Family tree

THIS ENTRY IS CONTINUED FROM my bravejournal If my mother's side of the family is quite complete, my father's side is still to be thoroughly searched. Courtesy of itsourtree.com (http://www.verwandt.de/) and myheritage.com I found a friend who is related to a Bülchmann. She emailed me that her late grandmother had the same surname. I'm raring to work on this now that I'm receiving feedback and I think it's a good start!

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This is the Dauz family tree - my husband, myself and our five children

Click for clear view On my father's side of the family, though, I have often wondered where all my German relatives could be. It has been 15 years or more since I've lost touch with them due to their change of addresses. Sometimes I wish to find some information online, and indeed, there are many places to possibly find them. My family - My grandfather, grandmother, father and my mother Click for clear viewing Ha-ha, way back, sometimes I did "Mr.Bean-ish" things like google my surname or my late grandmother's maiden name. Then, months ago, I thought of making the search easier by trying a Google Deutschland search and that is how I was led to verwandt.de where I found names of possible relatives from Hedemünden and Göttingen. And still the quest goes on. I get excited, wow, may pag-asa pa pala. I always thought I was the only Buelchmann sa ibabaw ng lupa. It's also because I've yahoo-searched and googled before as early as 1997 but I got no details.

Below was the result of my search for the surname Buelchmann at google.de

To further my search I was advised to reach these people thru the online phone directories. And it's working! Found all info I possibly need =) This is where I've stopped for the moment. I still need to review my German language lessons :D And for frugality's sake, I will contact all possible relatives via Skype instead of regular overseas phone call. I think it's a good idea. Ay, wais! To be continued....