Gentner Family Tree, page 0

Gentner Family Tree, page 0

Andreas Amann (1790-1864) [1]

Main source :533,p9

male
Born 27 Feb 1790 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Johann Georg Amann (1751-1815) [5540]
Mother: Maria Anna Stephen {Amann} (1756-1803) [5541]

Occupation: blacksmith :527,p39

16 Jan 1816 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany; Witnesses: Johannes Amann & Johannes Vögele :527,p39
Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Children:: Katharina Elisabeth Amann {Oßwald} (1816-1875) [7307]; Jacob Amann (1819-1819) [152]; Franziska Amann {Oßwald} (1820-D) [8504]; Anton Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]; Georg Andreas Amann (1824-1901) [5625]; Magdalena Amann {Klinger} (1827-1871) [8506]; Eva Barbara Amann (1829-D) [8507]; Johann Franz Salesius Amann (1832-1905) [5615]; Maria Amann {Herzog} {Roth} (1834-1880) [8508]; Johanna Amann (1836-1836) [8509]; Helena Amann {Keller} (1838-1898) [8510]

Died 10 Aug 1864 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany

Maria Katharina Vögele {Amann} (1793-1862) [2]

Main source :533,p173

female
Born 19 Nov 1793 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Vincenz Vögele (1755-1814) [5542]
Mother: Maria Ursula Meyer {Vögele} (1759-1822) [5543]

16 Jan 1816 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany; Witnesses: Johannes Amann & Johannes Vögele :527,p39
Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Children:: Katharina Elisabeth Amann {Oßwald} (1816-1875) [7307]; Jacob Amann (1819-1819) [152]; Franziska Amann {Oßwald} (1820-D) [8504]; Anton Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]; Georg Andreas Amann (1824-1901) [5625]; Magdalena Amann {Klinger} (1827-1871) [8506]; Eva Barbara Amann (1829-D) [8507]; Johann Franz Salesius Amann (1832-1905) [5615]; Maria Amann {Herzog} {Roth} (1834-1880) [8508]; Johanna Amann (1836-1836) [8509]; Helena Amann {Keller} (1838-1898) [8510]

Died 22 Oct 1862 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany

Alternate death date 22 Oct 1861 :533,p9

Anton “Anthony” Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]

Main source :2

male
Born 26 Jun 1822 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :521,p137
Father: Andreas Amann (1790-1864) [1]
Mother: Maria Katharina Vögele {Amann} (1793-1862) [2]
Baptized 26 Jun 1822 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :521,p137

Occupation: farmer :2 :524,p244 :1909,p219: laborer :1910,p39
Residence: near Plato, Cattaraugus county, New York (small farm): near Springville, Erie county, New York (small farm); Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan
Emigrated 1873 to United States :918

9 Sep 1847 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :528,p99; Witnesses: Joseph Seider & Peter Oßwald :528,p99
Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Children:: Sophia Amann {Gentner} (1846-1925) [5]; Elizabeth Amann {Stegmiller} (1850-1942) [6]; Lena Amann {Mahl} (1851-1899) [7]; Peter Amann (1853-1931) [8]; Karl Amann (1855-1856) [5573]; Theresa Amann {Binder} (1857-1892) [9]; Karl “Charles” Amann (1858-1905) [10]; Johann “John” Amann (1860-1917) [11]; Frederick Amann (1861-1942) [12]; Franziska Amann (1863-1863) [5574]; Franziska “Frances” Amann {Fitzgerald} (1864-1932) [13]; Rosa Amann (1865-1865) [5575]; Katharina Amann (1869-1869) [5576]
After the death of Margaret, the family left for America, where Elizabeth had already emigrated. :533,p299 :42 :1909,p117
Anton and his children Lina, Peter, Therese, Karl, Johann, Frederick and Franziska arrived in New York City on the ship Manhattan on 22 Apr 1873. :918

30 Apr 1877 in Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan (Justice of the Peace); Witnesses: Michael Wendulich & Joseph Stackmiller
Residence: Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan

12 Sep 1884 in Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan; Witnesses: August and Wilhelmine Lubahn
Residence: Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan

Died about 1892 :1906 :1907

Anton and his family received permission to emigrate from the civil and military authorities in 1873. :2547
The 1874-5 Cattaraugus county directory lists Anton Amenn on a 50 acre farm in Ashford, NY. :110
He is listed in the Jackson, Michigan city directories for 1878, 1881, 1884, and 1890, but not for 1894, suggesting that he died between 1890 and 1894. :1906 :1907

A portrait of this person is available in the Photo Gallery.

Marigrätha Seider {Amann} (1827-1869) [4]

Main source :521,p181 (source for name :928)

female
Born 22 Feb 1827 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Johann Seider (1800-1866) [355]
Mother: Maria Theresa Rolle {Seider} (1798-1859) [356]
Baptized 22 Feb 1827 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Godparents: Margretha Machauer

9 Sep 1847 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :528,p99; Witnesses: Joseph Seider & Peter Oßwald :528,p99
Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Children:: Sophia Amann {Gentner} (1846-1925) [5]; Elizabeth Amann {Stegmiller} (1850-1942) [6]; Lena Amann {Mahl} (1851-1899) [7]; Peter Amann (1853-1931) [8]; Karl Amann (1855-1856) [5573]; Theresa Amann {Binder} (1857-1892) [9]; Karl “Charles” Amann (1858-1905) [10]; Johann “John” Amann (1860-1917) [11]; Frederick Amann (1861-1942) [12]; Franziska Amann (1863-1863) [5574]; Franziska “Frances” Amann {Fitzgerald} (1864-1932) [13]; Rosa Amann (1865-1865) [5575]; Katharina Amann (1869-1869) [5576]
After the death of Margaret, the family left for America, where Elizabeth had already emigrated. :533,p299 :42 :1909,p117
Anton and his children Lina, Peter, Therese, Karl, Johann, Frederick and Franziska arrived in New York City on the ship Manhattan on 22 Apr 1873. :918

Died 2 Apr 1869 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Buried in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany

Her name is also spelled Margareth.

Sophia Amann {Gentner} (1846-1925) [5]

Main source :523,p99

female
Born 2 Nov 1846 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Anton Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]
Mother: Marigrätha Seider {Amann} (1827-1869) [4]
Baptized 3 Nov 1846 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Godparents: Elisabetha Seider

Emigrated 1873 to United States :918

1 Oct 1868 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :533,p299
Residence: Springville, Erie county, New York :560
Children:: Lorenz Gentner (1865-1866) [17]; Albina B. Gentner {Sister Michael} (1867-1906) [18]; Maria Kleophä “Mary” Gentner {Benz} (1870-1954) [19]; Emma Gentner (1872-1873) [20]; William P. Gentner (1874-1964) [21]; Carl Christian John Gentner (1876-1958) [22]; Theresa Gentner {Weis} (1878-1904) [23]; Emma Barbara Gentner {Smith} (1880-1907) [24]; John Joseph Gentner (1882-1979) [25]; Rose Bertha Gentner {Lechner} (1884-1938) [26]; Frank Clemens Gentner (1885-1986) [27]
Karl, Sophia, and their children Albina, Maria and Emma arrived in New York City on the ship Manhattan on 22 Apr 1873. :918
They had a farm near Springville, on the west side of Kern Road about halfway between Genessee and Concord Roads. :990

Died 30 May 1925 in Springville, Erie county, New York :479: of chronic myocarditis :479
Buried in St. Aloysius cemetery, Springville, Erie county, New York :143

A portrait of this person is available in the Photo Gallery.

Elizabeth Amann {Stegmiller} (1850-1942) [6]

Main source :2

female
Born 1 Jan 1850 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Anton Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]
Mother: Marigrätha Seider {Amann} (1827-1869) [4]

Occupation: keeping house :1025
Emigrated about 1871 to United States :633

22 Jan 1872 in Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan (St. John church) :1909,p117 :1924; Witnesses: John A. Miller and Teresa Otler :1909,p117
Residence: Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan :1025 :633
Children:: John Stegmiller (est. 1875-about 1875) [154]; Marie T. Stegmiller (1877-1896) [155]; John J. Stegmiller (1879-1912) [156]; Joseph J. Stegmiller (1884-1963) [157]

Died 14 Feb 1942 in Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan

A Jackson newspaper article in 1940 said she had 5 children. :633

Lena Amann {Mahl} (1851-1899) [7]

Main source :533,p299 (source for name :2937,p22 :2)

female
Born 7 Apr 1851 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Anton Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]
Mother: Marigrätha Seider {Amann} (1827-1869) [4]

Occupation: keeping house :2937,p22
Emigrated 1873 to United States :918

24 Aug 1873 in St. Aloysius RC church, Springville, Erie county, New York :560,p31; Witnesses: John Schindler & Anna Maria Mahl :560
Residence: Canada Hill, New York: West Valley, Cattaraugus county, New York :557; Ashford twp, Cattaraugus county, New York (1880) :2937,p22
Children:: Karl M. “Charles” Mahl (1874-1910) [159]; Louise Sophia Mahl {Salzler} (1876-1955) [160]; Frances Mary Mahl {Wineford} (1879-1935) [161]; Mary Magdalena Mahl {Scharf} (1896-1957) [162]
They were members of the Catholic church in West Valley, NY.

Died 25 Sep 1899 in Springville, Erie county, New York :190 :2: of stroke or heart failure :2 :1475,p10
Buried in St. Aloysius cemetery, Springville, Erie county, New York :491

In her marriage record, her given name is Carolinam (Caroline?). Her granddaughter said that her given name was Magdalena. :560,p31 :1373

Peter Amann (1853-1931) [8]

Main source :533,p299

male
Born 28 Jul 1853 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Anton Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]
Mother: Marigrätha Seider {Amann} (1827-1869) [4]

Occupation: cheesemaker :2: farm laborer and stone mason :43 :41
Emigrated 1873 to United States

26 Feb 1878 in St. John the Baptist RC church, Boston, Erie county, New York; Witnesses: Joannes Wurtz & Mathias Koehn
Residence: Yorkshire, Erie county, New York (1880) :43: Battle Creek, Calhoun county, Michigan :41
Children:: Charlotte Julia “Lottie” Amann {Ingram} (1879-1934) [1000]; Mary Albina “Mayme” Amann {Bogett} (1880-1977) [1001]; John Amann (1882-1952) [1002]; Frederick Peter Amann (1885-1957) [1003]; Charles Jacob Amann (1888-1927) [1004]; Lillian Theresa Amann (1893-1934) [1005]

Died 1931 in Battle Creek, Calhoun county, Michigan :2

Theresa Amann {Binder} (1857-1892) [9]

Main source :533,p299 (source for name :2)

female
Born 14 Feb 1857 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Anton Amann (1822-about 1892) [3]
Mother: Marigrätha Seider {Amann} (1827-1869) [4]

Occupation: midwife :1904,p12 :1905,p54: keeping house :1026
Residence: Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan (1881,1884) :1904,p12
Emigrated 1873 to United States

1 Nov 1877 in Jackson, Jackson county, Michigan (Justice of the Peace) :1909,p234; Witnesses: Joseph Stackmiller and Austin (probably Anton) Aman :1909,p234
Residence: Battle Creek, Calhoun county, Michigan (1880) :1026
Children:: Charles R. Binder (1878-1956) [164]; John R. Binder (1879-1934) [165]; Lillie Caroline Binder {MacKemmie} (1881-1959) [166]; Robert Binder (1886-1893) [167]

Died Sep 1892 in Battle Creek, Calhoun county, Michigan :811 :2

Prepared by Don Gentner - Fri, Apr 11, 2003