Heinrich Bauer Family

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Cynthia Gabbard

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06/02/2007

Heinrich Bauer Family

The Heinrich Bauer and Maria Katharina Weinbender Family. Taken about 1910 in Russia. Some family members immigrated to US in 1913. Some were taken to Yugoslavia and never seen again.

Date & Place: 1910 in Russian Federation

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Cynthia Gabbard

I am researching my father's line of Gabbard, Gardner, Peters, Claxton, Floyd. The Gabbard line originally came from Germany. The family members that I know of have lived in Kentucky, Arkansas, Oklahoma and my direct line is from Washington state. My mother's line are German's from Russia and include the following surnames: Weinbender, Bauer, Badt, Resich, Hoffman. Some immigrated to US (Montana, Kansas, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, and New York), others to Canada, and others?? I would love to hear from anyone to compare information!

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