Acknowledgments
This area is dedicated to those whom have contributed to the building our site. All family members are encouraged to become involved. Whether it be helping to sponsor a Family Reunion or researching materials, for The Pomnitz Family Web we can use your help. For more ideas on how you can "pitch in" see Contributing. The following have been valuable resources to The Pomnitz Family Web and in keeping alive our Family Roots:
- Financial Support
Monitory contributions by anonymous members of the Pomnitz Family
Hosting contributed by FXtra, Inc. 1999 - June, 2001 - Genealogy
The Mormon Library, Salt Lake City, Utah
Mormon Library in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Mormon Library in Westlake, Ohio
The Cuyahoga County Public Library
U.S. Census Records
Detroit City Directory
Burton Collection, Detroit Public Library
Pedigree Charts of Charles Edwin Pomnitz
Pedigree Charts of June Carol (Meissner) Kelm
The Family Tree Maker (Broderbund)
Ancestry.com
- Newsletter
Arthur Milton Meissner - Editor - August 2000 - November 2003
Nancy Lynn Meissner - Associate Editor - July 2001 - Present
- Photographs
Arthur Milton Meissner
Charles and Myra (Radde) Pomnitz
Edwin Charles Pomnitz, Sr.
- Research
June Carol Kelm (Meissner)
Charles Edwin Pomnitz
Edwin Charles Pomnitz, Sr.
James Tolson
- Resources
In Search of Your German Roots (Third Edition) by Angus Baxter
In Search of Your European Roots (Second Edition) by Angus Baxter
The German Americans by Anne Galichich
Genealogical Research in Ohio by Kip Sperry
Address Book for Germanic Genealogy (Sixth Edition) by Ernest Thode
Beginner's Guide to Family History Research (Third Edition) by Desmond Walls Allen and Carolyn Earle Billingsley
Treasury of Name Lore by Elsdon C. Smith (Copyright © 1967).
- Stories
Arthur Milton Meissner
John Charles Meissner, Jr.
John Charles Meissner, IV
Charles Edwin Pomnitz
Edwin Charles Pomnitz, Sr.
A Special Word of Thanks |
| Our sincere gratitude is in order for all
whom have lent their time, assistance, photographs, materials, stories and suggestions to
this effort. Without them, none of this would be possible...Thanks! A very special word of thanks goes to the following whom have demonstrated a heroic effort in discovery of the rich heritage our ancestors have left us:
A very special word of thanks goes to the following whom dedicated their time and have opened their doors to host our wonderful Biennial Family Reunions:
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