Anna Mrie Elise Wilmasmann married Johann Heinrich Baumer. Various documents spell her name Wilmsmann and others Wilsmann. Church records at St. Peters Evangelical show Wilsmann. Anybody researching this name? Linda

Linda: Maybe I'm reading this wrong but you've posted quite a bit of information at Ancestry.com covering both sides of the family. What more, specifically, are you looking for? Gary Stoltman Mercerville, NJ ----- Original Message ----- From: <CWorstell@aol.com> To: <MO-STLOUIS-METRO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 4:21 PM Subject: [StL-Metro] roll call - B - Baumer, Baeumer > Baumer - Buende, Germany to St. Louis > > Johann Heinrich BAUMER b. 1834 in Buende, Germany. Married Anna Marie Elise > Wilmsmann 1858 in St. Louis. Had children - > > George H. > Anna August > Edward > Emma > Josephine > Ludwig Henrich > > Lived mostly in the West Walnut - Jennings area. > > Linda > > > ==== MO-STLOUIS-METRO Mailing List ==== > Search the Archive of Messages for MO-STLOUIS-METRO Mailing List at http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=MO-STLOUIS-METRO >

Hi Pat: Just thought you might find this interesting. In the book "German Element in St. Louis," there is a note about the northeast corner of 4th & Pine St. in the early 1860s. The address you gave for William Jones, one of your g-grands husbands was 205 North 4th St which would be this corner (or next door to) at 4th & Pine. "At (this corner) there stood until about 1864 a long, narrow low building, in which Lippincott, who later became the manufacturer of soda water, had a candy and sweetmeats shop together with a restaurant that specialized in oysters. This restaurant was open till after midnight. At the end of performances in the adjoining Ben de Bar's Theater, the Lippincott place was crowded with people." This area sported several bars & hotels, with the most famous and luxurious - Planter's House - just one block south on 4th St. Good hunting Gary Stoltman Mercerville, NJ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Georgia Clark" <georgia@corpsie.com> To: <MO-STLOUIS-METRO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 6:46 PM Subject: Re: [StL-Metro] Soulard > Dear Pat, > > Following website has the city divisions along with a brief history of all or > most of them. It's been a while since I last looked at it. > > http://stlouis.missouri.org/neighborhoods/history/ > > Pat Hammons wrote: > > > WILLIAM A. JONES - born about 1839 Canada, He was in St. Louis by 1859 or > > before. Abt 1860, he worked on a ship/boat etc. > > He resided at 205 North 4th St in St. Louis, Mo. He rented rooms and at > > some time ran a bar. > > > > According to some of divorce papers, he may have been one of my ancestrial > > grandmother's husbands. It seems like he may have been of questionable > > character. > > > > I have traced him in the City directory until 1890/1891. I have not found > > further record or death for him. Since William Jones is such a 'common' > > name, it is hard to trace. > > > > I have no indication that he had a religious preference. My guess is that he > > did not. > > > > St. Louis City Directoy Listing for William Jones at 205 N. 4th St. done by > > STPL > > 1881 > > 1882 > > 1883 > > 1884 > > 1885 - 1886 Wm Jones, lodging, r. 205 N. 4th St. St.Louis City, MO ( this > > is near Soulard Area ????) I am not exactly sure where Souldard was. > > 1886 > > 1887 > > 1888 - 1889 > > 1889 > > 1890-1891 > > > > ==== MO-STLOUIS-METRO Mailing List ==== > > Climbing my family tree was fun until the nuts appeared. > > > ==== MO-STLOUIS-METRO Mailing List ==== > For tips on researching St. Louis Church Records: http://members.gtw.net/~seamus/churchrecords.htm >

Dear Pat, Following website has the city divisions along with a brief history of all or most of them. It's been a while since I last looked at it. http://stlouis.missouri.org/neighborhoods/history/ Pat Hammons wrote: > WILLIAM A. JONES - born about 1839 Canada, He was in St. Louis by 1859 or > before. Abt 1860, he worked on a ship/boat etc. > He resided at 205 North 4th St in St. Louis, Mo. He rented rooms and at > some time ran a bar. > > According to some of divorce papers, he may have been one of my ancestrial > grandmother's husbands. It seems like he may have been of questionable > character. > > I have traced him in the City directory until 1890/1891. I have not found > further record or death for him. Since William Jones is such a 'common' > name, it is hard to trace. > > I have no indication that he had a religious preference. My guess is that he > did not. > > St. Louis City Directoy Listing for William Jones at 205 N. 4th St. done by > STPL > 1881 > 1882 > 1883 > 1884 > 1885 - 1886 Wm Jones, lodging, r. 205 N. 4th St. St.Louis City, MO ( this > is near Soulard Area ????) I am not exactly sure where Souldard was. > 1886 > 1887 > 1888 - 1889 > 1889 > 1890-1891 > > ==== MO-STLOUIS-METRO Mailing List ==== > Climbing my family tree was fun until the nuts appeared.

Baumer - Buende, Germany to St. Louis Johann Heinrich BAUMER b. 1834 in Buende, Germany. Married Anna Marie Elise Wilmsmann 1858 in St. Louis. Had children - George H. Anna August Edward Emma Josephine Ludwig Henrich Lived mostly in the West Walnut - Jennings area. Linda

Wish to trade information with anyone researching the name ROXLAU. Roxlau family from Elsen, Germany to St. Louis and Fort Madison, IA. Married at St. Liborious Catholic Church in St. Louis - Maria Catherina Roxlau married Anton Muller (Mueller) on November 17, 1859 - they had children, Henry, John, Tony, Anna and Joseph Anna Roxlau married Henrich Werner on January 24, 1860. Had children Gertrude, John, Anton, Catherine, Anna and Joseph. Family lived in Jennings area. Linda

Anne Don't know if I am reading your post correctly, but on the chance, you posted the following: //////////////////////////// In a sense I have found her - listed in the 1st enumeration as M. F. Johnson but there is no available image. I found several children listed; one of which Gertrude married a George Eberle in 1894. The 1870 census from Cincinnati, OH lists a Henrietta instead of Gertrude but the right age for Gertrude. Gertrude was my husband's grandmother." I have a GEORGE EBERLE son of JACOB EBERLE, born Bavaria about 1834 and died in Illinois Sep. 1864 and ANNA M. STAUDER, born Jan 1838 in St. Clair County, Illinois. Jacob and Anna were married 27 Aug 1855 in Madison County, Illinois. They had five children one of which was the above GEORGE EBERLE. As luck would have it George is the only one of the five children where all I have is his name and absolutely nothing else. I would assume that he was born some time between 1855 and 1865 since his siblings were born in 1858, 1860, 1861, and 1863. After Jacob Eberle's death Anna married a George Erlinger in 1865 in St. Clair County, Illinois. //////////////////////////// There are at least two George Eberle marriages in Illinois: EBERLE, GEORGE married MCLEAN, MARY in Cook County Illinois, 28 Sep 1881, License #00055802 EBERLE, GEORGE H, married OLSON, CAROLINE in Cook County, Illinois, 22 Mar 1890, License # 00150536 /////////////////////////////// Bill Surnames of Interest: BUCHHOLZ anywhere -BECKMANN-CASSIDY-DeL0NJAY-DREES-MOSBACHER-NENTWIG-NEUTZLER-PONCOT-RENSIN G-STAUDER-STIEFFERMANN ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

WILLIAM A. JONES - born about 1839 Canada, He was in St. Louis by 1859 or before. Abt 1860, he worked on a ship/boat etc. He resided at 205 North 4th St in St. Louis, Mo. He rented rooms and at some time ran a bar. According to some of divorce papers, he may have been one of my ancestrial grandmother's husbands. It seems like he may have been of questionable character. I have traced him in the City directory until 1890/1891. I have not found further record or death for him. Since William Jones is such a 'common' name, it is hard to trace. I have no indication that he had a religious preference. My guess is that he did not. St. Louis City Directoy Listing for William Jones at 205 N. 4th St. done by STPL 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 - 1886 Wm Jones, lodging, r. 205 N. 4th St. St.Louis City, MO ( this is near Soulard Area ????) I am not exactly sure where Souldard was. 1886 1887 1888 - 1889 1889 1890-1891

Dear Anne, Paulette Morris' link at Dave Lossos' website for genealogy in St. Louis has the Ward boundaries for various years. http://members.tripod.com/~Vide_Poche/index.html If you need an older map for St. Louis, Dave has one for 1930 at the following: http://genealogyinstlouis.accessgenealogy.com/1930.htm Georgia Anne Eberle wrote: > I have been trying for sometime to find Mary Florence > Heister Johnen in the 1880 census. She was the widow > of Julius Johnen. They both came to St Louis around > 1875. He was listed in the 1877 city director as a painter, > but he died in March of that year and is buried in St. Marcus > . > Jim, they are the ones who lived at 1511 Ridgley, but > Mary promptly moved. In fact, I think she moved every > year. I have different addresses for her for every year > except she wasn't listed in the 1880 directory. She was > listed as a milliner in 1881 at 1226 N. 13th.. > > In a sense I have found her - listed in the 1st enumeration > as M. F. Johnson but there is no available image. I found > several children listed; one of which Gertrude married a > George Eberle in 1894. The 1870 census from Cincinnati, OH > lists a Henrietta instead of Gertrude but the right age for > Gertrude. Gertrude was my husband's grandmother. > > I have been trying to find the Johnen family in the 2nd > 1880 enumeration but so far without luck. Can anyone > help me figure out what ed. the above address would be? > The address in 1879 was 1326 N. 7th so she stayed in > the general area once she moved north from Ridgley. > > Thank you for any thoughts on how to narrow down my > census search! > > Anne Eberle > annerte@jam.rr.com > > ==== MO-STLOUIS-METRO Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without permission of the author. You can read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy at http://rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html.

Looking for - Looking for HEUER brothers from Luebbecke, Germany to St. Louis - Gerhard Henrich Ludvig HEUER b. 18 Jan 1840 in Germany. Married Sophie MEIER Dec 9, 1866 in St. Louis. Gerhard died 11 March 1917 in St. Louis. Children - Augusta, Louisa, Henry, Emma, William, Alvina, Helen and Gustav. August Peter HEUER b. June 1841 in Germany. Married Sophia. Died in St. Louis after 1880. Had children - Henry b. 1867; Edward b. 1871; maybe other children. Carl Henrich HEUER b. March 1843 in Germany. Married Friederike Luise SACHSE in Germany. Died in St. Louis 9 Feb 1916. Had children - Sophie Charlotte; Carl Friederich Ludvig (Louis)m Bertha Moseman; Henrich Friedrich Wilhelm m. Albertine HAUPT; Charles; Louisa; August P.; and Henry Charles. ------------------------------------------------------------- Christian MOSEMAN b. abt 1832 in Switzerland. Married Elise Marti (or Martin) in St. Louis on February 20, 1866. Christian died July 15, 1897 in St. Louis. Elise died September 15, 1926 in St. Louis. Had children - Elizabeth b. 1866 married Sebastian HUG John Louis b. 1867 married Hattie Bell BENNETT Susanna b. 1869 m. Joseph Hoffman William Bertha b. Carl HEUER Have lots of information to share. Linda

Rau, Elisabeth from Pfersdorf, Hildburghausen, Saxony to St. Louis, MO circa 1880

Surnames I am researching William Francis FOSTER (chr. AUG 1870, England--d. Aft. 1930, St. Louis) listed as newspaper compositor in 1930 census and living at 5848 Wabada Ave. (formerly North Market St.) CHILD Leslie Francis FOSTER (b. 1894) served in WWI; listed as printing salesman in 1930 census and living in Richmond Hts. Hilda FOSTER (bet. 1874 & 1878, England--d. Aft. 1920, St. Louis) m. Unknown GROBY/GROBEY Listed as widow living at 4329 Gano St. in 1920 census CHILDREN Lillian GROBY (abt. 1898; bank clerk in 1920) Clarence GROBY (abt. 1910) George C. GROBY (bef. 1910; not living with family in 1920) Mabel Emma FOSTER (chr. JUL 1873, England--d. Aft. 1930, St. Louis) m. Thomas Henry MAYCOCK (17 APR 1870, Blackjack, St. Louis Co.--d. Bef. 1930) Mabel was widowed head of household in 1930 census and listed as living at 1846? Theobald St. CHILDREN Myra C. MAYCOCK (abt. 1906; bookkeeper in 1930) Mabel F. MAYCOCK (abt. 1910; librarian in 1930) Thomas F. MAYCOCK (abt. 1913) Rose MAYCOCK (not living with family in 1930) Eileen MAYCOCK (not living with family in 1930) Eusebius HUBBARD (1743, Virginia--7 MAR 1818, Florissant, St. Louis, Missouri) m. Amy DURRETT Buried in Coldwater Cemetery on Old Halls Ferry Rd. in Florissant; veteran of American Revolution Sons Durrett HUBBARD and grandson Daniel HUBBARD settled in Boone Co., Missouri (and were ancestors of Bertha Stewart KUNTZ below) Arthur KUNTZ (1 APR 1844, Cologne, Saxony--1 JUN 1880, St. Louis) m. Lisette ZINGSHEIM Arthur was in military service in Prussia during the 1860's and emigrated to the United States abt 1874. He worked as an auditor/accountant for a liquor distributor and traveled to Tennessee, Louisiana, and to German settlements in Texas. CHILD Arthur William KUNTZ (1 DEC 1877, St. Louis--2 JUN 1957, St. Louis) m. Bertha STEWART (19 SEP 1882, Columbia, Boone Co., MO.--DEC 1983, St. Louis) Arthur W. was a music teacher, musician, and salesman in a music store. He was a member of Erwin Lodge No. 121. He and Bertha owned a home at 7417 Devonshire Ave. and were buried in St. Paul's Churchyard. Bertha was under the guardianship of James H. Reed of Boone Co. (an uncle) until 1900 when she turned 18. She received notice of the final settlement of her guardianship while living at 4564 Swan Ave. in St. Louis (possibly with Stewart relatives?)

Adlaide KRACHT, born about 1845 who married Henry BATHE. Henry KRACHT, died about 1860 husband of Mary HELWIG who later moved to St. Charles, MO Carl JOHNSON, husband of Hannah(Anna)???, parents of Clara Drusilla JOHNSON who married Charles BUERGES in Edwardsville, IL and lived in St. Louis. Donna Dasho Donawbr@aol.com

Reed,William Aaron born abt.1850 in Illinois.Married Susanna Worthey 1879 in Grafton,Ill.Resided Elsah,Ill. Children: Jessie (daughter) b.1880 Daisy b.1886 Carol Amrein

Jones family arrived in St. Louis from New Orleans between 1854-1880. Thomas Jones m. Ann McHugh, by 1880 Ann is married to a James Wilson in St. Louis. James Jones m. Johanna Meehan George Jones Eliza Jones

Researching FOUTS GAMMON, Clyde V. HAYNIE Meyerpeter, Kate (or Kathrine) Judy Nordquist

Otto Roth came to St Louis via New York in 1880 or 1881. He was born October 1855 in Weibersbrunn, Aschaffenburg, Germany. Before coming to the US he served (from all indications unwillingly) in the Army. His parents were possibly Anton and Marianna Roth. In January 1882 he married Anna Sailer daughter of Christian and Anna Barbara Nolte Roth. Ruth Stubbs

I have been trying for sometime to find Mary Florence Heister Johnen in the 1880 census. She was the widow of Julius Johnen. They both came to St Louis around 1875. He was listed in the 1877 city director as a painter, but he died in March of that year and is buried in St. Marcus . Jim, they are the ones who lived at 1511 Ridgley, but Mary promptly moved. In fact, I think she moved every year. I have different addresses for her for every year except she wasn't listed in the 1880 directory. She was listed as a milliner in 1881 at 1226 N. 13th.. In a sense I have found her - listed in the 1st enumeration as M. F. Johnson but there is no available image. I found several children listed; one of which Gertrude married a George Eberle in 1894. The 1870 census from Cincinnati, OH lists a Henrietta instead of Gertrude but the right age for Gertrude. Gertrude was my husband's grandmother. I have been trying to find the Johnen family in the 2nd 1880 enumeration but so far without luck. Can anyone help me figure out what ed. the above address would be? The address in 1879 was 1326 N. 7th so she stayed in the general area once she moved north from Ridgley. Thank you for any thoughts on how to narrow down my census search! Anne Eberle annerte@jam.rr.com

Hi, This is a reminder about our online portrait memorial for anyone with a Missouri ancestor that fought in the Civil War. It cost nothing to add your ancestor. Just need a scanned portrait, name, and unit. That's the bare minimum and anything more is genealogical gravy. Just send them to me at: webmaster@missouricivilwarmuseum.org Sincerely, Scott K. Williams, Webmaster The Missouri Civil War Museum http://www.missouricivilwarmuseum.org/

My names are as follows: Kraeger, John (Germany to St. Louis), Henry and Leonard (St. Louis) Kessler, Babette (Married to John Kraeger)(St. Louis) Jeanne Carr