Manuela Thiele

Thank you for your help with the Dietz and Gernhardt families information. Appreciate the sources on Archion as well!

Thank you so much for your work on my very unknown to me Homberger/Homburger family. I really appreciate all of the work you put in on these profiles.

Many thanks for the additions to the profiles of my Boltz and Bertz forebears in Brandenburg.

Hi Manu,

can you please use "Germany, Notables" when adding the Notables Sticker to profiles? We're trying to keep Category:Germany free from profiles.

Thanks Flo

Hallo Manuela,

vielen lieben Dank für die Siedentopf-Quellen. Laut einer Abhandlung stammen die Siedentopfs der Gegend von einem mittelalterlichen Schäfer-Clan ab, von dem Teile über Wegschänkenbesitzern zu Bauern wurden. "Meine" ältesten waren bereits Fuhrleute, dann tatsächlich Gastwirte und Grundbesitzer, es freut mich sehr, mit den Alten-/Langenweddingern wirklich auf Schäfer zu treffen, die diese These eventuell unterstützen könnten. Die ersten, die ich belegt finde. Ein super toller Fund!! Lieben Dank dafür!

Gruß Chris

Hi Manuela, thank you for the recent birth details to the Elsholz family. I'm wondering if you could provide more information about the birth records of:

Friedrike Luise Grace (Elsholz) Geue (1832-1902) AND Luise Dorothea (Elsholz) Heinicke (1826-1891)

Unfortunately, I am stuck behind a paywall with the image links. I'm particularly interested to know if there is any clues about Elsholz-17 as her birthdate matches a ship record that her family are on, but the name listed that could be her is 'Elis Elsholz' https://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/leontine1850.shtml

Thank you for proposing a merge between Brigitta Schertle (Unseld-16) and Brigitta Schertle (Unseld-10). How did you discover this duplicate? Based on her genealogy, she is a relative of my wife Helga (Brigitta married Georg Kaspar Erdle, who is my wife's Great-great grandfather). We are trying to trace her lineage as far back as possible. If you have any information about this family, we would appreciate obtaining it.

Vielen Dank!

Manu,

Thank you for your recent message to me, and for supporting WikiTree. --GeneJ

Thank you for adding *sourced* parent info to Munk-207, one of my personal brick walls. I do my best to gather the easily available info, so that folks like yourself who are *able* to dive deeper know exactly whose profile you're working with. Together we'll cover everyone... eventually. =)

This is the same reason I also contribute to both Find A Grave and Family Search. I add a piece here, you add a piece there, someone else connects, someone else corrects, and -- even with the occasional mistake -- over time their value as resources only increase.

Hello Manuela! Thanks so much for adding the German records for https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dierolf-17 (Heinrich Dierolf). It always amazes me when the German church records are so precise on the birth dates. Speaking of this, if you get the chance, I would greatly appreciate if you would take a look at the profile for my great-grandfather Friedrich Bender https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bender-385 I have searched for his birthplace in Germany for many years and am still searching. I have several documents with clues on the profile (including family stories on Fred coming to the United States that were written down by two of his children in the 1990s), and my current working hypothesis is someplace near Württemberg, but this is pure speculation. I am a little more confident on his August 16 birthdate (likely in 1863), as this came from his wife on Fred's death certificate. Best wishes and thanks again for adding to Heinrich Dierolf's profile. Ray Jones

Thank you so very much for adding the information to the profile of my great grandmother https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lebherz-4. I only recently found her death certificate, which broke a brick wall. There's only one photo I have of her, too, so every little bit of information helps. Thank goodness my father wrote a very detailed autobiography, but since she died before he was born, the info he had included little about her. Your effort is very much appreciated!

thank you for helping make my profiles better with accurate information , you are very kind.

Thank you for discovering the two profiles needed to be merged. I jumped in too quickly instead of learning how to properly navigate the site. I'll review instructions before trying to add new profiles.

Thank you for adding the marriage date of the couple Münzesheimer oo Westheimer in June 1938 in Diedelsheim. Nice to meet you on Wikitree! Have a nice time... Greetings from Southwest Germany from Eva Gawlik-Sutter

Thank you for discovering that two profiles needed to be merged. Receiving your email message made me sit up and take note that I have been slow at learning the rules. I will try to participate a bit more and I thank you for getting me going this evening for a couple of hours, just learning a bit more about all the great work you and all the volunteers do. It looks like you help a lot of people, so thanks for that too. Maria Voss

Thank you so very much for your consistently great work.

Liebe Manuela. Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe mit der Löhr Familie! Sie sind wirklich eine Superheldin bei Wikitree -Mike M.

Haben Sie vielleicht weitere Interesse daran die Ursprung diese Familie zu untersuchen?

thank you Manuela for suggesting several merges. Not sure how they got different numbers, but am sure they are the same person(s).

Thanks for the help in cataloging!

Thank you for wanting to merge the Olivia Tennant profiles. But, FYI, due to finding some old family paperwork she is not a part of my family line.

Thank you Manuela - you had me getting excited, then realised that your Catherine McCook was not connected to mine! Cheers, Alison

Manuela, making more than one thousand contributions in September added so much to the breadth and depth of our Shared Tree. The Appreciation Team thanks YOU!

Pippin Sheppard

WikiTree’s Appreciation Team

Thanks for your suggested merge. It sure is nice to have help from other people. Jackie