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Netzband Ed Lyons Memorial Page

This is Edward Netzband, brother of Louise Netzband married to Jesse Lyons. His name is NOT Lyons.

Memorial Page: Netzband Ed Lyons · 27 Mar 2009 You

Louis E Netzfand Memorial Page

This is NOT Netzfand. It's Netzband.

Memorial Page: Louis E Netzfand · 27 Mar 2009 You

Mary Netzbaud Memorial Page

This is Mary Netzband.

Memorial Page: Mary Netzbaud · 27 Mar 2009 You

Joseph Netzbaud Memorial Page

This is my AUNT, Josephine Netzband. SHE was listed incorrectly.

Memorial Page: Joseph Netzbaud · 27 Mar 2009 You

Rev. Edward Everett Hale is the clergyman author who wrote the famous story, "Man Without a Country."

Image, found in Passport Applications, 1795-1905: Page 1 · 28 Jan 2009 You

Edward Everett Hale is the author who wrote the famour "Man Without a Country."

Image, found in Revolutionary War Pensions: Page 67 · 28 Jan 2009 You

Turner Junction, Illinois became West Chicago, Illinois in 1896.

Image, found in News - The Chicago Tribune: Page 5 · 28 Jan 2009 You

In other records, this father is listed as Gustav Ohlrich. He's the son of Carl and Johanna (Netzband) Ohlrich.

Image, found in Cuyahoga County Birth Returns (OH): Page 1 · 18 Jan 2009 You

This is my uncle, Frederick Netzband, not Netzbound.

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Netter, Sarah (p. 1207) · 15 Jan 2009 You

He was known in real life as Netzbandt.

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Metena, John H (p. 1269) · 15 Jan 2009 You

Both of these men usually had an "n" to start their names.

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Mettler, Wm (p. 1116) · 15 Jan 2009 You

These two are listed under "m", but in real life their names began with"N." Netzband and Netzbandt

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Metisk, Violas (p. 1102) · 15 Jan 2009 You

This Frederick Netzbond is my uncle who was known as Netzband his entire life.

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Nerad, Frank (p. 1322) · 14 Jan 2009 You

This person listed as Frederick Netzbond is my uncle, Frederick Netzband.

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Netherlands, Consul (p. 1522) · 14 Jan 2009 You

This man listed as Frederick Netzbond is my uncle, Frederick Netzband (just like Paul's name in the line above).

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Netzal, Charles (p. 1349) · 10 Jan 2009 You

Turner Junction became West Chicago in 1896.

Image, found in News - The Chicago Tribune: Page 6 · 06 Jan 2009 You

This is Robert Netzband, and I have more information on him.

Image, found in City Directories - Detroit: Metz, Ora W (p. 1627) · 24 Dec 2008 You

Crosscheck other records, and find that it is Paul A. Netzband.

Image, found in City Directories - Chicago: Malloy, Edward (p. 2721) · 24 Dec 2008 You

N.W. Lambeth is Noah Webster Lambeth.

Image, found in Census - US Federal 1860: Page 36 · 24 Dec 2008 You

I believe this is actually Christina Netzband, wife of Arthur E. Netzband.

Image, found in FBI Case Files: Page 1 · 17 Nov 2008 You

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