Source list

Source reference N3 :

Individuals : FAHRNLUGER Johannes (256), SCHAUB Kunigunda (257)
The parents of Johann Lorenz were Johann and Cunigunda

Source reference N4 :

Individuals : VORNLOCKER Johann (128)
in the wedding record of Johann Lorenz the name is spelled Fornlocker

Source reference N5 :

Individuals : VORNLOCKER Friedrich (64)
In the wedding records of Friedrich and Conrad the name is Vornlocher.

Source reference N6 :

Individuals : VORNLOCKER Conrad (32)
In the wedding records of Friedrich and Conrad the name is Vornlocher.

Source reference N7 :

Individuals : VORNLOCKER Johann (8)
100 is the house number were the family lived in Burgebrach.
The patron saint of the church in Burgebrach is Vitus
In former times we don´t had street names in small cities or villages. The number of the house is enough to get e.g. the right land register at the Staatsarchiv Bamberg, Hainstr. 39, 96047 Bamberg, Tel.: 0951/98 62 25 0, poststelle@staba.bayern.de. This registers start in the 1st half of the 19th century.

Source reference N8 :

Individuals : VORNLOCKER Johann (128)
In the wedding record of Johann Lorenz Vornlocker was mentioned that he was from Frimmersdorf.

Source reference N15 :

Individuals : ALTHAUSER Esther Wilhelmina
Is Esther's DOD - 7 Mar 1991 -or- 20 Jan 1991 ?

Source reference N16 :

Individuals : ALTHAUSER Ethel Margaret
Was Ethel's DOD - 1991 -or- 1 Mar 2001 ?

Source reference N17 :

Individuals : ALTHAUSER Jacob Michael
Jacob = "Jake"

Source reference N18 :

Individuals : ALTHAUSER Kenneth Eugene
POB address from a letter to Amy Souder, written on 3-25-2001.

Source reference N20 :

Individuals : BALLARD Bertha Carolyn
Birth certificate of Bertha's son Karl -- DOB July 26, 1922; Bertha's name appears as "Bertha Caroline".
Bertha's confirmation-- June 18, 1911, at Grace Ev Lutheran Church, Westerville, OH. C.W. Pflueger, Pastor. Her confirmation certificate showed her birthdate as September 4, 1897.
Bertha's death certificate--Franklin County; SSN 290-05-5907; widowed; never in armed forces; residence: 213 E. Home Str., Westerville, OH, Franklin Cty; COD--Cardiac arrest, liver failure, metastatic adenocaraisoma (sp?) probably colon; Clifton Cage, D.O., 6849 Flags Center Dr., Columbus, OH, attending physician; Burial- September 20, 1980; Mifflin Cemetary, Gahanna, OH; Robert J. Moreland & Moreland Funeral Home, 55 E. Schrock Rd, Westerville, OH; housewife. Also shown were birth and death dates and names of her mother and father.

Source reference N26 :

Individuals : BRENNING Lois Ann
Lois was a life-long resident of Plain Twp, Franklin Cty, Ohio. Member of St Paul Lutheran Church.

Source reference N27 :

Individuals : BRENNING Norman Lyall
Record of Norman Lyall Brenning's christening shows his birth date, sponsors Laura & Ella Farnlacher, and "Henry E" & "Emma M" -- SP
Other records show names of his father and mother -- SP
Is Norman's DOB - 4 Jun 1923 -or- 14 Jun 1923 ?

Source reference N28 :

Individuals : BRENNING Orin Zane
Record of Orrin Zane Brenning's christening shows birth date, "in parsonage", and "Henry E" & "Emma M" -- SP
Other records show names of Orrin's mother (Emma Mina Farnlacher) and father (Henry Edward Brenning) -- SP
Record of Orrin Zane Brenning's christening shows birth date, "in parsonage", and "Henry E" & "Emma M" -- SP
Other records show names of Orrin's mother (Emma Mina Farnlacher) and father (Henry Edward Brenning) -- SP
Is it "Orin" or "Orrin"?

Source reference N29 :

Individuals : BRENNING Russell William
Records for Russel Brenning show birthdate January 4, 1908 and place "DE" -- SP

Source reference N35 :

Individuals : FACHENLUEGER Blasius (1024)
Taken from genealogical records by Richard Farnlacher...
"Sequitur Annus 1653, In quo more consueto copulatae sunt personae sequantes. Februarius den 7. Blasius Fachenlueger, junger Gesell, von der Rauriss dess Ertzstiffts Saltzburg. Jungfer Anna, Friedrich Trappes, Bauern zu Mailach eheliche Tochter."
Records from January 12, 1657... On the 12th Jan 1657 to Blasio Fahrenluger in Frimmersdorf and his married wife Anna , both of the Papstlich religion, a son was baptized with the name Johannes. Godfather was Johann Dorph (?) Miller from Fezelhoffen. (Misc.) First documents of Frimmersdorf date from 1100; Nikolaus bap 18Jul in the church; godfather, N.Krug, farmer in Buchdorf(?) -- from Richard Farnlacher
In 1789, a new house was built in Frimmersdorf in Mittel Franken which is a part of Bavaria. The reason we can record this date is not because of any record-keeping, but because the year was cut into the wooden beams that were used in its construction. This was a common practice throughout Europe.
The new house was disignated as Frimmerdorf's "Haus Nr. 4" (House Number 4). Its construction is of large stone blocks with a stucco finish. As were many farm houses of this time, Haus Nr. 4 was about equally divided between living area for the family and space for the farm animals.
In the many small Bavarian villages that were supported by farming, there were no street numbers. Houses were numbered in the chronological order in which they were erected. Once a house had been built and numbered, any succeeding house that would replace it, would also be referred to by the same number.
Although Haus Nr. 4, which is two hundred years old, is no longer used as a dwelling, it was in use, as such, until just a few years ago. It was in a bad state of disrepair and would require extensive restoration. It is currently being used as a workshop and for storage. Because of its age, Richard (Farnlacher, of Munich) said that it might be on a protected government list of houses.
The house of 1789 has been replaced with a new Haus Nr. 4 which is now serving as the residence. We also know that another Haus Nr. 4 preceeded the one built in 1789. Nikolaus' father (Georg Wilhelm Farnlucher) was born in 1775, also in a Haus Nr. 4, in Frimmersdorf, fourteen years before 1789. Could this have been the Haus Nr. 4 that Blasius built?
(Part of "Haus Nr. 4" from "A Genealogical History for the Farnlacher/Farnlucher Families, 1989" by Karl Farnlacher)

Source reference N36 :

Individuals : FAHRNLOCHER Georg Augustin
Georg Fahrnlocher was a gold-plater and had his business on Buttermelcher Str. At the time of his marriage, he worked as a city bus conductor.
Georg Fahrnlocher came from Franken. Stationed in Munich in the cavalry. Georg August had two girlfriends. Both were pregnant by him at the same time. He said that he would marry the one who bore him a son. Both babies were boys. One baby died, so he married Margaretha. He is buried at the south cemetary in Munich. -- from Richard Farnlacher and Margarete Budjan, November 24, 1985.
Georg's birthplace information about Haus Nr. 17 (the mill) came from a letter from Richard Farnlacher, July 9, 1986. The mill was torn down about 1976.

Source reference N37 :

Individuals : FAHRNLUCHER Georg Wilhelm
In 1789, a new house was built in Frimmersdorf in Mittel Franken which is a part of Bavaria. The reason we can record this date is not because of any record-keeping, but because the year was cut into the wooden beams that were used in its construction. This was a common practice throughout Europe.
The new house was disignated as Frimmerdorf's "Haus Nr. 4" (House Number 4). Its construction is of large stone blocks with a stucco finish. As were many farm houses of this time, Haus Nr. 4 was about equally divided between living area for the family and space for the farm animals.
In the many small Bavarian villages that were supported by farming, there were no street numbers. Houses were numbered in the chronological order in which they were erected. Once a house had been built and numbered, any succeeding house that would replace it, would also be referred to by the same number.
Although Haus Nr. 4, which is two hundred years old, is no longer used as a dwelling, it was in use, as such, until just a few years ago. It was in a bad state of disrepair and would require extensive restoration. It is currently being used as a workshop and for storage. Because of its age, Richard (Farnlacher, of Munich) said that it might be on a protected government list of houses.
The house of 1789 has been replaced with a new Haus Nr. 4 which is now serving as the residence. We also know that another Haus Nr. 4 preceeded the one built in 1789. Nikolaus' father (Georg Wilhelm Farnlucher) was born in 1775, also in a Haus Nr. 4, in Frimmersdorf, fourteen years before 1789. Could this have been the Haus Nr. 4 that Blasius built?
(Part of "Haus Nr. 4" from "A Genealogical History for the Farnlacher/Farnlucher Families, 1989" by Karl Farnlacher)

Source reference N38 :

Individuals : FAHRNLUGER Johannes
Born 1690 or 1693?

Source reference N39 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Adam
Is Adam's birthdate Jan 18 or Jan 19 (1852)?
The following from an e-mail conversation with Walt Farnlacher, Michael Helquist (Helquist@@aol.com), and Jack Farnlacher in August, 1998.
(on 8-14-1999) I am researching a house in San Francisco that was built in 1905; the first owners were Adam and Emma Farnlacher. Do you have any information regarding this family line? I know that they had a son, Henry Adam, who later married a Caroline, that Henry died in his mid 30s; that Henry and Caroline had a son named Harry who married a Doris and later a Thelma; I believe they had a son named Walt, whose last listing in local directories was in 1966, living in Daly City, just south of San Francisco. The original house being studied is on the 1600 block of Fulton Street in San Francisco. Members of the family, primarily Emma, lived in the house until 1941 (when she might have died).
(on 8-15-1999) My name is Michael Helquist and I am a writer and neighborhood organizer in San Francisco. One facet of my neighborhood work has been to encourage an appreciation of the historic features of our area. With that in mind, I created a "lottery" where individual neighbors could add their house as an entry in a drawing: the prize would be a fully researched profile of their house, the early owners and occupants, the architecture, the neighborhood surroundings in early San Francisco, etc. The first winners of the drawing happen to own a house at 1662-1664 Fulton Street, so I began work on it.
So my contact with the Farnlacher family was simply the result of determining that Adam, in 1905, first applied to have water service connected to his new building (usually the person who applies is the owner, although not always). From there I searched SF city directories, block maps, old newspaper files, and other sources to develop a story of the house itself and the early occupants. Since the early Farnlachers lived in the house for a lengthy period, from 1905 until 1941, I accumulated information about their son Henry Adam, his wife Caroline, Henry Adam's early death, their son Harry, his marriages to Doris and then Thelma, and evidently their son, Walt -- all of which traced this part of the family line to 1966. And there the trail ended, until now.
I have completed the story of the house, and it will be published in our neighborhood newsletter along with an artist's sketch of the building in a few weeks. I can certainly mail a copy to you.
Although my work for the article is over, and I will have a new house to begin researching, I have to admit that I formed a fondness for the family, and a feeling for their circumstances. And, some facts have eluded me. So, just for my own information, which I could also share with the new owners of 1664 Fulton, I would love to hear more of the family -- before the late 1800s and afterwards.

Source reference N40 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Agatha
Agatha Farnlacher's birth record: shows December 26, 1851; "Nicolaus Farnlocher" & "Magdalene Geb. Bohm" ('Bohm'--a mistake in record?); witnesses Martin Bohm & Agatha; christened March 14, 1852. -- SPG
Agatha's DOB also shown as 12-15-1851 -- records office, Green Lawn Cemetery Columbus OH
Burial information -- November 29, 1889; COD--childbirth (to Annie); buried in same grave or with Annie in her arms -- from Margaryte Elsabeth L. Fridley. However, other interment information differs!
1860 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #271 -- "Akahtah",age 8, born--Ohio; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL
1870 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry # ? -- "Agatha",18,"at home", see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL
Parents' last name shown as "Vollacher". COD -- "Child Bed Fever". Is buried in Green Lawn Cem., Interment No. 16281, name is "Smith, Agatha", Sect P. Lot 68 E 1/2, on "Andrew Smith Lot". Undertaker was Schoedinger. Source is Green Lawn Cem. office -- has their records listed under the name of Smith. -- taken from family group work sheet from Elsabeth Fridley, author unknown.
Andrew and Agatha Schmidt lived on a farm ay one time -- what is now the corner of James Rd and Livinston Ave. There is a small shopping center there. -- from a Family Group Work Sheet by an unknown author (a grandchild of Maggie Luft).

Source reference N41 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Albert
Signer of constitution; about page 24; (signing began in 1873); "Albert" -- SP
Christened March 3, 1895; page 66, small book, early records, to Martin & "Catherine" -- SP
Names of mother (Marie Caroline Hoffman) and father (Martin Farnlacher) -- SP

Source reference N42 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Andreas
Andreas Farnlacher was born one year earlier than his spouse (exactly), and died one year later (exactly) -- SP records.
Burial March 26, 1956; "2 sons"; COD-senility; see death record for Jennie Alice Souder ("Mrs Andy Farnlacher") -- SP
Church deacon, April 23, 1914 to April 18, 1916 -- SP
Signer of constitution; page 23; (signing started 1873) "Andrew" -- SP
1880 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #3841 -- "Andreas",5,"son"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes; Karl & Jack Farnlacher, May 26, 1983 -- FWL

Source reference N43 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Andreas Karl
Ruth Farnlacher nee Weckerle, wife of Richard Theodor Farnlacher, knew the family (of) Andreas Farnlacher before she ever met Richard. She knew Dieter Farnlacher as a small baby. Ruth had a girlfriend in the house Zentnerstrasse 9 where the Andreas Farnlacher family lived. --from Richard Farnlacher and Margarete Budjan, November 24, 1985.

Source reference N44 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Anna
Mother Anna Held Farnlacher claimed birthdate to be 6th; official record shows 7th, when midwife entered birth on that day.

Source reference N46 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Clarence
Record of names of Clarence Farnlacher's mother (Marie Caroline Hoffman) and father (Martin Farnlacher) -- SP
Was Clarence 18 months old when he died? Was the DOD 1-3-1899?

Source reference N47 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Delmar Francis
Baptism certificate--Aug 26, 1931--son of Leo Farnlacher & Ruth nee Powell. Sponsors--parents; J.H. Busche, Pastor

Source reference N49 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Earl Lewis
Their home is about ten miles from I-85; described in a note to Amy Souder on 8-17-2000 about their not being at the Farnlacher Reunion.

Source reference N50 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Elisabetha
1860 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #271 -- "Elizabeth",age 1, born--OH; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL
1870 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry # ? -- "Elisabeth",12,"at home", "attended school within year"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL
1880 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #3841 -- "Lizzie",21,"dau"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL
In SP/SPC, there is a tombstone for "daughter of C (G?) & E Frey" & "1Y 4M 6D" with death occuring on March 23, 1870. Would this have been Karl Frey's sister? Since Elisabeth Farnlacher Frey would only have been 12 years old, it seems unlikely to have been her daughter.

Source reference N51 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER EllaNora
Obituary-- Age 82, Mann Nursing Home; Niece--Mrs. H.V. Capparell; Nephews--Karl Farnlacher; Norman Brenning-Cambridge,OH; Orin Brenning-Springfield,OH; Delmar Farnlacher-Westerville,OH; Mifflin Cem., Moreland Funeral Home. Newspaper & date unknown.
No children.

Source reference N53 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Ernestine
Also known as "Erna".

Source reference N54 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Eva
Henry A Farnlacher died of the flu on October 26, 1918. He had been a policeman in San Francisco and had probably contracted the flu doing his job. The world was going through an influenza epidemic at this time. Walter Farnlacher and his wife Alma, while returning home on their wedding day, to surprise his mother, died in a car accident with a train in Colma, CA. That was December 15, 1918. Eva Farnlacher, who had married a Harry Buckley, died in February 1920 of pneumonia. So within a short space of less than 18 months all three of Emma's children died. Only Henry had any offspring. That was Harry (Walter's father) who really did not know his father since Harry was not quite two years old when Henry passed away. -- from Walter Farnlacher, 8-30-1998.

Source reference N55 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Frank Henry
Signer of constitution; Page 76; (signing began 1873) "Frank" -- SP

Source reference N56 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Georg Ludwig
Signer of cpnstitution; page 24; (signing began 1873) "George" -- SP
George and Bertha Farnlacher's 50th wedding anniversary open house, March 20, 1966, at 213 E HomeStreet, Westerville, OH; Jack Farnlacher was there and took pictures (also taken were professional pictures).
Obituary -- Mifflin Cemetary, Moreland Funeral Home -- paper & date unknown

Source reference N57 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Harry Roesler
Is Harry's second wife "Thelma"?

Source reference N58 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Henry A
Henry A Farnlacher died of the flu on October 26, 1918. He had been a policeman in San Francisco and had probably contracted the flu doing his job. The world was going through an influenza epidemic at this time. Walter Farnlacher and his wife Alma, while returning home on their wedding day, to surprise his mother, died in a car accident with a train in Colma, CA. That was December 15, 1918. Eva Farnlacher, who had married a Harry Buckley, died in February 1920 of pneumonia. So within a short space of less than 18 months all three of Emma's children died. Only Henry had any offspring. That was Harry (Walter's father) who really did not know his father since Harry was not quite two years old when Henry passed away. -- from Walter Farnlacher, 8-30-1998.
Is Henry's middle name "Adam"?

Source reference N59 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Johann
May 13, 1899 to May 19, 1901 -- church deacon -- SP
April 23, 1908 to April 18, 1910 -- church deacon -- SP
signer of constitution; page 22; (signing began 1873) "John"
record of birth -- early records, small book, page 47, 5th line -- SP
1870 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry # ? -- "John",6,"at home"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL
1880 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #3841 -- "John",16,"son"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL

Source reference N60 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Johann Edward
signer of constitution; page 23; (signing began 1873) "Edward"

Source reference N61 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Johann Georg
For Johann Georg Farnlacher, where did DOB (July 19, 1812 ) and POB (Breitenlohe) come from?

Source reference N64 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Karl Ballard
Confirmation

Source reference N65 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Karl Edgar
How is this possible? If Richard was born in May of 1924, Edgar's date of birth would seem to be wrong (September 23, 1924).

Source reference N66 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Karl Theodor
Karl Farnlacher apprenticed as a gold plater (Dekorationsmaler) in his father's shop; then he became a furniture refinisher at a furniture house in Storz. Later, he became a painter.
Karl's mother did not permit that he marry Anna. Not until Karl fell seriously ill did he get permission. His father George urged that the marriage take place. Karl wore a goatee beard (same as King Ludwig II). -- from Richard Farnlacher and Margarete Budjan, November 24, 1985.

Source reference N67 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Konrad
1870 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry # ? -- "Conrad",9,"at home","attended school within year"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL
1880 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #3841 -- "Conrad",18,"son"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL

Source reference N68 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Laura Caroline
Interment, Jun 6, 1953; "husband"; COD--stroke; death record reads "Laura Christine (Mrs Elmer Schott)" -- SP
No children.

Source reference N69 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Lewis Stanley
SP -- signer of constitution; c. page 24; (signing started 1873) "Stanley"

Source reference N70 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Luitpold
Luitpold Farnlacher was the seventh son of Karl and Anna, therefore Crown Prince Luitpold of Bavaria was the godfather. Luitpold died at the age of two (months) of encephelitis. -- from Richard Farnlacher and Margarete Budjan, November 24, 1985.

Source reference N71 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Magdalena
1870 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry # ? -- "Lena",2,"at home"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL/J&KF,5-26-1983
1880 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #3841 -- "Lena",11,"dau"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL/J&KF, 5-26-1983

Source reference N72 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Margaretha Barbara
1860 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #271 -- "Margt",ahe 4, born--OH; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL,J&KF,5-26-1983
1870 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry # ? -- "Margaret",14,"at home","attended school within year"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL,J&KF,5-26-1983

Source reference N73 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Maria Elisabetha
For Maria Elisabetha, multiple DODs: 5-27-1967, 11-10-1960. What significance is "May 27, 1867"?

Source reference N74 :

Individuals : FARNLACHER Martin
At SPG, there is a birth record for Martin Farnlacher, but the dates do not match SP and 1852 Farnlacher Family Bible dates... SPG birth record: birth-- January 30, 1850; baptism-- April 14, 1850; witnesses-- Martin Bohm & Agatha (German script appears to be "Bohm"); SPG birth record shows "Nicolaus" & "Farnlocher", also "Magdalene" & "Klopfel"
May 19, 1901 to April 18, 1903 -- SP church trustee
SP -- signer of constitution, page 20; (signing started 1873)
1860 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #271 -- "Martin",age 6,born--OH; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL,J&KF,5-26-1983
1870 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry # ? -- "Martin",16,"work on farm","attended school within year"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL,J&KF,5-26-1983
1880 census, Blendon Twp, Franklin County, entry #3841 -- "Martin",26,"son"; see Nikolaus Farnlacher's notes -- FWL,J&KF,5-26-1983
SuAnn Farnlacher spoke with Amy Souder, May 28, 1999... Ruth Wolfe is Amy's niece. Martin's house was on Walnut Street, east of Westerville. It was the first house east of the stream on Lee Road. The original house has been remodeled; now it's brown. English's house... two houses west, where the sign "Carl Souder -- straw" was. That was Amy's brother. Next to Carl Souder, "Nick's house, further west... three houses in a row", sold it to Souders and moved to a house closer to dam. Nick (Farnlacher) burned off some land, got caught in the fire. He got gangrene, subsequently killed himself with a gun... at about age 93 years. Amy's parents, Ralph Souder and Mary Schmidt lived on 350 acres at 605 and Central College Road. They were quite well-off. The present farm has several barns. The house was built in 1809 and is of brick construction. There was a wisteria (sp?) trellace to the front door. The farm was sold to Wexner's organization which had first option to buy. Amy's two brothers, Clark and Elmer, never married. Their home was "probably a pig stye". Elmer became sick and died in 1998; Clark is now in a nursing home.

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