Riehle.net connects you with the broader Riehle family, providing Riehle related stories, personal glimpses and photographs while facilitating research into your genealogy and genetic-genealogy and providing a forum for you to share your stories and findings.
Our site has been online since before the turn of the century but over the last couple years we have implemented new formats for existing content and are compiling new content, including a greater focus on individual Riehle Family Segments. These Family Segments generally include information on the related Immigrant Ancestors and family trees we or others maintain for these immigrants, their Old World ancestors, and their New World descendants. We are also establishing better options for your participation, encouraging you and our other guests to provide comments, participate in genetic research and otherwise contribute to the site.
So please explore the site and feel free to leave comments or otherwise participate. We have had significant participation from near and distant cousins, providing contributions concerning their Immigrant Ancestors and ancestral lines and we welcome more. Our goal is to continue to identify as many Immigrant Ancestors as possible and to have contacts within each family grouping and each Riehle family community in North America.

Our Focus on Riehle Family Segments

Looking for Someone?
While we can’t capture information about all our Riehle ancestors we do have many identified. If you have someone you are looking for and don’t readily see them in the menus, try doing a search using the individual’s name (see right side of page). If you still don’t find who you are looking for, please leave a note below with the name and any other information you might be able to provide and we will see if we can help.
Have We Missed Someone?
If you have information on a Riehle Immigrant Ancestor or other noteworthy Riehle family member that we’ve missed, we’d like to hear about that also.
I have several photos of the F.A. Riehle family. My grandmother was Cornelia Riehle Widmeyer. If interested let me know where and how to share to this site.
Kitsy, thanks. I’ll provide an email address.
Fantastic
my family is from here way back to the 1700’s–berger