MEL & GINNY SUELZLE'S
Web site
Welcome to our web site,
We are happy to share our interests with others and would welcome your comments
and feedback about any aspect of this web site or the information it contains.
Some of our current areas of interest are:
Genealogy
We are seeking information on our
family ancestry. Mel is searching his paternal family names of Suelzle, Sülzle & Dieterle and maternal family names of White, Swords & Louser. His paternal grandparents, Konrad and Christine Suelzle,
immigrated to the U.S. in 1902 and homesteaded in Butte, North Dakota. They
came from Dobrudscha (Romania) and Katzbach, Bessarabia, located in the Black
Sea area of Russia. Their ancestors were born in the Württemburg area of
Germany and migrated to Bessarabia in the 1800s with a stay in Poland for
approximately ten years. Mel's family roots are traced back to Christian
Stephan Sülzle born 1803 in Fürnsal, Wüttemburg, Germany.
Ginny is searching her family
names of Anderson, Decker, Jehle, Ryan, O'Hara, Massee & Anglemyer. Click on the name to learn more about these families. To browse
her family tree by surname, click here!
We are interested in any
information we can find on these families. We certainly would like to hear from
you if you have any additional information for us and of course we would share
any information we have that might help you in your research.
Mel is an avid
fan of remote controlled boats and is constantly seeking more time to devote to
this hobby. To see some of the results of the “labor of love”, click here.
This Seattle
based modelers club is devoted to the enjoyment of building and operating scale
models boats of all types. As the current club President, I may be a little
biased, but if you are interested in boat modeling, this is the club to join.
Visit the club web site .
Work Interests - Mel has a background
in electronics coming from over 35 years as an employee of the leading manufacturer of electronics test tools and is now
enjoying retirement life by spending more time on model boating, genealogy,
woodworking and of course, computers!
Mel & Ginny Suelzle
last updated February 1,
2010
