1. Bartholomäus¹ Stadler died Feb 1713 in Lobenstein, Bavaria, Germany. He married (1) ?. He married (2) Magdalena Aider 09 Feb 1679 in Roehrnbach, Bavaria, Germany. He married (3) Maria Peschl 06 Feb 1690 in Roehrnbach, Bavaria, Germany, daughter of Bartholomaeus Peschl and Magdalena. She was born Abt. Apr 1654 in Maybe in Prag, Bavaria?, and died Apr 1711.

Notes for Bartholomäus Stadler:

He was from Lobenstein per various Passau Parish records including Roeh.9.37.2 and Frey.11.234.1.

More About Bartholomäus Stadler:

Name 2: Bartholomaeus Stadler

Name 3: Bärtlme Stadler

Burial: 07 Feb 1713, Roehrnbach, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Farmer

Residences 1: Feb 1713, Lobenstein, Parish of Röhrnbach, Germany

Residences 2: Lobenstein (parish Röhrnbach), Bavaria, Germany

Notes for Magdalena Aider:

von Niederperlesreut per Passau Parish record Roeh.9.37.2.

More About Magdalena Aider:

Name 2: Magdalena

More About Bartholomäus Stadler and Magdalena Aider:

Marriage: 09 Feb 1679, Roehrnbach, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 1: Mathias Dieffenbeckh

Witness 2: Paul Pochsleuthner, Bauer from Eckertsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Notes for Maria Peschl:

von Prag per Passau Parish record Roeh.9.115.5.

More About Maria Peschl:

Baptism: 05 Apr 1654, Hutthurm, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: 03 Apr 1711, Roehrnbach, Bavaria, Germany

Godmother: Maria Lentz from Prag

Residences: Apr 1711, Lobenstein, Bavaria, Germany

More About Bartholomäus Stadler and Maria Peschl:

Marriage: 06 Feb 1690, Roehrnbach, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 1: Greoger Harauer, Prünst

Witness 2: Mathias Pilmayr

Child of Bartholomäus Stadler and Maria Peschl is:

2. Markus² Stadler (Bartholomäus¹) He married (1) Maria Friedl 19 Nov 1714 in Freyung, Germany, daughter of Kaspar Friedl and Margarethe (?). She was born 18 Apr 1674 in Leopoldsreut #8, Niederbayern, Germany, and died 27 Apr 1725 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany. He married (2) Margarete Mayr 13 Aug 1725 in Freyung, Germany, daughter of Tobias Mayr and Maria Mayr. She was born 17 Jul 1687 in Herzogsreut 12, Bavaria, Germany, and died 23 Nov 1737 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany. He married (3) Justina Blöchl 12 May 1739 in Freyung, Germany.

Notes for Markus Stadler:

"Because he didn't call the priest when his wife died, he was fined. He turned over his estate to his cousin, vh. Kainz." per Gen. Sammlung V/91.

More About Markus Stadler:

Name 2: Maximilian Stadler

Status: Inwohner, Häusler

Notes for Maria Friedl:

Wedding entry says widower Haeuslerin zu Bischofsreut. Source: Passau Parish record Frey.11.234.1

One of these last names should be her maiden name and the other would be her married name to her previous and deceased husband.

"Had founded the Glöckgut (a large farm, today's house #13) with her first husband Mathias Süß (ss) in 1705. After her husband's death in 1712, she remained there with seven children. She married again in 1713. Her second husband was a farmer's son, Andre Eckerl. He died fairly soon after at the end of March 1714 and Maria married Markus Stadler in 1714 (her3th marriage). This marriage produced one son, Paul Stadler, born April 27, 1717. Maria Stadler died April 27, 1725 only 49 years old. She could not receive the last/death sacraments from the priest on her dead bed, because her husband Markus Stadler did not pick up the priest and brought him to his dying wife. For this (his careless behavior) he was strongly reprimanded, and on the day of her burial, as a 'fine' had to take confession and communion. Markus Stadler transferred his property to his cousine and her husband Kainz and retired. The widower and retiree from Bischofsreuth, Markus Stadler, did not stay alone long. On Aug. 13, 1725 he married in the Fryung church Margarete Mayr, daughter of a farm owner from Herzogsreut. She was born on July 17, 1687 in Herzogsreut, her parents were Tobias and Maria Mayr, born Mayr.(=ok). (her maiden name was Mayr too and that this is not a mistake) Magarete Stadler, born Mayr was then the mother of two children, namely Jakob 1726 and Maria 1730. On Nov. 23, 1737 Margarete Stadler, born Mayr, died retired (Nahrungsweib means someone who needs to be fed by the owners of the property, she once owned - those clauses usually were part of the contracts with which the properties were handed down). Her widower Markus Stadler remarried a 3rd time on May 12, 1739 in Fryung the widow Justina Blöchl. Their future destiny/fate is unknown to me." From information Norbert Madl provided August / 2003.

More About Maria Friedl:

Name 2: Maria Eckerl

Name 3: Maria Friedl

Date born 2: 1674

Date born 3: 18 Apr 1674, Leopoldsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Died 2: 27 Apr 1725

Residences: 1712, Bischofsreut #13, Bavaria, Germany

More About Markus Stadler and Maria Friedl:

Marriage: 19 Nov 1714, Freyung, Germany

Witness 1: Joseph Adam Neyhueber, Schulmeister from Freyung, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 2: Balthasar Buechleitner, from Rumpenstadl.

Witness 3: Hans Fridl, Haeusler, from Leopoldsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 4: Mathias Madl, Haeusler, from Bischofsreut

Notes for Margarete Mayr:

Died at the age of 50 per Passau Parish record Frey.19.26.5.

More About Margarete Mayr:

Name 2: Margaretha Mayr

Date born 2: 17 Jul 1687, Herzogsreut, Germany

Died 2: 23 Nov 1737, Bavaria, Germany

Baptism: 17 Jul 1687, Freyung, Bavaria, Germany

Godmother: Margaretha Ammerl, Haeuslerin, from Herzogsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Widower and cottager in Bischofsreut at time of marriage.

Residences: 1737, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Marriage Notes for Markus Stadler and Margarete Mayr:

Married in the Fryung Church per Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Markus Stadler and Margarete Mayr:

Marriage: 13 Aug 1725, Freyung, Germany

Witness 1: Johann Mayr, Inwohner, from Hinterschmiding, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 2: Kaspar Stadler, Bauer, from Lobenstein, Pf. Röhrnbach, Bavaria, Germany

Notes for Justina Blöchl:

Wedding entry shows she was a widower from Sonndorf. Source: Passau Parish record Frey.11.518.2.

More About Justina Blöchl:

Name 2: Justina Ploechl

More About Markus Stadler and Justina Blöchl:

Marriage: 12 May 1739, Freyung, Germany

Witness 1: Johann Perger (Berger)

Witness 2: Urban Kohlberth, Haeusler from Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Child of Markus Stadler and Maria Friedl is:

Children of Markus Stadler and Margarete Mayr are:

4. Jakob³ Stadler (Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 09 Jul 1726 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany, and died May 1797 in Auersbergsreut, Bavaria, Germany. He married Sophia 12 Jun 1752 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany. She was born Abt. 1725, and died 09 Nov 1788 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany.

Notes for Jakob Stadler:

Died at age of 70 per Passau Parish record Grai.10.85.4.

Translated from German: "Around 1760 Jakob Stadler received from the Land Rulers/governors, the Bishop of Passau, a small property/lot at the border of the village of Bischofsreuth, but without title and without properly established borders. Afraid of loosing this property he went to the Wolfsteiner (County Seat) caretaker on July 30, 1778 and let him write up up the following request to the Prince Bishop, since writing was not a skill which he was able to do.

To the high princely Eminenz, Honorable/Highness of the holy Roman Churches, Cardinal and Prince of the Empire, Gracious Prince of the Land and Great Master (I think the 2nd Herr just emphasises the position of the Master) Your high princely Eminenz have a few years ago to me as your submissive subject already approved a small property for one cow feeding to improve my ability to provide for my wife an 5, for this your submissive subject obediently says thank you. Gracious Prince of Lands and Herr Herr the before mentioned ground place which I have already with a lot of expenses an effort worked and kept it clean, where now 3 wagons of hey growth. But now this place was not properly inherited or transferred (no title) to me. Now over short or long my wife and children -ƒ this place could be taken away from us. ƒ short-same meaning: Jakob wrote further he is not feeling well the last 2 years and please please give him title for his little place, and to instruct the proper authorities to issue him a title. Submissive obedient Jacob Stadler to Bischofsreith, ƒ County Wolfstein, 30 July, 1778.

The Chamber of the Prince Bishop did have mercy with Jakob Stadler, and so he received title for his property on 31 Dec. 1779. Jakob Stadler now was building a house on his property without a building permit. The house was called Stadlerhouse (häusl, ƒ a smaller house) by the people. Today it has the house number 33 in Bischofsreuth. In the year 1786 Jakob Stadler's son Josef received with 5 other settlers property below Bischofsreuth. This then became the village Auersbergreut with 6 houses. Josef Stadler did built in Auersbergreut the so called ,,Wurmhof,, (Wurm = worm) with today's house number 4. On Nov 9, 1788 Jakob Stadlter's wife Sophie died 60 years old. She was buried in Grainet. Her widower Jakob from Stadlerhäusl transferred on 27. May 1799 his Stadlerhäusl, - built without the appropriate building permit ? to his youngest son Franz-Xaver and went as a retired man to his son Josef in Auersbergreut." Source: Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Jakob Stadler:

Died 2: May 1797

Died 3: Bef. 15 Apr 1799

Baptism: 09 Jul 1726, Freyung, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: 27 May 1797, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Christening: Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany

Godfather: Joseph Kellerman, Austraegler, from Schwedreut, Bavaria, Germany (retired farmer)

Occupations 1: Tenant farmer

Occupations 2: Inwohner (renter)

Residences 1: 25 Nov 1767, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Residences 2: Auersbergreut, Germany

Residences 3: 1797, Auersbergsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Notes for Sophia:

Died at the age of 60 per Passau Parish record Grai.10.34.4 and from Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Sophia:

Name 2: Sophia Haidl

Name 3: Sophie

Date born 2: Abt. 1728

Died 2: Nov 1788

Died 3: Bef. 15 Apr 1799

Burial: 09 Nov 1788, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Residences: Nov 1788, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

More About Jakob Stadler and Sophia:

Marriage: 12 Jun 1752, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 1: Johann Kellerman, Haeusler from Bischofsreut

Witness 2: Heinrich Fuerst, Schullehrer

Children of Jakob Stadler and Sophia are:

6. Franz Xaver⁴ Stadler (Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 25 Nov 1767 in Leopoldsreut #33, Niederbayern, Germany, and died 16 Jan 1840 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany. He married (1) Apollonia Blöchl. He married (2) Apollonia Blöchl 15 Apr 1799 in Church of Grainet, Bavaria, Germany, daughter of Michael Bloechl and Magdalena Mandl. She was born 25 Jan 1773 in Marchhäuser #8, Niederbayern, Germany, and died 04 Apr 1836 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany.

Notes for Franz Xaver Stadler:

Translated from German:

"Franz-Xaver Stadler, the owner now of the Stadlerhäusl in Bischofsreuth, which at the time of the transfer was estimated with a net worth of 100 Gulders, and he had to pay taxes on it, was born on Nov 25, 1767 in Bischofsreuth. His parent's house consisted of a one story masonry living house with adjoined stable and barn, covered with ?wood shingles and a backing oven in front of the house. A (about) 4½ acre land property was part of the estate. One small field was for potatoes, all other land was pastures. Taxes of 1 gulders and 15 Kreuzers were due annually, which if cash was not available, could be paid in 'Naturalien' (=produce), for example with a chicken, 7 eggs and a cheese or other things. Also war tax had to be paid, A grassing -Roboth ? money, service money, water money for that to the property belonging well water and a flax spinning. There was no way in getting rich for the residents. Shortly before the transfer Franz-Xaver Stadler got married on Apr. 15, 1799 in the church of Grainet. His bride was born on Jan. 25, 1773, as daughter to the miller couple from the Marchmill. She was the youngest of 19 children of the miller Michael Blöchl and his Wife Magdalena. How big her dowry was (what she brought with her) I cannot say, it probably was not much. They had eight children of which three died as small children. The five surviving children were: Johann Georg, born 1799, Anna, born 1804, Maria und Josefa, twins born 1806, and Josef, born 1810."

"Franz-Xaver Stadler transferred his by now 7.42 acre enlarged property in the following year, on 17. July 1837 to his son Josef with livestock and all for 1060 Gulders. In that time it was possible to gain main owner ship over the property, of which Josef Stadler in Nov. 1837 took advantage of. (The way it worked back then was that usually the 'Grundobereigentum'=Property Master Ownership was with either the church or the nobility. The people only had the so called 'Untereigentum'=lower ownership which meant that they owed taxes to their property masters. In return they were supposed to be protected by the Master Owners from gang roberies and other hassards of that sort. In the 19th century that ownership modell gradually changed to what we all know today. If you own it, you own it. His father Franz-Xaver Stadler was still living for a few years in retirement and died on Jan. 16, 1840." Source: Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

Born legitimate per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

Discrepancy: Reinhard Riepl has the land transfer of 1837 as being 7.42 Tagwerk (between 27 and 47 acres) instead of 7.42 acres. Per translation of Reinhard Riepl's info of January 2004.

More About Franz Xaver Stadler:

Name 2: F. Xaver Stadler

Name 3: Franz Stadler

Date born 2: 1767

Date born 3: Abt. Nov 1767, At or near Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Date born 4: 25 Nov 1767, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Died 2: Aft. 1814, Germany

Died 3: 16 Nov 1840, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Baptism: 25 Nov 1767, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: 18 Jan 1840, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Cause of Death: Fever

Christening: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Godmother: Katharina Kellermann, Bischofreut

Occupations 1: Cottager

Occupations 2: Häusler

Residence before marriage: 15 Apr 1799, Auersbergreut, Germany

Residences 1: 16 Oct 1799, Auersbergreut, Germany

Residences 2: Bischofsreut #33, Niederbayern, Germany

Residences 3: 18 Nov 1833, Auersbergreut, Germany

Residences 4: 18 Nov 1833, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Notes for Apollonia Blöchl:

Died from fever per Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

Born legitimate per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

She was the youngest of 19 children per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Apollonia Blöchl:

Name 2: Apollonia Bloechl

Name 3: Apollonia Ploechl

Date born 2: Abt. Jan 1773, Markmuehle, Parish Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Date born 3: 25 Jan 1773

Died 2: Aft. 1815, Germany

Baptism: 25 Jan 1773, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: 06 Apr 1836, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Godmother: Maria Stadlbaur, Leopoldsreut

Last name: Blöchl

Residence before marriage: 15 Apr 1799, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Residences 1: 18 Nov 1833, Markmuehle, Parish Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Residences 2: Bischofsreut #33, Niederbayern, Germany

Marriage Notes for Franz Stadler and Apollonia Blöchl:

Franz still single at time of marriage per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

Apollonia still single at time of marriage per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Franz Stadler and Apollonia Blöchl:

Marriage: 15 Apr 1799, Church of Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 1: Joseph Mayr, Grainet

Witness 2: Martin Bloechl, miller, Bischofsreut

Child of Franz Stadler and Apollonia Blöchl is:

Children of Franz Stadler and Apollonia Blöchl are:

8. Therese⁴ Stadler (Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 27 Dec 1756 in Auersbergsreut #4, Bavaria, Germany, and died Aft. 1796. She married Johann Martin Köberl 25 Jul 1791 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern). He was born in Auerbergsr #6, Niederbayern, Germany.

More About Therese Stadler:

Date born 2: 1756

Christening: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Nahrungsnießerstochter

Residences: Abt. 1786, Auersbergsreut #6, Bavaria, Germany

Notes for Johann Martin Köberl:

In 1814, he took over his parent's estate in Auerbergsreut #8. He let the estate run down, and it wound up on the auction block. In 1842, his cousin Georg Stadler purchased the land for 835 gulden, including a small hut. Martin Köberl slowly recovered from his economic difficulties and purchased the estate, Auerbergsreut #7. However, he again had to give this up and his cousin, the shoemaker J. Georg Stadler, purchased it on May 10, 1847. =per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Johann Martin Köberl:

Name 2: J. Martin Köberl

Name 3: Johann Köberl

Occupations: Häusler

Residences: Abt. 1786, Auersbergsreut #6, Bavaria, Germany

More About Johann Köberl and Therese Stadler:

Marriage: 25 Jul 1791, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Children of Therese Stadler and Johann Köberl are:

9. Josef⁴ Stadler (Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 14 Mar 1760 in Auersbergsreut #4, Bavaria, Germany, and died Aft. 1827. He married (1) Maria Stumvoll 24 Mar 1791 in Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany., daughter of Nikolaus Stumvoll and Ursula Neustifter. She was born 07 Oct 1755 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany., and died 27 Aug 1823 in Auersbergsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.. He married (2) Maria Stumvoll 24 May 1791 in Niederbayern, Germany, daughter of Nikolaus Stumvoll and Katharina. She was born Abt. 1760 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany, and died Bef. 1827 in Niederbayern, Germany. He married (3) Maria Hammerringl 13 Feb 1827 in Niederbayern, Germany, daughter of Mathias Hammerringl and Theresia. She was born Abt. 1790 in Hohenfurth, Niederbayern, Germany, and died Aft. 1827.

Notes for Josef Stadler:

Translated from German: "In the year 1786 Jakob Stadler's son Josef received with 5 other settlers property below Bischofsreuth. This then became the village Auersbergreut with 6 houses. Josef Stadler did built in Auersbergreut the so called ,,Wurmhof,, (Wurm = worm) with today's house number 4." Source: Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Josef Stadler:

Date born 2: From Auersbergsreut.

Date born 3: 1760

Christening: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Residences: 1786, Auersbergsreut #4, Bavaria, Germany

More About Josef Stadler and Maria Stumvoll:

Marriage: 24 Mar 1791, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

More About Josef Stadler and Maria Stumvoll:

Marriage: 24 May 1791, Niederbayern, Germany

More About Josef Stadler and Maria Hammerringl:

Marriage: 13 Feb 1827, Niederbayern, Germany

Children of Josef Stadler and Maria Stumvoll are:

15. Anna Maria⁵ Stadler (Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 01 Dec 1806 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany., and died 05 Jan 1871 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.. She married Michael Madl 03 Feb 1839 in Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany., son of Jakob Madl and Franziska Samer. He was born 15 Jun 1797 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany., and died 24 Jun 1858 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany..

More About Michael Madl and Anna Stadler:

Marriage: 03 Feb 1839, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

Children of Anna Stadler and Michael Madl are:

16. Johann Georg⁵ Stadler (Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 16 Oct 1799 in Leopoldsreut #33, Niederbayern, Germany, and died 17 Apr 1874 in Auersbergreut, Germany. He married Anna Sammer 18 Nov 1833 in Church of Grainet, Bavaria, Germany, daughter of Bernhard Sammer and Caecilia Kannamueller. She was born 18 Jan 1811 in Bischofsreut #25, Bavaria, Germany, and died 21 May 1892 in Auersbergreut, Germany.

Notes for Johann Georg Stadler:

Translated from German: "He did not ever go to school because the first teacher started didn't start in Bischofsreuth until 1810. But he learned to be a shoemaker (by apprenticeship), and was even called Master shoe maker. On Nov., 18th 1833 he married Anna Samer in the church of Grainet. She was born on Jan. 18th, 1811, daughter of Bernhard Samer and his wife Cäcilia, maiden name Kanamüller. They owned a small cottage in Bischofsreuth, house number 25. The marriage was blessed with nine children, including Hermann Stadler. ...back to the year 1786 when Auersbergreut was established. Not only had Johann Georg's uncle Josef, founded Auersgergreut #4, but also his aunt Therese, born 1756, with her husband Johann Köberl settled and founded house # 6 in Auersbergreut. Their son Martin Köberl in 1814 took over his parent's house# 6 in Auersbergreut and ran it down due to bad performance and marital problems. His property came on the auction block, and some in other hands. His cousin Johann Georg Stadler in 1842 took the oportunity and purchased a few parcels of land from of Martin Köberl's property for 835 Gulders. It included a small house. Martin Köberl which slowly came to his feet again (recovered), founded on his remaining property Auersbergreut #7, the today's Forest Farmer's Farm (hof means farm). But the cat won't give up looking for mice (means Martin did not change his former ways of life) and Köberl also ran down his newly built house #7, which his cousin, the shoemaker Johann Georg Stadler, finally purchased on March 10th, 1847. The shoemaker's couple were good people and educated their children in God's ways of living. On Apr. 20, 1874 Johann Georg Stadler died of old age and was buried at the new cemetery in Bischofsreuth. His widow died on May 21st, 1892 of old age and also was buried at the same cemetery. Her unmarried children Alois, Franz and Therese on July 15th, 1893 donated for the deceased parents, siblings and all poor souls a rosary mass for ever, which is held every year on All Souls day (2 Nov). For this they paid 120 Mark and on July 28th, 1894 they donated for the wellbeing of their parent's soul 350 Mark to the church. At the time, this was a lot of money."

"The three heirs for the parent's property in Auersbergreut house #7, of the Forest Farmer's House, were the 3 unmarried siblings, which donated a lot to the church. After their death a nephew of the them became owner of the property. It was Georg Stadler, also a shoemaker and a son of the resident/tenant Ludwig Stadler and Mathilde Jungbauer. He was born 1898 and married Hedwig Rodler in 1924. She died after having nine children in 1939 from uterus cancer. Georg Stadler's second marriage in 1939 was with the widow Theres Pröbster. On Jan 17th, 1944 a fire, caused by carelessness, destroyed the house down to its foundation. Therese Stadler, widowed Pröbster, had missed to extinguish slightly glimming oven ashes and due to ash and sparks flying the fire had began its destroying work near the stable. Nobdy was injured but the distress was big. Therese Stadler, widowed Pröbster died in 1971 and her husband died in 1975."

Source: Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Johann Georg Stadler:

Name 2: J. George Stadler

Date born 2: 1799

Date born 3: Abt. Oct 1799, Auersbergreut, Germany

Date born 4: 16 Oct 1799, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Died 2: Aft. 1850

Died 3: 20 Apr 1874

Baptism: 16 Oct 1799, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: 20 Apr 1874, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Godfather: Johann Georg Berger, Bischofsreut

Occupations 1: Master Shoemaker

Occupations 2: Schuster (shoemaker) and Inwohner

Residence before marriage: 18 Nov 1833, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Residences 1: 06 Feb 1841, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Residences 2: 10 Mar 1847, Auersbergsreut #7, Bavaria, Germany

Residences 3: 13 Feb 1872, Auersbergreut, Germany

Residences 4: 17 Apr 1874, Auersbergreut, Germany

More About Anna Sammer:

Name 2: Anna Samer

Date born 2: 10 Jan 1811, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Date born 3: 18 Jan 1811

Baptism: 10 Jan 1811, Boehmisch-Roehren

Burial: 24 May 1892, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Godfather: Sebastian Schwabengruber, Bischofsreut

Residence before marriage: 18 Nov 1833, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Residences: 21 May 1892, Auersbergreut, Germany

More About Johann Stadler and Anna Sammer:

Marriage: 18 Nov 1833, Church of Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 1: Lorenz Maisinger, Neureichenau

Witness 2: Bernhard Sammer

Children of Johann Stadler and Anna Sammer are:

20. Anna⁵ Stadler (Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 31 May 1804 in Leopoldsreut #33, Niederbayern, Germany, and died Aft. 1826. She married Josef Stumvoll 30 May 1825 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), son of Johann Stumvoll and Katharina Kloiber. He was born 11 Mar 1792 in Auerbergsreut #5, Niederbayern, Germany.

Notes for Anna Stadler:

Extra Reference #'s: Fam. buch Grainet P. 231, 270 per Norbert Madl, August 29, 2003, Ref # 12771.

More About Anna Stadler:

Date born 2: 1804

Baptism: 1804, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Inwohner and Weber

More About Josef Stumvoll:

From: Auersbergsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

More About Josef Stumvoll and Anna Stadler:

Marriage 1: 30 May 1825, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Marriage 2: in Auersberg on the meadow of Josef's father's estate.

Children of Anna Stadler and Josef Stumvoll are:

21. Maria⁵ Stadler (Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 01 Dec 1806 in Auersbergsreut, Bavaria, Germany, and died 05 Jan 1870 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany. She married Michael Madl 03 Feb 1839 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), son of Jakob Madl and M. Sammer. He was born 15 Jun 1797 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany, and died 24 Jun 1858 in Bischofsreut #7, Bavaria, Germany.

Notes for Maria Stadler:

Twin of Josefa per Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Maria Stadler:

Name 2: A. Maria Stadler

Name 3: Anna Maria Stadler

Date born 2: 1806

Date born 3: 01 Dec 1806, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Died 2: 05 Jan 1871, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Baptism: 1806, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Cause of Death: Influenza

Notes for Michael Madl:

Michael was the successor of the estate per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

Died as a married cottager at 60 years of age per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Michael Madl:

Died 2: 24 Jun 1858, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Baptism: 1797, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: 1858, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Cause of Death: abdominal cancer

Occupations: Blacksmith

More About Michael Madl and Maria Stadler:

Marriage: 03 Feb 1839, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Children of Maria Stadler and Michael Madl are:

22. Josefa⁵ Stadler (Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 01 Dec 1806 in Auersbergsreut, Bavaria, Germany, and died 21 Mar 1847 in Niederbayern, Germany. She married Sebastian Seibold 02 Jul 1833 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), son of Matthias Seibold and M. Haidl. He was born 29 Jul 1800 in Bischofsreut #3, Bavaria, Germany, and died 13 Jan 1883 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany.

Notes for Josefa Stadler:

Twin of Maria per Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

Extra Reference #'s: Fam. buch Grainet P. 228 per Ken Madl, August 29, 2003, Ref # 17435

More About Josefa Stadler:

Date born 2: 1806

Baptism: 1806, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Godmother: Juliane Berger, cottager from Bischofsreut

More About Sebastian Seibold:

Date born 2: 29 Jul 1800, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

Occupations: Häusler

Residences: Raumreut #30, Bavaria

More About Sebastian Seibold and Josefa Stadler:

Marriage: 02 Jul 1833, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Children of Josefa Stadler and Sebastian Seibold are:

23. Josef⁵ Stadler (Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 17 Jan 1810 in Auersbergsreut, (Niederbayern) Bavaria, Germany, and died 27 Sep 1875 in Douglas County, KS.. He married Anna Maria Neustifter 07 Aug 1837 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), daughter of Kaspar Neustifter and Susanna Fischer. She was born 22 May 1819 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), and died 1894 in Douglas County, KS..

Notes for Josef Stadler:

Translated from German: "In 1837 he married Anna Maria Neustifter and they had seven children. On May 3rd, 1855 the married couple sold the Stadlerhäusl for 800 Gulders to the daughter of the glass factory manager Matthias Deubler, her name was Anna Deubler. In 1863 she married Sebastian Seibold. Until today the former Stadlerhäusl remained in the possetion of the Seibold family. Josef and Anna Stadler, the sellers, emigrated to America in 1855. They came from Bremen with the SS Atlantic on Sept, 21.1855 to New York and settled in Douglas Kansas, where Josef Stadler died in 1875 and his wife Anna Maria in 1894." Source: Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

Listed as from being from "Baden, Germany. Source: Ken Madl, 12/25/2003, 1865 Kansas Census for Douglas County, Eudora Township, Aug. 21, 1865, Roll # 00570192.

Josef was still single when married per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

Arrived with family on September 21, 1955...per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Josef Stadler:

Name 2: Joseph Stotler (as shown on 1865 Kansas Census)

Date born 2: 1810

Died 2: 1875, Douglas County, KS.

Died 3: 27 Sep 1875, Eudora, KS, USA

Burial: Sep 1875, Holy Family Cemetery, Eudora, Douglas County, KS. (lot79)

Immigration 1: 1855, To America

Immigration 2: 21 Sep 1855, On S.S. Atlantic from Bremen, Germany to New York, U.S.A.

Occupations 1: Farmer

Occupations 2: Häusler

Notes for Anna Maria Neustifter:

Anna Maria was still single at time of marriage per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Anna Maria Neustifter:

Name 2: A. Maria Neustifter

Died 2: 1894, Eudora, KS, USA

Baptism: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Burial: 1894, Holy Family Cemetery, Eudora, Douglas County, KS. (lot79)

Immigration 1: 1855, To America

Immigration 2: 21 Sep 1855, On S.S. Atlantic from Bremen, Germany to New York, U.S.A.

More About Josef Stadler and Anna Neustifter:

Marriage 1: 07 Aug 1837, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Marriage 2: 1837

Children of Josef Stadler and Anna Neustifter are:

25. Martin⁵ Köberl (Therese⁴ Stadler, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 24 Aug 1793 in Auerbergsreut #6, Niederbayern, Germany. He married (1) Eva Blöchl 30 Jan 1814 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), daughter of Lorenz Blöchl and Anna Ebertsberger. She was born 10 Jan 1793 in Bischofsreut #13, Bavaria, Germany. He married (2) Eva Blöchl 30 Jan 1814 in Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany., daughter of Lorenz Blöchl and Anna Ebertsberger. She was born 14 Jan 1793 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany., and died 30 Mar 1816 in Auersbergsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.. He married (3) A. Maria Blöchl 30 Jun 1816 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), daughter of Martin Blöchl and Maria Neustifter. She was born 01 Feb 1791 in Marchhäuser #8, Niederbayern, Germany, and died 08 May 1841.

Notes for Martin Köberl:

Translated from German: "Martin Köberl in 1814 took over his parent's house# 6 in Auersbergreut and ran it down due to bad performance and marital problems. His property came on the auction block, and some in other hands. His cousin Johann Georg Stadler in 1842 took the oportunity and purchased a few parcels of land from of Martin Köberl's property for 835 Gulders. It included a small house. Martin Köberl which slowly came to his feet again (recovered), founded on his remaining property Auersbergreut #7, the today's Forest Farmer's Farm (hof means farm). But the cat won't give up looking for mice (means Martin did not change his former ways of life) and Köberl also ran down his newly built house #7, which his cousin, the shoemaker Johann Georg Stadler, finally purchased on March 10th, 1847." Source: Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Martin Köberl:

Date born 2: From Auersbergsreut.

Date born 3: 24 Aug 1793

Occupations: Häusler

Residences 1: 1810, Auersbergsreut #6, Bavaria, Germany

Residences 2: Auersbergsreut #7, Bavaria, Germany

More About Martin Köberl and Eva Blöchl:

Marriage: 30 Jan 1814, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

More About Martin Köberl and Eva Blöchl:

Marriage: 30 Jan 1814, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

More About Martin Köberl and A. Blöchl:

Marriage: 30 Jun 1816, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Child of Martin Köberl and Eva Blöchl is:

Children of Martin Köberl and A. Blöchl are:

27. A. Maria⁵ Köberl (Therese⁴ Stadler, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 22 Jan 1796 in Auerbergsreut #6, Niederbayern, Germany. She married J. Georg Weishäupl 20 Apr 1819, son of Bernhard Weishäupl and Maria Kellerman. He was born 17 Nov 1785 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany.

More About J. Weishäupl and A. Köberl:

Marriage: 20 Apr 1819

Children of A. Köberl and J. Weishäupl are:

29. Johanna⁵ Stadler (Josef⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 11 May 1794 in Auersbergsreut #4, Bavaria, Germany, and died Aft. 1818. She married Jakob Lang Abt. 1817 in Niederbayern, Germany. He was born in Schimmelbach, Bavaria, Germany.

More About Johanna Stadler:

Christening: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Häusler

More About Jakob Lang:

Occupations: Häusler in Schimmelbach, Bavaria, Germany in the parish of Breitenberg.

More About Jakob Lang and Johanna Stadler:

Marriage: Abt. 1817, Niederbayern, Germany

Children of Johanna Stadler and Jakob Lang are:

30. Josef⁵ Stadler (Josef⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 05 Jan 1790 in Auersbergsreut #4, Bavaria, Germany, and died Aft. 1852. He married (1) Theresia Kloiber 26 Mar 1811 in Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany., daughter of Mathias Kloiber and Rosina Dirndorfer. She was born 26 Mar 1788 in Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany., and died 08 Jun 1852 in Auersbergsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.. He married (2) Therese Kloiber 26 May 1811 in Niederbayern, Germany. She was born Abt. 1787, and died 08 Jun 1852 in Auerbergsreut #4, Niederbayern, Germany.

Notes for Josef Stadler:

Joseph was born illegitimate, but ceclared legitimate through subsequent marriage of parents. Took over parental estate, Auerbergsreut #4. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Josef Stadler:

Date born 2: From Auersbergsreut.

Christening: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Häusler

Residences: Auerbergsreut #4, Neiderbayern, Germany

More About Josef Stadler and Theresia Kloiber:

Marriage: 26 Mar 1811, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

Notes for Therese Kloiber:

Died as a married tenant farmer at age 65 per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Therese Kloiber:

Burial: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Residences: Auerbergsreut #4, Neiderbayern, Germany

More About Josef Stadler and Therese Kloiber:

Marriage: 26 May 1811, Niederbayern, Germany

Children of Josef Stadler and Therese Kloiber are:

33. Hermann⁶ Stadler (Johann Georg⁵, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 06 Feb 1846 in Bischofsreut #25, Germany, and died 06 May 1902 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. He married Crescentia Nigl 13 Feb 1872 in Church of Grainet, Bavaria, Germany, daughter of Josef Nigl and Teresia Weishäupl. She was born 30 Oct 1843 in Langreut # 42, Parish Grainet, Bavaria, Germany, and died 26 Jan 1919 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

Notes for Hermann Stadler:

Translated from German: "He attended the public school in Bischofsreut. His teachers were Georg Kremsreither and Michael Zeyns and he learned the shoemaker trade. If he was in the Prussian-Austrian Brother-War of 1866, or in the German- French War 1870/71 I don't know. But since he married after 1871 , it is assumed, that he was in the last mentioned war. On Feb. 13th, 1872 he married Kreszenz Nigl in the Church of Grainet. She was born on Oct. 30, 1843 in Langreut, daughter of the Langreuter settlers Josef Nigl and his wife Theresia Weishäupl. In the year of their marriage they decided - Hermann and Kreszenz Stadler, like so many from Bischofsreut and surrounding area to emigrate to America. Josef Nigl, married with Karolina Blöchl, a brother of Kreszenz joined them in the emigration. They landed in Kansas City, KS. And came to Oshkosh, WI. There they lived on 228 Ohio Street. Hermann and Kreszenz Stadler had six Children. Georg, born 1873, married in 1893 in Oshkosh Alwina Drexler. Hermann, born 1874, married in 1897 Anna Tahedl. Mary, born 1876, Josef, born 1878, Ludwig (Louis) born 1880 and John, born 1884. Kreszenz Stadler, born Nigl, died on Jan, 25th 1919 in Oshkosh."

Source: Norbert Madl, August / 2003.

More About Hermann Stadler:

Date born 2: 1841

Date born 3: 06 Feb 1841, According to Charles Nigl's research.

Date born 4: 06 Feb 1841, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Date born 5: 06 Feb 1846, Bischofsreut, Parish Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Died 2: 07 May 1902, Pneumonia

Baptism: 06 Feb 1841, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: 09 May 1902, St. Vincent DePaul Cemetery, Oshkosh, WI.

Census 1: 1900, Oshkosh, Wisconsin (Winnebago County) district 140, ward 6, page 11, line 46

Census 2: 1880, Oshkosh, Wisconsin (Winnebago County) district 228, page 27, line 36

Godfather: Johann Berger, Bischofsreut

Immigration: 1872

Occupation: Shoe maker

Occupations: Shoemaker from Auersbergsreut

Religion: Catholic

Residence before marriage: Auersbergreut, Germany

Residences: 228 Ohio St. Oshkosh, WI.

Notes for Crescentia Nigl:

Langreut is a small hamlet ( 5 farms) 1.5 km. north of

Bischofsreut.

More About Crescentia Nigl:

Name 2: Grace

Name 3: Kreszenz

Name 4: Christ. Niegel

Name 5: Cresentia Niggel

Name 6: Theresia Niggel

Date born 2: 03 Oct 1843, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Date born 3: 30 Oct 1843, Bischofsreut, Germany

Died 2: 25 Jan 1843, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

Baptism 1: 04 Oct 1843, Boehmisch-Roehren

Baptism 2: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Burial 1: 30 Jan 1919, St. Vincent DePaul Cemetery, Oshkosh, WI.

Burial 2: 30 Jan 1919, Riverside Cemetery. Oshkosh, WI.

Godfather: Joseph Ploechl (Bloechl)

Immigration: 1872, To America

Residence before marriage: 13 Feb 1872, Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany

Residences: 26 Jan 1919, 118 Ohio St. Oshkosh, WI.

More About Hermann Stadler and Crescentia Nigl:

Marriage: 13 Feb 1872, Church of Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Witness 1: Michael Madl, Bischofsreut

Witness 2: Philipp Nigl, Bischofsreut

Children of Hermann Stadler and Crescentia Nigl are:

40. Ludwig⁶ Stadler (Johann Georg⁵, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 08 Dec 1851 in Auersbergsreut, Bavaria, Germany, and died Aft. 1879. He married Mathilde Jungbauer 1879, daughter of Franz Jungbauer and Anna Reichenberger. She was born 10 Feb 1855 in Leopoldsreut #16, Niederbayern, Germany, and died Aft. 1879.

More About Ludwig Stadler:

Date born 2: 1851

Date born 3: 01 Dec 1851

Date born 4: 01 Dec 1851, Auerbergsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Date born 5: 01 Dec 1851, Niederbayern, Germany

Baptism: 09 Dec 1851, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Christening: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Shoemaker

More About Ludwig Stadler and Mathilde Jungbauer:

Marriage 1: 1879

Marriage 2: 11 Nov 1879, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Child of Ludwig Stadler and Mathilde Jungbauer is:

43. A. Maria⁶ Stumvoll (Anna⁵ Stadler, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 09 Apr 1826 in Auerbergsreut, Niederbayern, Germany. She married F. Xaver Fischer 03 Jul 1849 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), son of Josef Fischer and A. Berger. He was born 23 Oct 1818 in Bischofsreut, Germany.

More About A. Maria Stumvoll:

Name 2: Anna Maria Stumvoll

Date born 2: 09 Apr 1826

Notes for F. Xaver Fischer:

Family Book: This estate (Bischofsreut 13) was the property of Joh. Plöchl, who sold it to the mother of Fr. Xav. Fischer (tenants mother). Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About F. Xaver Fischer:

Name 2: Franz Xaver Fischer

Date born 2: 23 Oct 1818, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

Date born 3: 23 Oct 1818, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

Occupations 1: Inwohner and Häusler

Occupations 2: Abt. 1860, Häusler in Bischofsreut #13, Bavaria, Germany

More About F. Fischer and A. Stumvoll:

Marriage 1: 03 Jul 1849, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Marriage 2: 03 Jul 1849, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

Children of A. Stumvoll and F. Fischer are:

52. Anna⁶ Madl (Maria⁵ Stadler, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 02 Jun 1839 in Bischofsreut #5, Germany, and died 26 Feb 1870 in Ludwigsreut, Niederebayern, Germany. She married Markus Schnelzer 08 Jun 1869 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), son of Johann Schnelzer and Barbara Jungbauer. He was born 25 Apr 1839 in Frauenberg, Germany, and died 16 Nov 1906 in Ludwigsreut #16, Niederebayern, Germany.

Notes for Anna Madl:

Bled to death at the birth of son Georg. She was a tenant, 30 years old. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Anna Madl:

Date born 2: 02 Jun 1839, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Date born 3: 02 Jun 1839, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

Died 2: 26 Feb 1870, Ludwigsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

Baptism: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Notes for Markus Schnelzer:

Markus died as a married cottager at 66 and 1/2 years of age per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Markus Schnelzer:

Date born 2: 25 Apr 1839

Date born 3: 25 Apr 1839, Ludwigsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Date born 4: 25 Apr 1839, Ludwigsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

More About Markus Schnelzer and Anna Madl:

Marriage 1: 08 Jun 1869, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Marriage 2: 08 Jun 1869, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

Child of Anna Madl and Markus Schnelzer is:

53. Josepha⁶ Madl (Maria⁵ Stadler, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 16 Apr 1841 in Bischofsreut #5, Germany, and died 05 Mar 1902 in Bischofsreut #7, Germany. She married Wenzel Nebl 06 Jun 1859 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), son of Ägidius Nebl and M. Waschenpelz. He was born 20 Aug 1831 in Guthausen (CZ), and died 13 Oct 1901 in Bischofsreut #7, Germany.

Notes for Josepha Madl:

Died from dropsy as a widowed, retired farmer. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Josepha Madl:

Date born 2: 16 Apr 1841, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Baptism: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

More About Wenzel Nebl:

Baptism: Böhmisch Röhren (CZ)

Cause of Death: gastric disorder

Occupations: Häusler

More About Wenzel Nebl and Josepha Madl:

Marriage: 06 Jun 1859, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Children of Josepha Madl and Wenzel Nebl are:

55. Josef⁶ Madl (Maria⁵ Stadler, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 22 Oct 1844 in Bischofsreut #5, Germany, and died 21 Apr 1920 in Oshkosh, WI. He married (1) Barbara Drehobl, daughter of Josef Drehobl and A. Lenz. She was born 12 Feb 1851 in Kreuzberg, Germany, and died 06 Aug 1936. He married (2) Anna Robl 31 May 1881 in Waldkirchen, Germany, daughter of Matthias Robl and Elisabeth Moser. She was born 21 Oct 1856 in Böhmen (CZ), and died 05 Dec 1900 in Oshkosh, WI.

More About Josef Madl:

Date born 2: 22 Oct 1844, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Date born 3: 22 Oct 1844, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

Died 2: 21 Apr 1920, Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.

Baptism: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Burial: Riverside Catholic Cemetery, Oshkosh, WI

Occupations 1: Steinbrucharbeiter

Occupations 2: Tenant in Pilgramsberg and Exenbach.

Notes for Barbara Drehobl:

Illegitimate, but declared legitimate through a subsequent marriage. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004

More About Barbara Drehobl:

Godmother: Barbara Dafinger, wife of an inkeeper and butcher from Kreuzberg.

More About Anna Robl:

Date born 2: 21 Oct 1856, Böhmen.

Died 2: 05 Dec 1900, Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.

Burial: Riverside Catholic Cemetery, Oshkosh, WI

More About Josef Madl and Anna Robl:

Marriage 1: 31 May 1881, Waldkirchen, Germany

Marriage 2: 31 May 1881

Children of Josef Madl and Anna Robl are:

56. Michael⁶ Madl (Maria⁵ Stadler, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 14 Nov 1846 in Bischofsreut #5, Germany, and died in Oshkosh, WI. He married (1) Therese Grinzinger 11 Feb 1874 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), daughter of Jakob Grinzinger and Theresia Bogner. She was born 20 Dec 1847 in Kleinphilippsreut #7, Neiderbayern, Bavaria, and died in Oshkosh, WI. He married (2) Kreszenz Grünzinger 11 Feb 1874 in Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.. She was born 20 Dec 1847 in Kleinphilippsreut, Niederbayern, Germany..

Notes for Michael Madl:

On the 1900 Census, born September 1846, 53 years old, from Germany. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Michael Madl:

Date born 2: 14 Nov 1846, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Date born 3: 14 Nov 1846, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany.

Baptism: Grainet, Bavaria, Germany

Occupations: Holzhauer and Pächter

Notes for Therese Grinzinger:

On the 1900 Census, born December 1847, 52 years old, from Germany, saloon keeper. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Therese Grinzinger:

Name 2: Kreszenz Grünzinger

Date born 2: 20 Dec 1847, Kleinphilippsreut, Germany

Occupations: Salon keeper

More About Michael Madl and Therese Grinzinger:

Marriage: 11 Feb 1874, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

More About Michael Madl and Kreszenz Grünzinger:

Marriage: 11 Feb 1874, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany.

Children of Michael Madl and Therese Grinzinger are:

59. Franz⁶ Seibold (Josefa⁵ Stadler, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 07 Sep 1835 in Bischofsreut #30, Germany, and died 04 Nov 1918 in Bischofsreut, Germany. He married Anna Jungbauer 07 Feb 1865 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern). She was born 30 Sep 1843 in Unterschneedorf (CZ), and died 16 Apr 1918 in Bischofsreut, Germany.

Notes for Franz Seibold:

Died as a retired farmer of dropsy. 6 children, 3 sons emigrated to America. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

Notes for Anna Jungbauer:

Died as a retired farmer from old age. Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004.

More About Anna Jungbauer:

Baptism: Oberhaid (CZ)

More About Franz Seibold and Anna Jungbauer:

Marriage: 07 Feb 1865, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Children of Franz Seibold and Anna Jungbauer are:

61. Sebastian⁶ Seibold (Josefa⁵ Stadler, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 15 Apr 1840 in Bischofsreut #30, Germany, and died 03 Oct 1910 in Oshkosh, WI. He married Maria Deubler. She was born Sep 1834.

Children of Sebastian Seibold and Maria Deubler are:

66. Georg⁶ Stadler (Josef⁵, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 31 Jul 1842 in Niederbayern, Germany, and died 1925 in Douglas County, KS.. He married Louisa E. Baseman 13 Sep 1870 in Eudora, Douglas County, KS.. She was born 1850 in Quebec, Canada, and died 10 Mar 1927.

Notes for Georg Stadler:

Extra Reference #'s Douglas Co. Marr. V 3 P 74; 1900 Kansas Census. Source: Ken Madl

Had lived in Missouri, possibly born there. Source: Ken Madl, 12/25/2003, 1875 Kansas Census for Douglas County, Eudora. Pg. 35, Family 261

More About Georg Stadler:

Name 2: ? Stadler

Name 3: George J. Stadler

Date born 2: 31 Jul 1842, Leopoldsreut #33, Germany

Burial: 1925, Holy Family Cemetery, Eudora, Douglas County, KS. (lot 8)

Immigration: 21 Sep 1855, On S.S. Atlantic from Bremen, Germany to New York, U.S.A.

Military service: 13 Wisc, Co. H

Occupations 1: Brick maker

Occupations 2: Ziegelmacher

Occupations 3: 1875, Laborer

Notes for Louisa E. Baseman:

Extra reference #'s: Douglas Co. Marr. V 3 P 74; 1900 Kansas Census. Source: Ken Madl.

More About Louisa E. Baseman:

Date born 2: Sep 1851, Quebec Canada

Burial: 1927, Holy Family Cemetery, Eudora, Douglas County, KS. (lot 8)

Residence before marriage: Eudora, Douglas County, KS.

Residences: Illinois.

More About Georg Stadler and Louisa Baseman:

Marriage: 13 Sep 1870, Eudora, Douglas County, KS.

Children of Georg Stadler and Louisa Baseman are:

78. J. Evangelist "John"⁶ Weishäupl (A. Maria⁵ Köberl, Therese⁴ Stadler, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 19 Jan 1825 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany. He married A. Maria Frei 27 Nov 1855, daughter of Paul Frei and M. Angerer. She was born in Plöckenstein.

More About J. Evangelist "John" Weishäupl:

Occupations: Häusler

More About J. Weishäupl and A. Frei:

Marriage: 27 Nov 1855

Child of J. Weishäupl and A. Frei is:

80. Eleonora⁶ Weishäupl (A. Maria⁵ Köberl, Therese⁴ Stadler, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 24 Feb 1831 in Bischofsreut, Bavaria, Germany. She married J. Baptist Berger 25 Aug 1856, son of J. Berger and Cäcilia Madl. He was born 22 Jan 1827.

More About J. Baptist Berger:

Occupations: Marchhäuser

More About J. Berger and Eleonora Weishäupl:

Marriage: 25 Aug 1856

Child of Eleonora Weishäupl and J. Berger is:

85. Veronika⁶ Stadler (Josef⁵, Josef⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 25 May 1814 in Auerbergsreut, Germany, and died 05 Jun 1853. She married J. Evangelist Nigl 25 Nov 1843 in Grainet, Germany, son of J. Nigl and Theresia Neustifter. He was born 25 Nov 1811 in Bischofsreut #10, Germany, and died 27 Sep 1852.

More About Veronika Stadler:

Date born 2: 02 May 1814, Auerbergsreut, Neiderbayern, Germany

Date born 3: 25 May 1814

Died 2: 05 Jun 1853, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Notes for J. Evangelist Nigl:

J. Evangelist Nigl took over the maternal estate. In September 1852, he was reported missing. "on Monday, September 13th, he left the tenant Johann Nigl from Bischofsreut and went to Schärding and environment in order to collect money for the Schwamm (sponge, fungus or mushrooms) (Holzschwamm von Baumstämmen= wood fungus/mushrooms from tree trunks). Nigl arrived in Passau on September 15th, stayed a few hours with his cousin, Kajetzan Nigl, a soldier with the royal infantry regiment Seckendorff, and about 8:00 in the evening left Passau to stay overnight at the innkeeper Scharrer in Ilz. His cousin accompanied him to the end of the Danube bridge, and clearly saw him take the street through Anger. Because Johann didn't arrive at the innkeeper Scharrer, and also didn't return again to Bischofsreut, it is suspected that perhaps on the way through the Holzgarten (wood garden, a place near a river where firewood and lumber was collected), he met with foul play, especially since he had with him a large leather sack with about 40 to 50 Gulden, and a large silver double-cased pocket watch with Roman numbers, which was wound from the back. Nigl is about 40 years old, has thinning blond hair, gray eyes, a full set of teeth and no beard. He was wearing a blue cloth Spencer (shirt) with dark buttons, a scarf, black summer trousers with blue stripes and ankle boots."

Whether Johann Nigl fell victim to robbery, we don't know. In any event, his body washed up in Neudeck on the Danube on September 27. An autopsy was performed, and the cause of death stated as angina pectoris/choking catarrh. He was buried in Alkoven.

At that time, his widow Veronika, born Stadler, was pregnant with her 8th child. She died in Bischofsreut on June 5, 1853, the same day her child was stillborn.

The estate came under the guardianship of J. Blöchl, and in 1855 was purchased by Mathias Madl, an ancestor of the current "Mathiasl" in Bischofsreut.

Per Reinhard Riepl, January 2004, main source: Norbert Madl.

More About J. Evangelist Nigl:

Name 2: Johann Nigl

Date born 2: 25 Nov 1801, Bischofsreut, Niederbayern, Germany

Occupations: Inwohner and Häusler

More About J. Nigl and Veronika Stadler:

Marriage 1: 25 Nov 1843, Grainet, Germany

Marriage 2: 21 Nov 1843, Grainet, Niederbayern, Germany

Children of Veronika Stadler and J. Nigl are:

87. Josef⁶ Stadler (Josef⁵, Josef⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 04 May 1817 in Auerbergsreut #4, Niederbayern, Germany. He married Maria Blöchl 12 Jul 1852 in Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern), daughter of Felix Blöchl and A. Peterhansel. She was born 06 Oct 1825 in Auerbergsreut #1, Niederbayern, Germany.

More About Josef Stadler and Maria Blöchl:

Marriage: 12 Jul 1852, Grainet Church, Grainet, Bavaria, Germany (Niederbayern)

Children of Josef Stadler and Maria Blöchl are:

91. Louis John⁷ Stadler (Hermann⁶, Johann Georg⁵, Franz Xaver⁴, Jakob³, Markus², Bartholomäus¹) was born 30 Jul 1880 in Wisconsin, and died 12 Dec 1930 in Mercy Hospital, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.. He married Anna Benderling 27 Feb 1911 in St. Vincent Church, Oshkosh, WI, da