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Here's what new at Riehle.Net:

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Riehle UTMs still in use at Forest Research Institute in India
(May 2006)
 
Many who trace roots back to the Baden region of Germany are aware that records from local churches generally go back only as far as about 1650. Consider those difficult times in our new essay,
"The Baden Region and the Thirty Years War".  (October, 2004)
 
 

 


New information and speculation about the origin of the Riehle name.  Are we descendents of the "Renown Wolf"?  (October, 2004)
   

   

A Riehle Family Coat of Arms?  Probably not.  (October, 2004)
Check out Mercury Tide with Dennis Riehle on keyboards. (March, 2003)
   


   

Another Riehle Test Machine is located, this time in Sweden.  (February, 2003)

    
   
In 1810 Bartholomew Riehle wrote a short “book” to meet the requirements for the completion of his program of study at a school in Offenburg, Germany.  He kept this hand written manuscript for the rest of his life and in it he faithfully recorded the births and deaths of his many children.  This book was translated into English in 1969 and Jack Riehle recently transcribed this into electronic format.  Jack has graciously permitted Riehle.Net to publish Bartholomew’s book on our site. (January, 2003)
      
A new email from another Riehle relative in Germany again suggests that our origins are in the valley of the Kinzig in the Black Forest. (December, 2003)
  
We recently received the names of many more Riehle emigrants from Germany, particularly from the old state of Württemberg.  See Lost. (December, 2003)
    
The modern German state of Baden-Württemberg represents two of the three areas of Germany where the Riehle name has been used for centuries.  The three lions on this state's modern coat of arms has been with our ancestors in this area (know in ancient times as Schwaben) for at least 8 centuries.  Click on the shield to learn more. (December, 2003)
  
We have more pictures of Clemens Riehle's line of  First Sons   (October, 2003)
  
We had a great party in Cincinnati recently to celebrate Martha Riehle's 85th birthday.  (September, 2003)
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
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