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51	There is another date (14 Nov 1696) attributed for this marriage.	Family: F4484
52	There is not a definite link between Christina Burkhalter and her parents. However, we know Christina comes from Langnau and was born around 1720. There are very few Christina Burkhalters recorded as born in Switzerland around that time, and only one in Langnau. We can say with a high degree of confidence that Christen and Barbara are her parents.	Family: F1193
53	This marriage actually took place in Sumiswald, Bern, Switzerland, and not in Langnau.	Family: F4508
54	This marriage possibly took place in Trub, Bern, Switzerland.	Family: F1632
55	This marriage took place in Hochstetten, Bern, Switzerland, according to the Kirchenbuch of Langnau. The marriage was registered in Langnau.	Family: F0198
56	This marriage took place in Sigriswil, Bern, Switzerland, according to the marriage entry, not in Langnau, as previously submitted by someone else.	Family: F1522
57	As found a Apostolic Christian Cemetery near Bern.	Eliza
58	As found a Apostolic Christian Cemetery near Bern.	Eliza
59	New York Passenger Lists, 1851-1891 shows Elisabeth Adam arriving on 26 Mar 1870 with an estimated birth date of 1816. Port of departure was Hamburg and Southampton. Place of origin is Switzerland. The ship's name is Saxonia.	Elizabeth Adam
60	John emigrated in 1871. He became unhappy because he could not speak English, so he returned to Switzerland. Later, he realized he would rather be back in America, so he returned to Fairbury.	John Adam
61	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Appolonia Aeschlimann
62	Born in Canton Bern, Switzerland	Barbara Aeschlimann
63	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Benedicht Aeschlimann
64	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Benedikt Aeschlimann
65	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Christian Aeschlimann
66	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Elsbeth Aeschlimann
67	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Elsbeth Aeschlimann
68	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Hans Aeschlimann
69	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Lucia Aeschlimann
70	Her first name might have been Margreth or Margarethe.	Mrs. Aeschlimann
71	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Peter Aeschlimann
72	Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193466.	Uli Aeschlimann
73	Julius Billeter Research Notes	Ulrich Aeschlimann
74	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Lois Ann Almond
75	Moved to Lyon County in 1918 Moved to Rock Rapids in 1933	Selma Asche
76	Her correct surname could be "Barb."	Katharina Barbara Bach
77	MARRIAGE: Parish register of Lauperswil, Bern, Switzerland; Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 193473.	Margreth Bachmann
78	She was a daughter of Bernhard Baechler and of Katharina Schwartz.	Katharina Baechler
79	According to her father-in-law, John, she came from Bottmingen.	Fraziska Stefanie Bauer
80	Came to US with parents at 7 yrs old	Johann Hix Bauman
81	FROM KATHY BIGGS: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ks/nemaha/cemeteries/apostoli.txt Apostolic Christian Cemetery, near Berwick, Nemaha County, Kansas (north of Sabetha). 4_SECTIONSROW 8LOT 9 NAME BAUMAN John S/O Christian & Maria BORN 4 NOV 1845 BERNE, SWITZERLAND - name then as "Johann" DIED 23 SEP 1917 MARRIED 1868 ELGIN, IA SPOUSE Anna E BAUMGARTNER REMARRIED SPOUSE Anna Elizabeth BAUMANN census http://www.cacas.org/~wes/ancestors/american.html 1860 Marion Township, Clayton Co., Iowa 1870 Marion Township, Clayton Co., Iowa 1880 Marion Township, Clayton Co., Iowa 1900 Washington Township, Nemaha Co., Kansas 1910 Washington Township, Nemaha Co., Kansas His wife was a member of the Apostolic Christian Church, but apparently he wasn't. They lived well into the woods, and visiting them by horse and carriage meant having to ford a creek. He was employed by HIX co. as a salesman, hence the "Hix" to distinquish him.	Johann Hix Bauman
82	FROM KATHY BIGGS: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ks/nemaha/cemeteries/apostoli.txt AC Cemetery SECTION S ROW 2 LOT 1 NAME BAUMAN Anna BAUMGARTNER BORN 9 MAR 1852 ELGIN, IA DIED 10 NOV 1893 MARRIED 1868 SPOUSE John BAUMAN census http://www.cacas.org/~wes/ancestors/american.html 1860 Marion Township, Clayton Co., Iowa 1880 Marion Township, Clayton Co., Iowa Notes for ANNA ELIZABETH BAUMANN: came to USA as a girl Apostolic Cemetery near Bern, KS SECTION C ROW 7 LOT 10 NAME BAUMAN Anna Elizabeth BAUMAN BORN 19 OCT 1848 DIED 29 JUN 1926 MARRIED 1900 SPOUSE John BAUMAN - her first cousin Newspaper clipping: Anna E. Bauman Anna E. Bauman passed away at her home in the northwest part of town on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Bauman had been in failing health for some time but her condition was not serious until a few days ago. Mrs. Bauman reached the age of 7 yrs. She was born in Switzerland and came to this country when a girl. She was married to John Hix Bauman and they lived on a farm south of Bern until Mr. Bauman's death several years ago when she moved to Bern and has resided here since. Mrs. Marti lived with her since she moved to Bern. Funeral services will be held today at the German Apostolic church southeast of Bern and burial will be in the church cemetery nearby. More About ANNA ELIZABETH BAUMANN: Burial: Apostolic Christian Cemetery near Bern, KS Immigration: 1860 -"as a child" - age 12 Children of JOHANN/JOHN BAUMAN and ANNA BAUMGARTNER are: 3. i. IDA HELEN5 BAUMAN, b. August 24, 1893, Bern, KS; d. November 06, 1973, Ladysmith, Wisconsin. ii. JOSEPH BAUMAN, b. January 30, 1869, Elgin, Fayette, Iowa, USA; d. September 28, 1869, Elgin, Fayette, Iowa, USA. Notes for JOSEPH BAUMAN: His grave stone lists father as Johann Baumann and Anna Baumgartner "Geboren 30 Jan. 1869, Gestorben 28 Sept. 1869, Sohn von Joann & Anna" 4. iii. ADALINE BAUMAN, b. July 21, 1870, Elgin, Fayette, Iowa, USA; d. September 16, 1934, Bern, Nemaha, Kansas, USA - Heart attack in church. 5. iv. JOEL E. BAUMAN, b. October 10, 1873, Fayette, Elgin, Iowa; d. April 28, 1963, Manzanola, Otero, Colorado; Heart attack in his sleep. 6. v. LOUIS BAUMAN, b. March 05, 1875, or 1878; Elgin, Iowa aka Lewis; d. November 12, 1932, Odell, Wilbarger, TX. Heart attack. 7. vi. CHRIS BAUMAN, b. July 02, 1880, Elgin, IA; d. March 20, 1943, or Aug, 19, 1960; Nowata, Oklahoma - heart attack at home. 8. vii. MARY BAUMAN, b. January 28, 1884, Bern, Nemaha Co., Kansas; d. October 15, 1927, Sabetha, Nemaha Co, Kansas. 9. viii. GEORGE BAUMAN, b. March 09, 1887, Bern, Nemaha Co, KS; d. October 08, 1962, Rocky Ford, CO in St. Mary Corwin Hospital, Pueblo, Colorado. ix. EDWARD BAUMAN, b. June 06, 1890, Bern, Nemaha, Kansas, USA; aka Ed; d. February 05, 1965, Manzannla, CO; m. (1) IDA GEWECKE, February 14, 1912; m. (2) ALMA JOHNSON, October 19, 1921; m. (3) ELSIE LEWIS, April 10, 1960. Notes for IDA GEWECKE: SECTION S ROW 8 LOT 6 NAME BAUMAN Ida GEWECKE D/O William BORN 1891 DIED 20 OCT 1918 MARRIED FEB 1912 SPOUSE Edward BAUMAN http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ks/nemaha/cemeteries/apostoli.txt Notes for ELSIE LEWIS: 3 children Child of JOHANN/JOHN BAUMAN and ANNA BAUMANN is: x. MAY SHALER5 BAUMAN, b. Abt. 1898, Kansas. adopted.	Anna Elizabeth Baumgartner
83	Moved from Monroe County, OH in 1870, according to his daughter's obituary. 22 Aug 2000 Post on Rootsweb by Nancy Booth Just FYI. In the Monroe County OHGen Web there is a posting of an Anna(Hubacher) Baumgartner who was married to a Benedict Baumgartner of Monroe County. She died about Jan 19, 1911 just east of Vera Cruz, IN. Just a quick synopsis if the reading; Born in Germany in December of 1822 and was married the first time there to Mechiah Aschleman and had 5? children. Her second marriage was to Benedict and moved to Wells County, IN over 43 years ago. From this marriage they appeared to have 6 children. She had no brothers or sisters. The funeral and interment was held at the Christian Apostolic Church near Vera Cruz.	Benedicht Baumgartner
84	!MARRIAGE: Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 128111. Katharina Baumgartner was christened 21 Jul 1588 in Trub, Bern, Switzerland. She was a daughter of Hans George Baumbartner (1564) and of Anna Langenegger (1564).	Katharina Baumgartner
85	Kidron shows marriage location of Bittwil, Bern, Switzerland	Niklaus Baumgartner
86	For many years, a single grave existed in a pasutre two or three miles southwest of the present Bern church. It was in a remote place by itself. For a long time it remained a mystery why a single grave was situated in this pasture. It was eventually learned that more than a century ago the grave was placed there to "hide" it from the Indians who would dig up graves of white men. The grave was that of Sam Baumgartner. In 1980, it was moved to the present church cemetary. -Marching to Zion, page 212, 1984 Kidron Webpage (Indiana Genealogy Society) homepage shows death on 26 March 1875	Samuel Baumgartner
87	The Evening News, Bluffton, Indiana, Tuesday, September 26, 1915 Mrs. Christian Baller Died at Richmond Body Returned for Funeral Thursday at Christian Apostolic Church Mrs. Christian Baller, wife of a well known farmer, residing just east of the Christian Apostolic Church, north of Vera Cruz, passed away this morning at the Easthaven Sanitarium at Richmond, where she had been for the last three years. Her physical condition has not been good of late and her relatives were more or less prepared for her demise. Herman Thoma, Mr. Baller and Jacob Tonner, a brother-in-law of the decedent, motored to Richmond this afternoon and will return with the body this evening. The body will be taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tonner, near the Christian Apostolic Church. The funeral will be held on Thursday with services at the house at 12 o'clock and at the church at 1 p.m. The interment will be in the cemetery adjoining the church. Mrs. Baller was born in Monroe County, Ohio, on August 26, 1860, and was the daughter of Benedict and Anna (Hubacher) Bamugartner. She came to Indiana with her parents when she was ten years of age and has been a resident of this community ever since. She was married to Mr. Baller in 1882. Her husband survives her. They have two children. Other near relatives are a sister and two brothers, namely: Elizabeth, wife of Jacob Tonner; Joseph Baumgartner, residing east of Bluffton; and Isaac Baumgartner, of Lathham, Kansas. One other sister, Mrs. Margaret Strohm, wife of Dan Strohm, has preceded her sister in death. Obituaries courtesy of News-Banner Publications, published with permission.	Sarah Baumgartner
88	Difficulty finding information on Maria. Could actually be Maria Elisabetha Best of Hannover, but unlikely.	Maria Beeten
89	Last name might be Behrensen	Maria Christiana Behrensen
90	Another source shows birthdate on 11th of May orphaned at the age of 5. Name recorded as Beyeler (CH) or Beiler (US). LDS has both Bolligen and Guggisberg as the birthplace.	Anna Beiler
91	1920 Census shows she immigrated in 1870 and naturalized in 1880. Ellis Island records show an Anna Blaser immigrating on 5 Jul 1892 from La Havre. The year of her birth matches. The ship's name was La Bourgogne. Died in Lester, IA Born in KS, Bern, Switzerland Married December 20, 1916 in Seneca, KS Immigrated in 1889 or born in July 31, 1864 in Bern, Switzerland area (Shirlee DeHaan) or died in May 25, 1957 (Shirlee DeHaan) or May 2, 1957 New York Passenger Lists 1851-1891 shows Anna arriving on 4 Jun 1888 on La Gascogne in New York. She emmigrated from Switzerland and immigrated to Kansas from Le Havre. She was 24 years old. 1900 Census shows they lived in Richland Township, Vernon county, Missouri	Anna Blaser
92	CHRISTENING: Parish register of Langnau, Bern, Switzerland; Julius Billeter research notes; FHL film 128111.	Anna Blaser
93	The parentage of Barbli (Barbara) Blaser is not established fact. There is a possibility that her parents are Bernhard Blaser and Elisabeth Gerber, instead of Mathys Blaser and Brysi Priscilla Gerber.	Barbara Blaser
94	According to Nemaha County, KS Berwick Township 1900 Federal census, it is also possible this Christian (Nov 1866 Switzerland) married Anna Elizabeth Nusbaum (Eliza) (May 1863 Switzerland), and had Anna E (19 May 1891 Switzerland), Elizabeth/Lizzie (Mar 1893 Swizerland), and Ida (23 Jan 1900 Kansas). Immigrated in 1891 and was a blacksmith in 1900. Died 9 Apr 1904 in Corning, Nemaha, KS and buried 11 Apr 1904.	Christian Blaser
95	As found a Apostolic Christian Cemetery near Bern.	Christian Blaser
96	As found a Apostolic Christian Cemetery near Bern.	Christian Blaser
97	It appears that Christian appears on the 1900 Gilman township, Nemaha County, KS Census, born 1858, immigrated 1886, married to Alvina, with children, Henry W, Ester R, Matilda A, Christian E, Josephine A.	Christian Blaser
98	Mennonite.	Jakob Blaser
99	Her correct christening date is 24 Nov 1622, not 14 Nov 1622 as is listed elsewhere.	Katharina Blaser
100	Mennonite.	Margaretha Blaser