Ancestors of John C. BAKER - Jan 16 2001

COMPILED BY ALLEN L. POTTS

FIRST GENERATION

1. John C. BAKER was born on March 10, 1839 in Fairfield Co., Ohio. He married on August 11, 1860 to Adeline Handchey (HANDSCHIN). He died on January 13, 1899 in Grand Twp., Marion Co., Ohio. He was buried on January 15, 1899 in Frame Cemetery, Meeker, Marion Co., Ohio.

SECOND GENERATION

2. John BAKER was born on July 12, 1818 in Virginia. He died on Oct. 27, 1889 Blanchard Twp., Hancock Co., Ohio. He was buried in Harmon Cemetery, Blanchard Twp., Hancock Co., Ohio. 1850 US Census - Hardin Co. Buck Township page 332 No 810-810 1860 US Census - Hancock Co. Union Twp. No 226-226 1870 US Census - Hancock Co. Blanchard Twp. p 4 No 31-31 1880 US Census Henry Co., Bartlow Twp., Ohio. (John Baker w, 62, farmer Va. Va. Va.; Catherine 62, wife, keeping house Oh. Va. Va.; Margaret 24, dau., single, servant, Oh, Va., Oh.; George 20, son, single, Oh.; Grovy O., 18, son, Oh.; Ella May, 16, dau., Oh.) He was married to Catherine BOLLENBAUGH.

3. Catherine BOLLENBAUGH was born on June 17, 1819 in Ohio. She died on Oct. 21, 1888 in Blanchard Twp., Hancock Co., Ohio.

John BAKER and Catherine BOLLENBAUGH had the following children:

1 i. John C. BAKER.

ii. Louisa BAKER was born in 1843 in Hardin Co., Ohio.

iii. Mary A. BAKER was born in 1845 in Hardin Co., Ohio.

iv. James F. BAKER was born in 1847 in Hardin Co., Ohio.

v. Isaac Sylvester BAKER was born on August 18, 1849 in Buck Twp., Hardin Co., Ohio. He died on March 3, 1911.

vi. Rachael J. BAKER was born in 1852 in Ohio.

vii. Margaret BAKER was born in 1857 in Ohio.

viii. George M. BAKER was born in 1859 in Ohio.

ix. Grovey B. BAKER was born in 1863 in Hancock Co., Ohio.

x. Ella Mae BAKER was born in 1864 in Hancock Co., Ohio.

THIRD GENERATION

4. Morris (Maurice) BAKER was born on May 9, 1790 in Maryland. He died on February 20, 1870 in Goshen Twp., Hardin Co., Ohio. He was buried in Good Hope Cemetery, Jackson Twp., Hardin Co., Ohio. The Hardin County History said he had 5 boys and 3 girls. Aug 27 1850 US Census - Hardin County, Goshen Township page 304. The Census shows birthplace for Morris as Maryland. Source: Copied from the 1883 Hardin County, Ohio History Book: page 618 William and Morris Baker, two brothers natives of Virginia, emigrated with their families to Ohio, and settled in the northwest part of this township, about 1835-36, where they remained during the balance of their lives. The former (William) was a member of the Christian Church, and the latter of the Presbyterian. They both raised large families, many of whom are deceased; some moved West; James, a son of Morris Baker, resides in the township, and owns a part of the old home place, and Rachel, his sister, was married to G.W.Armstrong and resides in Kenton, Ohio.

In 1836 the family moved from Brooke County, West Virginia. They were of an old and prominent families.

William Baker married Rebecca Griffith Nov 12, 1818 in Brooke County, West Virginia. He was married to Mary CAMPBELL on October 26, 1815 in Brooke Co., West Virginia.

5. Mary CAMPBELL was born on November 27, 1795 in Virginia. She died in 1849 in Goshen Twp., Hardin Co., Ohio. She was buried in Good Hope Cemetery, Jackson Twp., Hardin Co., Ohio. The last name may be Mary Campbell or Connard.

Morris (Maurice) BAKER and Mary CAMPBELL had the following children:

2 i. John BAKER.

ii. Frances "Fannie" Jane BAKER was born about 1818 in Virginia. She died in Goshen Twp., Hardin Co., Ohio.

iii. James M. BAKER was born on October 19, 1824 in Brooke Co., West Virginia. He died on June 20, 1901 in Goshen Twp., Hardin Co., Ohio. He was buried in Grove Cemetery, Kenton, Hardin Co., Ohio. He was a Methodist Church.

iv. Nathaniel "Nathan" BAKER was born on October 3, 1826 in Brooke Co., West Virginia. He died on October 24, 1906 in LaRue, Marion Co., Ohio. He was buried in LaRue Cemetery, LaRue, Marion Co., Ohio. 1895 living in Marion County, Ohio.

v. Rachael BAKER was born in 1831 in Brooke Co., West Virginia.

vi. Elizabeth BAKER was born about 1833 in Hardin Co., Ohio.

vii. William C. BAKER was born on February 24, 1835 in Hancock Co., Ohio. He died on February 3, 1924. Portrait & Biographical Record of Marion & Hardin Co. 1895 - Chapman Publishing Co. William who lives in Adams County, Nebraska.

viii. Alexander BAKER was born about 1837 in Hardin Co., Ohio.

7. Maria Magdalena was born on June 9, 1791. She died on April 11, 1856.

John Johannes Martin BOLENBAUGH and Maria Magdalena had the following children:

i. Samuel BOLENBAUGH was born on May 28, 1817 in Ohio.

3 ii. Catherine BOLLENBAUGH.

iii. Barbara BOLENBAUGH was born on January 10, 1821 in Ohio.

iv. Peter BOLENBAUGH was born on January 14, 1823 in Ohio.

v. Elias BOLENBAUGH was born on April 4, 1825 in Ohio.

vi. Daniel BOLENBAUGH was born on December 7, 1826 in Ohio.

vii. Abraham BOLENBAUGH was born on March 9, 1829 in Ohio.

viii. Isaac BOLENBAUGH was born on June 21, 1831 in Ohio.

ix. Elisha BOLENBAUGH was born on October 13, 1833 in Ohio.

FOURTH GENERATION

8. John BAKER1 was born about 1757 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. He died in 1799. He has Ancestral File number L3Z6-P8.

9. Fanny was born about 1760 in Maryland.

John BAKER and Fanny had the following children:

i. Christianas BAKER was born about 1784 in West Virginia.

ii. Rachel BAKER was born about 1785 in West Virginia. She died on August 19, 1840 in Wyandot Co., Ohio.

iii. Thomas BAKER was born in 1786 in Maryland. He died on November 18, 1854 in Wyandot Co., Ohio.

4 iv. Morris (Maurice) BAKER.

v. William BAKER was born on March 15, 1795 in Maryland. He died on April 25, 1859 in Wyandot Co., Ohio.

vi. Elizabeth BAKER was born on March 10, 1798 in West Virginia. She died on July 13, 1856.

vii. Frances "Fannie" BAKER was born about 1800 in West Virginia.

IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, AMEN. I, Nikolauss Bollenback of Fairfield County, Ohio am of a ripe old age, and remembering that we are all mortal humans and that the day and the hours of our lives are uncertain, have decided to make my Last Will and Testament because I am still healthy and well, and have all of my faculties and strength to order my affairs. I command my soul into the care of our Almighty Creator and my body unto the soil in order to be buried in accordance with Christian rites, and hereby order as follows:

I give my son, Abraham, and his heirs my 80 acres where I currently reside, stipulating that he let me live there and has to keep up the residence with all buildings as it is currently being done. Should repairs be necessary on the buildings, then my son Abraham has to get it repaired to his liking with his own fruit into the mill, flour and potatoes have to be brought into the house whenever we want it, and in the autumn he has to give us a fat pig that weighs 200 pounds when she (the pig) is clean at the right slaughter time, and 80 pounds of beef in the fall and 75 pound of salt, all that every year, and the little meadow by the house, one acre (or field), keep it well, fertilize and made hay and put it into the barn. Should we not be able to keep livestock then we give the field to Abraham and he will keep a cow for us and feed it like his own cattle, should that cow have an accident, then he has to give us another one, and my son Johannes has to bring me in as much wood as we need and split it, and my son Johannes has to give annually 50 pounds of sugar, the rest is only as long as we live after the 2 (some type of ferrier equipment) which my son Johannes has in his house he shall keep the iron bridle and iron bars which he has, he can keep and a couple of hundred nails he shall have, but should one of us die, if God wills, then Abraham shall only have to give half of the fruit and meats and also only half of the wood and the two daughters who are still "Benefit Maria" ("Minors" should be translated to mean they were "unmarried and living at home.") Katharina and Irma Margreta shall each receive 25 pounds in money just like the others received, my executors have to give it to them if I cannot give it myself out of my money, and Abraham shall have my saddle and Hannes (common short for Johannes) shall have Abraham's saddle and Elisabeth shall have mother's saddle and Gertraudt shall have the boots, and my clothing shall be divided among the children after my death, and their mother shall be taken care of as long as she live, her household, her bed, her pillow with all the linins in the house and the iron kettles and kitchen items for her use and also her saddle, and Abraham has to give his mother assistance in the garden and has to fertilize and till it just like his own and after death it shall belong to Abraham, for which he as to pay the costs during his Administration as executor, and after my death the children who are here shall divide the books between them, but the book "The True Christendom" is be given to Peter Rauch, and Abraham and Johannes have to give annually fresh sawdust and the rest of the dishes that are around shall all belong to Abraham, and 2 pounds of money, and I have selected my wife, Anna Maria and my son-in-law Jacob Rauch as executors to settle all my affairs properly and pay the land taxes after my death as if I was standing there in person, this my Last Will and Testament I declare to be my free will this 5th day of March, 1811 and to make everything proper and right, I sign my mark to this in front of witnesses.

Nicholaus Bollenback

(his mark)

Witnesses:

Daniel Meyer

Jacob Brumbach He was married to Anna Maria in 1766 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

13. Anna Maria.

Johann Nicholas BOLLENBACHER and Anna Maria had the following children:

i. Peter BOLLENBACHER was born in 1768 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1832 in Willshire, Van Wert Co., Ohio.

ii. Irma Margartha BOLLENBACHER was born in 1769 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

iii. Henry BOLLENBACHER was born in 1771 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1795 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

6 iv. John Johannes Martin BOLENBAUGH.

v. Anna Maria BOLLENBACHER was born on October 2, 1773 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

vi. Elizbett BOLLENBACHER was born in 1776 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

vii. Abraham BOLENBAUGH was born on August 21, 1778 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. He died on May 28, 1814 in Fairfield Co., Ohio.

viii. Catharina Magdalena BOLLENBACHER was born on October 27, 1780 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

ix. Gertraut BOLLENBACHER was born in 1783 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. She died in 1852 in Fairfield Co., Ohio.

x. Jacob BOLLENBACHER was born on September 5, 1785 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. He died on May 29, 1858 in Fairfield Co., Ohio.

FIFTH GENERATION

16. Maurice BAKER1 was born about 1707 in , Baltimore, Maryland. He died in 1774. He has Ancestral File number L3Z7-1X. He was married to Christian GRAFTON on May 6, 1733 in St John's Parish, Baltimore, Maryland.

17. Christian GRAFTON1 was born about 1711 in <St John's Parish, Baltimore, Maryland>. She has Ancestral File number L3Z6-96.

Maurice BAKER and Christian GRAFTON had the following children:

i. Grafton BAKER1 was born in 1753 in , Harford, Maryland. He died between April 1815 and February in , Mason, Kentucky. He has Ancestral File number L3Z6-MW.

ii. Hannah BAKER1 was born in 1733 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L3Z6-XG.

iii. Mary BAKER1 was born on March 4, 1734 in , Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L42F-HG.

iv. Rhoda BAKER1 was born on March 21, 1738 in , Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L3Z6-DP.

v. Margaret BAKER1 was born about 1741 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L3Z6-V4.

vi. Charles BAKER1 was born about 1743 in , Baltimore, Maryland. He has Ancestral File number L3Z6-RL.

vii. Maurice BAKER1 was born about 1745 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. He has Ancestral File number L3Z6-H7.

viii. Nathan BAKER1 was born about 1747 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. He died in 1843. He has Ancestral File number L3Z6-JD.

ix. Martha BAKER1 was born about 1749 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L3Z6-KK.

x. William BAKER1 was born on February 12, 1749 in , Baltimore, Maryland. He has Ancestral File number L3Z6-LQ.

xi. Rachel BAKER1 was born about 1755 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L3Z6-N3.

8 xii. John BAKER.

xiii. Ann BAKER1 was born about 1759 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L3Z6-QF.

Notes for JOHANN ABRAHAM BOLLENBACHER, JR.:

Source: from internet at gendex.com, 11/25/99: Taken from the book, A Bolenbaugh History, by Marcile Bolenbaugh 1990. BIO: Johann Abraham Bollenbacher was baptized 4 Sep 1715. Sponsers were Carl Kreischer, Leopold Simon, Daniel Mauer, Frau Maria Catherina Hilderbrand, Friderica Schneider and Maria Katherina Rantzer.

In 1740 Johann Abraham Bollenbacher sailed from Rotterdam, Germany abroad the ship Loyal Judith at 25 years of age. The Captain of the ship was Lovell Paynter. His name was written Abraham Bulipacker on the ship's list, but on the Captain's manifest and also taking the oath, the name is written Johann Abraham Bollenbacher. He signed his own name on the Captain's list. He was from the Palatinate area of German, and after a trip down the Rhine River, he actually embarked for the New World from Deal, England, where ships for the journey were outfitted. On November 25, 1740, Johann did take and subscribe to the government at the courthouse at Philadelphia. Johann headed inland, settling in the Tulpehocken Region of Berks County, PA. On June 10, 1751, he received a warrant for the 100 acres of land in the County of Philadelphia - later Berks County, Brunswick Township. The original land in adjacent to where the city of Port Clinto now stands. A warrant in 1751 for 155 acres and 74 acres for George Koots was surveyed. This was later resurveyed for Nicholas Bollenbacher on 28 October 1784 for 229 acres.

This land originally in Philadelphia County 1600-1752 Berks County 1752-1811 Schuylkill County 1811-to present

Johann Abraham Bollenbacher was married to Anna Marie (Margaretha) about 1742.

Below is more information from internet www.genforum.com regarding Bollenbacher: Source: Nancy Jane, njbalmer@aol.com, 9/1/98: Leonhart Kegell was on a ship called the Loyal Judith. Leonhart , wife and children lived in a town called Mehlingen, in Germany. They went down the Rhine River, landed in Rotterdam, Holland, then on to Via Cowes, England. They arrived in America on September 25, 1732 at the Port of Philadelphia, PA. the captain's name was Lovell Paynter. He only sailed on this ship one time. Leonhart and other members of the Reformed Lutheran were accompanied by a minister named Johann Christian Schultz. there were 119 Palatine men and family members on this ship. The Loyal Judith only made 5 trips to America. The last four trips were made by Johann Abraham Bollenbacher, he stayed here in America. I have photo's of Mehlingen that were taken by a friend of mine from church in April 1997. Mehlingen is near Kaiserslautern. Leonhart is said to gone back to get some more of his family and came back to America on the Bilander Townshead October 05, 1737. Also mentioned by Nancy Jane on 7/24/1998: The other captain was Johann Abraham Bollenbacher and he made the last five trips with this ship.

Source: internet istg.rotsweb/v2/1700v2/loyaljudith17401125.html 12/20/99 See #54, Abraham Bulipacker is Johann Abraham Bollenbacher.

SHIP'S LIST

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Ship Loyal Judith

Germans (probably from port Rotterdam) to Philadelphia

25 November 1740

A List of All the Mens Names and [ages] on board the Ship Loyal Judith, Capt. Lovell Paynter [Qualified Nov. 25, 1740]

1 Johan Henrich Leshire 31

2 Willm Harmany 32

3 Anthony Keller 30

4 Christian Princer 32

5 Willm Sower 50

6 Henrich Dielboen 16

7 Andreas Beck 30

8 Joan Willm Oster 36

9 Abraham Hass 27

10 Jacob Tevalt 44

11 Conrad Snyder 64

12 Johans Ralph Snyder, Sr 54

13 Andreas Ralph Snyder 16

14 Jurg Viant 29

15 Joseph Kickiler 24

16 Simon Vear 20

17 Liniherd Kercherd 43

18 Willm Ole 60

19 Willm Yoast Backer 30

20 Johannes Woolfe 23

21 Balster Hoofeman 36

22 Goodloop Hermon 36

23 Henrich Wackenor 48

24 Fredrick Backer 19

25 Nickolas Sell 42

26 Peter Shits 60

27 Justus Lintiman 49

28 Jacob Lintiman 18

29 Henrich Lintiman 16

30 Henrich Prim 40

31 Jacob Prim 18

32 Hanias Killiand 20

33 Willm Smith 56

34 Willm Smith 24

35 Hanias Smith 17

36 Feltie Crim 50

37 Jacob Crim 18

38 Ulrick Hart 37

39 Yerick Conrade 50

40 Jacob Conrade Jr 16

41 Feltie Snyder 29

42 Adam Mouere 32

43 Jacob Cooke 31

44 Yerick Snyder 26

45 Conrade Vishang 30

46 Nickell Breeder 33

47 John Angell 39

48 Peter Becker 22

49 Willm Beets 38

50 Carl Crow 44

51 Johannes Vervell 33

52 Didrick Backer 43

53 Bernet Saye 26

54 Abraham Bulipacker 25

55 Michial Fie 24

56 Mathias Smith 28

57 Peter Croll 26

58 Conrade Smith 31

59 Johanes Adam 27

60 Hanas Wackner 20

61 Nicholas Shire 21

62 Jacob Shatle 24

63 Johanes Miller 20

64 France Jhost 22

65 Jasper Bonner 20

66 Andrias Smith 22

67 Hanies Diel 27

68 Philip Kauff 20

69 Michell Bush 24

70 Peter Diel 25

71 John Peter Moore 19

72 Hemon Hemon 26

72 Fredrick Laurance 26

73 Johanes Ley 19

74 Fredrick Willm Neagle 24

75 John Jurg Gudshell 21

76 Isaac Didrick 16

77 Peter Woolfe 25

78 Jacob Woolfe 20

79 Johanes Back 25

80 Yerick Eply 25

81 Yergeorall Meyre 23

82 Willm Eseck 25

83 Henicall Hoyse 31

84 Peter Hanse 40

85 John Yerk Eslin 48

86 Hanias Frenk 34

87 Conrade Douey 50

88 Philip Vishang 26

89 Henrich Hype 40

90 Peter Miller 25

91 John Yurg Seiden 37

92 John Candie 28

93 Peter Sell 19

94 Jacob Sell 17

95 [men]

Sworn that the foregoing is a true List to the best of his knowledge, before the Honble the Governor, the 25th Nov. 1740.

Lovell Paynter.

Pennsylvania German Society Donated and Transcribed by Thera for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 25 July 1999

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Loyal Judith arrival dates to America based on names on On-line Immigrant Ancestor Register List.

9/25/1732

7/5/1738

9/3/1739

11/25/1740

9/3/1742

9/2/1743 & 9/12/1743

Sources on the lists: Pennsylvania German Pioneers by Straussburger 18th Century Emigrants From The Western Palatinate Rupp's List Of 30,000 Immigrants

More About JOHANN ABRAHAM BOLLENBACHER, JR.:

Baptism: September 04, 1715

Christening: September 04, 1715, Sulzbach, Germany He was married to Anna Margaretha.

25. Anna Margaretha.

Johann Abraham BOLLENBACHER and Anna Margaretha had the following children:

12 i. Johann Nicholas BOLLENBACHER.

ii. Catharina BOLLENBACHER was born in 1744 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

iii. Margaret BOLLENBACHER was born in 1745 in Windsor Twp., Berks Cty., Pennsylvania.

iv. Abraham BOLLENBACHER was born on May 16, 1746 in Northkill Creek, Berks Co., Pennsylvania. Baptized 1746 at Christ Church of Little Tulpehocken on the Northkill Creek now Bernville.

v. Anna Maria BOLLENBACHER was born in 1749 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

vi. Johannes Martin BOLENBAUGH was born in 1750 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

vii. Maria Catharina BOLLENBACHER was born on December 3, 1751 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

viii. Mathias "Matthew" BOLENBAUGH was born in 1753 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. He served in the Revoluntary War and is on the Roll of Captain Caleb North, 5th Pennsylvania Regiment, Source: Marcile Bolenbaugh.

ix. Maria Barbara BOLLENBACHER was born on July 18, 1756 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. She was christened on December 3, 1756. She died on January 18, 1832 in Bowers, Berks Co., Pennsylvania. She was buried in Bowers Cemetery.

x. Henry BOLENBAUGH was born in 1760 in Berks Co., Pennsylvania. He served in the Revoluntary War, Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment, Muster Roll of Captain Henry Shader, Regiment of Riflemen. Source Marcile Bolenbaugh

SIXTH GENERATION

32. Charles BAKER1 was born about 1682 in Of Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. He has Ancestral File number L3Z6-ZM. He was married to Hannah HAWKINS before 1707 in Prob, Baltimore, Maryland.

33. Hannah HAWKINS1 was born about 1686 in Of Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number L3Z7-0R.

Charles BAKER and Hannah HAWKINS had the following children:

16 i. Maurice BAKER.

49. Elisabetha Catharina MAUER.

Johann Abraham BOLLENBACHER and Elisabetha Catharina MAUER had the following children:

i. Johannes BOLLENBACHER was born on September 21, 1705 in Sulzbach, Germany. Census: Sept 21, 1705 Sulzbach

ii. Johann Adam BOLLENBACHER was born on October 24, 1703 in Sulzbach, Germany. He was christened on October 24, 1703 in Sulzbach, Germany.

iii. Maria Elisabetha BOLLENBACHER was born on January 25, 1711 in Sulzbach, Germany.

iv. Anna Christina BOLLENBACHER was born on January 30, 1713 in Sulzbach, Germany. She was christened on January 30, 1713 in Sulzbach, Germany.

24 v. Johann Abraham BOLLENBACHER.

vi. Johann Philipp BOLLENBACHER was born on October 10, 1717 in Sulzbach, Germany. He was christened on October 10, 1717 in Sulzbach, Germany.

vii. Maria Catherina BOLLENBACHER was born on November 1, 1722 in Sulzbach, Germany. She was christened on November 1, 1722 in Sulzbach, Germany.

SEVENTH GENERATION

64. Maurice BAKER1 was born about 1656 in <Of Virginia>. He died in 1700 in , Anne Arundel, Maryland. He has Ancestral File number 23Z7-QKJ.

65. Elizabeth HILL1 was born about 1660 in Of Prob, Baltimore, Maryland. She has Ancestral File number 23Z7-QLQ.

Maurice BAKER and Elizabeth HILL had the following children:

32 i. Charles BAKER.

97. Marie Catherine BARTZ.

Johann Philipp BOLLENBACHER and Marie Catherine BARTZ had the following children:

48 i. Johann Abraham BOLLENBACHER.

ii. Hans Peter BOLLENBACHER was born on April 19, 1669 in Sulzbach, Germany. He was christened on April 19, 1669 in Sulzbach, Germany.

iii. Marie Eva BOLLENBACHER was born in July 1672 in Sulzbach, Germany.

iv. Johann Adam BOLLENBACHER was born about 1676 in Sulzbach, Germany.

v. Johann Heinrich BOLLENBACHER was born on July 1, 1682 in Sulzbach, Germany.

Daniel MAUER had the following children:

49 i. Elisabetha Catharina MAUER.

EIGHTH GENERATION

192. Heinrich BOLLENBACHER was born about 1621 in Sulzbach or Bollenbach. He was married to Barbara on August 24, 1641.

193. Barbara.

Heinrich BOLLENBACHER and Barbara had the following children:

i. Margaretha Eva BOLLENBACHER was born on August 24, 1642 in Sulzbach or Bollenbach. She was christened on August 24, 1642 in Sulzbach or Bollenbach.

ii. Eva Margaretha BOLLENBACHER was born on September 28, 1645 in Sulzbach or Bollenbach. She was christened on September 28, 1645 in Sulzbach or Bollenbach.

96 iii. Johann Philipp BOLLENBACHER.

SOURCES

1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ancestral File (R). Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998.