Looking for Ancestors dating back beyond the mid 1800s (Blumenthals and Meyer - or similar spellings) #germany #names


mattianlevine@...
 

I'm creating a family tree and on my Father's side he is 1/4 German (making me 1/8 German as my mother has no German genetic traits and ancestors).  But I digress. I understand that the surname "Blumenthal" dates back very far and many Blumenthal families were quite extensive. My third-great grandfather was named Nathan Blumenthal (Born 25 APR 1838 • Giebelstadt, Würzburg and Died 30 JAN 1920 • New York, New York). His wife's name was Caroline Meyer (Born 21 OCT 1848 • Germany and Died 8 APR 1900 but the location is unknown). I would appreciate any data agglomeration on their ancestors (such as their parents, places, grandparents, etc). I have all of the information on their children and all of the way to me. Much appreciated! If anybody needs clarification just let me know. Thanks

Matt Levine
NJ


Andreas Schwab
 

The Giebelstadt Jewish BMD records 1811-1874 are held by the Landeskirchliches Archiv der Evangelisch-Lutherischen Kirche in Bayern (LAELKB) under the shelf number 287. Send your query to archiv@... , stating the reason of your request (genealogy/family history) and your postal address.