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Below are letters from Baunach families requesting information from
anyone regarding their "Baunach" connections. If you can help
please contact them directly.
Also be sure so see the
Baunach surname history
page for more information.
I
am especially looking for information relating to my Grandfather
August John, (Possibly changed from "Johan
Augusta"),
and Great Grandfather (Sabastian
Kaspar) AKA Casper Baunach age 44 at time of
immigration to the US in 1907.
Sebastian's family in
1907
Wife: Eva Margerethe Maas
age 41,
Son: August John
age 14
Son: Magnus
age 10
all immigrated to the
US in 1907. Sebastian and August were born in Karbach Germany and resided
in Souderhofen or Sunderhofen, Germany. I would
like to find the Germany connection for my family. If anyone can help
locate Baunach's who had relatives immigrating to the US from
Souderhofen or Sunderhofen, Germany around this time please let me know.
9/29/05 I have recently made an incredible discovery
about my family.
I have been trying to discover where my
family immigrated to after they arrived at New York in 1907. During a
search of the 1910 census records I discovered Sabastian Kaspar and his
family of four lived in Valley Washington. I nearly fell off of my chair
when I learned this! Valley, a very small town in eastern WA.
by coincidence happens to be the very town we
moved to in 1980 from Portland Or. We chose this town
because of it's charm and beautiful countryside. We have since moved
around quite a bit but presently live only 50 miles from Valley and still have a
strong connection to the tiny community. It is very likely my Grandfather
attended the same small school my children later did. I don't know why my
Great Grandfather decided to move to Valley after immigrating from Germany
and how long they lived there but I am still amazed by this fact. I intend
to research further including school and county records to glean what I
can.
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Sabastian Kaspar |
August John |
I have sent out requests for information to several Baunachs
throughout the U.S. and a few in Germany. I have put together the start of four other
Baunach family trees. No common ancestor has emerged, as of yet, but I
have discovered at least one other Baunach that may have originated from the town of Karbach
(where my family came from).
Dennis Baunach
dennis@baunach.com
Thanks to everyone who is participating in discovering the
roots of Baunach! |
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from Judith
(Judy) Baunach Mawhinney
regarding her Baunach connection. arrym@infosel.net.mx. She would like any information you can provide regarding her relatives.
My name is Judith (Judy) Baunach
Mawhinney. In January, you wrote to
my brother, Bruce about your search for relatives. He recently game me the information and
I have passed it on to my aunt, Ruth Baunach Garbarine to research. I thought that I would
send you what I know and later obtain from my aunt further information that she has to
send to you.
I would appreciate it if you would include this information in your web page. I would be
most interested in going farther back and to hear from anyone who has more information. I
can be reached at 1357 Lake Shore Dr., Brooklyn, Michigan, 49230 or by e-mail from May
through Sept. at jmawhinney@cwix.com and the rest
of the year at larrym@infosel.net.mx. Telephone
from May to Sept. (517) 592 6240.
The following is the information that I have.
1. Paul Baunach 1825-1877 wed Sophia Antonia Uebeli Winkler, widow of
Joseph Alois Winkler who had 6 children. Family of Paul Baunach and Sophia
Antonia Uebeli Winkler
2. Jacob, July 22, 1859-1933 wed Fanny Ferch 1858-1889 Paulina, Oct. 16, 1860-Feb. 9, 1940
wed Elmore Pickens Reference: Pg. 27-29 "The History of Pickens, W. Va.
"Casper Winkler and his sisters, Elizabeth, Wilamina, Mary and Caroline, and half
brother Jacob Baunach traveled to Schenectady, N.Y. in the winter of 1872. They were also
accompanied by Ludwig Wuchner, Meinrod Wasmer, and Edward Zimmerly (or
Zimmerlin). All
from Baden Germany. They met Peter Swint of Luxembourgh and Schenectady and conveyed their
knowledge of The Turkey Bone region and Florence, a small settlement on the northside of
Fork Ridge. Peter Swint had emigrated from Luxenbourgh with his widowed mother and twin
brother in 1863 and knew English quite well when he met Casper Winkler and his friends. He
led them into W. Va. in 1873 and all settled on lots in Florence. Peter
Swint, Ludwig
Wuchner and Meinrod Wasner did carpentry and painting. Casper Winkler, Jacob Baunach, and
Edward (Paul) Zimmerlin farmed and cut timber. Ludwig Wuchner built the first frame house
in the community of Turkey Bone. Paul and Sophia Baunach are buried in the cemetery on
Turkey Bone Mt. at Pickens, W. Va. Jacob Baunach and Paul Zimmerlin moved on to Canton,
Ohio around 1884 and started the family construction company, which was still in operation
several years ago (1990. The above article was given to Ruth Baunach Garbarine by Carolyn
McGrew, a direct descendent of Wilamina Winkler.)
I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has any connection with my relatives. I can be
reached from May to Sept. at jmawhinney@cwix.com
and the rest of the year at larrym@infosel.net.mx.
My address from May to Sept. is 1357 Lake Shore Drive, Brooklyn, Michigan 49230. My
telephone there is (517) 592 6240.
Thank you for all your work.
Judy Mawhinney |
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from Stéphane
BAUNACH She resides near Paris, France. If anyone has any
information that may help in her research please contact her at sbaunach@club-internet.fr Hello,
I am called STEPHANE BAUNACH , I reside near PARIS in FRANCE and I come to discover your site.Quelle surprise for me to discover that in the
world , there are other persons that have the same name that mine. In FRANCE , I believe that there are only my parents , my sister and me.
Our name remains for us a great mystery since my father has never known its parents. It is a "child of the war". It is born 25-11-44 to PARIS
and its parents (probably illegitimate) have abandoned it. If in your research would know a person that would have stayed to PARIS to this
period, this would be for us a very great joy. Please am forgiven if I make English faults , it is a language that I
master again quite badly . If perchance you would have information to transmit me , I remain
entirely available excepted 22-04-99 to 29-04-99 because I will be during this period to MOROCCO.
Sincere salutations from FRANCE.
Stéphane BAUNACH |
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11/10/00
from Kristina Berman regarding
her Baunach connections.
If anyone has any information
that would help please e-mail michaelb@radiant.net
To my amazement I discovered the existence of other
Baunachs. I was brought up in South Africa, the
youngest of three girls with the understanding that
this was the last of the line of Baunachs. My father immigrated
to South Africa (via Denmark) just before WWII - His name was Frits
Baunach. His father was Kurt Baunach and they were from Berlin. I would
love to discover more information abut my family - The only surviving relative that I have is my father's sister who lives in
Berlin - Her name is Hella Langheld. Can you help
with any information ? I live in Vancouver, Canada.
Sincerely, Kristina Berman.
Dear Dennis - It seems so strange even
to see the name Baunach written out >so often 'cause it has always been
such an isolated name to me. And now >there seems to be so many - I
couldn't get over the number of different >web pages. Thank you for
replying to my e-mail and yes, I would like you >to enter the name on
your e-mail list. I will let you know whenever I >have any further
information.
Kristina Berman.
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01/23/01
From Marc Baunach, Germany marcrb@hotmail.com
Hi
Dennis,
My name is
Marc Baunach, and i am a direct descendant of August Willhelm Baunach.
My father Michael Baunach is the
youngest son of that generation.
We have an up to date family tree and
familly record book going back until the 1400s i think.
Ehmmmm my fathers baunach family side
lived and worked in the area of Frankfurt IN Kronberg im Taunus. I would
love to hear from you and get into contact also with other fellow
Baunachs as its a very rare and special name with a lot of history and
cultue behind it. Looking forward to hear from you....
Kind regards and a happy New year to
you and your wife.
Marc
Baunach
Hello again,
yes you assume correctly i live in
germany i shipping in a small place in the north west of germany called
Leer. The family tree is in a book/manuscript dating back to 1901 if i am
correctly informed. This is however staying with my parents who are living
in Cyprus
An island in the Med. Sea
I got your address from your web page.
Do you know the real family "WAPPEN"
its ehmmm the family emblem.The one you had is only the one of Baunach
town in Bavaria.
The family tree from what i know is also
very split up. many branches so it must be very difficult to find. The
family so called "chef" who is an ex architect and lives in
Kronbergis the one who decides on family matters.I would gladly find out
more about more baunachs that you have come across no matter where they
live.
PLease keep my informed
Rgds to your wife
Marc Baunach
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from Susi Baunach Please respond to
crkatzen@aol.com
Hi there
My name is Susi Baunach (Maiden name Raschke ) I married a
german man named Lothar Kurt Waldemar Baunach in 1987. He lives in
Bergen Enkheim Germany - outside Frankfurt. My Son's name is Benjamin
Baunach. He was searching the web and found your website. We would be
interested in hearing from you on any information you might have on
the Baunach name. We would be interested in any information you might have
on the name Michael Baunach or Friedrich Baunach - I know that my (ex-)
husband has relatives with both of those names, but am not sure if they
are the same people. Please email me when you have a minute
The email address above is from my sister - Cindy Raschke Thank you in
advance,
Sincerely
Cindy and Susi and Ben.
thanks again
crkatzen@aol.com |
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An updated email link has been
requested due to a possible family connection!
Have been looking for a Franz Baunach from
Werbach,Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. He was born ca 1821. Immigrated to
Australia in 1855. Wife was Juliana Spinner. We cannot find where Franz is
from or where he and Juliana were married.
Any help would be appreciated. Please contact me at Christelt@hotmail.com
if you have info that would help me.
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from Gail,
Ohio,
U.S.A.
KattywhampusLOL@aol.com
Hello
------ My name is Gail, and I live in Ohio, U.S.A.. My maiden name is
Bonnough, which is the current spelling of a German surname. The name has
been changed numerous times over the past hundred and some odd years.
I have copies of a Marriage Record dated 21 JAN 1843 wherein one of
my great-grandfathers, a Michael Baunach, married a Helen Barbara
Koenaeg, one of my great-grandmothers.
I also have copies of a marriage certificate dated 27 SEPT 1871
wherein one of my great-grandfathers married one of my great-grandmothers:
Jacob Bahnoch married Sophia Destel.
In 1814 the name was spelled Baunach
In 1840 Bounnough and Baunch
In 1849 there was a deed for a Michael Bownaugh
By 1850 it was spelled Bunough (Crawford County, Chatfield
Township, Ohio)
and Bunnaugh
In 1853 it was Bounnough
In 1860 it was spelled Bounouch (Henry County, Monroe
Township, Ohio)
and Bonnaugh
In 1870 Bannach (Henry County, Monroe Township, Ohio) and
Baunach
In 1873 Bonough
and in 1890 Bonnough
and then in 1900 Bounnough and as far as I know, at least on my
father's side of the family it is spelled as in 1890 : BONNOUGH ....
however we are split now on the pronunciation HAHAHA ...one side of
the family pronounces it as "BAH - no" and others of my family (my
father, mother, siblings, and my father's father) pronounce it as "buh -
NO" ......
I am currently working on my family's history (Bonnough-Clay lineage) and
have completed as much the Clay side of the family history as I plan on
doing, and have begun compiling what little information I have about the
Bonnough side of the family.
I wanted to let you know I appreciate the work you have done, and hope you
don't mind if I use some of your information to fill in gaps for my family's
history, should I find applicable informaiton in your site.
Sincerely,
KattywhampusLOL@aol.com
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| 05/06/2004
from Nell Schemioneck Brisbane, Australia schemioneck@ezweb.com.au
I have only just started researching my mother's family. Her father was
Ernest William Bannah born in 1912 in Eidsvold, Queensland, Australia. My
mother has been dead for many years but family legend had it that her
father's family came from Germany, had been interned during the war (not
sure which one or where) and had changed their name, possibly from Bannach.
I found a family tree on Rootsweb which shows a John Baumach (married to a
Margaret) whose son Franz (born about 1821 in Werbach) married Juliana
Margaret Spiner and came to Australia. On the family tree his name is shown
as Bannah. I believe that he is my great-great grandfather. This seems to be
the same family that Christelt@hotmail.com is looking for information about.
It did not make sense to me that the family would have changed their name
from Baumach to Bannah. Baunach to Bannah seems much more likely and I think
the person who submitted the family tree to Rootsweb may have made an error.
I would be ! very interested in finding out any information about my
ancestors as I know nothing about my mother's family.
Thank you for your website.
Nell Schemioneck Brisbane, Australia
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2004
From Dr. Stephan Baunach, Germany
(I think)
stephanbaunach@gmx.de
Hi, my name is Dr. Stephan Baunach
and I am very surprised and pleased about the work you have done to find out
the roots of the world wide spread Baunach-family. My
grand-grand-grand-father comes from a tiny village called kirchschoenbach -
you need a very precise map of Germany to find this place. The story in our
family is that in WW II one of my grandfathers uncles was a prisoner of war
in a camp in the US. He was sick and remembered releatives in Cincinnati,
Ohio and he got into contact with this family and got help. But this
connection broke down over the years because of the language my ancestors
here did not understand. Years ago I found a very old picture of the man who
moved to the states (when?) showing him and his wife. This picture was taken
in Cincinnati Ohio. My question is - does anybody know the connection
between Kirchschoenbach/Germany or has heard about the story I wrote here? I
am looking forward for your answers. stephanbaunach@gmx.de
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| 12/2/2004
From Michael Baunach, Pennington, NJ
Hello! My name is Michael Baunach. I am 26 and I live in Pennington, NJ
which is 15 minutes southwest of Princeton, NJ. My father's family
occupation has been carpentry for the last 60 years, started by my
grandfather Charles F. Baunach, Sr., in Princeton in 1937 and continued by
my uncle Charles Baunach, Jr., (now retired, never married, no children) and
my father Gerald Baunach (I am his only son). Our family business is revered
in Mercer County New Jersey area as having the best craftsmanship and
highest quality work. My grandfather has just recently passed away at the
age of 96. My grandmother, Bertha Hedgepeth Baunach, is now 95 (Her family
is from the Virginia and North Carolina area). With the understanding that I
am the last of our family line on the East Coast, I have been quite
interested in completing a family tree or obtaining any information about my
family. To my family's knowledge, our last name was originally "Von Baunach"
and has something to do with a town in Germany called "Baunach." Our name
was shortened when my great-great or just great grandfather came to America.
(I am in the process of obtaining his name and that information) All of my
grandfather's personal information and records are being found on a daily
basis and once I can review them I will have more information. Any help that
you may be able to give would be greatly appreciated. Also, in our family,
we pronounce it "Bon-ick." Even though I took German for a few years and
know it is pronounced just how it is spelled, "Bow-knock." Anyone else have
different pronunciations?
Thank You!
Michael Baunach
24 East Welling Avenue
Pennington, NJ 08534
MichaelBaunach@aol.com
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| 12/22/2004
From Aubrey Bannah, Bribie Island, Queensland Australia
bk4ai@bigpond.com (new email addrwess as of 12/22/07)
Hi Dennis
Further to my email of 12/22/2004 which
you posted on your website, I am happy to say I have received many
contacts for information about Franz and Juliana Baunach who arrived in
Australia from Germany on the "Marbs" 26 Nov 1854
I now have a new email address, and wonder
if you would be kind enough to update my old email address and post my new
one on your website. It is
bk4ai@bigpond.com
Warmest greetings from Australia
Aubrey Bannah
Thank you to Aubrey Bannah
H i Dennis,
Greetings. my name is Aubrey Bannah, I live on Bribie Island, in Moreton
Bay, in the Pacific Ocean, east coast of Australia. I was delighted
to learn of your site...congratulations...its fantastic.
I have been researching the Baunach family history in Australia and
Germany for many years.
my German ancestor and Great Grandfather, FRANZ BAUNACH [known In
Australia as Frank Bannah] was born sixth Jan 1821 in Limbachshof,
Kleinrinderfeld, Germany. Franz married Juliana Caroli Spinner, 10 Jan
1850 at Werbach.
Copies of my "BANNAH/BAUNACH/RIES FAMILY ANCESTRY" research is
listed with the Genealogical Society of Queensland, Inc, also the John
Oxley Library, Queensland, and the State Library of Queensland.
Franz and Juliana migrated from Germany 26 Nov 1854 on the ship "Marbs"
with 280 other people. but only 236 arrived in moreton bay Australia on
22 March 1855, after a long,very rough, stormy trip. Typhus, cholera and
measles plagued those on board the crowded ship up until the last 12 days
of the voyage. 20% of those on board died, 28 of these were
children...including Franz and Juliana child Paulina born 24 Aug 1854
Werbach.
Soon after their arrival in Brisbane Franz and Juliana were employed at a
281 square mile sheep station, Booubyjan station, in the south burnett
area of Queensland, where Franz worked as a shepherd. After working 16
yeays there, he moved to Eidsvold station. He died there on 27 july 1880
Franz and juliana had 8 children in Australia, including my father,
PETER,who married Delia agnes McGrath.
Franz Baunach was my great Grandfather. I am aware of more than 106
decendents in Australia of Franz Baunach. My email is
bk4ai@bigpond.com or P.O. Box 474
Bribie Island, Australia 4507.
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2/19/2005
From Roger Horstman, California, USA
Roger1psi@aol.com
Mr.
Baunach,
I found your Baunach web side very interesting and helpful. Thank you.
I have a
bit of information for you also. My GG Grandmothers maiden name was
Kunigunda Baunach b. 1 Aug 1823 in Helmstadt, Germany, d. 11 Nov 1898. This
is the same town and area that Claus Mueller
mentioned in his letter to you. She married Dominick A. Endres b. 24 Mar
1820 in Roden, Baveria. d. 11 Jul 1890. Their marriage took place 10 Oct
1848 in Germany. The family came to the US and is documented as follows.
Sailed from Hamburg on the ship Teutonia arriving in New York 14 June 1866
at the age of 46. This is from Germans to America vol.18 pg.12. He came with
wife, Kunigunde 43, Daughter Kunigunde 16, Damini 14, Franz 7, Willibald 6,
and Friedr. 4.
The family
settled in Chatsworth, IL, USA. Dominick is buried at Chatsworth IL Catholic
Cemetery. Kunigunda is buried at Danbury, St. Patrick's Cemetery, Woodbury
Co. IA. I have attached a picture of her headstone.
I do have
additional information on some of their decendents. I have not been able to
find any other information on Kunigunda Baunach's ancestors in Helmstadt. I
do have more information on the Endres family in Roden which is very close
to Helmstadt. Any information would be appreciated.
You are
welcome to post this E-mail.
Thank you,
Roger
Horstman
No.
California, USA
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| 7/23/2005
From
Phillip Baunach, Stanfield Oregon, USA
pbaunach@hotmail.com
Hi my Name is Phillip Baunach. I live in Stanfield Oregon.
My father(Eric Baunach),Grandmother(Theresia Baunach) and
Grandfather(Karl Baunach)Came to America from Germany in1956. My Grandfather
was born in Werbach an der Tauber in 1898. His Father's name was Sebastian
Baunach. To my understanding My Grandpa had several brothers who also lived
in Werbach, which is south of Wurzberg. I know my Grandpa moved from Werbach
to Dusseldorf around 1952 and then to Boring Oregon in 1956. My Grandpa also
had a son named Erich who died in a U-boat during World War II before my
father Erich Sebastian Baunach was born in 1947. That is all my dad or I
know of our family back ground.
If you have any info or if you know anything that could help in finding
out more about my family history I would love to hear from you.
Thank You, Phillip John Baunach
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9/29/2005
From Luke Baunack, Fairview, North Carolina, USA
thundertank79@yahoo.com or Teacup16@bellsouth.net
Hi, my name is Luke Baunack. I live in Fairview, North Carolina.
My great grandfather came to America from Germany in the mid to late
1800's. His last name was originally Baunach. He was born in Germany. He
then moved to Florida and then to Michagan. When he moved to the U.S. he
changed his name to Baunack. My grandfather, Herman Baunack, who was on the
U.S.S. Missouri in World War II, was a gunner. He then had my father Bill
Baunack in 1956. So if you could please help me out with more info I would
love to have it.
Thankyou,
Luke Baunack update
12/22/2007:
Hi, My name is Luke Baunack, I have an update on my family... My
great-grandfather, Hermann Baunach, immigrated to the U.S. with my
grandfather, Herman Baunack, around the 1930's... My great uncle passed away
in WWII in Hitler's army. My great grandfather fought in WW1 for the Deutsch
side then in WWII with my grandfather in the U.S military. Hermann's brother
had a daughter, Frieda Baunach, who married. They still live in Germany but
I don't know their current residency or if they had any other children. My
Great grandfather, Hermann, died in the late 1980's. He lived in Dowich,
Michigan at the time. I also have family in Alabama. I believe my family
deported out of Bremen, Deutschland. If anybody has any information please
contact me at
Thundertank79@yahoo.com.
Thankyou, ~
Luke Baunack
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02/26/2006
From Carol Bacon
Kunegunda married Henry Diimig lived in Chatsworth
Illinois where Joseph Diimig was born who married Gertrude Smith and one
of their children was Loretta Diimig, my mother.
the name in Roden was Dumig.
I am greatly interested in finding more information about
family members. this has been a five year labor of love. recently I had a
German genealogist do research back to 1600's for me. Now looking for
other Dumig's who came to America as I have the Diimig's, Dimig's pretty
well under control.
If you have any interest in sharing information, please
contact me. I live in Illinois but email works just great.
Carol Bacon
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02/28/2006 (the
following two emails were sent to me from Wilmar Bannach a couple of
days apart using what looks like a translation program )
From Wilmar Bannach wilmar@ekoban.com.br
I am looking to referring information family BANNACH, to know the origin
and ancestry you gave the oldest last name than I found consists James
Bannach born in 1767 - Garvock, Kincardine, Scotlande and also on Valentim
Bannach lode of Dantzig, that in (1871), was na Prussia, currently Gdansk,
na Polonia, were married Sofia Notzko. Children, Lenora, Valentim Jr,
Octavio and Ernesto Bannach.. He would like to find this track, my
Great-grandfather called Francisco Bannach, my grandfather Estanislau
Bannach and my father, Bannach Bernardo. I thank any information Wilmar
Bannach wilmar@ekoban.com.br
......................................................
Mr. Baunach,
Hello! I am Wilmar Bannach and live on Brazil and am looking to referring
information family BANNACH, to know the origin and ancestry you gave the
oldest last name than I found consists James Bannach been born in 1767 -
Garvock, Kincardine, Scotlande and also on Valentim Bannach lode of Dantzig,
that in (1871), was on Prussia, currently Gdansk, on Polonia, On Brazil,
were married Sofia Notzko. Children, Lenora, Valentim Jr, Octavio and
Ernesto Bannach.. He would like to find this track, my Great-grandfather
called Francisco Bannach, my grandfather Estanislau Bannach and my father,
Bannach. Bernardo. Note I have a community in the Orkut, on my family.: http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=923306
Thank you
Wilmar Bannach
E-mail.: wilmar@ekoban.com.br |
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04/29/2006 From Houria Bounouch (Moroccan
origin but i live in Belgium)
hello,
it is by mere chance that I have decouvert your site and especially as I
saw that some people in this world have the same surname that me ,I am
called houria Bounouch, I am Moroccan origin but i live in Belgium, and what
has much surpris me it's: in my family our name is written BOUNOUCH or
BAUNOUCH and BOUNACH too. I do not believe that I have a blood tie with you,
but which knows :-)!?? greeting (sorry for my spelling mistakes)
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05/26/2006 From Carolyn Crocker, living in
Australia cwcarolync@qld.chariot.net.au
Hi Dennis,
Before I do anything else, my details as follows, my name is Carolyn
Crocker, email addy is cwcarolync@qld.chariot.net.au snail mail is P.O. Box
79, South Johnstone., Qld. Aust. 4859.I'm not actually a Baunach desc, my Deuffels were on the Marbs 1855 to
Ozz, with Franz & Julie Baunach, shown as Baumach on the archives. Also on
board was Anton Baunach, online archives have him as PANNACHS.I don't know if Anton & Franz were related, I suspect they were a least
cousins.When Anton got to Ozz he apparently went to Condamine in Qld, which is
where my orphaned Deuffel kids also headed, possibly in each others company.From other postings it sounds like Franz also headed in the same
direction.Anton m. Wilhelmina Grambauer /(bower).... it seems Wilhelmina was the
nurse at my A. Lily Deuffel's birth & the sis in law of my A. Margaret (or
Mary) Grambower (nee Brown).It's a bit of a soap opera, to say the least ! I have copied & pasted
Chris, Aubrey, & Nells addies & will write privately to them.
Thanks for the site Dennis.
Cheers Carolyn |
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10/01/2006 From Julianna Baunach
X0JujU0xoo@aol.com
Hi, I saw this web site and thought you should know that
Arnold Baunach is my grandfather. And incase you wanted to but it in
your web site that His wife's name is Walene Baunach. Well if you
wanted to know that there you go, and they also had 4 kids 3 boys and one
girl. Well if you wanted any more information you can reply and I would be
happy to answer any question you might have about Arnold Baunach.
Thank you for your time
-Julianna Baunach |
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1/08/07
From Julie Baunach Queensland Australia
juls.rielle@bigpond.com.au
Hi,
I have just recently found your website and was wondering if you have any
info on the Australian Baunach's that came out here to Queensland in
Novomber, 1854. He was Anton Baunach born 12/1/1824 only son of Joseph and
Anna Maria Baunach and brother of Maria Magdalena and was baptised in the
Catholic Church at Neubrunn on the 13th january, 1824 . As far as we know he
was a desendent of
Nikolaus Baunach born approx 1623.
Any information would be appreciated.
Kind Regards
Jullie Baunach
Queensland
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can also email me if you choose at
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