David M

Hi Dave! Judging the phot on Glenn J's site, it would be the man left from the emperor (right for the viewer) but see for yourself! http://www.austro-hungarian-army.co.uk/biog/boroevic.htm DM

Thanks Glenn, Thats great, I really have no idea how you can tell by such a vague photo... Well the regiment is right, the rank in combination with the time is not, it appears. However it could be a cousin of the M?ldner's, Friedrich von Marschall, but I dont have a clue as of yet of his career, which Andy Bause is so kind to sort out for me Actually, the nose of the guy made me doubt, however I am still hoping to find a picture of Georg in the regimental history of the 39th Fusiliers, which I hope Chris Boonzaier could provide, along with the orders and decorations listings of the dear Oberstleutnant David

Dear Members, I have this phot of a soldier of whom I believe to be Georg M?ldner von M?lnheim. Although his career is known (and given below) I have no clue about when the picture was taken, and I hope for your help in order to attach an era to the photo. So the question is: what uniform is he wearing in this photo? Thanks for your help, David M Laufbahn der k?niglich preussischer Oberstleutnant Georg Emil Theodor M?ldner von M?lnheim 18.9.1893 Diensteintritt als Avantegeur im Kaiser-Alexander-Grenadier-Garde Regiment Nr. 1 (Garnison: Berlin), 21.11.1893 Gefreiter, 27.1.1894 Unteroffizier, 21.4.1894 Portepeef?hnrich, 27.1.1895 Secondelieutenant, 22.3.1897 (Patent vom 27.1.1897) Leutnant 1. Kompagnie, Infanterie-Regiment Hamburg (2. hanseatisches) Nr. 76, 10.7.-5.8.1899 zur Gewehrfabrik Spandau, 15.09.1904 Oberleutnant Infanterie-Regiment Hamburg (2. hanseatisches) Nr. 76 (Garnison: Hamburg), 1906, 1909-1910 kommandiert zur Generalstab, 20.3.1911 Hauptmann und Kompagniechef, 2. Kompagnie Niederrheinisches F?silier-Regiment Nr. 39 (Ganison: D?sseldorf), 1914-18 erster Weltkrieg, 1.7-7.71916 Fort Vaux, 22.3.1917 Major und Bataillonschef des II. Bataillons, 12.1917 Abschied mit der Range einer Oberstleutnant und Genehmigung zum Tragen des Armee-Uniforms des Niederrheinisches F?silier-Regiment Nr. 39. [attachmentid=16337]

Dear Members, Would anyone have the book by Max von Rotsmann on the RIR 222? If so, politely asked to PM me, for I have a question on the apperance of Oberstleutnant and Bataillonkommandant M?ller, who died 30.10.1914 in this book Thanks so much, David M

That would be soooo cool!!! Thanks a lot in advance! David

Glenn Oh I see, so he was promoted hannoverian SLt in 1862, but this date was also mentioned by the prussians, to determine when his promotion to Premierleutnant should take place, as the prussian promotions were after Dienstalter. Right?

Hi Glenn, Thanks That's funny, same as we saw at Carl, Louis holds a Patent of prussian SLt, whilst he retired from hannoverian service as a PLt (or so my source says), he also had an earlier prussian Patent then his beginning of actuall prussian service in 1866. I really hope someone could help me with some data from on of the two von Ebertz books (btw, where did you get this details?), as I hope he is mentioned there, especially since he was awarded an EKII. Interesting is, that EK's seem to have been not so widely spread during 1870/71 as they were during WWI. David

Great Glenn, any further details on his career or awards? DM

Ah I see, thanks again!!

Hi Glenn, Thanks that's great, I just dont get one thing. Why is he aggregirt in March 1867 and eingereiht March 1868? Whats the difference, and what did he do in between do you think Thanks again, David

Dear Members, would anyone of you have in his collection any of these books by Georg Wolfram von Ebertz: Hundertj?hrige Geschichte des Grenadier-Regiments K?nig Friedrich III. (2. Schlesisches) Nr 11 1808-1908 Das 2. Schlesische Grenadier-Regiment Nr. 11, jetziges Gren.-Reg. K?nig Friedrich III im Feldzuge 1870/1 Or a history of the schlesisches F?silier-Regiment Nr 38 in the 1870/71 or its Stammliste? I am looking for Laufbahndetails on the two brothers (Stammliste entries) Louis II. Ernst Wilhelm Friedrich M?ldner von M?lnheim (kgl. hann. Premierleutnant Infanterie-Regiment 7, kgl. preuss. Premierleutnant zuletzt Hauptmann Grenadier-Regiment Nr 11) Carl Louis Theodor M?ldner von M?lnheim (kgl hann 3. Infanterie-Regiment, kgl. hann. Leib-Regiment, kgl. preuss. F?silier-Regiment 38) Carl was the father of the Aide to the CP Wilhelm, Louis III. MvM, both Carl and his brother Louis II. being grandsons of th first kurhessian Kriegsminister and Generaladjudant Georg Karl Wilhelm I. M?ldner, as M. von M?lnheim ennobled in 1831. Thanks a lot!! David M.

As for the were-of CP Wilhelm, he went into exile to, together with his loyal aide de camp, Major Louis M?ldner von M?lnheim. they stayed at Wieriengen untill 1921, then went back to Germany.

Dear Members, I am looking for more details on the careers of two M?ller brothers who served in the prussian army Hermann M?ller was Secondelieutenantd and Adjudant 1886 of the Infanterie-Regiment 97, 1892 Premierleutnant, 1905 not listed Wilhelm M?ller, his brother Forstreferendar (whats that?) and said to be Secondelieutenant in the JB nr 3 I assume they were in service around the same time. I am interested in their pre-CO career, so basically their Stammliste entry, as well as their possible awards. I do not know when both brothers were born, their father was born in 1824 and was an Angel of the Apostolic-Church in Berlin. I am not interested in selling anything of the brothers, as I do not have anything accept their mention in my family-research. Thanks very much!! David M?ldner

Hi Rick, Hi Deruelle, Thanks! I would like to have the pages in the DOA where the Order and decorations of Kurhessen are mentioned in the register of the DOA, so I can look the persons up and list them with the orders. Thanks again it would be a major help

Dear Members, I am looking for the "Register der im Jahrgang 1908/1909 des Deutschen Ordens-Almanachs selten genannten in- und ausl?ndischen Orden und Ehrenzeichen" by Willi Geile and more specific his mentioning of the various members of Orders and decorations of the Kurfuerstentum Hessen. If anyone has this book in his collection, a reply is highly appreciated! Thanks David

Dear All, I am looking for mentioning of the kgl. preuss. Oberstleutnant Freiherr von Bergh ( sorry no first name ) he was the Chief of Staff of the Garde-Corps in 1857. Thanks for any details!! David

Dear All, My source tells me a Major August Mackensen wrote about 1880 a Regimental history on the Leibhusars. There was also a Stammliste added to this book. I am looking for a specific officer from this regiment, and hope that one of you could help me out in finding the career details of Friedrich Wilhelm Leopold PAUL v. Driesen gen. v.d. Oest he was decommissioned in 1811 in the rank of Premierleutnant. Thanks a lot!! David M?ldner

Hi Glenn! Thanks for the full title. I dropped my question at the German Militairy Archive in Freiburg i. Br., maybe they can help me out and if not I will try the Kriegsarchiv in Vienna. David M

Dear All, I am looking for the Stammliste of the 4th Guard Regiment zu Fuss. The 1910 issue was an Erg?nzung to the 1905 published Stammliste. I amlooking for this because I am trying to find the early career of a relative, Louis M?ldner von M?lnheim, who was Regimental Adjudant since 1907. Any help appreciated, David M

Dear All, I am looking for the Stammliste of the 4th Guard Regiment zu Fuss. The 1910 issue was an Erg?nzung to the 1905 published Stammliste. I amlooking for this because I am trying to find the early career of a relative, Louis M?ldner von M?lnheim, who was Regimental Adjudant since 1907. Any help appreciated, David M