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Main source :533,p142 (source for name :566 :135)
male
Born 28 Mar 1819 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Sebastian Sälzler (1780-1844) [2607]
Mother: Magdalena Gutting {Sälzler} (1783-1853) [2608]
- Occupation: farmer :135 :2935,p14
- Emigrated 1873 to United States :987
Married Theresia “Hattie” Zimmermann {Sälzler} (1821-1893) [2601] :135
- 30 May 1843 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :533,p142
- Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :533,p142
- Concord township, Erie county, New York :2935,p14
- Children:
- Martin Sälzler (1843-1911) [2602]
- Magdalena “Lana” Sälzler {Schumaker} (1846-1914) [2603]
- Sophia Sälzler (1849-1850) [10909] :1159
- Petrus “Peter” Sälzler (1851-1936) [372]
- Heinrichus “Henry” Sälzler (1853-D) [2604]
- Leopold Sälzler (1854-1854) [10910]
- Klara Sälzler {Demuth} (1855-1938) [2605]
- Sophia Sälzler (1858-1858) [10913]
- Leopold Sälzler (1859-1859) [10914]
- Eugen Sälzler (1861-1861) [10911]
- Engelbert Sälzler (1861-D) [2606]
- Joseph Sälzler (1866-1866) [10912] :1159
- Crescentia Grace Sälzler {Sixt} (1866-1951) [1402]
- Vinzenz and Theresia along with their children Henry, Clara, Engelbert and Crescentia arrived in New York City on 30 Sep 1873 on the ship Steinmann sailing from Antwerp. :987
- Died 28 May 1897 in Springville, Erie county, New York :1475,p9
- of old age :1475,p9
- Buried in St. Aloysius cemetery, Springville, Erie county, New York :566
Vincenz was a tall stout man with a quick and hot temper. :135
Main source :533,p207 (source for name :2935,p14)
female
Born 21 Apr 1821 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Adam Zimmermann (1785-1860) [2609]
Mother: Maria Katharina Schönecker {Zimmermann} (1787-1835) [2610]
- Occupation: homemaker
- Emigrated 1873 to United States :987
Married Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600] :135
- 30 May 1843 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :533,p142
- Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :533,p142
- Concord township, Erie county, New York :2935,p14
- Children:
- Martin Sälzler (1843-1911) [2602]
- Magdalena “Lana” Sälzler {Schumaker} (1846-1914) [2603]
- Sophia Sälzler (1849-1850) [10909] :1159
- Petrus “Peter” Sälzler (1851-1936) [372]
- Heinrichus “Henry” Sälzler (1853-D) [2604]
- Leopold Sälzler (1854-1854) [10910]
- Klara Sälzler {Demuth} (1855-1938) [2605]
- Sophia Sälzler (1858-1858) [10913]
- Leopold Sälzler (1859-1859) [10914]
- Eugen Sälzler (1861-1861) [10911]
- Engelbert Sälzler (1861-D) [2606]
- Joseph Sälzler (1866-1866) [10912] :1159
- Crescentia Grace Sälzler {Sixt} (1866-1951) [1402]
- Vinzenz and Theresia along with their children Henry, Clara, Engelbert and Crescentia arrived in New York City on 30 Sep 1873 on the ship Steinmann sailing from Antwerp. :987
- Died 10 Nov 1893 :190
- of old age :190
- Buried in St. Aloysius cemetery, Springville, Erie county, New York :1475,p6
She was quiet, an excellent housekeeper and a wonderful cook, noted for her potato noodles, potato pancakes and dried apples.
Main source :135
male
Born 9 Dec 1843 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :522,p237
Father: Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600]
Mother: Theresia “Hattie” Zimmermann {Sälzler} (1821-1893) [2601]
Baptized in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :522,p237
- Occupation: farmer :2935,p24
- Emigrated 1873 to United States :987
Married Caroline Knebel {Salzler} (1845-1913) [2611]
- 28 Oct 1869 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :1159
- Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :1159
- Springville, Erie county, New York :557
- Concord township, Erie county, New York (1880) :2935,p24
- Children:
- Catherine “Kate” Salzler {Kaufmann} (1871-1938) [2619]
- Elisabeth Sälzler {Knebel} (1873-1925) [2618]
- Clara Salzler {Nason} (1874-1920) [2620]
- Joseph Henry Salzler (1875-1913) [2621]
- Mary Josepha Salzler {Jantz} (1876-1972) [2622]
- Theresia Salzler {Walter} (1878-1961) [2623]
- Mary Magdalene “Lena” Salzler {Burns} (1879-1959) [2624]
- Peter Salzler (1880-1889) [2625]
- Frank Carl J. Salzler (1882-1947) [2626]
- Anna Maria Salzler {Schroeder} (1886-1972) [2627]
- Martin and Caroline, along with their children Catherine and Elizabeth, arrived in New York City on 30 Sep 1873 on the ship Steinmann sailing from Antwerp. :987
- Died 28 Jan 1911 in Springville, Erie county, New York :1475,p17
- of heart trouble :1475,p17
- Buried in St. Aloysius cemetery, Springville, Erie county, New York :1475,p17
Main source :135,p27
female
Born 7 Oct 1846 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :1159
Father: Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600]
Mother: Theresia “Hattie” Zimmermann {Sälzler} (1821-1893) [2601]
- Occupation: keeping house :2935,p14
- Emigrated 1873 to United States :918
Married Heinrich “Henry” Schumaker (1846-1916) [2612]
- Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :524,p301
- Concord township, Erie county, New York (1880) :2935,p14
- Children:
- Andreas “Andrew” Schuhmacher (1869-1874) [9587]
- Teresa “Hattie” Schumacher {Schneider} (1873-1922) [9588]
- Camille Vincent Schumaker (1876-1968) [5297] :557,p46
- Henry, Magdalena, and their son Andrew arrived in New York City on the ship Manhattan on 22 Apr 1873. :918
- They may have had another child named Andrew, who died in infancy. :1815
- Died 16 Oct 1914 :1475,p19
- of liver hardening :1475,p19
- Buried in St. Aloysius cemetery, Springville, Erie county, New York :1101
Main source :135 (source for name :568,p48)
male
Born 1853 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :523,p312
Father: Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600]
Mother: Theresia “Hattie” Zimmermann {Sälzler} (1821-1893) [2601]
Baptized in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :523,p312
- Occupation: farmer :1
- Residence: Ashford, Cattaraugus county, New York (1879) :560
- Emigrated 1873 to United States :987
Married Maria Regina Kern {Salzler} (about 1858-D) [2613] :560,p5
- 6 Feb 1879 in St. Aloysius RC church, Springville, Erie county, New York
- Witnesses: Jacob & Maria Kern, Engelbert Selzler, Maria Maerz
- Residence: Concord township, Erie county, New York (1880 census) :1
- Children:
- Nicholas Salzler (1879-D) [2614]
- Died in Canada
Main source :135 (source for name :568,p48)
female
Born 11 Aug 1855 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :206,p348 :557,p58
Father: Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600]
Mother: Theresia “Hattie” Zimmermann {Sälzler} (1821-1893) [2601]
- Residence: Springville, Erie county, New York (1879) :560
- Emigrated 1873 to United States :987
Married John Demuth (1843-1918) [2615] :560,p6
- 1 Jul 1879 in St. Aloysius RC church, Springville, Erie county, New York
- Witnesses: Camille Hugo, John Haman, Sophia Reuter, Regina Derhorst
- Residence: Springville, Erie county, New York :206,p348
- They had 4 children.
- Children:
- John Demuth (1879-D) [6106]
- Henry E. Demuth (1881-D) [10739] :206,p348
- Died 1938
- Buried in St. Aloysius cemetery, Springville, Erie county, New York :1678
Main source :987
male
Born 18 May 1861 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :524,p78
Father: Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600] :135
Mother: Theresia “Hattie” Zimmermann {Sälzler} (1821-1893) [2601]
Baptized in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany :524,p78
- Residence: Springville, Erie county, New York (1883) :560
- Emigrated 1873 to United States
Married Anna Mary Kern {Salzler} (est. 1865-D) [2616] :560
- 6 Feb 1883 in St. Aloysius RC church, Springville, Erie county, New York
- Witnesses: Philipp Barden, Johannes Kern, Crencentia Saelzler, Lizzie Stritt
- They had 7 children.
- Children:
- Edward Henry Salzler (1883-D) [6123]
- Albert John Salzler (1885-D) [6128]
- Clara Salzler {Farrell} (1890-1967) [9789] :951,p94
- Otillia Agnes Salzler (1894-D) [9190] :667,p96
- Maria Theresia Salzler (1896-D) [9195] :667,p106
- Female (May be living) [6116]
Married Mary Gasper {Jureller} {Salzler} (1868-1936) [2617] :560,p69
- 18 Apr 1917 in St. Aloysius RC church, Springville, Erie county, New York
- Witnesses: Josephina Dongua & Christina Seider
- They had no children.
- Died
Eugen and Englebart were twins. :524,p78
Main source :533,p142
male
Born 19 Jan 1780 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Johann Simon Sälzler (1732-1814) [5769]
Mother: Margareth Knebel {Salzler} (1744-1803) [5770]
Married Magdalena Gutting {Sälzler} (1783-1853) [2608]
- 4 Sep 1804 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
- Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
- Children:
- Maria Eva Sälzler {Zug} (1805-D) [5706]
- Franziska Sälzler {Zöller} (1809-D) [7497]
- Eva Katherina Salzler {Hormuth} (1812-1880) [7498]
- Magdalena Salzler {Götz} (1814-D) [7499]
- Maria Sophia Salzler (1816-1858) [7500]
- Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600]
- Maria Elisabeth Salzler (1821-1825) [7501]
- Margareth Sälzler {Metzger} (1824-1862) [7502]
- Died 8 Jan 1844 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Main source :533,p142
female
Born 22 Jan 1783 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Johann Adam Gutting (1753-1796) [5771]
Mother: Katharina Roth (est. 1755-D) [10507]
Married Sebastian Sälzler (1780-1844) [2607]
- 4 Sep 1804 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
- Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
- Children:
- Maria Eva Sälzler {Zug} (1805-D) [5706]
- Franziska Sälzler {Zöller} (1809-D) [7497]
- Eva Katherina Salzler {Hormuth} (1812-1880) [7498]
- Magdalena Salzler {Götz} (1814-D) [7499]
- Maria Sophia Salzler (1816-1858) [7500]
- Vinzenz Sälzler (1819-1897) [2600]
- Maria Elisabeth Salzler (1821-1825) [7501]
- Margareth Sälzler {Metzger} (1824-1862) [7502]
- Died 6 Aug 1853 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Main source :533,p207
male
Born 15 Dec 1785 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
Father: Johann Christoph Zimmermann (1756-1818) [10957]
Mother: Regina Jëllich {Zimmermann} (1760-1808) [10956]
Married Maria Katharina Schönecker {Zimmermann} (1787-1835) [2610]
- 9 Jan 1809 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
- Residence: Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
- Children:
- Theresia “Hattie” Zimmermann {Sälzler} (1821-1893) [2601]
- Died 13 Jan 1860 in Wiesental, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany
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