US-Emigrants from Stockstadt am Main
ELISABETH BAUER
(1818-****)
| 30 September 1818 | Elisabeth
is born in Stockstadt am Main. Father: Joseph Bauer (1785-1843) Mother: Elisabeth Eisert (1796-1873) Godmother: Elisabeth Bauer (1796-1868), daughter of Leonhard Bauer (1770-****) |
| EMIGRATION 1833 | The family emigrates to the U.S. Port: Bremen Ship: Neptun Date: 14 October 1833 Arrival: Baltimore, Maryland Family members: Bauer Joseph, 47 Bauer Elisabeth, 36 (= Eisert Elisabeth) Bauer Anna, 21 (Bauer Anna Maria) Bauer Elisabeth, 15 Bauer Catrina, 12 Bauer Maria, 9 Bauer Dortia, 6 (= Dorothea) Bauer Eva, 4 (twin of Margaret who passed away in 1832) Bauer Anna Maria, 1.5 Source: Baltimore Passenger Lists, 1820-1964 - Page 1 - Page 2 Complete List of Stockstadt Passengers |
| abt 1839 | Elisabeth
marries Michael
Hergenröther (abt 1814-****) in Baltimore, Maryland. They
live on the farm of her parents. |
| 19 September 1840 |
The
daughter Mary
Hergenröther is born. |
| 2 September 1842 | Elizabeth's
son John Hergenröther
is born. He marries Barbara Yakel (1851-1919) on 24 August 1869. In 1880 John lives in Ward 8, Baltimore, together with his wife and three children: Lizzie, 8, Mary, 6, Emma, 4. Source: United States Census, 1880 In 1900 John lives in Ward 11, Baltimore, together with his wife and three children: Elizabeth, 28, Frederick, 13, Teresa, 10. Census tells us that Lizzie is married and had 4 children of whom 3 are alive. Source: United States Census, 1900 In 1910 John lives in Ward 9, Baltimore, together with his wife and two children: Frederick, 24, and Teresa, 20. Census tells us that John and Barbara had eight children and that 5 are alive. Source: United States Census, 1910 John dies in Baltimore, Maryland. The date of his death is unknown. His wife is buried in Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Baltimore, as are his children. |
| April 1887 | Elizabeth
dies in Baltimore, Maryland. |