Descendants of Agidius Biverze
KESTELL - KAUTZER
Abt. 1725 in Dudeldorf, Germany
Generation No. 1 1. AGIDIUS1 BIVERZE was born Abt. 1725 in Dudeldorf, Germany. He married ANNA M. Generation No. 2 2. JOHANN2 BIVERZE (AGIDIUS1) was born Unknown in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia, and died September 01, 1808 in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia. He married APOLLONIA SCHANEN June 03, 1772 in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia, daughter of JOHANN SCHANEN and ANTONETTA ENGEL. 3. JOHN3 BIWERSI (JOHANN2 BIVERZE, AGIDIUS1) was born October 09, 1785 in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia, and died June 15, 1878 in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia. He married HELENA LANG November 30, 1810 in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia, daughter of PHILLIP LANG and ELIZABETH WEITZEL.
More on the Lang Family Notes for PHILIPP BIWERSI: v. NIKOLAUS BIWERSI, b. March 24, 1828, Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia. Notes for NIKOLAUS BIWERSI: 4. vi. PETER BINVERSIE, b. July 15, 1813, Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia; d. November 24, 1893, Town Meeme, Manitowoc Co., WI. 4. PETER4 BINVERSIE (JOHN3 BIWERSI, JOHANN2 BIVERZE, AGIDIUS1) was born July 15, 1813 in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia, and died November 24, 1893 in Town Meeme, Manitowoc Co., WI. He married ANGELA MAAS February 08, 1844 in Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia, daughter of JOSEF MAAS and SUSANNA WELSCH. More on the Maas FamilyNotes for PETER BINVERSIE: He married Angela Maas 8 Feb. 1844 at St. Trinitatis Church in Freudenburg, Prussia - Germany today. Angela was born 11 Aug. 1824 at Freudenburg, the daughter of Joseph Maas and Susanna Welsch. Her parents also came to the School Hill area and are buried at St. Gregory's, St. Nazianz, WI. Angela died 16 Dec. 1892 on their farm near School Hill of cancer of the breast. She was 68 years of age. Angela and Peter are buried side by side on St. Gregory's Cemetery at St. Nazianz. Peter and Angela had three children: Helen, Margaret, & Catherine when they came from Prussia. My mother, Elizabeth Kestell told me that her mother had told her that there were twins born on the trip overseas that died and were buried at sea. Margaret was four years old. The Binversie's came to Wisconsin in 1851. Peter and Angela bought their farm in the town of Meeme, Manitowoc County, on 19 Dec. 1860, from George & Griesins Sohn for $90.00 for 20 acres. They bought more land later. They had three more children after they came to America, Nicholas, William and Mary. Helen Binversie married John Schaller, Margaret Binversie married John Netzer, Catherine married John Stiefvater, the Twins died on trip overseas, Nicholas married Anna Weiter, William married Regina Schuler, and Mary married John Elias. All of the Binversie girls married "Johns". Mary's husband was not well liked by her family, and when she died, the family must have put her grave stone on her grave, and she is listed as " Maria Benversie" Peter and Angela's youngest son William, took over the operation of the home farm after their retirement, and his parents lived with them just a very short time, when they had both died. William and Regina married on the 1 Feb. 1892. Angela died the 16 Dec. 1892, and Peter died 24 Nov. 1893. The farm was in the Binversie family until about 1981. The Binversie name has several different spellings. The most common in the past was spelled "Benversie", as it is spelled on the gravestones on the Cemetery at St. Nazianz, WI. Today the spelling is "Binversie". "Biwersie" is the original spelling in Germany and is still spelled that way there today. Joseph Maas and Margretha Herber - brother of Angela's, also came to Wisconsin, with his and Angela's parents, and bought a farm right next to them. He bought his farm on the 10th of September 1863 for $375.00 for 80 acres. He was known as "Uncle Maas" to the Netzer family when they were children. Nicolaus Biwerse, a brother of Peter's, also came to Manitowoc County in the Cleveland area. His name always stayed "Biwersie". He married Angela (?) and had their first child Maria on the 17th of January 1872. He was not married in Germany, as I have the records saying that he was single when he left Germany. Angela died 12 February 1872, after the birth of her child, and the child died 17 July 1872. Nicolaus then married Helena Wagner 7th Nov. 1872, who was the daughter of Jacob Wagner and Catharina Schwanikum. Helena was born in New York. A Nicolaus Maas, who I did think might be a brother of Angela's and Josef, is not a brother, but an uncle who was a brother to Angela's father Joseph. More About PETER BINVERSIE: More About ANGELA MAAS: Notes for JOHN SCHALLER: George C. Fecker, married Adeline Schaller, and William D. Fecker, married Angeline Schaller (two sisters and two brothers) in a double marriage ceremony on the 6 July 1898 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, School Hill, WI. The four of them celebrated 50 years of marriage with a reception, which was held on Tuesday, July 6, 1948 on the George Fecker farm southeast of Colby in the town of Hull, WI. (Information came from a newspaper clipping), ii. MARGARET BINVERSIE, b. February 25, 1847, Freudenburg, Bizerk Trier, Prussia; d. November 08, 1917, Town Meeme, Manitowoc Co., WI; m. JOHN NETZER, January 21, 1869, St. Nazianz, WI - St. Gregory's Church. Notes for BABY BINVERSIE: v. BABY BINVERSIE, b. Abt. 1851; d. Abt. 1851, On trip to America at sea.
Notes for NICHOLAS BINVERSIE: The Binversie name has several spellings. It is still spelled "Biwersi" in Germany today. It is also spelled Beversie, Benversie, and Beneversie on the grave stones at St. Gregory in St. Nazianz. More About NICHOLAS BINVERSIE: Notes for ANNA WEITER: vii. WILLIAM BINVERSIE, b. May 10, 1859, Town Meeme, Manitowoc Co., WI; d. September 28, 1932, Town Meeme, Manitowoc Co., WI; m. REGINA SCHULER, February 01, 1892. Notes for WILLIAM BINVERSIE: viii. MARY BINVERSIE, b. April 27, 1865, Town Meeme, Manitowoc Co., WI; d. May 07, 1893, Town Meeme, Manitowoc Co., WI; m. JOHN ELIAS, Unknown, St. GregoryIs, St. Nazianz, WI. More About JOHN ELIAS: |
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