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BAUMER James C - Vietnam Wall section 14W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-11 18:52:01Z

BAUMER James C - Vietnam Wall section 14W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,782 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: Baumer's in California

KathyBurns903 — 2011-01-23 20:15:45Z

I am looking for the family of Clarence Ray Anderson and Bertha May Baumer. Clarence was the brother to my great grandmother Nona Dale Anderson Parsons Hurt. If you know this family please contact me as I am researching the Anderson, Parsons and Higgins lines

Herman Baumer family in Erden, Rheinland-Pfalz, Penn. & Iowa

heatherkuhn_1 — 2010-10-17 22:05:26Z

I am looking for information on the Herman Baumer family that emigrated from Germany to the United States in 1848. Herman was married to Wilhemena (both born approximately 1800). Their children were: Charles, Wilhemina, August, Louis and Herman. They came to the United States and lived in Pennsylvania, then many of their children moved to Iowa. I have found that they were originally from Erden and I am looking for any information on their line in that area.

Re: Baumer - St. Louis, MO

amykate9 — 2010-08-20 04:20:42Z

I think we might be related!

Re: Baumer - St. Louis, MO

amykate9 — 2010-08-20 04:20:00Z

Oops! Forgot to add my grandmother's name! Her name was Dorothy E. Lewis (nee Baumer). Her parents were Ernst and Wilhelmine C. M. Baumer (nee Schnarr). She grew up in what I believe is now considered the Wildwood area of suburban St. Louis. She had 2 sisters: Frieda and Clara and 2 brothers: Robert and Edwin.

Re: Baumer - St. Louis, MO

amykate9 — 2010-08-20 04:14:19Z

My grandmother was a Baumer and she lived in St. Louis!

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

marybethtrettel — 2010-06-01 16:53:25Z

Hi Toni,

My inoformation has gotten slightly skewed. Can you help me straighten things out. I am off the Michael Theisen branch, following down to Anne Theisen Doetkott and Gerhard Doetkott. I think my information is skewered with GErhard, their son. I am also researching Harry Piekarski, and info on his family Albert and Anna Schipritt Piekarski. Do You have any ideas, you can also e mail at geosch2@Juno.com

Re: Baumer - St. Louis, MO

mzanzie — 2010-05-01 00:20:05Z

my grandfather was Edward o. baumer born in Ellisville,Mo in St Louis County

Re: obit fyi - Vennice BAUMER Fox, 1925 OH. - 2007 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2010-04-17 12:58:59Z

"Vennice is survived by her husband of 62 years, Ralph Fox; brother, Bertrand Baumer Jr. and sister, Geraldine Pontius. She was the loving mother of daughters, Lynda Montoya, Shelley Essy, Toni Maier, Monica Bosque, Melodie Fox; and sons, Michael Fox and Mark Fox."

Although I am not related to this family, from a portion of Vennice's obit I would assume her husband Ralph Fox.

Re: obit fyi - Vennice BAUMER Fox, 1925 OH. - 2007 CA.

DeeMcLaughlin99 — 2010-03-26 00:32:16Z

Hi Lorraine,
Who is Shelley Essy's father?
thank you
d

Re: obit fyi - Vennice BAUMER Fox, 1925 OH. - 2007 CA.

classicchoice — 2010-02-26 17:05:02Z

Related to me :)

Lizzie Baumer (Poepping) Pa's and GrandPa's immigration

grouch94 — 2009-09-16 01:59:34Z

Search "Gerhard Tapping" and find Herman and Gerhard Popping(Poepping) aboard the Duckwitz in 1854.

Try "Joseph Pipping" (Herman's brother)and you find him aboard the Julius about 11 months earlier.

Re: John Baumer (born Johann Hermann Baumer?) of Legden & OHIO

nasagreen — 2009-07-28 16:58:22Z

Wow, thanks very much. That helps a lot with my searches, since knowing the area is valuable informaiton.

Re: John Baumer (born Johann Hermann Baumer?) of Legden & OHIO

KenNeumann134 — 2009-07-28 16:56:16Z

Thanks for your interest in the Baumer name. Unfortunately your Baumers come from a very different part of Germany (mine are from northern Germany, Westfalen / Westphalia area, while yours are from Bavaria, according to the ship's passenger list, NY Passenger Lists 1820 on found on Ancestry.com-- I checked the copy of the original manifest, and there is nothing about "Wortenburg" but father Georg is listed as from Bavaria, a weaver-- Castle Gardens makes an error when it says mother Clara and the children are from "Wurtenberg"). I would check Bavaria rather than Wuerttemberg province, if I were you. All the best in your research . . .

Re: John Baumer (born Johann Hermann Baumer?) of Legden & OHIO

nasagreen — 2009-07-28 13:19:30Z

I have found out that I descended from Johann Jacob Baumer (b 1821) who married Elizabeth Howery. I found that his parent's names were Clara and George Baumer and the entire family immigrated from Wortenburg, Germany, arriving in NY on 11 Aug 1837. Does any of this ring a bell? Johann had 2 brothers: Simon and Jacob, and a sister Clara. I'm trying to research George & Clara and find out their information next.

Re: Baumer's in California

B52Baumer55 — 2009-05-15 03:55:45Z

There are two of us in Northern California. I am the daughter of Richard James Baumer born June 1922 in Hutchinson Kansas, passed 6 years ago. His father was James Baumer died in Hayes Kansas when Dad was only 7. His brothers were Ken and Ralph. Grandma was Mayme Lord Baumer.

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota (on BAUMER board)

KenNeumann134 — 2008-09-30 07:38:15Z

As I have mentioned on other threads on this Baumer board,
Elisabeth Poepping was born 3 Feb 1869, Stearns Co., MN, to parents Hermann POEPPING (1836/1839, Ammeln (Ahaus Co.) Westfalen - 25 Jun 1897, Oak Twp(?), Stearns, MN, and Maria "Elisabeth" DOETKOTT (3 Feb 1851, Epe (Ahaus) Westfalen - 30 Dec 1870, Grove Twp. (Stearns) MN).
The connection to the Baumers is Elisabeth Poepping married Nov. 1888, Wahpeton (Richland) N.D., to Bernard (Barney) BAUMER, b 21 Apr 1871, New Munich (Stearns) MN, d 22 Jul 1945, Breckenridge (Wilkin) MN. Barney was the son of William (b Wilhelm) BAUMER (b 1840, Legden, Westfalen) and Elisabeth BENNING (b 8 Jan 1844, Legden [not Coblenz as mentioned elsewhere on this board]).
I hope this is clear enough. Elisabeth Doetkott was the first of 3 wives whom Hermann Poepping had. You are directly related to his 3rd wife, Anna Gertrude ROTTMANN.

Re: John Baumer (born Johann Hermann Baumer?) of Legden & OHIO

KenNeumann134 — 2008-09-30 07:04:43Z

Update on this John Baumer-- after studying Legden records, he is not a brother to my William Baumer, b 1840, but perhaps is still a cousin. The parents of John (in Germany Johann Henrich Bernard Baumer b 4 Jun 1825, not Johann Hermann as my old headline said) were Johann Henrich Bäumer, b ca 1781, and Elisabeth Lieftucht, who were married in 1821 at Legden.
I have more information on this and other Bäumer families from the Legden parish, some of whom emigrated to Cincinnati or to Minnesota and North Dakota.

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

C_Claes — 2008-09-21 09:11:50Z

Hi Toni,
Unfortunately I am currently living overseas so it would be difficult to come to the reunions. If by chance we happen to be in Minnesota during the summer at the right time , it would be great to meet more of the family.
Carrie

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

C_Claes — 2008-09-21 09:09:35Z

Hi Toni,
It seems to be the same family. It would be great to see some pictures.
I finally met with the family last summer in July up in Little Falls . It was great to finally meet them. I am not sure how this would work but you could try sending to my regular e mail. (without the spaces) carrie.claes @ gmail . com

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota (on BAUMER board)

johnandtoni1972 — 2008-09-21 05:33:56Z

Hi, I have checked the Poepping family tree that is available to me and am unable to locate any Baumer connection. We do have a Bauer, but that is the closest we come. Do you have any other information that may help to piece this together? Toni

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

johnandtoni1972 — 2008-09-21 05:21:04Z

Hi, the Poepping's have a cousin reunion almost every summer in Minnesota. If you would like I can put you in touch with my sister who could give you more information. Toni

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

johnandtoni1972 — 2008-09-21 05:19:22Z

You are in the right family. My grandfather was Gerhard Poepping, his wife was Philomina Vornbrock. Dad's brothers are Sylvester, Melvin, Theodore and sisters are Alvina and Juletta. I have a few pictures if you would like me to send them to you. Toni

Re: Jack Baumer

KathyBurns903 — 2008-07-24 18:32:35Z

I am looking for a Baumer family from Tulsa OK. The family would have been Clarence and Mary Ellen Bauman and their daughter Bertha/Bertham Baumer Bertha Married a Clarence R. Anderson son of David P. Anderson and Sarah M. Higgins Anderson. Have you seen any of these people in your line?
Regards
Kathleen Burns

Re: Baumer's in California

painterone — 2008-07-05 00:54:19Z

I am Michael Baumer and lived in LA from 1986-1988 if that helps. Came from Indidna and returned to Michigan.

Re: Baumer Family Tree

jamesrbaumer — 2008-05-22 21:22:02Z

Courtney,
My name is J.R. Baumer and I am the grandson of Roman (Romie) Baumer. Grandpa has a brother named Marvin, who in fact just recently had a birthday. If this is same Marvin let me know. I'm trying to trace as far back to Germany as I can. I did in fact name my son Roman to help keep our name going as strong as I could. Hope to hear from you soon!!
Thanks,
J.R.

Re: Baumer Family Tree

jamesrbaumer — 2008-05-22 21:21:30Z

Re: John Klockner

edbaumer — 2008-03-30 03:49:46Z

I have information on Clara Baumer

Re: Elisabeth Poepping from New Munich, MN

grouch94 — 2007-12-17 05:23:56Z

My Great Grandfather was Herman J. Poepping youngest son of Herman and Anna Gertrude Poepping. I think I have seen information indicating that Joseph, married to Mary, Poepping came from Ahaus. Joseph and Mary Poepping are shown to be neighbors to Herman and Gertrude on the 1880 census of Oak Twnship, Stearns Co, MN. I think these two were brothers or some how related but I have NO evidence. I know Herman was married to Elizabeth Maria Doetkott and they had one daughter named Elizabeth, he then married Anna Gertrude Rottman. I think I have a pretty good grasp of Herman's life from the time he moved to Stearns Co., but I am still looking for Herman's parents, siblings, where he was born and where was he between immigration and the time he moved to Stearns. I would also like to know where Herman and Elizabeth Maria are in 1870?, one month old Elizabeth appears to be with Elizabeth Maria's parents. I assume Elizabeth Maria is in a hospital somewhere and I would like to find where and how she died.

obit fyi - Vennice BAUMER Fox, 1925 OH. - 2007 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2007-11-20 18:59:38Z

not related - for your info only

Fox, Vennice

Vennice Fox 1925 - 2007 Vennice Fox passed away November 14th at Whittier Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital. She was a native of Sandusky, Ohio. Vennice was born to Bertrand and Orthella BAUMER. Vennice is survived by her husband of 62 years, Ralph Fox; brother, Bertrand Baumer Jr. and sister, Geraldine Pontius. She was the loving mother of daughters, Lynda Montoya, Shelley Essy, Toni Maier, Monica Bosque, Melodie Fox; and sons, Michael Fox and Mark Fox. She is also greatly loved and missed by her 24 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Visitation will be held at All Souls Mortuary, 4400 Cherry Avenue, Long Beach on Tuesday, November 20th from 3pm to 7pm followed by a Rosary at 7pm. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Bernard Church, 9647 E. Beach Blvd. in Bellflower at 10am Wednesday, November 21st. Interment will follow at All Souls Cemetery and a memories reception will be held at St. Bernard Church Friendship Hall for family and friends following the Mass and Interment.
Published in the Long Beach Press-Telegram on 11/20/2007.

Re: Elisabeth Poepping from New Munich, MN

KenNeumann134 — 2007-11-09 03:46:17Z

Lois, in response to your e-mail of 3 Aug 2000 (a little late), I would be interested in some of your information on the Poepping family, especially in Elizabeth's siblings and ancestors.
I know this is the Baumer message board, but I checked, and there is no Poepping (or Popping) board (there probably should be one). So I respond here.
You probably were involved in the large Poepping history that my brother told me is now available. I am curious about one thing in particular, whether you had found Hermann's birth and ancestors in Germany. I am wondering if it would verify what William Baumer (whom I have mentioned on this board- 1840-1918) said about the origins of the Poeppings. He stated in a letter of 1904 that Elizabeth's parents, Herman Poepping, came from Huesings "Leibzucht" [small house] at Ammeln, which is just east of Ahaus, the county seat of Ahaus Kreis (county) in Westfalen. Does that agree with your information? Thanks for any response to this and any further information. (I too have studied a number of Stearns Poepping families while searching for Elizabeth and have found the census records for which you were searching plus more; I suppose though you have found them by now also) I hope to hear from you. My e-mail address is neumann@sasktel.net, or please respond here as well.

John Baumer (born Johann Hermann Baumer?) of Legden & OHIO

KenNeumann134 — 2007-11-08 22:33:04Z

Thanks to Jan Kollenhof I know now that the William Baumer (1840) and Elizabeth BENNING (1844) family emigrated from Legden, Ahaus county, Westfalen. They went to Illinois for a year or two, then to Stearns County, MN, and finally settling in the Richland County, N.D. and Wilkin Co., MN areas.
Now I would like information William's older brother, John (born Johann Hermann) BAUMER, b 1825, who emigrated in 1856 and had the destination of Cincinnati, OH. There must be many relatives descending from him too. Can anyone help find this unknown part of the Baumer family tree? Thanks for any responses.

Re: William BAUMER, sons Joseph, Bernard, Tony, etc. N.D. & MN

KenNeumann134 — 2007-09-01 20:00:16Z

Thank you so very much for responding, Jan! You have answered a question that has been "bugging" me for the last couple years, the origins of the Baumer family. I figured being a large family it would not be hard to find people already doing research on them, but not until you wrote did I find the town of origin, Legden. I have already looked at a film for that town while searching for SCHWIEP and SCHWIETERS names but didn't think of looking for BAUMERS there. That is because Wilhelm's obituary says he was born in "Tadden", Germany (the last 3 letters are right anyway), while other places say he was from "Hannover", close but not quite in Westfalen.
I can tell you about what happened to Heinrich and Elizabeth, the oldest couple you mention, and their children Bernard and Wilhelm (I don't know anything about Johann at this point but can do further research using Ancestry.com). Wilhelm's family is of greatest interest as that ultimately connects with my SCHWIEP family (Joseph, son of Wilhelm, married my Josephine SCHWIEP, son of Gerhard Hermann Schwiep, born I believe was born in nearby Alstaette, Ahaus County, Westfalen. So neighbors marrying neighbors!
I see you give a listing of Wilhelm's family as follows-- in order of age: Heinrich/Henry, Anna, Joseph, [Barney], Anton, Lissi, Josephine, Maria, Susanna and William Baumer, all born 1865-1882. This almost agrees with what I have. I did not know of Heinrich. Is he the one of the 11 children (mentioned in William's obituary) who died as an infant? If you have dates, I'd appreciate that. "Lissi" we know as "Elizabeth". I do not know of a "Susanna", but in the order of ages we have two children, Katherine (married a BREWSTER), b ca 1882, and Lucille (married John PLOUGH). William was born 3 Jul 1887.
Another question I have is on Elizabeth Bennett (Benning?), William's wife. In her obituary and other sources she is said to come from "Coblenz", Germany, but this makes little sense in light of William being from Legden. Can you shed light on her birthplace or residence?
As far as Barney Baumer's family, in your response you mention you don't have his death information. It was 22 July 1945, Breckenridge (Wilkin) MN, and we have an obituary for that. You only seem to have info on one of his children while we have much info on the rest of the family too.
Anyway, thanks again. Please fill me in especially on the older Baumers especially. I can give what happened to them in Stearns County, MN, etc. There is much to tell and share about this interesting and large family.

Re: William BAUMER, sons Joseph, Bernard, Tony, etc. N.D. & MN

JanKollenhof — 2007-09-01 16:10:56Z

The following concerns a Baumer family from LEGDEN, Germany, some of whom settled in the border-region of Minnesota/North Dakota in the 1850's/1860's. In 2001 and 2002 I posted queries/info. on this family on the Baumer Geneal.Forum (http://www.genforum.genealogy.com/baumer) Judging from the nature of queries posted in this thread here (notably from Ken Neumann, Donna/Leslie/Shirley Baumer, etc) I got the feeling that my 2001/2002 posts on the Baumer Forum may have gone unnoticed, reason why I draw attention to them here.

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

tonikoopmeiners — 2007-06-18 20:40:11Z

I am Toni Poepping Koopmeiners, married to John Henry Koopmeiners. My parents are Anthony & Rose Sand Poepping, lived in New Munich, MN until February 2007. Dad's brothers are Sylvester, Theodore, and Melvin. His sisters are Alvina Poepping Mayers and Juletta Poepping Ostendorf Pakarski. My grandparents were Gerhard & Philomena Vornbrock Poepping, married June 3, 1913. Philomena (Wilomena)born 1891 came over from Germany. Gerhard was born in 1880 in Minnesota (pretty sure).

Martin Baumer

bobshoberg — 2007-02-19 02:51:30Z

I'm trying to locate information on my Grandfather , Martin Baumer born 20 Apr 1886. He married Marie Shearer about 1908. Came to the US about 1910. From the 1920 census it appears he may have come from Bavaria.

BAUMER family (from Hannover province?)

KenNeumann134 — 2006-09-21 05:05:26Z

I have posted info on the William Baumer family (1840-1918), especially son Joseph (1867-1951).
Now I have found what seem to be William's father and a brother-- Henry Baumer (1801-1888) and Elizabeth (1797-1889). The latter are both buried at New Munich (Stearns) MN, Catholic cemetery. Their son was Bernard Heinrich Baumer (1829-1877), also buried there. Does anyone know if they are related to the Beumer / Baumer family around St. Augusta, Stearns, MN? Then my family could be related to the Henry b 1838 and Friedrich b ca 1842 too. Thanks for any response. In William's obituary mention is made of birth in "Tadden", Germany, but I have not found such a place (closest is Tadeln). Thanks for comments on this too.

Re: Emma Bauemer

Phil_Kuehn — 2006-06-24 16:42:29Z

I am sorry, she is not the same person.
My grandmother=Emma Ottilie Baeumer wed to Rev. Ernst Heinrich Carl Christian Kuehn in 1894 in Belleville,IL at Zion Lutheran Chruch.
She was the daughter of Dr. Franz Baeumer & Charlotte Louise Roell.
She died in 1930 in Detroit,MI.
Good luck on your search though.
Phil Kuehn

Mary Teresa Baumer

2006-02-13 21:25:33Z

Looking for information on this person-born in 1842, probably in Louisiana. Thank you!

Albert Baumer

2005-12-25 21:06:02Z

Descendants of Albert Baumer

1. Albert BAUMER (b.Abt 1898-Texas d. Unknown)
sp: Glada Rae OBRYANT (b.3 May 1909-Bandera County,Texas m.Abt 1927 d.27 Sep 1993-East Wenatchee,Chelan County,Washington)
|-2. Living BAUMER
| sp: Laveta Gay SMIDDY (b.25 Feb 1934-Hopkins Co.,Texas d.30 Jun 1966-Monterey,California)
| |-3. Living BAUMER
| | sp: Living TAYLOR
| |-3. William Albert BAUMER (b.6 Apr 1955-California (Probably Imperial County) d.6 Apr 1955-California (Probably Imperial County)
| |-3. Living BAUMER
| | sp: Living MARTINEZ
| | |-4. Living MARTINEZ
| | +-4. Living MARTINEZ
| sp: Living PORTER
+-2. Living BAUMER
sp: Living NAIL

If anyone has additional information on any of these people - please email me.
Thanks,
June Barker

William BAUMER, sons Joseph, Bernard, Tony, etc. N.D. & MN

2005-12-03 16:06:25Z

I see only brief notes by Donna and Leslie BAUMER back in 2002 re Barney Baumer family.
I am interested in his father Wilhelm (William) BAUMER's origins (native town-- in Hannover?) and his wife's origins (Elizabeth BENNET / BUENNING-- said to be from near Koblenz-- but I question that) and any more complete family history. I have been studying (with obits, census, Rootsweb, etc.) the whole family and would like to find out as much as possible.
My connection is Joseph BAUMER, b 1867, Chicago(?), ILL, who later married Josephine (Sophie) SCHWIEP / SWEEP in 1890 in Breckenridge, MN. He died in Fargo 1951. They had 10 children, but I have incomplete info on Joseph b ca 1892, Henry, b Oct 1898, and Walter, b ca 1910. The rest of the family I have fairly good info, but more is always welcome.

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota (on BAUMER board)

2005-12-03 15:48:10Z

I am wondering why this Poepping line is on the BAUMER list. I wonder if it is partly due to the fact there is a marriage of Elizabeth b 1869 in Stearns Co. (New Munich?) to Bernard (Barney) BAUMER (b 1869 in New Munich, MN) to parents William and Elizabeth BAUMER. The marriage took place in 1888 in Wahpeton, Richland Co., N.D.
I would be interested in any details on this Elizabeth b 1869, and if anyone has more info on Barney BAUMER and Elizabeth's family in North Dakota and Breckenridge, MN, area.

Obit: John Baumer, d. June 1895, Pennsylvania

JLBURKET — 2005-10-19 10:28:16Z

NOTE: I came across this obit while hunting for another, in my role as the RootsWeb obituary volunteer for the Allentown Morning Call newspaper. I am NOT researching this family.

This obituary was printed in:
The Allentown Morning Call
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Monday, June 3 1895
Page 1

John Baumer, of No. 531 North Fifth street, died yesterday morning on the commons, near the thread mill, of paralysis of the heart. He had been complaining for osme time of pain at the heart, but was working continually until Saturday evening, and appeared no worse than any other day, having worked longer than usual on that day. After returning from work he remarked that they would have ice cream the next day. Accordingly, yesterday morning, between 6 and 7 o’clock, he left home for J. F. Butz’s place, on Jordan street, to get the ice. After having obtained it he started to return home, when he suddenly fell over and death had claimed him. The engineer for Arbogast & Bastian, the meat dealers, was the first man to hasten to his side. He immediately summoned M. H. Bickert, of the Gordon street station. They soon saw that the man was dead and summoned Coroner Yost, who held an inquest. The Coroner’s jury consisted of the following: Dr. C. D. Schaeffer, foreman; C. Erwin, John A. Schoudt, Charles Wenner, C. E. Bach and Harry Deller. They rendered a verdict of death due to paralysis of the heart. Mr. Baumer was a carpenter by trade and at the time of his death he was in the employ of Contractor Albright. He was a sober and industrious workman. He was a member of I.O.O.F., Lodge No. 85, Macungie. He leaves a wife, Catherine, and seven children, Mary, Charles, Jane, Jacob, Edwin, Horace and Clarence, a baby, 7 months old and his aged mother. The funeral will take place on Thursday forenoon at 9 o’clock. Interment in Western Salisbury cemetery, Rev. M. O. Rath officiating.

Re: John Klockner

2005-10-14 15:55:19Z

PLEASE E-MAIL ME INFO ON THIS FAMILY. IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS KRIS

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

2005-10-04 21:22:09Z

Hello my name is Lee Poepping, I grew up in mlps mn. I have moved to Los Angeles and never got to know my relatives. My parents were Art and Marjorie. I am wondering there is ever any type of family reunions??? thanks Lee Poepping

John Klockner

2005-09-23 13:35:07Z

Does any one know of any Information about John KLockner
who wa married to Clara Baumer. Trying to trace family tree and haven't had any luck

Re: John Klockner

2005-09-22 20:12:10Z

I have information on the Clara Baumer family.

Helen N. [Villas] Passis, 1921-2001 cousin of Stella Baumer of Emmaus, Pa

stonecoldead — 2005-08-24 16:15:49Z

Helen N. [Villas] Passis, 80, formerly of 105 W. Johnson St., and a resident of 406 N. Peters Ave. for the past 1O years, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2001, at Fond du Lac Lutheran Home, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. She was born Sept. 15, 1921, in Fond du Lac, the daughter of Nicholas and Stella (Villas) Passis. Surviving are three cousins, Mary Psiropoulos Duffy of Naples, Fla., Stella Baumer of Emmaus, Pa., and Elefteria Mesoloras of Morton Grove, Ill.

Re: Baumer - St. Louis, MO

cynvogel — 2005-06-10 00:10:13Z

Although not related (as far as I know) to Baeumers of St. Louis, am interested in same who were baptized, etc., at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. In particular, Heinrich Baeumer who married Charlotte Fink with witnessses William Waltke and Charlotte Baeumer. Waltke is a kinsman. His mother was a Fink and trying to determine whether Charlotte Fink might have been a cousin. There are numerous Bethlehem Lutheran Church records of Baeumers. Thank you, Cynthia in CA Cynvogel@aol.com

Re: Poepping Family in Minnesota

C_Claes — 2005-05-23 13:54:39Z

Hi Toni,
Thank You for responding.
Im not sure of all the family history quite yet, and everything is still quite new as well.
It would however be interesting to see if it is the same Poepping family we are looking into. My Grandparents were Sylvester and Irene (Dickhaus) Poepping. Great Grandfather was Gerhard.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Carrie