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From Kathleen Ely: I'm
a beta tester for Web Ferret and did some extensive searching on
August 25, 1997. I came up with the following Lehnherr references
on web sites, but there's little or no information about the people.
Any illumination would be greatly appreciated.
| Another: Lehnherr, Maximillian, DOB 1886, residing Kansas
City, MO, 1910, possibly related to Louis Alfred Lehnherr and Elsie Lehnherr. |
Another: Elise Lehnherr, DOB 21 June
1862, in Spiez, Canton of Bern, Switzerland. Her father was
David Lehnherr and her mother was Magdalena Itten. |
| Another: Louis Alfred Lehnherr, DOB 23 Mar 1856, in
Spiez, Canton of Bern, Switzerland. His father was Johann Lehnherr
and his mother was Magdalena Loertscher. |
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From Bob
Lehnherr: In Sabetha, Nemaha County, Kansas there is a
bronze plaque of the outside wall of the City Building that
lists the names of those who served in World War I.
My father's name is there: Lehnherr, June Lodeen. The other
Lehnherr name listed...there nobody I ever talked to knew
of his roots...even my father and his mother and father.
I recently found enough about him in a small memorial booklet
to add his name to your mysteries list.
His Name: Lehnherr, Alfred William Lehnherr, Field Remount
Squadron 319,
WW1 American Expeditionary Forces. His date of birth would
be circa 1900. His name is listed on a Memorial Plaque on
the City Building in Sabetha, Nemaha County, Kansas.
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Alison
Lehnherr |
She's on the high honor roll
at Lakeside High School in Atlanta, GA. Another good Lehnherr trait... |
Andreas
Lehnherr
See this photo,
too. |
Andreas is a sidecar racer from
Team Switzerland, 1996 Sidecar-Cross des Nations in
this photo. The site owner has no further information. |
Bernard
Lehnherr |
This is a "Who's Who of
Swiss Regional Development" |
Chris
Lehnherr |
A Swiss site, that shows what
I think are bicycle race results. We're probably related to him because
he's from Wimmis! |
David
Lehnherr |
Powers High School in Oregon
had a great team and David's picture is here. |
Donat
Lehnherr |
Another Swiss site entitled "Club-Info"
shows this person as "Materialwart" from Werdenberg. |
Ester
Lehnherr |
A Swiss woman's volleyball team... |
Jerry
Lehnherr |
This Jerry Lehnherr is from Madison,
Wisconsin, and this site tells about his parachute jump using a "Raven".
It's on a site that specializes in skydiving and parachute products. |
John
Lehnherr |
He's starting for JV Football
at Patrick Henry High School in San Diego, CA. |
John
P. Lehnherr, Jr. |
This site is for 1975 graduates
of the U.S. Navy Senior Enlisted Academy. I'm convinced this is
my father's twin brother's son, my cousin, Johnny. I'd love to find
out as I haven't seen him in 25 years. |
Josh
Lehnherr |
This site is for the Rocky Mountain
Enduro Circuit (RMEC) Class Race Results for Limon Reliability Trial,
held on 5/26/97. This site is based in Colorado Springs, CO.
I think Josh did well: he's listed as No. 1 in Class Position and No.
2 in Division Position for the 250-C. |
From the site
owner of RMEC, Leslie
Baski:
I don't know much about Josh Lehnherr, he doesn't appear to be
a member of the RMEC, but he rode in the Limon reliability trial.
He did not ride any of the other races of our season and place in the
top 20 positions (which is all the web would show). He may be a
local to the Limon Colorado area or had a friend that egged him to go
to that particular race. He did do well in the Limon race, 1st in
the 250 class is good because that class if very competitive, and 2nd
in the division (the division representing all bike sizes for the C division)
is a very commendable job. It is too bad he doesn't race more often.
What is the RMEC? the Rocky Mountain Enduro Circuit, a motorcycle
enduro race sponsor. An enduro is a time controlled trail riding
race (much like a car rally) in the mountains, woods, and desert.
We (most committee members) are in Colorado but the club spans the rocky
mountain region including Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, Texas
and Wyoming.
What is the 250 - C class? The "250" is a class distinction
which separates different motorcycles sizes, no more then 250 cc of engine
displacement. The "C" division is our amateur or beginner
division. The other divisions are "B" and "A", "A"
being the professional level.
From Kathleen
Ely: Sounds like the kind of dangerous sport a Lehnherr might
have fun with... |
Mark
Lehnherr |
This is an article about prep
football in Minnesota and Wisconsin, from the LaCrosse Tribune which says
"Other new coaches in the area include: Mark Lehnherr at Cashton
(see story on Page 18)... " Now I'm trying to track down page
18 from the reporter... |
Melinda
Lehnherr
More
info |
Melinda is listed here as an
editor of a monograph entitled "CANCER INCIDENCE IN NORTH AMERICA,
1988-1992, A Publication of the North American Association of Central
Cancer Registries", with Illinois listed after her name.
The second site lists her as the contact person for the Illinois Department
of Public Health
Division of Epidemiologic Studies in Springfield, Illinois. It has
to be the same person! |
Sebastian
Lehnherr |
This was a race site in Switzerland;
I wish I had saved it to disk, as the file is no longer there. |
Sue
Lehnherr |
Sue appears to be the Nurse Manager
at a unit of the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Nursing. |
A Lehnherr
in the sports news in Switzerland... |
"Fussball" looks like
soccer to me on this Swiss site. |
Another mystery... |
These Swiss "Yellow Pages"
show this listing:
| 2000 Neuchâtel |
| Lehnherr SA |
rue Fleury 7 |
(032) 725 30 92 |
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And this?
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A Lehnherr is listed here in
this Swiss scientific journal for "Ear, Nose and Throat" medicine. |
More info
needed...
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Another Swiss "Yellow Pages"
listing for:
| 9444 Diepoldsau |
| Lehnherr Burkhard |
Kirchweg 10 |
(071) 733 14 33 |
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MAJ
Lehnherr??? |
Richard Lehnherr tells me that
this is, of course, MAJOR Lehnherr but when I called the phone number
listed, they had no information on him. |
A book
by a Lehnherr?
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| 3-9520322-0-4 |
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Lehnherr M: Imkerbuch |
SFr. 32.50 |
2 |
Hans-Joerge tells me this a book about bees which was not terribly well
received... |
Mare
Lehnherr Payne |
Mare is apparently the editor
of Inside Illinois: Faculty/staff newsletter of the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. |
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