KDM Doc help

[Brian R]

I've had this doc for some time and I used to have the information recorded as to who it it was awarded to etc. However, I lost the info, along with the rest of my hard drive, in February. I'm looking to sell it now to help fund some recent acquistions and would like to communicate its details to the new owner. Can anyone help me out with who it was awarded to and what unit he was from?

Thanks so much!!
Brian

[Rick Research]

Grenadier Emil Albert Richard Nebling
von der 3. Compagnie des 1. Garde Regiments zu Fuss

signed by the Major Commanding Landwehrbezirk Potsdam

[Brian R]

Rick-

Thanks so much!!! I can't believe you can see that that says Richard .

Best,
Brian

[Rick Research]

Oh, THAT was easy. Trying to get something beyond "Lrhchaenholm" out of the Major's scribble!...

[Andy Baus]

Oh, THAT was easy. Trying to get something beyond "Lrhchaenholm" out of the Major's scribble!...

The Major commanding the Landw. Bez. at the time was "Loewenberger von Schoenholz"- As was customary for compound names, he signed his name as "v. Schoenholz".

Andy

[Rick Research]

Ahhh! Now I see it!

[Glenn2438]

Andy

Hey Andy,

great to see you here! Hows Munich?

Regards
Glenn

[Andy Baus]

Hey Andy,

great to see you here! Hows Munich?

Regards
Glenn

Glenn,

I stumbled across this forum about a week ago, and I've been waiting for a good point to jump in, and this seemed like as good as any.

Munich is grand!! As the weather warms up, the beergardens are looking far more inviting! I've been able to find several more Offizier-Stammlisten, and the mail time (and expense) to Munich is far shorter and cheaper than to the States. It's great to be back.

How about you? Hope all is well. I can tell from your many postings that your library continues to grow.

I look forward to participating in this forum- a great deal of interesting questions and responses. Would it be worth while to post an "introduction" and mention the areas in which I think I can make a contribution?

Andy

[McCulloh]

Stammlisten???

Stammlisten??
Please tell us more.....
I am drooling...

[Andy Baus]

Stammlisten??
Please tell us more.....
I am drooling...

I currently have 32 Offizier-Stammlisten (31 infantry and 1 cavalry) and one on order (GR 12). These are, as you know, a tremendous source of information on individual officers. Just last month, I finished entering all the names (over 16,000) into an ACCESS database, and can search on any number of fields. So, if you have any questions, let me know and I'll see what I can do.

When I get home, I'll post a list of what I have, and include highlights of other types of references I have acquired over the last 13 years, as well as my areas of interest.

Andy

PS- Just last August I moved to Germany from Charles Country, MD. Too bad I didn't know about this forum then!

[McCulloh]

WOW!!!!!!
Would you be willing to perhaps help a poor, miserable worm of a researcher by throwing a few xeroxs his way?
I can trade..
16K-amazing-that's about 35% of the officer corps over 100 years?
You guys are amazing.

[Glenn2438]

Stammlisten

Hi Andy,

sounds very much like your own collection is growing We look forward to your list!

I shall be in Germany myself in about three months from now.

Best regards
Glenn

[Daniel Krause]

Nice document from Prussias most famous regiment!!

Andy, nice start here.

Best regards

Daniel