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Ancestor Sketch – Anna Maria (Oertli) Trumpi
nna Maria Oertli was born in 1823 in Ennenda, Canton Glarus, Switzerland. She married Bernhard Trümpy and lost an infant daughter during the hungry winter of 1847. She spent her last years in Lincoln Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, near her son Fred. This ancestor sketch follows my wife’s 3rd great-grandmother from the Swiss Alps to Elizabeth Cemetery, along with the questions her records still leave open. Continue reading
Posted in Ancestor Sketch, Darling-Huber
Tagged 1880 Census, Sara Heer, John Frederick Trumpi, Oertli, Bernhard Trümpy, Trümpi, Fridolin Oertli, Öertli, Elizabeth Cemetery, Swiss Genealogy, Lincoln Township, Pennsylvania, Ennetbühls, Swiss emigration, Switzerland, Anna Maria Trumpi, Allegheny County, Trumpi, Anna Maria Oertli, Ennenda, Glarus, Trümpy, Trumpe
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The Heer Surname: Origins & Ancestors
This post explores the origin and meaning of the Heer surname, once a noble title in Switzerland, and follows its lineage through eight generations in Canton Glarus. From Sarah Heer to Florence Wilma Huber Darling, it traces the family’s deep Swiss roots and highlights modern surname distribution and descendant statistics. Continue reading
Posted in Surname Saturday, Darling-Huber
Tagged Genealogy Research, Heer, Swiss ancestry, forebears.io, Canton Glarus, Surname Origins, Huber, Vordermann, Trumpi, Trümpi, Glarus, Öertli
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Ancestor Sketch – Bernhart Trumpi (1817-1879)
Howell/Darling ResearchDarling-Huber-Trümpi LineBy Don Taylor Darling Ancestor #60 Following Bernhard Trümpi of Glarus, Switzerland, is somewhat difficult. Finally, there are many other Bernhard Trümpi who lived in Glarus, including: Disentangling them is always tricky. Additionally, I don’t read Swiss-German, making … Continue reading
Charlemagne – 34th Great-Grandfather?
Sometimes genealogy can be overwhelming. Of course, I’m all excited about RootsTech being online and all the fantastic activities there. Meanwhile, I received information from a Swiss genealogist, Patrick A. Wild, that indicated my wife descends from Charlemagne. Could it … Continue reading