Bronner - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mary Norton Bronner of Cass Co., MI 1799 - 1887

nortonsc_1 — 2012-02-10 01:44:14Z

Mary Bronner is my fourth great aunt. Her maiden name was Norton and was born in NY. She is buried next to Jacob Bronner in the Van Riper cemetery in La Grange Township, Cass Co. Michigan. (Photo of headstone attached).

Mary's father was Christopher (baptized Christophel) Norton. He was born in Albany, NY about 1762. Served in the NY militia during the Rev. War and received a pension for it. I have addition children of Christopher in my tree. One additional child, Abram (baptized Abraham)Norton and his wife Lucy are also buried in the Van Riper cemetery.

I have additional ancestry information on this Norton family and some more on the Bronner Family.

Re: Mary Norton Bronner of Cass Co., MI 1799 - 1887

nortonsc_1 — 2012-02-09 00:04:46Z

Sorry, I forgot to attach the photo on my last note.

Mary Norton Bronner of Cass Co., MI 1799 - 1887

danbren2010 — 2012-01-25 04:08:28Z

From the Thursday, February 17, 1887, edition of the Niles Weekly Mirror, Niles, Berrien County, Michigan:

"Mrs. Mary Brenner* of Penn township, Cass county, mother of Mrs. J. J. Van Riper, died at her home Thursday, at the advanced age of 88 years. She was exceedingly hale and hearty up to a few days before her death."

*Based on census information and vital records, it seems that Mary's married name was actually BRONNER not Brenner. She was the widow of Jacob Bronner and their children were born in Oneida County, New York. Daughter Emily E. (aka Emma) married Jacob J. Van Riper. Emma died on February 26, 1914, in Buchanan, Berrien County, MI.

Re: Bronner

kimmccull — 2011-10-01 02:01:43Z

I am a Bronner whose family immigrated into Wisconsin and Ohio, also searching for additional information.

Re: Bronner

hmelcookie — 2011-08-18 14:39:53Z

Do you have any information on any Bronners who immigrated to the US?

Re: Bronner in MA

nortonsc_1 — 2011-06-16 18:34:25Z

Not sure you are still active in your search. There is a Felix Bronner who lived in Stark, NY 1832 to 1840 time frame. In 1832 he had an elderly Christopher Norton living with him and his wife. I believe he married Lany Norton, one of my relatives. Your Felix could have been a descendant of his. I believe the Bronners and Nortons could have come from MA since there were at least 3 marriages between the families in the area of Albany, NY about 1820 to 1830. Albany is just west of the MA border.

Bronner-Bruner Family from Freemont Ohio

kimmccull — 2011-03-27 02:23:20Z

I am looking for Bronners from the Mullheim,Baden Germany. Many used the name Bruner as well as Bronner. I have a newpaper article from the early 1900's describing a picnic of the family at the home of Charles Bruner north of the four mile house in Fremont. Mentioned are: John Bronner, Edna Bruner, John Maurer and Rev. Bwoman as well as many more. The article also mentioned correspondence with the Burgermeister of Mullheim Germany regarding the family's history there. Additionally it indicates these individuals arrived in this country in 1840.
Any one with information please contact me at kimmccull@hotmail.com

Re: George Bronner, Germany > Ohio> Californian

kimmccull — 2011-03-15 02:01:14Z

My family is from the Fremont/Bowling Green Ohio area. Do you know if George had any brothers? My great grandfather, Elmer E Bronner was born in Ohio and grand father, Howard Ashley Bronner was born in Bowling Green. Do you know if there is any relation between them?

Re: Bronner's in OH

kimmccull — 2011-03-15 01:51:58Z

My family (Bronners) are from the Fremont and Bowling Green Ohio area. I'm researching the family from that area. I have a very old newspaper clipping referencing a family reunion of the Bronner/Bruner families.

Re: Bronner Family around Buffalo New York

jvaughan330 — 2010-09-01 18:20:42Z

I am looking for a Charles Meyer / Meyers whose parents were John and John Meyer / Meyers b:1816 and Mary Striegel b:1816. Charles' sister Mary Helen Meyer/Meyers was born in 1844 in Ebenezer, NY and married Frederick S. Davies.

Re: Bronner's from Texas

ebro184641 — 2010-05-16 01:44:03Z

My husband's name is Barry and is is from Trenton, NJ. His father's name is Nathaniel Bronner.

Re: Bronner's from Texas

twistedtap — 2010-05-15 23:20:02Z

My dad tells me that my great grandparents (Fred and Cornelia Bronner) both had the same last name because they were part of the Bronner villa in Switzerland. They all changed their last name to Bronner so we don't really know their real names. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Re: Bronner's from Texas

twistedtap — 2010-05-15 23:18:20Z

Who is your husband from NJ? Most of my family (Bronner) came from NJ and I'm trying to figure out the Bronner ancestry. I have gotten as far as my two great grandparents (Fred and Cornelia Bronner). Familiar?

Re: Bronner's in Cincinnati

drvaske — 2010-01-11 03:38:37Z

Hi Melissa,
My Great Grandfather, Joseph Bronner, Jr. had a brother George, and a sister Theresa, and they were born in Alsace, in the late 1800s. At that time, it was under German rule, and was the town of Ingweiller, Germany. Following WW1, it became Ingwiller, France, which is what it is today. I have a family photo, and recently received a copy of my Gret Great Grandfather's bible family register. The Bible belonged to Joseph Bronner, Sr. and was presented to him in 1863. George A. Bronner was born Feb. 20, 1864 in Ingweiller, Germany and was the first born child. Next was my Great Grandfather, Joseph, Jr born in 1866, then came Charles in 1868, followed by Theresa in 1870, and then Lena in 1872, all born in Germany. The last was Harry, who was born in Cincinnati, in 1879. Does this sound like the family you are looking for?

Re: Magdaline Bronner

drvaske — 2010-01-11 03:20:16Z

I believe you are looking for The Joseph Bronner Family. She was the sister of my great grand father Joseph Bronner, Jr. She is listed by the name Lena in our recored, probably because she was named after her mother, Magdelena Bronner (nee Osthiemer). According to her fathers bible from 1863, they lived in Ingweiler, Germany, now Ingwiller, France. That area is also known as Alsace, which at the tiome they migrated to the United States, it was under German rule. They lived in Cincinati, Ohio. I have a family photo, and have been working with Kathy Brooks, who lives in Florida. Lena was born in Ingweiller, Germany in December 1872. Please contact me if this is the correct family and you would like to discuss this.

Re: Bronners in Ingwiller, Alsace

rokki171 — 2009-07-30 23:01:16Z

I have some vital records pertaining to the family but I uploaded what I know of the family to rootsweb. I will enclose the link below. If there is anything there you want further information on let me know. I'll go through my records and see what I have about Joseph's family that may help you.

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op...

It should take you straight to the page for Ignace Bronner and Anne-Marie Roth.

Re: Bronners in Ingwiller, Alsace

Jay_Hogan — 2009-07-28 00:05:37Z

I'm also descended from Bronners in Ingwiller.
Lena Bronner 1872, Joseph Bronner Nov 25,1839,
Ignace Bronner Sept 24,1806
Grateful for any information you might have about Ignace and Anne Marie Roth, Martin Bronner and Madeleine Jacobi, and Joseph Bronner and Elisabeth Marie Ohlman.

Thanks much,
Jay Hogan
jayhogan@earthlink.net

Re: George Bronner, Germany > Ohio> Californian

danderup — 2009-06-06 13:57:52Z

Am not related. You might troll URL

http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/

using US, CA, Sacramento as initial inputs. Few examples for BRONNER

Vern D
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All Contributed by Betty Loose
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Sacramento Bee
Description: Birth, Marriages, & Deaths
Wednesday, January 27, 1932

BIRTHS
BRONNER - In this city, January 9, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Bronner of Sacramento, a son.
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The Evening Bee
Sacramento, Cal.
Tuesday, July 11, 1905

DIED
EGLE - In this city, July 10, 1905, Eugene Egle, son of Mrs. J.R. PRIGMORE, brother of Leo Egle and Aimee J. BRONNER and Josie PRIGMORE, nephew of Eugene A. LAMET and grandson of the late Eugene LAMET, a native of Los Angeles, aged 14 years, 2 months and 23 days.
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The Daily Record-Union
Sacramento, Cal.
Wednesday, July 7, 1886

BRIEF NOTES
Red Cloud Tribe, No. 41, Improved Order of Red Men installed their officers last evening, District Deputy Richmond DAVIS assisted by J.P. COUNTS and Wm. CUMMING officiating. L.W. GOTHEN, Sacham; Frank F. FRANSON, S.G.; Peter BAUQUIER, Jr., S.; George H. CLARK, First Warrior; Ben. BURGE, First Brave; Con. SULLIVAN, First Sanap; T.P. SMITH, Second Sanap, Trustees, George F. BRONNER, Ed. HOPKINS and Con. SULLIVAN.
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Sacramento Daily Union
Description: STATE & COUNTY STATISTICS (For the year 1872) MARRIAGES
Wednesday, January 1, 1873

STATE & COUNTY STATISTICS (For the year 1872)
MARRIAGES

November

7-C.S. Bronner to Emily Striff

William Bronner obit

JIWelsch — 2009-04-05 16:02:59Z

MUSCATINE
William E. Bronner, 62, of Muscatine, died Thursday, Jan. 6, 2000, at his home.

Services will be at the Bentley Funeral Home in Wilton. The Rev. Paul Nelson will officiate. Organist will be Kathy Luethye and vocalist will be Henry Bentley. Pallbearers will be Troy Bronner, Craig Bach, Terry Shook, David Wade, Pete Hall, and Joe Manjoine. Burial will be at the Greenwood Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to the Zeigler Memorial Lutheran Church.

He was born on March 5, 1937, in Muscatine, the son of Ambrose and Mary Conway Bronner. He was employed at Letica retiring in 1999. He worked for Muscatine County in county road maintenance . He was a member of Zeigler Memorial Lutheran Church in New Era. Survivors include a brother, David Bronner and his wife, Judy, of Wilton; two nieces, Deborah Shook and her husband, Terry, of Jefferson City, Mo. and Sheli Bach and her husband, Craig, of Jefferson City, Mo.; a nephew, Troy Bronner and his wife, Brittny, of Wilton; great-nieces and nephews, Courtney Bach, Nathan, Timmerman, Jordyn, Jeremy, Ryan, Chad, Beth and Quentin Shook. He was preceded in death by his parents.
No relation

Bronner family of Tennessee, mid 1800's

lorene2007 — 2008-12-11 04:51:05Z

I am looking for any information on the Bronner family who lived in Tenn during the 1860's. One son was named Jeff Bronner. One of the parents was an Indian, probably Chotaw.
This is all I have.

Finding my real mother

dellajodi — 2008-11-25 20:12:08Z

I was born in Sarasota, Fl,Female, Known as Baby Bronner. Born to who i was told a Susan Bronner, Date 1964 a very special day!! if you know who i am please contact me........i am now almost 44. I have 3 children. They would all like to know of my past and so would I.

Re: Bronners in Ingwiller, Alsace

mahb5603 — 2008-09-20 17:21:48Z

Do you know of a Josephine Bronner, born France 1870? Came to PA. before going to Kansas.

Bronner Family around Buffalo New York

starchaser1962 — 2008-04-07 02:28:48Z

Looking for Philip Bronner born around 1827 married Margareth Orth from Germany. Daughter Julianna for Susanna Bronner married a Charles Meyers around 1881.

Walter Bronner of Herkimer Co., NY

white_roses — 2008-03-01 14:38:51Z

Bronner, Walter I., Stark, was born where he now resides, September 29, 1864, a son of Isaac D. and Mary C. (Harwick) Bronner. The grandfather, Daniel, was born in Stark and settled on the farm where Walter I. now resides, in 1832, and there he resided until his death, June 4, 1858, aged sixty-three years. He served in the war of 1812, and his father, Christian, served in the Revolutionary War, and his father, Christian Bronner, was a native of Germany. Daniel's wife was Catharine Wager, who died December 28, 1865, aged fifty-nine years. They had eight children: Oliver, Barnard, Isaac D., Daniel, Anna M., Dorothy E. J., Lucy J. and Clarissa. Isaac D.Bronner was born where Walter I. now resides, in 1832, and lives with his son, Walter I. He had seven children: Catha L., Elmer E., Walter I., Carrie M., M. Enola, Harwick D., F. Fayette, all of which are still living. Mrs. Mary C. Bronner, their nother, died January 19, 1819. Five of the children have been school teachers. Mr. Bronner is a member of the Masonic fraternity. Walter I. received his education at the common schools and at Richfield Springs, also at Herkimer, and at eighteen he began teaching and has taught during the winter ever since. At sixteen he began life for himself. He has followed cheese-making for two years at Van Hornesville. Mr. Bronner is a Granger and a Good Templar, and is active in the temperance cause. In October, 1889, he bought the old homestead, which consists of 107 acres of land. He is a breeder of Jersey cattle. The original stock was the first Jerseys ever owned in the county, brought here by his father in 1867 from New Jersey. Mr. Bronner is also the only breeder of Dorset horned sheep in this county.

source:
History of Herkimer County, New York : illustrated with portraits of many of its citizens
edited by George A. Hardin ; assisted by Frank H. Willard
Syracuse, New York : D. Mason, 1893
550 p., 276 p. : ill., maps, ports.

Alonzo Bronner of Herkimer Co., NY

white_roses — 2008-03-01 14:36:53Z

Bronner, Alonzo, Warren, was born in Warren, January 11, 1832, and is a son of Peter and Catharine (House) Bronner. His grandfather, Frederick, was born in Stark and after his marriage came to Warren. He served in the war of 1812, and died in Stark, aged ninety-one; his wife died at the house of Alonzo. They had ten children, six of whom reached maturity. Alonzo Bronner has always lived in Warren, except two years in Stark. At twenty-one he began for himself, working by the month, and now owns the farm of 120 acres, where he lives. He is a Democrat and has been assessor. He married January 22, 1861, Hannah M., daughter of Isaac and Leah (Bronner) Maxfield. They had one son, Emery J., who died August 17, 1888, leaving a widow.

source:
History of Herkimer County, New York : illustrated with portraits of many of its citizens
edited by George A. Hardin ; assisted by Frank H. Willard
Syracuse, New York : D. Mason, 1893
550 p., 276 p. : ill., maps, ports.

Bronners in Ingwiller, Alsace

rokki171 — 2008-01-07 00:22:44Z

Am researching my Bronner roots and hoping someone connects. Here's a quick overview, to keep it short, starting with most recent:

Jacob Charles Bronner (1896,NY-1982,NY). Son of:

Francois Bronner (1866, Ingwiller, Alsace- 1944, NY)- Eva Elz (1868, Germany-1918, NY. Son of:

Francois Bronner (1844, Ingwiller-1882, Ingwiller)- Catherine Dentel (1844, Wingen, Alsace-1871,Ingwiller). Son of:

Ignace Bronner (1806, Ingwiller-1887, Ingwiller)- Anne Marie Roth (1810, Menchhoffen, Alsace-1888, Ingwiller). Son of:

Martin Bronner (?, Ingwiller- 1847, Ingwiller)- Madeleine Jacobi (1765, Menchhoffen- 1841 or 1844, Ingwiller). Son of:

Joseph Bronner (1720/1, Dietenheim, Germany- Ingwiller)- Elisabeth Marie Ohlman (1715, Ohlungen, Alsace- 1801, Ingwiller).

I have information on each generation including some birth, marriage and death records on couples and some children. Also several of the wives families further on then posted.

George Bronner, Germany > Ohio> Californian

sandrabordelon — 2007-12-04 09:07:15Z

BRONNER, GEORGE F., lives 1425 L Street, Sacramento. He was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831. He was a clerk in a mercantile house until 1852, when he moved to Fremont City, Ohio, and engaged in mercantile pursuits. In 1854 he came to this State and settled in Sacramento City. Until 1862 he was clerk to Dr. J. F. Morse, then Wells, Fargo & Co.'s delivery clerk until 1870, then in business for himself until 1876. He was elected Public Administrator of Sacramento County in 1876, and re-elected in 1879. In 1866 he married a Boston lady; they have five boys and three girls. Mr. Bronner's land and improvements are worth about $5000.

Sacramento County Biographies, 1880, page 280

Magdaline Bronner

gkbrooks356 — 2007-10-18 19:55:48Z

I am also doing some family research. My Great-Grandmother is Magdaline (Bronner) Schwietering. My Great-Grandfather is Joseph Schwietering. They had 5 children; Edward,Charles,Henrietta,Joseph and Herman. Herman is my grandfather.
I am trying to find Magdaline's family.
Do any of these names some familiar.

Re: Bronner's in Cincinnati

sjwrightnanny — 2007-04-30 07:46:10Z

I am Sandra Jean (nee Fondenberger) Wright

I also am from the Bronner/Bamberger union.

To them were born 12 children.

One of the sons was Arthur George Bronner, Sr. born 14 Jul 1913. He married Catherine Lucy Speitz.

From that union 4 children were born.

The oldest daughter is Rose Mary Bronner. born 14 Sep 1935. She married Carl M. Fondenberger.

To them were born 7 children. I am the oldest, born 31 May 1955. I married Garry Lee Wright.

We have 3 sons. Two, of our boys, have 1 child.

George Bronner, (Arthur, Rose, Sandra).

Now I am assuming that you are declaring that you have descended from this original Georges'

(Bronner/Bamberger) brother Joseph.

is this assumption correct?

Also, we are having the Family Reunion on Saturday June 23,

2007, at the park in Reading, Ohio.

If you have never been to this reunion, I am inviting you and all of your family to come.

This reunion is for all descendents of George Bronner.

Please contact me for information on this reunion.

Cordially, a distant cousin,

Sandra Wright

sjwrightnanny@aol.com

Re: Bronner's in Cincinnati

kay59zee — 2007-03-08 00:36:07Z

Hi,
I am also a Bronner/Bamberger relative from Cincinnati, Oh.
George Bronner Married to Wilhemina Bamberger. I am from then Joseph Bronner married to Magdalina Osternius.

their son George August Bronner Married to Margaret Minten.
Daughter Mary (Mamie) (Elsie) Bronner married Leo Krueger.

They had my grandfather William J. Krueger married to Louise Goldkamp.
My Father Robert J. Krueger married to Julia Hackman.
I am Kathleen Louise Krueger Zeinner
If any of these names ring a bell, contact me.
zinerus@fuse.net

Re: BRONNER, AUGUST F.; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-12-23 15:54:02Z

August Frederick Bronner

BURIAL INFORMATION

Location: Newark, New Jersey

Cemetery: Fairmount Cemetery

Born: 1835 Germany

Died: 1893

Additional Information and cemetery monument photo:

http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/states/pages_af/bronn...

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

* Feel free to pass this on to other appropriate resources.

BRONNER, AUGUST F.; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/mohciv.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

BRONNER, AUGUST F.

Rank and organization: Private, Company C, 1st New York Artillery. Place and date: At White Oak Swamp, Va., 30 June 1862. At Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862. Entered service at: ------. Birth: Germany. Date of issue: Unknown. Citation: Continued to fight after being severely wounded.

Bronner Family Picnic

PeteBronner54 — 2006-07-25 17:43:27Z

Decendents of Joseph "Coffee Joe" Bronner will have a family picnic August 13th 2006 at Vorhees Park in Reading Ohio. Picnic starts at 2:00 PM under the large pavilion. BYO drinks, food and snacks. Contact Pete Bronner at (513) 733 4532 for information.

BRONNER REUNION

sjwrightnanny — 2006-06-05 04:31:38Z

Decendents of George Bronner and Mary Ostheimer
Decendents of George Bronner and Willhelmina Bamberger will be held in Cincinnati, Ohio on August 19, 2006. Name of the park and address will be posted later in June.

BRONNER'S IN MISSISSIPPI

kyona02 — 2006-05-17 00:30:32Z

LOOKING FOR ANYBODY WHO KNOWS ABOUT TOM BRONNER BORN JUNE 1882 MARRIED TO A HALLE. ANY INFO. ON TOM AND HIS PARENTS PLEASE CONTACT ME.

Re: Bronner's in Cincinnati

sjwrightnanny — 2006-01-06 02:10:20Z

Melissa, i knew you as Missy. You are Colletta and Als' daughtter and you had two brothers. Hi, I am Sandra Fondenberger Wright. My Mom and Dad lived in Price Hill at the cemetery. Your Grandmother Clair Bronner Stamm is my Great-Aunt. She and Uncle Lou owned the Flamm's Cafe on Findley Market. I don't know if you found what you were looking for, but if you didn't, we could do it together. Your posting was over 3 years ago, so I don't know if you will be backhere to see this.but here is a list of your Grandmothers' siblings;
ARTHUR GEORGE BRONNER
GEORGE C BRONNER
CHARLES MARTIN BRONNER (BUTCH)
COLETTA BRONNER
MARIE BRONNER
JOSEPH JUNIOR BRONNER
ALBERT BRONNER
ALVERA BRONNER
EDWARD BRONNER
LOUISE BRONNER
ALMA BRONNER
CLARA BRONNER (YOUR GRANDMOTHER)

I HAVE JUST STARTED THIS FOR MY GRANDCHILDREN AND I TOO AM STUCK WHERE YOU WERE 3 YEARS AGO. DO YOU HAVE CHILDREN? IF SO I WILL FILL THEM IN ON MY TREE IF YOU FIND THIS POSTING. I WOULD IMAGINE THAT YOU COULD HELP ME FILL IN A LOT OF THE YOUNGER GENERATIONS THAT I DON'T KNOW. I HAVE NOT LIVED IN CINCY FOR A LONG TIME AND DON'T GET TO SEE ANYBODY. DID YOU KNOW THAT THEY HAD A REUNION THIS YEAR? THEY DO PLAN TO DO IT EVERY YEAR FOR A WHILE. SO I WILL MAKE IT IN 2006.

I AM ALSO STUCK ON THE BAMBURGERS' BUT THERE ARE SO MANY DIFFERENT WAYS THAT THE NAME WAS SPELLED OVER THE YEARS THAT IT IS HARD TO TRACE.

YOU CAN E-MAIL ME AT
sjwrightnanny@aol.com any time you would like to.

YOUR 2ND COUSIN

SANDY

Bronner

2005-10-15 23:49:46Z

Re: Granfathers origin

2005-01-22 05:23:28Z

Have you found any more information on this family. I am also a Bronner decendent. I would like to compare notes. My email address is phdouglas@hotmail.com
Thanks,
Phyllis

Re: Peter Bronner

anne9909 — 2004-06-29 02:08:07Z

Thanks Elaine--I don't know if your Bronners are the same as mine or not. My Mary Bronner (son of Peter) was married on Dec. 27, 1861 in the United States (California, I think) and she died in California in 1932. I don't have a specific birthdate for her. Do any of these statistics match your Maria?

Re: Peter Bronner

anne9909 — 2004-06-29 02:08:07Z

I just found a Batista Broner buried in the same Pioneer cemetary in California as my Mary (Maria) Bron(n)er's husband's family. His name is Batista Broner and he was born in Quinto, Ticino Switzerland in about 1831. Ever run across that name? There is also a record of an Antonio Broner and a Serafino Broner living in the same county in the late 1800's.

Re: Peter Bronner

2004-06-08 13:26:38Z

Anne,
There is no Batista Bronner (Broner) born in this branch of the family in Quinto in the 1830's that I know of. The closest name I have to Serafino is Cherubino and we know that he came to NYC. There is a Giuseppe Antonio born 3.8.1833 to Peter Bronner and Margherita Pedroli. I don't have any additional information on him. He could be your Antonio. I have a Constantino born 8.8.1831. No additional information on him. Let me know if this helps.
Elaine

Re: Peter Bronner

elainebronner — 2004-01-11 04:06:59Z

Anne:
My husband has a relative Pietro Bronner born 16 Feb 1796 in Ronco, Ticino, Switzerland. He had a daughter Maria born 11 Oct 1840. The family lived in Quinto, Switzerland. Could this be the person you're looking for?

Re: Bronner

elainebronner — 2004-01-11 03:56:37Z

Mark,
I am trying to trace the Quinto, Switzerland Bronners. I can't find anything on the parents of Pietro Giuseppe Antonio Giovanni B.L. Bronner born 16 Feb 1798 and his wife Margherita Pedroli born 31 Aug 1802. Do you have any information earlier than this? My husband is the grandson of Daniel J. Bronner from Bloomingburg, NY.

Re: Bronner's in OH

2003-11-21 17:37:43Z

After searching through the "Family Trees", I have come across a tree for a George Bronner who is listed as being married to a Minnie and whose mother's and father's names are Mary and Charles Bronner. George is also listed as having five other brothers and sisters; Mary Magdaline, Charles, Louis, Lena, and Theresa. I believe that this George would be my great-grandfather. If anyone has any other information on this particular George Bronner, please contact me.

Melissa

Minnie Frances Bronner

tootsnlynn — 2003-08-25 21:11:04Z

My grandmother, Minnie F. Bronner was married to Alec Grooms in Georgia about 1900. One daughter, Pauline, born 1919 and another, Willie Mae in 1920. Mr. Grooms died about 1922 and Minnie later married Jesse Collum and lived in Talladega, Alabama, where she had another daughter, Bertha , about 1923 and there she died of pneumonia in 1927. Any help in locating information on any of the afore mentioned will be greatly appreciated.

Bronner

mperciv — 2003-08-17 02:15:04Z

I have a great deal of data on Bronner ancestry starting in 17th century from a village in Switzerland. Contact me for additional info.

Re: Bronner's in Cincinnati

2003-05-21 16:34:27Z

My Grand father was George Bronner's brother and I do know a little about the Bambergers. Contact me for more info.

looking for my great great grandfather bronner

tashaac1 — 2003-03-03 16:47:28Z

my grandfather is conrad a. bronner. my great grandfather was myron E. bronner i would like to know who was is father.
or find any information on that side of the family.

Re: Bronner's Ky

ConnieReinhold — 2003-02-27 20:49:48Z

Hi Pete,

It was good to hear from you again. I am still looking into what I can on the Kentucky Bronner's to see if they connect in anyway, but so far nothing really has shown up. I did send away for a death certificate on a Joseph Bronner who died in 1913 in Cincinnati and am hoping it will lead to something. Congratulations on your new grandchild that is wonderful. Dan had sent me some pictures of all of you last Christmas, what a nice looking family to be related to.
Not sure if Dan filled you in but I am Caroline's grandaughter and Joseph's great grandaughter. I have 3 teenagers that keep me very busy. Mandy, Michelle, and Michael.

As soon as I find out anything I will definately let you know.

Connie

Joseph Bronner

ConnieReinhold — 2003-02-27 20:49:48Z

Pete,

Just wanted to let you know I got the death certificate on a Joseph Bronner who died in 1913 and was born in Germany on Nov. 25, 1839. He died in Hamilton Co. and was buried in old St. Joseph's Cemetery. It lists his father as Ignatz Bronner and it has mother unknown. Does this sound like it could be our Joseph Bronner or not? It also say's that he was widowed so does not list his wife's name. Was hoping that this could possibly be Coffee Joe's father, but didnt you say his name might have been August too? Well, was hoping to get somewhere on this but don't know if this is anything or not.

Thanks,

Connie