Are there living descendants of Luther

[wayne cohen]

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[Grant Menzies]

hfli...@huey.csun.edu (wayne cohen) wrote:

Yes. Quite a few.

G M Menzies

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[wayne cohen]

> Yes. Quite a few.

> G M Menzies

Sorry ! I should have clarified...'Direct'...father to son etc. If so
what do we know about him/them...notable in any way other than descent ?
Thanks -wayne

[Henry Soszynski]

The male line of Martin Luther is no longer extant, I think it died
out in the 18th Century,though as Grant says,there are many
descendants of Martin Luther alive today. As far as I can recall
there was nothing too notable about them.
Cheers,Henry

[Wayne B. Hewitt]

In article <3471b...@130.166.1.64>, hfli...@huey.csun.edu (wayne cohen)
wrote:

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Prior to Jan 1989 a book was compilede in Berlin, Germany by a man I
believe named Gunther Luther. The book tried to collect all the known
descendants of Hans LUDER, father of both Martin LUTHER, and his brother
Jacob LUTHER. I am descended from Jacob. I only have a Xerox copy of the
portion of the (typewritten in German) book that covers "Nachkommen Jacob
Luther". I find it interesting how many descendants settled in England and
America.

[Tamii Wanker]

In the 2 volume book, THE BREMERS AND THEIR KIN IN GERMANY AND IN TEXAS,
authored by Robert R. Robinson, Jr., a complete listing of most of the
descendents of Catharine Juliana Sophie Dorothea Horn Goldbeck is found.
She is a descendent of Martin Luther. Fortunately I am able to refer to
this source as it includes my family also.
Regards,
-Tamara