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The Oesterlings, Your Family and Mine; 1949
History of the Oesterling family originally of Hesse Darmstadt, Germany.About the authors
Compiled by:
Emma Mary (née Trimbur) Keck (1904-1989) - [Oesterling family ID 1-4-2-3-1 ]
child of Lillie Delight (née Kellerman) Trimbur [1-4-2-3]
child of Mary A. (née Oesterling) Kellerman [1-4-2]
child of Leonard Oesterling, Sr. [1-4]
child of John Oesterling [1]
Sara Emily (née Keck) Bachman (1912-2000) - [Oesterling family ID 1-7-6-1-1 ]
child of Alberta Claire (née Oesterling) Keck [1-7-6-1]
child of Albert Henry Oesterling [1-7-6]
child of Adam Oesterling [1-7]
child of John Oesterling [1]
Synopsis
Descendants of John Oesterling (1796-1865) and Elizabeth Ripper (1797-1871), who came to Summit Twp., Butler Co., Pa. in 1831 with their four children. Four more children were born to them in Pennsylvania.
John Oesterling had two half-brothers, Peter (1797-1876) and Leonard (1802-1872), who also immigrated to America. Peter married Marie Elise Felger and they emigrated in 1851 and settled in Zelienople, Pa. Leonard married Johanne Friederika Werner and they emigrated in 1831 settling in Zelienople District, Butler Co., Pa. Descendants live in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and elsewhere.
Table of Contents
Forward - Pg 3
KEY TO GENEALOGY NUMBER - Pg 5
Your Family and Mine - Pg 7
Early History - Pg 11
The Homestead - Pg 15
Today in Darmstat, Germany - Pg 19
Special Occasions - Pg 23
Reunions - Pg 31
-- complete with a picture from 1913 - Peter Sr. was the president that year
War Record - Pg 37
Golden Weddings - Pg 45
Hodge Podge - Pg 53
-- listing of twins, heirlooms including description of the Oesterling genealogy book, family organization
So We Live On - Pg 61
-- a rather syrupy summary
The Descendants - Pg 63 The John Oesterling (1-1) Family - Pg 64
The Catherine Oesterling Schenck (1-2) Family - Pg 75
The Elizabeth Oesterling Vogeley (1-3) Family - Pg 89
The Leonard Oesterling (1-4) Family - Pg 93
The Anna Eliza Oesterling Frederick (1-5) Family - Pg 103
The Peter Oesterling (1-6) Family - Pg 107
The Adam Oesterling (1-7) Family - Pg 117
The Margaret Oesterling Frederick (1-8) Family - Pg 125
The Original Peter Oesterling, (2) - Pg 127
The Original Leonard Oesterling, (3) - Pg 135
Book description
Full title: The Oesterlings... Your Family and Mine
- Author: Keck, Emma Mary (née Trimbur) & Bachman, Sara Emily (née Keck).
- Publisher: Self Published, ©1949; Butler county, PA.
- A limited print-run of this book was produced.
- Description: papercover; 136 p; ill., maps.
Availability
- FamilySearch catalog item 622487 (digital book)
- Butler County (Pennsylvania) Federated Library System
subject: Oesterlings
Classification:
Dewey class no.: G 929.2 OES
Geog. Area Code: n-us-pa (North America, United States, Pennsylvania).
- WikiTreer Brian McCullough has a digital copy, is willing to do look-ups.
Publicity
- Phyllis Mayhew, “What's in Oesterling Name?,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sunday August 21, 1949, p. 2,
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/21797130/pittsburgh-post-gazette/.
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