Am doing additional research, primarily, for Peter Kolb of Bruttig, Prussia, mid-1800s. Also, tracking Johann Seibel & Catherina Graff both born in 1820s, ended up in Green Bay, WI area. Please email if you're connected.

Wondering if you have any new info on Peter Kolb?

1880 St. Louis City ,Missouri Census page 21--has a Peter Kolb born 1841 Prussia and 9 children
Peter 17,William 16,August 15,Elizabetyh 11, Mary 9, Annie 8, Maury 6, Fannie 4 Georg 2 ( No wife listed)

I'm looking for Peter Kolb born Oct. 1841in Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany he would be the son of Ludwig & Jacobina Kolb
Do any of these sound familiar?

I see that thjis request is quite old. I just recently got the ancestery bug. My Great,great,gerat grandfather was Peter Joesph from Koblenz Ger. spelled larscheid. upon moving his family to Green Bay around 1840, his son John added the T for his offspring to use or not. There was a connection to Seibel to my recolection, but not positive. I will get my records if you respond to this. bob, denver co

Hi: Bob , Denver> Just picked up your message on Roots web re Larscheid. My mother was a Lascheid fom Green Bay. Would be interested from which of Peters children you are from. From what I have it is a big family spread out across the US. My e-mail ajsporer@gmail.com. Thanks Arlene

I am from anthony or (Anton)who was without a "T" initially, but apparently added it later, was born 1837 in Ger. he married Gertrude Basten in Green Bay area round 1864, they had one son John, who had a "T". John married
Emelia Huth and they had 12 kids of which 3 died around birth. Louis Leonard was my grandfather, Robert my dad and now me. This T thing is weird seems that John was the only one of the 6 kids Peter Joseph had that has it, some day I hope to find out why.

Bob of Denver: Just caught your message. Antone had son's who moved to North Dakota. My Ancestors are from Frances (son of Peter) was born abt 1847. I have all this info on roots at family trees. I have found the "t" added in alot of info I have. On Peters naturalization papers it has the "t". If you haven't been on this web site you should check it out. www.felarscheidstainedglass.com. He is from Micheal (most of this family went to Minnesota) Good luck in your research. Arlene