http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/BARTH Rootsweb.com RSS feed for BARTH en-us Copyright 2005 by MyFamily.inc 2008-08-24T21:55:48-06:00 helpdesk@rootsweb.com helpdesk@rootsweb.com Rootsweb.com 2005-05-01T00:00:00-06:00 1 hourly http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2008-08/1219636548 Dear Monica,Good luck in your search but my Barth family is not likely<BR>related. We are a Jewish family that I have traced back to the late 1700's<BR>in Sambor, a town SW of L'viv in what is now the Ukraine.<BR>Pam Weston<BR><BR>On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 12:48 PM, Monica Lacy <ironduck2000@yahoo.com>wrote:<BR><BR>> I am searching for Margaretha BARD (BARTH in one record) b. 5 Nov. 1824<BR>> Hesse Darm, Prussia. Married Augustin Meyer in Michigan. Lived in WI and had<BR>> the following children: Bernadine (re-christened Armella in a Racine, WI<BR>> convent), Mary (married Johann Knopf), Margaret (married Charles DEDI), and<BR>> Joseph. It is believed Margaret and Joseph were born in Sun Prairie, WI.<BR>> Unknown where the other two daughters were born. Margaretha was widowed and<BR>> married a second time to Nichalous Mosel. She was widowed a second time and<BR>> applied for a Civil War Widow's Pension under her first husband. She died 18<BR>> Apr. 1918 and is burried at Calvary Cemetary in Milwaukee, WI. If anyone has<BR>> further information about this person, I would really appreciate it. I<BR>> descend from her daughter Margaret. I am hoping to find other descendants to<BR>> share photos and info. with. Thank you in advance.<BR>><BR>> ironduck2000<BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>> -------------------------------<BR>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to<BR>> BARTH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes<BR>> in the subject and the body of the message<BR>><BR>><BR><BR> "Pam Weston" <prweston@gmail.com> 2008-08-24T21:55:48-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2008-08/1219620150 I am researching BARTH also, did Margaretha have siblings?<BR>Joyce Sturdivant<BR>----- Original Message ----- <BR>From: "Monica Lacy" <ironduck2000@yahoo.com><BR>To: <BARTH@rootsweb.com><BR>Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2008 1:48 PM<BR>Subject: [BARTH] Margaretha BARD/BARTH-Hesse Darm to Wisconsin b.1824 d.1918<BR><BR><BR>>I am searching for Margaretha BARD (BARTH in one record) b. 5 Nov. 1824 <BR>>Hesse Darm, Prussia. Married Augustin Meyer in Michigan. Lived in WI and <BR>>had the following children: Bernadine (re-christened Armella in a Racine, <BR>>WI convent), Mary (married Johann Knopf), Margaret (married Charles DEDI), <BR>>and Joseph. It is believed Margaret and Joseph were born in Sun Prairie, <BR>>WI. Unknown where the other two daughters were born. Margaretha was widowed <BR>>and married a second time to Nichalous Mosel. She was widowed a second time <BR>>and applied for a Civil War Widow's Pension under her first husband. She <BR>>died 18 Apr. 1918 and is burried at Calvary Cemetary in Milwaukee, WI. If <BR>>anyone has further information about this person, I would really appreciate <BR>>it. I descend from her daughter Margaret. I am hoping to find other <BR>>descendants to share photos and info. with. Thank you in advance.<BR>><BR>> ironduck2000<BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>><BR>> -------------------------------<BR>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to <BR>> BARTH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes <BR>> in the subject and the body of the message <BR><BR> "Joyce Sturdivant" <jsturd@tds.net> 2008-08-24T17:22:30-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2008-08/1219600081 I am searching for Margaretha BARD (BARTH in one record) b. 5 Nov. 1824 Hesse Darm, Prussia. Married Augustin Meyer in Michigan. Lived in WI and had the following children: Bernadine (re-christened Armella in a Racine, WI convent), Mary (married Johann Knopf), Margaret (married Charles DEDI), and Joseph. It is believed Margaret and Joseph were born in Sun Prairie, WI. Unknown where the other two daughters were born. Margaretha was widowed and married a second time to Nichalous Mosel. She was widowed a second time and applied for a Civil War Widow's Pension under her first husband. She died 18 Apr. 1918 and is burried at Calvary Cemetary in Milwaukee, WI. If anyone has further information about this person, I would really appreciate it. I descend from her daughter Margaret. I am hoping to find other descendants to share photos and info. with. Thank you in advance.<BR><BR>ironduck2000<BR><BR><BR> <BR><BR> Monica Lacy <ironduck2000@yahoo.com> 2008-08-24T11:48:01-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2006-10/1161603109 Hi List Members...<BR> <BR>I have just set up a homepage containing information on my Barth and Strack ancestors.<BR>Please stop by and see if there is any information I have that may help in your search.<BR> <BR>http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/q/u/e/Madelyn-M-Quest/index.html<BR> <BR>Madelyn<BR><BR> Madelyn Quest <anjullyn@sbcglobal.net> 2006-10-23T05:31:49-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2006-09/1158763710 Oops, found an error. Louisa died in Red Cliff, Eagle<BR>County, Colorado, not Tennessee.<BR>Don Piatt Koch<BR><BR>On Sep 19, 2006, at 8:40 PM, Don P. Koch wrote:<BR><BR>> Crystal<BR>><BR>> This has been a particularly productive week. I finally identified<BR>> the maiden name for my GGGrandmother Louisa. She came from Baden<BR>> Germany and her maiden name was Louisa Wimmer, I also found out<BR>> quite a bit more.<BR>><BR>> Michael Barth and Louisa Wimmer<BR>><BR>> Michael Barth was born to ( ? ) and ( ? ) about March 1826 in Baden,<BR>> Germany and died on October 10, 1859, in Memphis, Tennessee. His<BR>> burial place is not known. He was married to Louisa Wimmer. Louisa<BR>> was born on December 3, 1831 in Baden, Germany and died on January<BR>> 24, 1902 of paralysis and a brain embolism, in Red Cliff, Eagle<BR>> County, Tennessee. She is buried in St. Loius, Missouri..<BR>><BR>> Michael and Louisa had the following known children:<BR>><BR>> Rosa Barth, born: c 1856, Penna, married: H. B. Piatt (reside in St<BR>> Louis, MO)<BR>> o Josephine "Jo" Piatt, born: Mar 1878, St.Louis, MO,<BR>> married: J. B. Wood.<BR>> o Augusta "Gus" Piatt, born: Jul 1880, St. Louis, MO, married:<BR>> Lee C. Daves<BR>> o Louisa "Lou" Piatt, born: Feb 28, 1882 St. Louis. MO,<BR>> married: William F. Brogan<BR>> o Beatrice "Trix" Piatt, born: Jan 3, 1886 St. Louis. MO,<BR>> married: Augustus Koch<BR>> o Hazel Piatt, born: Feb 1892 St. Louis, MO married: George P.<BR>> Emerson<BR>> August Barth, born: c 1857, Penna., died St. Louis, MO on July 24,<BR>> 1901.<BR>> Baby Barth, born: 1858 Memphis. TN, died same year.<BR>><BR>> According to Louisa’s obituary, she had 5 children. All are believed<BR>> to be Barth’s but no records have yet been located to identify two of<BR>> them.<BR>><BR>> Michael and Louisa were married before they came to America. Since<BR>> both were born in Baden, Germany, it is likely that they were married<BR>> there.<BR>><BR>> Michael arrived at Castle Garden at the Battery in New York City on<BR>> February 24, 1852 having sailed from Antwerp aboard the ship<BR>> “Mayflower.” He listed his occupation as farmer. Louisa followed<BR>> four months later also arriving at Castle Garden on June 21, 1852<BR>> having sailed from Hamburg aboard the ship “Wolff.” She also listed<BR>> her occupation as farmer.<BR>><BR>> Michael died of bronchitis on October 10, 1859 in Memphis and is<BR>> believed to be buried there. The city directory listed his occupation<BR>> as saddletree maker.<BR>><BR>> Louisa remained in Memphis for a time and remarried to John Goodall.<BR>> The 1870 Census shows Louisa as a widow operating the Keifig House, a<BR>> boarding house. By 1874 Louisa had moved to St Louis, MO where she<BR>> ran several Boarding houses until she left in the late 1770’s She<BR>> operated the Mullanphy House at 1546 Broadway from 1875 and the<BR>> Hindman House at Broadway S/E corner of Carr in 1878.<BR>><BR>> By 1880 Louisa had moved to Silver Creek CO where she operated a<BR>> hotel. In 1886 she became proprietress of the Quartzite Inn, a hotel<BR>> in Red Cliff Colorado which she operated until her death.<BR>><BR>> In notes written by Beatrice "Trix" Piatt Koch (Louisa’s<BR>> granddaughter) to her son Piatt Koch on January 30, 1975, Trix<BR>> describes Louisa stating:<BR>><BR>> “My maternal grandmother Louisa M. Goodall, 1902- [refers to year of<BR>> death] Son August Barth died 1901 - Grandma G was married twice - &<BR>> lost 7 [this should probably read 3] children & husband in 2 years.<BR>> She was a remarkable woman & beautiful. An early day pioneer, she<BR>> moved West after having a boarding house in Memphis. She followed<BR>> the 'Stickes' with her Rooming & Boarding Houses. Made her own<BR>> living til she died in July 1902. In her 70's & was then running a<BR>> nice little hotel in Red Cliff, Colo. The Quartzite Hotel. Happiest<BR>> memories of my childhood were spent there. Beautiful town of 3<BR>> (illegible) . “<BR>><BR>> Does anyone out there have any information on Michael Barth from<BR>> Baden Germany. Incidentally, Michael and Louisa's son, August Barth<BR>> was a shoefinisher and shoemaker while living in St. Louis.<BR>><BR>><BR>> Don Piatt Koch<BR>><BR>> -------------------------------<BR>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BARTH- <BR>> request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes <BR>> in the subject and the body of the message<BR><BR>Don P. Koch<BR>dkoch@alaska.com<BR><BR>"This message, including files attached to it, may contain <BR>confidential information that is intended only for the use of the <BR>ADDRESSEE(S) named above. If you are not an intended recipient, you <BR>are hereby notified that any dissemination or copying of the <BR>information contained in this message, or the taking of any action in <BR>reliance upon the information, is strictly prohibited. If you have <BR>received this message in error, please notify the sender immediately <BR>and delete the message from your system. Thank you."<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR> "Don P. Koch" <dkoch@alaska.com> 2006-09-20T08:48:30-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2006-09/1158727251 Crystal<BR><BR>This has been a particularly productive week. I finally identified <BR>the maiden name for my GGGrandmother Louisa. She came from Baden <BR>Germany and her maiden name was Louisa Wimmer, I also found out <BR>quite a bit more.<BR><BR>Michael Barth and Louisa Wimmer<BR><BR>Michael Barth was born to ( ? ) and ( ? ) about March 1826 in Baden, <BR>Germany and died on October 10, 1859, in Memphis, Tennessee. His <BR>burial place is not known. He was married to Louisa Wimmer. Louisa <BR>was born on December 3, 1831 in Baden, Germany and died on January <BR>24, 1902 of paralysis and a brain embolism, in Red Cliff, Eagle <BR>County, Tennessee. She is buried in St. Loius, Missouri..<BR><BR>Michael and Louisa had the following known children:<BR><BR>Rosa Barth, born: c 1856, Penna, married: H. B. Piatt (reside in St <BR>Louis, MO)<BR> o Josephine "Jo" Piatt, born: Mar 1878, St.Louis, MO, <BR>married: J. B. Wood.<BR> o Augusta "Gus" Piatt, born: Jul 1880, St. Louis, MO, married: <BR>Lee C. Daves<BR> o Louisa "Lou" Piatt, born: Feb 28, 1882 St. Louis. MO, <BR>married: William F. Brogan<BR> o Beatrice "Trix" Piatt, born: Jan 3, 1886 St. Louis. MO, <BR>married: Augustus Koch<BR> o Hazel Piatt, born: Feb 1892 St. Louis, MO married: George P. <BR>Emerson<BR>August Barth, born: c 1857, Penna., died St. Louis, MO on July 24, <BR>1901.<BR>Baby Barth, born: 1858 Memphis. TN, died same year.<BR><BR>According to Louisa’s obituary, she had 5 children. All are believed <BR>to be Barth’s but no records have yet been located to identify two of <BR>them.<BR><BR>Michael and Louisa were married before they came to America. Since <BR>both were born in Baden, Germany, it is likely that they were married <BR>there.<BR><BR>Michael arrived at Castle Garden at the Battery in New York City on <BR>February 24, 1852 having sailed from Antwerp aboard the ship <BR>“Mayflower.” He listed his occupation as farmer. Louisa followed <BR>four months later also arriving at Castle Garden on June 21, 1852 <BR>having sailed from Hamburg aboard the ship “Wolff.” She also listed <BR>her occupation as farmer.<BR><BR>Michael died of bronchitis on October 10, 1859 in Memphis and is <BR>believed to be buried there. The city directory listed his occupation <BR>as saddletree maker.<BR><BR>Louisa remained in Memphis for a time and remarried to John Goodall. <BR>The 1870 Census shows Louisa as a widow operating the Keifig House, a <BR>boarding house. By 1874 Louisa had moved to St Louis, MO where she <BR>ran several Boarding houses until she left in the late 1770’s She <BR>operated the Mullanphy House at 1546 Broadway from 1875 and the <BR>Hindman House at Broadway S/E corner of Carr in 1878.<BR><BR>By 1880 Louisa had moved to Silver Creek CO where she operated a <BR>hotel. In 1886 she became proprietress of the Quartzite Inn, a hotel <BR>in Red Cliff Colorado which she operated until her death.<BR><BR>In notes written by Beatrice "Trix" Piatt Koch (Louisa’s <BR>granddaughter) to her son Piatt Koch on January 30, 1975, Trix <BR>describes Louisa stating:<BR><BR>“My maternal grandmother Louisa M. Goodall, 1902- [refers to year of <BR>death] Son August Barth died 1901 - Grandma G was married twice - & <BR>lost 7 [this should probably read 3] children & husband in 2 years. <BR>She was a remarkable woman & beautiful. An early day pioneer, she <BR>moved West after having a boarding house in Memphis. She followed <BR>the 'Stickes' with her Rooming & Boarding Houses. Made her own <BR>living til she died in July 1902. In her 70's & was then running a <BR>nice little hotel in Red Cliff, Colo. The Quartzite Hotel. Happiest <BR>memories of my childhood were spent there. Beautiful town of 3 <BR>(illegible) . “<BR><BR>Does anyone out there have any information on Michael Barth from <BR>Baden Germany. Incidentally, Michael and Louisa's son, August Barth <BR>was a shoefinisher and shoemaker while living in St. Louis.<BR><BR><BR>Don Piatt Koch<BR><BR> "Don P. Koch" <dkoch@alaska.com> 2006-09-19T22:40:51-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2006-09/1157158658 In addressing mail to the list change the address to <BR>BARTH@rootsweb.com (takes out the -L). You may have trouble getting <BR>the mail if you have a filter set with the old address. That's <BR>really the only change you should notice with the new system... all <BR>others on me! :-)<BR><BR>Good luck in your research.<BR>Crystal<BR>List Admin<BR><BR>Knowledge speaks; wisdom listens.<BR><BR><BR> Crystal Barth <cwbarth@swbell.net> 2006-09-01T18:57:38-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2006-08/1156970194 >I found this request on another mail list and she has asked that I <BR>>forward it to our list. If you can help her, please respond to her <BR>>directly (she may be subscribing) and to the list, also. Crystal<BR>><BR>> Can anyone help with my search?<BR>><BR>> Maternal<BR>> ggfather - Mathias BARTH (No info on him)<BR>> ggmother - Anna nee KUCHLER (No other info)<BR>> gfather - Martou BARTH (Martin) b. 11-23-1889<BR>> Not sure where he was born, but he came from <BR>> HOMOLITZ to<BR>> New York on Sept.26, 1912.<BR>><BR>> Maternal<BR>> gggmother - Cecelia SOTTER (No info on husband)<BR>> ggmother - Cecelia (or Julia Cecelia) STRAK nee SOTTER (No <BR>> info on husband)<BR>> gmother - Julia BARTH nee STRAK b. 3-11-1891 Came from HOMOLITZ to<BR>> New York, Sept. 26, 1912.<BR>><BR>> Paternal<BR>> ggfather - Franz MORAWETZ (no info on wife)<BR>> gmother - Magdalena MORAWETZ b. 1891? in LENAUHEIM Came to Chicago<BR>> April 1, 1909.<BR>><BR>> Thank you,<BR>> Madelyn Quest<BR>> Email: anjullyn@sbcglobal.net<BR>><BR><BR><BR> Crystal Barth <cwbarth@swbell.net> 2006-08-30T14:36:34-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2006-08/1156862863 It appears that the migration of our mail list to the new software <BR>has been okay. If any of you have experienced any problems, let me <BR>know. I heard from several of you about your <BR>successes...congratulations! Wish I could say as much, but alas, I <BR>can't.. yet.<BR><BR>Crystal<BR>List Admin<BR><BR>Knowledge speaks; wisdom listens.<BR><BR><BR> Crystal Barth <cwbarth@swbell.net> 2006-08-29T08:47:43-06:00 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/BARTH/2006-08/1156708603 Crystal<BR><BR>Just had a minor breakthrough in tracing back my GGGF and GGGM.<BR><BR>It appears that Michael Barth arrived at Castle Gardens, New York <BR>from the port of Antwerp on the Passenger ship Mayflower on <BR>2/24/1852. His age was listed as 26 on the passenger list. Louisa or <BR>Louise (she used both spellings) arrived at Castle Gardens, New York <BR>from the port of Hamburg on the passenger ship Wolff on 6/21/1852. <BR>Her age was listed as 22 on the passenger list. Still have not been <BR>able to identify where in Germany they both came from and have had no <BR>success with a maiden name for Loiusa.<BR><BR>Michael Barth (b. c1826, d. 10/10/1859) / Louisa M. (b. c1830, d. <BR>01/24/1902)<BR>Harry B Piatt (b. 03/1850, d. 05/05/1936) / Rosa Barth (b. 11/1856, <BR>d. 10/25/1925)<BR>Augustus Koch (b. ?, d. 1936) / Beatrice "Trix" Piatt (b. <BR>01/03/1886, d. 1984)<BR>Piatt Koch (b. 1913, d. 1/2/1977) / Margueritte Simon (b. <BR>04/16/1918, d. 10/16/1998)<BR>Don Piatt Koch (b. 06/30/1939) / Mie Nakano (b. 03/16/1948)<BR><BR>Don Piatt Koch<BR><BR> Donald Koch <dkoch@alaska.com> 2006-08-27T13:56:43-06:00