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Married Frederick Baese in Germany in October, 1853.
Sailed with her husband and brother, 10 year old Albert Brannick, aka Branick, from Hamburg to New York, USA in November, 1853. Read more in the bio of her husband, Frederick Baese.
Note: Her brother, Albert Brannick was killed on James Island, Charleston Co, South Carolina June 15, 1862 at the Battle of Secessionville, Civil War.
~Mary's children with Fred Baese are compiled below exactly as published in "Past and present of Shiawassee County, Michigan, historically : together with biographical sketches of many of its leading and prominent citizens and illustrious dead." Publication Info: Lansing, Mich. : Michigan Historical Publishing Association, [1906, 1909]:
-digitized on-line by University of Michigan
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miua.4763144.0001.001;view=1up;seq=7
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My notes have been added in brackets [...]. See full article attached to Frederick Baese memorial in the photo section.
FREDERICK BAESE
"To Mr. Baese eight children were born by his first wife: Herman, a native of the Empire state, was born in 1854, is married and is living on a farm in Nebraska; Mary, born in 1858 also in Buffalo, married Newman Hutchings, and was a resident of the State of Washington; Charles 'Carl' [John], born in 1861, is married [Christine Kruger] and is a farmer of Bennington township [moved to Washington State in 1910]; William, born in 1862 [November], is a farmer, is married and is located at Elsie, Michigan; Pauline [1866], is now Mrs. Charles Green of Bennington, Michigan; Franklin [1868] is a farmer of Bennington; Jennie [1870] is Mrs. Herbert Trask of Benton Harbor, Michigan; Fred R., who was born in 1874, joined the United States Army during the Spanish American war, on the way to Cuba he disappeared and has not been heard from since [he actually went to California]."
[A ninth child, Sophia, was born in 1857 Buffalo, and died after an illness in her first year. She was not mentioned in the text above because the article was about his living children.]
"His first wife Mary died February 22, 1875, leaving him with a family of eight children. Within a year he married Caroline (Samuel) Rarn [Reman was her maiden name, Samuel was her 1st husband's name], a widow with two children,--Caroline and Minnie."
Mary died of Typhoid Fever in February of 1875, a year and a month after the birth of her last child, Fred Baese.
~bio researched and written by R.Fortier, gg-grandson, with input and family records from Patricia (Fortier) Parrish and Muriel (Hutchings, Baese) Fortier, Yakima; and Klaus Baese, Germany.
Thanks to Jack Vander-Schrier for transfer of this memorial.
Married Frederick Baese in Germany in October, 1853.
Sailed with her husband and brother, 10 year old Albert Brannick, aka Branick, from Hamburg to New York, USA in November, 1853. Read more in the bio of her husband, Frederick Baese.
Note: Her brother, Albert Brannick was killed on James Island, Charleston Co, South Carolina June 15, 1862 at the Battle of Secessionville, Civil War.
~Mary's children with Fred Baese are compiled below exactly as published in "Past and present of Shiawassee County, Michigan, historically : together with biographical sketches of many of its leading and prominent citizens and illustrious dead." Publication Info: Lansing, Mich. : Michigan Historical Publishing Association, [1906, 1909]:
-digitized on-line by University of Michigan
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miua.4763144.0001.001;view=1up;seq=7
Jump to page 232
My notes have been added in brackets [...]. See full article attached to Frederick Baese memorial in the photo section.
FREDERICK BAESE
"To Mr. Baese eight children were born by his first wife: Herman, a native of the Empire state, was born in 1854, is married and is living on a farm in Nebraska; Mary, born in 1858 also in Buffalo, married Newman Hutchings, and was a resident of the State of Washington; Charles 'Carl' [John], born in 1861, is married [Christine Kruger] and is a farmer of Bennington township [moved to Washington State in 1910]; William, born in 1862 [November], is a farmer, is married and is located at Elsie, Michigan; Pauline [1866], is now Mrs. Charles Green of Bennington, Michigan; Franklin [1868] is a farmer of Bennington; Jennie [1870] is Mrs. Herbert Trask of Benton Harbor, Michigan; Fred R., who was born in 1874, joined the United States Army during the Spanish American war, on the way to Cuba he disappeared and has not been heard from since [he actually went to California]."
[A ninth child, Sophia, was born in 1857 Buffalo, and died after an illness in her first year. She was not mentioned in the text above because the article was about his living children.]
"His first wife Mary died February 22, 1875, leaving him with a family of eight children. Within a year he married Caroline (Samuel) Rarn [Reman was her maiden name, Samuel was her 1st husband's name], a widow with two children,--Caroline and Minnie."
Mary died of Typhoid Fever in February of 1875, a year and a month after the birth of her last child, Fred Baese.
~bio researched and written by R.Fortier, gg-grandson, with input and family records from Patricia (Fortier) Parrish and Muriel (Hutchings, Baese) Fortier, Yakima; and Klaus Baese, Germany.
Thanks to Jack Vander-Schrier for transfer of this memorial.
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Married Frederick Baese in Germany in October, 1853.
Sailed with her husband and brother, 10 year old Albert Brannick, aka Branick, from Hamburg to New York, USA in November, 1853. Read more in the bio of her husband, Frederick Baese.
Note: Her brother, Albert Brannick was killed on James Island, Charleston Co, South Carolina June 15, 1862 at the Battle of Secessionville, Civil War.
~Mary's children with Fred Baese are compiled below exactly as published in "Past and present of Shiawassee County, Michigan, historically : together with biographical sketches of many of its leading and prominent citizens and illustrious dead." Publication Info: Lansing, Mich. : Michigan Historical Publishing Association, [1906, 1909]:
-digitized on-line by University of Michigan
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miua.4763144.0001.001;view=1up;seq=7
Jump to page 232
My notes have been added in brackets [...]. See full article attached to Frederick Baese memorial in the photo section.
FREDERICK BAESE
"To Mr. Baese eight children were born by his first wife: Herman, a native of the Empire state, was born in 1854, is married and is living on a farm in Nebraska; Mary, born in 1858 also in Buffalo, married Newman Hutchings, and was a resident of the State of Washington; Charles 'Carl' [John], born in 1861, is married [Christine Kruger] and is a farmer of Bennington township [moved to Washington State in 1910]; William, born in 1862 [November], is a farmer, is married and is located at Elsie, Michigan; Pauline [1866], is now Mrs. Charles Green of Bennington, Michigan; Franklin [1868] is a farmer of Bennington; Jennie [1870] is Mrs. Herbert Trask of Benton Harbor, Michigan; Fred R., who was born in 1874, joined the United States Army during the Spanish American war, on the way to Cuba he disappeared and has not been heard from since [he actually went to California]."
[A ninth child, Sophia, was born in 1857 Buffalo, and died after an illness in her first year. She was not mentioned in the text above because the article was about his living children.]
"His first wife Mary died February 22, 1875, leaving him with a family of eight children. Within a year he married Caroline (Samuel) Rarn [Reman was her maiden name, Samuel was her 1st husband's name], a widow with two children,--Caroline and Minnie."
Mary died of Typhoid Fever in February of 1875, a year and a month after the birth of her last child, Fred Baese.
~bio researched and written by R.Fortier, gg-grandson, with input and family records from Patricia (Fortier) Parrish and Muriel (Hutchings, Baese) Fortier, Yakima; and Klaus Baese, Germany.
Thanks to Jack Vander-Schrier for transfer of this memorial.
Married Frederick Baese in Germany in October, 1853.
Sailed with her husband and brother, 10 year old Albert Brannick, aka Branick, from Hamburg to New York, USA in November, 1853. Read more in the bio of her husband, Frederick Baese.
Note: Her brother, Albert Brannick was killed on James Island, Charleston Co, South Carolina June 15, 1862 at the Battle of Secessionville, Civil War.
~Mary's children with Fred Baese are compiled below exactly as published in "Past and present of Shiawassee County, Michigan, historically : together with biographical sketches of many of its leading and prominent citizens and illustrious dead." Publication Info: Lansing, Mich. : Michigan Historical Publishing Association, [1906, 1909]:
-digitized on-line by University of Michigan
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=miua.4763144.0001.001;view=1up;seq=7
Jump to page 232
My notes have been added in brackets [...]. See full article attached to Frederick Baese memorial in the photo section.
FREDERICK BAESE
"To Mr. Baese eight children were born by his first wife: Herman, a native of the Empire state, was born in 1854, is married and is living on a farm in Nebraska; Mary, born in 1858 also in Buffalo, married Newman Hutchings, and was a resident of the State of Washington; Charles 'Carl' [John], born in 1861, is married [Christine Kruger] and is a farmer of Bennington township [moved to Washington State in 1910]; William, born in 1862 [November], is a farmer, is married and is located at Elsie, Michigan; Pauline [1866], is now Mrs. Charles Green of Bennington, Michigan; Franklin [1868] is a farmer of Bennington; Jennie [1870] is Mrs. Herbert Trask of Benton Harbor, Michigan; Fred R., who was born in 1874, joined the United States Army during the Spanish American war, on the way to Cuba he disappeared and has not been heard from since [he actually went to California]."
[A ninth child, Sophia, was born in 1857 Buffalo, and died after an illness in her first year. She was not mentioned in the text above because the article was about his living children.]
"His first wife Mary died February 22, 1875, leaving him with a family of eight children. Within a year he married Caroline (Samuel) Rarn [Reman was her maiden name, Samuel was her 1st husband's name], a widow with two children,--Caroline and Minnie."
Mary died of Typhoid Fever in February of 1875, a year and a month after the birth of her last child, Fred Baese.
~bio researched and written by R.Fortier, gg-grandson, with input and family records from Patricia (Fortier) Parrish and Muriel (Hutchings, Baese) Fortier, Yakima; and Klaus Baese, Germany.
Thanks to Jack Vander-Schrier for transfer of this memorial.
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Gravesite Details
Row 10, Baese Family Plots are 155 thru 158. Mary's grave is in plot 155, Fred's grave is in plot 156, Monument is over plot 157, Caroline's grave is in plot 158.
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