The Lehrner/Ropposch/Tecza/Bauer Family PageUpdated May 23, 2004 |
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K. Lehrner
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Welcome to the Lehrner/Ropposch/Tecza/Bauer family page. Do you think we're related? There are 1999 people listed on this site, so read on and find out more! I couldn't include everyone, so please ask me about any of the surnames you're interested in. Lehrner / Iby The Lehrner & Iby families come from Horitschon, Austria in the Burgenland region. Lehrner family members have emmigrated to Toronto, Canada and Wurzberg, Germany. Family can still be found in Horitschon and Vienna, Austria. My Lehrner cousins are famous wine makers. Iby's also come from Raiding & Neckenmarkt. Family surnames include: Bader, Demeter, Edenhofer, Gober, Hatwagner, Iby, Kienzl, Kohl, Krisper, Lazarus, Lockhart, Mayerhofer, Nadler, Raidl, Reumann, Schlaffer, Spad, Tesch, Uhl, Wallner, Wenninger, Wessley, Ropposch / Bauer / Zotter / Jost The Ropposch, Bauer, Zotter & Jost families come from Windisch-Minihof, Austria in the Burgenland region. Family members have emmigrated to Toronto & Saskatoon Canada, Port Huron Michigan USA, St. Louis Missouri USA, Milwaukee Wisconsin USA, and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA. Family can still be found in Windisch-Minihof and surrounding area. Ropposch can also be "Roposch", "Raposch", "Ropos", "Roposh", "Ropposh", or "Rapos". Information on every Bauer/Ropposch/Zotter in the St. Martin RC Church records is also available. Family surnames include: Agar, Artman, Bauer, Godar, Feuchtl, Hofer, Holzmann, Jost, Kahr, Lipp, Lehrner, Maitz, Miller, Moses, Nadvornik, Paumann, Poglitsch, Preininger, Roposch, Schmidt, Szalay, Vallisch, Windisch, Wendler, Wolf, Yerman, Zigling, Zotter. Tecza The Tecza family comes from Tomaszowice/Sygly, Poland. Family members have emmigrated to Toronto, Canada and in New Jersey, USA. The New Jersey Tecza's use the spelling Tencza. The part of Poland that the Tecza family came from is now the Ukraine. The follwing Polish towns with Tecza's are now in the Ukraine: Kalusz (Kalush in Ukrainian), Wojnilow, Martynow, Stanislau (or Stanislawow), and Tlumacz. Earlier generations of the Tecza family were known to have come from the Kolbuszowa area. Family can still be found in Bydgoszcz, Poland, near Szubin. Family surnames include: Borowiec, Bortkiewicz, Czyz, Filipek, Firlej, Furtak, Glogiewicz, Gozdzik, Grebowiec, Kaminski, Kraska, Kukla, Kusz, Lamparski, Owczarczyk, Rusnak, Rzucidlo, Sudol, Tomczyk, Weresniak. Bauer The Bauer family comes from Krole Male, Poland arriving from Bavaria in 1795. The village of Konazewo is named after the Konarzewski family, who once owned all the land in that area. Konazewo is located outside Ostrow-Mazowieckie. Family is known to have lived in Swierze, Ruskoleki Nowe, Pechratka Mala, and Jasienica. Most Bauer's were married in Sn. Roha Church in Jasienica. Family members have emmigrated to Toronto, Canada. Family can still be found in Ostrow-Mazowieckie and Krole Male. The Bauer family tree also includes the Zebrowski and Tyl families from the same area. Family surnames include: Alaskiewicz, Borkowski, Brzozka, Duda, Gorski, Gorzeba, Hiter, Hytrow, Jablonski, Kepista, Konarzewski, Mikolajczyk, Polak, Rygula, Rytel, Szwarc, Tyl, Zebrowski, Zywalewski. IN SEARCH OF...... ADAM & ANIELA BAUER - Adam and his wife Aniela live in Philadelphia, PA. They had Czeslawa (Tessie), Matthew and Alfred. Where are these children now? BAUER'S OF AUSTRALIA - Looking for the descendants of Andrzej Bauer and Irena Konarzewski. They had 2 daughters and 2 sons. One son, Marian Bauer, had two sons, both of whom moved to Australia. Andrzej and his family lived in Swierze, Poland. Contact was lost with the family not long after WWII. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments. |
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