Descendants of Friedrich Wilhelm Ibach and Maria Magdalena Jaeger
Submitted by: Ron Ibach
Friedrich Wilhelm Ibach and Maria Magdalena Jaeger (m. May 21, 1778)
Children:
Gottlieb Ibach
Ferdinand Ibach
Theresia Ibach
Gideon Ibach
Gustav Ibach
Gustav Wilhelm Ibach
Francisca (Fricka) Ibach
Note: These folks emigrated in 1796 from Remscheid, through Amsterdam, and ended up in Philadelphia. You can find them listed in the passengers of the ship Columbia.
Francisca (Fricka) Ibach and Andreas Hertzel (m November 1812)
Children: ?
Gideon Ibach and Hannah Geis (m. December 27, 1803)
Children:
Jacob Ibach
Catharine Ibach
Augustus Ibach
Charles Ibach
Jane A. Ibach
William Henry Ibach
Jacob Ibach and Anna Strieby Ibach (m. Nov 16, 1828)
Children: ?
Gustav Ibach and Elizabeth "Betsy" Ibach (m October 1812)
Children:
Sarah Ibach
Jacob Lorenz Ibach
Charles Ibach and Sarah Muse (m. June 3, 1838)
Children:
Gideon R. Ibach
Henry Edwin Ibach
Henry Edwin Ibach and Mary ???? (m. circa 1863)
Children:
Alfred T. Ibach
Alfred T. Ibach and Henrietta ???? (m. October 1864)
Children:
William Charles Ibach Sr.
Henrietta Ibach
William Charles Ibach Sr and Ida Mae Lyons (m. circa 1911)
Children:
Ruth Ibach
Ellie Ibach
William Charles Ibach Jr.
Marion
Elizabeth
Margaret D.
"Peg" Ibach
William Charles Ibach and Josephine Henrietta Serafin (m. circa 1935)
Children:
Josephine Henrietta Ibach
William Charles Ibach III
James Thomas Ibach
Richard Raymond Ibach
Ronald Ibach
Marie Eileen Ibach
There's another two generations after this. Consisting of my nieces, nephews, and great nieces and great nephews, etc. I also have a bunch of birthdates and death dates for the folks above, plus places of marriage, emigration from Germany, etc. I am currently using one of the packages to get together a more formal history, but I figured you might be interested in the above. I have a bunch of documentation , too. Copies of census reports, death certificates, wills, books, and a copy of Gideon Ibachs original handwritten application for citizenship (really interesting to read).
Ron Ibach
