Baer - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

BAER M Hortensia SISTER -1929

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 15:13:43Z

BAER M Hortensia SISTER -1929

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Marvin Baer and Rose Christine Ripplinger Family

racergirl10138 — 2009-11-03 01:40:07Z

I am looking for informaion on Marvin Samuel Baer and his wife Rose Christine Ripplinger. They had 3 daughters that I know of: Janet Leah, Debra Marie, and Shirley Ann; all born in Hennepin, MN. Information on any of them would be so appreciated.

Re: Baer Brothers

MikeeMikee12 — 2009-10-31 01:13:19Z

HI WE WILL LOVE TO MEET YOU GIVE US UR NUMBER.......... PLEASE THIS IS PAUL BAER my mother carol will love to meet you to please write back

Re: Baer Brothers

MikeeMikee12 — 2009-10-29 15:48:44Z

Heyy its us. We were checking out this site and we saw your post. This is paul baer. I live with my brother Nathan, weve been living in Florida but now were in Vermont visiting Michael Baers son. Our number is 802-825-2181 or 802-399-2234

Sisters: Mary & Susannah Baer

ca_strohm — 2009-10-05 21:06:39Z

Looking for info about sisters Mary Baer (1771-1883) married to Henry Strohm & Susannah Baer (1788-1858) married to Jacob Hodil. Moved from Lancaster, PA to Allegheny County near Pittsburgh, PA circa 1810. Willing to share info regarding Strohm & Hodil lines.

Re: Prof. John L. Baer - Death in Panama

jodytres — 2009-09-21 14:31:57Z

Hello Dave Ellison,
I am very interested in any info about Baer's death during that 1924 expedition to Panama. My particular focus is the expedition itself, under the leadership of R. O. Marsh.
I hope I can look forward to a reply! Thank you.
Jody Tresidder

Baer Family - West Newton PA - Westmoreland County

ksmcavoy — 2009-08-30 20:14:02Z

I am looking for any information on my great-grandmother, Jennie Baer Allen Williams. Born May 14, 1884 in West Newton, PA.

First marriage was to Millard Allen in West Newton (I think it's James "Millard" Allen) produced 6 children.
Emma (abt. 1905)
Margaret (abt. 1908)
Ola (abt. 1909)
James (Jan. 9, 1911)
Paul (abt. 1915)
Grace (abt. 1916)

Second marriage to Charles T Allen in Forward townwhip, Butler County, Pennsylvania, produced 4 children.
Hazel (Sept. 1, 1920)
Cora (abt. 1924)
Charles (abt. 1926)
John (abt. 1929)

Jennie Baer Allen Williams died June 9, 1946.

Baer Family

mary_ann45 — 2009-08-04 20:08:52Z

Looking for info on a Victria Baer(Bear)parents Abram Baer (Bear)and Sallie Witmer Baer. Born around 1850 in Canada. Married a George Kake. Suppose to have had a least 3 children Victoria,Edward,and Frank. Baer family lived in Burnside,Lapeer, Michigan and Sanilac County Michigan.

BAER Leland V Ted 1914 1983 married 14 Apr 1949

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-04 11:24:04Z

BAER Leland V Ted 1914 1983 married 14 Apr 1949

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Re: Edward L. Baer, 62,

oleoghain — 2009-07-03 00:05:52Z

Hi, Trisa.

I can send you what I have on the Baers if you
email me at oleoghain@aol.com

Deb Logan

Re: Edward L. Baer, 62,

Trista73 — 2009-07-02 01:27:16Z

Edward L. Baer was my Father, Edward J. Baer was his father. I don't know many of the Baer Family

BAER Ruby C 1916 1991 married 14 Apr 1949

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-01 01:54:58Z

BAER Ruby C 1916 1991 married 14 Apr 1949

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BAER Leland Victor 1914 1983 sgt US Army W W II

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-01 01:54:45Z

BAER Leland Victor 1914 1983 sgt US Army W W II

NormGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Keenan Cemetery, Framers Branch, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Abraham Baer b ca 1750 / 1760 Lived in Lancaster Co. PA

baerhunter — 2009-06-27 22:59:32Z

I have an Abraham Bare (b 1847 d 1817) of Cocalico, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA who married Juliana Walter. Their children were Elizabeth, Susanna (b 1778 d 1867), Abraham (b 1781 d 1861), Catharine (b 1783 d 1869), Henry (b 1785 d 1837), Johannes, Christine and Michael. Abraham's father was Michael (b ca 1705 d 1770) who was married to Magdalena.

Bernhard Baer (1872–1937) and Family

GPHemsley — 2009-06-27 11:24:50Z

Bernhard Baer (1872–1937) married Annie Levy (1868–1944) and had eight children: Mitchell, Philip (d. 1962), Jacob (1889–1954), Sadie (1891–1981), Stella (1895–1967), Mabel (1897–1979), Fay (1901–1976), and Louis (1902–1937).

I'm looking for anyone who is familiar with this tree, and who could possibly provide antecedents for Bernhard or Annie.

I've noticed that there is a Goldberg family tree on here that seems to match some of these details, and speculation within my family places this tree as belonging to a daughter of Valeria, daughter of Evelyn, daughter of Mabel.

If this rings any bells with you, kindly reply.

Re: my baer family...germany to illinois

greg2878 — 2009-06-26 01:44:13Z

I have already communicated with the original poster (bonita), but just wanted to add that Martha Baer was my great-grandmother. She married Carl Widmer (a Swiss immigrant) and my grandfather was their eldest child - Edwin Widmer. Ed had several siblings - Hank, Lloyd, Lucille, Magdalene, Annie, and Dorie. I don't think I forgot anyone.

Re: John BAER b 15 Nov 1796 PA / d 28 Oct 1889 IN

jlewis0706 — 2009-06-15 20:01:54Z

To All People with the Surname of Kindig or who have a Kindig in their ancestry:

Your current surname, maiden name, or adoptive name may be Kindig. You may have a Kindig ancestry. You may be anywhere in the USA or the world.

You, could be a shirttail relative, a kissing cousin, share even a closer relationship or be no connection what so ever to my family tree.

I am trying to trace my genealogy. I have hit some blank walls. This is primarily due to name changes, incorrect dates, and geographic location and duplicity problems

In any event, I would like to try to clarify and verify as much family information as I can. Who knows what will develop in this family tree.

My name is Alan Samuel Kindig. I was born March 9, 1933 in Bethlehem Township (Butztown) PA. My father was Earl Morris Kindig born 1904 died 1996). My mother was Rose (Roselia) Tackas born 1910 died 1976. I have the following siblings:
Sylvia Agnes Kindig Groeger
Ronald Eugene Kindig 1934 1935
Sandra Paulette Kindig Pinkerton
Bruce Glenn Kindig
Bernardine Kindig Stevens

My Dads father was Weston Samuel Kindig. His mother was Tillie Benkhardt (Bankhardt). Beside Dad there was a daughter Pauline who died in infancy. Tillie and Weston divorced. She remarried to John P. Smith. (no children from this union) Weston remarried to Ruth (Ruby) Schaffer (Zigenfuss or Ziegenfus). Ruth brought a daughter Virginia Ziegnfus to the union.

Ruth and Weston had the following children:
Hilda Married Calvin Bartholomew
Isabell Married Albert Wessner
Emma Married Louis Mira
Alice Married Paul Gibson
Daniel Married Mary
Barbara Married Coit
Weston S Jr. had two wives who died
Earl Morris Weston’s son from first marriage.
Virginia Zigenfus Zigenfoos Kindig was Ruth’s daughter from her first
marriage. Virginia married a Jackson.
Daniel, Weston Jr., and Emma (Mira) still live. Barbara went to CA married a Coit and has totally dropped off the radar. The last anyone knows she did have a son.

Weston S. Sr. had a brother Morris. Morris was married to Emma. They had a son Billie and a daughter Mabel. No other information is currently available.

Tillie Benkhardt’s mother was Paulina Stoll Benkhardt. We have no information on father Frank Benkhardt other than he was in Allentown PA. Tillie’s sisters were Ida, Carrie, Gertrude, and Flora. I only knew Carrie and Gertrude. Flora and Ida were probably deceased by the time I came along

Daniel B. Kindig and Lena Kraus were the parents of Weston and Morris.

Daniel Kindig and Susanna Hively were the parents of Daniel B Kindig. It seems Daniel was taken by his family from PA to Milton Wayne OH. The children from this marriage beside Daniel B. were Christiana Shellabarger, John S. Kindig, William Henry Kindig, and Catherine Kindig. Christiana returned to PA in her later life.

Daniels father and mother were Daniel Kindig and Susanna Hively. This generation shows a transfer of residence from PA to Wayne OH. Children for this union are Lucy Ann, David, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Lydia, Susanna, and William Francis Kindig.

Daniel Kindig’s parents were Henry Kindig and Elizabeth Eshelman. It appears Daniel was the only child attributed to Henry and Elizabeth. This is as far back as the Kindig surname line goes. It takes it back to 1755. This is pre revolutionary war and Henry would have been in his twenties when the revolution occurred. We do not know if he was a revolutionary war solider or not. It seems he may have been a Mennonite. We are researching more on him through the Lancaster County Historical Society in PA.

On the Kindig grandmother side we have records going back to 1712. Because of the numerous listings I will just list the names that are in this tree and appear to be directly connected.
Leana Krauss
Susanna Hively George Hively
Elizabeth Eshelman Benedict Eshelman, Peter Eshelman
Susanna Weigel, Johan Leonard Weigel, Valentin Weigel, Johan Martin Weigel
Rosina Billmeyer, Jacob Billmeyer changed name from Johann Balmer (father of Jacob)
Christina Mayer
Helena Holtzender
Maria Funcher, Georg Funcher
Ann Dorothy Triddell Nicholas Triddell
Magdalena
Anna Stehman, Joseph Steinman note name change father to daughter
Frena
Frederick Stoll, Fredricka Stoll, Carolina Stoll
Dobelman
Barbara Herman
Fredricka Weiss, Fredian Weiss, John Wass
E Kienzle

If you come across Brian Kindig in CA, he is my nephew. He is my brother Bruce’s
son. He is also actively researching this ancestry.
I will greatly appreciate any thing you can add to enhance this ancestry. I am especially curious as to how Henry got to Lancaster County and what his roots are.

The following surnames are being shown in my list of kinship.
Alkirie
Bachman
Dietrich
Hemerman
Mosteller
The frequency and long listings of these names seem unrelated. However, if you can add any knowledge about these names and how they might relate to the Kindig list, please feel free to add your findings.

Thank you ever so much for your contributions.

Alan S. Kindig
alanandsharon@suddenlink.net
1303 Hemlock Drive
Greenville NC 27858
252 355 1859

Re: Albert Baer

BONITA778 — 2009-06-12 00:11:42Z

I TOO BEFORE UNITED STATES BAER WAS SPELLED SAME AS YOUR..DO KNOW MOST BAR,S ARE RELATED...WHERE PURSECUTED FOR THIER FAIT...I HAVE SOME GERMANT RECORDS...MY COUSIN RASSI SIDE...ALSO MUSELMAN..HUNZING..LANDES..AMOUNGE MANY...I BELIVE FIRST LIVED IN SWITERLAND.

Re: Ludwig/ Louis Baer or Theresa Mauritz

icsinc1 — 2009-03-12 10:59:52Z

I have a family connection with Frances and Frank Kerschbaum from the Aniwa area, thru the Kerschbaum side. They lived only a few years in the area before heading west to Washington state.

Death of Ms. Mary Baer in India

davwayell — 2009-02-21 04:19:47Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Ms. Mary Baer, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Ms. Baer died in India on July 11, 1942.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Bare; Bear; Baer

ic19993 — 2009-03-22 19:55:48Z

Here is some info. for you. I think you have your dates mixed up.How could Han's get married in 1509, when he was born in 1545.

Brief History of the Bär Family From Canton Zurich, Switzerland to Lancaster County, PA
Excerpts from Jane Evans Best, The Baer Saga

Hans Bär (I) was an Anabaptist who died before 1614 at Albis in the parish of Hausen about nine miles southwest of the city of Zurich, Switzerland (Maps). The youngest of his ten children, Hans Jakob Bär (1591), died childless in 1668. His heirs were the children of his deceased brothers and sisters, and they provide for us, together with parish records, a roster of the children and grandchildren of Hans Bär (I) of Albis. Granddaughter Anna married Martin Meyli, who in 1658 wrote an account of the persecution of the Anabaptists which was included in the Martyrs’ Mirror. Three of his grandsons Hans Jakob Bär (1595), Osli Bär, and Hans Bär (III) can be linked to most of the early Bear immigrants to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, from 1717 to 1732 as well as to the Bärentag families now headed by Friedrich H. Baer of Nürnberg, West Germany.

When Cathrina Huber was buried at Hausen on April 22, 1622, the pastor called her in the church books deceased Hans Bär’s (I) widow of the Bruder Albis. This place name was used for the three Hofs (farms) called Unter Albis, Mittel Albis, and Ober Albis – each a cluster of several farmhouses then and now located along the road to the top of the mountain above Hausen called Ratlisberg. Two other Bärs were mentioned in the early Hausen records. Heinrich Bär was the father of Oswald, baptized July 19, 1578; of Mary, baptized February 10, 1581; and of Frantz, baptized February 14, 1582. Felix Bär was the father of Anna, baptized June 26, 1582; Jacob, baptized November 15, 1587; and Elsbeth, baptized July 27, 1589. Were Hans (I), Heinrich, and Felix the original brothers of Albis? Where did Heinrich and Felix go when they left Albis after 1589?”

Re: I want to find out more

ic19993 — 2009-03-07 20:07:40Z

Here is what I have on the Bär Family that can be proven.
I have all the "Bear Saga" magazines.Have never found anybody born before Han's in 1545.I have Baer's back to the 1720's.
My e-mail is
mjrose@uneedspeed.net

"Bear Saga" by Jane Evens Best in the Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage Magazines, dated July1998, October, 1998 and January 1999.

Brief History of the Bär Family From Canton Zurich, Switzerland to Lancaster County, PA
Excerpts from Jane Evans Best

Hans Bär (I) was an Anabaptist who died before 1614 at Albis in the parish of Hausen about nine miles southwest of the city of Zurich, Switzerland (Maps). The youngest of his ten children, Hans Jakob Bär (1591), died childless in 1668. His heirs were the children of his deceased brothers and sisters, and they provide for us, together with parish records, a roster of the children and grandchildren of Hans Bär (I) of Albis. Granddaughter Anna married Martin Meyli, who in 1658 wrote an account of the persecution of the Anabaptists which was included in the Martyrs’ Mirror. Three of his grandsons Hans Jakob Bär (1595), Osli Bär, and Hans Bär (III) can be linked to most of the early Bear immigrants to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, from 1717 to 1732 as well as to the Bärentag families now headed by Friedrich H. Baer of Nürnberg, West Germany.

When Cathrina Huber was buried at Hausen on April 22, 1622, the pastor called her in the church books deceased Hans Bär’s (I) widow of the Bruder Albis. This place name was used for the three Hofs (farms) called Unter Albis, Mittel Albis, and Ober Albis – each a cluster of several farmhouses then and now located along the road to the top of the mountain above Hausen called Ratlisberg. Two other Bärs were mentioned in the early Hausen records. Heinrich Bär was the father of Oswald, baptized July 19, 1578; of Mary, baptized February 10, 1581; and of Frantz, baptized February 14, 1582. Felix Bär was the father of Anna, baptized June 26, 1582; Jacob, baptized November 15, 1587; and Elsbeth, baptized July 27, 1589. Were Hans (I), Heinrich, and Felix the original brothers of Albis? Where did Heinrich and Felix go when they left Albis after 1589?”

The history of the Bär family in Albis is intimately tied up with the Anabaptist movement of the early 17th Century in Canton Zurich. The Anabaptists were one of many groups which arose during the Reformation in Central Europe and gave rise to modern groups including the Mennonites and Amish. Their beliefs included the rejection of infant baptism, pacifism, and conservative dress. Persecution of the Anabaptists by the majority Protestants of the Zurich area led to several members of the family being imprisoned during the 1630s and 40s for their beliefs.

Lorenz Bär was thirty-seven years old in 1617, when he died before the birth of his fourth child. His wife died before 1634, and their children were reared by Hans Jakob Bär (1591) [Lorenz’s brother]. On November 13, 1649, Oswald Bär sold his dairy farm on Ober Albis to his uncle, Hans Jakob Bär (1591) (who lived in the lower house) and his cousins [the sons of Lorenz], Hans Bär (III) and Hans Jagli Bär (who lived in the upper house). The total price of two thousand florins was to be paid in installments on St. Martin’s Day (November 11) until 1662. It was the first of many complicated land transactions between Bear brothers and cousins that have delighted and frustrated family historians ever since.”

This was the time of a tax revolt in the area, and in 1646 the Zurich government advanced by force of arms and occupied Wäldenswil, the town north of Richterswil on Lake Zurich. In February 1647 the Anabaptists left the Zurich area in the direction of the Rhine River (Map of the Kraichgau). This was near the end of the 30 Years' War (1618-1648) which had left much of Germany depopulated. A map of deaths due to war and desease has been created. Pfalz, in particular, had suffered population losses exceeding 50%. Because Oswald Bär sold his farm in Albis in 1649 and his family is not on the 1650 census of Richterswil, they probably joined the older children.”

Felix Bär [the son of Hans Bär (III)], baptized on April 23, 1654, left Ober Albis by 1678. He is recorded in Dammhof near Eppingen in 1682, and in 1686 he moved to Ittlingen, where he was a Hofbauer (estate farmer with 95 morgens of land) (Map). He and his sister Elisabeth died in 1689 – he in early July in ‘Itingen’ and Elisabeth ‘in der Curfurstl. Pfalz.’ This was the year of the invasion of the Kraichgau by the armies of King Louis XIV of France. … The prodigious work of Annette Burgert showed that immigrant Ulrich Bär was the son of this Felix.”

Johann Ulrich Bär arrived [in America] on September 30, 1732, and warranted a 113-acre tract called Springfield near Henry Steigle/Stiegel and Ulrich Statchley/Steadey in a part of Warwick Township that is now Clay Township [Lancaster Co.]. He died intestate in 1749. The Orphans’ Court on December 2, 1767, allotted the tract to his oldest son, Adam Bear. Frederick Stoner took the land to satisfy a debt of Adam Bear and on August 6, 1773, conveyed the land to Martin Bear [Adam’s youngest brother]. The settlement of the estate of Anna Elizabeth Bär [sister of Adam], childless widow of Samuel Wolf, provided records, including some from the Ittlingen church book, which show without any doubt that all of these people are from the same family. By 1771 Maria Agatha Bär [elder sister of Adam], who was married before 1750 to Johann Conradt Gysi/Geesey, lived in York County.”

References:
Best, Jane Evans, A Bear Hunt in Europe. In Mennonite Family History, Jan 1983, pp 4-10.

Best, Jane Evans, A Bear Saga: Albis to America. In Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vol. IX, no. 4, Oct 1986, pp 14-23.

Best, Jane Evans, A Bear Saga: Lancaster County and Beyond. In Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vol. X, no. 1, Jan 1987, pp 21-37.

Best, Jane Evans, A Bear Saga: The Birmensdorf Connection. In Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, vol. XI, no. 2, Aprn 1988, pp 31-45.

Hans Bär was born about 1545. Anabaptist leader. Lived at Bruder Albis/Ober Ratlisberg, Canton Zurich, Switzerland.
He died before 1614 in Albis, Hausen Parish, Canton Zurich, Switzerland. Hans married Kathrina Huber. Kathrina was buried 22 April 1622 in Albis, Hausen Parish, Canton Zurich, Switzerland.

The name Bar can be spelled many ways
BAR BAAR BAARE BAER
BAEHRE BAEHOAR BAHAR BAHOR
BAERE BAIAR BAIER BAIR
BAIRE BAIRR BARE BARR
BAYER BAYEUR BAYOR BAYRE
BEAHER BEAHR BEAIR BEAIRE
BEAR BEARE BEER BEERE
BEHAR BEHER BEHR BEIER
BEIR BEIRR BERE BEYAR
BEYER BIAR BIARE BIER
BOHAER BYAR BYER BYHER

Re: Albert Baer

GenealogicalGenie — 2009-04-25 16:17:24Z

I had a first cousin twice removed named Albert Baer; he was the brother of Bessie Baer Colton and Robert Baer. Their parents were Samuel Baer and Ida Sachs...I am looking to see if anyone has this family in their lineage.

Samuel was my great grandfather's brother. When they were in Europe, their parents sent them to two different families to keep them from going in to the Russian Army.

Re: Baer

Carylon44 — 2009-04-22 19:38:25Z

Was your mother, Margaret Jennings? Do you have any info on her family that you could share.
Carylon

Re: Albert Baer

swanholme — 2009-04-18 14:53:29Z

I know my ancestors are German Swiss, but they are not from Germany.
thank you for your reply...I suppose they are from a different group.
Actually I do not know much more than what I sent.
My grandmother had the maiden name of Jenny, also from Switzerland. Her father's first name was Kasper and her mother Anna, both from Switzerland.
anyhow, it is fun to look. It would be more fun to find.
Thank you,
Barbara

Albert Baer

swanholme — 2009-04-17 18:55:58Z

My maternal grandfather, Alert Baer, came to the U.S. in Sept. 1907 from Switzerland. His last name was spelled Bar with two dots or accent marks (not sure what they are properly called) over the "a"...it was changed when he got here. He immigrated into the port of Seattle.
His father was Albert Bar (born May 1857; died March 1937) and lived in Switzerland. His mother was named Anna Bader Bar (born May 1861, died Sept 1927, in Switzerland). I have nothing beyond that.
If you have anything I would be thankful.
Barbara Swan

Re: Albert Baer

swanholme — 2009-06-11 01:38:11Z

My grandfather came over from Switzerland in 1907. He came to the port of Seattle. His name was Bar with two marks over the "a". He was born in 1887.
During my search on Ancestry I found his father to also be Albert Bar and mother Anna. I did not get far on his side of the family.

Re: Albert Baer

swanholme — 2009-04-25 19:58:28Z

My grandfather, Albert Baer (Bar before coming to the US). His family lived in Switzerland. His father's name was also Albert and his mother Anna (as far as I know). I think his father and his birth mother divorced and then my grandfather left Switzerland to come to America.
So there are a few gaps in my records.
Thanks for your response.
Barbara

Re: Jacob Baer.

GPHemsley — 2009-05-25 05:38:32Z

Lillie is my grandmother, and I've finally forwarded her the message after 6 years. As far as I can tell, the pieces fit, so I've gone ahead and added the family members you mentioned to my family tree.

I hope you're still active on this site and are able to respond.

Re: Jacob Baer 1757 Northampton County PA

runningbaer1945 — 2009-03-17 20:46:29Z

i hope you still have the files you were talking about we are trying to locate the parents of our own Jacob Baer who was born 1781 and died in 1863 Pa, according to our records. He lived at Beartown thank you Louise Baer squeezy_52554@yahoo.com

Re: Bare or Baer Family (Lafayette married to Elin Bowling - Daughter: Martha Susan)

runningbaer1945 — 2009-03-17 20:36:35Z

hi this lafette was born on jan 09 1816 and died dec 22 in 1881 davis county iowa his father was thomas baer and mother was cathrine neibel but thanks for answering louise baer

Re: Thomas Baer Husband of Cathrine Niebel

runningbaer1945 — 2009-03-17 20:26:05Z

hi this is arlene baer in iowa please send me a email rocking granny

Re: Thomas Baer Husband of Cathrine Niebel

runningbaer1945 — 2009-03-17 20:25:31Z

hi this is arlene baer in iowa please send me a email rocking granny

Re: Does anyone have the family tree of Max Baer?!

vandabaer — 2009-03-11 18:24:53Z

I was told that Max Baer was my Great Great Uncle, and Max Baer the actor who played Jethro was my third cousin, My father
Bernard Baer Is related to Max Baer But I am not sure where or what part of the tree, But we are all related.My Father also as a Brother name Max Baer, he from a family of 12 kids

Re: I want to find out more

jennifer_bobrowski — 2009-03-06 04:58:59Z

My Great-grandfather was John Baer - born in 1898 in NJ I believe. I have not info on his parents though...

Re: Albert Baer

BONITA778 — 2009-06-11 01:26:17Z

i have some bar german records...would love to have anything you can share...my side came in unted states in 1912......emil...jacob..peter..jacob..mathaus..hans..heinrich..hans..martin...oswald...hans..hans.named changed to baer

Re: Albert Baer

andysimington — 2009-04-18 14:48:38Z

Hello,
I found my father's family through a message board. However they are all from Germany. One new cousin I discovered is sending me some information from Germany but I am not sure if that helps at all. If you would like me to send you the German Bar tree I can do so but it may not be connected to your family.
Pat Bar Simington

Re: Baer

andysimington — 2009-04-24 14:42:49Z

No Sorry my mother is Bernadine Lefevre. I think we are from different branches. Lawrence my great great grandfather was born in Germany in 1838. I can trace back three more generations in Germany.

Re: Does anyone have the family tree of Max Baer?!

srosenfeld186 — 2009-05-29 12:58:05Z

My late grandmothers step-father was Wolfe Berer (baer) from Tarnov Austria ( now Poland) I have Wolfe Berer original identity papers , was always told was related to Max Baer the boxer, possibly Jacob Baers brother, father uncle??

Re: Baer

4choices — 2009-04-27 00:08:02Z

Margret Irene Jennings was my grandmother..She married Elva Hobart Baer.

Re: Bare; Bear; Baer

haroldlawson08 — 2009-02-27 19:06:22Z

I just found information on the Famly Search website that shows my Benjamin Bare who I have been trying to trace for several years is a desendant of Hans Bar born in 1545, died in 1617, married Kathrina Huber on February 11, 1509 or 1510 and he was from Switzerland. It looks like we may be of the same family way back. Let me know what you think. Barb

Re: Hiram Baer m. Elizabeth (Rikler?) b. 1834

haroldlawson08 — 2009-02-24 21:27:03Z

I have some information on this Hiram Baer. He married a woman a woman by the name of Roller. Family was in Indiana. Hiram was a brother to my grandfather. If you are still interested I have information I would shae.

BAER Walter M and Reba Faye

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-17 22:36:55Z

BAER Walter M and Reba Faye

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

BAER Joseph J 1874-1939

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-02 19:30:32Z

BAER Joseph J 1874-1939

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

BAER Lillian Jane 1886-1969

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-02 19:30:21Z

BAER Lillian Jane 1886-1969

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Kenneth H. Baer

JIWelsch — 2009-03-30 19:52:01Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa
Kenneth H. Baer, Jr., 54, of Muscatine, died Tuesday, June 19, 2007, at Genesis West in Davenport.

Mr. Baer was born April 25, 1953, in Muscatine, the son of Kenneth and Wilma (McKillip) Baer, Sr.

He married Susan Johns Aug. 11, 1990, at the Little Brown Church in Nashua.
He was employed at Doane Pet Care as a fork lift operator.

He enjoyed gardening and yard work, fishing, hunting and spending time at his cabin with his friends and family.

He will be deeply missed by his wife; a step-daughter, Valeri Stafford of Muscaine; four grandchildren, Cassie, Ian, Zoie and Brooke; a sister, Pat Garmon and her husband, Rich, of Muscatine; a nephew, Chad Garmon and his wife, Chris, of Plainfield, Ill.; two nieces, Mindi Shoppa and her husband, Jody, of Fruitland and Angie Garmon of Muscatine.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and grandparents.

Re: Baer From Germany

aprilmartineau — 2009-03-30 07:37:46Z

I have a new email its april_martineau@ymail.com

Re: my baer family...germany to illinois

aprilmartineau — 2009-03-30 07:33:30Z

This is my family as well. I beleive I am your cousin My Grandmother was Mary Ann Baer.(She married William David Albert and my father is Emil albert there son) Daughter Of Emil Jacob Baer and Magdalene Muselman. So your parents are my great aunt and uncle So yes your tree looks very familiar. you can email me at april_martineau@ymail.com

Hi to all the Baer Family out there!!

aprilmartineau — 2009-04-05 17:13:50Z

I am looking for any Baer family that may have info they want to share with me! I am stuck on Jacob Baer born 1886 and died in 1933 He is my great great great grandfather born in Germany. I am the grand daughter of Mary Ann Baer and her father was Emil Baer and his father was Jacob Baer the one I am stuck on. If you think I may be part of your family tree please contact me I would live to share info. I have already met a few of my close branches and I have to say it has been wonderful getting to know more of my family!! Good luck to everyone

April Alina Albert (Martineau)

Re: my baer family...germany to illinois

Tamarlyn — 2009-03-14 00:08:46Z

I was wondering what names are connect to child #4 to Schlumlfs?
I have Schlumpfs in my family that lived in Peoria, Illinios.