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Thursday, September 3, 2009

Welcome

This is the launch of the new Marsteller/Masteller/Mosteller family blog. Please feel free to post questions, comments, requests on our family line. Perhaps you might want to get the ball rolling by posting a short lineage of your family line, Maybe you might want to talk about your latest research efforts......if you have a brick wall, let us know.
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  1. clyde marstellerDecember 11, 2009 at 8:04 AM

    Hello Families,
    I am interested in hearing from you. I have data on my family tree back ro the 1500s.
    Merry Christmas to all,
    Clyde Marsteller

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  2. Marsteller/Masteller/Mosteller familiesDecember 11, 2009 at 12:23 PM

    Welcome, Clyde. Perhaps you can start things off by telling us a little about your family line.

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  3. tomgertusDecember 12, 2009 at 5:56 AM

    Hello: I am Thomas Marsteller, Family tree goes back to 1500's. Sent my genealogy stuff to Marsteller web site several years ago. I guess Patti sent me the invitation to join Marsteller blog. Thanks Patti.
    Every one have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.......
    Tom Marsteller

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  4. Marsteller/Masteller/Mosteller familiesDecember 12, 2009 at 11:23 AM

    Thanks for joining us Tom! Yes, I sent the invitation to join.

    Merry Christmas

    Patti

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  5. Im&JessicaDecember 16, 2009 at 2:08 PM

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  6. robmosDecember 20, 2009 at 12:39 PM

    Hi all I hope you all have Very Merry Christmas. I guess if your a Mosteller, Marsteller, Mausteller ect. Your family goes back to the 1500s. But there is still a lot to share. Be nice if we could have a get to gether sometime.
    Bob Mosteller

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  7. Marsteller/Masteller/Mosteller familiesDecember 20, 2009 at 2:42 PM

    Hi, Bob! Merry Christmas to you too!
    I was thinking of getting some of us together in 2010 - even if just a small group.

    If anyone is interested in getting together here in PA, I would like to hear from you. I would be happy to put a tour together of all the Marsteller history from Trappe and Lehigh County. Please spread the word to our other cousins

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  8. Ronald Flores Sr.March 8, 2010 at 2:18 PM

    My maternal grandfather was John Aaron Marsteller (1868-1952)<William (1827-1904)<Daniel (1795-1847)<Johan George (1761-1833)<Johan George (1731-1787)<Johann George (1695-1751)<Nicholas ????.
    I received this info many years ago from George Marsteller at the MFRA. and I hope to update and expand it. I recently contacted Clyde Marsteller who went to Liberty two years before I did, curious as to the connection. I do not have him in my database. I hope to find out if my information is complete and correct and if new info has been found on Nicholas.

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  9. GejbAugust 12, 2010 at 12:11 PM

    Hi,

    i´m reseraching the Marstallers from Grottau, Czech republic (known as Hradek nad Nisou).

    Generation 1

    1. Johann Franz Marstaller zu Grottau-1.

    1. Johann Franz Marstaller zu Grottau and unknown spouse. They had 1 child.

    2. i. Maria Anna Marstaller. She was born on 01 II 1748 in Grottau, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. She married Johann Anton Schoen. They were married on 20 XI 1766 in Grottau, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. She died on 02 II 1815 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic.

    Generation 2

    2. Maria Anna Marstaller-2 (Johann Franz Marstaller zu Grottau-1). She was born on 01 II 1748 in Grottau, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. She died on 02 II 1815 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic.

    Johann Anton Schoen is the son of Johann Christophorus Schoen and Maria Rosina Wentzel. He was born on 19 VIII 1743 in Prudnik, Opolskie, Poland. He died on 14 II 1819 in Grottau, North Bohemia, Czech Republic.

    Johann Anton Schoen and Maria Anna Marstaller. They were married on 20 XI 1766 in Grottau, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. They had 8 children.

    i. Joseph Paul Schoen. He was born on 28 IV 1767 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. He died 1829.

    4. ii. Theresia Schoen. She was born 1768 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic.

    iii. Maria Anna Schoen. She was born 1769 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. She died on 18 III 1827.

    4. iv. Samuel Sigismund Schoen. He was born on 30 VII 1772 in Neugersdorf, Lobau-Zittau, Sachsen, Germany. He married Elisabeth Schleiden. They were married on 11 XII 1799 in Hamburg, Germany. He died on 24 XII 1819 in Hamburg, Germany.

    v. Marie Magdalena Schoen. She was born 1773 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic.

    5. vi. Rosina Therese Schoen. She was born on 23 II 1778 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. She married Aloys Klar. They were married on 08 IX 1799 in Litomerice, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. She died on 24 I 1848.

    vii. Joseph Raphael Schoen. He was born on 28 VII 1780 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. He died on 30 X 1799.

    viii. Catharina Schoen. She was born 1782 in Rumburk, North Bohemia, Czech Republic. She died on 28 X 1860.

    That´s the info I have about Marstaller. If anybody can help with more info, I would be so happy.

    Thank you.

    Gabriela

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  10. jpmastellerNovember 13, 2010 at 9:08 PM

    Iowa Masteller. I'm Starting to research my family tree and hear of lots of great stories. Jacob Masteller Born 1815, in PA and Died 1882 in Oskaloosa, Iowa appears to be my starting point. From Jacob to present day I have cited and even possess several documents for them. Ancestry.com appears to help me trace it back further yet the stories and documents aren't well cited. Any tips or referrence material would be great.

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    1. Bloomers Better HalfFebruary 5, 2024 at 9:32 PM

      I think I may have purchased the old Masteller farmhouse in Oskaloosa. I'm trying to verify this. Do you know any history about the Masteller family in Oskaloosa. It's located between the old William Penn College campus and the current university campus. Would love any help you could offer!

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  11. UnknownNovember 14, 2010 at 7:19 AM

    Hello JPMASTELLER
    If you could please send an outline of your family to marsteller1727@hotmail.com, I would be happy to see what I might have on this line. Thanks

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  12. LimeJanuary 2, 2011 at 12:23 AM

    Great 'Mighty Oak' tree on Rootsweb!!! It has been so very helpful to me, so I thought I'd drop in and say "hi" and Happy New Year!

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  13. UnknownApril 10, 2011 at 2:06 PM

    We have a mystery female ancestor with maiden name of "Marstella" in late 1700's to early 1800's in Alexandria, VA. Our ancestor is John Young (1775-1813) who marries "Mary Marstella." He is in business with Ferdinand Marsteller and Philip G. Marsteller, sons of Philip Balthasar Marsteller. The Marsteller & Young Wharf is mentioned in historic records of Alexandria, and their "Marsteller & Young" company had a fleet of ships, exported flour and other goods, and a bakery making pilot bread, or biscuits, for the American military preceding and during War of 1812. We are searching for info about Mary Marstella if anyone has anything in their family tree that matches. Also a Rebecca (Marstella?) is mentioned which might have been a first wife of John Young's, or another of his wife's names. One of John Young's sons named Ferdinand Marstella Young moved to Louisiana in mid-1800's. If anyone has any information about a Mary or Rebecca in Alexandria, VA that would be appreciated! We can be reached at strcloud66@aol.com. Thanks! Sue & Marty

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  14. AndrewMay 3, 2011 at 3:03 PM

    I was wondering if anyone had information on a Marsteller Coat of Arms.

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  15. MegMaus.November 18, 2011 at 3:38 PM

    Does anyone have any information on a Daniel Masteller from Columbia County who fought in the War of 1812?

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  16. RobynMarch 16, 2012 at 4:24 AM

    We are trying to track Johann Marstaeller and his wife Lucy (nee Francis) from the Alsace Lorraine area to Australia. They had a son John George Christopher ( married to Mary) living in Ipswich Australia in 1861. We'd like to know if Johann and his wife went to America first as we can't find any reference to them in Australia. Any information would be helpful. We are descendants of John George Christopher Marstaeller.

    Thanks

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