Henry Rebmann
Henry (Henri) Rebmann
Henry Rebmann in 1905 NY census
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Individual Facts
- Name: Henry Rebmann
- Sex: Male
- Also Known As: Henri Lang
- Birth: 7 Dec 1865, Gundershoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
- Death: 18 Oct 1912, Buffalo, Erie County, New York, USA
Gundershoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France
Henry Rebmann was born on 7 Dec 1865 in Gundershoffen, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France. At that time, life there was rural and village-based. Most people lived in small homes, worked in farming, vineyards, or local trades, and depended on family and church life. Travel was slow, and daily life followed the seasons.
Alsace in 1865 was also a border region shaped by both French and German culture. People often spoke local Alsatian dialects as well as French or German. The area was politically French when Henry was born, but it was close to major tensions in Europe. Within a few years, the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 brought fighting near the region, and Alsace later passed to German control. So although Henry was born into a traditional village world, his early years were likely affected by major political change and uncertainty.
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Gundershoffen, France

Franco-Prussian War 1870 near Gundershoffen
Did you know...
- 1865 - born out of wedlock as "Henri Lang"
- 1866 - his mother married his father and he became "Henri Rebmann"
- 1870 - Prussia took Alsace and he became "Heinrich Rebmann"
- 1888 - he came to the US and he became "Henry Rebmann"
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Key sources of information included here, and where to get additional information.
- Rebmann Family Migration(PDF)
- Birthday tribute: Henry Rebmann (PDF)
- Ancestry Member Tree: "Johnson-Moseley" (Tree ID 114546202, ancestry.com), owned by avanraaphorst; access requires appropriate sharing/permissions
- Johnson-Moseley Family History (Second Edition - September 2014, PDF)
- Moseley/Wilkins Family Page (PDF)
- Rebmann Family Page (PDF)
- German and Dutch history and geography (PDF)