Baier(l)

Baier means "from Bavaria".  The earliest records we have for the family spell the name with an L, Baierl, and the  ship record for the family spells it Beyerle.  With that said, we obviously need to be open to all similar spellings if we want to find all the records for the family.

Lineage

1. Anna Baier (1867 WI - 1948 MN) m. Edmund English (Dropbox)
2. John Baier(l) (1846 Bavaria - 1924 MN) m. Mary Delmore (Dropbox)  Part 1, Part 2, descendants, the Farm
3. Johann Baierl ( 1808 BAV - 1894 WI)  m.  ( 1835 BAV) Kunigund Grötsch (abt 1809 - ?) (Dropbox)  
4. Bartl Baierl (abt 1768 BAV - 1832 BAV) m2. ( 1802) Maria Anna Stadler  (Dropbox)
5. Johann Georg Baierl ( 1725 -  1801) m. ( 1755) Magdalena Bock (abt 1735 - 1805) (Dropbox)
6. Johann Georg Baierl (abt 1689 - 1759) m. ( 1716) Anna Maria Röderer (Dropbox)
7. Wolfgang Baierl (bef 1670 - aft 1718) m Margarethe  (Dropbox)



Baier Farm - Haverhill

8. Baier Ancestry ((Dropbox))

Places

• Bavaria
• Moosbach (Oberpfalz) 
• Tröbes  (dropbox)
• Altentreswitz  (dropbox)
• Sargmühle (mill)  (dropbox)
• Wastlmühle (mill) 
• Leuchtenberg 
• Böhmischbruck  
• Hammermühle (mill)  (dropbox)
• Zieglmühle   (dropbox)
• Wisconsin 
• Milwaukee Wisconsin (Dropbox)
• Calvary Cemetery 
• Juneau, Wisconsin
• Minnesota
• Haverhill Olmsted, Minnesota (Dropbox)
• Rochester, Olmsted, Minnesota (Dropbox)
• Olmsted County 
• Group Pictures 
• Calvary Cemetery

More

Ship Record - Bertha (Bark) arrival 9 Oct 1848

Thanks to Dr. Pöhlmann (Genealogiebüro) of Rehau, Germany for finding and translating the Bavarian records for this family.