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Terry Bigler's Genealogy Research Site
Researching Family History, Over 47,000 names and numerous reports and growing! Let's share and work together! |
The Bauer, Bower Family: Philadelphia (now Berks) Co, PA
The following is from 'The Strassburger Family and Allied Families of Pennsylvania,' by Ralph Beaver Strassburger, 1922, pp. 316-327. |
Viehweg Family Homepage
Welcome to Viehweg Family Homepage. The Layton and Viehweg family genealogy and their allied lines. I am researching and seeking additional information on these families and allied lines. |
My Genealogy Home Page, The Bear's and McCourts
Book: The Bear- McCourt Family InterneTree: Ellwood T Bear CA |
The Beatty's
The Beatty's: Surname List |
The Bauer/Barrett /Gardner Family Home Page
Anna Elizabeth or Elizabeth Anna Bauer (husband was Jacob Bauer), she was born in Germany 29-jan-1816 died in Wilkes-Barre, Pa 28-Apr-1888. Son Jacob Franz Bauer was born in Germany (perhaps Weimar) 18-May_1836 died in Fort Leavenworth Ks. Other children: Anthony Bauer b. 8-feb-1842 John Bauer b. 30-sept-1845 William Bauer b. 4-Nov-1846 Peter Bauer b. 1849 Charles Jacob Bauer b. 10-Oct-1856 Barrett, Richard B. May 29, 1845, Kea, Truro, Cornwall. Gardner, Asa Loder B June 12, 1824 Harmony, Warren Co. N.J. |
The Alice Flory Genealogy Page
InterneTree: William F Bauer |
My Genealogy Home Page
Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Reason L. Heater |
THE BAUER FAMILY HOME PAGE
GEORGE NEWTON FROM ELGLAND WHO MARRIED CLARA BARTHENEW AND HAD A DAUGHTER NAMED MINNIE MARY NEWTON BORN 03/02/1892 IN HAZELTON, PA. MINNIE MARY NEWTON MARRIED ROLLIN ELIAS SAILER ON 12/11/1912 AND LIVED IN THE SPRINGCITY OR POTTSTOWN, PA AREA. MINERVA REPPERT WHO MARRIED LONNDIE GEORGE BAUER AND LIVED IN UNIONVILLE, PA. JAMES KENNETH BAUER WHO MARRIED ADA SARAH SAILER 12/24/1935 AND IN THE POTTSTOWN OR SPRINGCITY, PA AREA. |
Bauer-Hoskins family tree
wendy hoskins-bauer Family Tree |
Bauer - Luersen
Bauer - Lamersdorf & Weisweiler, Germany - came to Chicago in 1906 Schepp - Weisweiler & Eschweiler, Germany - came to Chicago in 1906 Jentsch - Krausendorf, Prussia (Debrznik, Poland)(Kamienna Gora) 1800's emigrated to Comal County, Texas Seiler - Germany - Came to Comal County,Texas in 1800's Deicke - Germany (Former E. Germany) Came to Texas in Late 1800's Luersen - From Germany - Came to Texas in 1800's Krueger - From Germany - Came to Texas in 1800's Report: Kinship of Diane Darlene Luersen Report: Kinship of Walter Henry Bauer, Jr |
Walt Bauer-- Ansonia, Ct.
User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Morgan Linton User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Parkison User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of William K. Warren User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Christian Bauer |
BAUER HOMEPAGE
VICTOR BAUER Family Tree |
My Genealogy Home Page
Thomas John Baumgartner surname list |
Tom Bauerle Home Page
JEAN BROSSEAU and PERRINE GODIN of Nantes, France. Their son DENIS BROSSEAU (B.1644) came to Montreal in the 1660's. This family stayed in the Montreal area for almost two hundred years. Between 1848-1852, my great-great-great grandparents, FRANCOIS BROSSEAU and SALOMEE DUQUETTE, moved to Kankakee County, IL. Their son, OCTAVE BROSSEAU, arrived in Buffalo, NY (ca. 1853) and somewhere along the line changed the spelling of his last name to BRUSO. He was in Adrian, MI for the 1860 Federal Census, and from there enlisted in the 5th MO Infantry (Union) at the start of the Civil War, and later in 50th NY Engineers at Buffalo. Still trying to figure out whether PETER BRUSO was a brother or a cousin of Octave's. PETER served in Company M of the 11th NY Cavalry for a short time during the Civil War. My BAUERLE line has been traced back to the Sasbach and Lauf area of Baden, Germany. The earliest ancestors traced are JACOB BEUERLE and MARIA OTT (ca. 1690's). My great-grandfather KARL B?UERLE, left Germany and came to the USA ca. 1900. Thomas B Bauerle - InterneTree Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Thomas Alan Bauerle |
Robert G. Bauer Family Home Page
BAUER family's roots. They lived mostly in Millvale PA which is in Allegheny county. Some first names are FRED, MARTIN, JACK AND ROBERT who are the children of MARTIN AND CORA BAUER. Cora's Maiden name was LYDICH or it may have been spelled LYDIG or VON LYDICH/LYDIG. Her family was from Plumville, PA in Indiana County |
The Susan Bauer Family Home Page
Bauer family of Rice County, Minnesota. Carl Bauer came to the German settlement of Wheeling, MN, from the Chicago area in the 1870's, with his wife Louise, and sons Carl, Christian, John, and William. Jacob Frank family of New Prague, Scott County, MN. Maynard Smith and Desire Sheldon, both of whom were born in Alburgh, Vermont circa 1810, and later married and removed to Canada. They subsequently moved to Burke, Franklin Co., NY.; their sons Maynard, Minot, and Palmer lived in Hartford, Connecticut. Van Slyke family, of Wheatfield and Pendleton, NY, 1810-1860. I believe they originally came from the Schoharie area. Descendants removed to Minnesota and Iowa. King, Doll, and Holland families of Columbus, Indiana. Martin Hauser family of Pennsylvania and later Bethania, North Carolina. |
The Bauer Family of Mesa, AZ
Ancestors and Descendants of Sheila Bauer My Grandfather, Charles Belford Crowder died there 12 Apr 1951. His children were Chrystal, John, Charles (Chick) Ralph, and Zella. Estella May Miller Scruggs Slack. She lived in the Rifle/Meeker area of Colorado on a ranch. Her children were Roscoe, Chester, and Rose (Scruggs). Her Slack children were Joseph, Sally, Thomas, Dale, Virginia, Frank, Nora, Herman, Vern and Walter. John Peter Stead was born in Ohio in 1856. His parents were Zebedee and Margaret. Zebedee was b. 1826 in VA. Margaret UNK. b. in OH John Peter married Alvaretta Spencer some twenty years later in Milton, Wayne Co. IN. Their children were Ira and Ina (twins) Grace Louise and Frank Stead |
The BAUER family home page
User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Isaac Reit User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of George Lein User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Adam Andrew Bauer User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Sylvester Bailey |
The Bauer's
Ryan Bauer surname list |
THE RONALD D. BAUERS OF PARADISE, CALIFORNIA
InterneTree: Ronald Dean Bauer MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS FRANZ JOSEPH ZELLER. DURING THE CIVIL WAR HE CHANGED HIS NAME TO FRANK BAUER. HE HAD SIX SISTERS. THEY CAME OVER FROM GERMANY AROUND 1852 OR 1853 ON THE WM TELL FROM THE PORT OF HAVRE. MOST OF THE BAUERS WERE FROM PEORIA, ILLINOIS AND ALLIANCE NEBRASKA WHERE THEY HOMESTEDED. BEFORE THAT THEY WERE COAL MINERS AROUND HAWESVILLE KT. AND CANNELTON INDIANA DURING THE CIVIL WAR. |
THE ROLAND BAUER HOME PAGE
ROLAND R. G. BAUER surname list |
The Bauers/Muench Family of Philadelphia and environs
Ulla Onischka Edwin Healy Bauers and Mary Louise Muench, married 10/11/1916 in Phildelphia. Most of the European immigrants came from Germany in th mid 1800's. Irish and English lines pre-date the Revolutionory War. The Morong family (my paternal grandmother) are Native Americans, members of the Eastern Cherokee Nation. |
The Richard Anthony Bauer Family Home Page
The Bauer's are from St Louis and include Anton Bauer (1815-1886). The Roam's are from North Carolina, then Overton Tennessee, then Pulaski County Missouri and include Isaac Jefferson Roam (1855-1928). The Manes's include Seth Marion Manes (1814-1896)(name later changed to Manis and Maners by some). The Bequette's include Elizabeth Julia Bequette (1866-1965). |
The Canadian Bauer Family
Reuben Bauer Family Tree |
Ray Bauer
My great grandparents came to the USA in 1888; my great grandmother (Barbara Wolkerstorfer) was from Pamhagen, Austria; and my great grandfather (John Bauer) was from Balf, Hungary. my grandmothers side of the family, her name was Rose Deutsch. The Deutsch family came from Pamhagen, Austria, also. After leaving Europe, they settled in St. Martin, Minnesota and later homesteaded near Lake City, SD. There decendants have since spread over the country, most of them are in ND, SD, and MN. |
The Bauer, Schihl, Family Home Page.
User Home Page Report: Report BAUER Regions of Rombiesch Poland and Germany. WAGNER Regions of Rombiesch Poland, U.S.A. MI. BLENDERMANNRegions of Germany. RUTTER Regions of Rombiesch Poland, Germany. FEICHO Regions of Rombiesch Poland, Germany. ZEILBAUER Regions of Treisen, Austria. FELDHOFER Regions of Treisen, Austria. SCHIHL Regions of Ontario Canada,Germany, U.S.A. MI,OH,GA. CHEVALIER Regions of Ontario Canada,U.S.A,France. HAYS(HAYES)Regions of Ontario,Canada,U.S.A. MAIN Regions of Ontario,Canada,Scotland. MCLEAN Regions of Ontario,Canada,Scotland. HENDERSON Regions of Ontario,Canada,Scotland. LEDER Regions of Scotland |
Bauer-Ritz - Family Tree
Bauer : from Austria Nuesch : from Switzerland Ritz : from Switzerland Seglias: from Switzerland |
The Bauer's of NW Illinois
I am the daughter of Paul Bauer and Susan Milling. I know my dad's mom came from Poland and his dad from Germany. Both came over to the states when they were very young. My mom's mom came from the chicago area. However, my grandmothers parents came from Hungary and possible Holland. Also, somewhere down the line I am related to the famous Blakes of Ireland. |
Bauers from Stockstadt to Millstadt
Mark A Bauer - InterneTree User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Johannes Conrad BAUER James B. Moore, born 1819 Delaware, lived in Mt. Sterling, IL from at least 1850-1900. He was a lawyer and served as a Capt 3rd Ill Cav Co. 'G' during Civil War. Straube in Green Co, Illinois... Sewell and Clough in New England States... Bauer, Hoffman, Sliepen in Germany... |
The Margaret Marsh/Harald Bauer Family Home Page
Martin Bash Smith family in Indiana, John Gant from North Carolina to Indiana, and von Petersdorff/von Zander in the USA & Germany. Oliver Marsh b.1814 & son Moses L. Marsh b.1846 (OH/IN) Eliza J. Gaither b. 1884 in Indiana Oliver John Davis Hughes b. 1855 -he lived in New Rochelle, NY (& Germany on diplomatic assignments) He married Charlotte von Petersdorff in 1874. Alfred August Bauer b.1828 in Wiesbaden may trace back to the Hessians in the USA. |
The Sadler's of Charlotte, ME
Linda M Bauer - InterneTree |
MY Family. not yours. leave me alone.
Jokob Willhelm Bauerle and Margarete Horber Bauerle, my second great grandparents on my father?s side, were farmers in Bavaria. Our last name, Bauerle, means little farmer. My great grandfather, Friedrick Willhelm Bauerle, was born in the Black Forest of Bavaria in Germany. at the age of 22 he came to America in 1928 and settled in Long Island, New York (on a sponsorship through his sister later changed his name to fritz Bauerle and became a mechanic at a company in New Jersey). he met his wife, Anna Meier Reiter, who was born in Berlin, Germany, and came to America when she was 18 in 1924 on a sponsorship of a friend. she worked as a nanny unit, she married fritz, and changed her name to Anna Bauerle. then, together they settled Mahwah, New Jersey, and raised their only child named Frederick John Bauerle, my father. My father is a first generation German/American. On my mothers side, Park Hershey (her father) was born into a Mennonite family by Herbert Hershey, and Mayme Buchwalter Hershey, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His parents were also farmers. When Park became of age, he chose not to join the Mennonite Church. The Hershey's claim to fame is that we have the same ancestors as Milton Snaveley Hershey, the founder of the Hershey Candy. Milton?s third great grandfather, and my grandpa's third great grandfather, were two of the brothers who came to the new world from Switzerland and settled in Southeastern Pennsylvania, hence the name Swiss Chocolate. My grandfather married Rebecca Jane Hauck, who too was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She was raised by Ithamar Aaron Hauck and Bertha Lulu Dunlap Hauck which were also farmers. Together my grandparents, my grandparents had three children, one being my mother Diane Sue. They owned a shoe repair store in new Holland, Pennsylvania. This store catered to the Mennonite and Amish community and specialized in corrective footwear for people with injuries and deformities to their legs. |
Timothy Caesar Bauer of Pottstown, PA
Timothy Bauer Family Tree |
My Nebraskan Family
Jenny K Bauer - InterneTree |
A MIXED BAG - Williamson and Bauer Ancestors
Book: Our Ancestors Our MILLER ancestors were first located in Germany in the 1700's. Our ZURN ancestors were first located in the 1700's in Germany. Our BROWN ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. Our first recorded SCHULTE ancestor was born in Paderborn, Westphalen, Germany in 1808. Grace Dougherty was born in Ireland in 1850, the daughter of Hannah. These WILSON ancestors were living in Bedford County, Virginia, in the 1700's. Eve SANKER was born in Pennsylvania in 1782. The BUSSMANN family came to the United States from Germany about 1850, settling in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is believed that the family name was originally Buschmann, in Germany, and was changed after arrival in the States to Bussmann and then Bussman. The BOOTHs were in Bedford County, Virginia, in the 1700's. HALL ancestors were in Maryland in the early 1700's. Our first recorded BROPHY ancestor was born in Ireland in about 1796. The BURTON ancestors were first recorded in Maryland about 1700. Our first recorded JAMES ancestor was born in Virginia about 1830. The Williamsons have deep roots in the State of Virginia, beginning at least in the early 1800's in the area presently known as Bedford County. Ancestors participated in the American Revolution and the Civil War. Our MILAM ancestors were first recorded in Lancaster, Virginia, about 1699. The family name may have been originally MILEHAM. The RUTROUGH ancestors were in Botetourt, Virginia in 1790. Our GARDNER ancestors were first recorded in Lancaster, Virginia, about 1699. The LEE line goes back to the early 1500's in England. Our first recorded Cox ancestor was Charles Beasley Cox, who married Maria Mooney in 1819 in Albemarle Co., Virginia. ADAMS ancestors were in Virginia in the early 1700's. In the 1840's, our Watson family lived in the village of Joppa Salt Pans, Duddingston Parish, Midlothian County, Scotland. Our ancestor left Scotland for the United States sometime between 1866 & 1869 and settled in Boyd County, Kentucky. The Fagan family was in Bilston, Staffordshire, England, in 1835 when my GG-GF was born and christened Martin FEIGHAN. The family's next child, registered in 1840, carried the surname FAGIN. On ship's passenger lists coming to the U.S. in 1842 the family name was listed as FAGAN and it has remained Fagan ever since. The family lived in Pa., WVa., Ohio & Mo. The DUNCAN family lived in Village Barleydean in the Parish of Carrington, Midlothian County, Scotland, in 1841. A daughter, Janet, married John Watson and the family moved to Boyd County, Kentucky, U.S.A., between 1866 and 1869. Our REED ancestors were in Virginia in the late 1700's. The SCHOPPE family came to the United States from Germany in 1888 and settled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Our DEARDORFF ancestors were in Botetourt County, Virginia in the 1700's. Our HAWKINS ancestor was first recorded in Queen Anne, Maryland in 1623. The STEVENSON family is from Scotland and was living in the Village of Joppa Salt Pans, Duddingston Parish, Midlothian County, in 1841. Our SWYER ancestors were in Botetourt County, Virginia, in the 1700's. The BAUER tree starts in the early 1700's with Johan Adam BAUER. Roman Catholic church records of Germany show the family living in the village of Gommersdorf, Baden, Germany, at that time. Later generations lived in the village of Altkrautheim, Baden, Germany. Our direct ancestors came to the United States around 1850 and lived in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. The LETTON ancestors were found in Maryland about 1635. The BECK family lived in Gommersdorf, Germany, in the 1700's and 1800's. Our KILLIAN ancestors were in Botetourt County, Virginia in the early 1800's. Our Sartory family came to the U.S. between Feb.1889 and Sept.1890 from Germany. The JACKSON ancestors in our tree were found in Bedford County, Virginia, in the 1700's. We first found the KREMP ancestors in Gommersdorf, Germany, in the 1700's. Our LUMSDEN ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the 1700's. Edward Kelly arrived in the United States sometime before 1833 when he married Catharine Griffen in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Both had been born in Ireland. The JARVIS ancestors were found in England in the early 1700's. Our STIER ancestors were first found in Gommersdorf, Germany, in the 1700's. Our FOSTER ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the 1700's. Our Campbell ancestors were first found in Augusta Co., Virginia, about 1825. Our HARTMANN ancestors were first found in the Baden area of Germany in the late 1600's. Our MOFFAT ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. We first found our Mooney ancestors in Albemarle Co., Va., in the early 1800's. Our COCHRAN ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. Our Brown ancestors from Virginia were first located in Augusta Co. in the early 1800's. Our AITCHISON ancestors were first recorded in Midlothian County, Scotland, in the late 1700's. |
Bauer-Drabold-Mills-Peterson of New Jersey
Mary(May) Walsh DOB 1834 married Thomas Jones DOB 1832 Jacqueline M Bauer surname list |
The Howard Bauer Family Home Page
BAUER From the mid 1700's in a German village of Norka,Russia in the Volga region near Saratov. ST?RKEL From the mid 1700's as above and prior to 1766 in the Hesse area of Germany. JENKIN From the late 1700's in St. Agnes Cornwall to Michigan in the late 1800's and on to Anaconda, Montana. NORTHEY From the late 1800's in Wrexham, Wales to Anaconda, MT von Aphelen in Lundring, Norway and many of the descendants in the Nord-Trondelag area of Norway. Mehrkens from Horneburg, Germany in the late 1800's to Minnesota. |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Descendants of Baruch Jacobsohn |
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