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| Date | 14 August 2012 |
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| Message | My name is of Wend and my ancestors lived in Lusatia at Grabin that was rensmed Finsterwalde in the 12th century. I am the 13th gereation of the wellknown Lord Mayor of Finsterwalde Abraham Koszwig 15/08/1595-08/04/1684. The first Koszwig as Lord Mayor of Finsterwalde was Augustin Koszwig in 1486. |
Private Message added 27 June 2012 |
| Date | 27 May 2012 |
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| Message | Thank you for the information. My great grandparents were Wendish, and it was so nice to learn more about their culture. Thanks! |
| Date | 1 May 2012 |
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| Message | Hi Ron! Great to see this is all up and running and continuing to provide a very useful service for the Wendish community. Let's continue to explore opportunities for synergistic projects. Don't forget to visit the Texas Wendish Heritage Society's new website - the Wendish Research Exchange. Visit it at WendishResearch.org. And also visit ResearchProject.info for more information on joining that effort. |
| Date | 18 April 2012 |
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| Message | I am in the US, but 'my' Wends came to Australia in the 1850-1860 migration, so my 'Wendish' self-identification will be Australian. My cousins and I have recently discovered each other and we're having a GREAT time! @Jack Grueschow - have been working hard to follow AUS Wends on Ancestry.com. Find me there. Maybe I can help. Also check out Wendish Heritage Society of Australia @Liza Supra - Wow! Your family was probably WITH my family on the Peter Gottefroy 1859, which dropped some passengers in South Africa before continuing to Adelaide, South Australia! You've found Passenger lists, right? I could help. Great resource!! |
| Date | 9 October 2011 |
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| Message | My great-great grandmother was a Canadian immigrant from Drachausen, Germany. Learning more about wendish people as is available. Thanks for your site. |
| Date | 5 October 2011 |
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| Message | The question is: how are you going to do. You will need to to get a niche marketplace that you're desperate to advertise their products. |
| Date | 24 September 2011 |
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| Message | Hi: Just wanted to say that I am Dawn Marie Hentschel Dobring Renaker - Cooper - My Grandmothers Madien name and her Maried name, My Mothers Madien name and Married name My maiden name and Married name. I know its a mess. Anyway - Dobring - Wendish. My uncle Martin Dobring did a Wendish English Dictionary. If you want to contact him please give me an address and or a phone number where he can contact someone. He is the one that has traced and visited the wends. I know that my Grandfather John Martin Dobring came from Pembrook Canada. I have not met anyone from his side of the family. I would be nice to know If I have any relatives in Pembrook. I know our family home there was burned down. Not sure what happened as to why it burned down. There was the last time my mom went there a part of the chimney that was left at the old homestead. Anyway - I can't be of much use to you, but my uncle the historian can be. Dawn Marie |
| Date | 5 September 2011 |
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| Message | I am looking for information to help me locate any possible Wendt family relatives in Germany during an October 2011 visit. My grandfather, Otto Karl wendt left Liepgarten, Germany around 1904, landing at Ellis Island, New York City, then settling in New Jersey (now Wayne). |
| Date | 5 September 2011 |
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| Message | Hello Folks, It is good to see this website and Arthur Becker working on it. Hello Arthur! I also have a Wendish name in my family tree. It is Teschner. I am glad to hear of your work. Some many moons ago I read that about 1/4 of the total heritage pool of Poland was actually Germanic and 1/3 of the total heritage pool of what used to be East Germany was Slavic. In Luther's time there were Wendish hamlets outside of Wittenberg and it was a trilingual town using what became standard High German, Low German and Wendish. God bless! Horst Gutsche |
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