Re: Anna Vogelbaugh-Charles Hoffbauer

RCHealy80 — 2012-04-15 01:06:18Z

Wow. You have a lot more than I do, but then, I just started. I am a direct decendent of Bernard James Healy, son of Gertrude Bertha Hoffbauer Healy, daughter od Karl (Charles) and Anna.

This website was recommended by someone on here and has been very helpful with Karl's side.

http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/hoffbauer.htm

Vogelbacher in Kirrlach, Baden Germany

inselpfarrer — 2011-08-15 23:19:38Z

Kirrlach familybook has a lot of Vogelbacher

e.g.
Adolf VOGELBACHER *25.Nov.1817 Kirrlach
oo 06. Sep. 1849 Kirrlach
Theresia HOTZ *30. Aug. 1829

emigrated 1853

Re: Anna Vogelbaugh-Charles Hoffbauer

KATHYPRICE32 — 2007-06-03 01:14:13Z

Hi,
Thank You so much for writing. I really don't know if we are related and I am sending you some information on my Vogelbaugh-Vogelbach family information and perhaps you can make a connection? Please let me know if you do?

My Great Great Grandparents, Charles & Anna (Vogelbaugh-Vogelbach) Hoffbauer.

Charles Hoffbauer (Karl-Carl as named by his parents but Charles is the American name for Karl-Carl).
Born: December 18, 1842 Place: (Prussia-Germany) Leedershausen, Hartz Mountain Region Germany
Immigrated to America with parents in 1848 at the age of 6
Immigration Ship: Flavia or Flavio
Leaving Bremerhaven Germany
Arriving Ellis Island, New York-August 1848.
Immigration papers report his name as Karl.
My G.G.Grandfather choose to use the Americanized name for Karl which is Charles once they came to America. In German Karl means Charles.
Karl-Charles-Married: Anna or Annie Vogelbaugh

NOTE: May 2007
I have recently corresponded with another Vogelbaugh family member, not sure if we are related or not but she and her husband traveled to Germany and found that there is in fact NO such name German name of the spelling Vogelbaugh, that it doesn't mean anything and German names come from different meanings, such a places they lived, etc. The name which has been Americanized for our family is actually VOGELBACH, it means something about a house at the end of a stream, a bach is a stream as I remember her writing. We know that last name spellings changed a lot once people immigrated to America, weather it was their choice or census takers sounding out spellings of names not understanding peoples accents. I have found my Vogelbaugh-Vogelbach family name spelling in many different ways in my searches.
Anna was Born: abt. 1851
Place: Cincinnati, Ohio
Date of their marriage of Charles (Karl) & Anna was: April 10, 1867
Place: Scott County, Iowa
Charles (Karl-Carl) Died: January 14, 1911
Age: 63
Place: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Buried: Woods Cemetery, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin-Civil war veteran

I do not know what became of Anna or Annie? A great Aunt said that she also died in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but I have not found any information about her death? It appears that Anna and Charles divorced when Charles was in the National Home for Disabled Veterans and she married twice after Charles, her last name changing from Hoffbauer to Armstrong to Wagoner. She had a step son named August Armstrong.

All of Charles and Anna (Vogelbaugh) Hoffbauer's children were born in Buffalo, Iowa.
Charles had lived there since 1852, his father was a brewer, Hoffbauer's Brewery, later after it succumbed to prohibition his cousin Louis used the factory to produce bottled soda and water.

First child born to Charles & Anna (Vogelbaugh) Hoffbauer was my Great Grandmother Gertrude Bertha (Hoffbauer) Healy. She was born Oct. 1868, Buffalo, Iowa.
Other children born to Charles (Karl) & Anna (Vogelbaugh) Hoffbauer were #2 Francis or Fanny born 1870 Buffalo, #3 Charles J. born 1873, Buffalo, #4 Katie M. born 1875-died young at age 18 Buffalo, #5 Virginia R. "Jennie" 1877 Buffalo, #6 Frederick W. born 1882 Buffalo, 37 Bennie born 1879 Buffalo, Minnie who changed her name legally to Helen born 1884 Buffalo, and Lydvena or "Vena" born ? Buffalo.

1860 Federal Census-Buffalo Township, Scott County, Iowa
Vogelbaugh misspelled as Vogelbough

32 3190 3102 Vogelbough John 46 M Brick Maker Baden
33 3190 3102 Vogelbough Mary 39 F Wurtemberg
34 3190 3102 Vogelbough John 19 M Ohio
35 3190 3102 Vogelbough Louisa 11 F Ohio
36 3190 3102 Vogelbough Anna 9 F Ohio (this would be my G.G.Grandmother)
37 3190 3102 Vogelbough Henrietta 7 F Ohio
38 3190 3102 Vogelbough Chas 3 M Iowa

1870 Federal Census I find:
Buffalo Township, Scott County, Iowa
Vogelbach (misspelled by transcriber should read Vogelbaugh)

Vogelbaugh, John age 54 occupation brickmaker born Baden
(Note: I have a Hoffbauer cousin who visited Buffalo and actually sent me an old brick from this factory, very heavy and very well made with design) It came from Hugo Hoffbauer's General Store in Buffalo.

Vogelbaugh, Margaret age 49 keeping house born Wurtenburg

Vogelbaugh, Clemens age 4 born Ohio

Vogelbaugh, Catharina age 9 born Ohio

1895 Federal Census Report: Buffalo City, Scott County, Iowa
Vogelbaugh once again misspelled as Vogelbach

Vogelbaugh, Clements, age 28 born Scott County Laborer Catholic
Vogelbaugh, Mary, age 24 born Germany Housewife Catholic
Vogelbaugh, Ella, age 4 born Scott County child Catholic
Vogelbaugh, Clarissa, age 2 born Scott County child Catholic

1910 Federal Census, Buffalo City, Scott County, Iowa May 4, 1910

Vogelbaugh and Hoffbauer families living next door to one another:

Vogelbaugh, Clem Head of House age 44 married 1 for 19 yrs. Father born Germany
Mother born Germany Speaks English Laborer Factory Button

Vogelbaugh, Mary Wife age 39 married 1 for 19 yrs. born Germany Father born Germany Mother born Germany 1878 NA (I believe NA means became a citizen)
Speaks English

Vogelbaugh, Ella Daughter age 19 single born Iowa No Occup.

Vogelbaugh, Clarence Son age 16 single born Iowa Laborer Factory Button

Vogelbaugh, Harold Son age 12 born Iowa No Occup.

Vogelbaugh, Carrol Son age 2 born Iowa

Living next door to the Vogelbaugh family are:

Transcriber also misspelled Hoffbauer as Huffbauer:

Hoffbauer, Max Head of House age 35 married 1 year born Iowa
Occup. Grocerman
(Max was son of my G.Great Uncle Hugo Hoffbauer, brother of my G.G. Grandfather Charles (Karl) Hoffbauer husband of Anna "Vogelbaugh" Hoffbauer).

Hoffbauer, Bessie Wife age 23 married 1 year Housewife born Iowa

Next House:

Hoffbauer, Louis Head of House age 31, married 6 years born Iowa
Manufacturer Soft drinks
(this is also a son of my G.G.Uncle Hugo Hoffbauer, nephew of my G.G.Grandfather Charles also.)

Hoffbauer, Ella Wife age 31 married 6 years Housewife.

My Great Great Grandmother, Anna Vogelbaugh's parents were:

John Vogelbaugh born: Baden, Germany 1821 Died: July 1906
Civil War Veteran served 14th Iowa Infantry Co. A
Taken from the Davenport Democrat July 17, 1906
Vogelbaugh
In the Soldiers' Home at Marshalton there passed away Monday afternoon John Vogelbaugh, a veteran of the civil war and oldest man who claimed Buffalo township a his home. He was born June 15, 1817 and was therefore, 89 years 1 month old when he died. He had been a resident of Scott County for 51 years. He leaves one son Clement C. Vogelbaugh of Buffalo, and three daughters, Mrs. William Langley of Muskegon, Mich. Mrs. Arthur Scharfenburg (this would be Catharina or Kattie) of San Antionio, Texas and Mrs. Anna Wagner of Milwaukee, Wis. (I don't know if my Great Grandparents divorced or what but they did move up to Milwaukee to Wauwatosa when Charles (Karl) Hoffbauer my G.G.Grandfather became ill from the civil war, I have no information at all about what happened to my G.G. Grandmother Anna or Annie "Vogelbaugh" Hoffbauer.)
He is also mourned by 17 Grandchildren and 16 Great Grandchildren. The remains will reach his old home Wednesday. The time of the funeral has not yet been decided upon. The interment will be in St. Peters, Cemetery (Catholic Section) Rosehill Cemetery in Buffalo.
Margaret ? Vogelbaugh born Wurtenburg, Germany 1821 Died: 1900
Both Died: Buffalo, Scott Co., Iowa
Buried: Rose Hill Cemetery, Buffalo,
Iowa
I do not have an obituary for Margaret Vogelbaugh and do not know her maiden name.

In searching on the internet this is some information I have found in regard to our Vogelbaugh family name. Some I do not know if are actually our Vogelbaugh family as I am trying to put the family history together.

ADKINS, Louise Mae WIRTH - 1873 - 1960
Maplewood Cemetery, Osage Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton Eye, Tues, Sept 4 1960 - Last rites for Mrs. Louise Mae Adkins, Clinton, a long time Brownington resident who died unexpectedly at 10:30 p.m. Sept. 1, at Wetzel Hospital, were conducted at Vansant Funeral Home at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 4 by the Rev. W. H. Webster. Pallbearers were Lee Klutz, Harry Finks, Jr., F. G. Hartner, Bill Walters, Bill Starbuck and R. R. Shewmaker. Burial was in Maplewood Cemetery, Brownington. Mrs. Adkins was visiting in the R. R. Shewmaker home when she became ill and was taken to the hospital. The past three years or so she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Mable Whitworth on West Jefferson. Mrs. Adkins had planned her visit in her native Brownington while her daughter, on vacation, visited in Madison, Wis. Mrs. Whitworth had left only two days before, Aug. 30, accompanying her cousin, Miss Cecile Vogelbaugh home after she visited two weeks here and in other Missouri points. Louise Mae Worth was born in Brownington Nov. 22, 1873, one of eight children of Christian H. and Mary Ann Dietz Worth. Four brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. She grew to womanhood there and on Dec. 12, 1897, married Joseph T. Adkins in Kansas City who died in Sept. of 1926. As Mr. Adkins was a railroader their home, first established at Holmes Park, was changed at various times due to transfers but the greater part of her life was spent in Brownington. In later years she spent her winters in Clinton with the one child which blessed this union, Mrs. Whitworth, before moving here. As a small child she united with the Brownington Presbyterian Church and upon its discontinuance became a member of the Clinton First Presbyterian. She was also a member of the Royal Neighbors and of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Trainmen in Kansas City. She leave her daughter, three granddaughters, Mrs. Paul F. Parker, Austin, Texas, Louann Walker, Los Angeles, California, Mrs. Gene ( Linda) Stewart, Topeka, Kansas; two great-grandchildren; a brother, J. C. Wirth, Brownington, an only niece, Miss Cecile Vogelbaugh, Madison, Wisconsin; a number of other relatives and many friends.

Davenport Democrat
Davenport, Scott, Iowa
Wednesday, June 27, 1906

BUFFALO
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strohm of Davenport spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Rauch.
Mrs. A. Vogelbaugh and Mrs. J. Meier spent Sunday in Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dorman entertained a crowed of friends Saturday evening in honor of A. Dorman's birthday.
Mr. and Ms. Chas Zicher and Mr. and Mrs. Eagle of near Blue Grass and Miss Emma Zicher of Rock Island, spent Sunday with their parents, Mrs. and Mrs. L. Zeiher.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Durr and son Earl, of Davenport, are visiting at the home of the former's father, Mr. Liedtke.
Mrs. L. Winters of Rock Island is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kautz.
W.F. Kautz and daughter Norma, drove to Davenport Monday.
Hugo Hubert of Des Moines spent Sunday with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Metzgar of Philadelphia are visiting at the home of the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Metzgar.

Daily Times
Davenport, Scott, Iowa
Friday, Feb. 1, 1907BUFFALO.
Buffalo, Ia., Jan. 30-Mrs. C. Vogelbaugh and son Harold, who has been visiting in Cuba for the past week, returned hom Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Schweetfeger returned to her home in Muscatine Saturday after having spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. A. Murer.
E. Miner and sister, Mrs. Steuart visited friends here Saturday.
L.M. Appel of Holly, Colo., who spent a brief time with his parents, left Friday for Chicago.

Daily Times
Davenport, Scott, Iowa
Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1907BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb. 1- The pupils of the primary room of the schools who received certificates of attendance for the past month are Paul Catterall, Gerald Fidlar, Elmer Wrage, Tony Schumaker, Harold Vogelbaugh, John Zeurcher, Oscar Thompson, Clifford Rostenbaugh, Lawrence McCulley, Augusta Streicher, Marie Fidlar, Flora Ochsner, Esther Westendorf, Una Rostenbaugh, Ursula Zuercher, Hazel Moore, Edna Wrage, Elsie Schumacher.

1916 Quad Cities Memory Project, Scott County, Iowa
Clarence C. Vogelbaugh married Dora A Bruhn on JUne 21, 1916

I have found that Kattie (or Catharina) Vogelbaugh married Arthur Scharfenberg on Sept. 15, 1879 in Scott County, Iowa.
Hoping to put all of this information together to find out more on Anna Vogelbaugh G.G.Grandmother to me, Michael Healy and Ginny Solari Mazry.

Re: Anna Vogelbaugh-Charles Hoffbauer

jvogelba — 2007-06-01 00:08:25Z

My great grandfather was Benjamin Vogelbaugh, my grandfather was Orville Vogelbaugh (he passed away recently at 89). They lived in the Moline, Il area all their lives. Probable connection?

Anna Vogelbaugh-Charles Hoffbauer

KATHYPRICE32 — 2001-08-16 06:28:19Z

Hi: I am looking for information regarding my GG Grandmother Anna Vogelbaugh, she married Charles Hoffbauer. Charles, came from Germany in 1848. He lived in Buffalo Scott Iowa for some time but I feel he migrated NorthWest to South Dakota or the Billings. Montana area. Anna and Charles Hoffbauer children were: Frances, Benny, Charles, Fred, Jen, Helen, Vena and my G Grandmother Gertrude.
Please write, if you know of this part of my family. Sincerely, Kathy

Charles Hoffbauer Anna (Vogelbaugh) Hoffbauer

KATHYPRICE32 — 2001-08-16 06:28:19Z

Hi: I am looking for information regarding my GG Grandfather Charles and GG Grandmother Anna Hoffbauer.
Charles was born to Friederick G.H. Mathilda (Schneidewind) Hoffbauer in Leedershausen, Germany in 1842. They immigrated to America in 1848.
Charles married Anna Vogelbaugh.
His parents ended up settling in Buffalo Scott County Iowa.
My Great Grandmother, daughter of Charles Anna lived in Billings, Montana in the early 1900's.
I feel that perhaps Charles Anna Hoffbauer moved Nort West to the South Dakota or Montana area.
Thank You Sincerely, Kathy

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