Louisa Clementina Baumgardner (27 Mar 1822 - ) m. James T. Conley on 20 Jun 1843
Margaret Augustina Baumgardner (9 Feb 1825 - 17 Dec 1908) m. James A. Storm
Anna Maria Josephine Baumgardner (5 Jul 1827 - 30 May 1859)
Julian {Julia} Frances Euphrash Baumgardner (Mar 1830 - 21 Feb 1852)
    m. William H. Grammer ( - 11 Jan 1862) on 10 Feb 1851
Samuel A. Baumgardner (31 Oct 1832 - 30 Jun 1833)

Supporting Information

Census

• 1840 Census (p260) - in Frederick Co, MD Election Dist #5:
  • Males: 1 - 40-49 Females: 2 - 10-14; 3 - 15-20; 1 - 40-49

Wills

• Samuel: Frederick Co, listed 13 Dec 1849.
• Barbara: Carroll Co, probate 23 Sep 1878, Will Book 1, page 90.

Church Records

Baptism noted in Conewago Chapel records; witnesses Peter/Eva Storm

Marriage (witness Elizabeth Schenfelder) and birth of children listed in records of St. Josephs Church, Emmitsburg, MD

Buried in St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Cemetery (tombstone) in Littlestown, PA. In front right quadrant of cemetery, about halfway back in that section and near left hand edge. Wife Barbara (tombstone) and father Jacob on either side.

Death date and age (56-2-27) from York Co. Historical Society record of St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church records.

Land Records

Land Transactions from Frederick Co, MD records -

• 21 Jun 1824 - bought from Francis Matthews
• 09 May 1825 - bought from Joseph Wivell
• 03 Jun 1825 - bought from John Black
• 22 Sep 1825 - sold to John Adelsberge
• 23 Oct 1826 - bought from Thomas Carlton
• 26 Jul 1827 - sold to John Matthias
• 17 Jun 1829 - sold to John Wephart; bought from Gilbert Eichelberger, John King, John Kellerberger

Marriage Notices

Secondary References

Chancery Book 31, pp 123-137 1880 #1976

James Conly, et al. vs. Margaret A. Baumgartner. Sale of real estate to satisfy creditors.
Samuel Baumgartner died 6 Sept 1849, leaving widow Barbara Baumgartner who died c. 10 Dec 1877. Children: Louisa C. Conly, of Baltimore City, wife of James Conly; Margaret A. Storms [sic], of Buchanan Co., MO, wife of James Storm; Julia A. Grammer, died 21 Feb 1852, wife of William H. Grammer (he died 11 Jan 1862), mother of Samuel B. Grammer. Samuel B. Grammer sold his interest to real estate to John J. Baumgartner who died May 1878, testate, leaving said interest to widow, Margaret A. Baumgartner, since declared insane and confined at Mt. Hope Asylum for the Insane in Baltimore Co. Land originally conveyed to Samuel Baumgartner from John Baumgartner, Executor of Jacob Baumgartner. Property situate in Myers District, on county road leading from Joseph E. Hahn's Mill to PA line, c. 1 mile from Kingsdale, being part of Ohio.

From Abstracts of Marriages & Deaths and other articles of interest in the newspapers of Frederick & Montgomery Counties, MD 1831-1840 compiled by L. Tilden Moore:

• 24 Aug 1833 - National Republicans of Emmitsburg of the 5th District convened at the Union Academy in Emmittsburg on Tuesday the 20th inst. A committee of Correspondence: Joshua Baugher, Joshua Motter, Robert Annan and Samuel Baumgardner were selected for this election district.
• 26 Aug 1834 - The same people represented their district as a committee of Correspondence.
• 28 Feb 1833 - Samuel Baumgardner was appointed Justice of the Peace.
• 13 March 1834 - Again appointed Justice of the Peace.
• 22 Apr 1836 - Magistrated Court appointees - Emmittsburg: Lewis Motter, Samuel Baumgardner, and Willson Hayes.
• 25 May 1836 - Samuel Baumgardner to be one of delegates from Emmittsburg to Reform Convention in June next.
• 11 Jan 1837 - Samuel Baumgardner Esq. appointed Secretary of Citizens District #5 of Frederick Co., meeting in town of Emmittsburg.
• 22 Mar 1837 - and 21 Feb 1838 - Samuel Baumgardner appoinrws Justice of the Peace for Emmittsburg district.

• 28 Feb 1833 - Justice of the Peace: Samuel Baumgardner
• 16 Dec 1835 - Grand Juror: Samuel Baumgardner
• 22 Apr 1836 - Magistrate, Emmittsburg: Samuel Baumgardner
• 06 Apr 1836 - Magistrates: Samuel Baumgardner
• 25 May 1836 - Samuel Baumgardner attended Reform Convention of Frederick Co., to attend convention in Baltimore.
• 11 Jan 1837 - At meeting of citizens of Emmittsburg, Samuel Baumgardner was appt. secretary; also delegate to Free School Convention in Frederick 9 Jan.
• 22 Mar 1837 - Appt. to Orphans Court: Samuel Baumgardner

From Helman's History of Emmittsburg, Samuel Baumgardner was among those present as enrolled in the town fire company in 1840. Also, Samuel Baumgardner manufactured clay pots in the house known as Peter Brown's, between 1830 and 1840.

From Let's Meet the Old Folks by J. Hampton Baumgardner

• My earliest association with the family annals occurred in 1904, when Father permitted me to accompany him upon a visit, while we were in St. Louis, to Mrs. Margaret Baumgardner Storm, a first cousin of his father and nearly ninety years of age. I made a stenographic report of the interview which discussed the history of the family at great length. I still retina my report of the interview. Mrs. Storm was a granddaughter of Jacob Baumgardner, Sr., and the daughter of Samuel Baumgardner.

Marriages & Deaths from the Baltimore Sun, 1851-60 - 10 Feb 1851 - Julia A. Baumgardner d/o Samuel to William H. Grammer [11 Feb 1851; p2]

Other Researchers

• Baumgardner/Baumgartner Newsletter [paper]