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Hagenbuch - Stapleton

Kalza77 — 2013-02-11 18:14:34Z

Hello. I am doing research on various ancestors who lived in Berks Co., PA.In our family, the Hagenbuch & Stapleton lines from Berks Co. appear to intersect. One particularly confusing piece re: ANNA BARBARA HAGENBUCH.
(b.1715? 1728? , d.1740? later...???)
(child of Andreas Hagenbuch? [ - b. 1711 Germany, d. 1785 Berks], sibling of Henry Hagenbuch?, U.S. arrival 1737?)MARRIED TO: TOBIAS STAPLETON. (b.1715 Berks Co., d. 1805, Berks Co.) The dates don't compute if ---she died
in 1740 & Robt.Stapleton is her son.(born 1742)
if ---she was born in 1715 & Andreas Hagenbuch (b. 1711) is her father if --- she was born 1728, died in 1740 & married Tobias (1741).
Can anyone clarify wife/wives of Tobias Stapleton? and if he married a Hagenbuch? Thank you!

George E. Hagenbuch - Cleveland, Ohio

Contribution — 2012-06-06 23:34:53Z

Name: Hagenbuch, George E.
Date: Mar 20 1960
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #114.
Notes: Services for George E. Hagenbuch, long an officer of savings and loan institutions here, will be tomorrow in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he died Friday.

He had been a resident there for the last five years.
An attorney here, he was former executive vice president of the Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Association. He also was former head of the Cuyahoga County Savings and Loan League.
Mr. Hagenbuch was a veteran of service in World War I as captain of a machine gun company.
Surviving him are his wife, Ethel; a son, Ford; and a daughter, Sonia

Cuyahoga

William Harbine Hagenbuch 1918-2012

Contribution — 2012-06-06 23:30:08Z

William Harbine Hagenbuch
William Harbine Hagenbuch, age 93 of Beavercreek, Ohio died Thursday, May 24, 2012 at home.
Bill Hagenbuch was born October 19, 1918 in Muncie Indiana. At six he was bedridden for months with osteomyelitis. He occupied his mind to compensate, learning chess and playing with building toys. Perhaps then he developed his social skills, ability to delegate, positive attitude and eagerness to explore.
After a mid-year promotion in high school, Bill was transferred to the Blue Ridge School for Boys in Hendersonville, North Carolina, graduating at 16.
After a year at Miami University, which he enjoyed "too thoroughly" he transferred to M.I.T. and made the Dean's list. At M.I.T. he earned a B.S. in 1940 and a Masters in 1941 in chemical engineering. He was active in student government, ROTC and Sigma Nu.
He first worked at Hercules Powder in Delaware, earning his pilot's license on his lunch hours. In WWII he took radar training at Harvard and M.I.T., had a stint at flight training and then worked in radar countermeasures at Wright Field, near the family farm in Beavercreek, Ohio.
Bill's rare mix of technical smarts and diplomacy played out across his lifetime.
In 1944 he was sent to England with the U.S. 8th Army Air Corps where he witnessed the London bombing and liberation of Paris. While there he met American Wellesley student Grace Horner working in a civilian radar lab. After the war they married, moved to the family farm and Bill joined the family ropemaking business in Xenia, Ohio.

Over 40 years he rose to chief engineer and CEO of the Hooven & Allison Company, where he modernized operations to make synthetic rope. The Cordage Institute twice honored him as an industry pioneer.
The Hagenbuchs adopted daughters Susan, Bonnie, Christine and Kate. Bill and Grace also hosted ten exchange students and developed far-reaching friendships.
Bill volunteered with the Art Institute and Cincinnati Zoo Safari Club; was president of the Greene County, Ohio Red Cross; was a long-time member of Xenia Rotary; and was president and 16-year member of the Beavercreek School Board.
In 1947 he joined the Engineers Club of Dayton and remained a lifelong member, earning the 2005 Deeds-Kettering Award for his ambassadorship, financial contributions, and endless curiosity.
Bill continued to live to the fullest after retirement in 1986, becoming an early adopter of the Macintosh computer and member of the local user group.
In 1988 he co-founded the Beaver Creek Wetlands Association to protect the local wetlands corridor. He served as its first president and donated two properties, the Zimmerman Prairie and Hagenbuch Reserve.
He read widely in history and science and was an accomplished photographer with a catalog of over 30,000 slides. His favorite photo of a giraffe at sunset was published on the cover of the Cincinnati Enquirer in 1965. Travels with Grace and family and friends took them to Europe, Central and South America, Africa, Australia, Indonesia and much of the U.S.
After Grace died in 2003, Bill continued to "see and be seen" with the help of his four daughters and many friends. Bill was a great storyteller, and in 2008 he narrated and starred in the documentary film Ropewalk: A Cordage Engineer's Journey through History.
Bill was preceded in death by his wife of 56 years, Grace Horner Hagenbuch.
He is survived by four daughters, Susan Martin Davidson of Los Angeles, Bonnie Martin Gordon of Portland, Oregon, Christine Martin of Beavercreek, and Kate Hagenbuch of Oakwood; and grandchildren Pamela Gordon Waldman and Jack Gordon.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions in memory of Bill Hagenbuch to any of: Beaver Creek Wetlands Association, Engineers Club of Dayton Foundation, Hospice of Dayton.
"Come safe home."
___

Montgomery

Re: Jeannette Hagenbuch

pastortice_1 — 2012-05-30 02:53:12Z

Neither... I am a Fenstermaker/Fenstermacher cousin.

Re: Jeannette Hagenbuch

pauli936 — 2012-05-29 20:21:52Z

Were you at the reunion that Paula put together for her g-parents and their decendants. Are you connected with the Hagenbuchs or the Millers?

Re: Jeannette Hagenbuch

pastortice_1 — 2012-05-29 17:33:27Z

Distantly... and I used to work with Paula Fenstermaker at Otsego Public Schools.

Re: Jeannette Hagenbuch

pauli936 — 2012-05-29 16:36:43Z

Thanks. Are you kin to Jeannette Hagenbuch

Re: Jeannette Hagenbuch

pastortice_1 — 2012-05-29 13:10:03Z

Her ancestry through the Miller line is traced here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~glamberson...

Re: Andreas Hagenbuch

chsail — 2012-01-02 03:06:31Z

This is an old thread so I'm not sure who is still active on here. I would love to have the stories and history of Andreas Hagenbuch. I am also descended from this line through Sarah Hagenbuch Dittus. If anyone is still active on here could you please let me know. My email is chsail@aol.com. Thanks so much.

Hagenbuch

morgancotes — 2011-03-03 03:49:34Z

My maiden name is hagenbuch and I am trying to go from my grandparents on my fathers side. the worst part is I do not know my grandfathers name, but my deceased grandmother was Harriet Hagenbuch, which was her maiden name, if anyone can help me out it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Re: HAGENBUCH, Barbara

bweidert1 — 2010-11-22 18:55:45Z

OK, thanks for that reply.

Bill

Re: HAGENBUCH, Barbara

Troup_Bobby — 2010-11-22 16:57:01Z

Hi Bill, I checked my database and unfortunately I don't have anything on the people you listed. We could be related but I don't have the connection.

Re: HAGENBUCH, Barbara

bweidert1 — 2010-10-18 23:43:22Z

I have a great grandfather, Rudolf Gugger, who was born in Utzenstorf, Switzerland in 1846. He married a Magdalena Wyttenbach from Goldiwil, Switzerland and emigrated to the US in 1873.

Bill Weidert

Re: HAGENBUCH, Barbara

bweidert1 — 2010-10-18 23:42:51Z

I have a great grandfather, Rudolf Gugger, who was born in Utzenstorf, Switzerland in 1846. He married a Magdalena Wyttebach from Goldiwil, Switzerland and emigrated to the US in 1873.

Bill Weidert

Re: Hagenbuch

mhagenbuch198 — 2009-08-28 04:33:36Z

I moved to the US with my parents in 2005 from Switzerland. I was surprised to see the name Hagenbuch over here because it does originate from Switzerland and is spelled Hagenbuch. So I would love to find out how they got from Switzerland to Germany, to America...

Re: HAGENBUCH, Barbara

mhagenbuch198 — 2009-08-28 04:18:00Z

I am from switzerland and know my ancestors originate from Oberlunkhofen, AG. Maybe they were somehow related at some point...

John Joseph Hagenbuch

alandsabey — 2008-11-19 21:22:02Z

I would appreciate information on John Joseph Hagenbuch who married Nellie Mae Biedler (b 1916 USA), and their family .
Thanks,
Alan in the UK

Re: Sophia Hagenbuch

JaneAnnHybarger — 2008-10-26 19:58:03Z

I have a new email address jane@hybarger.net

Re: Sophia Hagenbuch

JaneHybarger — 2007-12-09 01:21:19Z

Edwin, The information I have is very close. I have children of Sophia and Henry as Henry b 1855, Mary b 1857, William and Charles. And Sophia's parents as Christian and Louisa Ostermier with Sophia's name sometimes spelled Estermeyr. What do you think?

marsh polier

2006-11-04 01:16:43Z

I am looking for information on Marsh Polier. I have two framed photographs. An article on the back of the fram says they hung in the Va Museum 1976. If you could respond I would appreciate it. thank you, cheryl

HAGENBUCH, Barbara

Troup_Bobby — 2005-12-12 12:49:28Z

Anyone have any info on a Barbara HAGENBUCH b ca 1575 m. Jost GUGGER b 1572 Utzenstorf, Switzerland? Their son, Jost b 1610 Utzenstorf m. Margareth NENNINGER b ca 1617 and their dau, Barbara, b 1939 Utzenstorf and m. Niklaus STEINER b ca 1630 Utzentorf.

George Stephen Hagenbuch II

dellahagenbuch — 2005-11-11 13:34:17Z

Looking for information on George and family from Allentown PA or Delaware OH. Married to Patricia Phillips. Died in 1957?

Re: Obit: Charles Hagenbuch, d. March 11 1963

DanLopez15 — 2005-10-04 19:13:51Z

Thanks very much for the post!

Re: Sophia Hagenbuch

2005-09-28 04:13:13Z

Jane,

Please let me know if this matches the familyyou are interested in.

D. Dorothee Sophie Ostermeyer b. 2 Apr 1822, Holtensen, m. _____ Hegenbach. Dorothee died Crete, IL.
1. Henry Hegenbach b. 1857.
2. Mary Hegenbach b. 1859.
3. William Hegenbach b. 1864.

Re: HAGENBUCH, Barbara

barbhboyles — 2005-06-20 16:55:10Z

i have a barbara hagenbuch married to jost gugger, they have a son jost , he has a daughter barbara gugger jost was an only child married to margaret nenninger if this is your line, please contact me

Re: Esther Hagenbuch/Haganbaugh

2005-03-24 15:40:18Z

Esther Chrisman was my grandmother. She died in 1968. Her daughter, Carolyn, is my mother. We have family info, as well. Please e-mail me.

Re: Andreas Hagenbuch

@@misskitty@globaldialog.com — 2004-10-29 14:56:27Z

Hi Kathy
I would love a copy of the Andreas Hagenbuch story. I am decended throught his daughter Anna Maria who married Conrad Shisler.

HAGENBUCH, Barbara

BobbyTroup46 — 2004-09-26 18:55:51Z

Unfortunately I have very little on my HAGENBUCH and that is Barbara HAGENBUCH b ca 1575 m. Jost GUGGER b 1572 in Utzenstorf, Bern Switzerland. At least this is a beginning. Any connections to anyone?

Obit: Charles Hagenbuch, d. March 11 1963

JLBURKET — 2004-06-16 21:47:31Z

[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
Tuesday, March 12 1963
Page 23

Charles Hagenbuch, a retired carpenter, died yesterday morning in his home, 152 Lehigh Ave., Palmerton. He was 89. Born in Palmerton, he was a son of the late John and Eliza (Swartz) Hagenbuch. He was the husband of the late Annie (Dotter) Hagenbuch. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Grace Schuler and Betty, wife of John Kolosaw, both of Palmerton; and Pauline, wife of Stanley Heckman, Allentown; four sons, Norman of Allentown; Oliver of Norristown; Willard of Slatington and Richard of Palmerton; 20 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Snyder of Palmerton, and a brother, Malden Hagenbuch of Allentown. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the R. M. James Funeral Home, 661 Delaware Ave., Palmerton. Viewing will be 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.

Sophia Hagenbuch

2003-12-24 23:42:27Z

I'm looking for any information on Henry Hagenbuck/Hagenbuch who married Sophia Estermyer / Ostermeyer / Ostermyer 4/26/1854 in Laporte, IN. You can email me at Jane_Hybarger@earthlink.net

Re: Rutter D. Hagenbuch and Descendants

JamesHartman49 — 2003-12-19 01:28:32Z

Deena- Your Rutter J. Hagenbuch (I believe his middle name is Jeremiah) is not the same person. I have seen both individuals at different locations during the same census year.

Re: ADOPTED-LOOKING FOR HAGENBUCH IN INDIANA

hogster160 — 2003-11-10 00:39:05Z

Hi, my name is Debbie Dake. My husbands grandfather was Clarence Hagenbuch. He had a brother by the name of William and a sister by the name of Dorthy. We are also from South Bend, IN. And have been all of their lives. If any of this sounds familiar, please email me at: hogster160@aol.com

I do not know much about Dorthy, but as of grampa's funeral Oct. 11, 2001 She was still alive.

HAGENBUCH - STUMFUND death record of 1815 wanted

2003-10-01 00:11:14Z

I'm seeking the death record of Anna Magdalena (Hagenbuch) STUMPFUND, wife of Wilhlem STUMPFUND, who died May 28, 1815, in "Berks County". Anna Magdalena is said to be buried in Jacobs Church Cemetery, Jacksonville, Pennsylvania.

I'm hoping to establish a concrete link to her parents, supposedly Andreas HAGENBUCH and first wife Catharina. I can find this lineage only in the Probst/Brobst research and, since this line is a lateral, there is no mention of her documentation in otherwise sound genealogy.

Any Stumpfund - Hagenbuch researchers out there?

Thanks,

Joe

Hagenbush

2003-08-16 07:14:23Z

Looking for anyone with information on Hagenbush in Indiana

Jacob Hagenbuch b. 1798 m. Margaret Guth

richeena21 — 2003-07-27 17:50:16Z

Interested in the family of Jacob Hagenbuch b. 1798 m. Margaret Guth. They had 8 children: George, Mary, Margaret, Charles, Benjamin, John, Carolina and Sussana. Any info on the children would be helpful. I also need dates for Margaret Guth.

Re: Hannah Hagenbuch

richeena21 — 2003-07-27 17:43:08Z

Jean,

This is just a guess but a lot of information out on the internet from what I can tell is file from the same person that several people have (including myself) and Hannah was not mentioned as a child of Michael Hagenbuch. The name Crietz, appears in my file Americanized as Crites, more recently than you are talking about.

Re: Rutter D. Hagenbuch and Descendants

richeena21 — 2003-07-27 17:43:08Z

I have a Rutter J. Hagenbuch born in ca. 1877 PA. He was three in the 1880 census. I don't suppose we are talking about the same person. My Rutter's father was Andrew Hagenbuch b. 1839 PA. What do you think? Do have any siblings names for your Rutter?

Deena Cross

Re: Andreas Hagenbuch

2003-06-21 02:09:45Z

Hi,

Andreas Hagenbuch is my 7th great grandfather ... just found out a few months ago! I would appreciate (very much!) your story of Andreas.

My line goes through his daughter Anna Magdalena (b. abt. 1730) by his first wife, Catharina.

I'm willing to share notes with anyone!

Thanks,

Joe
Lansford, PA

Re: history od Andreas

2003-05-21 23:06:53Z

hi, my husband family line come from the hagenbuch through daniel 's daughter rachel mary she married a creasy.would love to hear about the family so my kids can see where the family comes from.have a good night.
take care
penny
noiseuxp@aol.com

Re: Esther Hagenbuch/Haganbaugh

2003-03-19 01:28:27Z

My grandmother was Esther Alice Daniels Chrisman, married to Robert Chrisman. My mother has a family geneology naming Gideon Chrisman as our ancestor.

How can I help?

Florence M (Hagenbuch) Robb obituary

puppup — 2003-02-14 15:03:05Z

source: The Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, PA Apr. 1, 2002
deceased : Robb, Florence M (Hagenbuch)
age: 76
born: Nov. 21, 1925
birth place: Lewis Township, PA
died: Mar. 31, 2002
place of death: Danville, PA

Full obit upon request
Send email to dactackm@jlink.net

Brice H Hagenbuch Obituary

dactackm — 2003-01-27 23:19:58Z

source: The Danville News, Danville, PA Nov. 4, 2002
deceased: Hagenbuch, Brice H
age: 89
born: Apr. 11, 1913
birth place: Montour County, PA
died: Nov. 3, 2002
place of death: Milton, PA

full obituary upon request
send email to: dactackm@jlink.net.

Amos/William Hagenbuch

irwings — 2003-01-19 23:41:19Z

Henry Hagenbuch tree

irwings — 2003-01-19 23:41:19Z

Does it include information on his siblings, particularly a brother named Michael?

Hagenbuch-Eckels

cartersa10 — 2002-11-08 01:07:09Z

I recently located a copy of the Civil War pension for my ggg-grandfather, William H. ECKELS. Listed are his wives, Kizzia JONES whom he married in 1866, Jane/Jennie COLE m. in 1871, and Martha HAGENBUCH m. 1882. I only knew of Jane COLE prior to finding this document. I would love to hear from anyone regarding any of the wives. Contact me directly at cartersa10@hotmail.com

Rutter D. Hagenbuch and Descendants

JamesHartman43 — 2002-08-22 23:31:47Z

Seek more info on family of Rutter D. Hagenbuch b. abt. 1869 PA married to Ada C. Hartman in Columbia County. Children -
Robert G. (b. 1894), Hobart (b. 1896), Esther (b. 1900), Strauss (b. 1902), James (b. 1905) and Bessie (b. 1907). Family lived in West Berwick in Columbia County and Salem Twp. in Luzerne County. Some of Robert's family moved to Monroe County, NY.

Re: Hannah Hagenbuch

2002-08-03 23:15:19Z

Deena,
Thank you for replying. Unfortunately, you are right. Most of the researchers I have seen do not list Hannah. Also I have not found her in my research. The more modern Crites spelling came in the next generation after Christian Creitz. His son Valentine (sometimes Walentine) spelled his name Crites. His daughter, Mary Pauline Crites, was my great-grandmother. She married Lewis Priest in Indiana and after a few stops ended up in El Paso County, Colorado in 1860. Their names are listed on a metal plaque at the Pioneer Museum in Colorado Springs. The plaque lists all pioneers to El Paso County, Colorado that arrived before 1870. Jean

Hannah Hagenbuch

JeanKepler67 — 2002-08-03 07:49:59Z

I am still searching for information on Hannah Hagenbuch. I have only found one person that mentions Hannah as being the daughter of Michael Hagenbuch, son of Andreas Hagenbuch. I have not found an official record. Hannah was born abt 1786. Hannah married Christian Creitz, son of Adam Creutz. In the 1790 census for Albany Township in Berks County, the Creitz and the Hagenbuch families lived next to each other. There are references to the marriage of Hannah and Christian Creitz. The only other record I have seen of Christian Creitz was in a probate. The will said one of the exectors was Christian Creitz but he was not in court "being a drunken and worthless fellow".

Hagenbuch family

DStoll63 — 2002-06-19 19:46:20Z

My Great Grandfather was William Hagenbuch, born in 1852 in Schuykill Co., PA. His father was Amos Hagenbuch who was born in Germany

Hagenbuch

DStoll63 — 2002-06-19 19:46:20Z

Thanks for your response. Could you give me more information on your William Hagenbuch; his wifes name, when and where in PA they were born, their childrens names? There just might be a match. If you prefer, you can e-mail me at dstoll3@prodigy.net.