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Allweiss - Schiller and Frasard - King Genealogy

Last Updated March 8, 2010

HOA Roots Genealogy

     If you have information you would like to share or want me to correct information, please contact me at patty@hoa.org.  Remember to try alternate spellings of names when researching as there are 18 different variations of the name FRESARD and 11 different spellings of the name ALLWEISS.   On the SCHILLER and ALLWEISS sides you’ll find doctors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, educators, and holocaust survivors.  On the FRASARD/FRESARD you’ll find early land-owners of Grosse Pointe and L’anse Creuse (later to become St. Clair Shores), Michigan.  On the KING/ROY/ROI line you’ll find early settlers to Quebec in the 1600’s who were ‘Carignan Sallieres’ (Soldiers of the King), and ‘Filles du Roi’ (Daughters of the King).

     A special thank-you to my wonderful husband Jack Allweiss whose technical expertise makes this website possible, and to the following ‘cousins’ who have shared family information, photos, and inspiration:

 

Allweiss Family:

Martin Peter Allweis

David Conway

Esther Allweiss Ingber

Joshua Jasper

Adam McKinney

Edith Allweiss Niesen

Stuart Russell

Tillie Allweiss Pinck & daughters Gail Talon Willson & Wendy Talon Wolff

 

Frasard/Fresard/Frasor Family:

Dorothy Frasard VanDeSteene

William Frasard

Jim Frasard

     Ken Schroeder

 

  King/Roy Family:

Alice Littlefair King & Larry King

Mary Conway King

Therese Dulong Dimet

 

Ruhnau Family:

Dorothy Frasard VanDeSteene

Louise Voight Krease

 

     This site is dedicated to the memory of my beloved son David Alexander Allweiss who died suddenly of leukemia on the 13th of December, 2005, just two days short of his 23rd birthday.  While alive he enjoyed hearing about his ancestors and the legacies they left us. Every life has purpose and meaning and the goal of this site is to show each ancestor’s legacy to the world.  By knowing where we come from we help to establish a foundation for future generations.