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Re: bachmann/muench/hengst/ gunther

christinavarnaubrown — 2012-05-26 16:15:16Z

Not as yet I don't. I am just beginning yet; to put it together. My grandfather Kurt Robert Muench; his mother and father was Paul Oscar Muench and Earnestine Martha Guenther Muench. They had 4 children...Elsa b.1894, grandad 1892, Paul Walter Muench 1891, and Charlotte Jenny Muench 1904. little Paul died in 1893. Elsa's first name was Luise. If you would like to keep in touch you can e-mail me with info, or I can send it to you if you would like via e-mail. At the moment I do not have a scanner. Or I would send you copies of pictures to show your friend. Tina Brown

Re: bachmann/muench/hengst/ gunther

christinavarnaubrown — 2012-05-26 16:10:33Z

Thanks Henrik. I don't read German well anymore, its been an awfully long time. I will be happy to keep you updated, when I get information you might want or need. Thanks for sending me that info, I don't recognize the folks in the 1919 picture. I have an Uncle Heinz Bachmann that was born in 1922.Uncle Heinz lives(d) in San Antonio Tx. His brother Walter lived in marlton New Jersey until his death back in I beleive 1962. Our family lived in Hartha / Heidelberg/schkenditz/Stuttgart/chemnitz. My gr. Grandmother Selma Hengst Bachmann married August Bachmann He came with her to America in 1892. They had 6 children I believe. At least that I am aware of. Carl, Rudolph, Johanna, Johannes, Alfrede and Walter. You can e-mail at my address, but please remember that I read precious little German anymore. Our family in Hartha in Sachsen was also related somehow to the Blummenstetters. Thanks for the information. Tina

Re: bachmann/muench/hengst/ gunther

christinavarnaubrown — 2012-05-26 15:55:50Z

Thanks for trying.

Re: bachmann/muench/hengst/ gunther

christinavarnaubrown — 2012-05-26 15:07:31Z

Hi, would love to share, when I can discover more. You can either send it to my e-mail address, or on here. Thanks

Johannes Bachmann Hesse-Kassel 1700s-1800

mrsdalloway — 2012-03-14 14:20:09Z

Seeking information on Johannes or Johann Bachmann born circa 1780 in Hesse-Kassel or Hesse-Darmstadt. married to Dorothea maiden name unknown circa 1800-1810. Dorothea was born 1785; died in Brooklyn, NY, in the 1850s.

Re: Anna M.A. D. Bachmann & August Jarnecke

Kaleen_Follow — 2012-02-17 21:18:08Z

You found a relative, yippy. My great-grandmother was Elizabeth Louisa Bachman.

Bachmann in Hessen (Germany)

WGFGER — 2012-02-08 13:36:11Z

Leara Bachmann, * 28. Maerz 2006, Hoenebach

WGF

Martin und Elisabeth Bachmann, oo 1962

Wolfgang2162001 — 2012-02-08 08:18:49Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 22. Jan. 2012:

Danksagung von Martin und Elisabeth Bachmann geb. Gliem in Obersuhl
fuer die Glueckwuensche, Blumen und Geschenke zur Goldenen Hochzeit.

Re: Marcus Bachmann

araberger1 — 2011-09-03 12:35:40Z

Marcus Bachmann is one of three sons of a Swiss couple who upon their marriage in 1950 emigrated to the U.S. and bought a dairy farm in southwestern Wisconsin that the family still owns

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

bjbaughman1 — 2011-08-01 23:51:09Z

to Thomas Bachmann:
My oldest known ancester is Christian Baughman who migrated to America in the late 1700's I believe from the Canton Bern area. Do you know if the name spelling is correct, or were they all called Bachmann/Bachman? My DNA test shows a blood relation to the Michael Bachman(b.1692) who migrated in 1712.
Thank you,
B. Jerry Baughman

Peter Bedsworth

bernicerh — 2011-07-18 18:51:50Z

I am looking for the parents' names of Peter Bedsworth, born 1780 in Pennsylvania. He married Sophia Wilson (b.1788) and had a son, Wilson Bedsworth. Peter would be my great grandfather. Thank you .

Casper Bachman

bernicerh — 2011-07-18 18:48:03Z

I am looking for parents of Casper Bachman. He married Anna Catherine Schaeffer and had a daughter, Anna Katharine who then married Godfrey Rothey. Casper would be my great-grandfather. Any information would be very helpful. Thank you.

Re: (George) Michael Bachmann

CKClark1973 — 2011-06-21 03:00:04Z

Think I have figured it out. Died in Franklin County, buried in Hancock County. May have had an original stone that was replaced when his wife died 23 years later.

(George) Michael Bachmann

CKClark1973 — 2011-06-21 02:25:57Z

Looking for information on a Michael Bachmann who died on 17 October 1884 at the age of 52 years, 7 months and 15 days, probably in Iowa somewhere.

Wondering if he has any connections to Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa and if anyone knows where he is buried?

Thanks!!
Christine

Marcus Bachmann

Rivinus — 2011-06-15 13:23:54Z

It seems that Marcus Bachmann, husband of Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann, has Swiss anscestors. Does anyone have his family tree?

Regards
Thomas Bachmann

Bachmann from Hessen-Kassel

Wolfgang2162001 — 2011-05-26 07:42:15Z

I guess, George Charles Bachmann was from Homberg/Efze.

Edna Martha Bachmann Woolard 1913-2011 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-01-29 16:24:40Z

Edna Martha Bachmann Woolard passed away Thursday, January 27, 2011 in Newark, Ohio (Licking County) following a brief illness.

She was born October 17, 1913 in Portsmouth, Ohio (Scioto County) to the late George and Frieda (Hurney) Bachmann.

Edna moved to Newark, Ohio when she began 1st grade.

She married her husband, Ernest, on December 28, 1946 at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Newark, where she was a life-long member.

She was employed at the Styron-Beggs Company and Licking Laundry.

She enjoyed dancing at the Crystal Ballroom, going to Newark High School basketball and football games, playing cards until the wee hours of the morning with friends, golf, horseback riding, Cincinnati Reds baseball games and any Ohio State Buckeye game.

Edna was a member of the Newark Garden Club, Harbor Hills Women's Club, Newark Maennerchor, Newark Lions Auxiliary, Delta Chi Sigma Sorority, a founding member of Twig 11,she volunteered at the Newark Hospital during World War II and a founding member of the still-active 1935 Bridge Club.

She loved to garden, play the piano, and read Perry Mason and Anne of Green Gables books while sitting next to her beloved cats, William and Margaret.

Edna will be sadly missed by her daughters, Linda and Susan. She was the most popular one of "the girls" who enjoyed day trips all over Ohio, ballgames and eating out. She will always be an inspiration to all who knew her.

She is survived by her daughters, Linda and Susan; nephews, Gary (Molly) DeBevoise, Thomas (Jane) Lake, Dana (Edwina) Johnson and Howard Johnson; niece, Ruth Muska; great-nieces and nephews; dear friend, Debbie Fafrak; and many other beloved friends.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Ernest W. Woolard; sisters, Ruth (Robert) Fulke and Bertha (Stanley) Lake; sisters-in-law, Mary (Roy) DeBevoise, Ruth (Dane) Johnson, Kathryn and Edna Woolard; and nephew, Kenneth (Mary Jane) Johnson.

Friends may call from 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. on Monday, January 31, 2011 at the Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service, 59 North Fifth Street, Newark, Ohio

A funeral service for Edna Martha Bachmann Woolard, age 97, of Newark, will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, February 1, at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 67 North Fifth Street, with Pastor William J. Rauch officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Ohio.

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Dawes Arboretum Legacy Tree.

Please visit www.hendersonvanatta.com to view a memorial and to leave a message of condolence for the Woolard family.

Published in The Advocate on January 29, 2011

Re: BACHMANNs in St. Louis

deckert182 — 2010-12-15 23:21:17Z

my grand fathers name is earl charles bachmann his fateher and edwin is his fathers nam.anymore info contact me at

deckert@pioneerindustrial.com

Re: Johann Martin Bachmann... if anyone could help

pufferbilly — 2010-10-03 05:12:05Z

I am going back to Oregon/Washington after General (world wide ) Conference is over this week end. I will contact you when I get to my sister's place, north of Seattle. She has loads of genealogy, as does my other sister there. I have other relatives there also. Cousins Eddie and Mary, whose father was Norman, who retired out of Boeing, and played a semi major role in world war II bombers, being an inventor of a bomb bay door opener, so they didn't have to be opened by hand. I have the original newspaper clipping from it. He was good at building other things also, as most of us Bachmanns are. I also have an old homemade metal detector that he made, back in the 60's, but plan on giving it to Eddy if I ever see him again. He was a music teacher in the Seattle area. Haven't seen him in years.

Wayne

Re: Johann Martin Bachmann... if anyone could help

pufferbilly — 2010-10-03 05:00:52Z

My genealogy is not here in Utah. I am just here visiting my mom. If I remember correctly, he is my great grandfather's brother or uncle. I am the great grandson of Albert Bachmann, who died in 1962?. I had spent the summer with my grandfather, to help him on the farm. I was 12 yrs old at the time. My grandparents were taking care of him. My great grandfather died that fall, '62? at the ripe age of 93. We are a bunch of long livers, usually 85 or older.

Re: Johann Martin Bachmann... if anyone could help

thbachmanns1 — 2010-10-02 18:10:07Z

I'd be interested to hear if you have any additional information.

Thanks for getting in touch,
Jamie Bachmann

Re: Johann Martin Bachmann... if anyone could help

thbachmanns1 — 2010-10-02 18:08:24Z

I'd be interested to hear if you have any additional information.

Thanks for getting in touch,
Jamie Bachmann

Re: Johann Martin Bachmann... if anyone could help

pufferbilly — 2010-10-01 22:13:50Z

I think my father is the one who did his genealogy and temple work.

Wayne Bachmann

pufferbilly@live.com

Re: Johann Martin Bachmann... if anyone could help

pufferbilly — 2010-10-01 22:11:30Z

I think my father is the one who did his genealogy work, and temple work. contact me if you like.

Wayne Bachmann

pufferbilly@live.com

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

Rivinus — 2010-09-20 09:30:15Z

Dear Phillis,
Billeter is a very important source, no doubt. But there are reasons to be careful: the body of material is enormous (approx. 2 Million individuals in 3000 families on more than 72 thousand sheets of paper). The data are not always 100% acurate. For the children of early generation he sometimes made educated guesses. On the other hand his handwriting is not alway very clear, 4 and 9 look very alike.

As for our Michael confusion, here the results of my research:

Jacob Bachmann m.1589 Margareth Kistler: Michael b.1599
=Michael (b.1599) m. Benedicta Ruefenacht
==Michael (b.1629) m. 1653 Anna Gerber.

Hans m.1603 Catharina Imhof: Son Michael b. 1624 [not 1629: In 1629 they hat a son Christen who m.1654 Lucia Schiffmann in 1654]
=Michael (b.1624) m.1651 Agatha Kuenzi

Hope the helps

Regards
Thomas

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

phyllism19 — 2010-09-17 18:59:03Z

Hi again,
Any thoughts on this "Michael mix-up?"
It certainly would be great to untangle the two Michael Bachmanns, one born 1624 the other 1629.
Phyllis

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

phyllism19 — 2010-09-09 22:24:46Z

Hi,
I must have had a senior moment as I gave the marriage date for Hans & Catharina instead of Michael. Yes, Michael and Anna Gerber were m. 23 May 1653.
Billeter seemed to say that it was Michael b 1624 who m. Cath.Gerber and was the father of my Catharina b.24 Feb 1656 Buchholterberg.
In the 4 volume "Emigrants,Refugees & Prisoners" on p. 54, it gives the Michael who m. Agatha Kuntzie, as b 11 Oct 1629 and he is given as the son of Michael b 1 Apr 1599 who was the son of Jacob Bachman b c 1656 who m Margareth Kistler and lived at Brenzikofen. This has a note that this Michael "may be the Michael B. who m Benedica Ruffnaught/Ruffner."
A bit confusing.
What do you think?
Phyllis

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

Rivinus — 2010-09-08 11:00:16Z

Dear Phyllis,
the line of descentants of Bachmann/Imhof causes some confusion to me:
Based on the information available through FamilySearch various submitters write that Hans Bachmann and Catharina Imhof got married in 1603.

Their son Michael was born 1624 and was married first to Catharina Erlach and later (1651) to Agatha Kuenzi. For their descendants please check my tree, link attached above.

The only Michael Bachmann married to an Anna Gerber was born in 1629 the son of Michael B. and Benedicta Ruefenacht. The marriage of Michael Bachmann and Anna Gerber took place in 1653. Her daughter Catharina was born in 1656. I have not (yet) been able to place the Bachmann/Ruefenacht family in my own tree.

Regards
Thomas Bachmann

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

phyllism19 — 2010-09-07 23:01:04Z

Amazing!
I too descend from Jacob Bachmann and his wife Adelheid MOSER through their son Hans & wife Catharina IMHOF.
This is according to Julius Billeter.
From Hans the line goes:
Michael Bachmann & Anna GERBER m 1603 Brenzlkofen
Catherine Bachmann m. Peter WYSS about 1680
Nikles WYSS m Magdalena DUMMERMUTH 1718
Anna (Dorotea?) WYSS of Buchholterberg m Johann Christian BACHMAN 6 Sept 1747.

I have never been able to trace Johann Christian any further, but it appears that he came from Ibach,Oberdiesbach, Canton Berne. They came to York Co., PA in 1754.
The line then comes down to my mother.

If you should have any hints or proof on this line, it would be fantastic!!

Phyllis

Bachmann in Obersuhl

WGFGER — 2010-09-06 08:25:49Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 29. Aug. 2010:

Danksagung von Anke und Uwe Bachmann
fuer die Glueckwuensche, Geschenke und Ueberraschungen zur Hochzeit.

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

Rivinus — 2010-09-06 07:24:24Z

Dear Sharon,
your Hans (*1578) had the following brothers and sisters:
Adelheid 1588, Christen 1590, Catharina 1592, Christina 1594, and Jacob 1597 who is my ancestor.

To view the descendants of Hans and his brothers (as far as I have been able to track them), please go to: http://gw5.geneanet.org/index.php3?b=tbachmann&lang=en;p...

Please let me know if you have any coments or suggestions to this list of descentants. Particularly as I don't have any reccord on your great-grandmother I would be interested to know about her ancestors.

Regards
Thomas

Thomas Bachmann, TB@BachmannEckenstein.com

Re: Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

sparrish — 2010-09-04 04:24:21Z

Hi,

I have an ancestor Jakob Bachmann born 1552 who married Adelheid Moser, they had a son Hans who was my ancestor, this line then leads down to my great-grandmother Elisabeth Bachmann who migrated to OH in the 1870s. My Bachmanns were from Buchholterberg.

I don't have any additional information on any of Jakob's other brothers though at this time.

Sharon Snow Parrish, Indiana e-mail sgparrish@centurylink.net

Bachmann--Berlin to NY possibly via England

rstoneham77 — 2010-08-07 02:33:24Z

My great grandmother was Martha (Bachmann) Stoneham. I know the following information from marriage, census and death records.

She was born about 1888 in Germany (possibly Berlin) to Harry (Henry?) Bachmann and Eliza Retter. She came to the US about 1903 and married Michael L Stoneham 20 June 1909. She died on 23 August 1929.

I found a ship record that I thought might be her. It seems really perfect but I don't have any confirmation.

The ship's record is for the SS St. Louis sailing from Southhampton on 31 October 1903 and shows Eliza Backmann (with an umlaut over the a) traveling with five children (Martha age 14, Max age 13, Florie age 9, Gertrude age 3, and Marie age 6 months) to join her husband H. Backmann in NYC. Last residence is Romsey, England.

I found what I believe to be the same family on the 1920 census in Queens. Just the parents and 3 younger daughters are showing on this record.

Harry's occupation is listed as an engineer in a factory. This makes me wonder if it is the correct family. My aunt told me that her grandmother's father was a ferry boat captain. She even sent me a picture of a boat that was his.

I'm wondering if anybody is related to this family and might be able to confirm or deny that my great-grandmother was part of it. Or if anybody is related to Martha (Bachmann) Stoneham and knows who her family was if they were not the family listed above.

Re: BACHMANNs in St. Louis

1creichardt — 2010-07-05 14:41:01Z

Emil Christian Wilhelm Gotthelf Bachmann 1849-1909 was my great grandfather and I have NO information on him BEFORE his CAME to America. (Parents, siblings etc)
Because he was only 14 or 15 and alone when he left Saxony I suspect he was related to some of the Bachmanns who were already in St. Louis but I can't find any proof.

I am also trying to connect Herman H. Hufendick 1816-1897 to any of the other Hufendicks who came to St. Louis around 1852.

If you have any info to share I would be really grateful.

Thanks

Re: BACHMANNs in St. Louis

koonse48 — 2010-07-03 16:32:10Z

I saw different people listed by you that are my relatives. I have and am related to all names listed. What do you want to know. I am willing to share. Thanks LKoonse@gmail.com

Peter Bachmann - Alsace to Alden, NY

jmarthia — 2010-07-03 14:27:28Z

I'm looking for information about ancestors of Peter Bachman born July 1808 in Elsace/Alsace, came to US, and married Anna Maria Herzog (born about 1808) in Alden, NY. Thank you!

Re: Christian Bachmann and Mathilde Lenz

kearsbrad — 2010-05-10 01:21:08Z

Sorry for the delayed reply. I did look into this and don't have anything in my records. I am working with researchers in this area to find out more on my family line. If I find anything that I suspect could be of interest to you, I will pass on.

Re: Bachmann's from (Lucern/Solothurn-Switzerland)

judbachman — 2010-03-31 18:44:14Z

Sorry this would be a different Fridolin Bachmann.

Re: Bachmann's from (Lucern/Solothurn-Switzerland)

judbachman — 2010-03-31 18:42:55Z

Sorry for not replying earlier to you Roary 1. No I'm not the Ursula you are thinking of. My Fridolin came to Quebec, Canada and brought his fiance Wilhelmina Brucker from Germany and they married and had children in Canada. Fridolin's mothers name was Bertha Von Daniken and his father was Leonz Bachmann from Luzern.

Not sure is this relates to anyone in your tree.

Ursula

Re: Christian Bachmann and Mathilde Lenz

BachmanTreeGuy — 2010-03-05 02:15:42Z

Quite possible... two or three generations later. I don't believe that it was a large town. Do you have anymore information on the generations following?

Re: Christian Bachmann and Mathilde Lenz

kearsbrad — 2010-03-04 23:42:39Z

Don't know if this will help but I do have this information in my family line:

Daniel Christian Bachmann was born an 15. Dez. 1742 and died an 26. Maed 1800. He was a butcher in Salzungen. An 4. mai 1773 he married Anna Syblla Lutherin. She died an 26. Mai 1819.

Bachmann in Ronshausen

WGFGER — 2010-01-28 09:07:18Z

"Kreisanzeiger am Sonntag" vom 9. Aug. 2009:

Ueber die Geburt unseres Sohnes

Jannik, * 29. Juni 2009, 3.480 g, 54 cm

freuen wir uns sehr.

Ulrike und Torsten Bachmann

Re: Bachmanns from Hesse-Cassel, circa 1812

cchristou303 — 2009-10-27 03:41:22Z

I do not know if they are related as my Bachmann was pre 1783 and yours goes to 1820s. I did not pursue the name 40 years forward. It could be a grandson or great grandson of my line but I did not pursue the descendents. I had to hire a German research firm for my line so focused on the ancestors and siblings of my ancestors primarily.

Re: Bachmanns from Hesse-Cassel, circa 1812

msuck271 — 2009-10-26 17:11:21Z

I have a Johann Freidrich Bachmann born 1848 in Obersuhl. He married a Anna Martha Backer. His parents were Caspar Bachmann born 1821 and Anna Maria GRob, are these linked to your Bachmann's

Hermann Bachmann born 1859 in Worbis, Germany.

81DosManos — 2009-09-08 07:22:34Z

Hermann arrived in NYC Oct 1882 and made his home in New Rochelle, NY through his death in 1918. He married Mary Dwyer of Tipperary, Ireland in 1885.
He built and owned the Larchmont Hotel on Boston Post Road in Mamaroneck Village.It is said he also built roads in the Westchester County area during the late 1800's and early 1900's.
I have been unable to find his parents names, though I believe his father was Freidrich. I know his actual birthday and have his application for passport and date he was naturalized as a citizen. He is my great-great-grandfather and information would cmplete my tree for nis numerous descendants.

Re: Bachmann Family - Newton, KS and Newark New Jersey

WSchuessler — 2009-07-15 03:16:08Z

Dan,
Does my Karl mesh with your's?

I am looking for descendants of siblings Gottfried Karl, Justine and Christine Bachmann. I am not able to find any records in the US. I do not know where they went from NJ.

Gottfried Karl (b.16 Sept 1825) emigrated to America in 1851, Justine (b.27 May 1831) emigrated to America in 1853 and Christine (b.17 June 1834) emigrated to America in 1854.

According to letter from Justine dated 20 June 1853 from Malaga she was living with brother Karl.

They had emigrated from Jonaswalde (east of present day Gera, Germany). Brother Andreas (b.13 June 1829) remained in Jonaswalde and descendants live on the family Hof in Jonaswalde to this day.

Parents Andreas Bachmann and Johanna Christiana Teichmann had 3 other children, Carolina (b.3 Feb 1826), Sopia (b. 27 June 1836) and Hermann (b. 31 July 1839). The 2 youngest children died as infants.

Wayne

Re: Bachmann Family - Newton, KS and Newark New Jersey

xeroxdan — 2009-07-14 16:44:00Z

I appreciate the help in looking for those other names. I think Karl or Charles can to the US in 1862 (according to 1900 census) and him and his wife appeared to have a few children in Newark from 1870 to the early 1880's.

I may look into some of the DNA tests to see what line I may be tied to.

Thanks for your reply,
Dan

Re: Bachmann Family - Newton, KS and Newark New Jersey

ward15224an — 2009-07-14 13:51:52Z

My Bachmann ancestors also livied in Newark, New Jersey from 1870 to 1950. The Census indexes have interpretted the names many ways: with and without two "N's" is the easy one. I have found Buchman Backman, Blackman, and variants on those. Recently I got some church records courtesy of another researcher from St Peter's catholic church in Newark and in those the first names are sometime the Americanized versions, sometimes German versions, and sometimes Latin versions. It is all very confusing.

I have DNA results for me. You might think about doing the simple tests for yourself. Must havee been some hanky panky or name changes or something because my type is unusual among people named Bachmann in the databases.

My immigrant ancestor was Engelbert Bachmann b 1847 from Burgstadt, Bavaria; d 1886 Newark, NJ; emigrated 1870; stone / brick mason.

Bachmann Family - Newton, KS and Newark New Jersey

xeroxdan — 2009-07-13 21:06:06Z

I am looking for help regarding my Bachmann line. My Great Grandfather, Charles Frederick Bachmann was born in Newton Kansas in 1886 to Charles and Mary Bachmann. I know his date is correct, but before that, everything is fuzzy. Charles and Mary are listed in the 1900 census with 1 n (Bachman) and their dates for coming to America do not provide an additional help. To complicate matters, the Hunkele family tree lists Charles as Karl (he signs his name as Chals. which may look like Karl) and his wife was Maria Hunkele. Perhaps they changed their names in the US.

It looks like the Bachmann line came from Erfurt Germany, but I have no idea how to pursue that further.

Thanks,
Dan Bachmann

Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg

Rivinus — 2009-06-21 17:18:27Z

I am researching the Bachmann descendants from Oberdiessbach, Brenzikofen, Buchholterberg (Canton of Berne), Switzerland. Starting with the five brothers Jacob (b.1552), Christen (b.1557), Hans (b.1561), Niclaus (b.1563), Michael (b.1564).
I am particularly interested in Bachmans who immigrated to the US.

Any information much appreciated.
Thomas Bachmann, Switzerland