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From: "hilnders" <>
Subject: Re: [KERN-L] Kern family in WI,MN 1860?-1955
Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 21:44:33 -0800

Hello Beth,
Any chance that your KERN's could have at one time been KERNER's or
KOERNER's. My Fredrik C. and Dorthea W. KERNER (aka KOERNER) emmigrated
from Germany sometime before the civil war. They settled in Racine,
Wisconsin. Family tradition states that eight brothers came from Germany to
America. The only known children of Fredrik and Dorthea were George
Clarence KERNER, Rose KERNER and Theodore KERNER. If there were six more
boys, I don't know who they were. Or were they brothers to Fredrik? Check
out the KERNER surname page on my genealogy homepage and see if you
recognize any of my information.
TTFN, Lynda

Lynda's Genealogy Homepage
http://www.pe.net/~hilnders
-----Original Message-----
From: Beth A Christianson <>
To: <>
Date: Thursday, March 11, 1999 8:08 PM
Subject: [KERN-L] Kern family in WI,MN 1860?-1955

>Greetings, all.
>
>I am searching for ANYONE who may have Kern ancestors who resided in WI
>or MN during the time period 1860? - 1955. The reason the net is spread
>so wide and for so long a period is I just found out that my
>gg'grandfather Fred KERN was one of NINE brothers, all of whom may have
>immigrated ca 1860 to this area. Known brothers' names are Gustav(e)
>and Emil. Anyone with a possible link please reply. Will exchange info.
>
>Thanks.
>

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