Lydia Ann+ Baumgardner 
Lydia Ann+ was born in 1814 in Poss. PA. Lydia Ann+'s father was Jacob+ Baumgardner and her mother was Magdalena+ Kuntz. Her paternal grandparents were Jacob+ Baumgardner and Mary Magdalene+ Kraft; her maternal grandparents were Paul+ Kuntz and Mary Ann+ X. She had two brothers and five sisters, named James Aloysius, William Henry, Margaret, Mary Louise, Susan, Ann Mary and Julia Frances. She was the third oldest of the eight children. She died before 1880 in IL.General Notes
John was a farmer, listed as a widow in the 1880 Census for Hutton, Coles, Il. Additional information provided by our family historian Robert Troxell.
HISTORICAL HI-LITES. In 1814, the British burned the Capital and Executive Mansion in Washington, the "Star Spangled Banner" was sung for the first time, in Baltimore, and Adolphe Sax, inventor of the Saxophone, was born.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.15 Nov 1765 in Possibly Berk`s Co., PA d.09 Sep 1846 in PA
- b.25 Oct 1787 d.04 Aug 1853 in PA
- b.1706 in Germany d.23 Jun 1777 in PA
- b.1744 in Germany d. in PA
- b.10 Dec 1710 in Germany d.17 Apr 1789 in PA
- b.02 Feb 1766 in Berks Co., PA d.11 Aug 1846 in Adams Co., PA
- b.~ 1675
- b.27 Feb 1702 in Berks Co., PA d. in unk
- b.~ 1677
- b.1746 in Europe d. in unk
- b.28 Jan 1703 in Wurtemberg, Germany d. in PA
- b.1814 in Poss. PA d.< 1880 in IL
- b.13 Feb 1760 in MD d.03 Mar 1815 in MD
- b.16 Feb 1783 d.04 Aug 1853 in Littlestown, PA
- b.24 Mar 1758 in MD d.23 Jun 1844 in Taneytown, MD
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Lydia Ann+ and John+ were married in a religious ceremony in Fairfield, OH. They had two sons and three daughters, named Emanuel, Adam Henry+, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah Belle and Catherine.
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Children
Catherine Troxell
Catherine was born on November 17th, 1848 in Hutton, Coles, IL. She died at the age of 80 on July 27th, 1929 in Clark, IL. She was buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Westfield, IL.
Adam Henry+ Troxell
Adam Henry+ was born on May 27th, 1850 in Ikn Hutton Twp., Coles Co., IL. He died at the age of 70 on January 30th, 1921 in Billings, Yellowstone Co., MT. He was buried on January 31st, 1921 in Liberty Cemetery, Coles Co., IL.