JAUCH Surname Researchers
- Descendants of Ludwig Jauch (Schwenningen to Buffalo)
- Descendants of Martin Jauch (Schwenningen to Buffalo)
- Schwenningen Jauchs that settled Elsewhere (Michigan, Ohio, etc.)
- Jauchs from Bessarabia
- Jauchs / Yauchs from Hungary NEW!
- Jauchs from Switzerland
- Mystery Jauchs
Last Updated: 20 February 2006
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Who they're researching |
Descendants of Ludwig JAUCH (b. 1839 Schwenningen; d. 1912 Buffalo, NY) and Paulina GLUNZ | |
Jillaine Smith Web page |
Descended from Ludwig JAUCH and Paulina GLUNZ's daughter, Paulina JAUCH. Photo to left is Paulina JAUCH, ~1900, Buffalo, shortly before her marriage to John Patrick SCHMIDT.
Research Question: What happened to Ludwig, his father and siblings after their 1847 departure from Schwenningen and before he arrives in Buffalo in 1867? |
Jim Bucholtz | Descended from Ludwig Jauch's son, William Walter Jauch (1875-1931) who married Anna Osswald (1879-?). There are many JAUCHs from this line still living in Buffalo. Jim's uncle, Robert Jauch, is most familiar with the details, but does not (at this point) have email. |
Descendants of Martin JAUCH (b. Schwenningen) and Marie MEIER | |
Jean M. Emerson
Ted Hull also appears to be researching this line (the Emminger part). |
Jean is descended from Martin JAUCH b. 1835, and Marie MEIER b. 1837 (married in Schwenningen 1861). Children:
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Kevin Enser | Kevin is descended from Agnes JAUCH (b. Germany), daughter of Martin JAUCH and Marie MEIER; Agnes first married Emil Emminger, had three children and was then widowed. She then married Charles (Karl) Wunsch abt 1890 and lived up on Cole Road it what was then East Hamburg (now Orchard Park). Kevin is descended from this second marriage. |
Researching Schwenningen JAUCHs that settled elsewhere | |
California JAUCHs and YAUCHs A large number of the California Jauchs originated in Switzerland, but at least one branch is of Schwenningen: |
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Jillaine Smith
I would love to be in touch with descendants of this Thomas. I have a HUGE amount of data to share with you. |
Thomas Stephen Jauch or Yauch was born 2 Feb 1878 in Ohio. He died 30 Aug 1951 in Madera Co., CA.
His grandfather (another Thomas) was the emigrator, who left Schwenningen in 1854 and settled
in Staunton, VA. Thomas's father (yet another Thomas) moved from Virginia to Ohio (where this Thomas was born), then Kentucky. But the third Thomas (this one),
emigrated to Madera County, CA. He m1. abt. 1903 Lusia Unknown, b. abt. 1881 in California of Swedish parents. They had one daughter:
Thomas Stephen Yauch m2. abt. 1924 Annie Serena Jacobson, b. 1 Jan 1894 in Norway; she d. 9 Aug 1956 in Madera Co., CA. They had at least two children:
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Colorado JAUCHs | |
Caroline Herbaut, France. |
Christian Jauch, b. 1792 Schwenningen; m(2) 1829 Maria Link, b. 1801 Schura. Both died in Schwenningen. Six children. Caroline is researching:
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Illinois JAUCHs | |
Marilyn Peters |
George Jauch, b. 1796 Schwenningen; d. 1866 Schwenningen; m. 1822 Schwenningen, Maria Jaeckle, b. 1795 Schwenningen; d. 1863 Schwenningen.
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Mark Patton and W.C. Lauver |
Jacob Youch, b. abt. 1834 Germany; m. 1860 Sarah Harper, b. 1842 Illinois; d. after 1903; lived in Pike Co. Jacob fought and died in Civil War, Battle of Shiloh, Tennesee, April 1862. May have had a sister, Anna Jauch who married a Meyer (Myers) 15 Aug, 1858 in Pike Co. (Sarah Harper Jauch then married abt. 1865 Henry William Drolte in Pretty Prairie, KS.) NEW: Might be Jakob Jauch, b. 13 August 1834, son of Georg Jauch and Maria Jaeckle. See: LDS Film #1658747, Schwenningen Kirchenbuch, Band 24, Family Registry, Vol. I, #140; #141b. Jakob's parents' family registry indicates that son Jakob emigrated to America, and that he died abt. 1863.
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David Beckwith and Gail Klebe |
Friedrich JAUCH, b. 17 Jan 1841; d. 1915 Chicago;
m. 1867 Anna Benzing, b. 13 Apr 1842; d. 19 Nov 1914 Chicago. Children:
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John Andrew Jauch | Erhart Jauch b. Schwenningen; m. Frieda Unknown, b. Schwenningen. They settled in Mendota Illinois. We have yet to figure out which Schwenningen family he's tied to. |
Carl Gray Genealogy Web site |
Researching Schwenningen JAUCHs, starting with Hans JAUCH (1655-1733) m. Catherine KOHLER. Emigrating ancestor was Jacob JAUCH (1836-1899) m. (in IL) Margaretha Haesler (1849-1927). Family settled in Richland Co., IL. |
Michigan JAUCHs | |
Wes Benzing
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Christina JAUCH b. 13 Jun 1827 Schwenningen; d. 19 Jun 1897 Reed City MI; m. 1852 (St. Peters German Evangelical Church, Buffalo NY) Jacob BENZING, b. 6 Jan 1827 Schwenningen; d. 28 Nov 1889 Reed City, MI. According to Wes Benzing, they arrived in the U.S. on May 10, 1852 at the Port of New York aboard the Cotton Planter, having boarded at Antwerp. They moved to Buffalo; some children baptized there (see below), then moved to Kitchner, Ontario, Canada, then Reed City, MI where they lived until they died in 1899. Jacob was a farmer and logger. Members of the Hersey Evangelical Church in Michigan.
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Ohio JAUCHs | |
Charles is researching TWO Benzing-Jauch couples. [Note: A third JAUCH married a third BENZING in Buffalo, NY in 1852...; see researcher Wes Benzing.] |
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Tina Hursh
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Jakob Jauch m. Marie Schrenk
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Bob Yauch & Donald Yauch (brothers) |
Jacob John JAUCH, b. 23 May 1847 Schwenningen; m. Mary Fromm. Became Catholic. Settled in Celina, OH. NEW: 95% certain that this Jacob was son of Johann Martin Jauch and Anna Barbara Kaefer. See Schwenningen family registry, Volume I, #130b (FHL #1658747 - Band 24) . |
Jim Jauch |
Christian Jauch, b. Schwenningen
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Ron Janka (thinks he's related to line, above, of Jim Jauch's) |
Thomas Jauch [possibly brother of Andreas, ancestor of Jillaine Smith] Settled in Northern IL after immigrating.
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Joe Keller (also has RICHTERs who settled in Buffalo!) |
Jacob Jauch, b. abt. 1800; d. Hamilton, OH. 99.9% certain that he is the son, b. 28 Nov 1801, of Jakob Jauch and Maria Schrenk. He was married 1827 to Agnes Hausser who died (probably from pregnancy/childbirth) in 1845).
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James Warr | Christina Jauch b. 1826 m. 1845 (in Schwenningen) Jakob Kaefer. They had a number of children in Schwenningen (through 1851) after which time (1860, apparently) they emigrated to Cincinnati, OH. |
Researching JAUCHs from Bessarabia | |
Researching JAUCHs who emigrated from Schwenningen to Alt Postal, Bessarabia/Poland before some of them emigrated to the U.S.:
Kerry Heidebrecht. See this message board posting.
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Christian Jauch b. 1762 Schwenningen; d. aft 1791; m1. August 03, 1785
Ottilia Link; m2. Anna Flaig, b. 1768 Moenchweiler.
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Researching JAUCHs from Hungary | |
Lorraine Boettcher
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Lorraine's emigrating JAUCH was Marianna JAUCH (1910-1973), born in Kernei, Hungary, dau of Matthias JAUCH and Katharina FATH; d. Bronx, NY; m. Andreas Schmidt (1906-1997). |
Kenneth Quinn | Kenneth's JAUCH line has several emigrating JAUCHs (including Marianna, above):
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Susan D.S. Grossl is researching Hungarian Jauch/Yauchs from Mogacs, Baranya, Hungary. | SDS Grossl is researching Anna YAUCH, b. 1878; m. Johann/John Grossl, b. 1875 Fuenkirchen (Pecs), Hungary. Emigrated 1903-1904. Children:
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Researching JAUCHs from Switzerland | |
Paul Jauch | Joost Jauch m. Barbara Knause.
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Tom Muller | Frank Joseph Jauch, b. Bristen, Uri, Switzerland. Emigrated to California in the late 1800s; married (in Fresno) Maria Seiler. They had 8 children. |
Ron
Jauch Nevada City, CA |
Joseph Mari Jauch b. 9 Jan 1859 Switzerland; d. 28 Jul 1932 Sacramento, CA; m. 15 Nov 1882 (San Francisco) Josephine Zgraggen, b. Jun 1861 Switzerland; d. 1 Apr 1912. Immigrated from
Switzerland in 1880 (1910 census indicates 1883) and arrived by ship in San Francisco. Dairy farmer
near Sacramento (in Calumsne in 1900 census). Both buried initially at St. Andrews then moved to St. Mary's Cemetery, Sac'to, CA. They were Catholic and had at least eight children, including:
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Mystery Jauchs | |
Geri Bloch |
Isaac Jauch m. Augusta? Unknown
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Scott Hale
Also researching this line: |
William (Lee?) Jauch, b. 1861; d. 1942 in Ripley, OK; m. Claria Edda Sharp, b. 1870 Missouri; d. abt. 1951 Ventura, Calif. Settled in Ripley, Oklahoma the and surrounding Payne Co. area. Some researchers indicate that William Lee was actually adopted by a John JAUCH but was not born a Jauch.
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If you are researching the JAUCH surname (of various spellings, including YAUCK) and would like your information added to this list, please send details to Jillaine Smith.
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