Tauscher, Augusta Teuscher

Abt 1833 - 1876  (43 years)

• Name	Tauscher, Augusta Teuscher  [1, 2, 3]
  	Life Sketch, Frederick August Teuscher/Tauscher: Frederick August Tauscher was born in the Kingdom of Saxony and married Dorothea Buchdaw, they migrated to America in 1840. Two of their children, Henry & Theodore, died in Saxony before the family came to America. The surviving children Were: - Jacob, who married Alice Ryan in New York, - Frederick William, - Carl Henry and Margaret May, - Fredericka, who married Adolph Fourness and - the youngest son Charles William, my Great Grandfather married Caroline Yentzer, and then Augusta the youngest daughter who married Caroline's brother Peter Yentzer. Frederick August Teuscher [about half of the family spelled Teuscher & the other half Tauscher] with his wife Dorothea, sailed from Euope to New York, City, traveled by wagon from New York to Potter County, Pennsylvania on the Boone Road> Mr Teuscher was a shoemaker. He purchased land in Sweden Township, where other Saxons were settling at the time. The orginal Teuscher family was known as the Dashie family. The name was later written "Dasher", By the Eighteen seventies the Teuscher spelling was the acceptable written form. However, Charles William Teuscher's sons spelled the name "Teuscher", and Tauscher similarly, Jacob's sons. then Carl Henry & Frederick William were using the "Tauscher" and their descendants use the Tauscher today. It can be stated that the Teuscher & Yentzer, families of Potter County, Pennsylvania were a synonymous family. Charles William, was a Physician and a Farmer, he also owned a Saw-Mill at Fishing Creek, and a Tannery, and his daughter was a druggist and they owned and operated a Drug-store. Much of this research was done in 1977-1978 by, Madame Jean Peres, genealogist of Strasbourg, France- for a book done by, Donald Yentzer Coppersmith "The Farmers' Children" Published By: "Enterprise Publishing Association Coudersport, Pa. " in 1981. Frederick August Teuscher died 4 April 1870 in Sweden Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA.
  Birth	Abt 1833	Altenburg Drescha, Leipziger Land, Sachsen, Germany   [1, 2]
  	Altenburg, Naumburg, Saxony, Prussia, Germany
  Gender	Female
  Name	Augusta DascherTauscher  [4]
  Name	Dasher
  Death	1876	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Person ID	I36881	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Tauscher, Frederick August Teuscher sr,   b. 4 May 1790, Altenburg Drescha, Leipziger Land, Sachsen, Germany d. 4 Apr 1870, Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 79 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Buchdaw, Dorothea,   b. 15 Apr 1791, Altenburg Drescha, Leipziger Land, Sachsen, Germany d. 2 Jun 1872, Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 81 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	Abt 1813	Altenburg Drescha, Leipziger Land, Sachsen, Germany   [5, 6]
  	familysearch 20170913- Jacob Charles Teuscher Sex Male Birth 14 March 1814 Altenburg, Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany Death 7 FEB 1897 Roulette, Potter, Pa Burial 1897 Eulalia Cemetery, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Alternate Name Birth Name Jacob Tauscher Residence 1880 Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, Frederick August Teuscher 1790-1870 • LVJ6-HW1 ? Dorothea Buchdaw 1791-1872 • LH7D-126 ? Marriage: before 1814 Altenburg, Leipzig, Sachsen
  emigration jt	1840	Sachsen, Germany
  	Life Sketch, Frederick August Teuscher/Tauscher: Frederick August Tauscher was born in the Kingdom of Saxony and married Dorothea Buchdaw, they migrated to America in 1840. Two of their children, Henry & Theodore, died in Saxony before the family came to America. The surviving children Were: - Jacob, who married Alice Ryan in New York, - Frederick William, - Carl Henry and Margaret May, - Fredericka, who married Adolph Fourness and - the youngest son Charles William, my Great Grandfather married Caroline Yentzer, and then Augusta the youngest daughter who married Caroline's brother Peter Yentzer. Frederick August Teuscher [about half of the family spelled Teuscher & the other half Tauscher] with his wife Dorothea, sailed from Euope to New York, City, traveled by wagon from New York to Potter County, Pennsylvania on the Boone Road> Mr Teuscher was a shoemaker. He purchased land in Sweden Township, where other Saxons were settling at the time. The orginal Teuscher family was known as the Dashie family. The name was later written "Dasher", By the Eighteen seventies the Teuscher spelling was the acceptable written form. However, Charles William Teuscher's sons spelled the name "Teuscher", and Tauscher similarly, Jacob's sons. then Carl Henry & Frederick William were using the "Tauscher" and their descendants use the Tauscher today. It can be stated that the Teuscher & Yentzer, families of Potter County, Pennsylvania were a synonymous family. Charles William, was a Physician and a Farmer, he also owned a Saw-Mill at Fishing Creek, and a Tannery, and his daughter was a druggist and they owned and operated a Drug-store. Much of this research was done in 1977-1978 by, Madame Jean Peres, genealogist of Strasbourg, France- for a book done by, Donald Yentzer Coppersmith "The Farmers' Children" Published By: "Enterprise Publishing Association Coudersport, Pa. " in 1981. Frederick August Teuscher died 4 April 1870 in Sweden Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA.
  immigration, together	1840	New York City
  	Life Story: Frederick August Tauscher was born in the Kingdom of Saxony and married Dorothea Buchdaw, they migrated to America in 1840. Two of their children, Henry & Theodore, died in Saxony before the family came to America. The surviving children Were: - Jacob, who married Alice Ryan in New York, - Frederick William, - Carl Henry and Margaret May, - Fredericka, who married Adolph Fourness and - the youngest son Charles William, my Great Grandfather married Caroline Yentzer, and then Augusta the youngest daughter who married Caroline's brother Peter Yentzer. Frederick August Teuscher [about half of the family spelled Teuscher & the other half Tauscher] with his wife Dorothea, sailed from Euope to New York, City, traveled by wagon from New York to Potter County, Pennsylvania on the Boone Road> Mr Teuscher was a shoemaker. He purchased land in Sweden Township, where other Saxons were settling at the time. The orginal Teuscher family was known as the Dashie family. The name was later written "Dasher", By the Eighteen seventies the Teuscher spelling was the acceptable written form. However, Charles William Teuscher's sons spelled the name "Teuscher", and Tauscher similarly, Jacob's sons. then Carl Henry & Frederick William were using the "Tauscher" and their descendants use the Tauscher today. It can be stated that the Teuscher & Yentzer, families of Potter County, Pennsylvania were a synonymous family. Charles William, was a Physician and a Farmer, he also owned a Saw-Mill at Fishing Creek, and a Tannery, and his daughter was a druggist and they owned and operated a Drug-store. Much of this research was done in 1977-1978 by, Madame Jean Peres, genealogist of Strasbourg, France- for a book done by, Donald Yentzer Coppersmith "The Farmers' Children" Published By: "Enterprise Publishing Association Coudersport, Pa. " in 1981. Frederick August Teuscher died 4 April 1870 in Sweden Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA.
  Settled jt	Abt 1840	Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	from NYC, by wagon on the Boone Road.
  Burial jt	Between 1871 and 1872	Sweden Hill Cemetery, Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	Teuscher, Dorothea died June 2, 1872 Fredrick A. died Apr 4, 1871 3rd ggandparents of aunt suzie
  	20250624Chicago- Sweden Hill Cemetery Teuscher, Dorothea died June 2, 1872 Fredrick A. died Apr 4, 1871 3rd ggandparents of aunt suzie 20250624Chicago- john c. wetzel Monday · May 25, 2015 · 12:47 PM IMG_1855 Apple iPhone 5s JPEG Back Camera - 29 mm ƒ2.2 7 MP · 3264 × 2448 · 3.4 MB ISO 32 29 mm 0 ev ƒ2.2 1/1709 s
  		Cem Sweden Hill Teuscher, Fred & Dorothea jcwIMG_1855 20250624Chicago- Sweden Hill Cemetery Teuscher, Dorothea died June 2, 1872 Fredrick A. died Apr 4, 1871 3rd ggandparents of aunt suzie 20250624Chicago- john c. wetzel Monday · May 25, 2015 · 12:47 PM IMG_1855 Apple iPhone 5s JPEG Back Camera - 29 mm ƒ2.2 7 MP · 3264 × 2448 · 3.4 MB ISO 32 29 mm 0 ev ƒ2.2 1/1709 s
  Family ID	F35057	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Yentzer, Peter,   b. 27 Mar 1823, Sarrewerden, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France d. 16 Feb 1864 (Age 40 years)
  Marriage	4 Jan 1851	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [4]
  	Peter Yentzer & Miss Augusta Tauscher (Dasher), both of Roulet, mar. Jan. 4, 1851. handwritten note dazu: Peter Yentzer found dead in road- 2/16/1864.
  Children	1. Yentzer, George 'Lewis',   b. 27 Nov 1859, Fishing Creek, Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 6 Aug 1917, Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 57 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. Yentzer, Frances Amelia,   b. 20 Oct 1851, Germany d. 1924, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 72 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   3. Yentzer, Charles,   b. 1853   d. 1864 (Age 11 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   4. Yentzer, Linda,   b. 1858, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1942 (Age 84 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   5. Yentzer, Rosetta,   b. 1863  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   6. Yentzer, Frederick William,   b. 22 Jun 1856, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1 Jan 1943, Ridgway, Elk, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 86 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F10996	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - Abt 1833 - Altenburg Drescha, Leipziger Land, Sachsen, Germany Marriage - 4 Jan 1851 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Death - 1876 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  [S733] Public Member Trees, a new rotation 20130407, Database online. Record for Augusta Teuscher http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=18125897568&indiv=try [S743] Public Member Trees, aa good photos & records, Database online. George WEIMER, good bio. Record for Sarah G Weimer George W. Weimer, bio and obit in 'Notes' 20180828HAv, re-worked: Biography George Weimar GEORGE WEIMAR, farmer, P.O. Williston, son of George and Margaret (Lehman) Weimar, was born in Alsace, France (now Germany), November 27, 1816. In 1830 he came to America with his parents, who located at Roulette, Potter county, where they engaged in farming and spent the rest of their lives; their children were -George and - Eve. His father's second wife was Eve Wiederich, and their children were - Michael, - Barbara, - Mrs. Margaret Manning, - Mrs. Sally Jackson, - William A., - Frederick, - John and - Mrs. Dorcas Marsh. The subject of these lines made his home with his parents until nineteen years of age, when he began to work for farmers, and in 1836 bought a tract of wild land on which he located in 1842. This he cleared and improved, and now has one of the best farms in Pleasant Valley township. He was married in 1842, to Laura, daughter of Burrel Lyman. Their children are - Sarah (Mrs. Roscoe Stearns), - Otis, - Willis, - Ella (Mrs. Dr. Stearns, of Port Allegany, Penn.), - Mary (Mrs. F. Robinson of Liberty township, McKean county), - Nellie (Mrs. Amos Palmer, also of Liberty township), - Nettie (Mrs. Lewis Yentzer, of Roulette, Penn.), - Lottie (Mrs. Miles Rice, also of Roulette), and - Roscoe. Mrs. Weimer died in 1884. In politics Mr. Weimar is a Democrat. In 1836 he bought corn at $3 per bushel, which was brought on pack horses eighty miles from Jersey Shore, and paid for it by cutting wood at seventy-five cents per day.. Source: Biographies from Hebron, Clara, and Pleasant Valley Townships, Potter Co., PA. Submitted by: Barb Hyde. n2zhf n2zhf originally shared this to Mayer Family Tree ?19 Sep 2009 ?story caccyber1 caccyber1 added this to Campbell Family Tree ?13 Oct 2010 A Famous Woodsman Dead George Weimer Walked 70 Miles In the Forest in a Day-Ran Down a Deer.. ROULETTE, Pa., March 6.-George Weimer,. aged 90, died last Monday on his farm near this place, where he had lived for seventy years. He was the last of the pioneer woodsmen and raftsmen of the Allegheny and Susquehanna headwaters, and was famous as a pedestrian and runner in his early days. Once, being on a rafting trip down the river, he walked from Jersey Shore to Roulette, 70 miles, between breakfast and early bedtime, or in about IT hours, over a rough and hilly wilderness road, with a stop of only an hour for rest and refreshment during the entire journey. The reason he made it, he always explained by saying: "I had always called on my girl that right of the week, and I wasn't going to let a little matter of 70 miles fool me out of it that night." The girl he travelled too far to see was the daughter of Burrill Lyman of Roulette, and she soon afterward became his wife. Laroy Lyman of Roulette shot at a deer in the hills back of that place one day, and called on Weimer to fetch one of his dogs. The dog would not follow the deer's track, and Weimer himself took after the HAM*. When Weimer started the dog took the track and went ahead and overtook the deer, a buck. The deer fought the dog and scared it eo that when Weimer came up it would only keep at its heels, the deer having started on again. Weimer followed the deer over ridges, down hollows, across streams and through swamps and tangled thickets, giving it no rest, and at last drove it into the open and toward the Allegheny River. The deer at last entered a field that lay between the woods and the river. There Weimer caught it. Lyman's shot' had not hit it. The dog came lagging and panting in a few minutes afterward and lay down in a fence corner, tired out.. Weimer cut the deer's throat and carried the carcass nearly a mile t o a farmhouse. He had run the deer, as near as could be calculated b y t h e turnings and twistings of the course, not lees than 11 miles. Leaving the deer at the farm t o be called for, he over the hills, 7 miles. He arrived there an hour ahead of his dog. Weimer, when he married and settled on the farm, worked in the woods or on the river in the winter. When he rafted down the Susquehanna the rafts were, as a rule, run to Columbia, about 200 miles. The return trip could be made by stage and canal, but Weimer always walked it, thus, he declared, saving both time and money. The New York Sun March 1904. tclyman tclyman originally shared this to Lyman Family ?14 Dec 2013 ?story The New York Sun March 1904 ?1904 ?Roulette, PA caccyber1 caccyber1 added this to Campbell Family Tree ?20 Feb 2014 20180828HAv, re-worked: Biography George Weimar GEORGE WEIMAR, farmer, P.O. Williston, son of George and Margaret (Lehman) Weimar, was born in Alsace, France (now Germany), November 27, 1816. In 1830 he came to America with his parents, who located at Roulette, Potter county, where they engaged in farming and spent the rest of their lives; their children were -George and - Eve. His father's second wife was Eve Wiederich, and their children were - Michael, - Barbara, - Mrs. Margaret Manning, - Mrs. Sally Jackson, - William A., - Frederick, - John and - Mrs. Dorcas Marsh. The subject of these lines made his home with his parents until nineteen years of age, when he began to work for farmers, and in 1836 bought a tract of wild land on which he located in 1842. This he cleared and improved, and now has one of the best farms in Pleasant Valley township. He was married in 1842, to Laura, daughter of Burrel Lyman. Their children are - Sarah (Mrs. Roscoe Stearns), - Otis, - Willis, - Ella (Mrs. Dr. Stearns, of Port Allegany, Penn.), - Mary (Mrs. F. Robinson of Liberty township, McKean county), - Nellie (Mrs. Amos Palmer, also of Liberty township), - Nettie (Mrs. Lewis Yentzer, of Roulette, Penn.), - Lottie (Mrs. Miles Rice, also of Roulette), and - Roscoe. Mrs. Weimer died in 1884. In politics Mr. Weimar is a Democrat. In 1836 he bought corn at $3 per bushel, which was brought on pack horses eighty miles from Jersey Shore, and paid for it by cutting wood at seventy-five cents per day.. Source: Biographies from Hebron, Clara, and Pleasant Valley Townships, Potter Co., PA. Submitted by: Barb Hyde. n2zhf n2zhf originally shared this to Mayer Family Tree ?19 Sep 2009 ?story caccyber1 caccyber1 added this to Campbell Family Tree ?13 Oct 2010 A Famous Woodsman Dead George Weimer Walked 70 Miles In the Forest in a Day-Ran Down a Deer.. ROULETTE, Pa., March 6.-George Weimer,. aged 90, died last Monday on his farm near this place, where he had lived for seventy years. He was the last of the pioneer woodsmen and raftsmen of the Allegheny and Susquehanna headwaters, and was famous as a pedestrian and runner in his early days. Once, being on a rafting trip down the river, he walked from Jersey Shore to Roulette, 70 miles, between breakfast and early bedtime, or in about IT hours, over a rough and hilly wilderness road, with a stop of only an hour for rest and refreshment during the entire journey. The reason he made it, he always explained by saying: "I had always called on my girl that right of the week, and I wasn't going to let a little matter of 70 miles fool me out of it that night." The girl he travelled too far to see was the daughter of Burrill Lyman of Roulette, and she soon afterward became his wife. Laroy Lyman of Roulette shot at a deer in the hills back of that place one day, and called on Weimer to fetch one of his dogs. The dog would not follow the deer's track, and Weimer himself took after the HAM*. When Weimer started the dog took the track and went ahead and overtook the deer, a buck. The deer fought the dog and scared it eo that when Weimer came up it would only keep at its heels, the deer having started on again. Weimer followed the deer over ridges, down hollows, across streams and through swamps and tangled thickets, giving it no rest, and at last drove it into the open and toward the Allegheny River. The deer at last entered a field that lay between the woods and the river. There Weimer caught it. Lyman's shot' had not hit it. The dog came lagging and panting in a few minutes afterward and lay down in a fence corner, tired out.. Weimer cut the deer's throat and carried the carcass nearly a mile t o a farmhouse. He had run the deer, as near as could be calculated b y t h e turnings and twistings of the course, not lees than 11 miles. Leaving the deer at the farm t o be called for, he over the hills, 7 miles. He arrived there an hour ahead of his dog. Weimer, when he married and settled on the farm, worked in the woods or on the river in the winter. When he rafted down the Susquehanna the rafts were, as a rule, run to Columbia, about 200 miles. The return trip could be made by stage and canal, but Weimer always walked it, thus, he declared, saving both time and money. The New York Sun March 1904. tclyman tclyman originally shared this to Lyman Family ?14 Dec 2013 ?story The New York Sun March 1904 ?1904 ?Roulette, PA caccyber1 caccyber1 added this to Campbell Family Tree ?20 Feb 2014 [S1271] Ancestry.com, Ohio, County Marriages, 1774-1993, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2016;), Yentzer - Clymer, Fred W & Laura. Record for Frederick W. Yentzer (10) facts Record for Laura Clymer (12) facts ............. ( 20191028HAv- Frederick W. Yentzer in the Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774-1993 Name: Frederick W. Yentzer Gender: Male Age: 41? 44 occ: paper hanger & painter Birth: 22 June 1862 Potter County married: once before no wife living Marriage Date: 3 Jun 1901 Marriage Place: Champaign, Ohio, USA Father: Peter Yentzer Mother: Agusta Taucher Spouse: Laura Clymer probate judge: S.C. Barr, Dep. clerk Film Number: 000530189 Record for Laura Clymer (12) facts Laura Clymer in the Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774-1993 Name: Laura Clymer Gender: Female Age: 41 usual res: Goshen twp, Champaign Co, OH occ: housekeeper Birth Date: ca 29 July 1860 Marriage Date: 3 Jun 1901 Marriage Place: Champaign, Ohio, USA Father: Willis Clymer Mother: Malinda Arbogast Spouse: Frederick W. Yentzer Film Number: 000530189 Source Information Ancestry.com. Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774-1993 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2016. Original data: Marriage Records. Ohio Marriages. Various Ohio County Courthouses. Ohio Co Marriage 19010603 Frederick W Yentzer.jpg 20191028HAv- Frederick W. Yentzer in the Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774-1993 Name: Frederick W. Yentzer Gender: Male Age: 41? 44 occ: paper hanger & painter Birth: 22 June 1862 Potter County married: once before no wife living Marriage Date: 3 Jun 1901 Marriage Place: Champaign, Ohio, USA Father: Peter Yentzer Mother: Agusta… [S101] Early Potter County Vital Statistics, Vol, I, (Name: Potter County Journal;), Tauscher Yentzer, Augusta & Peter married... ; Peter found dead in road..., 146R. Peter Yentzer; Miss Augusta Tauscher (Dasher), both of Roulet, mar. Jan. 4, 1851. handwritten note dazu: Peter Yentzer found dead in road- 2/16/1864. [S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree, "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org : modified 23 January 2017, 01:30), entry for Frederick August Teuscher(PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LVJ6-HW1); contributed by various users. PersonID LVJ6-HW1. Frederick August Teuscher https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LVJ6-HW1 [S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree, SwedenHill CemeteryBingham Center, Potter, Pa.,USAMemorial # 57360455. Frederick A Tauscher - Find a Grave http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=57360455&ref=acom

  
  

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