Welcome to the Home Page of Bob and Char-Lou Dinger Bob, Keith, Eric, and Geoff - Summer 1990 Chico, California
Our home page has two main purposes: (1) to post pictures of Maia, Andrew, Daniel and Grant, our four grandchildren, so that others can enjoy their antics and progress, and (2) to post the genealogical results that Char-Lou has uncovered on our two sides of the family. From time to time, we also plan to include pictures of our outings and activities. Please use the following e-mail for genealogy contacts: char-lu.dinger@sbcglobal.net
Table of Contents for our Site
Pictures Of Our Grandchildren	New photos of Maia, Andrew, Daniel and Grant coming soon. Updated 12 Mar  04
Genealogy On Bob's Side Of The Family Lionberger-Browning Rauscher History: 1775 - 1955	The lead picture was taken at a Dinger family reunion in Kahoka, Missouri in the summer of 1948. New information added on 13 March 2000 updating information on Christian Scherber. Updated: 13 Mar 00 Information from Emanuel Lionberger's Condensed Family History of 1883 with link to image. Posted 15 Feb 00 Our Yesterdays and Our Todays. The family history of the descendants of Christian Scherber written in 1955 and supplemented in 1964.  Posted: 17 Feb 00
Genealogy On Char-Lou's Side Of The Family The Diary of John Wetherell To the Inhabitants of Ramsgate	The lead picture was taken in 1896 and shows the four daughters of Nathan Wetherell (Luisa, Cicely, Rose, and Violet). Posted 14 Feb 00 The Great Misfortune I met with on the 22 March 1845 Suggested These gleanings for the benefit of My Children. Posted: 15 Feb 00 This is the full text of a broadside published by K.B. Martin, Harbour Master of Ramsgate, Kent in 1836. Details of his career are included. Posted: 16 Feb 00
Keith's Web Page	This is a link to one of our favorite web sites.
London February 2004	We visited London from 10 February to 1 March this year.  Some of our photos are posted her including locations related to family history. Posted:  10 March 2004
John Muir Trail	One of Bob's goals for retirement was to hike the entire John Muir Trail.  Over the years he had enjoyed many trips in the Sierras, but he never had the time to do the 220 mile trip.  In July/August 2001 Bob and his frientd Frank made the trip in 20 days. Posted:  Fall 2001
Page Last Updated:  12 Mar 2004