Johann Simon Brauburger was nineteen and Caroline Steinmetz was twenty-one when
they married on February 16, 1845 in Germany.
They immigrated to America in 1847.
The 1850 census revealed John was a farmer and their real estate value was $600.
They were living in Cochection, Sullivan County, New York. They were both born
in Germany. Household members: John Brambergan (25) and Caroline (26). John's
parents lived next door.
The 1860 census revealed they were both born in Hesse, Germany and all their
children were born in New York. Household members: John Banberger (34), Caroline
(37), George (8), Susannah (6), Margaret (4), Mary (2) and Henry (2/12). John's
parents lived four doors away.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $2000 and their personal
property value was $600. They were living in Delaware, Sullivan County, New
York. Household members: John Brandleyer (41), Caroline (44), Susan (15),
Margaret (13), Mary (12), Christian (10), Henry (6) and Anna (3).
The 1880 census revealed John and his parents were born in Bavaria, Germany and
Caroline and her parents were born in Prussia, Germany. Household members: John
Brauberger (54), Caroline (56), Henry (16) and Annie (13).
The 1880 Agriculture Census revealed John Brauberger was living in Delaware,
Sullivan County, New York. His farm value was $2000, Machinery value was $300,
Live stock value was $500, Production value was $500 and he owned two horses.
Sometime after the 1880 census, they moved to Wisconsin and their daughter, Anna
married there in 1888.
Their known children:
George Burger (b.1852)
Susanna Burger (b.1854)
Margaret Burger (b.1856)
Mary Burger (b.1858)
Christian Burger (b.1860)
Henry Burger (b.1864)
Anna Burger (Jacobsen)(b.1867 d.1948)
They had been married forty-four years when Caroline died in 1889.
The 1900 census revealed John Berger (74) was born in August 1825 in Germany,
immigrated in 1847 and was widowed. John was living in the National Home for
D.V.S. (Disabled Volunteer Soldiers) in Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Death record revealed John Branburger was born on April 4, 1826 in Germany and
married Caroline Stimmetz. John was a mason and died at age seventy-nine on June
1, 1905 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. His father was Simon
Branburger. Burial was in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
John lived to age 79.
∼JOHANN BRAUBURGER
(1826 - 1905)
Death Fri. in Milwaukee of 79-yr. old John B. Brauburger, a well-known resident of our city, in the residence of his son there.
The deceased, who came to America from Germany in 1847, had lived here for many years, but spent last year in the Milwaukee area.
In addition to his brother, the well-known shipbuilder Henry B. Burger, Sr., he is survived by 3 sons — Geo. B. Burger and Henry Burger, Jr., here, and Christ. Burger in Milwaukee, as well as 4 daughters —Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. H. Hartmann here, and Mrs. Moose and Mrs. Kochwert in New York. A sister, Mrs. Wolfe of Seattle, Washington, was here on a visit. His wife preceded him in death 15 yrs. ago.
The casket was brought here and laid to rest in the city cemetery on Mon. afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, Manitowoc, Wis., 08 June 1905
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they married on February 16, 1845 in Germany.
They immigrated to America in 1847.
The 1850 census revealed John was a farmer and their real estate value was $600.
They were living in Cochection, Sullivan County, New York. They were both born
in Germany. Household members: John Brambergan (25) and Caroline (26). John's
parents lived next door.
The 1860 census revealed they were both born in Hesse, Germany and all their
children were born in New York. Household members: John Banberger (34), Caroline
(37), George (8), Susannah (6), Margaret (4), Mary (2) and Henry (2/12). John's
parents lived four doors away.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $2000 and their personal
property value was $600. They were living in Delaware, Sullivan County, New
York. Household members: John Brandleyer (41), Caroline (44), Susan (15),
Margaret (13), Mary (12), Christian (10), Henry (6) and Anna (3).
The 1880 census revealed John and his parents were born in Bavaria, Germany and
Caroline and her parents were born in Prussia, Germany. Household members: John
Brauberger (54), Caroline (56), Henry (16) and Annie (13).
The 1880 Agriculture Census revealed John Brauberger was living in Delaware,
Sullivan County, New York. His farm value was $2000, Machinery value was $300,
Live stock value was $500, Production value was $500 and he owned two horses.
Sometime after the 1880 census, they moved to Wisconsin and their daughter, Anna
married there in 1888.
Their known children:
George Burger (b.1852)
Susanna Burger (b.1854)
Margaret Burger (b.1856)
Mary Burger (b.1858)
Christian Burger (b.1860)
Henry Burger (b.1864)
Anna Burger (Jacobsen)(b.1867 d.1948)
They had been married forty-four years when Caroline died in 1889.
The 1900 census revealed John Berger (74) was born in August 1825 in Germany,
immigrated in 1847 and was widowed. John was living in the National Home for
D.V.S. (Disabled Volunteer Soldiers) in Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Death record revealed John Branburger was born on April 4, 1826 in Germany and
married Caroline Stimmetz. John was a mason and died at age seventy-nine on June
1, 1905 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. His father was Simon
Branburger. Burial was in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
John lived to age 79.
∼JOHANN BRAUBURGER
(1826 - 1905)
Death Fri. in Milwaukee of 79-yr. old John B. Brauburger, a well-known resident of our city, in the residence of his son there.
The deceased, who came to America from Germany in 1847, had lived here for many years, but spent last year in the Milwaukee area.
In addition to his brother, the well-known shipbuilder Henry B. Burger, Sr., he is survived by 3 sons — Geo. B. Burger and Henry Burger, Jr., here, and Christ. Burger in Milwaukee, as well as 4 daughters —Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. H. Hartmann here, and Mrs. Moose and Mrs. Kochwert in New York. A sister, Mrs. Wolfe of Seattle, Washington, was here on a visit. His wife preceded him in death 15 yrs. ago.
The casket was brought here and laid to rest in the city cemetery on Mon. afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, Manitowoc, Wis., 08 June 1905
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Johann Simon Brauburger was nineteen and Caroline Steinmetz was twenty-one when
they married on February 16, 1845 in Germany.
They immigrated to America in 1847.
The 1850 census revealed John was a farmer and their real estate value was $600.
They were living in Cochection, Sullivan County, New York. They were both born
in Germany. Household members: John Brambergan (25) and Caroline (26). John's
parents lived next door.
The 1860 census revealed they were both born in Hesse, Germany and all their
children were born in New York. Household members: John Banberger (34), Caroline
(37), George (8), Susannah (6), Margaret (4), Mary (2) and Henry (2/12). John's
parents lived four doors away.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $2000 and their personal
property value was $600. They were living in Delaware, Sullivan County, New
York. Household members: John Brandleyer (41), Caroline (44), Susan (15),
Margaret (13), Mary (12), Christian (10), Henry (6) and Anna (3).
The 1880 census revealed John and his parents were born in Bavaria, Germany and
Caroline and her parents were born in Prussia, Germany. Household members: John
Brauberger (54), Caroline (56), Henry (16) and Annie (13).
The 1880 Agriculture Census revealed John Brauberger was living in Delaware,
Sullivan County, New York. His farm value was $2000, Machinery value was $300,
Live stock value was $500, Production value was $500 and he owned two horses.
Sometime after the 1880 census, they moved to Wisconsin and their daughter, Anna
married there in 1888.
Their known children:
George Burger (b.1852)
Susanna Burger (b.1854)
Margaret Burger (b.1856)
Mary Burger (b.1858)
Christian Burger (b.1860)
Henry Burger (b.1864)
Anna Burger (Jacobsen)(b.1867 d.1948)
They had been married forty-four years when Caroline died in 1889.
The 1900 census revealed John Berger (74) was born in August 1825 in Germany,
immigrated in 1847 and was widowed. John was living in the National Home for
D.V.S. (Disabled Volunteer Soldiers) in Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Death record revealed John Branburger was born on April 4, 1826 in Germany and
married Caroline Stimmetz. John was a mason and died at age seventy-nine on June
1, 1905 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. His father was Simon
Branburger. Burial was in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
John lived to age 79.
∼JOHANN BRAUBURGER
(1826 - 1905)
Death Fri. in Milwaukee of 79-yr. old John B. Brauburger, a well-known resident of our city, in the residence of his son there.
The deceased, who came to America from Germany in 1847, had lived here for many years, but spent last year in the Milwaukee area.
In addition to his brother, the well-known shipbuilder Henry B. Burger, Sr., he is survived by 3 sons — Geo. B. Burger and Henry Burger, Jr., here, and Christ. Burger in Milwaukee, as well as 4 daughters —Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. H. Hartmann here, and Mrs. Moose and Mrs. Kochwert in New York. A sister, Mrs. Wolfe of Seattle, Washington, was here on a visit. His wife preceded him in death 15 yrs. ago.
The casket was brought here and laid to rest in the city cemetery on Mon. afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, Manitowoc, Wis., 08 June 1905
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they married on February 16, 1845 in Germany.
They immigrated to America in 1847.
The 1850 census revealed John was a farmer and their real estate value was $600.
They were living in Cochection, Sullivan County, New York. They were both born
in Germany. Household members: John Brambergan (25) and Caroline (26). John's
parents lived next door.
The 1860 census revealed they were both born in Hesse, Germany and all their
children were born in New York. Household members: John Banberger (34), Caroline
(37), George (8), Susannah (6), Margaret (4), Mary (2) and Henry (2/12). John's
parents lived four doors away.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $2000 and their personal
property value was $600. They were living in Delaware, Sullivan County, New
York. Household members: John Brandleyer (41), Caroline (44), Susan (15),
Margaret (13), Mary (12), Christian (10), Henry (6) and Anna (3).
The 1880 census revealed John and his parents were born in Bavaria, Germany and
Caroline and her parents were born in Prussia, Germany. Household members: John
Brauberger (54), Caroline (56), Henry (16) and Annie (13).
The 1880 Agriculture Census revealed John Brauberger was living in Delaware,
Sullivan County, New York. His farm value was $2000, Machinery value was $300,
Live stock value was $500, Production value was $500 and he owned two horses.
Sometime after the 1880 census, they moved to Wisconsin and their daughter, Anna
married there in 1888.
Their known children:
George Burger (b.1852)
Susanna Burger (b.1854)
Margaret Burger (b.1856)
Mary Burger (b.1858)
Christian Burger (b.1860)
Henry Burger (b.1864)
Anna Burger (Jacobsen)(b.1867 d.1948)
They had been married forty-four years when Caroline died in 1889.
The 1900 census revealed John Berger (74) was born in August 1825 in Germany,
immigrated in 1847 and was widowed. John was living in the National Home for
D.V.S. (Disabled Volunteer Soldiers) in Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Death record revealed John Branburger was born on April 4, 1826 in Germany and
married Caroline Stimmetz. John was a mason and died at age seventy-nine on June
1, 1905 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. His father was Simon
Branburger. Burial was in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
John lived to age 79.
∼JOHANN BRAUBURGER
(1826 - 1905)
Death Fri. in Milwaukee of 79-yr. old John B. Brauburger, a well-known resident of our city, in the residence of his son there.
The deceased, who came to America from Germany in 1847, had lived here for many years, but spent last year in the Milwaukee area.
In addition to his brother, the well-known shipbuilder Henry B. Burger, Sr., he is survived by 3 sons — Geo. B. Burger and Henry Burger, Jr., here, and Christ. Burger in Milwaukee, as well as 4 daughters —Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. H. Hartmann here, and Mrs. Moose and Mrs. Kochwert in New York. A sister, Mrs. Wolfe of Seattle, Washington, was here on a visit. His wife preceded him in death 15 yrs. ago.
The casket was brought here and laid to rest in the city cemetery on Mon. afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, Manitowoc, Wis., 08 June 1905
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