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Ursula (Bach) Ruff 1931-2012 b. Wiesbaden Germany to Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-05-17 12:48:32Z

LANCASTER, Ohio: Ursula (Bach) Ruff was born on Aug 29th 1931 in Wiesbaden Germany. She became a U.SA. Citizen in 1957 during her life she had been a cosmetologist, a nurses aid and worked and retired from AT&T.

She had two older sisters Margot and Liesellote and one younger sister, Helga.

Preceded in death by her mother Pauline Bach, Her Father Richard Bach, her step-mother Claire Bach her sisters Margot Jerdon and Liesellote Williams and her husband Kenneth Ruff.

Survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Marlene and Jim Walls, grandchildren Heather and Mark Lindsey, Brandon Walls, David and Tabitha Walls, Kristen Springer, and Jay Walls, great grandchildren ,Yvonne Lindsey, Gage Lindsey, Lauran Springer, and Timmy Springer, her sister Helga Koy and Her nieces Jeanette Mangram and her husband Douglas ,their children and Ramona Kelkenberg and family Brother and sister -in- law Stan and Bev Ruff; Step children, Vicki and Gary Zwan , Kenneth and Peggy Ruff, Mindy and Pete Margaritis, and Susie Williams and their families.

Funeral services will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday at the Halteman-Fett & Dyer Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Imhoff officiating.
Burial will be at Maple Grove Cemetery.
Friends may call from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. on Saturday at the funeral home.

Flowers may be sent or Donations may be made to Fairhope Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc 282 Sells Road Lancaster Ohio 43130.

Sale price on DNA tests

KofJeffersonCo — 2012-04-21 03:06:55Z

Hey folks,

Family Tree DNA (FTDNA.com) has notified Project Administrators of a great sale BUT it's only 48 hours. These prices will expire at Midnight Saturday. It's a great time to get involved in DNA for genealogy or upgrade your current markers. The copy and paste lost something in the "copy and paste" but I think you'll get the idea. The first number is the usual price, the second number is the sale price. Some of these items are rarely on sale.

New Kits

Current Group Price SALE PRICE
Y-DNA 12 $99 $59
mtDNA $99 $59
Y-DNA 37 $149 $129
Y-DNA 67 $238 $199
Family Finder $289 $199
mtFullSequence (FMS) $299 $249
Y-DNA 12 mtDNA $179 $118
FF Y-DNA 12 $339 $258
FF mtDNA $339 $258
FF Y-DNA 37 $438 $328
FF mtDNAPlus $438 $328
Comprehensive (FF FMS Y-DNA 67) $797 $657
Upgrades
Y-DNA 12 $89 $59
mtDNA add-on $89 $59
Y-DNA 12-37 Marker $99 $69
Y-DNA 37-67 Marker $99 $79
Y-DNA 12-67 Marker $199 $148
mtFullSequence upgrade (HVR1 to Mega) $269 $199
mtFullSequence upgrade (HVR2 to Mega) $269 $199
mtFullSequence add-on $289 $219
Family Finder add-on $289 $199

Let me know if I can do anything to help you get signed up. As always, be sure you order through the project to get the best possible price. Our project includes Back and Bach with roots in Virginia and Eastern Kentucky.

Karen Back Simmons
Project Administrator
Bach to Back DNA Project
gtskjs@gmail.com

Re: Mabelle Rosetta Bach in Indiana

judymusgrave — 2012-03-07 16:05:35Z

I am looking for family of William Bach who married Hannah Ransopher in Cambridge, Ohio on 24 Sept 1860...they had 2 daughters. Julia b. 1860 and Sarah J. b. 1862. The only information I have found is above! Hannah married later to Arehart Yeager and had 3 children. I see you have a William Bach in your family tree. I am hoping this is my William. I can't even find Julia and Sarah's birth certificates. I am new to this internet search....Thanks for any help you might have for me. Maybe this will give you more information on your line too! Judy

Re: Jacob Back of Wayne County Kentucky

back_jacob — 2012-02-01 07:24:12Z

My Dad is Dewey Back of Menifee County Kentucky. Im his son and my name is Jacob Back,I have a son named Elijah. His fathers name is Deward, and my aunt is Bertha Back. He is retired military so I wasnt born in KY but we have a lot of family in the KY,WV, and Indiana Area

Re: George BACH son of John BACH - LONDON

berry76 — 2011-10-15 02:58:10Z

I believe his name to be George Alfred Fredrick William Bach

Bach family in Detroit

amhanser — 2011-09-03 16:24:52Z

Looking for members of the Bach & Tessmar (Tessmer) families in Michigan. Pauline Tessmer married Frank Bach around 1885. Frank (Franz) and Pauline immigrated with Albert in 1892. They married when Albert Tessmar (Bach) was 4 years old and lived in the Detroit, MI area. Another family member was "Tillie." Albert had a half-sister named Antonia who married Frank Krause. Albert married Martha Porzondek. Pauline died October 1945.

It is possible that Pauline Tessmer previously immigrated in 1869 with other family members when she was 18-19 then returned to Germany/Prussia.

Re: Bach

Darrenteasdale — 2011-08-31 21:10:49Z

Hello

I have not been keeping up to dat with my search on Bach, however I noticed you have sent me a message asking about a George Bach

I think from the details you have included in your message we may be related and I would like to get in contact and see if we can find out more about him.

I think my Gran, Muriel Amy Bach was his 2nd wife and married him in Devon in 1939

Please feel free to contact me on
darren_teasdale@yahoo.com
or 07768 281 291

Look forward to hearing from you

many thanks

Darren

Re: BACH emigrants from Germany

sindolf — 2011-07-18 11:05:42Z

Karl Gottlob Bach was born 20 Jan 1845 in Sindelfingen. He emigrated in 1864 as part of this group:
sailed Hamburg - New York, Teutonia, arrival 5 Apr 1864
Got Bader, 28, Germany [Georg Gottlob Bader]
Got Volz, 24, Germany [Johann Gottlieb Volz]
Chas Schumacher, 17, Germany [Karl Friedrich Schumacher]
Carl Bach, 18, Germany [Karl Gottlob Bach]
Christ. Eisenhardt, 23, Germany
Carl Grieb, 16, Germany [Karl Friedrich Grieb]

His parents were Jakob Friedrich Bach, weaver 1804-1859 and Agnes Bertram 1800-1867.
This BACH line has been researched back to 1537.

Please let me know if this matches your records
regards
Karl L Held
Liverpool, UK

Sale prices on DNA testing ONE WEEK ONLY

KofJeffersonCo — 2011-07-16 13:26:37Z

I received the following from Family Tree DNA. Note that this is a one week sale only. If you are a Bach/Back male and wish to be tested, be sure to join the "Bach to Back" DNA Project first, then order your test before Midnight Thursday.

Y-DNA37 for $119 (Regular price would be $149)
Y-DNA67 for $199 (Regular price would be $239)
Family Finder for $199 (Regular price would be $289)
Family Finder + Y-DNA37 for $318 (Regular price would be $438)
Family Finder + mtDNAPlus for $318 (Regular Price would be $438)
mtDNA Full Sequence for $219 (Regular Price would be $299)
SuperDNA for $418 (Regular Price would be $518, includes Y-DNA67 and mtFullSequence)
Comprehensive Genome for $617 (Regular Price would be $797, includes Y-DNA67, mtFullSequence and Family Finder)
In addition, existing Family Tree DNA customers may order the Family Finder
add-on for $199

The promotion will start today, Friday the 15th at 6PM CST and will end Thursday, July 21, 11:59PM CST. Kits need to be paid for by the end of the promotion.

We would especially like to see male participants from the following lines however all are welcome:

Henry Back of Letcher County
Jacob Back of Wayne County
Joseph Back of Garrard County
John Back (Rev War Soldier) died in Indiana
Any Back/Bach still living in Madison/Culpeper VA

Some sponsor money may be available if you can prove on paper your descent from one of the above lines.

Let me hear from you soon. The clock is ticking.

Karen Back Simmons
Administrator
Bach to Back DNA Project
gtskjs@gmail.com

Re: BACH emigrants from Germany

abradell — 2011-07-12 19:19:42Z

Hello...
I believe I have the church marriage certificate for Karl Gottlob Bach, b. 1845, 1864 to USA. He married Maria (Mary) Kraft in 1870 (maybe 1876). Can you give me anymore information on him on the Germany side?

Jacob Back of Wayne County Kentucky

KofJeffersonCo — 2011-07-11 23:02:21Z

Interesting news has been received by the “Bach to Back” DNA Project at Family Tree DNA. We have been contacted by an individual who claims descent from Jacob Back of Wayne Co KY. A male descendant was DNA tested by Ancestry.com a few years ago and he was given the information that his haplogroup is R1b. Now this is interesting indeed. The two current participants in the Bach to Back DNA Project have both been found to be of another haplogroup.

We need for a descendant of Jacob Back of Wayne County Kentucky to join the project and have his DNA tested to verify this preliminary information. It is always best to have at least two people from a line tested in cases like this where the findings seem to dispute formerly held theories.

Still looking for descendants of all other Back/Bach lines which migrated from Virginia to Kentucky very early. Be sure to join our project before ordering a test because the cost is a little less through a surname project.

Karen Back Simmons
Bach to Back DNA Project

"Bach to Back" DNA Project early results

KofJeffersonCo — 2011-06-24 00:36:15Z

The new “Bach to Back” DNA Project at FTDNA for Eastern Kentucky Bachs and Backs is off and running with two participants who have completed testing and have been found to be a very close match.

Kit # 68731 is a proven descendant of James Back and Nancy Back who married in Fayette County Kentucky on March 9, 1812. Estate documents prove that Nancy was the daughter of Joseph Back who died in 1834 in Garrard County Kentucky. We have ordered but have not yet received copies of the documentation but have found information that their marriage bond was signed by Harmon Back, leading to a very strong theory that Harmon Back Jr. was James’ father. This subject’s great grandfather was William Berriman Back who was prominent in the history of Montezuma Well in Arizona which is now a National Parks Monument.

Kit # 195252 is a proven descendant of John Back and Catherine Robinson Back both of whom died in Breathitt County Kentucky. The test subject’s father was born 1908 at Stevenson near Quicksand Creek in Breathitt County Kentucky, the son of Joseph Lee Back and Mary Jane McIntosh.

Both of these DNA participants have tested 37 markers and have also had the Deep Clade testing. The advanced Deep Clade test was necessary because the first 12 markers of the standard test did not yield enough information to place them in a haplogroup. We now know that both subjects are E1b1b1a3, V-22. This is a very rare haplogroup for folks north of the Alps in Europe but it does occur. We hope that this rarity will make it easier to confirm the earlier origins of our line.

We need more test subjects to advance the project. We are particularly interested in recruiting men who descend from the following:

Harmon Back, died 1798 Garrard Co., Kentucky
Henry Back and Susannah Maggard of Letcher Co., Kentucky
John Back, Revolutionary War Soldier died 1840 Monroe Co., Indiana
Joseph Back died 1834 Garrard Co., Kentucky
John Back died 1834 Wayne Co., Kentucky
Anyone else with an all-male Back or Bach line from Eastern Kentucky or Virginia

For the purposes of this study, we especially would like to hear from descendants who have gathered the actual documentation proving their descent. Although published books may contain a lot of good information, they are not considered to be proof. The published books can be an excellent road map for locating such documentation as wills, marriage records, and deeds. Census records are also good forms of proof.

We want to hear from you even if you have not yet gathered the proofs. It’s possible that someone else already has them and will share. You can also go ahead and order a test and gather more proofs while you’re waiting for results.

The cost of DNA testing is less when the kits are ordered through a Family Tree DNA Project so be sure you join our project first, then order your kit through the project. The test is very easy and completely painless. You just swab the inside of your check four times and mail it back in the envelope provided. It takes a few weeks for the lab to test your sample and send you the results. Female researchers can recruit and pay for tests for brothers, fathers, or male cousins. Several family members can also share the cost of a test.

Looking forward to hearing from folks interested in this project.

Karen Back Simmons
Project Administrator
Bach to Back DNA Project
gtskjs@gmail.com

New DNA Project "Bach to Back"

KofJeffersonCo — 2011-06-22 18:08:03Z

I’m looking for Back or Bach relatives descended from Eastern Kentucky Back or Bach who are interested in DNA testing for genealogy. There has long been several theories as to the ancestry of the Backs of Eastern Kentucky. We all agree that they came to Kentucky from Virginia. We also believe that all of them are of German ancestry. But beyond that, there are several different stories. There could be several different lines who settled in Kentucky, or maybe just different information. It’s very possible that we just need to pool our information in order to see the big picture.

Testing the male YDNA has become a very good tool for solving such mysteries. I am a co-administrator of another surname project and have just started one for our Kentucky/Virginia Back/Bach line(s) named “Bach to Back.” The link for the webpage for this project is

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Bach_to_Back/default.asp...

or you can link direct from www.FTDNA.com and searching for either Back or Bach.

Test subjects would need to be from an all-male Back line. In order words, they would have to a Back or Bach male, as well as their father, grandfather, great grandfather, etc. There can be no adoptions in the direct line. That is because YDNA is only passed down by males to males. There are other DNA tests for women but they are not effective for determining surname roots. There is a lot more information posted on the Family Tree DNA website, FTDNA.com.

We already have two participants who have completed testing and are a match to each other. Those results will be explained later in a separate posting.

The ultimate goal is to locate Bach participants still living in Germany or recent immigrants to the U.S., who would be expected to be a match to our line. According to the existing theories, those persons could be from Thuringia or Freudenberg or possibly an area that has not yet entered the picture. This project would also be helpful to folks descended from the Garrard, Madison, or Wayne County Kentucky Backs and to anyone who is uncertain whether or not they are descended from “The Old Backs” who came into Kentucky from Virginia around 1800 We would love to see participants still living in Virginia who are allegedly of German stock, descended from pre-American Revolution immigrants.

Please let me know if you have any interest in participating in this project. Because women cannot be the actual test subjects, they often recruit and order tests for their male relatives such as a brother, father, cousin, or nephew.

Karen Back Simmons
Descendant of John & Catherine Back of Breathitt Co KY
Project Administrator
Bach to Back DNA Project
gtskjs@gmail.com

Re: Simon Bach

mwhitepetteruti — 2011-04-30 17:22:49Z

I am Simon Bach's great-great-granddaughter now living in Breckenridge, Colorado. I found Louise B's history in November 2009 and tried to contact her with updates without success. My mother, Gertrude Bach White, was quoted in the Simon Bach and Anastasia Benz history.

I would LOVE to get copies of the two photos contained in Louise's writeup, to add to the ancestry wall in our home.

Bach Kline

Hollasue — 2011-04-28 13:57:05Z

Looking for information on Maria Clara Bach Kline 1745-1800. Immigrated from Germany to Ohio 1760ish.

Bach Kline

Hollasue — 2011-04-28 13:56:59Z

Looking for information on Maria Clara Bach Kline 1745-1800. Immigrated from Germany to Ohio 1760ish.

Re: Bachs

hstarnes1209 — 2011-03-30 19:33:04Z

Thomas

I'm sorry that's not the right Anna. Jessie's sister was my grandma Anna Whilimena (sp) Bach. She was born June 9, 1907.

Re: Philip Bach, b. 1854, m. Mary Retter 1889, b. 1862

hstarnes1209 — 2011-03-30 19:31:25Z

Lyle,

My grandmother was Jessie's sister Anna Bach. I'm looking for information on their parents Phillip and Mary. Any information you could provide would be most appreciated. I have all of Jessie and Anna's siblings names and birth dates along with most of their children and even some grandchildren. I'd be willing to share with you.

Bach and Jung (Young?) families, Essen, Germany

JLHaccou — 2011-03-30 03:37:48Z

Am trying to trace the Bach/Jung line in Essen, Germany.
Katy was born in Essen in 1875 and married Rudolph Zangger in San Francisco in 1893.
Her parents were Katherine (or Katherina?) Jung and Wilhelm Bach also of Essen.
Any information prior to her marriage would be welcome.
Thanks!

Bach

berry76 — 2011-03-26 11:10:04Z

Any Bach that live in Buenos Aires, Argentina, please reply.
Thankyou.

Re: BACH Colin J - Vietnam Wall section 40W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

MARIEBAILEY94 — 2011-03-24 17:30:07Z

YOUNGER BROTHER OF WALTER N. BACH RELATIVES IN NORTH CAROLINA

BACHE

anniehummingbird1 — 2011-02-28 11:04:14Z

Tree: Ann Frances Bache requesting photos, stories,etc
Father: Page Wilson Bache
Grandfather: Bernard Page Bache
G.Grandfather: Boss Obanion Bache
G.G.Grandf: John Wesley Bache
GGG Grandf: John W Bache 1810-1886
GGGG Grand: John Bache 1775-1854
GGGGG GF: Henry Back 1743-1797
GGGGGG GF: Hermann Bach 1708-1798
GGGGGGG GF Johannes Bach 1674-1748

BACH Lyman C - Vietnam Wall section 23W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-15 12:53:11Z

BACH Lyman C - Vietnam Wall section 23W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,082 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

BACH John J iii - Vietnam Wall section 26W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-04 15:20:29Z

BACH John J iii - Vietnam Wall section 26W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,081 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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BACH Michael R - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-18 14:31:55Z

BACH Michael R - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,952 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

BACH Colin J - Vietnam Wall section 40W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-10-20 11:52:40Z

BACH Colin J - Vietnam Wall section 40W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 217,268 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Heinrich Bach

erjorg — 2010-09-08 15:29:24Z

I'm searching for information on my great-grandfather Heinrich Bach, born in Germany in 1855. He married Marie R Fortsch in 1882, after immigrating to the US that year. I believe he had a sister Anna.

I've found a marriage record of one Anna Bach, who is a good fit to be Heinrich's sister. Anna's parents were Christian and Anna M.

Re: Elizabeth Bach

Carole3888 — 2010-08-09 14:30:05Z

I have to edit this way as there is no edit I have discovered Elizabeth never used her husbands name he says she always used Elizabeth Jones maiden name was Lee

Elizabeth Bach

Carole3888 — 2010-08-09 00:36:43Z

I'm looking for the x wife of Walter Norris Bach if you know her send me a message at cbra725355@aol.com

Fred Bach (1948-1997) Philadelphia PA Bucks County

SueAnnRobson — 2010-08-07 20:23:45Z

Fred Bach (1948-1997) Philadelphia PA Bucks County

Born in Philadelphia to Dorothy (a nurse). Had a sister named Beverly, who had Leukemia in her 20s and was a hairdresser. Beverly married Herbert. Herbert's father was from Germany.

Fred was an auto technician. At one point he lived in Bucks County, Levittown, PA. He was a volunteer firefighter in Levittown. Eventually moved back to Philly, and according to the Social Security Death Index, died in zip code 19135 in 1997.

Anastasi Catani

mtljax — 2010-07-12 04:26:35Z

Glen Bach grew up with my great aunt Anastasia, in Peace River, Alberta,during the 20s an 30s.
Interested in sharing stories and info.

correction

mtljax — 2010-07-11 20:40:33Z

not my aunt Anastasia, Glen Bach's aunt

Alice Bach

jterry9987 — 2010-06-30 00:49:15Z

Don't know much about her; she is my grandmother; she was married to Herold (harold) Moore and they had 3 childred; John R Moore, Sr, Elisabeth (betty) Moore and Martha Moore. I think they lived in southern Indiana.

BACH John Jacob 1932-1996

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-02 19:43:24Z

BACH John Jacob 1932-1996

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 214,557 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Pamela J. Bach, age 58, daughter of,John T. Schultz.&,Donna M. Wilson Schultz Tylman

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-05-17 00:18:33Z

Pamela J. Bach, age 58, of Millcreek,
died Thursday, May 13, 2010
at her residence surrounded by her family,
She was born in Erie, Pa.
on September 5, 1951,
a daughter of Donna M. Wilson Schultz Tylman and the late John T. Schultz. She graduated from Strong Vincent High School in 1970 and went on to attend Penn State Behrend. She worked at Spectrum Control as an assembler for twenty years. Pamela was a master gardener having won the Presque Isle Garden Club award for the month of June and also Garden of the year, both in 2007 for her spectacular flower displays. She enjoyed being a homemaker, reading, decorating, and was an accomplished artist. Most importantly, Pam loved spending time with her beloved family and friends. In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by father-in-law, James Bach. She is survived by her husband of 39 years, Kevin Bach; two sons, Bryan and Sean Bach; two daughters, Kelly (Randy) Briggs and Shannon Bach; mother, Donna Tylman; two sisters, Heidi (Rick) Pieri and Amy Stouffer (Larry); mother-in-law, Ann Bach; brothers-in-law Jim Bach (Mary), Brian Bach (Peggy); sisters-in-law, Sheila Blank (Tom), Mary Schreiber (Gary), and Michele Burke (Tom). Many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and dear friends also survive. Friends may call at the Burton Westlake Funeral Home, 3801 W. 26th (at Powell Ave.) on Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., and are invited to attend services there on Monday at 11:00 a.m. with Reverend Ron Freebourn officiating. Burial will be at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the VNA Hospice Services of Erie County, 2253 W. Grandview Blvd., Erie, PA 16506, and John Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation, 1001 State Street, Suite 1400, Erie, PA 16501. Send condolences at www.burtonfuneralhome.com

John Bach- Rochester, NY

CarleyHartman — 2010-02-26 02:10:46Z

Hi i am looking for information on John Bach. He was born in 1840 Germany. He married Margaret Teufel, i believe they had 9 children, John, Appolonia, Anthony, Maria, Katherine, Louisa (my gggrandmother), Christina, Margaret, and Sophia. I know some of their children were born in Rochester and Louisa married Joseph Eberwein.

Anything will help! Thank you

Carley

Re: Mary Bach

evilwoman13 — 2010-02-11 20:44:19Z

Did you ever find any information on John and Mary Bach? I have ggg grandparents by those names. They are buried in Kirkwood Missouri. Let me know if you are interested in more information, if you believe these to be the same people. John was baptized 18 Mar 1821 and Mary (Schwenn) born 19 Apr 1822. I have more info, such as their parents, along with children.

Re: Bachs

ThomasAhearn32 — 2009-12-29 17:02:58Z

Heather, you should respond to Lyle my Anna was born in 1857 so it definitely is not your grandmother. There might be a connection one generation back, but I do not have that info handy.

Tom

Re: Bachs

hsstarnes — 2009-12-29 08:35:30Z

I believe I am related, my grandmother was Anna Bach Born in 1906 and married to Harold Starnes. Is this the right connection?

Re: Brothers from Denmark: Sophus BACH and Carl Baars BACH

hoejvang1 — 2009-11-14 07:08:53Z

I have changed my e-mail adress.
It is now hoejvang@gmail.com.

So if anyone have any comments, please use this mail adress instead.

Best regards
Peter H. Christensen
Aalborg, Denmark

Re: Howard T. Bach

marjoriemota — 2009-11-07 05:17:25Z

To Peggy Clark,
I do not know what happened to Howard T. Bach. I do have parrtial family group sheet on the Ernest Bach nd Josephine Linton family of Martinsville, Illinois, as collateral ancestors. Ernest Edward Bach was b. in Hutsonville, Ill. in 1868, the son of German immigrants from Saxony. I have researched the family in Martinsville. Please let me know if you would like to exchange information.
Marjorie Mota

Re: Tyrus or Nancy Bach McKeesport PA

judystarsinic — 2009-09-04 20:06:40Z

I am looking for a Bach of Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Also of Westmoreland, PA.

Bach Family - Chicago, Illinois

martincbach — 2009-07-28 13:10:14Z

Hello,

I am looking for any information regarding the Bach family in Chicago. My father is Carl Milton Bach (born in December of 1939 or 1940). His father was Milton Bach (born around 1916). Milton's parents were Jens and Marie (from Denmark). My grandfather, Milton, had epilepsy and ended up dying in Manteno State Mental Institution. Jens and Marie also had daughters Eleanor and Dorothy.

I am most interested in Carl's mother. Our only record is that her name was Sylvia Bauch (but I am not completely sure).

Feel free to reply here or directly to martincbach@sbcglobal.net.

Re: George BACH son of John BACH - LONDON

nevadaflip — 2009-06-18 16:14:03Z

Hi Darren,

Can you give more info on perhaps name of wife of John Bach and siblings of George A F W?

I have a Bach also and am stymied at Anna M Bach, born 1847 in Booneville (or Boone Co.) Missouri. Can't find parents.

Regards,

Jerry

George BACH son of John BACH - LONDON

Darrenteasdale — 2009-06-18 07:07:29Z

Hi,

I am looking to trace the BACH family from John BACH who moved to England from Germany in about 1880, originally to Yorkshire and then to London, where my Grandfather George A F W BACH was born in 1898.

Is there anyone who has connections with London, Somerset, Devon and Germany

many thanks

Darren

Anna Elizabeth Bach of York Co Pa

olclarke — 2009-05-15 01:42:14Z

Seeking parents & siblings for Anna & her husband John George Hertzog. They were b abt 1700. May have been b in Germany. Their dau Mary Magdalena b 6 Mar 1736 in York Pa marr Conrad Painter abt 1770 in Page Co Va. This was a 2nd marr for both of them. Conrad was 1st marr to Elizabeth Woolston who was from Burlington Co NJ. Mary was 1st marr to Johannes Shank in Page Co Va. Any info on this family appreciated.
Ollie

BACH, William J. (1870) & children

mttreehugger — 2009-05-13 15:51:47Z

Headstone is located in the Riverside Cemetery, Emmett, Gem Co., ID

Tyrus or Nancy Bach McKeesport PA

frankgreco56 — 2009-04-08 02:18:31Z

Looking for info on Tyrus or Nancy Bach McKeesport PA

BACH Phero Vu Ngoc 1944-2002

t42Moore — 2009-01-23 22:12:56Z

BACH Phero Vu Ngoc 1944-2002

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 200,613 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Death of William Bach at Bloomington, Illinois

maryachtrh — 2008-11-04 22:09:04Z

Appears in The Ravia Weekly News, Friday, 31 March 1911, Johnston County, Oklahoma

William Bach, last survivor of the guards over Jefferson Davis at Fortress Monroe, is dead at Bloomington, Illinois, aged 77.