At the time of Anna's birth, Steinbach was located in the parish of Pilgersdorf (Pörgölény) within the border of Hungary, now that territory is within the Austrian border.
The only 1843 Hungarian birth record I find for Anna Burger / Steinbach-Porgoleny - is for July 1, 1843 in village of Steinbach - father Lukács Bürger mother Anna Petz .
That birth date conflicts with the date on her headstone, so more research is needed.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen and Anna (Buerger) Baumgartner were married at Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary) likely about 1860-63. Their ten children were born in Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary), and baptized in the Parish of Pilgersdorf (Pörgölény, Vas, Hungary). The family was living in Bubendorf at House #17.
They left Hungary and arrived in the US in June of 1889 aboard the ship Munchen arriving at Baltimore, MD. Only five of their ten children born lived to immigrate with them.
With them they had their children Mary, John, Anna, and Elizabeth. They were coming to join their eldest son Frank, who had arrived 3 years prior to settle in the area of Fingal, ND.
Stephen and Anna purchased land and farmed in Springvale Township of Barnes County, ND (SE quarter of 139N 056W Section 023).
Anna died Aug.13, 1896 at the age of 53 when she fell from a load of hay while working in the field; it was believed she suffered a stroke.
-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
{bio and research by C.Wegner #46779528}
The only 1843 Hungarian birth record I find for Anna Burger / Steinbach-Porgoleny - is for July 1, 1843 in village of Steinbach - father Lukács Bürger mother Anna Petz .
That birth date conflicts with the date on her headstone, so more research is needed.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen and Anna (Buerger) Baumgartner were married at Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary) likely about 1860-63. Their ten children were born in Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary), and baptized in the Parish of Pilgersdorf (Pörgölény, Vas, Hungary). The family was living in Bubendorf at House #17.
They left Hungary and arrived in the US in June of 1889 aboard the ship Munchen arriving at Baltimore, MD. Only five of their ten children born lived to immigrate with them.
With them they had their children Mary, John, Anna, and Elizabeth. They were coming to join their eldest son Frank, who had arrived 3 years prior to settle in the area of Fingal, ND.
Stephen and Anna purchased land and farmed in Springvale Township of Barnes County, ND (SE quarter of 139N 056W Section 023).
Anna died Aug.13, 1896 at the age of 53 when she fell from a load of hay while working in the field; it was believed she suffered a stroke.
-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
{bio and research by C.Wegner #46779528}
At the time of Anna's birth, Steinbach was located in the parish of Pilgersdorf (Pörgölény) within the border of Hungary, now that territory is within the Austrian border.
The only 1843 Hungarian birth record I find for Anna Burger / Steinbach-Porgoleny - is for July 1, 1843 in village of Steinbach - father Lukács Bürger mother Anna Petz .
That birth date conflicts with the date on her headstone, so more research is needed.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen and Anna (Buerger) Baumgartner were married at Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary) likely about 1860-63. Their ten children were born in Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary), and baptized in the Parish of Pilgersdorf (Pörgölény, Vas, Hungary). The family was living in Bubendorf at House #17.
They left Hungary and arrived in the US in June of 1889 aboard the ship Munchen arriving at Baltimore, MD. Only five of their ten children born lived to immigrate with them.
With them they had their children Mary, John, Anna, and Elizabeth. They were coming to join their eldest son Frank, who had arrived 3 years prior to settle in the area of Fingal, ND.
Stephen and Anna purchased land and farmed in Springvale Township of Barnes County, ND (SE quarter of 139N 056W Section 023).
Anna died Aug.13, 1896 at the age of 53 when she fell from a load of hay while working in the field; it was believed she suffered a stroke.
-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
{bio and research by C.Wegner #46779528}
The only 1843 Hungarian birth record I find for Anna Burger / Steinbach-Porgoleny - is for July 1, 1843 in village of Steinbach - father Lukács Bürger mother Anna Petz .
That birth date conflicts with the date on her headstone, so more research is needed.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen and Anna (Buerger) Baumgartner were married at Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary) likely about 1860-63. Their ten children were born in Bubendorf (Lantosfalva, Hungary), and baptized in the Parish of Pilgersdorf (Pörgölény, Vas, Hungary). The family was living in Bubendorf at House #17.
They left Hungary and arrived in the US in June of 1889 aboard the ship Munchen arriving at Baltimore, MD. Only five of their ten children born lived to immigrate with them.
With them they had their children Mary, John, Anna, and Elizabeth. They were coming to join their eldest son Frank, who had arrived 3 years prior to settle in the area of Fingal, ND.
Stephen and Anna purchased land and farmed in Springvale Township of Barnes County, ND (SE quarter of 139N 056W Section 023).
Anna died Aug.13, 1896 at the age of 53 when she fell from a load of hay while working in the field; it was believed she suffered a stroke.
-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
{bio and research by C.Wegner #46779528}
Family Members
Advertisement
See more Baumgartner or Buerger memorials in:
- Holy Trinity Cemetery Baumgartner or Buerger
- Fingal Baumgartner or Buerger
- Barnes County Baumgartner or Buerger
- North Dakota Baumgartner or Buerger
- USA Baumgartner or Buerger
- Find a Grave Baumgartner or Buerger
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
