Christlieb-Chrislip-Crislip Family Association





The Christlieb-Chrislip-Crislip Family Association German History




A Pictorial View of Frankenstein

20th-Century Views of Frankenstein






Frankenstein in 1922

Frankenstein in 1922

Return to Dürkheim - 2004

Ned Crislip and Wendell Lauth organized a third trip to Bad Dürkheim in the summer of 2004. A number of video clips were taken during that visit. Lee Wise was asked to review that trip at the 16th Biennial Reunion, in Paintsville, Kentucky, July, 2013. Presented here are the slides presented at that reunion.

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Bad Dürkheim - 2004 - Video Clips

Presented here are a selection of video clips taken during the trip to Bad Dürkheim in 2004. Ned and Wendell, along with Dean Rudi Weber, had planned a special service in the Schlosskirche to comemmorate the baptism/conversion of our Family Progenator, Friedrich Carl Christlieb.

Call to the Schlosskirche for a special service. The church bells will be heard.

Ned introduces the Schlosskirche, where Simon aus Frankenstein was baptized and converted into Christianity.

Taufstein

Ned's Group gathers around the original baptismal font (taufstein) and sings Amazing Grace.

Amorbach Letter

As has become tradition with our Family Association, Wendell Lauth reads the Amorbach Letter.

Elfriede Jänecke describes the Creation Window in the Schlosskirche.

Ned demonstrates the Schlosskirche organ, with his good friend, Norman André close behind.

Taufstein

Norman André demonstrates the Schlosskirche organ.

Amorbach Letter

The retired Dean Rudi Weber recites the Lord's Prayer in German during the special service at the Schlosskirche.

A visit to the Castle ruin, in Frankenstein, where Simon aus Frankenstein grew up.

A ride on the Ferris Wheel at Wurstmarkt, the Wine and Sausage Festival that Friedrich Carl Christlieb likely attended before emigrating to America.

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C-C-C Coat of Arms

Jacob Christlieb

  b. Germany 1749
  d. Virginia (WV) 1822
  m. Anna "Nancy" Singer

West Virginia Branch

Mary Crislip 1780-1870
  m. David Willett
  m. Arthur Hickman
Elizabeth Crislip 1781-1817
  m. Nicholas Crouse
George Chrislep 1782-1857
  m. Mary Bice
Christianah Crislip 1785-1855
  m. Jesse Reed
Catherine Crislip 1786-1819
  m. Hugh J. O'Connor
Jacob Crislip 1787-1858
  m. Elizabeth Reger
John Chrislip 1789-1865
  m. Margaret Harvey
Nancy Crislip 1790-1877
  m. Jacob Ours
  m. William Turner
William Chrislip 1794-1847
  m. Hannah Ward
Abram Chrislip 1795-1879
  m. Amanda Britton
Margaret Crislip 1797-1855
  m. David Jenkins
Isaac Chrislip 1797-1881
  Unmarried
Samuel Chrislip 1800-1889
  m. Eleanor Board
Sarah Crislip 1802-1885
  m. Solomon Christlieb

Carl Christlieb

  b. Germany 1751
  d. Pennsylvania 1837
  m. Catharina Umberger

Pennsylvania Branch

Johannes Christlieb 1782-1858
  m. Agnus Orris
  m. Elizabeth Whistler
  m. Fannie Cable
George Christlip 1785-1846
  m. Elizabeth North
Charles Christlieb 1787-1817
  m. Sarah Kogen
Catharina Christlieb b. ca. 1789
  (Died in infancy)
Isaac Christlieb 1791-1858
  m. Catharina Wise
Jacob Christlieb 1791-1884
  m. Juliana Morritt
Sarah Christlieb 1794-1874
  m. Jacob Kautz
Solomon Christlieb 1797-1850
  m. Sarah Crislip