primary Immigrant: Lambrix, Andreas Annotation: Series ends with Part 5. Earlier parts indexed in PILI 1982. Date and place of naturalization. Periodical published by the Ontario Genealogical Society, 40 Orchard View Blvd., Suite 253, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4R 1B9. Source Bibliography: McKENZIE, DONALD A. "Upper Canada Naturalization Records (1828-1850). Nominal index to vols. 1 through 8." In Families, vol. 20:1 (1981), pp. 3-18, Part 5, to vol. 8 (1847-1850). Page: 11

CENSUS:
1849: Canada
1850: New York?
1860:
1870: Michigan
Name: Andrew Lambrix Age in 1870: 62 Estimated Birth Year: 1807 Birthplace: Bavaria / Bayern Home in 1870: Grand Rapids Ward 4, Kent, Michigan Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Grand Rapids Roll: M593_681 Page: 381 Image: 755 Year: 1870

1880: Michigan, lived with wife, Lizzie
Name: Andrew LAMBRIX Age: 72 Estimated birth year: <1808> Birthplace: BAVARIA Occupation: Carpenter Relation: Self Home in 1880: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Andrew LAMBRIX Father's birthplace: BAV Mother's birthplace: BAV Year: 1880; Census Place: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan; Roll: T9_588; Family History Film: 1254588; Page: 508A; Enumeration District: 149; Image: 0717.

Submitter: Madonna Cummins
Subject: Re: Lambrix/Lucke
Message:I am a Great great Granddaughter of Andreas {Andrew} Lambrix (1808-1884) who was from Bayern, Germany and married to Elizabeth Huber from the same area. They, too, immigrated to Buffalo, New York where my great grandfather, Lawrence was born in 1834. He and his brothers all named their sons George, Joseph, Henry as if they were ancestral names. These Lambrix families all moved to the Detroit area, then to Grand Rapids, and finally my family line moved to Oceana--Hart and Pentwater area. There are lots of Lambrix families in this area. Will send more information if you are interested. Madonna Cummins

LAMBRIX, ANDREW

DEATH:
http://www.mdch.state.mi.us/gendisx/scripts/individual.asp?UniqueID=473322
Date of death: 10-Aug-1884
Ledger Page: 87
Record Number: 607
Place of death: GRAND RAPIDS 7TH WD.
County of Death: Kent
Sex: Male
Race: WHITE
Marital Status: Married
Age: 77 years
Cause of Death: CONSUMPTION
Birthplace: GERMANY
Occupation: CARPENTER
Father's Name: Unknown,
Father's Residence: UNKNOWN
Mother's Name: UNKNOWN,
Mother's Residence: UNKNOWN
Date of record: 29-Apr-1885

Andreas married Elisabetha Huber in Oct 1832 in Grand Traverse County, Michigan, USA. Elisabetha was born on 19 Oct 1807 in Pfalz; died on 5 Sep 1887 in Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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CENSUS:
1870:
Name: Elizabeth Lambrix Age in 1870: 62 Estimated Birth Year: 1807 Birthplace: Bavaria / Bayern Home in 1870: Grand Rapids Ward 4, Kent, Michigan Race: White Gender: Female Post Office: Grand Rapids Roll: M593_681 Page: 381 Image: 755 Year: 1870

CENSUS:
1880:
Name: Lizzie LAMBRIX Age: 72 Estimated birth year: <1808> Birthplace: BAVARIA Occupation: Keeps House Relation: Wife Home in 1880: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Female Head of household: Andrew LAMBRIX Father's birthplace: BAV Mother's birthplace: BAV C Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan; Roll: T9_588; Family History Film: 1254588; Page: 508A; Enumeration District: 149; Image: 0717.

BIOGRAPHY:
Re: Lambrix/Lucke
Author: Madonna Cummins Date: 29 Sep 2002 1:57 AM GMT
Surnames: Lambrix, Huber, Shearer
Classification: Query
In Reply to: Lambrix/Lucke
I am a Great great Granddaughter of Andreas {Andrew} Lambrix (1808-1884) who was from Bayern, Germany and married to Elizabeth Huber from the same area. They, too, immigrated to Buffalo, New York where my great grandfather, Lawrence was born in 1834. He and his brothers all named their sons George, Joseph, Henry as if they were ancestral names. These Lambrix families all moved to the Detroit area, then to Grand Rapids, and finally my family line moved to Oceana--Hart and Pentwater area. There are lots of Lambrix families in this area. Will send more information if you are interested. Madonna Cummins

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BIOGRAPHY: Hütschenhausen
Der Ort Hütschenhausen wurde von einem Mann namens ?Hizo" gegründet und hieß ursprünglich ?Hizhusin". Hütschenhausen war vor seiner Entstehung nur spärlich geschützt. Wie alle kleineren Dörfer war es nicht durch Mauern befestigt, es besaß nur einen Graben. Die Erde aus diesem Graben wurde zu einem Wall aufgeworfen, auf dem man Hecken und Dornen anpflanzte.. Wo Wege hinausführten, kam ein Tor hin, das schräg aufgehängt war, so daß es immer von selbst zufiel. An anderen Stellen, wo Pfade waren, kamen kleine Treppen hin, die sogenannten Sieglinge.
Hütschenhausen wurde erstmals oftiziell im Jahre 1377 erwähnt, als ein ?Syfrid von Huczenhusen" als Zeuge vor Gericht auftrat. Die ersten Einwohnerzahlen findet man in Schatzungsbüchern der Stadt Landstuhl, die ältesten aus dem Jahre 1592. Es gab damals 75 Einwohner. Im Dreißigjährigen Krieg war Hütschenhausen verödet. Um 1680 finden wir unter den 20 Einwohnern in Hütschenhausen die Namen Leßmeister, Leyss und Stämmler. 1787 hatte Hütschenhausen 33 Einwohner, 1910 waren es 124, heute sind es 2272.
Zu erwähnen wäre noch, daß sich bis etwa ins 17. Jahrhundert südlich des Ortes zahlreiche Seen, Weiher und Sümpfe befanden, aus denen viele Einheimische als Fischer ihren Lebensunterhalt verdienten.

Michael married Barbara Holzer. Barbara was born in 1812 in Hütschenhausen, Kaiserslautern, Pfalz, Bayern; died in in USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1800-1875 von Andreas Drieß
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Birkenhördt im Wandel der Zeiten 1322 - 1997 von Egon Bade
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Bauer in Birkenhördt
Auswanderung nach USA im Mai 1831

emigrated in May 1831
m1. Maria Eva KOCKm2.Maria Eva Elisabetha ACKERMANSource: Letter of Steven R Parks to Robert J Lambrix,Aug. 19, 1987 ,p2

Submitter: Ted White
Subject: Re: Lambrix/Lucke
Message: I have some info on Lambrix born in Birkenhoerdt , Bayen , Germany . A Georg Jacob Lambrix immigrated to Lancaster in 1831 . His wife was Maria Eva Elisabetha Ackermann . Gerog Jacob lived to 1871 in Lancaster . I can help with info from Germany . Can anyone help with info on descendents of these two

CENSUS:
1850: widowed, lived with daughter, Elizabeth 20, son George Lumbrick 25, wife Angeline 26, children Anna 3, George 3/12
Name: Jacob Lumbrick Age: 73 Estimated birth year: abt 1777 Birth place: Germany Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Lancaster, Erie, New York Page: 203 Roll: M432_499

1860:

1870:
Name: Geo Lambrix Age in 1870: 98 Estimated Birth Year: 1771 Birthplace: Bavaria / Bayern Home in 1870: Buffalo Ward 10, Erie, New York Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Buffalo Roll: M593_935 Page: 567 Image: 325 Year: 1870

Georg married Maria Eva Koch on 4 Feb 1799 in Birkenhördt, Pfalz. Maria (daughter of Johannes Jakob Koch and Maria Anna Hammer) was born on 15 Oct 1774 in Birkenhördt, Pfalz; was christened on 15 Oct 1774 in Birkenhördt, Pfalz; died on 26 Jan 1813 in Birkenhördt, Pfalz. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Die Familien von Birkenhördt, Böllenborn, Blankenborn und Reisdorf
1800-1875 von Andreas Drieß
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