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Re: Bullinger in North Dakota

harliebull — 2009-04-24 00:04:21Z

Tom,
My father ,still living , was one of 16 children born to
Jacob and Marionna farmed St.Anthony ,ND. Because he was the
youngest , sole survivor.
I never met my grandfather Jacob but have always wondered
about the family history,even back to ?Russia.
I use my laptop at home but my personal email is
harliebull@yahoo.com
Thanks , Harlie

BULLINGER Roberta Robbie 1925-1995

t42Moore — 2008-11-16 22:40:21Z

BULLINGER Roberta Robbie 1925-1995

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,166 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Charles Bullinger father of Ellinor (Mabel) Bullinger

karendor — 2007-01-28 02:06:44Z

Still looking for information on Charles Bullinger of New York who married Armina Van Sligerland and had a daughter b. 14 Feb 1874 in New York.

Any information appreciated.

Karen

Re: Bullinger, Charles,Charles Bellenger

karendor — 2007-01-13 05:50:04Z

My gg grandmother, Elinor Bullinger, was daughter of Charles Bullinger and Armintha Van Sligerland. This sounds very similar to your relatives. I have no birth dates but records indicate they were both born in new York. sorry to take so long.

Karen

Johnstown PA Bullinger family

juliechitwood — 2006-10-26 18:02:19Z

Is anyone researching the Johnstown, Cambria, PA Bullinger family?

Anastasia (Anna) Bullinger married Joseph Euen in 1889 - she was born May 1872

Joseph Bullinger b. 7 Feb 1874 - married Josepina Aust and Julia. Joseph's children were: Joseph; John; Martin; Otman; Arnold. I believe he emigrated in 1890 ship Elbe. Served in the Spanish American War

Lorenz Bullinger b. 1880 died 1904 (about age 16).

I'm guessing that Anastasia, Joseph and Lorenz were sibs.

Any help appreciated.

Bullinger family

2006-06-01 16:23:59Z

Dear Marjorie and Liz:

Thanks so much for your excellent hints. I really didn''t think "Fritz" was my ggrandfather's given name, but that was the name listed on the birth certificate for my grandmother, and I did check out the name Frederick as well. The middle name hint was a revelation to me; I had no idea about that, so I will try looking for him again under other names and Friedrich.

I did try the FamilySearch .org site before with the "old" info, but will revisit it. I also have access to a local LDS library and may have more success with that. I'll also check out the Baltimore suggestion.

For what it's worth, I did get a death certificate from New York on a Frederick Bullinger who died about that time frame (1892), but I don't think it's him. It didn't have the name of his wife on it, which would have helped me verify one way or the other, but it did list his parents as Madros Bullinger and Annie. The birthplace was listed as Prussia.

You're both very kind to help. I appreciate it and will keep you posted on any successes I may have.

Re: Bullinger family

2006-05-31 17:18:42Z

Re: Bullinger family

2006-05-30 21:51:19Z

The name Fritz Bullinger does not ring a bell in regards to this line BUT there are a number of Bullingers on the east coast which I have found in my searching. When I did locate my grandfather and his parents they did not come through Ellis Island but through Baltimore, MD. One site that can be a help is Cindi"s list and it has other ports of entry. It also has other very helpful site info. I know only too well what it is like to hit a brick wall when hunting info. Good luck.

Re: Bullinger family

jcsmitty1212 — 2006-05-30 21:30:39Z

My ggrandfather is named on my grandmother's New York birth certificate as Fritz Bullinger, born in Germany. My grandmother was born in 1887, which, going by his age at the time, would have made her father's birthdate 1862.

Fritz's wife and my ggrandmother was Kundigunda Fadenhauer. They had four daughters.

Which one of them was from Baden--if not both--is unknown. It's also possible he was from Berlin.

He died in his early 30s.

I can hardly find anything in New York records on him. A death certificate I obtained may or may not be him.

I'm stuck.

Fritz Bullinger 1862-1891 Germ>NY>NJ

2005-11-05 19:54:43Z

My grandmother's NYC birth certificate lists her father as Fritz Bullinger, born in Germany in 1862. Her mother was Kunikunda Fadenhauer, born in Germany in 1860. His occupation was listed as laundry man. They had four daughters: Tressa, born 1883; Lena, born 1885; Julia, my grandmother, 1887; Rosa, born 1889. He died in NY or NJ about 1891, and she bought a farm in what is now New Milford, New Jersey. She remarried his friend, Ignatz Kunzelman or Gunzelman. I don't know where in Germany he was from, but my mother believed it could have been Berlin or Baden-Baden. I don't know if he was married in Germany or the U.S., or even where he is buried. Any suggestions?

Hauns family in Rastatt, Germany

lindahauns1 — 2005-06-18 18:24:46Z

Dear Robin,
A fellow researcher in Rastatt is seeking information about Monica Hauns who married Franz Josef Buehlinger in 1817. Please contact me for further information. Linda Hauns, hauns3@juno.com

Re: PHOTOS Bullinger graves BALTIMORE

2004-12-28 20:08:08Z

Thank You!!! Will be in touch soon!!

Bethany

Re: BULLINGER of Iggleheim, Germany

2004-12-27 04:48:18Z

Sorry. I don't have any contacts in Iggleheim, nor any connection to the name mentions.

Liz

Re: BULLINGER of Iggleheim, Germany

2004-12-26 18:48:08Z

Liz, I am searching for info on my Ehrhart side. They originated in Iggleheim and immigrated to England then on to America. My oldest known Ehrhart ancestor was born in Iggleheim in 1670. Do you have a contact in Igglehiem?

Thanks, Dewey

Obit. Marjorie Fueller Bullinger

KAYROM — 2004-03-08 22:33:46Z

Sept. 2, 1913-Feb. 25, 2003

Marjorie Fueller Bullinger, 89, of San Diego died Feb. 25. She was born in Columbus, Ohio, and was a homemaker. She was a member of Rancho Bernardo Community Presbyterian Church. Services: 2 p.m. March 19, Rancho Bernardo Community Presbyterian Church, 17010 Pomerado Road, San Diego. Inurnment: El Camino Memorial Park, San Diego.
Arrangements: Poway Bernardo Mortuary. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 3/11/2003. (volunteer submission)

Henry Bullinger/Ilinois

gbullinger — 2004-01-21 23:56:28Z

I'm looking for any info on Henry Bullinger, born 1852, and came to US from Germany in 1882. (Father was Conrad Bullinger--wife a "Kraft"). Henry lived in Batavia, Il in 1883+. He married a Bertha(Betsy) Kreager. She remarried after 7-8 yrs(reason unknown). No records of Henry(Death, etc.)

Bullingers from Germany

gbullinger — 2004-01-21 23:56:28Z

From the German Immigrant books, Vol 38, I found what appears to be my gg-grandfather Henry(Henrich)Bullinger. He was on the ship Palmyra, which left the port of Liverpool/Queensland, and arrived at NY May 12, 1881. I do have a marriage certificate(1882), but the "place of birth" is difficult to read, but here goes: Sim...sheim Konigr? Wurtin...? This could be Wurttemberg which is Southern Germany). His wife, Bertha Krueger,was born in Roggo?v, Ru?fs?? Henrich's father was a Conrad Bullinger(wife: Christiane Kraft). This is as far back as I can take it and the only info I have. Now, I did find a death certificate for a Henry Bollinger(with an "o") in my area(Near Chicago),but upon checking the document, both parents were born in Switzerland and the father's name was Jacob. It wouldn't surprise me if the "Bollinger" line is related to the "Bullinger" line with a spelling change along the way.

Bullinger from England

gbullinger — 2004-01-21 23:56:28Z

Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the response and good information on Bullinger from England and Switzerland. The one thing about genealogy is that you certainly learn some history. There is always a reason why people migrate. It could be religion, politics(as you said), or the eldest son getting the farm(as in Germany), a potato famine(Ireland), or just for the adventure of it.I've read about Heinrich Bullinger, the reformer.
If you find a link to Conrad Bullinger, my ggg-grandfather, let me know, thanks.He would have been born in the 1830-40s.
I will keep you informed as well of any of my findings. Age here is 48 and live near Chicago.
There is a fellow AOL member Gerhard Bullinger who lives in Germany, but I have not received any responses from him yet. I found his web page while searching AOL.
Chow.

Re: Bullinger in North Dakota

2003-06-10 01:54:03Z

I have the St. Anthony Book 100 years of faith. Lists a Johannes Adam Bullinger who was borin in 1847. He died in 1908. His first wife was Marianna Hammel. Marianna died, then Johannes Adam married Clara Ressler in Karlsruhe Russia in 1873. Tehy emigrated to the US May 12, 1893 on the ship S.S. Lahm. They first settled in yakton, SD for a short time, and then moved to the St. Anthony Area. The book lists 13 children. Some may not be listed if they died as infants?

I'm wondering if this is the same John Bullinger you have listed here? The one above is my great grandfather, and am trying to trace the Bullinger ancestry.

Any information would be helpful. Thanks!

Re: PHOTOS Bullinger graves BALTIMORE

2003-01-01 15:07:14Z

Bethany,

I have much information concerning the Bullinger graves in the Burgan cemetery. You are correct about William being in the Civil War. I have his complete military record. There is also a War of 1812 soldier in one of the graves. I just finished writing my family history and I am related to the Burgans on the maternal side. I would be happy to share with you some of this information. Please e-mail me and let me know how I can get in touch with you to show you what I have. I think that I know what other cemetery you are probably looking at.

Regards,

Thomas J. Bullinger

obit for Susan J. Bullinger

2002-07-19 21:37:14Z

The following obit is reprinted from the July 19, 2002 edition of the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle with permission of Cheyenne Newspapers, Inc. Copyright 2002. All rights reserved.

Susan J. Bullinger

2002

Susan Jean Bullinger, infant daughter, died on July 5 at United Medical Center-West.
She was born on July 5 at United Medical Center-West.
Susan is survived by her parents, Travis and Renee Bullinger of Cheyenne; grandparents, James and Kathy Bullinger of Mesquite, Ariz., Rick and Laurie Wright of Cheyenne; great-grandparents, John Bullinger of Otto, Robert and Roz Schliske of Cheyenne and Helen Wright of Cheyenne; numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Cremation has taken place.
Friends may contribute to the March of Dimes.

Note: I am of no relation, but my sympathies go out to those of you who are. This is here as a lasting memorial for baby Susan Bullinger.

Re: Bullinger, Charles,Charles Bellenger

2001-09-16 22:08:52Z

I do not think there is a link. I know of no Charles. Sorry.

Re: Bullinger, Charles,Charles Bellenger

2001-09-16 21:31:33Z

My ggrandfathr Alem O.Lefler married Nancy Slingerland Their son George Lefler married S.C.Vanvolkenburg, She died or they divorced and she married Charles Bellenger. after 1913. Can you fill in a few gaps here. I dont know birth death or location for Charles and his wife.Thank you

Bullinger in North Dakota

2001-08-20 06:39:30Z

John Adam Bullinger from Russia in 1871, spent one year in South Dakota and moved to North Dakota in 1872, homesteaded near St Anthony, ND DOB 2-16-1847 died 9-25-1907. John had eighteen children but I cannot find any references anywhere earlier. Any assistance will be appreciated.

Bullinger in North Dakota

2001-08-20 06:38:02Z

family crests

2001-04-02 12:36:35Z

I am trying to locate the family crest of the bullinger family. I do know that the information given to my father was that the bullinger family came from Austria, not england. If anyone can help me locate the crest i would greatly appreiciate it. Thank you.
Jordan Bullinger

Charles Bullinger /New York

2000-04-08 13:43:28Z

Bullingers from Germany

2000-03-23 09:12:28Z

Dear Gary:

It was interesting to see the information on your relative Henry (Heinrich)Bullinger. My gg grandfather was also Henry Bullinger. My Henry also came to this country from Liverpool! The naturalization record that I found on him indicates that he was borm in London but he emigrated to the U.S. from Liverpool. He became a citizen in New York 1827. I have been in the process of trying to find out where he came from in Germany or Switzerland. To date I have had no success. My research would indicate that he likely came to England to avoid persecution by the French. London was apparently a haven for refugees from all over Europe at that time.

I did find some information on the Bullingers and Bollingers in Switzerland. The family of Bollingers came from the town of Boligen that is near the capital of Berne. There is a Bullinger family line that came from the town of Bremerhaven that is near Zurich. This family goes back to the 1400's. There was a Heinrich Bullinger there who was a reformer at the time of the Reformation. I would think that if we were ever able to find all the records that there is probably some connection with all the Bullingers. The name Henry appears several times in my line.

I will let you know of I turn up any information that may be of interest to you.

Bullinger family England, Germany Switzerland

1999-10-29 06:58:21Z

I am looking for information from anybody who has traced the European origin of the Bullinger family.

I can document my g g g grandfather being married in London in the late 1700's. I am sure that they came to England probably from Germany and Switzerland. As of this time I am unable to go beyond England to Germany. All of the various postings I read on the Bullinger's show a German origin.

I was told that if our family is traced back far enough a Swiss connection could be found. I am aware of the town of Bremgarten just outside of Zurich where there. were nemerous Bullinger's in the 1400's.

I would like any information from anybody who has information on the earliest origin of the Bullinger family. I would also be very interested in anybody with the English/German/Swiss connections that I am faced with.

Sincerely,

Thomas J. Bullinger

My Bullinger Family History

kara234 — 2001-11-01 21:38:36Z

My maternal grandmother was Anna Elizabeth (Bullinger) Whitaker. She had said that her great grandfather was born in Germany and came from a noble family with the name Von Bullinger. He did not want to serve in the Army, (they automatically went into the Army at age 18) and he married a girl beneath his station, so he and his bride emigrated to the United States. He dropped the "Von" which, in Germany denoted a noble, and was just plain "Bullinger" in this country. This is what I do have witten down....Heinrich Bullinger married Elizabeth Jost, I have no dates.Their children were: Henry, Otto, Louis, Agnes, Anna and Lena. All I know about Henry is that he married Margaret Brehm, and they had 5 children, Henry Robert, Elizabeth, Mabel( who married Richard Healy and had a daughter named Jean), John and Helen. Otto is who i'm related to. Otto married twice. He first married Sophia Girtzler, they had two children, Anna Elizabeth and Caroline Mary. Anna Elizabeth is my maternal grandmother. Are ya with me so far?? I do have another Henry in this book. Otto's 2nd marraige was to Barbara Goetz, they had 5 children, Otto Jr., Marion, Rose, Henry and Andrew. Henry married Katherine Zehner, they had 3 children, Robert, Gerald and Leonard. Robert married Mary Tierney and had 4 children, Catherine, Marie, Roberta and James. Then Robert had a 2nd marriage to Catherine Miller and had 3 children, Robert, Timmothy and Dawn. Henry's 2nd son, Gerald married Dorothy Briggs and had 5 children, Gerald, Gayle, Ronald, Tracy and Paul. Henry's 3rd son, Leonard, married Constance Gibson.
Hopefully this info might help some of you, there is other info in here on Andrew's marriages, Marion's marriage,and Caroline Mary Bullinger's marriage.

BULLINGER of Iggleheim, Germany

LIZUPATREE — 2003-12-12 02:20:43Z

I am looking for anyone researching the BULLINGER family of Iggleheim, Germany. My ancestors are:

Johanne Christian Bullinger (b. abt 1700)
Joh. Conrad Bullinger ( b.13 Nov 1734) m.Ma. Magd. Muller
Joh. Georg Bullinger ( b. 3 Oct 1770) m. Sara Marg. Clos
Ludwig Bullinger (b. 13 May 1800) m. Ma. Cath. Markel
Elizabeth Bullinger (b. 24 Apr 1825) m. Joh. Georg MAURER and came to America, settling in Adrian, Michigan.

I have siblings and children for some of the above named ancestors. I also have photos of Eliz. Bullinger and Joh Georg Maurer.

Liz
in CA

Bullinger family in North Dakota?

GeorgetteL — 2001-07-31 03:10:13Z

If anyone is doing research on Bullinger families in North Dakota, I have a book on ebay that is on for the next few days on the families in Bottineau County and there are quite a few there. There are even pictures of the people. John and Anastasia, and their many kids. Carl and Rose, and GAry and Linda, Greg and Carol, Larry and Mary, and Ralph and Shirley, before each , each couple is representing a different family in that county..

Bullinger, Charles

KPittman7720 — 2003-01-19 18:39:33Z

Just found out my great-great-grandfather was
Charles Bullinger of New York; wife was
Armintha van Sligerland, also of New York
Probably married in 1870's. A daughter born
14 Feb 1874 was Elinor M. Any help appreciated.Where does the name originate from Germany,
Switzerland?

Charles Bullinger, Kings County, Brooklyn

KPittman7720 — 2003-01-19 18:39:33Z

Thanks for your thoroughness around
Bullinger being German,English or Swiss(?)
I am showing a Charles Bullinger in
or around Brooklyn from 1820-1870,
although have not substantiated it is
my Charles. In your search around
New York Bullingers have you noted
any info on a Charles and his family?

Charles Bullinger/New York

KPittman7720 — 2003-01-19 18:39:33Z

I know very little about my Charles Bullinger
only from a death cert. of my great-grandmother
Elinor M. Bullinger Soden. Here's what I have:
On 27 Feb 1896, Charles J. Soden married Ellinor M.
Bullinger, b. 14 February 1874, (daughter of Charles Bullinger
and Armintha Von Sligerland of Brooklyn, Kings County,
New York) at All Saint's Rectory Episcopal Church, Lower East Side,
Manhattan, NY. The church, which still stands as St. Augustine's Church, was built in
1828 when the lower East Side was home to Irish immigrants and African American migrants from the South. Although now a home to a largely African American population, the church was originally built for white congregants, many of whom were rowed across the East River by their slaves.
By 1900, Charles, who is an insurance agent, his wife Ellinor (who goes by Madel E. in the census), and daughter Alberta N. Soden (b. May 1898,) live at 13 Cornell Place in Port Richmond, Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York. Samuel B. Soden, age 71, is also residing with the household.
Ellinor and Charles separated by the 1920's and may have been divorced. In the 1930's, Charles may have been living in Los Angeles, California. He visited his daughters once in Oregon, but departed, presumably to California. Ellinor died in Oak Grove, Clackamas County, Oregon on 28 July 1945.
Issue (all born in Port Richmond, Staten Island, Richmond Co. N.Y.)
i. Alberta N. b. May 1898; died about 1985, Portland, Oregon
3. ii. Grace Kessler b. 12 September 1900; died October 1974, Portland,Oregon

I am currently spending most of my time energy on the Soden
side, but hope to get into the Bullinger line
later this summer.

On Ancestry I find a Charles in Kings County from
1850-1870 and, perhaps your Charles shows in NYC
in 1820-1830. I see you've checked directories,
how about the actual Census' for those years ?

Please stay in touch, you can email directly at
kdor@prodigy.net if you like!

Re: Bullinger, Charles,Charles Bellenger

rileye9 — 2002-07-29 02:29:32Z

please excuse me Marj. My reply was not intented for you. My error

Re: Bullinger/Bulliner

robertcalcaterra — 2003-03-10 03:02:43Z

Are you doing any researching on the Olivetti's?

Jacob and Anna Katherina Weber Bullinger

jgfollett1 — 2003-10-25 16:49:31Z

Can someone please tell me how this can be? I have seen it posted that Jacob and Anna Katherina had four daughters. There are multiple entries with this information
Anna Barbara Bullinger b. 1698...my line
Anna Katherina b 1702
Anna Katherina b 1703
Anna Margaretha b 1799

I can understand about the two Anna Katherina and different years. Sometimes one baby would die and the name just given to the next child or its the same child and the birthdate is incorrect, but for the life of me I can't understand how two sisters can be born 101 years a part. This information has been posted time and time again. Doesn't anyone read what they write?

Bullinger/Bulliner

jackieolivetti1 — 2002-03-17 20:30:18Z

My maiden name was Bulliner and my father was from southern Illinois, I have traced them back to NC in early 1700's, and also when two brothers Bullinger sailed into Philadelphia again in the early 1700's.
They were from Switzerland. Also have the information where they came from Zurich back to the 1400's. I am missing one piece. From NC some or one of the sons of the Bullingers' went to Tennessee - McNairy county - and some then
went to Illinois. Somewhere along there the spelling was changed to Bulliner. I am looking for the names of males that were living in McNairy County in the early 1800's. There was a fire and all records have been
destroyed. Please contact me by e-mail - jackieolivetti@hotmail.com

Re: Bullinger in North Dakota

tomlini1 — 2002-08-23 03:27:21Z

you can contact me at 909 672 7739. I have the BULLINGER family back into the 1600s. TOM

PHOTOS Bullinger graves BALTIMORE

bldinger — 2002-12-20 22:03:48Z

There are two members of the Bullinger Family buried in the BURGAN family plot in Northeast Baltimore City. If you have information on William and/or Virginia Bullinger, please contact me. We are fairly certain William was a Civil War Veteran (union), but not 100%.
The photos are available at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/walthersonian
Our community assocation is looking to preserve and restore two family cemeteries in the neighborhood; this being one of them
The rest of the identifed graves belong to:
Philip Burgan
Elizabeth Burgan
Eilzabeth Wright Mitchell
Stephen Harryman
Josiah Harryman
Mary Harryman
Eliza J Wright
Joseph Wright
William Frankton
Sarah Jane Stewart
John M Hunter
Any info on anyone interred here would be appreciated!
Bethany

Re: Bullinger/Bulliner

Irydesa — 2003-11-09 23:27:08Z

Do you have an Alema Bullinger in your NC information by any chance? I am looking for her. According to my research she lived in SC when she married Thomas F. Bailey and had a child, John Edward in 1859.

Re: My Bullinger Family History

kbwilson4 — 2002-08-02 12:26:15Z

I am not sure if this is the correct Bullinger family. I am looking for Bullinger who lived in North Carolina (around 1760) and Carter Co Tn 1796. I believe I am descended from Elizabeth Bullinger b.c. 1785 who married Thomas Elliot in 1805. Can you supply dates and places?

Bullinger family