Are you a Nafzinger or a descendant of the Nafzinger family? Contact me. I’m happy to share and could use some help with the genealogy work I’ve started on http://www.geni.com.
If you’re family, whether immediate or distant, please say hello. I would be grateful for the opportunity to connect or reconnect.
E-mail: garr…@nafzinger.com -or-
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May 11th, 2010 at 5:13 pm
Hi,
My mother and I stumbled across your website when searching for Nafzinger on the internet. My mothers mother was named Martha Nafzinger her parents were Emma and Moses Nafzinger. Moses ? parents were Peter & ? Nafzinger They lived on a farm in Long Green, Md. Peter was born in Germany. My mother actually has a copy a book which has all the history of all the Nafzingers.
Here is the website where you can see and copy the book from:
http://www.noffsinger.org/nafzger/various.php?src=10
Love your site. Have a great day!
Sharon Weagly
July 26th, 2010 at 11:54 am
Good to hear from you. I’m very sorry for the delay. We visited the farm and a cemetary in Long Green, Maryland with my grandparents, John R. and Ruth Nafzinger, about 15 years ago.
Long Green Mennonite Cemetary
Peter Nafzinger
Lydia Nafzinger
August 11th, 2010 at 3:23 am
Sorry, I just noticed your response. Thanks for replying to me. Cool pics; I will pass these on to my mother. My parents actually live 5 minutes from Long Green and They and myself are members of the Long Green Valley Church of the Brethren. This is the cemetery right up the street from our church. I have visited it myself. It is on Kanes Rd. I know a John Nafzinger whom I have always referred to as Uncle John. I last saw him at Ida Mae Tombaugh’s funeral at our church. Is that your grandfather?