Hi All: Researching the following: John Henry BAHN b 1708 Germany,son of Frederick BAHN m Eve/Eva KREMMER [CRAMER/CREMER] b Abt 1714 Germany Ch: Henry b 1 Sep 1736, Hellam, York, PA Maria Elizabeth b 13 Aug 1738 Hellam, York, PA m Frederick RUHL Maria Catherina b 19 Aug 1741 Hellam, York, PA m Rudolph SPANGER (2) Peter SCHULTZ Eva b 23 Dec 1743 Hellam, York,PA m Jost/Yost HARBAUGH Juliana b 18 Jan 1746 Hellam, York, PA John Adam b 30 Dec 1748 Hellam, York, PA m Elizabeth HARBAUGH (2) Anna Catherine COMFORT Anna Maria b 1752 Hellam, York, PA John b 24 Jan 1754 Hellam, York, PA John Jacob b 26 Mar 1757 Hellam, York, PA Daughter b 1760 Hellam, York, PA My descent is through John Adam and his first wife, Elizabeth HARBAUGH Adam BAHN b 9 Jun 1787 Hellam, York, PA m Anna Maria [Polly] LIEBHART Mary [Maria] BAHN b 2 Mar 1816 Hellam, York, PA m John BLESSING[ER] ...Candy :)

Some of you may be interested in the following Bohn related homepage: http://personal.bhm.bellsouth.net/bhm/s/h/sharrah/BBoon.html Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

Hi All, Happy Easter! Dick Ott posted a request for parentage of Johann Diehl. Sorry I don't have any info before Johann. Here is the first four generations of Bohns that I know of. You can find more info at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/r/o/Dean-E-Krout/. I don't know if we can or should attach files on this list, but if you send decendant data directly to me at deankro@aol.com I'll do the same. Descendants of Johann Diel Bohne Generation No. 1 1. JOHANN DIEL1 BOHNE was born 1711 in Germany, and died 1764. He married (1) UNKNOWN. He married (2) MARY Bef. 1741. Notes for JOHANN DIEL BOHNE: The first imprint made by our family on American soil was made at the port of Philadelphia in 1741. A ship called the "Marlborough", under Thomas Bell, Master, docked with a load of immigrants from the Palatinate of Germany. The ships port of embarkation was Rotterdam, Holland and it made one stop at Cowes, France. The ship's lists show that there were 72 male passengers, 16 years of age and over, on board - one of which was Johann Diel Bohne. There are three separate lists available in the Pennsylvania German Society publication of 1934: "Pennsylvania German Pioneers". The list are kept at the Pennsylvania Historical Society in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. From the Pennsylvania Pioneers publication we find the first list is #82A which is: "A list of all mens names and ages from 16 years and upwards on board the Ship Marlborough, Thomas Bell, Master." On page 293 of Vol 1 of the Pennsylvania Pioneers, we find in the second column, #16 the name "Dewaile Poon" and the age "30". Researcher Nellie Whedon says: "A photostat of the ships passenger list shows that Johann Diel Boone arrived in Philadelphia on the boat "Marlborough" in 1741. On the list of 72 names, he is number 47. His name is written in English and spelled phonetically as "Dewaile Poon", age 30. His middle name was used, and B is often mistaken for P when spoken by a German." Child of JOHANN BOHNE and UNKNOWN is: 2. i. NICHOLAS2 BOON, b. Abt. 1736, Germany; d. Aft. 1823, Carol County, MD. Children of JOHANN BOHNE and MARY are: ii. JACOB2 BOHNE, d. 1814, Franklin County, VA. iii. ABRAHAM BOHNE, d. 1826-1827, Rockingham County, VA. iv. MARY BOHNE, d. Bef. 1827, Washington County, TN. v. JOHN BOHNE, d. 1825, Montgomery County, VA. vi. ADAM BOHNE. vii. ELIZABETH BOHNE, d. Washington County, TN. viii. MARGARET BOHNE, b. 17431; d. 1814, Kreider Cemetery, Westminster, MD. ix. CATHERINE BOHNE, b. 17531; d. 1824, Kreider Cemetery, Westminster, MD. Generation No. 2 2. NICHOLAS2 BOON (JOHANN DIEL1 BOHNE) was born Abt. 1736 in Germany, and died Aft. 1823 in Carol County, MD. He married (1) ANNA MARIA Abt. 17602. He married (2) BARBARA Abt. 1777. He married (3) RACHEL DEBERRY August 03, 1815. Notes for NICHOLAS BOON: In Johann's will Nicholas is referred to as "my well beloved son, Nicholas". In 1823 he was included on the tax list for District #8 of Frederick County and was assessed L 145 of real and L 15 of personal property. At his fathers death Nicholas was appointed administrator of the will since the appointed executors failed to function. William Albaugh served as his security. The will was filed in 1764 and it would appear that Nicholas was not too diligent in carrying out the function of administrator for on October 15, 1777 Mr. Albaugh filed a petition with the court for a citation against Nicholas to show why the estate was not cared for. [Frederick County Minute Book, 1777-84, page 1] On July 12, 1777 Nicholas and Barbara deeded a section of the "Shear Spring" and "Boons Content" properties to Jacob Boon [Liber R.P., folio 207]. In that same year more of the Bohne land was sold by Jacob and then 1743 Nicholas sold the 40 acre plot known as "No Whiskey", which he had inherited, to Michael Waggoner [Liber W.R. #4, folio 283]. In 1814 records show that Nicholas sold a piece of land called "Hammonds Strife" to Thomas Donstan for $1,327.34 [Liber W.R. #46, folio 423]. Nicholas became a citizen of the United States by naturalization, along with a large group of German Prostants, on September 11, 1765. Prov Ct. Judgements D.D. #9, folio 3, Annapolis, MD. Show his name as Nicholas Boon. Nicholas was a member of the Committee of Observation of Frederick County, MD during the War of Revolution. This committee was an association of "Freemen" of Maryland organized to oppose British oppression. The members were known as "Associators". In the Maryland Historical Magazine, Vol. 11 page 164, his name is recorded as "Nicholas Bone". In 1790 the first census of heads of families of the United States was taken. Nicholas Boon is recorded on the Frederick County, MD list with an indication following his name of 2-3-6 meaning: two males over 16 years old, three males under 16, and six females. Children of NICHOLAS BOON and ANNA MARIA are: i. MARTIN3 BOON, d. 1839-1848. ii. JACOB BOON, d. 1839, Libertytown, MD. Notes for JACOB BOON: Jacob was a member of the Committee of Observation of Frederick County, MD during the War of Revolution. This committee was an association of "Freemen" of Maryland organized to oppose British oppression. The members were known as "Associators". In the Maryland Historical Magazine, Vol. 11 page 164, his name is recorded as "Jacob Boon". iii. ANNA MARIA BOON. iv. MICHAEL BOON, d. 1832, MD. v. ADAM BOON, b. Abt. 1761; d. 1837, Montgomery County, MD. Notes for ADAM BOON: Adam served active duty during the Revolution. Some unpublished documents of the Revolution record the name of Abrum Boone who took the oath of fidelity and support to the government with others of Frederick County in March 1778 [National Geneological Quarterly, Vol. 6, page 33]. In a Revolutionary War pension application, we find that in 1777 Adam lived with his father on his farm on Pipe Creek, Frederick County, MD. vi. CATHERINE BOON, b. 1763. vii. SUSAN BOON, b. 1769. viii. SOLOMON BOON, b. 1775; d. Aft. 1850, Libertytown, MD. Children of NICHOLAS BOON and BARBARA are: ix. CATHERINE3 BOHN, d. 1819, OH. x. ELIZABETH BOHN, d. 1820, MD. xi. JOHN BOHN, d. Abt. 1839, MD. xii. EVE BOHN, b. 1778; d. 1859, OH. xiii. BARBARA BOHN, b. 1780; d. 1853, OH. xiv. SUSANNA BOHN, b. 1785; d. 1814, MD. 3. xv. NICHOLAS BOHN, b. 1788; d. 1872, MD. Generation No. 3 3. NICHOLAS3 BOHN (NICHOLAS2 BOON, JOHANN DIEL1 BOHNE) was born 1788, and died 1872 in MD. He married CHRISTINA ROESSLER 1808. Notes for NICHOLAS BOHN: Little is known of Nicholas. The 1850 Census shows Nicholas & Christina living in Frederick County, MD. Children of NICHOLAS BOHN and CHRISTINA ROESSLER are: i. MICHAEL4 BOHN, b. 1809; d. 1877. 4. ii. EMMANUEL BOHNSR, b. 1811, MD; d. 1882, Beaver Dam, MD. iii. JACOB BOHN, b. 1814; d. 1880. iv. CATHERINE BOHN, b. 1825. Generation No. 4 4. EMMANUEL4 BOHNSR (NICHOLAS3, NICHOLAS2 BOON, JOHANN DIEL1 BOHNE) was born 1811 in MD, and died 1882 in Beaver Dam, MD. He married ELIZABETH SMITH 1833. Notes for EMMANUEL BOHNSR: Only the dates for Reuben are available at this time, but it is definite that Nicholas was the eldest and Reuben was the youngest. The others may not be in correct order. Children of EMMANUEL BOHN and ELIZABETH SMITH are: i. NICHOLAS5 BOHN. ii. ALICE BOHN. iii. LYDIA ANNE BOHN. iv. EMMANUEL BOHNJR. v. WILLIAM BOHN. vi. WESLEY BOHN. vii. RICHARD BOHN. viii. HENRY BOHN. ix. ELIZABETH MAY BOHN. x. REUBEN BOHN3, b. March 07, 1843, Johnsville, Maryland3; d. February 06, 1922, Mountain View Cemetery, Union Bridge, MD3; m. SUSAN ALICE WEANT, October 11, 1864, Detour, MD. Notes for REUBEN BOHN: After their marriage they moved from a farm near Keysville, MD. During the Civil War, Reuben received notice to report for Army duty but each time provided a substitute, in accordance with the law of the time. In 1906 they left the farm and moved to the vicinity of Ladiesburg, MD where they operated a grocery store in New Midway. They sold the store and moved into the town of Ladiesburg where they operated a general store. After selling this second store, they moved to the vicinity of Johnville, MD where he opened another store. Later in life they moved to Westminster, MD. Endnotes 1. tombstone in Kreider Cemetery, Westminster, MD. 2. Evangelical Lutheran Church of Frederick records on file at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore, MD. 3. Br�derbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #3100, Date of Import: Nov 29, 1997

> Do you know of any Bohn research pages? Please share the information. Here's one: http://www.genforum.com/bohn/ It's a query page where people can post about their BOHNs and read other's notes to see if anything matches. Genforum has these pages for many surnames (including VOLZ, another of my German families). From any of the pages you can search for surnames and request that new ones be set up. Carol Botteron (that's French Swiss) botteron@ai.mit.edu

Searching for parentage and home village of Johann Diehl Bohn (1711-1764) who arrived in Philadelphia in 1741 on "Marlborough" with wife Anna Maria (Mary) and several children. Sometime afterward he was in Frederick Co., Md. It is said that he was from the Obermoshel region of Germany near the Nahe and Rhine Rivers althoug I have not been able to locate the family there. I also have extensive information on his descendants which I would like to share with others tracing their lineage from Johann. Dick Ott

---------- > From: david goss <oakhill4@tislink.com> > To: Bohn-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bahn - York PA > Date: Friday, April 10, 1998 8:53 AM > > My Bahn Genealogy: > > Henry Nelson Bahn ( I am looking for his parents) he is buried at Prospect > Hill Cemetery, York PA > b 8 Feb 1856 > d 21 Mar 1947 > spouse: Sarah Smith > b 30 Mar 1859 > d 28 Jan 1921 > > Children: > > Charles Albert Bahn b 14 Feb 1881 d 20 June 1926 (my great grandfather) > spouse: Henrietta Minnich > children: Charles Richard, John Nelson, Benjamin Franklin (my grandfather), > Sarah Lydia, Mamie, Anna Mae, Rachael, Mildred. > > Anna Mae Bahn > Mamie Bahn > Clara Bahn > Miriam Bahn > > I have other descendants names....but nothing further back than Henry > Nelson Bahn... > Denise Goss > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/8673 > > > > > > > > > > > > >

My Bahn Genealogy: Henry Nelson Bahn ( I am looking for his parents) he is buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery, York PA b 8 Feb 1856 d 21 Mar 1947 spouse: Sarah Smith b 30 Mar 1859 d 28 Jan 1921 Children: Charles Albert Bahn b 14 Feb 1881 d 20 June 1926 (my great grandfather) spouse: Henrietta Minnich children: Charles Richard, John Nelson, Benjamin Franklin (my grandfather), Sarah Lydia, Mamie, Anna Mae, Rachael, Mildred. Anna Mae Bahn Mamie Bahn Clara Bahn Miriam Bahn I have other descendants names....but nothing further back than Henry Nelson Bahn... Denise Goss http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/8673

> Post your (brief) lineage. Jawohl! Here's what I have on my Bohn family, who lived around Kastellaun, near the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle Rivers (I get thirsty just thinking about them). I have some siblings for some of the Bohns. Hanssen BOHNEN (Hans BOHN) b. 1609, m. ? d. 19 Mar 1684 in Bell or Heinzenbach Hanss Michael Bohnen b. ~1635-40, lived in Heinzenbach m. 1 Nov. 1659 in Bell, Margaretha SCHULTHEISS (b. 8 Sep 1637 Krastel, d. 10 Mar. 1673), dau. of Michel SCHULTHEISS of Crastel d. ? Johann Sebastian (Hans Bast) BOHN b. 7 Oct 1666 Bell m. 18 Nov 1698, in Bell, Maria Catharina CULMAN (KULMAN?) (c. 21 Sep. 1680 Bell, d. 3 Feb. 1756 Bell), dau. of Hanss Frantz CULMANS d. 1756 Bell Johann Adam BOHN b. 27 Dec 1707 Bell m. 18 Nov 1732, in Bell, Anna Maria SCHMOLLEN (c. 13 Mar 1717 Bell, d. 29 Jun 1777), dau. of Johann Nickel SCHMOLLEN d. 16 April 1763 Bell? Johann Adam BOHN b. 17 Jul 1746 Bell m. 9 Feb 1768, in Uhler, Maria Elisabeth DIETERICH (dau. of Johann Frantz DIETERICH and Anna Clara MUELLER) d. after 1782 Johann Peter BOHN b. 13 Nov. 1768 Uhler m. ~1790 Anna Margaretha MAUS (b. 30 Sep 1761 Nochern, d. 16 Oct 1820 Nochern) d. 4 Feb 1825 Nochern Johann Philip BOHN b. 5 Mar 1793 Nochern m. 26 Mar 1820 Maria MICHEL, b. ~1795, dau. of: Johann Gerhart MICHEL, b. 15 Nov. 1767 Weidenbach, d. 15 Jun 1820 Weyer, Nassau Euphrosina Martha Elizabeth REYSS, b. 9 Mar 1769 Weyer, d. 23 Dec. 1822 Weyer d. after 1830, probably in Germany (he was killed by a ram, and his son Heinrich killed the ram) Heinrich Wilhelm BOHN b. 22 Dec. 1820 Weyer m. 12 Mar 1845 (in Germany or US?) Anna Dorothea SCHMIDT (b. 11 Oct 1825 Kasdorf, d. 26 Feb 1901 Brighton, Illinois, US) dau. of Johann Peter SCHMIDT and Anna Magdalena MAUS d. 4 Mar 1896 Brighton, Illinois, US Anna Margaret BOHN b. 15 Jun 1859 Illinois, US m. 13 Nov 1880, in Alton, Illinois, George L. VOLZ (b. 16 May 1856 Alton, Illinois, d. 12 Feb 1936 Alton, Illinois, son of Christian VOLZ and Margaret SPOERL) d. 25 Jul 1945 Illinois Info mostly from family records and the IGI. I'd be delighted to hear from anyone with possible matches, especially anyone whose ancestors settled around Brighton or Alton, IL (across the river from St. Louis). Carol Botteron (that's French Swiss) botteron@ai.mit.edu

Greetings, All: This list has been *very* quiet. I trust everyone has been well and busy over the winter months. Recently, several new subscribers have joined the list. How can we wake up the list and discussions for them? Here are some thoughts: 1. Post your most-wanted Bohn. (We tried this once before.) 2. Post the best Bohn genealogy resource that you've found. 3. Post your (brief) lineage. 4. Just post! Lois L. Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

Rogerio: Thanks for the Easter message. Hope all is well with Bohns in Brazil! Lois L. Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

Happy Easter Rogerio Bohn -----Mensagem original----- De: CBAUGHN@aol.com <CBAUGHN@aol.com> Para: BOHN-L@rootsweb.com <BOHN-L@rootsweb.com> Data: Sábado, 14 de Fevereiro de 1998 00:42 Assunto: [BOHN-L] BOUGHAN Family, Culpeper Co, VA >Does anyone know whether this BOUGHAN family, which includes Richard, Vincent, >and Mordecai BOUGHAN, might be a different spelling of BOHN? > >We have all three purchasing land in Culpeper Co. in 1765, but can find >absolutely nothing prior to that purchase. They must have been at least 21 by >then in order to sign the legal papers. > >Can someone tell me the origin of the BOHN family name? > >Any help would be gratefully appreciated. > >TIA, >Sally TWEED BAUGHN >CBAUGHN@aol.com > > >==== BOHN Mailing List ==== >Bohn-L, a genealogy discussion list for the Bohn family, >and other surname variations (e.g. Bahn, Bone). > >

Does anyone have easy access to the following, which were listed in PERSI? Bohn, Henry George, Bohn death, 1884, England. New England Historical an dGenealogica Register, Vol. 39, Issue 1, January 1885 Bohn/Reinhold Bohn family data. American Historical Society of Germans from Russia Journal, Vol. 9, Issue 1, Spring 1986 Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

Looking for relatives of Heinrich Bohn bn 1809 in Saxony, Prussia spouse of Augusta Stumpf bn 1809 in Saxony, Prussia Children: Dorothea Marie Bohn sp Johann Theador Bollinger Fond Du Lac Co. Wis. John Christian Levi Bohn 07/28/1837 spouse of Christine Yokeum There may be more siblings but these are all I have, and of course I have the children of John as My step grandfather is amoung them. Thanks Char

At 00:10 3/13/98 EST, NSubybohn wrote: >Do you know Charles Wickliff Bohn's Parent's names? Charles Wickliff Bohn was the child of Valentine Bohn (1793-1894)[my 3rd great-grandfather] and his second wife [not my grandmother], Elizabeth Bostwick, nee Bastian. Lois Lanier >There where TWO seperate BOHN families living in the Clear Lake, IA area in >the 1830's > >My relation, Augusta Bohn from Prussia/Wisconsin/Iowa married William >(Wilhelm) Bohn from Clear Lake, IA.--(Hancock County) > >I hope this will help! > >Nancy Suby-Bohn > > > Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

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>From: "david goss" <oakhill4@tislink.com> >To: <loislanier@erols.com> >Subject: Bahn >Date: Sun, 1 Mar 1998 19:36:35 -0800 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > >Hi, >My name is Denise Goss and I am a new subscriber to this list. I am >researching the Bahn's of York County PA. The information that I have is >all first hand information and I have not found much on the internet, >YET!!! Hope someone out there recognizes these names: > >Henry Nelson Bahn >b 8 Feb 1856 >d 21 Mar 1947 >spouse: >Sarah Smith >b 30 Mar 1859 >d 28 Jan 1921 > >Children: >Harry Franklin Bahn >Charles Albert Bahn >Anna Mae Bahn >Mamie Bahn >Mirian Bahn >Mildred Marie > >*** MY CONNECTION: >Charles Albert Bahn married Sarah Smith >Children: >Charles Richard Bahn >John Nelson Bahn >Benjamin Franklin Bahn (MY GRANDFATHER) >Sarah Lydia Bahn >Mamie Bahn >Anna Mae Bahn >Rachael Bahn >Mildred Bahn > >I have dates and other information on the above names..willing to share.... > > > >Thank you, > >Denise from Mississippi :-) > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

Do any of you have connection st Bohns in North Dakota, USA? Do these names sound familiar? Charles W. Bohn 1847-1919 md. Anna E> Hawbaker in Dallas Center, IA. Children: Clyde A., born April 14, 1887 Bessie V., born Dec. 9, 1882 Maud Edna, b. Jan 19, 1886 Leland A., bory Aug 4, 1890 Mary G., born Oct. 18, 1892 Benjamin H., b. May 19,1895 Dorothy Rita, b. Aug 27, 1904 Charles Bohn also lived in Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and North Dakota. If you'd like more details, let me know. Maybe we can connect some lines. Lois Lanier Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

Have you seen the update to the Social Security Death Index? Check it out at http://www.ancestry.com/ssdi/advanced.htm I ran a search on BOHN and came up with about 2400 names. Included is last residence, date of birth, date of death, soc.sec. number, and place where social security card was issued. I have found the page useful in obtaining birth/death dates and places, especially for aunts and uncles. Obviously, the information is useful for only more recent relatives; Soc. Sec. began in the mid-1930s. Lois Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

Don't forget: you can search the archives for Bohn-L and read old messages. The URL for interactive searches is http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl The page is user friendly; directions are easy to follow. Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.

In the last few weeks, a number of people have subscribed to Bohn-L. Welcome! You will discover that we are a very quiet list; there are not many posts. However, we will respond to requests if we have information. Please introduce yourselves to us, if you like. We'd enjoy knowing what your family lines are. Lois Lanier Lois Kleinhenn Lanier <loislanier@erols.com> Listowner: Bohn, Kleinhenn, Lanier, Sisler Genealogy Discussion Lists Support Rootsweb at <http://www.rootsweb.com>.