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PASSENGER LIST
MARCH, 1883
There are several names of interest on
this list.
Butzer, Winkelbauer, Jungwirth, Spanbauer
and Kindermann
Name
Age Sex
Occupation
From
To
Matthias Butzer
35 m
worker
Bohemia Wisconsin
Maria Butzer
23
f
wife
Bohemia Wisconsin
Joseph Butzer
9
m
child
Bohemia Wisconsin
Aloisia Butzer
4
f
child
Bohemia Wisconsin
Is their name really spelled Butzer or did
they change it to Putzer in America? Is Maria's age correct or is it a
second marriage for Matthias? I doubt she had a child at age 12. If
this is who I think it is, Maria is Ignatz Kindermann's daughter. Thus
making her the first Kindermann to America from my family along with her
sister Aloisia below. And she is Matthias' second wife. Joseph is the son
of the first wife and Aloisia is Maria's daughter.
Carl
Winkelbauer 35
m
farmer
Bohemia Illinois
Aloisia Winkelbauer
35
f
wife
Bohemia Illinois
Anna
Winkelbauer
5
f
child
Bohemia
Maria
Winkelbauer 4
f
child
Bohemia Illinois
If their age is recorded wrong here and
they are really 45 years old, then they settled in Oshkosh. Maria shows up
on the 1900 census at the right age. Anna must have gotten married. Were
they talked into changing their destination by the Butzers?
Declaration of Intent for Carl Winkelbauer
from Winnebago County WI, 1855-1906
WINKELBAUER, Karl 7398
27 Mar 1884 Austria 1840 NY 26 Mar 1883
Franz
Jungwirth
28 m
worker
Bohemia Iowa
Joh(e)
Jungwirth
21
f
wife
Bohemia Iowa
Jacob
Jungwirth
9
m
son
Bohemia Iowa
If age is written wrong (transcription
error) for Johanna (6 years older, age 27) then it is possible that they
settled in Oshkosh. I doubt she had a child at age 12. Were they
also talked into Oshkosh by the Butzers? They appear on the 1900
census along with a daughter in law and three grand daughters.
Marriage record for Jacob (James):
Yungwirth, James Dowitch, Annie 19 Aug 1895 6 44 257
Laborer; Bohemia Bohemia Oshkosh
Yungwirth, Frank Dowitch, Frank Lewis Reichenberger
Yungwirth, Johanna Drexler, Maria Aloysia Yungwirth
They were traveling together and are
recorded together along with:
Josef Hasik
24
m
worker Bohemia
Illinois
Ludwig Deicht
19
m
worker Bohemia
Wisconsin
Declaration of Intention for Ludwig from Winnebago County,
WI 1855-1906
DICHTL,
Ludwig 7741 17 Oct
1884 Austria 1863 NY Apr 1883
The other group traveling together from
Bohemia is:
Lorenz
Spanbauer
33
m
worker
Bohemia Boston
Justine
Spanbauer
27 f
wife
Bohemia Boston
Aloisia
Kindermann
20
f
single
Bohemia Boston
Aloisia is Ignatz's daughter. Lorenz is the
brother of her future brother-in-law, Kilian Spanbauer. Kilian will marry
Aloisia's sister Albina Kindermann. Albina comes in 1884 with her parents
on the S.S.
Main.
There is a Lorenz Spanbauer in Oshkosh on
the 1900 census immigrating in 1883 with his wife Augustha? (Justine).
Maiden name Reischl per email Cliff Lueck, March
2002. They were also newly married in 1883. He
claims 1850 here but 1848 on the census and his declaration of
intention. I don't know why they would say Boston as their
destination.
Declaration of Intention for Lorenz
Spanbauer from Winnebago County, WI 1855-1906
SPANBAUER, Lorenz 7388
27 Mar 1884 Bohemia 1848 NY 26 Mar 1883 |