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Subject:	Re: Lienert is a German (sur)name, but I think it's Miss Cleo you want. We're not really into revealing things to people that they already know.
Author:	Arthur Lienert (guest, 68.81.22.214)
Date:	April 1, 2003 at 4:54:30 PM
Reply to:	Re: Lienert is a German (sur)name, but I think it's Miss Cleo you want. We're not really into revealing things to people that they already know. by lolo

The Lienert Family migrated to Einsiedeln around the early 1500s from Alsace Lorraine. Stephen Lienert, a leader of mercenary soldiers from Einsiedeln, Kt. Schwyz, earned a banner in 1513 AD after winning a battle in Novaro in Northern Italy and recovering a banner that was lost in a previous battle by a previous group, and restored it to Maximilian 1st of the Habsburgs. I think Miss Cleo is lost.

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question - lolo Aug 21 2001, 4:31:54 PM
- Lienert is a German (sur)name, but I think it's Miss Cleo you want. We're not really into revealing things to people that they already know. - Daividh Aug 21 2001, 6:36:00 PM
  - Re: Lienert is a German (sur)name, but I think it's Miss Cleo you want. We're not really into revealing things to people that they already know. - lolo Aug 22 2001, 9:13:13 AM
    - Re: Lienert is a German (sur)name, but I think it's Miss Cleo you want. We're not really into revealing things to people that they already know. - Arthur Lienert Apr 1 2003, 4:54:30 PM

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