Well, here goes.
I'm not related to Mustizer/Janner. Saw your post with no responses & gave it a try.
This does not answer your post request for the marriage record.
From the Buffalo Library list I have - your church is not on it. You will have to
order the film from LDS. Recommended as you should find their children's births as
well. Very possible that all of Mustizer & Janner's in Buffalo are with that church &
you could really make serious headway in your research.
Lots of puzzle pieces you'll have to make sense of.
Don't take it as 100% accurate - check it all for yourself.
Two John Mustizers' - father & son. With obits for "sister's of
John Mustizer/Mostizer" - gotta make sure which John they are
referring to.





May 18, 1891
Real Estate Transfers
Gotlieb Bartz to Charles Musitzer, Hamilton Street, north ????, ??feet east of East Street

March 9, 1889
RealEstate Transfers
Bernard Gruhen to Charles Mustizer, East Street, west side, 954 feet south of Austin Street


1894 East St. - Second German M.E. Church

Riverside M.E. Church
corner of Bird & West - southwest corner (Black Rock) North Washington
1879 pastor - Rev. S. McGerald - Samuel
(google map West Ave and Bird Ave, Buffalo, NY- old church there-Storage Co. now)

May 9, 1912
Another New Church for Buffalo
Ground is to be broken next month for the new Riverside M.E. Church at Baynes street and
Potomac ave. Sunday's Express will show the handsome building which is to be erected there.
(goole map this to see this church - First United Methodist)

http://www.episcopalwny.org/
Episcopal Diocese of Western New York
1114 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo, NY 14209
716 881 0660

Western New York United Methodist Conference Archive Center
131 John Muir Drive
Amherst, NY 14228
716 564 2316

LDS has microfilm - Buffalo Library doesn't seem to, I checked the list- If you want this marriage you'll
have to order the microfilm from a LDS library.
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermain...
Church records, 1877-1921 Riverside Methodist Episcopal Church (Buffalo, New York)

Title Church records, 1877-1921
Authors Riverside Methodist Episcopal Church (Buffalo, New York) (Main Author)

Notes Microfilm of original records at First United Methodist Church, Buffalo, New York.
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Contains probationers' records including deaths and baptisms 1878-1919, alphabetical records of members in full connection including deaths 1877-1921, baptisms including some deaths 1878-1919, marriages 1877-1919, chronological record of official members 1907-1912.


Subjects New York, Erie, Buffalo - Church records


Format Manuscript (On Film)
Language English
Physical on 1 microfilm reel ; 16 mm.


FHL US/CAN Film
1378849 Items 2-4

Marriage Sept. 23, 1879

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Most probably Born in Oswego, NY

Oswego County Directory 1877-1880
Mustizer, Charles, miller, bds. W. Third cor. Ellen
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Hamilton Street - Janner - Mustizer-there's a connection
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1850 - NY, Oswego, Phoenix
image 4 of 20
Murtien, John age 40, Shoemaker, Prussia
Mary R., 33, Germany
Mary, 11, NY
John, 6, NY
Magdalen, 5, NY
Fany, 3, NY
Joseph, 1, NY
Lewis Suttle, 21 Shoemaker, Germany
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1860 census, New York, Oswego, Schroeppel
series:M653, roll:837, page:535
Mustizer, John age 50, farmer, b. Prussia?, Germany(b.1810)
Mary, 43, Baden (b.1817)
John, 16, NY (b.1844)
Adaline, 15, NY
Fanny, 13, NY
Joseph, 11, NY
George, 7, NY
Louisa, 5, NY
Chas, 2, NY (b.1858)
Pardon (Jordan) 10/12 (dated AUG. 4th, 1860 - birth then November 1859)
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1880, NY, Erie, 11WD, Buffalo
series:T9, roll:831, page206 (1195 Niagara St.)
Mustizer, Chas, age22, Miller, NY
Gusta, 20, NY
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1892 -State Census - New York, Erie, Buffalo, WD 25, ED 02
image 12 of 15, page 21, Feb. 16, 1892
Janner, Fred, 57, Germany, painter (b.1835)
Janner, Caroline, 55, Germany
Mustizer, Charles, age 34, US, Moulder(b.1858)
Gustie, 31, Germany
Addie, 11, US
Retta, 9
Flossie, 3
Maud, 2
Carrie, 5
Janner, Lydia, 17, US
Janner, Muirial, 33, Germany
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1900, NY, Erie, Buffalo, Wd25, 0215 Ed 2. - image 24 of 34.
100 Hamitlon Street (NA- to USA 1865)
Janner, Frederick, Feb. 1835, age15, married 45 yrs., Germany
(job - fish something?)
Caroline, July 1834, age 63, had 14 children - 6 living, Germany
(age&b.d. are incorret but that is what it says.)
Minnie, April 1860, age 40, single, Germany
NEXT PAGE -image 25 of 34
Bartz, Minnie, mother-in-law, April 1811, age 89, married 30 yrs, had 5 kids-2living, Germany, to USA 1866
Harry, nephew, March 1888, age 12, NY,Germany,Germany
Minnie, grandchild, May 1893, age 7,NY,NY,NY
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1900 -Alaska Territory, Southern, 0007 Skagway, Dyea
image 15 of 150 - page 16 B
Mustizer, Charles - in Alaska since Feb. 1898, home address Buffalo, NY,age45,Feb.1855,shoemaker
MARRIED
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1900 Los Angeles Township, Los Angeles City Precinct 519, Los Angeles, California
Mustizer, Augusta,age 59,Widowed, b. 1861 Germany
Richard F., age17, b.1903 Canada
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1900 - NY, Erie, Buffalo, 0185 ED 4, WD 22 - sheet A 10 (Charles & Augusta's daughter)
image 19 of 32, 288 West Ferry
Moss, William, Sept 1873, age 26, married 3yrs., NY,NY,Canada, Dentist
Addie, July 1879, age 20, NY,NY,Germany
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1900- Chas's brother?
NY, Oswego, West Monroe
series:T623, roll:1144, page:228
Meistner, George, 49, NY, May 1851 (Mustiser)
Janice, 43, NY, Nov. 1856 -- married 23 yrs, 1 child,0 living
Carey Harold, border, Mar.1899, age 1, b. NY
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1905 NY State census - Harry Bartz is an orderly in emergency hospital
Ward 7.
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Indexed at LDS as Minnie Jauner.
(Chas & Gustie's two daughters)
1905 NY state census
NY, Erie, Buffalo, Ward 20, ED 2, image 18 of 30, page 36.
138 Seventh St.
Weston, Walter E. age 41, US, Pharmacist
Lydia, age 30, US
Janner, Minnie, Sister in law, age 46, Germany, Real Estate Agent
Wilkins, Harriett, Aunt, age 75, US

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1910 - Chas's brother ?
NY, Oswego, West Monroe (Union Settlement Road)
series:T624, roll:1063, page:300
Mustizer, George W., 58, married 34 yrs-1876, farmer
Jennie M., 53, NY
Harold F., 11
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1920 NY, Erie, Charles & Augusta's daughter
Moss, William D., b.1875NY
Moss, Adaline C., b.1881NY
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1920 ( Charles's brother?)
NY, Oswego, West Monroe
series:T625, roll:1254, page:282
Mustizer, George, 68, NY, farmer
Jennie, 63, NY
Harold, 20, NY(job??)
Colen Charles, 11, NY (Colen name questionable)
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George Mustizer's wife - Jennie was probably nee Bisbo.
1902-03 newspaper her brother, Henry Bisbo visited.

THE GAZETTE AND FARMERS JOURNAL, JUNE 18, 1903
WEST MONROE.
Henry Bisbo, an old soldier living in the eastern part of the town, died
here on Monday of cancer of the stomach, at the home of his sister,
Mrs. George Mustizer. The furneral was held on Wednesday.
Deceased leaves a wife and little daughter, who have the sympothy
of all in their sad bereavement.


OSWEGO DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1900.
PAGE 4
JULY 12 - Mrs. Fannie Burton of Leadville, Col., and Mrs. Louisa
Stearns of Oswego Falls are visiting with their brother, Mr. George
Mustizer and wife.

OSWEGO TIMES WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1916
List of Polling Places.
Seventh Ward - H. Mustizer's barn. No. 23 Murray street.

Letters Remaining unclaimed at Oswego Post Office
Jan. 16, 1865
Mustizer, Joseph

THE OSWEGO DAILY PALLADIUM, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1899. - PAGE 6.
WEST MONROE
JUNE 7 - John Mustizer, only son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mustizer, of
this place, was accidentally drowned at Albion on Sunday night before
help could get to him. He was steering on the Canalboat H.A.Mulholland.
Captain Seymour Lord heard him call for help and
caught him with a pole as he was going down for the last time, but
life was extinct. Mr. Mustizer was twentyone years old and has lived
here from childhood and was highly esteemed by everyone who had
the pleasure of his acquaintance. He was a member of Junior
Master Mechanics Post at Constantia. Furneral services were held
at the M.E. church to-day. Teh Rev. Royal Decker, of Constantia,
officiated. Burial at Sand Hill.

OSWEGO DAILY TIMES TIESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1902.
WEST MONROE.
Mr. George Mustizer while spliting wood last Saturday cut the fore
finger on his left hand quite badly.


Charles & Augusta's daughter.
BUFFALO NY MORNING EXPRESS
NOVEMBER 2, 1901
Miss Retta Mustizer of Hamilton Street gave a dinner last evening in honor of
Mr. Harry Browne of Morristown NJ. Covers were layed for twelve.
The out-of-town guests were Miss Leland of Richmond, VA;
Mr. Rea Rose of Washington DC and Mrs John Davis of Bedford
Pennsylvania.


A Clara Mustizer in Rome, NY in 1925

THE UTICA MORNING HERALD JULY 16, 1880
ROME MATTERS.
TAKEN FOR A TRAMP.
Engineer John Mustizer met with quite a thrilling adventure to-day.
Henry Hager owns a farm some two miles out of the city which
Mustizer has been talking of purchasing. To-day he had a chance to
ride over there, and seeing a woman at the farm house, he started
in that direction to make known the object of his visit. The woman
seeing him coming ran into the house and shut the door. Then
Mustizer walked out to the barns and began to look them over. The
woman in some way signaled to the men who were at work at
some distance in the field and the first thing the would-be purchaser
knew two men were making for him with clubs and stones, so he took
to the road, hard pressed by the men and the woman. Coming to the
school house he had just time to get in and lock the door; two
young ladies who were in the school house jumped out of the windows.
A council of war was held, and while a portion of the party went off
after assistancem John, watching his opportunity, slipped out and
made for the city, which he reached in safety, the much out of breath.

Follow up article
July 20
ROME MATTERS.
It will be remembered that last Thursday John Mustizer went over to
look at Henry Hager's farm and was stoned by the occupants, Mr. and
Mrs. John Breeds and their son. Mustizer, accompanied by Mr. Hager
and an officer, went over there in the evening to compare notes with the
occupants. Mrs. Breeds seemed not to be satisfied and swore out a
warrant for Mustizer. The examination was set down for 10 am to-day.
At that hour the complainant did not appear and the case was dismissed.
Later the Breeds came here and Mr. Mustizer obtained
warrants for Breeds and his son for disorderly conduct. The
examination is set down for 10am Saturday.

ROME NY ROMAN CITIZEN 1879-1882
Arm Broken.
A little boy only five years old, a son of John Mustizer of this city,
had his arm broken last Friday by being thrown to the ground by
Louis Edy, a boy twice as old as himself. Dr. Evans set the
broken limb. Young Edy, who perpetrated the mischief, is the boy
who lost several fingers from one of his hands a couple of years ago
by fooling with the rope in a hoisting apparatus.

ROMAN CITIZEN SEPT. 1884 (Charles Mustizer's brother/father?)
WEST ROME.
John Mustizer, of West Rome, we learn, will soon leave his farm and
return to his residence in the city.

ROMAN CITIZEN JUNE 11- 15, 1888 (Charles Mustizer's sister/aunt- John is brother or father?)
DEATH'S RAVAGES.
- Mrs. Mary C. Williams, of Syracuse, sister of John Mustizer of this
city, died at the latter's residence last Friday morning. About three
weeks ago she came here to visit her sister, and shortly sfterward
received a strock of paralysis that affected her entire body. The
deceased had long been a resident of Syracuse, whither the were
taken for internment.

ROME SEMI-WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1891
CITY CHAT.
--J. L. Mustizer is ill with typhoid pneumonia.

ROMAN CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1899(Charles' sisters.)
PAGE 6
CITY CHAT.
Mrs. L.E. Seymour went to Minon Friday to attend the furneral of her
brother in-law. Jacob Shandorf, who dropped dead at his home on
Wednesday. Up to February 22, 1897, when he retired, he was the
oldest engineer running on the Mohawk division of the Central railroad.
In 1857 he married Catherine Mustizer of this city, a sister of
Mrs. Seymour.


SCHENECTADY GAZETTE
SCHENECTADY, NY, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1930
Drowns in Same Lake As His Brother Did on Sixth of July in 1900
OSWEGO - July 6 - Harold Mustizer, 30, of West Monroe, Oswego
county, was drowned in six feet of water in Lake Ontario off Lake View
today as his 80-year old father, George Mustizer, made a vain attempt
to save him from the fate which claimed the life of another son 30 years
ago to a day.
The aged father waded into the water but collapsed only a few feet
from his son. He was pulled ashore and is in a condition suffering
from exposure and shock.
Mustizer was wading on the rocky bottom of the beach when
apparently he stumbled and fell, stricking his head on a stone which
stunned him. A severe bruise was found on his head when the body
was recovered by Rev. D.J.Short, 72, of East Rochester.

UTICA WEEKLY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1888
ROME
June 8 - (Special) - Mrs. Mary L. Williams, sister of Mr. John Mustizer
of this city, died at the home of the latter at 5 am, to-day, aged 51 years.
She had been an invalid for some years. While visiting in this
city she received a stroke of paralysis. The remains were taken to
Syracuse this afternoon after a short service at the home of Mr Mustizer,
815 or 315 West Dominick street.


ROME SEMI-WEEKLY CITIZEN
ROME,NY, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1897.
LOCAL DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Anna Gertrude, aged 68, wife of Col. Louis Roth, died at her home, 119 North
Washington street, Tuesday, after an illness of 18 days with congestion of the
kidney's, which developed into Bright's disease. Mrs. Roth was born in Germany
and had been a resident of Rome for 60 years, coming here from Albany, where
her family lived about one year. Mr. and Mrs. Roth were married in October, 1849.
Mrs. Roth was highly respected by all who knew her. She was charitable and
kind, a loving mother and a devoted wife. Deceased was a member of Willet Union,
No. 84, E.A.U. Surviving are: Her husband, four children, F.Louis Roth, George J.
Roth and Mrs. George W. Beck of this city, and Mrs. G.D. Barrett of Dover, N.H.;
also four sisters, Mrs. Mary Euper and Mrs. Adeline Seymour of this city, Mrs.
Catherine Shandorf of Manlius and Mrs. Maggie Smith of Seneca Falls.


http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyoswego/tablecontents.htm...

http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/NY/Oswego/

http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyoswego/

http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/oswego/nyoswego/index....

http://www.accessgenealogy.com/newyork/




http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=13&...

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=17&...

Oswego http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=marriage+records...

http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/oneida/countydeaths/rc...
Mustizer death notice

Think this is Charles & Gustas' daughter? Welland is in Ontario, Canada.
#014867-98 (Welland Co): William D. MOSS, 24, dentist, of Buffalo NY, s/o James & Emma,
married Addie C. MUSTIZER, 19, of Buffalo NY, d/o not given, witn: Mrs. C. FEGAN &
A. GARNER of not given, 10 April 1898 at Bridgeburg
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/wland98.htm

Should be Charles brother or father? - can't access - Stearns is his sister.
Volney Center Cemetery; L-Z
Mustizer, John Mustizer (in Stearns Plot), 10 Sep 1875 ? 7/95.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyoswego/towns/volney/inde...

http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.new...
Looking for help in getting a news article on a drowning. Harold Mustizer, my Uncle, drowned on July 6, 1930.
Harold lived in West Monroe at the time. I have a tatered article that is missing the top portion of the article.
Anyone help in getting the article?

Janner & Mustizer burials http://www.angelfire.com/ny/WNYSampson/buffalocem.html
Buffalo, NY
German M.E. Church
Off Hertel Ave. near LaForce Pl. on Military Rd.

Janner, Louise 1885-1914
"Lorraine Circle 100s CF of A. Companion"
Janner, Matilda 1872-Feb. 5, 1886 w/o O.H. Brinchmann ????
Janner, Minnie w/o Fredrick
Mustizer, ____ April 11, - August 7, 1885 d/o Chas. & Augusta
Mustizer, Chas. Nov. 20-21, 1885 s/o Chas. & Augusta

Bartz, Bertha d. March 19, 189? age 37y 7m 20d w/o Gotlieb
Bartz, Mary 1815-1914




1880 census
John MUSTIZER Self M Male W 48 PRUSSIA R. R. Engineer PRUS PRUS
Jane MUSTIZER Wife M Female W 34 NY Keeping House FRANCE FRANCE
Louise MUSTIZER Son S Male W 13 NY At School PRUSSIA NY
Joseph MUSTIZER Son S Male W 9 NY PRUSSIA NY
Archie MUSTIZER Son S Male W 6 NY PRUSSIA NY
Katie FIFER Other Female W 18 NY PRUSSIA PRUSSIA


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Source Information:
Census Place 3rd Ward, Rome, Oneida, New York
Family History Library Film 1254903
NA Film Number T9-0903
Page Number 69A



Euper's are on this page with John Mustizer.

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BUFFALO COURIER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1877
VIOLATING THE FISHERY LAWS.
Arrest of Well Known Fishermen for Pulling
??? in ???River, Etc.
.....As a result of the investigations carried on by the officers named,
warrents were served on Frederick Janner, who pulls a seine at the
head of Strawberry ???:............

For this there would be records in Bflo in court records.
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BUFFALO EVENING COURIER
EVENING REPUBLIC
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1884.
DRAWING SEINES.
Fishermen Before the County Court for Violating Game Laws.
This afternoon Frederick Janner was put on trial for the same
offence. He was represented by Joseph Cook.
(charged with drawing seines in Niagara river.)
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BUFFALO EVENING REPUBLIC
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1884
SEINE DRAWER FINED.
Frederick Janner convicted of drawing seines in the Niagara river was
fined $100 by Judge Hammond in the court of sessions this afternoon.
The fine was not paid pending an appeal. Janner was let to bail in the
sum of $500. to await the results.
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BUFFALO EXPRESS
TUESDAY MORNING, MAR. 20, 1888.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following tranfers of real-estate were filed for record in the
County Clerk's office yesterday.
On north side of Hamilton Street, 180 feet west of ????? street,
Charles Mustizer to Caroline Janner. $1.
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THE BUFFALO EXPRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1888.
A Black Rock Glee Club.
A glee club known as the Black Rock Tippecanoe Glee Club was
formed Wednesday evening. The members are; First tenors,
W. Schofield, D. Martin, E. Woelffle: second tenors; W. Houck,
J. Eimeler, B. Beck, first bass, W. Schmidt, F. Janner.....
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1898 - 19th Ward - seventh district - Frederick H. Janner - elected.
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1905 - Date uncertain - none listed.
Caroline Janner to Elmer W. Harp, Hamilton street near Thompson
street, $460.
When you see everything I will post, you'll see in one
article that one of Caroline & Fred Janner's daughters
is a Harp (that would be Augusta Mustizer nee Janners'
sister) Think I saw Harp's on some of the census pages
I found for these families but didn't have the family
connection information at the time - so keep your eyes
open.
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1906- Date not visible - May
Caroline Janner to Wilhelmina Janner, Hamilton street, north side, ?60
feet west Thompson street, 46 feet front and var., $1.
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March 14, 1906
DEEDS - CITY
Frederick H. Janner to Caroline Janner, Sumner avenue, west side,
2?? feet south of Robe street, 40x115 .. $2.00
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Newspaper items mentioning a Fred H. Janner Jr. ???
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Mentions of a Theodore Janner -
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NIAGARA FALLS GAZETTE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943
PAGE 10.
MEDINA WOMAN DIES AT AGE OF 86 YEARS
MEDINA, NY - Mrs. Augusta Janner, 86, widow of Theodore Janner,
died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Gordon Oremus, Tlegraph road. Born in Germany, she had
resided in this country since she was 13 years old. She formerly
made her home in Buffalo, having resided with her daughter for the last
ten years. Surviving are four daughters, 14 grandchildren, and seven
great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Oremus home
Saturday at 2 pm. Burail will be in Elmlawn cemetery, Buffalo.
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THE COURIER
BUFFALO,NY,SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1885.
DIED
BRINCKMAN - In this city, on the 5th inst., MATILDA, wife of Otto
Brinckman and fourth daughter of Frederick and Caroline Janner,
aged 21 years and 23 days.
Furneral from her late residence, 100 Hamilton street, Sunday afternoon
at 2:30/3:30 o'clock.
Friends and acquanintences are respectfully invited to attend.
(This should be your Augusta Janner Mustizer's sister??)
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THE BUFFALO EXPRESS, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1903.
DIED.

JANNER - In this city, on April 4, 1903, Frederick Janner, Sr., husband
of Caroline Janner, in his ??th year. The furneral will take place from the
family residence, No. 100 Hamilton street, on Tuesday afternoon at ??
o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Burail at the convience of the
family. Deceased was a member of Queen City Council No. 61/64.?
Royal Templars, and Germania Lodge No. 34/84?, A.O.U.W.

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1892 NY State census
NY Erie Buffalo Ward 25 ED2
image 9 of 15 / pages 14 & 15

Gottlieb Bartz, 32, Germany, Moulder
Edward Bartz, 18, US
Otto Bartz, 14, US
Grace Bartz, 11, US
Ella Bartz, 6, US
Harry Bartz, 4, US
Wilhemena Bartz, 81, Germany


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I think this would be Augusta Janner Mustizer's grandparents.More Bartz
with/below them.(Son Gotlieb & family)
1880 United States Federal Census 1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Wilhelmina Bartz
Home in 1880: Buffalo, Erie, New York
Age: 69
Estimated birth year: abt 1811
Birthplace: Prussia
Relation to Head of Household: Wife
Spouse's name: Christian
Father's birthplace: Prussia
Mother's birthplace: Prussia
Neighbors: View others on page
Occupation: Keeping House
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Female

Household Members: Name Age
Christian Bartz 65
Wilhelmina Bartz 69
Christian Bartz 9






1870 census
NY, Erie, Buffalo, Ward 12
image 51 of 132, page 51 / 709
all in same house

Bartz, Frederick , 56 laborer, Prussia
Wilhelmina, 60, Prussia
Gottlieb, 17, works in Buckle factory, Prussia
Yaner, Frederick 33, laborer, Prussia
Caroline, 34, Prussia
Alvina, 12, Prussia
Wilhelmina, 11, Prussia
Augusta, 10, Prussia
Matilda, 9, Prussia
Loretta, 8 , Prussia