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Bakonyjákó

bauermarcell — 2009-11-09 10:56:26Z

I am Marcell Bauer from Hungary.My great-grandfather ~János Bauer geb.:1869~ Bakonyjákó originated.I research it for a long time the nearly and distant relatives.
Address:
Marcell Bauer
8500, Pápa, Böröllő u. 4, Hungary
bauermarcell@citromail.hu

Re: Bauer- Czarnomska (or similar) nee Esam

johnwells1954 — 2009-10-28 09:02:30Z

Vicky

Hi thank you for your reply, would be delighted to give you my email, is johnseagulls@hotmail.co.uk.

Much of my family history is on ancestry which Iwould be delighted to share with you.

as mentioned peter hasbeen in touch and as it was he who initially asked me about daphne.

i have advised peter of our initial conversation, and he would like to make contact.

jhe is iin contact wth roy

john

Re: Bauer- Czarnomska (or similar) nee Esam

VSL2009 — 2009-10-27 23:46:33Z

Hi John

I think we may have met before. Maybe at Joyce and Erics many years ago. I was wondering if its possible for me to send you an email direct rather than posting on the forum. Not sure how to do this as I havent been on many forums yet.

I assume you are researching your family tree?! I asked my mum and dad about various family members several years ago and wrote it down but not sure how accurate it is. Am quite interested in finding out more.

Best Wishes
Vicky

Re: Gottlieb Bauer

SharonLemley51 — 2009-10-27 19:41:16Z

Can you tell me the name of Magdalena Leicht Bauer's father and the maiden name of her mother? I have found this family in my research and don't quite know which parents to place Magdalena with. Thanks!

Re: Bauer

davidlbauer — 2009-10-27 08:49:40Z

WOW! Great find! Thank you so much! I'll check out that website!

Re: Bauer- Czarnomska (or similar) nee Esam

johnwells1954 — 2009-10-26 21:12:23Z

Vicky

Hi, thank you for your reply, well its been an interesting search.

I must be honest and say that it was while researching te Esams that it was Peter herbert who asked me if I had any knowledge whether daphne was still alive, as Roy esam esam hadbeen asking

aparently they had an Ealing address, and when one was over in London apparently tried to look her up,to no avail.
valerie ends us a chrristmas card butthats about alll the contact we have.

cant recall but did we meet atvalerie andcharles place many years ago possibl joyce and erics golden wedding or similar

whether daphne would remember me dont know, but Arthur my father died 2 years ago,and as I have parkinsons moved back into the family house.

is daphne in a home now with her condition .please please keep in touch.

maybe we meet again someday

john .

Re: Bauer- Czarnomska (or similar) nee Esam

VSL2009 — 2009-10-26 18:29:45Z

Hello John,

I have just found this thread. (I was trying to find out about my grandmother Sophia Bauer Czarnomska). I am Daphnes daughter, Vicky. She is still alive, but unfortunately has dementia. It might really good to be able to talk to her about your mother Eileen. I have often wondered about her family and friends that she lost contact with. Her cousins Valerie and Anne are still in touch, but thats about it.

Best Wishes
Vicky Lewis

Re: Bauer

openingdoors — 2009-10-25 23:29:36Z

Hi David,

Fultonhistory.com is a wonderful free site to say the least.

I found the following:
Page 4 The Waterville Times, May 6, 1926

Mrs. Charles Bauer

The death of Alice Klossner Bauer, wife of Charles Bauer, occurred Friday night at her home at Conger's Corners in this town, after an illness of about two weeks of pneumonia. She was born in Switzerland, June 6, 1871 and came to this country with her parents at the age of 17 years, locating in Utica. In that city she was united in marriage with Charles Bauer September 14, 1889. Several years ago Mr. Bauer purchased a farm in the town which they had since resided. Mrs. Bauer was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Utica. Besides her husband, she also leaves surviving a daughter, Mrs. Mamie Reichenberg of Marcy, and two sons David and Charles of this village. The funeral was held from her late home Sunday afternoon.

Re: Bauer

openingdoors — 2009-10-25 13:07:59Z

Hello David,

I have a Dorothy "Dora" Bauer born 10 Jan 1847, died 27 April 1921. She maybe buried in Farmington, NY. Her death notice in the newspaper reads Mrs. Henreitta Bower died at 74 years, born Jan 10,1846 in Niesdors, Germany. The children listed are the children of Dora. This makes me wonder if her name is Henreitta Dorothea Bauer or if the newspaper made a mistake. I have never seen her refered to as Henrietta any where else.

There is a Charles Bauer that lived on Jefferson Ave, Fairport, NY, in 1936. I'm trying to connect Dora and Charles, but having no luck.

Is this Charles of interest to you?

Re: bauer family

amyhewitt34 — 2009-10-18 13:41:03Z

Hi.

I am still researching Lewis Frank Bauer's parents John Bauer or Bower and Lydia Roth. At this time, I do not know when he came to America from Germany or the name of the ship he sailed on.

Amy

Re: Bauer's from Ohio

JakeBauer120 — 2009-10-18 01:46:34Z

Eileen, I would love to be of more help to you on this, but I have no info on this side of my family here in Brazil. Since I have been here for over 36 years now, all info is with some of the relatives in Akron, but I also have had very little contact with them for many years. My Jacob Bauer is buried in Suffield, but I don´t know which cemetary.
I have a cousin in Akron who may know more about this and he has an antique shop on W. Market St. "The Stagecoach Antiques" and his name is Leo Walter Jr. He is one of the older generation ( as I am too now!) which may be able to help a bit with this as his family were also Bauers some time ago! Please let me know if he can help! Tks, Jake

Re: Bauer's from Ohio

EileenCleary1 — 2009-10-18 01:32:32Z

Thanks Jake, I'd appreciate your help and I'll be glad to help you with what I have.
I have Leah Bower that married John J. Pero, both are buried in the East Lawn Cemetery, Suffield Township of Portage County OH. Is this where your great great grandfather is buried?
Leah Bower b: June 3, 1824, Stark County OH
d: Mar 7, 1897, Suffield Twp., Portage County OH
m: June 9, 1842, Summit County OH - to John Pero, he was born in Germany

Leah is the daughter of my 2nd great grandfather, Jacob Bauer/Bower/Bowers, that I had mentioned before. Leah is one of 10 children of Jacob & Elizabeth.
Does she fit into your family tree? I'm from Ohio too...

Re: Bauer's from Ohio

JakeBauer120 — 2009-10-18 01:22:47Z

My oldest Jacob Bauer relative is buried in Suffield, Ohio and he´s the olny one I know about. He was my great -great grandfather. There is (was) a cousin, Carl Bauer who is buried in Magadore Oh I believe.
Sorry not to be of more help on this! Jake

Re: Bauer's from Ohio

mariaschell1964 — 2009-10-17 23:02:06Z

Where are they buried? are they in Akron?

Re: Bauer's from Ohio

JakeBauer120 — 2009-10-17 01:42:56Z

Hi Eileen, my great - great grandfather is buried in a cemetary in Suffield, OH and I don´t have any more info at this time but am trying to get more from different sources. If I do get anything to help I will send it along.
I live in São Paulo Brazil, so it´s a bit difficult to get around and go after these things up close!
Let me know if you get any more info and I will do the same. Tks, Jake

Re: Bauer's from Ohio

EileenCleary1 — 2009-10-16 23:48:41Z

Do you have a Jacob Bauer/Bower/Bowers that married Elizabeth (Ressler)? This is my 2nd great grandfather. On Elizabeth's tombstone it says that she is the wife of Jacob Bauer, but on his tombstone it says he is Jacob Bower. My grandfather is Jacob Bowers. So you can see we have three different spellings of the Bauer name.

Karolina Bauer from Gamischdorf, Austria, to Catasauqua, PA

JoanneBrentari — 2009-10-15 23:50:45Z

My grandmother, Karolina Bauer, came to America in 1906. She married my grandfather, Frank Loeffler, in Catasauqua, PA, and they lived in Philadelphia before moving to Lansdale, PA, and raising their large family. Karolina had several sisters who reportedly came to the Emmaus, PA, area. Unfortunately, Karolina was estranged from her family due to her marrying outside of her religion. I would love to meet my Bauer cousins!

John Thomas Bowers 1837 Bavaria - 1907 Ellsworth WI

Jeanne_Bristol — 2009-10-15 18:21:26Z

BOWERS, John Thomas (Civil War) was born May 8, 1837, in Bavaria, German, and came to the United States when eleven years of age with his father's family, two brothers and five sisters. They settled for a short time in Cincinatti, O., then moved to Ripley county, Indiana. He was a son of George Adam and Anna Bowers, both natives of Germany. The father followed farming in Indiana for a number of years and then returned to Ohio, where his wife died. In 1865 he came to Wisconsin and made his home with our subject until his death at the age of seventy-nine years. John T. Bowers received his education in the schools of Indiana and Ohio and worked on his father's farm at Richmond, Ind. When seventeen years of age he went to his sisters at Marion, Ind., and worked on the farm on shares until the breaking out of the Civil War. In 1862 he enlisted in Company H, Eighth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and fought in the battles of Magnolia or Thomson Hill, Champion Hill, Rock River Bridge, Vicksburg, from May 9 to July 3, 1863; Jackson, Miss.; Valparaiso, Tex.; Fisher Hill, Winchester and at Cedar Creek, Virginia, where he received wounds which disabled him for further service. Few knew that his left elbow had been shattered by a rebel bullet and that his left arm was stiff, painful and nearly useless to the end of his days. No boastful word ever fell from his lips, but modest and brave he was of the highest type of our true citizen soldiers who saved the nation. After his discharge he returned to Indiana. In the fall of 1865 he came to Ellsworth, Wis., and purchased a tract of eighty acres of timber land in the township of Ellsworth on section 26. This he cleared and brought under cultivation and here he made his home for twenty-five years engaged in general farming and stock raising to some extent. About the year 1891 he moved to the village of Ellsworth, where he was elected county treasurer of Pierce County and served two terms. A Republican in politics, he held nearly all the township offices; was for many years treasurer of Ellsworth township. After his term of office as county treasurer had expired he engaged in the hardware business at the east end of Ellsworth, which he conducted for a number of years, and later became a partner in the firm of Foss-Armstrong Company, continuing in the business until his death, October 25, 1907. He was a member of the G. A. R. In all his dealings he was the soul of honor. Idolized by his family, beloved by his friends. Respected by all, he passed through the gate whose portal never outward swings. With a clear conception of his duty to God and his fellow men, with a strong moral sense and strength of character to act, he reached that highest ideal of manhood, a good citizen, than which no greater encomium can fall from mortal lips. The funeral services were held from the Presbyterian Church under the auspices of the G. A. R., Res. Herrmann and West officiating. A large concourse of people witnessed the ceremonies, which at the grave were especially impressive. Thoughts of other days came to many as they gazed upon the bowed forms of the old veterans surrounding the grave, and sacred were the tears that rained from their eyes when taps were sounded to note that another comrade had found his last resting place.
Bowers resides at her residence in the village of Ellsworth. She is a daughter of George Adams and Magdaline (Burekel) Sauer, both natives of Germany, who settled in Cincinatti, O., where they lived until their death. There were six children born to Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, five of whom are still living. They were all born in Pierce County. George A. married Carrie Falkofske-they have three children; Ruth, Raymond, Archie; Annie died at the age of twenty-one years; Caroline married for her first husband Octave Dumond, and one son, Marvin, was born. She married for her second husband Harley Rose and by this union one child was born-Franklin; Elizabeth is the wife of Fred Wirth and they have two children-Archie and Clarence; Catherine resides at home; she graduated from the Ellsworth High School and taught for some time in the district schools of Pierce county; Franklin, Jr., is the sixth child.

BAUER Lisa Riley 1963-1980

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 14:52:42Z

BAUER Lisa Riley 1963-1980

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 206,349 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.

Re: Bauer

crunchnmunchdeb — 2009-09-06 04:45:56Z

hello my dads birth name is charles augusst bauer b sf 1923 and his father is charles a bauer b ny 1897 does any of this info fit in your tree? thank you d barton

Re: Herman Bauer buried at London, Lane County, Oregon

crunchnmunchdeb — 2009-09-06 04:21:58Z

hello i just found out that my father birth name was charles august bauerborn san francisco 1923 his father was also charles a bauer born ny 1897 i think his father was frank bauer from austria. are any of these people in your tree? thank you d barton

Re: Bauer families from PA

crunchnmunchdeb — 2009-09-06 04:16:56Z

hello, i read your post on ancestry did your frank bauer have a son named charles a bauer? if so can you contact me he may be in my tree. thank you d barton

Re: BAUER, BOWER, SCHIFLER, MILDENBERGER - GERMANY TO ENGLAND

outshorty — 2009-08-22 12:19:10Z

wow just reading through old threads and found this - its now 2009 and I am still no further forward with the query. I saw where Chris Schifler's shop was and the other person was the shop below and confectionery shop. I have been to Woodhorn and got no further forward there either. I am resigning myself to the fact that I will never know the relationship between my great grandfather john bower and his supposed father chris schifler and i will never find out any information where the were in germany apart from Wurtemberg or any other ancestors from germany.

BAUER - BOWER

outshorty — 2009-08-21 19:29:47Z

Hi
I was wondering if anyone can help me as I have been at a standstill with my family tree for some years now with my maternal great grandparents.
My great grandfather was John Bauer born in Liefersberg Baden in Germany in 1863 and died in England in 1928/ He was married to a Lina Mildenberger and they were married in England and lived here until they both died. [They changed their surname to BOWER] I have information from their lives in England but nothing from Germany, something which is a mystery to me is on their marriage certificate it lists Chris Schiefler as John's father, I dont understand the difference in surnames and I can not find any information on him either. There is no imigration record that i can find so basically I am stuck.

hope someone can help me.
Alison

BAUER - BOWER

outshorty — 2009-08-21 19:27:24Z

Hi
I was wondering if anyone can help me as I have been at a standstil with my family tree for some years now with my maternal great grandparents.
My great grandfather was John Bauer born in Liefersberg Baden in Germany in 1863 and died in England in 1928/ He was married to a Lina Mildenberger and they were married in England and lived here until they both died. I have information from their lives in England but nothing from Germany, something which is a mystery to me is on their marriage certificate it lists Chris Schiefler as John's father, I dont understand the difference in surnames and I can not find any information on him either. There is no imigration record that i can find so basically I am stuck.

hope someone can help me.
Alison

Bauer, Jacob Franz , Charles Jacob. Antony, William, John, Peter

WilliamBauer67 — 2009-10-10 22:11:26Z

Immigrated to Pa in 1842 included in 1850 census Wilkes-Barre, Pa,. John, William, Peter and Anthony were all Civil War veterans. Jacob Franz was a gunsmith in Ft . Leavenworth, Kansas. John, after the War relocated to Hays City, Kansas. Anyone researching this lineage? Thanks, Bill Bauer

Re: Carl Bauer Nebraska Rose Naturalization

lassnick — 2009-09-26 13:15:50Z

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Carl Bauer Nebraska Rose Naturalization

lassnick — 2009-09-22 14:20:03Z

I have the naturalization papers for Carl Bauer b:29 Sep 1880 in Nabern, Germany. These are from Frontier County Nebraska, looks like finalized in 1922, Dec. of Intent appears to be dated 1920.
Lists his spouse as Rosa E. Bauer born in Clearmont, MO;
List children as: Roy William Bauer ; May ; Grace ; Lilly ; Joe. If someone is looking for them, let me know, all I ask is reimbursement for my costs and postage. This was not 'my' Carl Bauer.

Re: BAUER - BOWER

doramaynard — 2009-09-18 15:55:17Z

Sometimes the census takers made mistakes in transcribing. My grandfather was a Bauer. Some of his and his relative's records are found under Bower. Another name you should look under is Baner for Bauer. Some people don't write clearly and sometime information is misunderstood when given or misread when transcribing. Sometimes they put an extra letter in the name or leave one out. It makes research very difficult and time consuming.

Re: Fairfax Bauer, 1902-1979

SuzieNash34 — 2009-10-12 17:08:41Z

Jake, you have made my day, truly. I have been searching for information on your parents for some time, especially your mother. As you probably know from my original posting, Fairfax's grandfather was one of my g-g-grandmother's nephews. Yes, I am interested in anything else you can provide. My email address is luv_u_suzieq@yahoo.com and you may contact me that way. Thank you again for responding to my posting.

Suzie

Re: Bauer's from Ohio

JakeBauer120 — 2009-10-12 12:51:29Z

I´m Jake Bauer from Ohio. My great great grandfather came from Germany to Suffield, Ohio (Jacob Bauer)and had several children and is burried in the cemetary there.
My great grandfather was Jacob Bauer (Jacob Willard Bauer),as was my grandfather and father.I am also a Jacob Willard Bauer.
Don´t know if I can help on your family, but there seem to be a lot of Bauer´s in Ohio over the years!
If I can help, pls advise, tks, Jake

Re: Fairfax Bauer, 1902-1979

JakeBauer120 — 2009-10-12 12:42:46Z

Fairfax was my mother. She married Jacob Willard Bauer. She died in her home in Akron, Ohio.
She had two children, Sarah Jane Bauer who married Wayne Kryszak and had two children, Perte and Douglas. Fairfax also had a son, Jacob Willard Bauer, who has a daughter, Natasha Faifax Bauer. Jacob (the son- Jake) went to Brazil in 1973 for Firestone and has remained there ever since. Natasha is living in Melbourne AU.
If you would like any more info, pls. advise. Thanks, Jake

Re: Anyone seeking info on G. A. Bauer of St. Louis, Mo. contact me

jjbauer4147 — 2009-09-18 23:13:37Z

Sorry for the delay in responding.
I do not have enough information to say on way or the other. I will have to do more research. Again, sorry to keep you hanging for so long.

John Bauer

Re: Amelia Bauer

kandlelight1 — 2009-08-15 19:42:27Z

Hi Greg,
I have been researching a Bauer family line for years. I am currently looking for a Walter Edward "Bud" Bauer born somewhere in Illinois around 1926. If you have any information please contact me at my email: kandlelight@sbcglobal.net
Thanks,
Tricia

Re: BAUER

addressmail2meusa — 2009-08-16 21:20:07Z

CLARIFICATION ON MY PREVIOUS POST.
Frederick Bauer b. 1875 lived in Nevada, Story County, Iowa prior to his death in New Albany.

Frank Bauer was born in Harrison County, Indiana and Died 1948 in Bloomington, McLean County, IL.

BAUER

addressmail2meusa — 2009-08-16 21:09:51Z

I cannot go back beyond Friederich Wilhelm Bauer Sr. Any help will be appreciated.

Friederich Wilhelm Sr. b. 1810 Dimirinceh, Alsace, d. 1868 - Floyd, IN
spouse; Katharina Letterman, b. 1811, Dossenheim, Alsace, d. 1872, New Albany, Floyd, IN

Children of Frederick Wilhelm Bauer, Jr ( b. 1836) and Maria Arndt (b. 1848)

Wilhelm Jacob, b. 1870 d. 1873
Emma Katherine Bauer, b. 1873 in Harrison, IN - d. 1947 in N. Vernon, Jennings, IN
Frederick Bauer, b. 1875 - d. 1949 in N. Albany, Floyd, IN Nevada, Story Co. IA & IL
Jacob A. Bauer, b. 1876
Edward Bauer, b. 1878
John Wm. b. 1881 in New Middletown - d. 1940 in Bloomington, Mclean Co, IL
George Phillip b. 1883 Harrison Co. - d. 1916 in New Middletown, Harrison, IN
Albert Christian Bauer, b. 1886
Mary Lily (Mayme), b. 1892 Harrison Co. -d. Louisville, KY.
Frank Bauer, b. 1899 Bloomington, Mclean Co, IL

Re: Bauer

SD87Bauer — 2009-09-06 15:52:23Z

Nope. Thank you though.

Bonnie Barbara Bauer

JIWelsch — 2009-08-27 13:40:12Z

Bonnie Barbara Bauer, 94, of Muscatine, passed away Saturday, December 24, 2005, at Lutheran Homes.

Per her request, she will be cremated. A memorial service will be held at a later date in Michigan. The Jeffrey S. Nichols Chapel Hill Funeral Home and Crematory arrangements.

Memorials may be made to the Lutheran Homes 2421 Lutheran Dr., Muscatine.

She was born March 28, 1911 in Illinois, the daughter of John and Lela Bennett.

She spent her childhood in Illinois, her working years in Michigan, her retirement years in Florida, and came to Lutheran Homes in 1989. She enjoyed being active in their Activities Department.

The family is appreciative of all the kindness shown to Bonnie. A special thanks to nurses and aides who went beyond the call of duty, to secret pals and for special gifts with no names.

She is survived by one sister, Juanita Cory and her husband William of Davenport and several loving nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers and one sister.

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

barbaraward2909 — 2009-09-30 02:04:46Z

sorry, hit the wrong button. I'm going to the vital records office tomorrow, looking for death certificate and birth certificate. Also marriage and divorce certificates. He died between 1962 and 1963. I found him at 225 Cherry st, Buffalo in the 1962 Polk Directory but not in 1963. What did you find out from your aunt? Let me know and I'll keep you posted on what I find tomorrow.

Barbara

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

barbaraward2909 — 2009-09-30 01:56:58Z

Here I am in Buffalo. I looked for Christian Bauer in the library today, nothing. Tomorrow I am going to go to

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

barbaraward2909 — 2009-09-17 04:05:00Z

I also failed to include that Christian Bauer and I assume brothers, were butchers. He also was a wrestler. Maybe this will mean something to your aunt. My dad told me that they lived just down the street from a catholic church.

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

barbaraward2909 — 2009-09-16 20:52:00Z

I am also trying to find Christian Bauer. I don't know about his brothers or sister. My father, James William Bauer's father was Christian Bauer. He was married to Laura Belle Happell from Olean, New York. The were divorced sometime after 1930 because on the 1930 census she was listed as the head of the household but married status. I went to visit Buffalo with my family in 1957 and my father went to visit him, he roomed with a family. He died somnetime after that. Hope this helps. Let me know if you think we may be related.

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

barbaraward2909 — 2009-10-01 03:26:14Z

Hi, I don't think that is the clue, him being her father, he was married to my Grandmother Laura Belle Happell and she was born in 1886, perhaps she was his sister. Who were her parents? The only thing I found at the Buffalo library was a record for a male birth on 18 Aug 1888 in Fayette. I don't know if that was him. We ran out of time in Buffalo and are in Salamanca today, tomorrow we are going to Olean where my grandmother is buried. Perhaps there is more information there. Also will try to get to the geneology society there, if they have one. Will let you know any info I find. Barb

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

cmb10306 — 2009-09-30 11:05:57Z

The only thing that my aunt provided was a receipt for hardware that Christian purchased. It was in 1883 and Christian had an account with J. Brown General Merchandise. We're wondering why Ida kept this with her records and can only assume that Christian was her father since the receipt was before she was born. Other than that - I haven't had any hits.

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

cmb10306 — 2009-10-01 11:23:28Z

We don't have a clue to Ida's parentage. We know that she was born in New York and that she had a brother, Fred and William. We know that Fred was married to Caroline and William was married to Mayme (Maime). Christian could very well be an older brother. Not sure.

Bauer Families of Buffalo, NY

cmb10306 — 2009-10-14 21:28:20Z

Asking if any Bauer relatives can look through their records and see if any of their ancestors lived on Jersey Street, Moreland Street or Warring Avenue. If so, please contact me. cmb10306@aol.com.

Thanks!!

Frederick Bauer - Buffalo, NY

cmb10306 — 2009-10-13 17:42:36Z

Looking for info on Fred Bauer. He married Caroline (maiden name unkown) and they lived on 89 Moreland Street in Buffalo for many years. Records show them there from 1927 through 1941. They had 3 children: Elizabeth, Catherine & Frederick. Fred, Jr. married Kathryn and in 1956 they lived in the house Fred, Jr. grew up in. I know that Elizabeth and Catherine were nurses and I believe both Freds may have been electricians.

Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

cmb10306 — 2009-09-15 23:27:06Z

Still looking for information on the Bauer family in Buffalo NY. Ida Ann was my great grandmother. I believe she had three brothers - William, Christian & Frederick. Christian is listed on mortgage papers for a house on 101 Hubble Street. I know that William was married to Mayme and Frederick was married to Caroline. Any info would greatly be appreciated.

Re: Bauer Family - Buffalo New York

cmb10306 — 2009-09-16 21:00:29Z

I am meeting up with my aunt on Friday to sort through some paperwork. Hopefully I'll find some more information. Christian may have been Ida's father, not brother. It's not certain. I've learned that there were many Bauers in Buffalo and some lived with cousins/brothers/sisters, etc...so it can become quite confusing. I'll keep you posted.

Mayme Bauer

cmb10306 — 2009-08-30 14:44:19Z

Looking for information on great great aunt, Mayme Bauer. She was married to William Bauer and in 1930 they lived in Buffalo, NY. I'm trying to figure out her parentage. I thought it was Heigl, but it turned out incorrect. According to the 1930 census, Mayme was born in NY; her father in Germany and her mother in NY. Any info would be great! cmb10306@aol.com