The (E)Isenberg Family in Europe
Some interesting turn of the century newspaper articles about
the trials and tribulations of life for the royal line of (E)Isenbergs in Europe.
Here is what I have to share and links
to other genealogy pages.
This is an interesting letter written to my Great-Grandfather around the turn of the century. It was written by his sister, while she was traveling in Peru with her family. As she says in the beginning of the letter, "it reads like a dime store novel". If you're into this kind of historical stuff.....check it out.
This is a newspaper article about Anna Isenberg's husband... My Great-Grandmother
thought he was a crook and a rogue and wouldn't let Great-Grandfather do any business
with him. The story goes that he asked Great-Grandfather to buy some cemetery plots
for him, but Great-Grandmother insisted that the deeds be left in her name until J.B.
paid for them. I guess she was right, because it was a decade or two before he finally
showed up with the money.
Press coverage sure isn't what it used to be...........
Johnstown Flood of 1889Reverend Joseph Harper Leeper - Eyewitness Account of the Johnstown Flood of 1889The Keller Church
The California Quarries of Blair County
We discovered this little gem on our vacation last summer!
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Ginette. . .
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