Diane (Witt) Schulte

Hello Diane,I,m Mr.Derlin Gerard C lair.I,m responding to a post which you mad e for your husband George Schulte back in July 0f 2017.You;d mentioned that your husband George's Great-GreatGrandfather Schulte had been born in Malgarten,Germany,back in 1816.Well,Malgarten is located in Niedersachsen(Lower Saxony) in NW Germany.This is just north of Westfalen(Westphalia)Germany,where my Schulte ancestors came from,my dear Diane.also,just like Westphalia,Lower Saxonyalso borders Holland on the west.Well,hope that you,and your dearh usband George are still well,Godwilling;that no serious Misfortune has occurred.Auf wiedersehen,meine leiber Freundin diane,and God bless you,and your dear husband George,and kindly keep everyone well & safe.

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