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This guy goes into his barber, and he's all excited. He says, "I'm going to go to Rome. I'm flying on

Alitalia and staying at the Rome Hilton, and I'm going to see the Pope." The barber says, "Ha! Alitalia is a

terrible airline, the Rome Hilton is a dump, and when you see the Pope, you'll probably be standing in back of

about ten thousand people."

So the guy goes to Rome and comes back and the barber says, "How was it?"

"Great," he says, "Alitalia was a wonderful airline. The Rome Hilton Hotel was great. And I got to meet the

Pope."

"You met the Pope?" said the barber.

"I bent down to kiss the Pope's ring."

"And what did he say?"

The Pope said, "Where did you get that crummy Haircut?"

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Oberöwisheim Germany

Spring in Oberöwisheim Germany

photo provided by Alfons O. in Oberöwisheim, Germany

Oberöwisheim Germany - Photo provided by Alphons O.

A field of Rapeseed near Oberöwisheim Germany- Photo provided by Alphons O.

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Rural Oberöwisheim Germany - Photo provided by Alphons O.

Rural Oberöwisheim Germany - Photo provided by Alphons O.

Rural Oberöwisheim Germany - Photo provided by Alphons O.

 

Oberöwisheim from the Air – Photo provided by Alphons O.

Oberöwisheim Germany is a special place for Grandpa Z.  Oberöwisheim is the German home town of Grandpa Z’s grandfather Bernard Zoz came to the United States with his sister Katarina in 1853. Bernard finally settled in Bellefontaine, Ohio.  Katarina married and raised a family in  Easton, Pennsylvania.  Bernard’s younger brother Alois came to the U.S. a bit later and settled in Cass County, Nebraska where his descendents still farm the land that he tilled.  Joseph and Ignatz, Bernard and Alois’s cousins came to the U.S. in the 1860’s and settled in the Cincinnati area. They were stone masons.

Sebastian Zoz and his family immigrated  to North America in 1858 according to the German records.  The census records of the US during the period resulted in nothing about Sebastian’s family. The family could not be found in the U.S.  In 2004, a genealogy link was posted on the internet -

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rzoz/ged/index.htm

and within a year the link was found by Marlise F., a fellow Zoz surname genealogist. Marlise  provided over 4000 names to the Zoz research whose ancestral immigrant was Sebastian who immigrated to Brazil in 1862. This past year Marlise wrote a beautiful Zoz Family genealogy book about the Zoz immigration to Brazil.

The Zoz genealogy starts in 1683 with Oswald in Oberöwisheim.   Alphons O. and Christine T. in Germany are continuing the research.  Recently Alphons found what may be Oswald’s father in a nearby village.

The saga continues.