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BAUS FAMILY IN ECUADOR SOUTH AMERICA

prd184 — 2009-01-17 02:19:43Z

I am looking fpr BAUS family that is related to Angelica Baus from Quito and Riobamba, Ecuador.

Re: Clara Baus

ClaireDuckett — 2007-05-17 15:16:30Z

Thank you for your reply, albeit my reply is very late. I have checked NY census records for BAUS but only 1900 shows Clara BAUS living with her aunt, Mary HEISELMAN. In this census, Clara is reported to be 15 in 1900. However, that doesn't match up with her birth year, 1881, engraved on her grave head stone (Mt. Olivet Cemetery NYC) purchased by her husband, Adolph SCHAEFFER, at her death in 1921.

At this time, I can find no connection with any BAUS in previous census records.

I can find no connection to the BERNINGER line in my SCHAEFFER or BAUS records. My grandfather, Adolph SCHAEFFER, was self reported to be born 16JUL1877 in Orville, Ohio (from his International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffers Local 807 Union ID card dated 9SEP1926). It was reported by his half sister, Anna SCHAEFFER GONDER, that Adolph's father's surname was ESLAIR. Adolph's mother apparently married (in NYC) Mr. SCHAEFFER several years after Adolph's birth.

Do you have any connection to HEISELMAN or ESLAIR?

Re: Christian BAUS b.1846 Germany

bubba82663 — 2007-05-16 20:31:51Z

I am still new at this, but with this update. My GGGrandfather Christian K. BAUS b. 1846 supposed to be in Baden-Baden Married to Amalie (no maiden name) b. 1849 or 1850 in Saxony. They emigrated to US via Port of Bremen to Port of Baltimore in June 1881. The GGrandmother I spoke of Margaret was surname MCHENRY. Her son's last known residence was SC. Last name HAHN. I am looking up call numbers at Family History Center, but would obviously like to know as much as possible. Thanks in advance for any help or pointers.
Bubba-OH

Christian BAUS b.1846 Germany

bubba82663 — 2007-04-20 20:25:42Z

Hello, I am very new at this. I am looking for help. GGGrandfather Christian K. Baus b. 1846 in Germany
GGGrandmother Amalie (no surname known) b. 1849
Three boys: My GGrandfather Ottmar b. 1874, married Margaret(no surname known)-(later became a BURGER; had daughter as BURGER, also Margaret, who married a HAHN, with a son Daniel(he should be about 70 yrs. old) Last known in California) Hugo b. 1875;
Rudolph-Possibly b. 1880. Arrived US via Port of Baltimore in 1881. Port of Departure Bremen, Germany. Any help or pointers would be appreciated. Any questions please ask.

Baus' of St Mary's Ridge, Monroe Co, WI

terrizielke — 2006-12-09 04:47:05Z

Hello Genealogists,

The St Mary's Ridge Heritage Project is just about ready to go to print. This book will highlight the lives of the Germany and Irish Pioneer Families who formed the area known as St Mary's Ridge. Here is a list of just some of the families

Andres, Basenach, Baus, Berg, Beetz, Brueggen, Burke, Butzler, Cramer, Derrig, Dickman, Doering, Dunwald, Esser, Feilbach, Flock, Goethe, Gross, Haney, Hemmersbach, Higgins, Hornung, Jungverdorf, Karis, Kohlgraf, Laufenberg, Leis, McDermott, Malphy, Maley, Mullenberg, Murphy, Nolan, Quinn, Rafferty, Schaaf, Schieffer, Schmitz, Schotten, Schreier, Toohey, Wacker, Weibel

To find out more about this book, please visit our website at www.smrheritage.com. You can place your order via mail or over the internet. Please pass this message on to anyone you think will be interested in owning this book. Thank You.

Baus from Stommeln Germany to St Mary's Ridge, Wisconsin

terrizielke — 2006-10-18 17:48:55Z

Hello, I am looking for a researcher who has done some work on the Herman Baus Family from Stommeln Germany. They came to Wisconsin in 1856. I have some information on his descendants, and would be happy to exchange information.

Terri Zielke
tzielke@charter.net

Re: Baus from Stommeln Germany to St Mary's Ridge, Wisconsin

terrizielke — 2006-10-18 17:48:55Z

I checked with another researcher that has a little more information on the Baus' than I have. Elizabeth's father and brother were born in Stommeln, which makes it a good guess that she was too. Most of the immigrates to St Mary's Ridge, Monroe Co, Wisconsin came from the Stommeln area. There are a few surrounding communities where people came from too. Do you have a DOB on your Elizabeth? Mine was born 1 Apr 1801.

I noticed that I have 10 Nelles individuals in my file going back to 1683. This is not my research, so I will not post it here. I will pass on your question to the 2 researchers who have generously given me the information.

Heritage Project Underway!! Looking for Baus' from Stommeln, Germany

terrizielke — 2006-10-18 17:48:55Z

Hello all,

I am a part of a group of genealogists who are currently working on a book to highlight the founding members of our church, St Mary's Catholic Church, St Mary's Ridge, Monroe County, Wisconsin.

The Baus family plays a very important role in the building of our church, and their descendents are still very vital today. We would like to include as much information about this family as we can possibly find.

Herman Baus was among the 1st of 10 pioneers to St Mary's Ridge.
Herman had 4 children to our knowledge.
Marie b abt 1838-Stommeln Germany, m a Sibillae. I am looking for research on this family.
Peter Christian Baus, b abt 1842, m Marie Sibillae. I am looking for research on this family
Christ Baus, br abt 1849, Currently I have no information on any family of his.
William Baus, b 3-3-1847, m Margaret Schotten. They had 12 children. We have very little information on his children. We do have some descendents of William and Christ.

We would love your input into our project. Please email me at tzielke@charter.net so that we can begin to compare notes. I may be able to help you with church records we have, or connect you to parts of your family that you haven't been connected to yet. I will explain our project to you further so you can understand what an impact your submissions will have. Thank you.

Terri Zielke
Onalaska, WI

Re: Elisa or Eliva Bauss married Heinrich Elkner

2006-04-10 22:13:34Z

Sorry I am not likely to be of any help. My father was a Henry Elkner, and he was born in Baltimore to a Kathrine Elkner (Lohrey -maiden) and I do not know what my grandfather's name was, but I am thinking it was William. I was named William and my younger bother was named Henry jr. So the use of Henry and William was strong in my family. I am wondering if my grandfather could have been the son of either William or Henry the children of Adolf and Minnie. I seem to remember a great uncle named Henry and one named George.

Re: Clara Baus

2006-03-25 05:47:55Z

I have seen a number of BAUS families in the 1860 and 1870 censuses of NYC, both in Brooklyn and Manhattan. I am researching the connection between the BAUS and the BERNINGER names in PA, and some old family photos have led me to Brooklyn to search for these names in that area. The BERNINGERs in PA have been linked to the SCHAEFER name, too. None of this answers you query, but if I were you, I'd start checking out the NY censuses, starting with 1870 or 1880 and look for your Clara there, then in 1800 for a BAUS family, with a Clara, that might have lived close to a SCHAEFER family.

Elisa or Eliva Bauss married Heinrich Elkner

colin1972 — 2006-01-20 04:18:48Z

I am looking to see if there are any other researchers out there who may have a connection to a certain Elisa or Eliva Bauss who was a wife to Heinrich Elkner ?

Elisa/Eliva and Heinrich Elkner had a son named Adolf Elkner who was born about 1851 in New York. Adolf Elkner married Minna Wannemacher who was a daughter of my great, great, great grandparents Adam and Philippine Wannemacher.

I am going to list some information below on the Elkner family. If anyone sees a connection to Elisa/Eliva Bauss please contact me by replying to this message. Thanks!

Minna Wannemacher, daughter of Adam Wannemacher and Philippine Wannemacher (maiden name Held) married Adolf Elkner, son of Heinrich Elkner and Eliva Elkner (maiden name Bauss) on November 19, 1872 in New York City. * I found the marriage register record and it has a spelling of Elisa Bauss for Adolf's mother. Minna and Adolf were both listed as 21 years old. Adolf Elkner resided at 159 2nd Avenue, New York. The person who married Minna and Adolf, was listed as M. A. Erdmann. Marriage record was recorded on November 23, 1872. Adolf Elkner was a piano maker.

Children of Adolf Elkner and Minnie/Minna Elkner (maiden name Wannemacher) include:

George Elkner, Adolf Elkner, Henry Elkner, Minnie Elkner, William Elkner

Re: CLARA BAUS

ClaireDuckett — 2005-08-01 01:19:30Z

Clara Baus was my grandmother's maiden name. She lived in Queens at the time she died approx. 1923. Belive she died from polycystic kidney disease, which was my mother's cause of death.
As far as I know, my mother's family had no relatives in Arizona.

Augusta Bause, married Ferdinand Sinnuber

peggylg1 — 2005-07-15 20:53:14Z

I am looking for information on Augusta Bause who married Ferdinand Sinnhuber in Germany. If you recognize these names please email me at Peggylg@insightbb.com

Thanks,
Peggy

Re: Baus from Stommeln Germany to St Mary's Ridge, Wisconsin

morgenfuge — 2005-06-28 22:53:19Z

Yes, Lynn is my husband. I knew Esther when we lived in Marshfield 1978-1980. I have some info on John Nelles, Peter, and I'm working on his kids. I located a cousin, son of August, that Max didn't know existed. Minnesota records have lots of info through Ancestry,com. Let me know what info you have, please. Of Peter's 14 children, 4 had died by 1900. There were twin girls who died, Adelheid, and 1 I haven't figured out yet. I may get a picture of Peter's wife, Mathilda.

Re: Baus from Stommeln Germany to St Mary's Ridge, Wisconsin

M_Tafaro — 2005-06-28 21:05:10Z

Sharon--

I just found this message while searching for info on John Nelles. I am his and Catherine's 4th great granddaughter. I am Felix J. Nelles and Esther Michels great granddaughter. Is Lynn your husband? I would love to share info with you! Please feel free to contact me through email!

Melanie

Baus's from Denhoff, Russia

@@dpersinger84@hotmail.com — 2005-06-06 07:26:49Z

If you have Baus's from Denhoff, Russia or Colorado please contact me.
Thanks
dpersinger84@hotmail.com

Re: Baus from Stommeln Germany to St Mary's Ridge, Wisconsin

morgenfuge — 2005-03-12 16:32:33Z

My husband's 2-g grandfather was named John Nelles. He was born in 1808 in the archdiosese of Cologne. He married Catherine Hermes in The village of Walldorf on September 22, 1835. They came to the US about 1852. Elizabeth Nelles of Junnersdorf was the god-mother to their son, John who was born in Dusseldorf on July 25, 1836. This is all the information I have on the family before the came to the US.

Re: Baus from Stommeln Germany to St Mary's Ridge, Wisconsin

morgenfuge — 2005-03-12 02:04:11Z

The wife of Herman Baus was Elizabeth Nelles. Was she also from Stommeln, Germany? My husbands 2g-grandfather came from the Waldorf area of Germany in the early 1850s and settled in Minnesota. I think he had a sister named Elizabeth who was god-mother to one of his children.

caroline marie baus

2001-10-09 17:01:09Z

I am looking for the parents of Caroline Marie Baus. I have her married to Peter Strobel, married on May 9, 1886 in williams County Ohio. She was born July 19, 1862 in Germany. She died on May 19, 1934, in Jeffeson twp., Ohio. If any one has any info on her, I would be greatful to share the info I have. Thank You.

Re: Baus/Bausch

2001-10-09 16:44:55Z

Thanks for responding David. My family came from Germany.

Baus Surname

2001-04-18 07:28:21Z

Is anyone related to, or have information on, a Frank Baus, who was born in Czechoslovakia, probably between 1880-1895, and who came to this country around 1920? Any leads would be greatly appreciated. I can be contacted at the above email address. Thank you.

John Baus

2000-10-18 13:17:50Z

My father's name was John Mathias Baus.He was born in Ohio.I do not no where. His father's name was Mathias Henry Baus and mother's name was Mary Elizabeth. He was born Jan. 21, 1905 and died Dec. 3, 1963.My mother's name was Clara Phifer Baus. She was born Aug. 22, 1913 in Hazen, Ar.She died Feb. 24, 1999. My father had a sister in Madison, In. (Laura Wolf) She is deceased. I have been trying to get in touch with my cousin, Margaret Wolf since my mother's death. No success..

CLARA BAUS

2000-10-18 13:06:19Z

My mother was Clara Phifer Baus.She was born Aug. 22, 1913 in Hazen, Ar. and died Feb. 24, 1999. She was a resident of Wynne, AR.

HiCousin David:

2000-09-29 13:57:01Z

Mr. David R. Stone, Sr.
Orlando, FL

Dear Cousin Dave:

My Great Grandfather was
James William Waddell,
son of Alfred Goodman Waddell.
That makes me your 3rd cousin.
Contact me at
edmundwaddell@hotmail.com
and we'll chat some if you're
interested in the family tree.

Edmund Waddell
Lansing, Michigan

Clara Baus

2000-09-11 10:41:38Z

My mother's maiden name was Schaeffer. Her mother's maiden name was BAUS. My mother was born 10/05/08 in NYC. My mother's father's first name was Adolph.I am looking for information about my mother's parents, and possible brothers or sisters. I know that there were several previous generations of female Baus' with the first name of Clara.

great grandfather

2000-08-08 11:48:54Z

Have traced grandfather to Alsace Lorraine Germany. Name is Adolph Have no info prior To that. Can anybody help??

Baus

2000-04-15 12:54:06Z

My Maiden name is Baus and we originally come from St Mary's, Wisconsin. Most of my family is now in South Dakota. Don't think there is a connection here in the States, possibly back in Germany.

Benita

Grandfather

1999-10-30 08:04:11Z

Sorry, his name was Francis Joseph Baus.
My father is his only child.

Looking for information on grandfather.

1999-10-30 07:59:52Z

I think he was born in the late 1860's, near Bechtel(southern OHIO). He worked for the Hocking Valley Railroad. My grandmother was his second wife.

Baus

1999-09-13 11:14:30Z

Looking for information on my German heritage. My Grandmother was Christine (Baus) Foeller. She married Nikolaus Foeller in Germany.

ancestors

1999-08-08 04:14:52Z

I read your message and am not sure that we are on the same "branch".. my husband's grandfather granduncle came from the Basque area around 1850, ended up in New Orleans and St.Louis.. I am searching for records of deaths, marriages, etc...

baus

1999-05-01 11:04:55Z

My father is Neil Baus who was born in Athens
Ohio. His mother was Ann Lenore West Baus who
grew up around Parma Ohio. His father is Earl
Baus to which I have no idea where he was born
except he still lives in Michigan. My grandparents
had the last name West and Baus but I never got
to know my Great Grandma Baus before she died.
any help would be appreciated

Obit: Emma C. (Keinert) Baus, d. Dec. 23 1947

JLBURKET — 2004-05-12 23:00:51Z

[Note: I am not researching any of these families. Just posting this obit because it was on the same page as an obit I tracked down for an RAOGK request.]

The Allentown Morning Call
Allentown, PA
Wednesday, December 24, 1947
Page 23

Emma C. Baus, wife of Oswin R. Baus of 206 4th St., East Greenville, died Dec. 23 at her home. She was 78 and had been in ill health for seven years. Born in Upper Hanover township, Montgomery county, a daughter of the late John and Sophia (Carl) Keinert, she was a member of East Greenville’s New Goshenhoppen Reformed church. Besides her husband to whom she was married for 56 years, Mrs. Baus is survived by a brother, John of R. 1, Boyertown.

Baus

5digger — 2002-08-30 03:13:33Z

i am looking for information on my gggrandfather and ggggrandfather. My grandfather was William Baus from Baltimore. My ggrandfather was Andrew or Andreas Baus from either Germany or Baltimore. My gggrandfather was johann Henirich Baus from Germany. My gggrandfather would have been born around 1857-1859, gggggrandfather around 1820-1830.

Baus' Henry's

orldave — 2001-10-26 06:37:35Z

My paternal Gmother was Elizabeth Louise Baus b. Mar. 21, 1899 in Cincinnati, Ohio - D. July 25, 1930 in Covington, Kentucky. She mar. Everett Joseph Stone B. abt. 1895 in Louisville, Ky. d. abt. 1975 in Cincinnati, Oh.. Elizabeth's father was David Baus b.1865 in Cinti, Oh d. May 13, 1940 in Newport, Ky.. Her mother was Catherine (Kate)Henry b. 1875 in Cinti. Oh. d. April 21, 1911. David's father was Joseph Baus b. bef. 1850 d. 1889 m. Eva ? b. bef 1850 d.bef. 1878 in Cinti, Oh.. Eva's father was Thomas Henry mar. to Mary. This is all I know except the Baus' were Dutch and their name was originally spelled Bausch. Thanks for any help.

My genealogy

orldave — 2001-10-26 06:37:35Z

Re: Baus/Bausch

orldave — 2001-10-26 06:37:35Z

Hi Benita - I'm only 18 months late in responding. My BAUS ancesters came from Holland. Sometime in the early 1900's they dropped the (ch) from the end of the name. I went through the Cincinnati City Directory to find this information. Sorry it took so long to write back.

Re: Baus from Stommeln Germany to St Mary's Ridge, Wisconsin

morgenfuge — 2005-03-12 01:59:37Z

I am wondering about Elizabeth Nelles who married Herman Baus. Do you know where she was from?

Baus--Germany and Massillon, Ohio

LoriSueBaus — 2003-02-17 01:06:39Z

i am descended from John Baus, born in 1839 in Germany. He died in 1896 in Massillon, Ohio. His wife was Caroline (1840-1898). i believe they had two sons--
Jacob Baus-born 3 april 1867 in Germany and died 21 September 1952 in Massillon, Ohio
and
George Baus--died 1942-45 in Massillon, Ohio.

This family came to Ohio sometime before 1889, as they are listed in the Massillon City Directory of that year.

my email addy is pinkpeaceleft@prodigy.net