Bogenschneider Family Genealogy and Information

The Bogenschneider Family Worldwide web site is dedicated to the Bogenschneider surname and to its associated histories, lineages, and shared family information.
 

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Family Pictures

• August Bogenschneider Family (1837-1917)  This is a photo album of the August Bogenschneider family.  August came to the U.S. from Pomerania in 1870 and settled in Dodge County, Wisconsin.
   

• Willard Bogenschneider Family (1926-1999)  This is a photo album of the Willard Bogenschneider Family.  Willard is the son of Alvin Bogenschneider, grandson of Herman Bogenschneider, and great-grandson of August Bogenschneider.
   
• Harvey Bogenschneider Family (1920-    )  This is a photo album of the Harvey Bogenschneider Family.  Harvey is the son of Alvin Bogenschneider, grandson of Herman Bogenschneider, and great-grandson of August Bogenschneider.
   

Pictures from Family Events

• Photos from the Warren & Verona Moldenhauer Anniversary.  Pictures taken at the 60th Wedding Anniversary of Warren & Verona Krueger Moldenhauer on July 13, 2003.  Warren is the son of Leo & Helen Bogenschneider Moldenhauer.
   

• Photos from the family reunion of the Willard and Harvey Bogenschneider families on July 22, 2007 at the home of Kevin and Lynn Haefs in Lomira, Wisconsin.
   

• Photos from the 2008 Bogenschneider Reunion held in conjunction with Pommerntag on June 28, 2008 in Mequon, Wisconsin.

Pictures from Bogenschneider Villages

• Blumberg is the home village for many Bogenschneiders.  Blumberg was part of Kreis Randow, Pommern, but today is one of the villages, along with Biesendahlshof, Casekow, Luckow-Petershagen, Wartin and Wolterdorf, in the municipality of Casekow, under the administration of Gartz, in the Landkries Uckermark, in the state of Brandenburg.
   

• Krackow was home to many of the early Bogenschneiders. Krackow was part of Kreis Randow, Pommern, Prussia/Germany until 1939.  After World War II, it was located in East Germany (DDR). Today it is in the district of Uecker Randow, state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
   

• The former Luckow, Kreis Randow, Pommern, was the home town of Wilhelmina Walk, who married August Bogenschneider on 14 June 1864 in the Luckow church. August and Wilhelmina emigrated to the United States in 1870 and settled first in Washington County Wisconsin and then in Dodge County, Wisconsin. Luckow, which merged with the small neighboring village of Petershagen in 1973, is part of the municipality Casekow, along with the villages of Biesendahishof, Blumberg, Casekow, Wartin and Woltersdorf.

   

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