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by grossfamilie 19 Nov 2010 ( edited Nov 20'10 06:52 )
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grated to the United states in 1886 and last year the US-relatives

"found" us German ones. Since then we often exchange emails.
and now we see them again. A nice weekend to all of you
Maria

Comments (11)
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by asterixsew 19 Nov 2010
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This sounds very exciting. I hope you all have a great time Maria
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by pennifold 19 Nov 2010
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Have a great time - I am sure there will lots of chatting going on. I hope they can stay for a while. Love and blessings Chris
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by ansalu 19 Nov 2010
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Hallo Maria,
ich freue mich mit Euch und wünsche Euch ein traumhaftes Familientreffen. So eine Zusammenführung ist toll :o)
Liebe Grüße
Bettina
For all english-speakers: I wish Maria a wonderful time with the "new" part of her family and think this "re-union" is great ;-)
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by leenova54 20 Nov 2010
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What fun! I am German on my mother's side, but her last name was Smith so I don't even want to try to locate family, lol!
I am English, Irish, German, Welsh and Dutch.
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by mranderson 20 Nov 2010
Debra are you what I would call a "fruit cake". A good mixture. LOL. Marg
by laffma1 20 Nov 2010
We call that a "Heinz 57" - meaning a wide variety of nationalities.
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by mranderson 20 Nov 2010
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Family trees are wonderful things and very interesting. I am the keeper of my families information. It can be almost become an addiction like machine embroidery. Some of my ancestors came here to Australia from Germany. Have fun. love Marg
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by laffma1 20 Nov 2010
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How wonderful to have "found" family. My husband and I "found" some of his relatives going back to the 1740's. It's a long story, but just briefly - his mom got some info from one of her in-law relatives, and discovered after knowing each other for many decades, that they were blood-related going back several generations. So, when my husband had to go to Germany for a work assignment, I meet up with him afterwards so we could have a vacation there. We ended up finding several families from the same "ancestor", and they welcomed us open arms. We had such a good time with them learning about our German roots. It was totally unexpected to actually meet relatives. Those are the best vacations.

Hope you have a great time catching up with your US "cousins".
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by gramsbear 20 Nov 2010
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Just plain wonderful!!! I am so Happy for all of you! I love it when families get together. My DH & I were to visit oldest son & family in Wyoming, but because of that WHITE stuff in the weather report, decided not to make the 12 hr trip. Too many chances of disaster! Hahaha! I am German Dutch amoung other things! Another "Fruit Cake" hahaha! Hugs, Judy
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by beatie58 20 Nov 2010
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How wonderful! have a great time! Hugs Sally
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by emily16838 20 Nov 2010
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Reunions sound so fun
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by crafter2243 20 Nov 2010
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Maria that sounds so exciting. Have a wonderful time.
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by shirlener88 20 Nov 2010
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Maria, how wonderful for you - I did the geneology search for my family - I got them back at least 10 genrations from me - with the kids and grands that is 12 generations on both sides of the family - we had a much bigger family than we thought - too bad that they are all gone - I have a few cousins that are my father's age - but not many and none from another country - actually we couldn't get my father's family back to Denmark - we knew the city - but not the family names to research further. Enjoy your visit and let us know how it goes for all of you.