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The Gerstenberger Immigrants and Their
Descendants in A Compendium of Vital Statistics
410 pages, including pictures and an every
name index.
Introduction Abbreviation,
Conventions, and Notes on the Text 1.
The Illinois Gerstenbergers. Alvin B. Gerstenberger
(1832-1905) of Dresden, Saxony, Germany and Stephenson County,
Illinois, and descendants in six generations. 2.
The Iowa Gerstenbergers.
Franz Gerstenberger (1828-1908) of Schweinsdorf, Silesia,
Germany and Buchanan County, Iowa, and descendants in six generations,
with three generations of ancestors. 3.
The 4.
The Massachusetts Gerstenbergers. Carl Herman Gerstenberger
(1868-1954) of Leipzig, Saxony, Germany and Lawrence, Essex,
Massachusetts, and descendants in five generations, with one ancestral
generation. 5.
The Michigan Gerstenbergers. Four immigrants in fifty years,
all from the same family. Charles Traugott Gerstenberger (1837-1918),
Moritz Carl Gerstenberger (1844-1924), Oscar Robert Gerstenberger
(1871-1949), and Julius Richard Gerstenberger (1893-1978), each with a
wife and one or more children, from Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany, to
Sanilac County, Michigan, and descendants in seven generations, with
four generations of ancestors. 6.
The Minnesota Gerstenbergers. Gregor (1857-1949), Alexander
(1863-1948), and Elizabeth (1866-1939) Gerstenberger, of Alt
Budkowice, Silesia, Poland and Browerville, Todd, Minnesota, and
descendants in five generations, with two ancestral generations and
some living and deceased European relatives. 7.
The First New York Gerstenbergers. Hans Otto Gerstenberger
(1890-1972) of Leipzig, Saxony, Germany and Long Island, New York, and
descendants in four generations, with five generations of ancestors. 8.
The Second New York Gerstenbergers. Max Gerstenberger (born 1919)
of Tamurka, Bessarabia, (now Romania) and Little Falls, Herkimer, New
York, and descendants in four generations, with six generations of
ancestors. 9.
The Eastern Ohio Gerstenbergers. Johann Gottlieb Gerstenberger
(1813-1876) and Johann Wolfgang Gerstenberger (1833-1863) of Austria
and Cleveland, Ohio, and descendants in six generations. 10.
The Western Ohio Gerstenbergers. Albert Gerstenberger
(1843-1901), Charles Gerstenberger (1845-1920), and their mother
Dorothea Maria (maiden name unknown) Gerstenberger Volkmer
(1813-1868), of Saxony, Germany, and Crawford County, Ohio, and
descendants in seven generations. 11.
The Texas Gerstenbergers.
Johann Gottfried (1797-1886) and Maria Rosine Lichey
(1798-1870) Gerstenberger, and their six children, of Kittelau and
Langenbielau, Silesia, Germany, and Colorado County, Texas, and
descendants in seven generations, with three generations of ancestors. 12.
The Wisconsin Gerstenbergers. Gottlieb Gerstenberger
(1823-1877) of Sachsen-Weimar, Germany, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and
descendants in seven generations. 13.
Current Small Gerstenberger Families. Small families with
Gerstenberger descendants in the U.S. in 1993. Families of Max Alfred
Gerstenberger (1890-1976), Egon Erwin Gerstenberger (born 1916), Oscar
Gerstenberger (1906-1951), and Guenther E. Gerstenberger (born 1934),
from Germany and Hungary, and some descendants. 14.
Other Small Gerstenberger Families. Small families with no known
Gerstenberger descendants in the U.S. in 1993. Fourteen immigrants from
Germany and their families. 15. Single Gerstenbergers. Fourteen individuals found in various records, with no family affiliations and no known Gerstenberger descendants in the U.S. General Index
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