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Marlene Binder, Pittsburgh, PA, 1940-

jaenglish_1 — 2012-05-20 19:28:50Z

Looking for Marlene Binder who graduated Taylor Allderdice High School, Squirrel Hill, in 1958. We tried every which way to locate her for 50th reunion in 2008. Would love to find her for 55th in 2013. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Janet Aber English
TAHS '58

BINDER Fredeick M - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-16 13:31:13Z

BINDER Fredeick M - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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 227,290 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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BINDER Karl B 1904 1982 together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-19 22:59:02Z

BINDER Karl B 1904 1982 together forever

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,123 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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BINDER Mary Ida 1906 1979 together forever

t42Restland — 2012-04-19 22:58:50Z

BINDER Mary Ida 1906 1979 together forever

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,123 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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Joseph BINDER and family from Newark, NJ

poohdooh1 — 2012-03-24 13:34:50Z

Joseph BINDER and his wife Katherine (Kate) resided in Newark, NJ at least through 1971 when Joseph died. While I have dates of death for Joseph and Kate (SSDI), I don't have the same information on their children. Would love to know where they are buried, which may lead me to Joseph and Kate's burial.

Joseph BINDER, b. 10 Jul 1881 in Hungary, d. Nov 1971 in Newark, NJ (he immigrated about 1902)
Katherine BINDER, b. 6 Aug 1886 in Hungary, d. Sep 1984 in Beach Haven, Bergen Co., NJ ***(I found Katherine listed as Katherine KAISER in Familysearch and believe this to be her maiden name)***

Children:
- Joseph F. Binder, b. 14 Apr 1908 in Hungary, d. Jun 1987 in Manahawkin, NJ
- Mary Catherine Binder, b. 20 Jun 1911 in Newark, NJ, d. ?? (about 1936?? was married and died of "complications due to diabetes")
- Frank Binder, b. Nov 1909 in Newark, NJ, d. bef 1920 (not listed in 1920 census)

Where can I find out where the dates of death of the 2 youngest children and where they are buried?
When did Mary get married? and to whom?

I have the family in Newark, NJ in the 1910, 1920, 1930 census, Joseph's WWI and WWII registrations, as well as his SS application.

I am unable to visit the NJ archives as I live out of state and do most of my research on-line.

Would love to hear from any others related to this family, as well as any opinions on where I can search for the missing pieces of info.

Catherine

Moses Binder - 02-OCT-1720

sdgeiger66 — 2012-03-12 00:16:50Z

Hello,

I am trying to find evidence that the father of Moses Binder (b 02-OCT-1720 near Mohringen, Germany) was actually a Casper Binder. Every family tree that I've found here on ancestry.com has it as Casper but I've yet to find any real evidence of this.

On Familysearch.org, I found a Moses Binder marrying an Anna Geiger on June 2, 1742 in Hessen Germany. Although Hessen is about 2 hrs and 42 minutes by car in 2012 from the area of Mohringen, it's still plausable that this is my Moses. Additionally, Moses and Anna sailed on September 21, 1742 on the ship Francis and Elizabeth from Rotterdam and last from Deal to Philadelphia, so it's possible they were married and then sailed a little over 3 months later. The one issue is that this record states that Moses's father was a Moses.

Here's the link to the marriage record:

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VCBJ-BSX

Can anyone please share with me a legitimate source that lists Moses's father as Casper?

Thanks,
Scott

Re: Bender/Binder of Huron County, Michigan

familyfort — 2011-11-02 23:06:01Z

I am the great great great grand-daughter of John Christian Binder, Sr through his daughter Elizabeth, who married into the Volz family.

I have recently posted some news clippings on my blog page related to the Bender/Binder families of Sanilac and Huron Counties.

I am scanning these clippings from an old scrapbook that was handed down through my Volz lines and uploading/transcribing them as I find time. I hope these clippings will be of use and interest to those researching these branches.

You can find my blog at: thecozycuzncorner.blogspot.com

Aloha,
~Cuzn Amy

Re: Binder Facebook link

BKostelnik333 — 2011-08-21 04:35:40Z

How odd... apparently I was already part of it, but I don't remember. Must have been a while ago. Thanks for reminding me! -- Barb nee' Binder

Binder Facebook link

ttracy37 — 2011-08-20 09:08:23Z

Someone started a Binder group on Facebook...I think it's a great idea. Not many members yet but hopefully more will join.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Binder-Family/112607785441598

Re: Heimrich Binder

ttracy37 — 2011-08-11 10:04:24Z

If this is your line my email is ttracy37@yahoo.com

Re: Heimrich Binder

ttracy37 — 2011-08-11 09:59:58Z

My Great Grandfather's name was Heinrich Binder b.)1891 and Married Magdalena "Lena" Pamer b.) 1895. They were both from Gyorkony, Hungary and immigrated in 1912 to Akron, Ohio. He died in 1929 at the age of 38. Could this be your line??

Re: Binder/Lindner

dbmelone — 2011-07-23 19:24:37Z

I have proof that MAria Magdalena and Thomas were married. I am looking for "proof" that Maria Magdlalena Sensenderfer is the daughter of Marthin Sensenderfer. please email me at dbmelone@yahoo.com

BINDER Calvin W ii - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-01 12:11:09Z

BINDER Calvin W ii - Vietnam Wall section 9W

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 220,674 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.

BINDER Paul L - Vietnam Wall section 14W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-11 14:48:33Z

BINDER Paul L - Vietnam Wall section 14W

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 219,782 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.

Re: PA Binders - Lycoming County

fink438 — 2011-01-15 15:47:36Z

I have lots of Binders, mainly in the Montgomery County area and can take my line back to Germany, circa 1700's, but nothing for lycoming County. If you find ancestry in my area perhaps I can help you with some history.

Steve

Re: PA Binders - Lycoming County

loriajeffers — 2011-01-15 03:36:16Z

I have a Catherine Binder. however, she's a lot further back than those you're posting about. She was born in 1840. They did live in Lycoming Co and can be found in the 1860 census. Her mother was Henrietta/Harriet Steiger.

Re: Binder in St. Louis area

talinaj — 2011-01-12 00:05:28Z

I am currently also researching this family... My Husband is the grandson of the late Theresa Binder. I would love to get in touch with you and share what I have!

Thanks
Talina Jones

tmillier@gmail.com

Re: Binder in St. Louis area

RHoyt38 — 2010-12-28 20:09:27Z

Anne:
I am also researching the Binders. My maternal grandmother was Mary Catherine Binder 1882-1954. She was the daughter of Maximillian Binder 1850-1925 and his wife Mary Powell 1859-1924. Max was the son of Antone Binder abt 1822-1877 and his wife Julia (??) abt 1822-1877. All three died in Newark, Licking County, Ohio. Maybe there is a connection?Please contact me at rjcah@comcast.net.
Thanks,
Bob

Re: Binder in St. Louis area

annemroux — 2010-12-28 06:04:36Z

Hi Sue. I am the granddaughter of the late Beatrice Binder in St. Louis, daughter of Leo Binder (wife Margaret - although my dad says is was Margueritte or similiar spelling). Leo was the son of Anton and Mary Binder of Prussia. I am new to this and haven't gotten into the international history yet. My dad (Ray Hamtil- Beatrice Binder's son) tells me that there are several active family genealogists locally in St. Louis. Thank you for your post, as it will be helpful down the road. Thanks! Anne (Hamtil) Roux

Jacob Binder Decendants

rbeehner2 — 2010-09-10 05:48:34Z

I'm looking for decendants of Jacob Binder (1847-188) who imigrated to Bucyrus, Ohio from Lautenbach, Waiblingen, Württemberg in 26 Mar 1867; married Louisa Buehner and had two boys Frederick b. 1874 and Otto b. 1876. I have a transcript of Jacob's obiturary to share with his family. Otto may have moved to Fort Wayne possibly marrying Ada Mansdoerfer. Frederick and Otto Binder would by now have passed away but I ask their children and grandchildren to please contact me--hey we're counsins! I am Jacob's great-great grandnephew.

Re: Valentine Brugger and Maria Puschnig or Wallner?

SLRMilw — 2010-06-21 16:16:54Z

Dan<
I definitely remember addressing Christmas cards to your great grandparents at that address and did send them into the 1960s. We might have sent them to your great grandmother after your g/grandfather passed away. If anyone would remember the cards they would have been from Louise (my mother never used the name Aloysia her birthname), George and Susan Rose. I'm quite a bit older than you. I graduated for Washington High School in 1967! :)
No one talked much about the family history either in my family or maybe they didn't know all that much. My mom became the repository of family photos (not that there were a lot) since she stayed living with her dad until he died in 1944.
This is so exciting to be in contact with someone who crossed our family. I will help you in any way I can.
You can always e-mail me if you don't want to go through this board.

Re: Valentine Brugger and Maria Puschnig or Wallner?

herrbrugger — 2010-06-21 05:17:13Z

Susan,

Thanks so much. Just confirming the area in which they lived in Austria is a huge help to me. We had always heard Tirol/Tyrol, but the ship records do list Hermagor, and now I have the town Mellweg as well.

I can also confirm that they lived on Marth Washington Drive in their older years, as I remember hearing that from my family as a boy. I was born in 1967, five years after my great grandfather passed away, and the same year as my great grandmother;s passing. My grandfather, also Valentine, and my father, Michael, never talked too much about the family or its history.

As I continue my search, I will be sure to contact you if I run into the names you mention. I will also be in touch if I have questions for you.

Thanks again!

Dan

Re: Valentine Brugger and Maria Puschnig or Wallner?

SLRMilw — 2010-06-20 23:38:34Z

Dan,

I am sure they are one in the same. I can tell you quite a bit about Mellweg etc. My grandparents and I believe your great grandparents all came from the same village or area in Austria. The name Brugger, Wallner, Flaschberger, Rauter, Jank are all common and probably interrelated as small villages are. I would guess they were either somehow related or friends from the village. It is a lovely area in the Alps near the town of Hermagor which sits very closely to the borders of Italy and Slovenia. I believe Valentine's entry at Ellis Island listed he was from Hermagor. My grandparents came over in 1909 and 1910 with my two aunts. Three more children were born here and they lived in West Allis and West Milwaukee mainly. The churches are indeed Roman Catholic since they all are in that part of Austria. St. John de Nepomuc was in the downtown area and later moved to the west side of Milwaukee. I actually grew up down the street and never realized my mom had been baptized in the original church. Holy Cross is at not a parish either anymore (consolidation), but the building still exists. St. Florian is the parish in West Milwaukee where most of the Austrians settled. My mom graduated from eighth grade there. My grandfather had two siblings that stayed in Mellweg and I have letters written from them to her.
I have done some work on Facebook and have connected to two people on there that may be direct relatives. If you check any people in the Mellweg area on FB you get the same surnames. Brugger is one name I run across as well as Wallner. My mother's aunt mentions the Wallner's in one of her letters and that they got news of the family from them. Unfortunately my grandparents died before I got to know them and no one was all that interested in family history when we were young. Now all the people who have information are gone. I do have some information though so I don't know if any would help you or not. I would be happy to answer any questions that I can. Also if you run across the name Jank,Flaschberger or Rauter I would be interested. We are related to all three of those names that I know of.
Do you have an address for Valentine in Wauwatosa? We used to send a Christmas card to him on Martha Washington Dr. When I would ask my mom who these people were she would say it was her sponsor. I am sure it was your greatgrandparents. But we never saw them. I can give you more about the churches as to actual addresses etc. Just ask away and I will try to help.
Thanks,
Susan Rose
SLRMilw@wi.rr.com

Re: Valentine Brugger and Maria Puschnig or Wallner?

herrbrugger — 2010-06-20 21:01:47Z

Susan,

I have been living in the Phoenix, AZ area for the past 12 years; however, my entire family is from the Milwaukee area for at least the past two or three generations. I am one of the very few who is not still in the area. My mother still resides in Greendale, and my sister is in Greenfield.

My mother (nee Krause) did a great deal of genealogical research about twenty years ago, so I just began using ancestry.com a week or so ago to enter her records and continue the search.

From what you mention, I am relatively certain that your Valentine and Mary Brugger are indeed my great grandmother and great grandfather. I believe they were Catholic, so I am assuming the churches you mention are Catholic. My mother's side of the family is Lutheran. I am unsure of Mary's maiden name, as I can find no records prior to her marriage. Apparently, she came to the US in 1906 with their eldest child, also Maria/Mary, who was born a year or so earlier. According to my research, Valentine came over in 1905 on the SS Kroonland, apparently to set things up here (?). They seem to be from southern Austria (Carinthia or Tirol); perhaps Mary is from Slovenia (?).

Perhaps the two families were neighbors? I show Val and Mary living at 1371 25th St. in Milwaukee in 1910. I believe they lived in Wauwatosa with one of their children (and family) near the end of their lives.

Can you tell me more about Mellweg? I am not familiar. Do you know anything specific about the churches and/or denomination at which your family members were baptized and married? Every little bit helps!

You've given me a number of new leads to follow. Thank you for that. I will let you know if I discover any connections or explanations regarding our two families. Please let me know if I can help with any other information.

Thanks!

Dan (Daniel Valentine) Brugger
herrbrugger@yahoo.com

Re: Valentine Brugger and Maria Puschnig or Wallner?

SLRMilw — 2010-06-20 14:01:41Z

I am so glad to finally hear from someone on ancestry.com.
I am afraid I really do not know much at all about the Austrian connection. I have more questions than answers. I can tell you that Valentine and Mary Brugger are listed as sponsors at my mothers baptism. Valentine was also a sponsor of my aunt. My mother was Aloysia Jank and she was baptised at St. John Nepomuc Church in Milwaukee, WI on Dec. 7, 1914. My aunt Theresia Jank was baptised at Holy Cross Church, Wauwatosa, WI July 30, 1911. I do not have any other information as to what the relationship between the families is. I cannot find my other aunt and uncles marriage license at the moment, but i believe that one of the witnesses for their marriage was a Val Brugger. I will check on that. They were Frank Druml and Rose Jank.
The Wallner name came up in a letter from my mother's aunt in one of her letters from Austria in 1948. Something about they had not heard from the family during the war and that the Wallner family had news of the family. So maybe Wallner was a neighbor in Mellweg. I have connected to some family members on facebook and hope to learn more soon.
Don't know if this is any help to you or not. Do you live in Milwaukee area?
Susan Rose

Valentine Brugger and Maria Puschnig or Wallner?

herrbrugger — 2010-06-20 09:46:47Z

My great grandfather Valentine (MI: Walter?) Brugger left Austria for the United States around 1905 with his new bride Maria Puschnig (or Wallner?), my great grandmother. According to ship's records, he was coming to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and staying with a "cousin" Franz Wallner, who may be related to Maria.

If anyone has any information on either of these families (parents, siblings, etc.), I would be excited to learn more. I have decent information on their decendents and am willing to share if anyone needs such information. Thanks!

mary kathryn binder

ldonley113 — 2010-05-21 02:50:54Z

In search of birth family of mary kathryn binder born mary louise newlun.She was born 10-03-1952 in ruthland ohio.maybe had twin sister and older brother possibly named david.was told a preacher adopted twin sister.

Re: Binder in St. Louis area

SueJochens — 2010-05-04 19:02:48Z

Marie is correct, indeed. I do have a family tree but not published - just on my FTM on my computer, which I would be happy to share for like information. I admit I have not dabbled in this for some time, and only in the past few weeks have I begun to re-organize what I had so I can decide where to pick up my various searches. To have a reply after so many years is rather invigorating. You can contact me at jochens2@aol.com. - Sue

Re: Binder in St. Louis area

jebinderusa — 2010-05-04 04:06:59Z

And that means your mother-in-law must be Marie. So, yes there are Binder descendents in St. Louis and other parts of the country. Do you have a family tree that I can connect to?

Another thing that might help you is the website German Genealogy: Danube-Swabians located at http://www.genealogy.net/reg/ESE/dschwaben.html
Bega St. George is in the Banat. The names of all the towns in the Banat have at least three or more spellings. Usually one is in German, one in Hungarian, and one in the local language. There are sometimes even more variations. Also, I have noticed in census and other records, the families from the Banat are listed as being from Hungary, Austria, Germany, Romania, Yugoslavia, Croatia, etc. They did not necessarily use the same country from census to census. We would not want to make this easy. I would imagine there are a variety of reasons for that. The only thing that seems consistent is that they all insisted they were Germans.The website was immensely helpful to me when I was looking for German-speaking towns in the Banat. I have a different family in my tree that also came from the Banat, but from a different town. All the same problems applied to that family as well.

Re: Binder in St. Louis area

SueJochens — 2010-05-03 11:38:08Z

That Binder/Heitz daughter is my mother-in-law. From what I've found, they were from Bega-Szent-Gyorgi, Hungary, which coorborates with what my mother-in-law rembers her mother telling her.

Re: Binder in St. Louis area

jebinderusa — 2010-05-03 08:48:33Z

I have information on the Binders in Belleview and St. Louis. I, too, have the immigration dates, but I also have information on the spouses and children of some of the names in your post. In my research, I had found that Helen married a Heitz and had one child, a daughter. I am pretty certain this is the same family. Unfortunately, I do not have much information on the family when they were in Austra-Hungary.

Re: Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

fink438 — 2010-04-29 23:36:02Z

I can't seem to make it work. Why don't we just email each other and include all interested parties--at least for now. You have my email address.

Steve

Re: Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

josephpeters731 — 2010-04-29 17:28:10Z

To your Internet browsers address bar. Where you would put www.ancestry.com then hit enter

Re: Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

fink438 — 2010-04-29 16:17:33Z

copy and paste? Paste to where?

Re: Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

fink438 — 2010-04-29 16:14:22Z

Copy and paste link? paste to where; I am on facebook but not familiar with how it works.

Steve

Re: Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

josephpeters731 — 2010-04-28 18:28:30Z

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Binder-Family/112607785441598?...

i've just set up a facebook page for binders to try and get us all together copy and paste the link above to join the page.. Thanks

Re: Binder Family

josephpeters731 — 2010-04-28 18:26:29Z

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Binder-Family/112607785441598?...

This is the link to the page
copy and paste it to your web browser

Re: Binder Family

BKostelnik333 — 2010-04-28 18:18:45Z

I can't find it. Has anyone else found it?

Binder Family

josephpeters731 — 2010-04-27 21:50:51Z

Calling all binder family.. We've started a Binder Family page on Facebook please join so we can all connect.. run your own discussion lets find each other...

Binder/Dorman

josephpeters731 — 2010-04-27 21:42:41Z

Looking for information on the family of Morris Binder and Ruth Dorman est Birth 1870 then 9 children and were located in Pa. one of the children was Sandra Estelle born 1909.

Re: Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

josephpeters731 — 2010-04-27 17:33:52Z

Thanks for your reply. Sandra had nine brother and sisters in total. somewhere between 1890-1910. from family tails she may have been the only one born in scranton the rest could have been born anywhere in Pa..

Re: Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

fink438 — 2010-04-27 14:23:14Z

Can't make the connection but am also researching my own Binder links which include my great grandmother , Mary E. Binder, 1849-1817, daughter of Amos Binder and Mary Yerger (Jerger). She married Aaron Cassel Freed and had three children, Sara Emma ( my grandmother), Morris A., and John H..The name Morris is not all that common and I find it nowhere else in other surnames so it may be a fvaorite Binder name. These are all Montgomery County folks. I also have a neighbor, Mary Binder,whose father may have been David Binder. She lives outside of Lehighton,Carbon County, PA and has at least one sister.

Sorry I can't be of more help. I do have a lot of ancient Binder history; perhaps we can help each other down the road.

Steve

Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Scranton, Pennslyvania

josephpeters731 — 2010-04-26 22:12:45Z

Sandra Estelle Binder - Born 1909 - Lackawanna Co. - Scranton, Pennslyvania. We are looking for any family memebers that might know about our Grandmother. She was one of 9 Children her parents were Morris and Ruth(Dorman) Binder. We think she had a sister named Mary. Our understanding is she left home at a young age and moved from Scranton to the Bronx, New York City, New York to have a baby and then worked in a Speakeasy with the Texas Guinan Girls. She may have had an Aunt named Pearl.

BINDER Joseph E. 1919-2010 Fremont, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-04-25 11:48:13Z

FREMONT: Joseph E. Binder, Jr., of Fourth Street, Fremont, Ohio, passed away on Thursday, April 22, 2010, at 91 years of age.

He was born on January 23, 1919 to the late Joseph and Hazel (Hoffman) Binder. Joe was the oldest of 17 brothers and sisters. On December 20, 1941 he married Dorothy (Rohrbacher) Binder. She survives in Fremont. (Sandusky County)

Joe worked at the Herbrand Corporation as an Electrical Foreman from 1940 until its closing in the early 1960's. He was an individual that could accomplish whatever he set out to do. He built the Skyway Drive-In Theater which opened in 1955, ceased operations in 1986 and is now operated as the Skyway Flea Market. He also built the Apollo Mobile Home Park in Fremont.

At the age of 16, he obtained his pilot's license and has flown commercially for Herbrand as well as the Kraut Company as a crop duster. He has owned over 30 unusual and exotic aircraft and became well known throughout the country with the ownership of two original racers, "Ike" and "Mike", which set speed records in the 1930's and have been displayed at many air shows and museums throughout the USA. He was a fantastic husband, father and enjoyed surrounding himself with his grandchildren telling stories about the past, including the Great Depression and his family's "bootlegging" days.

Along with his wife, he is survived by a son, Joseph E. Binder, III, Gibsonburg; and a daughter, Carol A. (Daniel) McGowan, Fremont; grandchildren, Bobby Binder, Robin Lash, Amy (Shaun) Lawless, Stephen Binder, Jeff (Erin) Decker, Pam Decker, James (Laurie) Rohrbacher, Kevin (Kelly) Rohrbacher, Chris Rohrbacher; 23 great grandchildren; three great-great grandchildren; sisters, Jeanne (Bill) Price, Florida, Audrey Fredericks, Sarasota, Janet Freeze, Green Springs, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Drown and Diane Binder all from Fremont.

He was preceded in death by son, James Rohrbacher; grandson, Shawn R. Smith; four sisters; and six brothers.

Visitation will be Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at Wonderly Horvath Hanes Funeral Home and Crematory, 425 E. State St., Fremont, OH.

Mass of Christian Burial will be held Monday, April 26, 2010, 11:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, Fremont, OH.

John Binder of Romania / Maria Binder of Romania

glor46er — 2010-04-20 20:14:05Z

I am researching John Binder, who was born in Romania in March of 1891, and whose mother could be Maria, born around 1867. Both John and Maria (with her husband Michael Gabor) came to America in 1904 and 1905. They lived in Pittsburgh, PA. Am trying to go back more generations with this line.

Also, does anyone know of genealogists in Romania who could do research?

John & Elizabeth Binder

glor46er — 2010-04-11 18:57:50Z

I am researching a John Binder who came to America in 1905. He married Elizabeth (maiden name unknown). He was born in Romania/Austria according to the 1920 and 1930 censuses. Last address I could find is Butler, PA. He was born in 1891 (March 18).

Re: John Binder (Huntingdon - England)

lesbinder — 2010-03-30 17:16:27Z

Hello,
Thank you very much for your time and effort with this. I will look into the information you have given me but at the moment I do not think it is the same family.
If I can find a link I will get back to you.
regards
Le$

Re: John Binder (Huntingdon - England)

patprior1 — 2010-03-30 10:59:02Z

I've just looked on Ancestry and found a Christening entry for John Binder. Born About 1789, Christened 20 Dec 1789. Holme, Huntingdonshire. Parents Thomas Binder and Sarah. Unfortunately the original is not there. I believe this record is part of the Vital records from Utah.
There is also a second entry with a Christening date of 22nd Dec - never very accurate eh!!
I haven't had any luck with Elizabeth's maiden name.

Re: John Binder (Huntingdon - England)

patprior1 — 2010-03-30 09:58:01Z

I can't help thinking that there is a link here but I'm not sure how. My 3x Great Grandfather was called John Binder born in Orsett, Essex in 1796 according to the censuses. He died in 1871 in London. He married Lucy Orkendon in 1818 in Newington and spent the rest of his life around the London area. A Carpenter/Joiner by trade his sons seemed to follow in the trade. I have also just come across a Joseph Binder b1787 in South Benfleet, Essex He seemed to move to London at around the same time, after he married Ann West (I think) in 1819, he was a builder and House Agent and again his sons seemed to follow him. The families join when Joseph's son William Binder marries John's daughter Lucy Amelia Binder in 1854.
It is the christian names really - the children were often Lucy, Elizabeth, John, William, Ann, Joseph whereas a lot of other Binders I have looked at with different christian names don't seem to be related at all. These names seem to be repeated in all the families which can get very confusing. I am wondering if John & Joseph could be brothers - I haven't found anything about their parents, possibly your John could be a cousin but I may just be speculating. Please get back to me if you think there could be a link anywhere.

PA Binders - Lycoming County

tiffanyandbrianmiller — 2010-03-28 05:02:21Z

Hello. I am in search of information about my Binder side of the family. My great grandfather was Frederic W Binder born in 1915. His parents were Edward Samuel Binder and Alma L Binder. Edward was born in 1975. I believe they were farmers in Lycoming County but I am looking for more information and I would love to know more about further back generations. If anyone has any information they can share I would LOVE it!

Thanks so much for your time!
:)Tiffay Miller