Courtesy of Aunt Dorothy VF Werner, here's a photo of Konrad's ring with the 'K' on the inside. I've never seen this before; it's beautiful!
Information and updates on the lives and for the descendants of Gustav Jahn and his wife Dorothea von Dieskau. This includes their children with the surnames Jahn, Kuhlmann and Rahn.
Gustav Jahn
Monday, June 4, 2012
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Dies at 86
As all Jahns know, those descending from Mutti's husband, Konrad Jahn, are also 'von Dieskaus.' Konrad's mother was Dorothea von Dieskau. Her younger sister Emma married Albert Fischer and they had a son, Konrad's cousin, named Albert (who later added his mother's maiden name and was known as Albert Fischer-Dieskau). He, of course, was the father of our second cousin, twice removed, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.
Remembering our gathering in Chattanooga to celebrate our heritage, as we are to each other, so were our grandparents (Jack, Dora, Richard, Paul, Erich) second cousins to Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/dietrich-fischer-dieskau-master-singer-of-german-art-songs-dies-at-86/2012/05/19/gIQA2zixbU_story.html
Remembering our gathering in Chattanooga to celebrate our heritage, as we are to each other, so were our grandparents (Jack, Dora, Richard, Paul, Erich) second cousins to Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/dietrich-fischer-dieskau-master-singer-of-german-art-songs-dies-at-86/2012/05/19/gIQA2zixbU_story.html
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Another Jahn Cousin Get-Together!
Suzie flew in from Sonoma and Jackie from Seattle, both to Lincoln, NE. Then Karen and the two sisters drove up to the Twin Cities. Cousin Paul joined them Sunday about noon and took them to lunch at the Wise Acre Eatery (http://wiseacreeatery.com/). The verdict? Delicious!
Then off around Minneapolis and St. Paul, including this stop at the famous 'Spoonbridge and Cherry' near the Walker Art Center and Guthrie Theater.
A good time was had by all!
Sunday, October 2, 2011
First Edition Found!
Gustav Jahn's Neuer Frühling (New Spring), a book of poems to his second wife, Dorothea von Dieskau, was printed in at least two editions. The 2nd edition, published in 1868, is fairly easy to find. But not the 1st edition from 1856. Until now! You can see the details of my order to the bookseller in Germany at the bottom of this post. I have also included a link to the site with the search criteria for seeing all books for sale today by Gustav Jahn. If you end up buying any, let me know!
Click here to see books for sale by Gustav Jahn.
Click here to see books for sale by Gustav Jahn.
| You Ordered | |
| Gustav Jahn Neuer Frühling Heinrichshofen'sche Buchhandlung Magdeburg 1856 Brautlieder - 128 Seiten - umlaufender Goldschnitt - goldgeprägter Leineneinband - 15 x 11 cm - Einband leicht berieben, innen selten einmal schwach braunfleckig, Schenkungseintrag auf Vorsatzblatt Item number: T143-5894 Price: EUR 17.60 (app. 23.77 US$) |
Friday, September 23, 2011
An Exciting New Find!
Look at what's below. For you, the few and faithful followers of this remote Jahn family blog, you are the first to see it. It is the Schutz-Marke - the 'protection brand' or trademark of the Züllchower Anstalten in Züllchow (ZAZ). It was, presumably, on everything made by or published at the Institutes, directed by Gustav Jahn and then our grandparents' Uncle Fritz. And this one comes from the 1929-30 Weihnachtskrippen und Spiele Verzeichnis (Christmas Cribs and Games Catalog)!
More, much more, later!
More, much more, later!
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
A Never-Before-Seen Photo!
Hey Jahns,
Thanks to cousin Rick - out of the blue comes this phenominal photo that I (or my father, Konrad's grandson) have never seen before.
This is the parsonage at Worms. On the left are Konrad and Freda. Richard is holding the rifle, Paul is on the fence, and that might be Dora in the white dress. The remaining 3 people are unknown.
What a great picture - thanks Rick!
Thanks to cousin Rick - out of the blue comes this phenominal photo that I (or my father, Konrad's grandson) have never seen before.
This is the parsonage at Worms. On the left are Konrad and Freda. Richard is holding the rifle, Paul is on the fence, and that might be Dora in the white dress. The remaining 3 people are unknown.
What a great picture - thanks Rick!
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