Charles Henry Hauck was born February 4, 1877 at Brigham City, Box Elder, Utah. He was the son of Peter Hauck and Deseret Burbank. On 4 November 1900, Charles married Priscilla Jane Lindsay at Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming. She was born 6 August 1880, at Bennington, Bear Lake, Idaho, daughter of David Ephraim Lindsay and Charlotte Ann Dunn. Nine children were born of this union. Charles Henry died 11 July 1972 and Priscilla died 2 June 1974, both died...

The descendants of Martin Egle, whose ancestors lived in Switzerland by the name of Egli. Many of his ancestors were Mennonites and probably emigrated to Germany to escape religious persecution, where they changed the name to Egle. Christian Egle (1822-1892), whose ancestors lived in Monsheim, Lerchenhof, Wimsheim, Heimsheim and Schloss Obermonsheim, Württemberg, settled in Riet near Vaihingen, also in Württemberg, Germany. He and his wife, Maria...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Longenecker (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from Austria, Germany, Sweden, and Switzerland. Some were Anabaptists, Mennonites, and members of the Church of the Brethren. Many came from the Langnau area near Langenegg, in Emmental, Caton Bern, Switzerland. It is possible earlier ancestors came from Lake Contance area, which includes Austria, Germany, Italy, and...

Christian Koepsell was born in 1798 in Zitmar, Pomerania. His parents were Joachim Koepsell and Elisabeth Gauger. He married Anna Sophia Matter (1804-1845), daughter of Hans Matter and Engel Dumstrey, in 1825 in Fritzow, Pomerania. They had eleven children. He emigrated in 1846 and settled in Wisconsin.

Jacob Stŭtzman (d.1773/1775) came to land in Lancaster (later York) County, Pennsylvania between 1742 and 1754, moved to land in Frederick County, Maryland before 1761, and died in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Descendants lived in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and elsewhere.

Newsletter for the collection and interchange of genealogical data and family history about Stover individuals and families within the United States. Includes announcements and reports of various reunions of the Stover Family Association, with latest headquarters at Lenexa, Kansas. Also includes transcripts and extracts from local, county, state and federal sources (vital records, census, etc.).

John Ulrich Magli (1826-1905) and his wife Anna Marie Gabi (1830-1907) were both born in Switzerland and married in 1849. They immigrated to the United States in 1851 and first lived in Ohio and Indiana before their settlement in Franklin Township, Sauk Co., Wisconsin. John served a nine month term with the Union Army in the Civil War. John, Anna and several of their children are buried in Sauk Co., Wisconsin. Descendants lived primarily in Wisconsin,...