John Jacob and Margaret Bach where married on 18 June 1835 in Germany... They immigrated to the US in 1840 landing in New York on May 25th, 1840 with three young children; Valentine, Eve and Jacob W... They settled in Sugar Creek Township, Stark County, Ohio just slightly southwest of Navarre... In Ohio they grew there family and had 7 more children...
* Valentine C - 1835 Germany, 31 Oct 1909 Michigan
* Eve - 1837 Germany, 5 Jul 1886 Ohio
* Jacob W - 1839 Germany, 16 Jan 1895 Ohio
* Anna Mary - 1842 Ohio, 1928 Michigan
* Theodore - 1844 Ohio, 19 Aug 1901 Pennsylvania
* Peter A - 1846 Ohio, 15 Dec 1926 Ohio
* William - 1847 Ohio, 12 Aug 1917 Michigan
* Daniel - 1849 Ohio, 30 Jan 1863 Ohio
* Edward B - 1852 Ohio, 4 Jun 1930 Indiana
* Margaret Catherine - 1856 Ohio, 1 Sep 1943 Ohio
It is very possible that the father of John Jacob is also buried in German Cemetery... There is a Peter Baugh, age 79, in the household of Jacob Baugh in the 1860 census... (In both the 1850 and 1860 Sugar Creek Twp census the Bach family show up as "Baugh")... German Cemetery is about a mile west of what used to be the Bach family farm... Almost the entire rear row of the cemetery is of the Bach family... In that row there are two headstones that are illegible and were also unreadable in the 1980's when the Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions book was compiled... One of the unreadable stones is directly beside Daniel Bach... Daniel was perhaps the first Bach to be buried in the cemetery...
* Valentine C - 1835 Germany, 31 Oct 1909 Michigan
* Eve - 1837 Germany, 5 Jul 1886 Ohio
* Jacob W - 1839 Germany, 16 Jan 1895 Ohio
* Anna Mary - 1842 Ohio, 1928 Michigan
* Theodore - 1844 Ohio, 19 Aug 1901 Pennsylvania
* Peter A - 1846 Ohio, 15 Dec 1926 Ohio
* William - 1847 Ohio, 12 Aug 1917 Michigan
* Daniel - 1849 Ohio, 30 Jan 1863 Ohio
* Edward B - 1852 Ohio, 4 Jun 1930 Indiana
* Margaret Catherine - 1856 Ohio, 1 Sep 1943 Ohio
It is very possible that the father of John Jacob is also buried in German Cemetery... There is a Peter Baugh, age 79, in the household of Jacob Baugh in the 1860 census... (In both the 1850 and 1860 Sugar Creek Twp census the Bach family show up as "Baugh")... German Cemetery is about a mile west of what used to be the Bach family farm... Almost the entire rear row of the cemetery is of the Bach family... In that row there are two headstones that are illegible and were also unreadable in the 1980's when the Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions book was compiled... One of the unreadable stones is directly beside Daniel Bach... Daniel was perhaps the first Bach to be buried in the cemetery...
John Jacob and Margaret Bach where married on 18 June 1835 in Germany... They immigrated to the US in 1840 landing in New York on May 25th, 1840 with three young children; Valentine, Eve and Jacob W... They settled in Sugar Creek Township, Stark County, Ohio just slightly southwest of Navarre... In Ohio they grew there family and had 7 more children...
* Valentine C - 1835 Germany, 31 Oct 1909 Michigan
* Eve - 1837 Germany, 5 Jul 1886 Ohio
* Jacob W - 1839 Germany, 16 Jan 1895 Ohio
* Anna Mary - 1842 Ohio, 1928 Michigan
* Theodore - 1844 Ohio, 19 Aug 1901 Pennsylvania
* Peter A - 1846 Ohio, 15 Dec 1926 Ohio
* William - 1847 Ohio, 12 Aug 1917 Michigan
* Daniel - 1849 Ohio, 30 Jan 1863 Ohio
* Edward B - 1852 Ohio, 4 Jun 1930 Indiana
* Margaret Catherine - 1856 Ohio, 1 Sep 1943 Ohio
It is very possible that the father of John Jacob is also buried in German Cemetery... There is a Peter Baugh, age 79, in the household of Jacob Baugh in the 1860 census... (In both the 1850 and 1860 Sugar Creek Twp census the Bach family show up as "Baugh")... German Cemetery is about a mile west of what used to be the Bach family farm... Almost the entire rear row of the cemetery is of the Bach family... In that row there are two headstones that are illegible and were also unreadable in the 1980's when the Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions book was compiled... One of the unreadable stones is directly beside Daniel Bach... Daniel was perhaps the first Bach to be buried in the cemetery...
* Valentine C - 1835 Germany, 31 Oct 1909 Michigan
* Eve - 1837 Germany, 5 Jul 1886 Ohio
* Jacob W - 1839 Germany, 16 Jan 1895 Ohio
* Anna Mary - 1842 Ohio, 1928 Michigan
* Theodore - 1844 Ohio, 19 Aug 1901 Pennsylvania
* Peter A - 1846 Ohio, 15 Dec 1926 Ohio
* William - 1847 Ohio, 12 Aug 1917 Michigan
* Daniel - 1849 Ohio, 30 Jan 1863 Ohio
* Edward B - 1852 Ohio, 4 Jun 1930 Indiana
* Margaret Catherine - 1856 Ohio, 1 Sep 1943 Ohio
It is very possible that the father of John Jacob is also buried in German Cemetery... There is a Peter Baugh, age 79, in the household of Jacob Baugh in the 1860 census... (In both the 1850 and 1860 Sugar Creek Twp census the Bach family show up as "Baugh")... German Cemetery is about a mile west of what used to be the Bach family farm... Almost the entire rear row of the cemetery is of the Bach family... In that row there are two headstones that are illegible and were also unreadable in the 1980's when the Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions book was compiled... One of the unreadable stones is directly beside Daniel Bach... Daniel was perhaps the first Bach to be buried in the cemetery...
Inscription
John Bach
80y 2m 3d
Died 13 Mar 1889
Top: Germany
Gravesite Details
The inscription is from the book "Cemetery Inscriptions Stark County Ohio Vol 2" published in 1982... The original stone is no longer in the cemetery... March 18 1889 is the date from the death certificate...
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