Tj's Genealogy Page
Remember the days of old; consider the generations long past.
-Deuteronomy 32:7
Ask your father and he will tell you, your elders and they will explain to you. 
[Right] Circa 1860, Daniel and Susannah (Henry) Flot(t), My 3rd Great-Grandparents
I got hooked on finding out more about these ancestors....and the search began. I am interested in any information on surnames that appear on these pages
The Flott family were Waldensians. There are many wonderful sites on the Waldensians and their religion, including:
Piedmont Families Organization, Inc.
Like always, we walked the cemetery and she pointed out stones of relatives. On this particular visit, however, I wrote down the information off
of each stone. I decided I would put all of the information into print form as a birthday gift for Mom. She was delighted with the idea....
and will gladly share what I have - all you need to do is contact me.
Includes Flott (Flood), Reitenauer (Ridenour) etc
Includes Brua (Brewer), Meyer(s) etc
Gerald Keller (Rohrbach, Germany); as well as Brigette Kohler a local historian in Wembach, Germany. Many thanks to the three of you!!
and
Waldensian History, A Brief Sketch
Wembach and it's sister cities Rohrbach and Hahn are Waldensian Communities.
To learn more about the Waldensian faith, click on the symbol below.
The Light Shines in the Darkness
Above L-R: The Flott Family Crest; Overview of Wembach, Germany; Flott Inn as it looks today.
300 Year Anniversary Plaque Honoring the Founding Families of Rohrbach, Wembach, and Hahn;
the Rambaud family home as it looks today.
The Flott / Flood Reunion
is looking for a new reunion host.
If you are interested in scheduling and hosting the reunion, please contact me!
The Flood Watch This Flott / Flood family newsletter is published once a year in the spring. I highlight direct line descendants of Jean Daniel Flott, his wife Catherine Pra and their children: If you would like to receive this newsletter, email me and be sure to include your name and mailing address!
The Flott / Flood History, 1812-2002, 190 Years of Family in America The recently published Flott / Flood family history is sold out. Our line is from Wembach, Starkenburg, Hesse-Darmstadt, The book is over 300 pages total and contains photos, genealogy data (dates for immigration, marriages, Connecting lines are many and include Pra, Rambaud (Rambeau or Rambo), Lantelme, Jayme (Jaymes), To see my full list of surnames, check out the link to my surname list! (posted above) For more information on any genealogy information appearing on this page,
Click Here To View My Photo Gallery That Contains Many Ancestral Photos
My current special project ~ transcribing
Click Here To Continue To My Other Genealogy Page With More Names That I Am Researching!
See the link below for the 2008 Flood Watch.
Jean "John" Flott of Illinois, Jean "Daniel" Flott of Franklin and Huntingdon Counties in Pennsylvania,
Mary Flott Rambo of Illinois, and Catherine and Margaretha; and their descendants.
Last year this newsletter was mailed out to 197 households! Presently there is no charge for the newsletter,
but donations to continue research and publication are always welcome!!
Published by the Flott / Flood Family Researchers,
Edited by Teresa Brewer Delikat
Germany and arrived here in 1830. They originally settled in Franklin and Adams Counties in Pennsylvania.
All but my direct line moved to Knox County, Illinois or the Kansas/Nebraska/Oklahoma area.
births, deaths etc) and lots of census information. It is current to the year 2002.
Henry, Castor, McKnight, Snyder, Briggs, Boggs, Reitenauer (Ridenour), Hanawalt, and McVey.
email me using the link below. 
Salem Cemetery in Tell Township, Huntingdon County 
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