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Baier - Gruba

1_cecilwright — 2012-04-25 19:39:01Z

I am looking for information on:
Walter Baier - Detroit, Michigan.
Ludwick Baier - Detroit, Michigan maybe Portland, OR
Barbara(Polick)Baier - Detroit, Michigan also Cincinatti,OH
Natalie Baier - Detroit, Michigan also New Hampshire
Gruba (Grube)- Detroit, Michigan
Please contact me if you can help with some information, it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Lee

Barbara Baier Irlmeier

sbauersouth — 2012-04-22 21:04:49Z

I am looking for any information on Barbara Baier. She was born in 1867 in Bayern Germany. She married Lorenz Irlmeier and lived in Dedham Iowa.

Baier

bklausen — 2012-03-06 07:56:14Z

My G-G Granmothers name was Ane Elisabeth Baier
Born 16 / 4 1843 in Monchenhof in Kurhessen Germany.
She immigreted to Denmark.
if you have informations about her, please write to me

Re: Thomas Baier

LoriGraff500 — 2012-01-27 00:52:30Z

This is my Baier family and I would like to share information. lori.graff@gmail.com

Re: Baier's of Franconia

lstnsp8c — 2011-02-05 04:20:08Z

I looked up the city via Wikipedia. It states "Hofheim in Unterfranken is a city located in the district of Haßberge, Unterfranken, Bavaria in Germany." I assume the Hof you referenced is actually Hofheim.

Baier + Dieterskirch, Germany

lstnsp8c — 2010-07-18 22:18:43Z

Looking for information and descendants of the following Baier's from Dieterskirch, Germany. Parent's: John Baptist Baier (b. 1793, d. 1861) and Anna Mary Stuckle (b. 1796, d. 1846)

Sebastian Baier (b. 1823)-Immigrated to the USA.,
Carolina Baier b. 1828) - Migrated to the USA.,
Moritz Baier (b.1830) - Migrated to the USA.,
Kunigunda Baier (b. 1832) - Migrated to the USA.,
Thomas Baier (b. 1834) - Migrated to the USA.,
Tiber Baier (b. 1839) - Migrated to the USA.

The following may have stayed in Germany: Mary Ann Baier (b. 1819), Cresecentia Baier (b. 1820), Gustav Baier (b. 1821), Fedelis Baier (b. 1825), Mary Ursula Baier (b. 1827),Felisitas Baier (b. 1833), Gustav Baier (b. 1836), and Paulina Baier (b. 1838).

Thomas Baier was in the Civil War as a Union Soldier. He married Anna Simon from Switzerland. Anna died in Illinois, Thomas died in Kansas.

My great-Grandmother, Cecilia was Thomas and Anna's youngest daughter. I would like to know where the other family members went to in the US.

Re: Walter Peter Baier, of Bavaria, germany

lstnsp8c — 2010-06-16 02:11:22Z

There is a Peter Baier who came to the US in 1872. He was a naturalized citizen in 1900 in Bruce Township, in Macomb Co MI. His wife, a MI native of German parentage was named Mary. He had two daughters, Jeannie, Mamie and a son named Stuart, Stewart. The census form is difficult to read.

In 1910 I found a Peter Baier who lives with his wife Mary, son Herbet, daughter, Mae. He was a blacksmith. He was also a naturalized citizen who arrive in 1871.

I believe there is some chance that this is the same family as the age of the adult children seem to be consistent.

Hope this is the helps.

Walter Peter Baier, of Bavaria, germany

mdlnborthwick — 2010-05-08 01:24:58Z

this was my paternal great-great-great grandfather who emigrated to Detroit, Michigan. i'm not sure when. please help me find him

Re: F Baier, Wurttembery, Germany, Chicago, Kansas

lstnsp8c — 2010-04-06 06:38:27Z

In the 1910 Census Frederick (65) states he arrived in the US in 1866, and states that he was a naturalized, but not when. Katherine (spelled Catherine in 1910 Census) also arrived in 1866. Katherine (68) had 12 children, 4 of whom lived. In the 1910 Census they also listed one 18 year old son who was adopted. The house is listed as 120 S Seventh St in Saline Kansas.

Katherine lists her birthplace as U Hessen, probably Hessen-Darmstadt in Germany in the 1880 Census.

Re: F Baier, Wurttembery, Germany, Chicago, Kansas

lstnsp8c — 2010-04-02 04:50:40Z

Frederick Baier would have been from Württemberg, Germany, southern Germany. My Gr-gr grandfather, Thomas Baier, was also from this region. I believe they might have come via New Orleans, as many Swiss immigrants came in via that route also. I don't have any information on him specifically. My family members also eventually settled in Victoria and Ellis Kansas.

Baier's of Franconia

DRBaier — 2010-03-17 11:24:29Z

Carl Baier (1854 – 1906) came to the States in 1872 with his sister Barbara (b 1850). Their parents were Franz and Barbara Baier. Family data says that they were from “Hof, Bavaria.” This is presumably the Hof in Oberfranken, but “Unterfranken” is given on the ship’s manifest as their place of origin. Charles settled in Lebanon, PA. We think that Barbara went somewhere in the Baltimore-Washington area. Can anybody help me find Barbara’s trail?

Re: Fritz Baier b. 1841 Germany

lstnsp8c — 2010-02-16 08:54:59Z

According to the 1880 Census for Rockfish, Nelson County, VA, Fritz (39), Fannie (39) and his niece Sophie (4) lived with Julia Ott, his wife's sister. Fritz's occupation was listed as a grape grower.

In 1900 census for PONDS GAP & CRAIGSVILLE PCT, AUGUSTA County, VA Fritz was listed as Head of household, reported married 22 years. Gave his birth date as April 1840. Stated he came to the US in 1878, was naturalized. He was from Germany. Could read, write and speak English. Rented his home.

Eslarn Bavaria, Geermany

laritasmith11 — 2009-10-24 05:10:38Z

I have many relatives in Eslarn. Both of my grandparents emigrated to the US approx 1890, first to Chicago and then Kansas City, Ks. New e-mail: rsmithofks@everestkc.net
i am willing to share what info I have.

Eslarn Bavaria, Geermany

laritasmith11 — 2009-10-24 05:10:35Z

Re: Anna Baier

coachsikman — 2009-09-22 21:57:16Z

I am seeking information related to Reen Baier- Sikman. She was married to Luud Baier. She was born in Medan, Sumatra (Indonesia)9/3/1939 died Eindhoven, NL 10/10/2001. If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it.

Re: Andrew H. Baier m. Katherine Hessler in Germany came to Chicago 1890/Cicero Illinois>>

jeffreyjourdan — 2009-06-09 06:12:03Z

Andrew Baier (1859-1905) and Katherine Hessler (1860-1918) were my great-grandparents. Their children were Andrew Louis (1896-1970), Babbette (my grandmother) (1899-1979), and Carrie (1901-1906). They are all interred at Waldheim Cemetery, Des Plaines, IL. The marker is visible from the Eisenhower expressway.

Thomas Baier

lstnsp8c — 2009-05-11 04:16:42Z

I am looking for the dates when Thomas Baier and Anna Simon Baier died. He was born in Wurttemberg Germany in about 1837. She was born in Switzerland in 1844. I believe that she died in about 1888 when the family may have been in Effingham, IL and my great grandmother Cecelia would have been 10 years old. I believe that the family moved to Kansas after Margaret married Thomas Judd in 1890 in Decatur IL.

In the 1880 census the family was in La Clede, Fayette County, IL. Listed in the census were Thomas 43, Anna 36, Albert 15,
Henry 13,
Maggie 10 (Margaret),
August 7 (Gustave),
Morris 4 (Moritz),
Zelia 2 (Cecelia),
John W 11/12.

Thank you.

Looking for a Delores (Whitlock) Baier of Raytown, Mo. area

donmatson63 — 2009-01-23 15:27:45Z

I'm looking for address or email address for a Delores (Whitlock) Baier who lived in 1975 in Raytown, Mo. area.
She was dau. of a Ralph Whitlock b. 1902 In. d. 1975 Pea Ridge, Mo. & she had sisters
Mary Lou Steincamp of Independence, Mo.
Dorris Jean of Tulsa, Ok.
Diana Marshall of Eufaula, Al.
Winona Woods of Euless, Tx.
Katherine Knox of Pea Ridge, Ark.
& 2 half bros. Howard Mills of Catoosa, Ok. & Jerry Mills of Peoria, Il.
Thanks for any help or clues.
Don a distant cousin donmatson@hotmail.com

Re: Anna Baier

BarbaraHowellBoyle — 2008-12-11 04:33:05Z

Dear GaryF

My g/great grandmother resided in Brooklyn (kings County) New York. This was of course, after she came here from Germany. If this is the same person you might have information on, I would love to hear from you. If not, good luck in your search. Barbara

Re: Anna Baier

garyfritz — 2008-12-08 15:36:19Z

Do you know where she lived? I have some informaton on Baiers in Wyoming and Ontario County, New York State.

Re: Anna Baier

annamarie1989 — 2008-12-04 17:56:24Z

Hi, my name is Annamarie Smith but my birth name was Annamarie Baier. My mom told me that I was named after either my great grandmother named Marie Anna Baier I don't know if that is what you are looking for if so you can email me at jusissweet@yahoo.com.

Johann Baier

kiwaters — 2008-04-28 21:28:52Z

Seeking info on Johann Baier b. 1889 Austria and d. 1943 in Traiskirchen, Austria. Wife was Anna J Matousek b. Vienna.
Thank you!
Kandi Waters

Fritz Baier b. 1841 Germany

hoyaterp — 2008-02-18 00:02:41Z

Looking for info on Fritz Baier, b. 1841 in Germany, arrived in US abt 1878 and lived in Virginia working various jobs. Wife was Fannie/Frances (Grozian?) b. abt 1841 in Germany and they may have been divorced. Had one child, Sophie, b. 1876, who I believe never married. Fannie had a sister Julia who died abt 1930 in Washington DC.

Any info about Fritz or Fannie greatly appreciated!

Re: Jacob Baier

Venstop — 2008-02-11 04:44:08Z

I don't know if there is any connection - I have Michael Baier, born 1832 in Loffelstelzen, Mergentheim, Wuerttemberg, settled in Green Bay, WI. Son of Jacob Baier of Wuerttemberg.

Re: Johann Baier

Venstop — 2008-02-11 04:39:33Z

I don't know if there is any connection - this is a common name. I have Michael Baier, a brewer, born in 1832 in Loffelstelzen, Mergentheim, Germany, immigrated to Green Bay, Wisconsin. Family lives in Green Bay. Father of Michael is Jacob Baier.

Re: Michael Baier and Magdalena Baier

Venstop — 2007-12-20 17:33:46Z

Are there any church records available for Loffelstelzen, Mergentheim, Wuerrtemberg?

Rose Baier

spookie65 — 2007-12-17 18:53:26Z

Looking for any info on Rose Ursella Baier. I know she lived in CA at the time of her death. Her mother's maiden name was Schirmer. She married a Murry and had two daughters.

Death of Mr. Johannes Carlous Baier in Germany

davwayell — 2007-08-13 00:25:24Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Johannes Carlous Baier, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Baier died in Germany on January 31, 1914.

David Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Baier - Wuerttemberg Germany, Pennsylvania, Kansas, California

macush111 — 2007-07-26 16:26:14Z

Thank you for your reply.
Since I posted that message, I found the Lorson Site. That was GREAT! I only wish my mom was alve to see it. As a young girl she would visit her Grandparents Mathias & Catherine often.
I have since learned that Suzanna's father was Augustus. And that helped so much!
I would like to know more about Johan-Mathias Baier and Barbara Engel. Immigration dates and possibly more details about the German connection.
You also mentioned a Californian connection. Not sure how that connects.

Please take your time in responding. I understand the computer thing! Thanks again for your time!
Elizabeth

Re: Baier - Wuerttemberg Germany, Pennsylvania, Kansas, California

fwecppb — 2007-07-25 21:27:14Z

Elizabeth,

The link for the Julia and Anthony lorson website is linked in the January 21 2005 posting under this series. I would be more than happy to help in any way I can if you can bear with me as I get everything transferred over to a new computer. Sorry it took so long to get back to you!

Re: Frederick Baier Family from Pittsburgh

macush11 — 2007-07-13 20:02:18Z

my email adress is: macush11@aol.com
Thanks, Elizabeth

Re: Baier - Wuerttemberg Germany, Pennsylvania, Kansas, California

macush11 — 2007-07-13 18:35:20Z

Hi,
I was very interested in your reply because Frank,John and Julia are the brothers and sisters of my great grandfather, Maithas George Baier (1856-1930).
Since I have just recently been trying to fill in gaps in this family I would appreciate any additional information you have. I have many queries. 1. I would like to verify all siblings in this family. 2. Know the website for the Losson photo. 3. Know the true name of Maithias' wifes father. He married Suzanne C. Eck. 4. Learn more about Johan Mathias Sr. and wife Barbara Engel.5. Know the Californian connection you mention.

This may be a tall order, but I would appreciate the help.
My email is: macush11@aol.com

Thanks, Elizabeth

Re: Frederick Baier Family from Pittsburgh

macush11 — 2007-07-13 17:46:51Z

Hi Lila,
I realize you posted your message quite some time ago! I have a Frank Baier who was born in PA about the same time. He was the brother of my great grandfather, Mathias George Baier(1856-1930)who married Suzanne C. Eck in 1879. They had 11 childdren. Maithias and Suzanne are buried in Bastress, PA.
His brother, Frank was 18 years old in 1880 and was a farm labor. I have other siblings as:George, Anthony, John, Julie and Teresa.
Is there a connection here to your family? I have very little information about their parents and would be eager to know more. Thanks very much.

Re: How I found my Baiers on FamilySearch

newmemberuuhiu92sjv0l69vf1gv0dvp2qroc — 2007-06-28 19:58:02Z

Thank you so much for your reply. I knew this was a long shot, but I'm at a dead end. These Baiers were from Mosonszolnok, Hungary. We know where they were going in MN, but no one seems to know what happened to Theresa Baier after she came to MN in 1913. A real mystery.

Re: How I found my Baiers on FamilySearch

l_iosue — 2007-06-28 17:50:36Z

Hi,
I do not have any information on my Baiers before they immigrated to the U.S. except that they came from a small town called Untergruppenbach near Heilbron Germany. My family settled in the Pittsburgh PA area so I doubt that your grandmother was a close relation. If you can find their passenger manifest thru Ellis Island, you would find where and with whom they were going to reside.
Best of luck!

Re: How I found my Baiers on FamilySearch

silver2364 — 2007-06-27 15:41:11Z

I am searching for my grandmothers family. Her name as Marie Baier and she came over through Ellis Island with, I believe a sister, named Theresa Baier. Their fathers name was Joseph Baier and their mothers name was Eva Pulzer.
I can not find out what happened to Theresa after she came to America. Marie came to Minnesota and married Mathias Lunzer (Lunczer).
Is your family related to them?

Re: Baier in Maryland

claudefan — 2007-02-22 13:57:54Z

Also in the same plot (O-355, Mt. Carmel): Bertha Louisa Markel, age 1 year of Highlandtown died of "convulsions" on April 25, 1912.

Re: Baier in Maryland

claudefan — 2007-02-17 18:57:25Z

Also in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland area O, plot 355:

Mary B. Byer age 1 month died of spasms on March 13, 1897.

Walter Melleton, age 3 months, died of pneumonia August 5, 1897.

Mamie M. Baier, age 4 months, died of brain fever August 22, 1898.

John M. Baier, married, born in Germany, age 59 years, died of cancer on December 6, 1900.

I do not have any other information on this person/family. I am not related to them in any fashion. They appeared in Mt. Carmel Cemetery records with one of my ancestors (Lind).

Baier in Maryland

claudefan — 2007-02-17 17:38:07Z

E.R.S. Baier age 3 months of Baltimore County died August 23, 1907 of Cholra Infantum. Interment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Baltimore City, Maryland, plot O-355.

Also in same plot:

Catherine Baier, married, age 75 years, 3 months 23 days of 227 S. 5th Street, died of Broncho pneumonia on February 15, 1918. Interment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

I have no other information on this person/family. I am not related in any fashion. They appeared on Mt. Carmel Cemetery records with one of my ancestors.

Maria Baier

nikarico — 2006-12-15 00:49:40Z

I am searching for Maria Baier who was married to Leopold Jeckel and lived in New York. Her name evolved to Mary at some point. The name Maria is on her daughters marriage license. Her daughers name was Dora. Dora married John Charles Spoerl in Brooklyn in 1891. Maria (Mary) was born in Sep. 1852 and Died in Brooklyn in Feb 1901 and is burried in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. I would like some help researching who her parents are and where they were from.

Re: Frederick Baier Family from Pittsburgh

JaneKaschak51 — 2006-11-05 01:17:31Z

I also have Baier ancestors from the PIttsburgh area. My grandfather Charles Frederick was born in New Kensington, PA on Oct.16 1899. His parents were Herman Fredrick Baier and Pauline Ossman Baier. Herman and Pauline bought a farm in McDonald, PA and lived there until their deaths. Both Herman and Pauline were from Heilbrohn and Untergruppenbach Germany and immigrated in 1892. The story is they eloped. Herman had a brother, William. William had a butcher shop in Bridgeville PA in the early 1900's.
Not sure my family has any ties to yours. If you think there may be a connection, pleae email me. Jane

Michael Baier and Magdalena Baier

Venstop — 2006-07-09 21:35:25Z

I am looking for Michael Baier and Magdalena Weiss his wife. Both are from Loffelstelzen, Wuertemberg. Michael Baier was born Aug 25, 1832 and died Nov 3, 1958 in Green Bay, WI. Magdalena Weiss was born May 24, 1843 and died April 5, 1903 in Green Bay, WI. They came to the US sometime before 1870. I am looking for information about their parents, and information from ship passenger lists.

Looking for parents of Fredrich Herman Baier of Heilbronn Germany

LaurieIosue — 2006-05-09 03:28:07Z

Frederich was born 8/18/1874 and immigrated in late 1890s. His wife was Pauline Moehle. Pauline's parents are Jacob and Emma Louise Ossman Moehle. I have hit a brick wall and would like to find more on this line before my Aunt passes away.

Thanks,
Laurie Baier Iosue

BAIER - CAROLINA

jospringer — 2006-02-26 22:06:55Z

Looking for anyone who might have information re: this branch of Baiers prior to this mid-1800s generation. Carolina was born June 21, 1862 in Alt Arzis Russia and married Michael Semmler there prior to immigrating to South Dakota. Her brothers were Frederick and Andrew and her sister was listed as Mrs. August Matthies. Thanks in advance. My home e-mail is shinjo@uslink.net.

Found them. Living under the name of Stubner in Cook County. >>

CSG93 — 2006-02-23 20:10:33Z

Andrew Baier died in 1906 and his wife Kate was living with Gustave Stubner, his children and her two children, all under the name of Stubner. Kate and Gus never married, and she died in 1918 as Katie Baier. Andrew and Katherine are buried in German Waldheim Cemetery in Forest Park, Illinois.

Andrew H. Baier m. Katherine Hessler in Germany came to Chicago 1890/Cicero Illinois>>

CSG93 — 2006-02-22 05:54:32Z

I am related to this family through Andrew H. Baier's wife, Kathie Hessler. This family came to the US about 1890 and lived in Cicero Illinois. Andrew was born about 1859 and Kathie about 1860 in Germany.

They had two children, Andrew Lewis Baier born November 1896 and Meda Babette Baier born September 1899. Babette married her first cousin and my great uncle, Emil Charles Jourdan (who died in 1944). Babette then married Robert Fox.

In 1920 Andrew Lewis Baier was living with his aunt and uncle, David and Babette Jourdan in Lyons Township Illinois. Emil and Babette were living in Oceana County Michigan down the street from Emil's sister, Babette's cousin, and my great aunt, Katie Jourdan Padecky. Are you confused yet?

I cannot find the Baier family any where in 1910 under any spelling.

Andrew L. married Hedwig (Harriet) and they had two children name Andrew T. born about 1924 and Louis born about 1926. Louis disappears after that, but Andrew L. shows up in Dupage County in his later years.

I am trying to find out what happened to Andrew H (the eldest)., my great grand aunt Katherine, and anything else about this family.

Please email me if you have any info. Thanks.

Ernst Baier-Cattaraugus, Wyoming, Ontario, Orleans Co., NY

gfritz — 2006-02-21 19:57:29Z

Looking for infomation on Enst (E.F. Baier) 1860-1950). Married a Mary, had six children, ie, Lloyd, Earl and Mary. Second marriage was to Margaret Bushart Bray in Wyoming Co. Family moved to Canandaigua, Ontario Co., NY in 1924. Margaret died in 1928. Ernst disappears. Where too? He dies in 1950 in Orleans Co. He was farmer/cheese maker. Any help appreciated-Gary

Re: Barbara Baier, 1907-1999 [obit], Newspaper Correction

map2knit — 2006-02-18 04:26:35Z

A predeceased son was omitted from THE DAILY STAR'S original obituary.

Correction may be found at:
http://www.thedailystar.com/news/community/obits/1999/02/ob0...

Barbara Baier, 1907-1999 [obit]

map2knit — 2006-02-18 04:08:23Z

THE DAILY STAR (Oneonta, NY) Friday, February 12, 1999

Barbara Baier
DELHI — Barbara Baier, 91, formerly of Delhi, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1999, at the New York State Veteran's Home in Oxford.
She was born Aug. 9, 1907, in Buffalo, the daughter of John and Barbara (Schmelzer) Schneeweiss.
She was married in New York City to the late Karl Baier Sr. on Oct. 7, 1933. He died Oct. 31, 1977.
A housewife, Mrs. Baier was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church, Delhi.
Survivors include one son, William Baier of Colorado Springs, Colo.; eight grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
A Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 13, 1999, at St. Peter's Church, Delhi, with Fr. Joe Manerowski officiating. Burial will be at Woodland Cemetery, Delhi, in the spring.
Calling hours are Friday, Feb. 12, 1999, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Moxley-McCall Funeral Home in Delhi.
Contributions in her memory may be made to either St. Peter's Church, Delhi or the New York State Veteran's Home in Oxford.
Arrangements are with the MacArthur Funeral Home, Hobart.
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DISCLAIMERS:
Not related, no further details.
Original obituary may be found at:
http://www.thedailystar.com/news/community/obits/1999/02/ob0...
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I thought it might be helpful to [Ancestry.com] subscribers if I posted obituaries from my local paper's online edition, a project that will take some time.
THE DAILY STAR went online on 1 July 1998 and all spelling and grammar is theirs. I'm currently working on [February 1999]. For additional information, please search through Ancestry's other databases.

Bertha Baier

edboyer10 — 2006-02-15 16:52:40Z

My GGgrandmothe was Bertha Baier and immg to the US in 1887 at the age of 17. I can not find her port of entry. Does this name mean anything to anybody.
She married John Hartstein and they lived in lansing, Mi and then South Bend, In
Would she have from Germany by herself?