Message: "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."

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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 Daividh (guest)

8/21/2001, 6:36 PM

in reply to a message by lolo

$4.95 pro Minute -- die erste drei Minuten sind gaenzliche kostlos!!

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- lolo (guest) +1

8/22/2001, 9:13 AM

nop not quite... its swiss. but my actuall question is and was on YANIRA

- Arthur Lienert (guest)

4/1/2003, 4:54 PM

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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