As a person who has their first name misspelled a lot, I should have checked this sooner. I have seen his first name spelled Phillipp, Philipp, Philip, and Phillip. I usually spell it Phillip, because that is what I am used to seeing in America. Today I decided to locate his signature to see how …
By the look on her face I do not think Elfrieda wanted her picture taken. I think all parents, at one time or another, experienced the “I don’t want my picture taken.” Poor Frieda, her shoes are probably pinching her feet. Harriett and Elfrieda are the daughters of Ernst and Rosa Bender Bauer. They are …
On the 1870 Kendall County Census Philip Bauer age 51 is listed with wife Marie, age 43, and children Bertha age 10, Otto age 8, Louise age 6, Ernst age 4 and Emma age 2. I can not find the family is 1860 and 1850 is too early. I believe Philip did not arrive in …
Ernst Bauer and Rosa Bender Bauer had three children, and all were born in Kendall County, Texas. Elfrieda S. Bauer, born on 27 April 1895/1896. Harriett “Hattie” Bauer was born on 11 January 1898. Eight days before her father died, she marries Richard Gore 9 September 1920 in Kendall County. A year later, their daughter …
Elfrieda is the daughter of Ernst Bauer and Rosa Bender Bauer and granddaughter of Phillip and Marie Peters Bauer. Her tombstone and death certificate state she was born in 1895, but most likely, she was born in 1896. When she was twenty, she married Charles Henry Hoeke on 16 November 1915 in Kendall County. Her …
Emma Bauer was the daughter of Phillip and Marie Bauer.
Mother – Father Louise July 20, 1863 Jan. 6, 1935 Wessely Charles July 30, 1856 Aug. 30, 1926 They are buried in the Phillip Cemetery formerly the Kreutzberg Cemetery. It is located off Highway 474 in Kendall County, Texas. Kreutzberg Cemetery (Kendall County, Texas). Louise and Charles Wessley marker; personally read 1996.
Ernst Bauer son of Phillip and Marie Peters Bauer Rosa Bender daughter of Henry and Harriett Sawyer Bender
Rosa, the wife of Ernst Bauer, grew up in Spring Branch in Comal County. Her father, Henry Bender, was born in Hesse-Darmstadt and arrived in 1861 in New York City. He settled in Wabash, Indiana, and in 1864 he enlisted in the Union Army in Company G, 138th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. According to John Henry …
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