In a message dated 98-07-12 00:45:04 EDT, you write: > Yes, I believe these culprits to be my Kyger family...if the time period > is between 1801 and 1833. Kay, yes--this was the 1830 census. Refresh my memory then--are Henry, James, and John children of Daniel? If not, how are they related to him? Does any of them have a son Charles born about 1850 in Monroe County, Ohio? >From what you said above I wonder if any of your Kygers were left in Monroe by 1850. Joan

In a message dated 98-07-11 19:52:52 EDT, you write: > On one of the wills, it looks like the last name could even be Geiker. I > will > keep working on the wills. If anyone recognizes the other names listed, > let me know. Sharon, that would not surprise me in the least. We have seen Geiker before. One of these days we should make up a list of all the spellings found to date--it would be funn to keep a record. :o) Keep us informed of what you find in the wills. Joan

In a message dated 98-07-11 21:13:42 EDT, you write: > > How do I send a query on the Geiger's that I am working on in SC and Ga,& > Fla?. > Thanks > Jmiller789@aol.com Send the query to the exact address you just sent this message to--just type what you wish to ask. Send it to: GEIGER-L@rootsweb.com Joan

How do I send a query on the Geiger's that I am working on in SC and Ga,& Fla?. Thanks Jmiller789@aol.com

Thanks, that helps me clarify things. I am still studying the wills, it is hard with the old handwriting. The Jacob whose wife petitioned for a guardian apparently died somewhere in 1790, as the petition is dated 9/17/1790. On one of the wills, it looks like the last name could even be Geiker. I will keep working on the wills. If anyone recognizes the other names listed, let me know. Sharon

In my continuing effort to sort out the Ohio Kigers I am wondering if anyone currently on the list can identify the following individuals. I am also in hopes that someone (how about you Dick--do you have access to this?) can check the census listings I quote below? Ohio Census 1820: Knox County: John Kiger, Morgan Township, page 92 Licking County: Samuel Kiger, Madason, page 38 I am pretty sure this Samuel is the one who married Susannah Nimerick in Knox County in 1816. I know he later moved to Clinton County, Ohio, and later to Parke County, Indiana where he died in 1842. Ohio Census 1830: Clinton County: Benjamin Kiger, Washington Township, page 124. Also can anyone tell me if Washington Township is near the border with Gallia County? Samuel Kiger, Chester Township, page 237. This is the same Samuel as above--I think. Now I know that the Anthony Geiger in Licking County on this census is Peggy Loos' Anthony--we have resolved that question. Monroe County: Daniel Kiger Henry Kiger James Kiger John Kiger all are living in Salem Township and are on page 107. Kay are these YOUR Kygers masquerading as Kigers or are they a different family? If we can answer some of these questions we will be well on our way to sorting our these Kigers! Joan

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------B6FDA186912C7D72040E6634 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit another Geiger heard from! --------------B6FDA186912C7D72040E6634 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: by mail.enol.com for txphlp44 (with Cubic Circle's cucipop (v1.21 1997/08/10 [shadow]) Sat Jul 11 16:37:23 1998) X-From_: pcooper@brightok.net Sat Jul 11 08:40:30 1998 Return-Path: <pcooper@brightok.net> Received: from cowboy.brightok.net (cowboy.brightok.net [206.30.97.16]) by mail.enol.com (8.8.7/8.8.7) with ESMTP id IAA19779 for <txphlp44@enol.com>; Sat, 11 Jul 1998 08:40:30 -0600 Received: from brightok.net (ctisulphur1p43.brightok.net [206.30.100.43]) by cowboy.brightok.net (8.8.6/8.8.6) with ESMTP id JAA03323; Sat, 11 Jul 1998 09:39:11 -0500 (CDT) Message-ID: <35A7782B.469DA981@brightok.net> Date: Sat, 11 Jul 1998 09:35:23 -0500 From: PatCooper <pcooper@brightok.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.05 [en] (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Pat Worsham <Worsham@bigdog.fred.net> CC: "Marion U. Pockrus" <txphlp44@enol.com>, Linda Davis <honeychi@flash.net> Subject: Murphy's Law Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Thanks to Gerry A Geiger of the Deep South Roots list: MURPHY'S LAWS OF GENEALOGY 1. The public ceremony in which your distinguished ancestor participated and at which the platform collapsed under him turned out to be a hanging. 2 When at last after much hard work you have evolved the mystery that you have been working on for two years, your aunt says, "I could have told you that." 3 You search ten years for your grandmother's maiden name to eventually find it on a letter in a box in the attic. 4. You never asked your father about his family when he was alive because you weren't interested in genealogy then. 5. The will you need is in the safe on board the Titanic. 6. Copies of old newspapers have holes occurring only on the surnames. 7. John, son of Thomas the immigrant whom your relatives claim as the family progenitor, died on board ship at the age of 10. 8. Your great grandfather's newspaper obituary states that he died leaving no issue of record. 9. Another genealogist has just insulted the keeper of the vital records you need. 10. The relative who had all the family photographs gave them all to her daughter who has no interest in genealogy and no inclination to share. 11. The only record you find for your great grandfather is that his property was sold at a sheriff's sale of insolvency. 12. The one document that would supply the missing link in your dead end line has been lost due to fire, flood, or war. 13. The town clerk to whom you wrote for the information sends you a long handwritten letter which is totally illegible. 14. The spelling of your European ancestor's name bears no relationship to its current spelling or pronunciation. 15. None of the pictures in your recently deceased grandmother's photo album have names written on them. 16. No one in your family tree ever did anything noteworthy, owned property, was sued or was named in a will. 17. You learn that your great aunt's executor just sold her life's collection of family genealogical materials to a flea market dealer "Somewhere in New York City." 18. Ink fades and paper deteriorates at a rate inversely proportional to the value of the data recorded. 19. The 37 volume, 16,000 page history of your county of origin isn't indexed. 20. You finally find your great grandparents' wedding record and discover that the bride's father was named John Smith. --------------B6FDA186912C7D72040E6634--

In a message dated 98-07-11 12:53:54 EDT, you write: > Henrich Gucker, dated 1810, lists the following children: > > Catharina, Maria Barbara(deceased)married to Fredrich Foland, Eve > Gucker, Michael Gucker and Daniel Gucker. > > There is no mention of Mararetha, Mary Elizabeht, Peter, Elizabeth or Henry > (my line) > > Jacob Gucker left no will and his widow, Esther/Hester petitions that > someone > be appointed guardian for their son Jacob who is under 14 in 1791 > > Daniel Gucker, leaves his entire estate to his daughters Catharine and > Susanna > and instructs that since they are both over 21, they are in charge and will > divide the estate themselves. > > Michael Gucker left no will, so petitions etc filed to settle estate. He > mentions > > wife Christina > children > Soloman, John, Benjamin, Joseph, Daniel, Susan, Peggy and Polly. > > Back to Henrich's will, I think this indicates that my Henry is not the son > of > Henrich. > > What do you think > OK Sharon, here is what I think: We started off knowing that two Gu"ckers arrived in America in 1743 on the Lydia and that the family later used the surname Geiger. They were most likely brothers or father and son--they were Johann Henrich and Johann Jacob. It would appear that both settled in Berks County, PA--but I wouldn't rule out the possibility that some members of this family settled in Montgomery County (or what was Philadelphia County prior to 1784--due to the records you located for Guckers in the Goshenhoppen Reformed Church there). I think it is safe to say that YOUR Henry Gu"cker/Gicker/Geiger is the one who married Maria Magdalena Ho"ll of Bern Twp., Berks County, PA on Mar. 19, 1793--and their first child Eve was born in Oct. 1793. We already knew that there were multiple Henry Gucker/Gicker/Geigers in the area--and we never were sure just who your Henry's parents were. Also, we are not really sure just which Henry is the one whose will is dated in 1810. One thing you failed to mention is the Jacob who died in Tulpehocken in 1776--or whose will was written in that year--I am not just sure which. It would be interesting to see just who he lists as his children. I would think that this Jacob is the immigrant Jacob. He could be your Henry's father. Also, what happened to Henry the immigrant--it would seem he would be too old to be the one who died in 1810--I think that is the problem here--I think your Henry is the son of one of the two immigrants. I don't have access to Montgomery or Phila. County Wills--but it might be worthwhile to look at those. Joan

Happy Saturday Morning to all of you: Here in Florida we are very happy that most of the fires are controlled. That makes this a happy day. We are so thankful to all of the 6,000-7,000 firefighters who came down to help with the wildfires we were experiencing. Treat them good! They deserve a job well done! Back to genealogy, not too long ago someone mentioned a Leonidas Kiger on the list. I could be wrong. However, I found this note and thought I would contribute it to the List. ------- Kiger, Leonidas C. married Parker, Emma L. Age 35 Age 17 25 Dec. 1877 Catlin Twp Same b Clarington, Monroe Co OH b Indianapolis, IN Kiger, James, Father Parker, Rebecca Wilson, Moother James Kiger was the son of Daniel and Anna Henthorn Kyger. ------- Source: Marriage License Abstracts - Vermilion Co., IL 1875-1876-1877 Publ: Illiana Genealogical and Historical Society Hope this will be of help to some of you. Kay from Geneva, FL

Joan, I received the four wills from Berks Co and we may have a problem. Henrich Gucker, dated 1810, lists the following children: Catharina, Maria Barbara(deceased)married to Fredrich Foland, Eve Gucker, Michael Gucker and Daniel Gucker. There is no mention of Mararetha, Mary Elizabeht, Peter, Elizabeth or Henry (my line) Jacob Gucker left no will and his widow, Esther/Hester petitions that someone be appointed guardian for their son Jacob who is under 14 in 1791 Daniel Gucker, leaves his entire estate to his daughters Catharine and Susanna and instructs that since they are both over 21, they are in charge and will divide the estate themselves. Michael Gucker left no will, so petitions etc filed to settle estate. He mentions wife Christina children Soloman, John, Benjamin, Joseph, Daniel, Susan, Peggy and Polly. Back to Henrich's will, I think this indicates that my Henry is not the son of Henrich. What do you think Sharon

In a message dated 98-07-11 09:42:33 EDT, you write: > Back to genealogy, not too long ago someone mentioned a Leonidas Kiger > on the list. I could be wrong. However, I found this note and thought I > would contribute it to the List. > ------- > Kiger, Leonidas C. married Parker, Emma L. > Age 35 Age 17 25 Dec. 1877 > Catlin Twp Same > b Clarington, Monroe Co OH b Indianapolis, IN > Kiger, James, Father Parker, Rebecca Wilson, Moother > > James Kiger was the son of Daniel and Anna Henthorn Kyger. Kay, interesting that James Kiger spells his name with an I while his father spells it with a Y. It is Walter John Kiger whose ancestor is Leonidas but it would appear to be a DIFFERENT Leonidas than you name above. I think there are at least 3 Leonidas Kigers we have found so far (including yours). The third one was in WV. I have a question for you pertaining to Monroe County, Ohio Kyger/Kigers as your Kygers are the only family of that surname that I know of for a fact who lived there in the mid 1800s. I am looking for the parents of a Charles Kiger who married in Wetzel County, WV on 14 March 1871 to Adaline Tubaugh. Charles was 21 and Adaline was 20 at the time of their marriage. The marriage record states that Charles was born in Monroe County, Ohio, and Adaline was born in Iowa. This would make Charles' approximate birth year 1849/1850. I feel certain that the above Charles is in some way tied to the Kiger family of Greene County, PA but I can't figure out how he is connected. I have so many puzzle parts but am missing some crucial pieces. Joan

JYoung6180@aol.com wrote: > I just came across this item. Apparently Geigertown was still known as > Geigers Mills as recently as 1921. Here is an obit from the Reading Times > Tuesday 8 March 1921: > Geiger's Mills was changed to Geigertown in 1940. Walter John Kiger

I just came across this item. Apparently Geigertown was still known as Geigers Mills as recently as 1921. Here is an obit from the Reading Times Tuesday 8 March 1921: "George Geiger, Geigers Mills, March 8 (Special)--George Geiger, a lifelong resident of this place, died of a complication of diseases, aged 61 years. Death occurred in the homestead which he occupied since he was six years of age, and on the farm which he tilled since he reached his majority. He was the son of the late Jacob and Ann (nee Sponagle) Geiger. There survive his widow, Elizabeth (nee Geiger), one daughter, Anna, wife of Harvey Kratz; his aged parents and five grandchildren. He was a member of Camp 388, P.O.S. or A., this place; Neversink Lodge, I.O.O.F., and Union Lodge, F. and A.M., both of Birdsboro. Funeral next Friday at 11 AM, at the house. Further services in St. Paul's M.E. Church. Interment will be made in the adjoining cemetery." I read that obit five times and still can't figure out the part about his being the son of the late Jacob and Ann Geiger which is then followed by the statement that he is survived by his aged parents????? Perhaps it means Jacob died and Ann remarried and the aged parents are Ann and his step-father. Joan

In a message dated 98-07-10 20:30:47 EDT, you write: > Joan, > On the 1895 Berks County map, Geigers Mills is just south east of > Birdsboro and north of Springfield, almost in the bottom tip of Berks > County. My guess is Geigertown and Geigers Mills are one in the same. > However, this map does not show Robeson Township or the name > Geigertown. Although the the Internet "Yahoo Get Local" map of Berks > County lists Geigertown, does not list Geigers Mills nor does it list a > Geiger in Somerset County. Perhaps neither exists now. I was hoping, > because Geiger was in Somerset County and so close the Westmoreland > County line, there may be a clue to Richard/Diedrich Geiger or the > Geiger families in that area. I will continue to look for info. > I have found the maps very interesting and have copied the information > from the homepage so you could read what the webpage was about. It > covers all of the US. Takes about 8 to 10 minutes of download time > for each map. There is no charge. Yes--from what you are describing Geiger Mills on the map is what is now Geigertown--the town named for Paul Geiger of Berwangen, Germany. I was pretty sure it would be but couldn't be certain without knowing the exact location since Christopher Geiger's mill in Gibraltar could also be called "Geiger Mills." The history of Robeson Township, Berks County states: "Geiger's Mill was built in 1781 by Paul Geiger, and this remains much as it was when erected. Its master wheel was in use for more than 100 years, fed by the Cold Run springs and powering the mill's crude grinding machinery. In later years gasoline power replaced water power. Near Geiger's Mill, John Geiger had a carding mill, and Paul Geiger had a sickle factory; both were discontinued. Close by was the Cold Run Creamery, in operation in 1885." The article goes on to say that in 1818 there were 11 mill sites in Robeson Township and several forges. Among the grist mills was: Geiger Mill in Gibraltar (later Kirlin's Mill). This reference was to Christopher Geiger's Mill. Remember now that Christopher Geiger was the son of Valentine Geiger of Ittlingen, Germany. I recently posted the history of the Berwangen Geigers on the list, and the Ittlingen Geigers are not known to be related to them, but it is possible that at some point back in Germany they could have been related since Ittlingen and Berwangen are very near each other and the Berwangen Geigers can be traced back in the mid 1600s to Richen which is even closer to Ittlingen (it is just south of Ittlingen). I looked on my map of Pennsylvania and found a town called Geistown sort of southeast of Johnstown near Westmoreland, Cambria, and Somerset counties--but I don't find any Geigertown. While we are on the subject of place names in Berks County I will point out an item from Oley Valley Heritage which shows a map of the Oley Valley Settlement in 1775. On this map right on the northern border of Robeson Township northwest of "Bird's Upper Forge" is shown Geiger Tavern. This would appear to be located in the area of Gibraltar--which would mean a probable connection to Christopher Geiger and not Paul Geiger. Joan

Looking forward to hearing from Deb Callicot. Mary

Does anyone have information on the town named Gieger on the 1895 Somerset County map - (see <http://www.livgenmi.com/1895.htm> and follow directions.) Also is Geigertown the same as Geigers Mills on the 1895 Berks County PA Map. Thanks for any help. Carol C.

In a message dated 98-07-10 16:06:51 EDT, collins2@airmail.net writes: > Does anyone have information on the town named Gieger on the 1895 > Somerset County map - (see <http://www.livgenmi.com/1895.htm> and follow > directions.) Also is Geigertown the same as Geigers Mills on the 1895 > Berks County PA Map. Carol, I can't answer the Somerset County question but I will take a stab at the Berks County place names. There were actually two Geiger families who had mills at one time in Robson Township, and which might be listed on your map. Walter John Kiger may be able to answer this better than I can--and I am pretty sure that Geigertown WAS once known as Geiger Mills--BUT there is also another possibility as to the place name on your map. Christopher Geiger (of the Valentine Geiger family) also lived in Robeson Township and had a mill or mills. He was located in Gibraltar--which is in the western part of Robeson Township just to the southeast of Reading. A good point of reference would be the town of Birdsboro which would be to the East of Gibraltar (and maybe slightly further south). Now again using Birdsboro as a reference look to the south of Birdsboro to the southeastern tip of Robeson Township--just to the west of French Creek State Park. This is where Paul Geiger's mills were located and where Geigertown can be found. Now you can tell me which place you have located on you map as Geiger Mills. Joan

In a message dated 98-07-10 13:11:43 EDT, you write: > Very little is known about Abigail Riggs b. about 1805 d. 1840. She md. > Allen > Bethel GEIGER in Wayne Co, GA on 17 June 1826. They lived in Jacksonville, > Duval Co, FL and she is buried in the Ogilvie Cemetery in NW Jacksonville. > > Abigail RIGGS and Allen Bethel GEIGER had: > (born in Bulloch and/or Liberty Co, GA) > > 1. Elizabeth Geiger b. 4 April 1824/1827 d. 1911 md. James Richard EUBANK > 2. Aaron A. Geiger b. 1828 d. 1896 md. Millie SAPP > 3. Margaret Elizabeth Geiger b. 1829 d. 1874 md. Daniel Hogan > 4. Abraham Bailey Geiger b. 1830 md. Eugenia Bell Geiger (2) Julia Ann > Wingate Richardson > 5. Louranah Geiger b. 1831 d. 1886 md. David C. Ogilvie > 6. Eli William Geiger b. 1834 d. 1890 md. Francis Drew (IGI says Francis > Mahala Williams d/o Candacy Drew > > Allen later md. Mary Ann Beaufort (Buford) and had 9 more children......all > believed to have been born in FL. > > Anyone familiar??????? Mary, I hope Deb Callicott is paying attention to this chart--since it looks suspiciously as if it is connected in some way I can't figure out to her Geigers. Deb's Geigers descend from the Orangeburg, SC Geigers--specifically Hans Ulrich Geiger and his wife Appolonia/Appolina to their son Jacob. I believe that this (or maybe Jacob's brother Felix, Jr.) is the branch of the family that moved into Georgia and Florida. I am wondering just how many Millie Sapps there are since Deb's chart lists more than one of them who don't appear to be the same Millie Sapp on your chart. Perhaps the two of you need to compare notes and perhaps we can persuade Deb to post her chart to the list for comparison purposes. Joan

Very little is known about Abigail Riggs b. about 1805 d. 1840. She md. Allen Bethel GEIGER in Wayne Co, GA on 17 June 1826. They lived in Jacksonville, Duval Co, FL and she is buried in the Ogilvie Cemetery in NW Jacksonville. Abigail RIGGS and Allen Bethel GEIGER had: (born in Bulloch and/or Liberty Co, GA) 1. Elizabeth Geiger b. 4 April 1824/1827 d. 1911 md. James Richard EUBANK 2. Aaron A. Geiger b. 1828 d. 1896 md. Millie SAPP 3. Margaret Elizabeth Geiger b. 1829 d. 1874 md. Daniel Hogan 4. Abraham Bailey Geiger b. 1830 md. Eugenia Bell Geiger (2) Julia Ann Wingate Richardson 5. Louranah Geiger b. 1831 d. 1886 md. David C. Ogilvie 6. Eli William Geiger b. 1834 d. 1890 md. Francis Drew (IGI says Francis Mahala Williams d/o Candacy Drew Allen later md. Mary Ann Beaufort (Buford) and had 9 more children......all believed to have been born in FL. Anyone familiar??????? Mary Phillips Orlando, FL

I have been monitoring the digest version of your Geiger mailing list for only a short time. I am submitting information for a Johann Geiger (Johann Georg or John Geiger)born circa 1821 in Wuerttemberg, immigrated to NYC circa 1844, moved to Baltimore circa 1852. First wife was Wilhelmina [-?-] who bore two children in New York and then presumbaly died. In Baltimore he married Katherine Regina Gunther and had six known additional offspring. I have been unsuccessful in locating his place of birth in Germany despite extensive investigation in the USA. There were other Geigers in NYC in the 1840/50 period some of whom were shoemakers (as was the progenitor here). I have no idea why he settled in Baltimore where he apparently had no biologic Geiger connections. Below is a summary descendancy chart of known data on Johann Georg GEIGER and children/grandchildren. I would be delighted to hear from anyone who may have even a remote connection. Direct Descendancy Chart of Johann Georg Geiger I. John George1 GEIGER, b. circa 1821 Wuerttemberg, Germany, d. before 15 Aug 1872 Baltimore City, Maryland First marriage of Johann Georg Geiger: +Wilhelmina1 ???, m. before 1848, d. after 10 Mar 1851 New York City, New York i.---- Emma2 GEIGER, b. 27 Nov 1848 New York City, New York, d. 20 Nov 1913 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. Baltimore City, Maryland Š +Charles G.2 VOLLMER, b. Feb 1846 Wuerttemberg, m. 29 Jun 1868 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 1905 Baltimore City, Maryland Š a.---- Maria3 VOLLMER, b. 22 Jun 1868 Baltimore City, Maryland Š b.---- Katherina3 VOLLMER, b. 13 Aug 1870 Baltimore City, Maryland Š c.---- William3 VOLLMER, b. 27 Sep 1874 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 03 Jan 1905 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. 05 Jan 1905 Baltimore City, Maryland Š d.---- Charles3 VOLLMER, b. 25 Jul 1877 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 25 Jul 1946 Baltimore City, Maryland Š e.---- Emma S.3 VOLLMER, b. 1881 Baltimore City, Maryland Š f.----- Anna3 VOLLMER, b. 19 Apr 1885 Baltimore City, Maryland ii.----- John Henry2 GEIGER, b. 10 Mar 1851 New York City, New York, d. 20 Aug 1892 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. 22 Aug 1892 Baltimore City, Maryland +Marie2 KORNMANN, b. 27 Nov 1854 Baltimore City, Maryland, m. circa 1876 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 23 Mar 1901 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. 25 Mar 1901 Baltimore City, Maryland a.---- Anna Elisabeth3 GEIGER, b. 22 Jan 1877 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 28 Mar 1878 Baltimore City, Maryland b.---- John Henry3 GEIGER, b. 07 Jun 1878 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 12 Aug 1909 Landsdowne, Maryland, bur. Aug 1909 c.---- George3 GEIGER, b. 24 Mar 1880 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 08 Aug 1881 Baltimore City, Maryland d.---- Katherine Regina3 GEIGER, b. 04 Jun 1881 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 10 Aug 1938 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. Baltimore City, Maryland e.---- Caroline E.3 GEIGER, b. 30 Sep 1882 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 02 Jan 1928, bur. Westminster, Maryland f.---- William3 GEIGER, b. 10 Aug 1884 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 14 Oct 1884 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. Baltimore City, Maryland g.---- Emma3 GEIGER, b. 18 Oct 1885 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 16 May 1886 Baltimore City, Maryland h.---- Charles3 GEIGER, b. circa Mar 1887 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 07 May 1887 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. Baltimore City, Maryland Second marriage of Johann Georg Geiger: +Katherine Regina1 GUNTHER, b. circa 1826 Germany, d. 09 Jan 1894 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. 12 Jan 1894 Baltimore City, Maryland i.---- Wilhelmina2 GEIGER, b. 02 Nov 1856 Baltimore City, Maryland ii. ---- Mollie2 GEIGER, b. 12 Sep 1859 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 04 Dec 1932 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. Baltimore City, Maryland Š +Edward2 HEREENE, b. 17 Mar 1851 New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, d. 21 Feb 1921 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. 23 Feb 1921 Baltimore City, Maryland iii. ---- Louise2 GEIGER, b. 17 Feb 1862 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 05 Nov 1911 Baltimore City, Maryland Š a.---- Margaret3 GEIGER, b. 20 Aug 1881 Baltimore City, Maryland Š b.---- Frank3 GEIGER, b. 01 Sep 1883 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 15 Apr 1936 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. Baltimore City, Maryland Š c.---- Mary3 GEIGER, b. 04 Jan 1886 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 17 Aug 1909 Baltimore City, Maryland Š d.---- John3 GEIGER, b. Oct 1887 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 30 Jun 1902 Baltimore City, Maryland Š e.---- Louis3 GEIGER, b. 22 Jan 1891 Baltimore City, Maryland, d. 31 Mar 1950 Baltimore City, Maryland, bur. 03 Apr 1950 Baltimore City, Maryland iv.---- Conrad2 GEIGER, b. 1863 Maryland v. ---- Charles2 GEIGER, b. 1865 Maryland vi. ---- Bertha2 GEIGER, b. 1867 Maryland THANK YOU. Printed on: 09 Jul 1998 Prepared by: Gary B. Ruppert, MD Baltimore, Maryland 21230 USA GBRuppert@pol.net