Xaver Baumgartner

Birth1 Jan 1819 - Adelhausen, Lorrach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany or Lorracher Landkreis, Baden-Württemberg

Death18 February 1891 - Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

MotherAnna Maria Kaiser Baumgartner

FatherAlois Baumgartner

Born in Adelhausen, Lorrach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany or Lorracher Landkreis, Baden-Württemberg on 1 Jan 1819 to Alois Baumgartner and Anna Maria Kaiser Baumgartner. Xaver Baumgartner married Mechtunde Wunderle Baumgartner and had 8 children. He passed away on 18 February 1891 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.

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Parents

Alois Baumgartner
1791 - 1835

Anna Maria Kaiser Baumgartner
1789 - 1834

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Mechtunde Wunderle Baumgartner
1825 - 1870

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Paulina Baumgartner
1847 - 1931

Rosina Baumgartner Zahn
1868 - 1934

Josephine Baumgartner
1860 - 1939

Amaria Or Amelia Baumgartner
1857 - 1926

Emil Baumgartner
1850 - 1896

Heinrich Baumgartner
1863 - 1866

Wilhelmina Baumgartner
1865 - 1865

Heinrich Baumgartner
1853 - 1853

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