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A brief history of the Hutsteiner family
Families
I. General
I.1 Once upon a time
Approx. 1480: birth of first known Hutsteiner
The first BMD records
Book of descendants
I.2 One single place of origin
The Themel Hutsteiner farm
The Hannsl Hutsteiner farm
The direct link
The gaps
Hutstein, Huethsteiner, …
I.3.1 Lienhardt Huetstainer
Lienhardt – Leonhard
Hutsteiner Mill
The millers’ dispute
I.3.2 Surnames
The mutation
Hochstein and Huthstein
Hatstein / Hatsteiner
A rare surname ?
List of known Hutsteiners
Double trouble couples
Twins and more
Some more Hutsteiner statistics
I.3.3 Inheritance custom
Nicknames
I.3.4 Known Hutstein-rocks
I.4 Hutstein 1509
Dominions
Historical maps
I.5 Time table
Origin of main Hutsteiner farms
I.6 Migrations
I.6.1 US migrations
I.6.2 Ellis Island immigration
I.6.3 And they met again ?
I.6.4 Hutsteiner’s Places
I.7 Disappeared families
Find a grave
I.8 Genetical diseases
I.9 Known top ancestors of living families
I.10 The dark side
Searched by wanted poster
Suicide
II. Bavaria / Austria
II.1 Bavaria
II.1.1 First Bavarian Hutsteiner records
II.1.2 The Hutsteiner lodge
II.1.3 Hutstein Atzing
Hutstein in Vilshofen
Hutstein in Anleng
16 children
Hutstein in Unterthannet
Field Post
II.1.4 In family hands since 1665
Fires
A peasant’s meager meal
II.1.5 A growing industry in Nuremberg
II.1.6 Dissolved village
II.1.7 Rinderpest
II.1.8 Robbery and bandits
II.1.9 Foreclosure
II.2 Austria
II.2.1 Hamlet Hutstein
Burden of war
Other inhabitants of Hutstein
The big bloodletting
II.2.2 The Hutstein rock
II.2.3 The Ghost of Hutstein
Myths and Legends
The cave
The Falkner Cross
II.2.4 The great smuggler trail
II.3 War participants
II.4 Emigrants
II.4.1 Bohemia
Budweis after the 30-yrs war
Rudolphstadt / Rudolfov
II.4.2 Emigrants to the US
II.5 Famous Persons
II.5.1 A local VIP in 1644
II.5.2 A famous soccer player
II.5.3 A member of the german federal assembly
III. Westphalia-Hesse-Nassau
III.1 Catholic Line
III.1.1 The origin of the catholic families in Hesse-Nassau
Hungary
III.1.2 Catholic or protestant ?
III.1.3 A family of shepherds
III.2 Protestant/Lutheran Line
III.2.1 From Saxony to Hesse
Imperial Chamber Court
A hidden family secret ?
III.2.2 Dillenburg
III.2.3 Generations of Doctors
Vaccinations in 1801
Dead in Algeria
A tombstone of 1851
A good heart
The Duel
III.3 War participants
The American colonel
III.4 Emigrants
III.4.1 Australia
Down under
III.4.2 France
III.4.3 United Kingdom
Bristol
III.4.4 USA
The emigration
A pioneer and industrialist family from Indiana
Surprise
III.5 Famous Persons
III.5.1 A member of government
III.5.2 A friend of Friedrich Engels
III.5.3 A famous painter
III.5.4 The chief forester
III.5.5 Hotel Huthsteiner
IV. Saxony
IV.1 Zwickau line
IV.1.1 Hartmannsdorf – origin of all Saxonian Hutsteiner families
IV.1.2 From Saxony to Poland
IV.1.3 The Exulant
Shoemaker
IV.2 Borna line
Seven Generations of Tailors
The oath of the guild
IV.3 Dresden line
IV.3.1 Some poetry about Huthsteiner wedding in Dresden
IV.3.2 The court of Hemsendorf
IV.4 War participants
Sad story
IV.5 Emigrants
Breslau – Silesia
IV.6 Famous Persons
IV.6.1 The royal secret chamber clerk and the Cashier
Warsaw
IV.6.2 Godfather & Godmother
IV.6.3 The judge of Hartmannsdorf
IV.6.4 The town clerk
IV.6.5 A cigar company
IV.6.6 The Saxon Colonel
The siege of Glogau
Nobility
V. Jewish families
V.1 Poland
V.2 Ukraine
From hero to zero
VI. Holzstein and Hutstein
VII. Miscellaneous
Some professions
Priests and Preachers
Piety
Artists, actors and musicians
An actress
The Hospital Steward
Servant and maid
Driving instructors
Teachers and professors
Scientists and Authors
Law and Order
Mayor
Members of the Nazi party
The dispute
Victims of epidemics
Apiculture
Huthsteiner Drive and Hill
Beggars
America
Genealogy
Orphaned families
Missing links
Photo wall
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