Manfred Reinnarth
Unfortunately, my English is not perfect. I learned the language at school, by reading books (Shakespeare, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter...), listening music (Queen and many others), and travelling (Ireland, Scottland, England...). So I'm able to let you know some things about me in the English language.
I'm very interested in history - the history of towns and old civilizations, the history of people and especially the history of my ancestors. As child I was nosy and wanted to become a detective (at least as famous as Sherlock Holmes) or FBI-agent. But then, after college and military service I began to work as a freelance journalist for a local newspaper near Cologne. I reported the stories of other people and published them so that they were easy for everybody to understand.
(I´m not quite sure what you mean here, can you tell me another way? “The same way I tread nowadays the story of my own family.” Also “And by deciding who is a relative and who not I'm very tollerant”)
I have traced my ancestors and their decendants and partners to areas all over the Eifel region of Germany, and the countries of Belgium and Italy. Some bearers of my family name went to the US or to Scotland (Aberdeen). There are many people with the surnames Reinardy and Reinartz in the States.
Some interesting stories have been revealed. My great-grandfather travelled between New York and Italy three times at the beginning of the last century. His name was Carmelo CASSALIA. At the moment I'm trying to find out where he worked and what his jobs were.
Meanwhile I am a
(reductor for studying there was no time?)
In my genealogy research, I have found thousands of people with the same family name who were not related to me in anyway, but I have also discovered hundreds of relatives.
I love to sit in a restaurant or bar and have a Cappuccino, and read a book (written in Italian or English). The louder it gets the more my concentration rises. My friends believe I have a real talent for drawing and taking photographs, unfortunately there is never enough time for this.
I'm sorry, but all further pages are written in German. An Englisch page with links to Renard families in the English speaking world is under construction. In the meantime, you may enjoy taking a look at my picture-pages (Fotos) and getting some impressions from Ireland, Scotland or Italy.
And there is something more for English speaking visitors: A poem, written by myself! It is a tale of mankind's development and moralty. Have a look at it and give me some feedback. Please inform me of any mistakes you may find so that I can correct this "song", to whom I have given the name "Flame of Hope" (I'm thinking about changing its name to "Spark of Hope". What do you think about that?)
Hello and welcome to my virtual internet residence!
Unfortunately my english is not perfect. I learned that language at school by reading books (Shakespeare, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter...), listening music (Queen and many others) ad travelling (Ireland, Scottland, England...). So I'm able to let you know something about me in the english language.
I'm very interested in history - the history of towns and old civilizations, the history of people and espacially the history of my ancestors. Just as child I was noisy and wanted to become a detective (at least as famous like Sherlock Homes) or FBI-agent. But than, after College and military service I began as free-lance journalist at a local newspaper next to Cologne to examine the stories of other people and publish them easy to understand for everybody. The same way I tread nowadays the story of my own family. And by deciding who is a relative and who not I'm very tollerant since I traced up my ancestors and their decendents with partners all over the german Eifel-region, in Belgium and in Italy. Some bearers of my familyname went to the US or to Scottland (Aberdeen). There are many Reinardy and Reinartz in the States.
Some interesting stories have been revealed. At the moment I'm trying to find out where and as what worked my great-grand-father who went at the beginning of the last century three times from Italy to New York. His name was Carmelo CASSALIA.
Meanwhile I am a reductor, for studying there was no time. I traced up hundreds of relatives, thousands of people with the same family-name and a lot of thousands who are related anywise.
I love it to sit in a restaurant or bar and have a Cappuccino, reading a book written in italian or english language. The louder it gets the more my concentration rises. For drawing (believing my friends my real talent) or for taking photographs unfortunately there remains no time any more.
I'm sorry, but all further pages are written in german. An englisch page with hints to Renard-families in the english speaking world is under construction. But you may have no problems to have a look at my picture-pages (Fotos) and get some impressions from Ireland, Scottland or Italy.
And there is something more for english-speaking visitors: A poem, written by myself: a tale of mankind's development and moralty. Have a look at it and let me some notes. You might find mistakes help me to correct this "song" to whom I gave the name "Flame of Hope" (I'm thinking about changing its name to "Spark of Hope". What do you think about that?
2002
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1989
born 11-6-1968
at Bad Neuenahr
6, 3' feet (1.92 metres)
brown eyes
brown hair
Journalist - Familienforscher
Postfach 1447
53495 Ahrweiler