P 7001 Old Families names starting with L
How long is a generation? Of course that varies with culture from 15-35 years. Male generations are longer usually around 30 years female generations shorter between low and high twenties averaging about 28 years. Another factor is how many children a family has. This varies between 0-16. In pre industrial ages the averages of male and female generations is 15-20 years but in the modern age it averages in the low thirties. So there is no absolute number. In this family tree the average is about 30 years. Mankind like ourselves have been on Earth about 50,000-200,000 years. If we count 25 years for the primitive ages and 30 years in the modern age (since 1800) that is around 2,000-8,000 generations. The actual count of male generations after the oldest in our line we can name starting at generation 8,000 and up to the present is 2,054-8,054 generations of human ancestors. All this just to get a perspective of where we are. In other words we only have around 53 generations that we have names for our ancestors. That is better than most families who can only name five generations. But if mankind doesn't stop the terrorists using nuclear weapons, the present generation may be the last generation of humans on this beautiful planet, which cockroaches and machines will inherit.
When one looks at our family history over the over 2,000-8,000 generations we see that we are all related to almost everyone else. Scientific thought, finding out the actual truth, facts and knowledge, has given us far more than superstition or religion. As Jesus said “The Truth will set you Free.” The most import thing we see when looking at our history is that we must be prepared to survive attacks from other humans which still plague our world even now and that we should also train our selves and our children to be Thinking, Loving, Caring, Kind Human beings. After all Humans should be Humane. We need to insist on the Golden Rule as a code of conduct as the expectation for all humans, that We must do to others only what we would want done to ourselves. And the Silver rule of Don't do to others what you would not want done to yourself.
Bring no harm to another by your actions or inaction. We need to create a world of peace where everyone can reach their best potential. Those who would do us harm must be suppressed or banished to remote Pacific Island where they can kill each other off. And we can create a force of police robots to deal with those who would violate the peace. We must also keep control of the police robots and not make them totally autonomous lest they become the masters.
Ladroot Henry 35 b MI Census of 1870 family 192 film page 127 paper page 26
Matilda 20 b MI
Columbus 2 b MI
LaDuke 1850 Warren Township Census p176A Joseph LaDuke 50 farmer b Canada
Anejlin 11 b Mi
Matilda Danim 18 f b Canada
Charley 28 farmer Germany
Prescott Laduke 20 m farmer b Canada
Hannah 19 f b Canada
Joseph Laduke 1850 Sterling Census pg 168, 23 M farmer born Canada, Clasissa 21 F born NY. p168
Claire SMITH Sex: F Birth: 01 Mar. 1923 in Center Line, Michigan
Father: David J. SMITH b: 24 Apr. 1894
Mother: Mary Christine BURG b: 03 Dec. 1894 in Warren Twp., Michigan
Marriage 1 Edwin LADUKE
1860 Warren Township Census p953 Prosper Laduke 31 farmer b lower Canada
Josephene 21 Born in Mi
Elisabeth 3 Born in Mi
Lewis J 1 Born in Mi
Eli Daniels 44 farm laborer b St johns Canada
1860 Warren Township Census p 968 Walter Frink 33 farmer b NY
Hannah 68 b PA
Ellen G 24 Born in Mi
Joseph Laduke 33 farmer b Montreal Canada
Claripa A Laduke 31 b NY
Almyea 9 Born in Mi
Herman 8 Born in Mi
Joseph W 6 Born in Mi
Hanah 4 Born in Mi
Elias Laduke 8/12 Born in Mi
SADUKE JOSEPH 50 B CANADA ANYLIA 11 B MI MATILDA DANIM 18 B CANADA CHARLEY DAMIM 1850 Warren Township Census 28 B GERM CHARLEY 28 B GERM BESCOTT LADUKE 20 B CANADA HANNAH 1850 Warren Township Census 19 B CANADA
Laduke Prosper 1860 Census 31 family 961 b lower Canada p953 paper page 123 Josephene 21 b MI Elizabeth 3 b MI Lewis 1 b MI Daniels Eli 40 St Johns Canada
Lae 1860 Warren Township Census p 965 John Lae 31 farmer b Prupia Germ
Dorothy 31 b Prupia Germ
Anna 10 b Prupia Germ
Mary 8 b Prupia Germ
Catherine 4 Born in Mi
Jphn 3 Born in Mi
Mena 4/12 Born in Mi
Lae or Sae John 1860 Census 31 b Prussia Germany family 1062 p965paper page135 Dorothy 31 b Prussia Germany Anna 10 b Prussia Germany Mary 8 b Prussia Germany Mary 8 b Prussia Germany Catherine 4 b MI John 3 b MI Mena 4/12 b MI
Lafferty 1850 Warren Township Census p 177B Thomas Lafferty 40 b Mi
Mary 15 f b Mi
Mary Jr 7/12 b Mi
Thomas Jr 8 b Mi
Laffirty LAFFIRTY THOMAS 1850 Warren Township Census 90 ? B MI MARY 15 B MI MARY JR 1/12 B MI THOMAS JR 8 B MI
Laforge Faye LAFORGE Sex: F Birth: 17 APR 1889 in New Baltimore, Macomb, MI
Death: 7 JAN 1970 in Port Huron, Saint Clair, MI
Father: Emery Dewitt LAFORGE b: 9 MAR 1864 in New Baltimore, Macomb, MI
Mother: Jennie Euphemia MILLS b: 24 FEB 1868 in New Baltimore, Macomb, MI
Marriage 1 Frederick ADDISON
Marriage 2 Thomas GILL b: ABT 1877 in ,, England
Children
1. Jane Elizabeth GILL b: 24 FEB 1926 in ,, MI
Lahim 1850 Warren Township Census p 179A Cornelius Lahim 40 farmer b Ireland
Margaret 35 b Ireland
Jerimiah 15 b Mi
Mary 13 b Mi
John 10 b Mi
Elizabeth 8 b Mi
Cathrine 1 b Mi
Margaret 5 b Mi
Timothy 8/12 b Mi
Lakin 1860 Warren Township Census p953 John Lakin 33 b N Hamp
Betsey P 29 b N Hamp
John T 11 b N Hamp
Charles 10 b N Hamp
Georgiana 8 b NY
Ellen M 6 b Ohio
George 2 Born in Mi
Lakin John 1860 Census 33 family 960 p953 paper page 123 b North Hamp Betsey J 29 b North Hamp
Lamb 1860 Warren Township Census p955 Richard Lamb 20 York England living in Jackson fam to Jackson from York farm laborer
John 16 farm laborer Born in Mi
Jackson James D 1860 Census 49 b Surry England family 979 p955 paper page 125 Elizabeth 48 b York England Hannah 14 b MI Ruth 12 b MI Elijah D 10 b MI Lavina 7 b MI Isaac 5 b MI James 1 b MI Lamb Richard 20 b York England Lamb John 16 b MI
Lambert Katherine S. Lambert Birth: 25 APR 1914 in Detroit,Wayne,MI
Death: 30 MAR 1995 in Warren,MI
Father: Michael F. Lambert b: 16 MAY 1890 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
Mother: Rosaline Strisar b: 2 FEB 1896 in Gaad,Austria-Hungary
Marriage 1 Paul Ellavich b: 1 OCT 1911 Children
1. Living Ellavich
Michael F. Lambert Birth: 16 MAY 1890 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
Death: 5 SEP 1962 in Saginaw,Saginaw,Michigan
Came to the US (Ellis Island) on March 6, 1907 (destination Cincinnati) to join Johann Aron his brother-in-law:
LAMBERT Michael -[L516]- Age: 16 -From: Mollydorf
-Dt Ar: Wednesday, 6 Mar 1907 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: K Wilhelm Ii
-Note: Born in Mollydorf. Going to join bro-in-law, Johann Aron.
In the 1910 Census, he is living with Johann Aron (his brother-in-law) in Detroit.
On his WWI Draft Registration Card from June 6, 1917, he is living with Johann Aron (then "John Aaron") in Freeland, Michigan. - Scott Aaron
More About Michael Lambert:
Census: 1920, 241 Jay St, Detroit, T6325, R810,p17, 29yr,
Immigration: March 02, 1907, Arr NY on Kaiser Wilhelm II, to Cincinnati, OH
Father: Michael Lambert b: 17 JUL 1847 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
Mother: Catharina Pungart b: 11 APR 1853 in Austria-Hungary
Marriage 1 Rosaline Strisar b: 2 FEB 1896 in Gaad,Austria-Hungary Children
1. Katherine S. Lambert b: 25 APR 1914 in Detroit,Wayne,MI
2. Andrew S. Lambert b: 1916 in Michigan
3. Rosaline Lambert b: 1919 in Michigan
4. Michael J. Lambert b: 10 JAN 1929 in Tuscola County,Michigan
5. Edward A. Lambert b: in Vassar,Tuscola,Michigan
6. Living Lambert
Catharina Pungart Sex: F Birth: 11 APR 1853 in Austria-Hungary
Death: 28 APR 1938 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
I have the baptismal papers (written in German) for her grandson Carl Aaron and his middle name was spelled "Bungard". - Scott Aaron
Research from Sorin Fortiu adds even further possible spellings of this surname. All of these come from various church record entries regarding Catharina: Pugart, Pungert, Punhart, Bungart, Burckhard and Pungart. Nearly all of her children's birth records (the earliest records we have) list Catharina's name as "Pungart" so I think this was most likely the original spelling. - Scott Aaron
There was a Katherine Pungart born Jan 4, 1850 in Novoszelo to Philipus Pungart and Suzanna Kravacsek, and she was baptised in Toba (Molidorf church records), so its possible that Philipus and Suzanna were Catherine's parents. There was also a Jacob Bungert/Bungart who married Susanna Majer of Massdorf. Jacob and Susanna had a child die young in Molidorf, and Susanna passed away in Molidorf in 1852 at 36 years old. This would seem to make her too young to be Katherine's mother (if Catharina was indeed born in 1853). The interesting thing is that Catharina didn't have any children named Phillip, Jacob, or Susanna, which would likely be the case if either of these couples were her parents. - Scott Aaron Died from old age. - Scott Aaron
Father: ? Pungart Mother: ?
Marriage 1 Michael Lambert b: 17 JUL 1847 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
Married: 1874? Children
1. Anna Lambert b: 24 JUN 1875 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
2. Frank Lambert b: 16 FEB 1877 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
3. Catharina "Katherine" Lambert b: 15 DEC 1878 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
4. Max Lambert b: 14 NOV 1880 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
5. Tony Lambert b: 7 MAR 1883 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
6. Teresa Lambert b: 2 NOV 1886 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
7. Andrew Lambert b: 3 AUG 1888 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
8. Michael F. Lambert b: 16 MAY 1890 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
9. George Lambert b: 4 MAR 1892 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
10. Marianna Lambert b: 4 MAR 1892 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
11. August Lambert b: 9 JUN 1894 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
12. Lena Lambert
Catharina "Katherine" Lambert # Sex: F # Birth: 15 DEC 1878 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
Death: 24 MAY 1963 in Saginaw,Saginaw,Michigan
Burial: West Side Cemetery,Freeland,Saginaw,Michigan
Came to U.S. on May 5th, 1905 on GNEISENAU. Married Johann Aron on Dec.7th, 1900 in Austria-Hungary.
1930 Census shows she was living at 11191 Charlemagne Ave. in Detroit. Also notes that she couldn't read or write (I'm guessing this means she couldn't read or write English, probably could German).
Research in church records by Sorin Fortiu says that Johann and Katherine were married on Dec. 9, 1900. They apparently had children that were born before that date however. Also, this seems to conflict with U.S. Census info. - Scott Aaron
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Obituary (May 25, 1963, Saginaw News): Mrs. Katherine Aaron
Freeland, Michigan
Passed away Friday evening in Saginaw after a lingering illness. Age 84 years. Katherine Lambert was born Dec. 15, 1887 (this is an error, she was born in 1878) in Austria Hungary. Her husband, John Aaron, predeceased her in February, 1934. The deceased was a member of the LaPorte Methodist Church. Surviving are 3 daughters and 3 sons, Carl Aaron, Freeland; Mike and August Aaron, and Mrs. Erwin Jones, all of LaPorte; Mrs. Milfred Atchinson, Millington; Mrs. Richard Doll, Detroit; 14 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will take place at 2 P.M. Monday at the Taylor Funeral Home, Freeland. Rev. Lawrence Brooks will officiate with the burial in Freeland West Side Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 P.M. Sunday - Scott Aaron
Headstone is pictured here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsw eb.ancestry.com/~evansandobertein /New/westsidecemfreeland/westsidecemeteryfreeland.htm
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Info on the ship that brought Katherine to the United States (Ellis Island):
GNEISENAU / CITTA DI GENOVA 1903
The GNEISENAU was built in 1903 by AG Vulcan, Stettin for North German Lloyd of Bremen. She was a 8,081 gross ton ship, length 453.9ft x beam55.7ft, one funnel, two masts, twin screw and a speed of 14 knots. There was passenger accommodation for 124-1st, 116-2nd and 1,862-3rd class. Launched on 1st April 1903, she started her maiden voyage on 2nd September 1903 when she left Bremen for Australia via Suez. On 6th July 1904, she started her first Bremen - Suez - Far East voyage and made seven round voyages on this service. Her first Bremen - New York sailing commenced 18th March 1905 and her tenth and last on this route started 3rd April 1909. She sailed on her 17th and last Bremen - Australia voyage on 29th July 1914 and in October 1914 was scuttled to obstruct the fairway of the River Scheldt. In May 1917 she was raised by the Germans and docked at Antwerp, seized by Belgium in November 1918 and sold toItaly on 20th June 1919. Rebuilt at Antwerp as the CITTA DI GENOVA for Italian owners, she sailed between Genoa, Fremantle, Melbourne, Sydneyand Brisbane until broken up in 1930 at Naples. [North Atlantic Seaway by N.R.P. Bonsor, vol.2, p.567] - [North Star to Southern Cross by John M. Maber] - Posted to The Ships List by Ted Finch - 26 July 1998]
Father: Michael Lambert b: 17 JUL 1847 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary
Mother: Catharina Pungart b: 11 APR 1853 in Austria-Hungary
Marriage 1 Johann "John Aaron" Aron b: 24 OCT 1876 in Molidorf,Austria-Hungary