Village of Ötlingen painted about 1685 by Andreas Kieser for the forest register books in the Dukedom of Württemberg. On the far left is the mill with two mill-wheels operated by the Speisers. Ötlingen has now been absorbed by the town of Kirchheim Unter Teck. (Wikimedia)
Elisabeth (Esenwein) Speiser (1813-1908) in 1865. Widow of Johannes Speiser (1807-1855). (CAR)
Wilhelm Speiser (1838-1927) and 1st wife Friederike Hermann (1844-1869) in 1865. (HB)
Identified as Johannes Heinrich Speiser (1836-1883) and family, wife Agnes Dorthea Holl and children Elisabeth Caroline, Marie Sophie, Johannes Gottlob, Lina & Heinrich David. About 1870. (CAR)
Caroline Speiser (1848-1907), married Gottlob Adolf Breuning. (CAR)
Christiana (Speiser) Sting (1833-1913), wife of Johann Jakob Sting. (CAR)
Elisabeth Caroline Speiser (b. 1861), husband Georg Becker (b. 1854), and children about 1895. Her sister Marie (Speiser) Kolb immigrated to Chicago. (CAR)
Helene (Speiser) Wagner (b. 1867) in 1900. (HB)
Henry D Speiser family (visiting from Connecticut) & Wilhelm Speiser family - 1903. (HB)
Village of Jesingen painted about 1685 by Andreas Kieser for the forest register books in the Dukedom of Württemberg. Jesingen has now been absorbed by the town of Kirchheim Unter Teck. (Wikimedia)
Wilhelm Speiser (1838-1927) in 1865. (CAR)
Friederike (Endriss) Speiser, 1844-1915, 2nd wife of Wilhelm Speiser, ca 1875. (HB)
Henry David Speiser (1850-1921), "the immigrant" and his sister about 1866. Probably Rosine Caroline Speiser (1848-1907) as they were the only ones unmarried and likely still at home in 1866. (CAR)
Caroline Speiser (1848-1907), married Gottlob Adolf Breuning. (CAR)
"John Speiser who owned a tavern" - Johannes Gottlob Adolf Speiser, on the right (b. 1864), who owned the inn called "The Ox", just as his father & grandfather did before him. The younger man is probably his son. (CAR)
Half-sisters Helene (Speiser) Wagner (born 1897) and Elise Speiser (1879-1979) about 1882. (HB)
Elise (Speiser) Böhringer (1879-1979). (CAR)
Wilhelm Speiser and family, including his mother Elisabeth (Esenwein) Speiser, about 1903. (HB)
Wilhelm Speiser and grandchildren. (HB)
The Böhringer family in 1970. Left-to-right, Hans Böhringer, Elise (Speiser) Böhringer, Anneliese Böhringer, Elsa (Stackelberg) Böhringer, Fritz Böhringer. (CAR)