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Sondergeld Family: Martin Sondergeld is the father of the Northern Ohio Sondergeld Family. Data on his descendents, his German roots, and the Hagemann Family is included in this section.. Martin Sondergeld (5/18/1823-11/26/1884) & Anna Barbara Hagemann (9/1/1834-11/26/1924) Jacob Sondergeld (10/31/1867-1/28/1943) & Magdalena Lewis (4/15/1875-10/9/1951) Walter Sondergeld (11/10/1901-5/29/1981) & Marie Kinsel (2/2/1901-2/20/1982) Donald Sondergeld (11/13/1930- ) & Mary Towne (6/11/1934- ) Hagemann Family: Don Sondergeld first published both a Sondergeld and a Hagemann genealogy in 1988. A Katherine Hageman had also done work on the Hageman genealogy. The Sondergeld and Hagemann families came from Unterhaun near Bad Hersfeld in Hesse, Germany. Don is descended from his great grandfather Martin Sondergeld and great grandmother Anna Barbara Hagemann, Martin's third wife. Sondergeld Family in Australia: Martin Sondergeld’s brother, John, emigrated to Queensland, Australia in the same year (1855) that Martin emigrated to Ohio. Neville Sondergeld from Queensland did a genealogy of Neville's great grandfather John, which is included. Louis Family: Don Sondergeld's grand father Jacob Sondergeld's wife was Magdalene Louis. Greg Knopp has done both a Louis and a Knopp genealogy. They are both included under the Louis link. Kinsel Family: Don Sondergeld's mother was Marie Kinsel. A Kinsel genealogy is also included. Sutter Family: Marie Kinsel’s mother was Amelia Sutter. Mildred Danklefsen Walmsley (whose mother was a Sutter) did a genealogy of the Sutter family. This has been updated by Jeanette Danklefsen Schwab. It is included. Also the many Sutter Lutheran Ministers are shown. Towne Family: A book has been written on the Towne genealogy. A summary has been included. Mary Towne Sondergeld wrote a letter 5/15/2001 to grandson Ryan Whitney quoting family background on witchcraft from Kenneth Robert's book: "Trending Into Maine". Three of Mary's ancestors were accused of being witches in Salem, Massachusetts and two were actually hanged. The Pulitzer Prize winning book: "A Midwife's Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary 1785-1812" by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich is the diary of Mary Towne Sondergeld's great great great great grandmother. Patricia L Schmidt's book: Margaret Chase Smith, Beyond Convention contained a quote from Mary Towne Sondergeld's mother Loretta Dillon Towne. EMAIL: <don@shoreham.net>
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