John Bugner

Birth04 May 1810 - Klein-Winternheim, Mainz-Bingener Landkreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Death6 September 1886 - Evanston, Cook, Illinois, United States

MotherCatharina / Catharinae Katharina / Katarina Mezler

FatherJohann Bugner

Born in Klein-Winternheim, Mainz-Bingener Landkreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany on 04 May 1810 to Johann Bugner and Catharina / Catharinae Katharina / Katarina Mezler. John Bugner married Katherine Does and had 11 children. He passed away on 6 September 1886 in Evanston, Cook, Illinois, United States.

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Parents

Johann Bugner
1784 - 1849

Catharina / Catharinae Katharina / Katarina Mezler
1774 - 1837

Spouse(s)

Katherine Does
1820 - 1868

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Sebastian Bugner
1856 - 1936

Martin Bugner
1850 - 1891

Lorenz Bugner
1853 - 1927

Catherine (Kate) J. Bugner (Myers)
1854 - 1889

Eva Bugner
1851 - 1921

Fred Matthew Bugner
1860 - 1925

Jacob Bugner
1846 - 1921

Nicholas Bugner
1848 - 1849

Adam Bugner
1858 - 1926

Michael Bugner
1864 - 1864

Mary Bugner
1861 - 1861

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