Auswanderer

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Genealogy Pages

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Auswanderer - from Bavaria, Bohemia and Bukovina

Town information is here: Towns

Towns


Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Bohemians in Milwaukee)


Pictures of Towns

Plain, Sauk County, Wisconsin

History of the Naming of Plain:

Plain vs Maria Plain Discussion - Plain, Wisconsin vs Maria Plain Basilica in Bergheim bei Salzburg, Austria

Maria Plain Meditation Garden - Plain, Wisconsin


Plain, Wisconsin -  Cyclone of 1918 - A hand-carved wooden sheep was saved from the rubble of the cyclone


Plain History Genealogy Group (PHGG) - Research about the Plain, Wisconsin, area and Plain History Genealogy Group newsletters 


History of Franklin Township
from the Old Franklin Township Historical Society of Plain, Sauk County, Wisconsin.

Distance from Plain, Wisconsin to Waldmünchen, Kreis Cham, Bavaria, Germany: 7,641 kilometers.

Waterloo, Jefferson County, Wisconsin

Bloggity Blog Blog Blog - Some old-timey pictures and stuff about Waterloo, Wisconsin.


Bavaria

Includes Altglashuetten (Bruecke, Harfenmuehle, Wiesenhaus, Haus Franken), Bernhof (now Grafenwöhr area), Doerrenberg, Dorfganlas (now Grafenwöhr area), Eixendorf (village now under water in the Eixendorfer Staussee), Herrenbreitungen (now Breitungen), Hopfenohe (now Grafenwöhr area), Neuglashuetten, Reussendorf (Adamshof, Sarahof, Heinrichshof, Fuchsenmuehle), Rothenrain (Disbachhof, Disbachmuehle, Ebertshof), Silberhof, Werberg (Auersberg). Webpage by Joanne Parmley of Bavaria Gen Web. 

Eixendorf was the home town of the Alt family (before 1839).