1Census: U.S., New York, Genesee, Elba, 1840, Ancestry.com.
"John Critz - males - 0/5-1, 5/10-1, 15/20-2, 40/50-1, females - 0/5-1, 5/10-1, 10/15-1, 40/50-1."2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, 1850, Page 351, Folio 176, 27 Jul 1850, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150.
"Page 176, 164, 167, John Critz, 55, M, Farmer, 3600, Pennsylvania
Elisabeth Critz, 53, F, , , Pennsylvania
Alexander Critz, 16, M, Farmer, New York
George Critz, 12, M, , , New York, attending school
Rebecca Critz, 11, F, , New York, attending school
Cornelia Critz, 9, F, , , New York, attending school."
East Troy.3Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1860, Page 98.
"Line 12, 747, 57, John Critz, 65, M, W, farmer, 6000, 1000, Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Critz, 61, F, W, , , , Pennsylvania
George Critz, 23, M, W, New York
Cornelia Critz, 19, F, W, New York
George Duncan Critz, 9, M, W, unknown, attending school."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, 1850, Page 351, Folio 176, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150.
East Troy.2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1860, Page 98.
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, 1850, Page 351, Folio 176, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150.
East Troy.
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, 1850, Page 351, Folio 176, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150.
East Troy.2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1860, Page 98.
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1860, Page 98.
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1860, Page 27/867, Ancestry.com.
2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1880, ED 170, Page 9, folio 525A, 7 Jun 1880, Ancestry.com.
"Line 38, , , 93, 99, Hindbow, James, W, M, 31, head, M, farmer, , , , , , , , , , , Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
Hindbow, Mary Jane, W, F, 26, wife, M, keeping house, , , , , , , , , , , Wisconsin, Scotland, Scotland
Hindbow, Clarence, W, M, 6, son, S, , , , , , , , , , , , , Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin
Hindbow, Lola, W, F, 3, dau, S, , , , , , , , , , , , , Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin."3Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, 1850, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150.
4Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1870, Page 14.
"Line 17, 102, 103, Himebauch, James, 21, M, W, farmer, 2000, 225, Wisconsin."5Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B, 4 Jun 1900, HeritageQuestOnline.com, or Ancestry.com.
"Line 71, , , 36, 36, Himebauch, James, head, W, M, Aug, 1847, 52, M, 27, , , Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, , ,Farmer, , yes, yes, yes, O, F, F, 32,
Himebauch, Mary Jane, wife, W, F, unknown, 1852, M, 27, 7, 5, Wisconsin, ?, ?, , , , , , yes, yes, yes,
Himebauch, Belle, daughter, W, F, June, 1882, 17, S, , , , Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, , , , , , yes, yes, yes,
Himebauch, Jessie, daughter, W, F, Sep, 1885, 14, S, , ,, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, , , , at school, 4, yes, yes, yes,
Himebauch, Walter, son, W, M, Jan, 1892, 8, S, , , , Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, , , , at school."6Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
"born 1 Aug 1848 became a farmer and wedded Jane McKinzie, daughter of a Union soldier who gave up his life for his country. One son and three daughters, Elmer, Laura, Flora, and Jessie, have been born of this union and live with their parents on a good farm in Waterford Township."7Land Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Farmers & Land Owners Directory 1890-91,, Benson Bros. St. Louis, Missouri, Part 2, Rootsweb.com.
"Himebach, J., sec 19 Waterford 80 acres, p.o. Waterford."8Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, Death Record, Volume 14 page 613, 30 Jul 1930, James Clemans.
"Himebauch, James Spencer, d. July 30, 1930."9Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B.
10County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Marriage Record, Walworth County, WI, Volume 4 page 33, #143, 3 Oct 1872, James Clemans.
"Marriage Registry, James S. Hinnebauch to Mary Jane McKinzie, ,married Oct. 3, 1872 farmer, residence: Waterford, WI, born Waterford, WI married at East Troy, WI, witnesses: Theodore Haller and Grace E. Haller. fathers parents: Benjamin Hinnebauch and mother: Mary Ann Hinnebauch, wifes parents: father, Charles McKinzie and mother and Mary McKinzie."11County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Marriage Record.
"Marriage Record, Walworth County Wisconsin, James S. Himebauch, parents Benjamin Himebauch and Mary Orser Himebauch, married Oct. 3, 1872 to Mary Jane McKinzer, parents Chas and Mary McKinzer. James born in Waterford."12Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Marriages of People of Burlington and Vicinity", Burlingtonhistory.org.
"James S. Himebauch (Heimbach) to Jane McKenzie (MacKenzie) 3 Oct 1872, S 10-06-1922 50th anniversary, PBR 988; Crites 115; KRPF 117."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1880, ED 170, Page 9, folio 525A, Ancestry.com.
2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B, HeritageQuestOnline.com, or Ancestry.com.
3Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
"Philip Heimbach. record says McKinzie, Jane and her father was a Union Soldier who died in war."4Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B.
5County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Marriage Record, Walworth County, WI, Volume 4 page 33, #143, 3 Oct 1872, James Clemans.
"Marriage Registry, James S. Hinnebauch to Mary Jane McKinzie, ,married Oct. 3, 1872 farmer, residence: Waterford, WI, born Waterford, WI married at East Troy, WI, witnesses: Theodore Haller and Grace E. Haller. fathers parents: Benjamin Hinnebauch and mother: Mary Ann Hinnebauch, wifes parents: father, Charles McKinzie and mother and Mary McKinzie."6County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Marriage Record.
"Marriage Record, Walworth County Wisconsin, James S. Himebauch, parents Benjamin Himebauch and Mary Orser Himebauch, married Oct. 3, 1872 to Mary Jane McKinzer, parents Chas and Mary McKinzer. James born in Waterford."7Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Marriages of People of Burlington and Vicinity", Burlingtonhistory.org.
"James S. Himebauch (Heimbach) to Jane McKenzie (MacKenzie) 3 Oct 1872, S 10-06-1922 50th anniversary, PBR 988; Crites 115; KRPF 117."
1Cemetery Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, Honey Creek Cemetery.
Honey Creek Cemetery in Honey Creek Village, East Troy, has been both in Racine and Walworth Counties.2Cemetery Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, Honey Creek Cemetery.
"Gravestone: Honey Creek Cemetery, Honey Creek Village, East Troy, Walworth County, WI
Edwin Himebauch, son of James S. Himebauch, born 29 Apr 1876, died 23 Jun 1876, Gone but not forgotten.
Gravestone located between Wm. Lesher and Anna & William Grunow."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B, HeritageQuestOnline.com, or Ancestry.com.
2Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, Birth Record, Vol 105 Page 382, James Clemans.
1Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
"Philip Heimbach. name of Elmer is given for the one son of the family. born 10 Oct 1884, East Troy, Walworth, WI."2County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Birth Record, Walworth County, WI, James Clemans.
"Birth Record, Walworth County, Wisconsin Volume 3 page 97 male child no name, born East Troy Oct. 10, 1884 registered Jan 3, 1885 by James Himebaugh farmer. no mother listed."3Waukesha Daily Freeman, Newspaper Obituary: U.S., Wisconsin, Waukesha County, Page 15, Ancestry.com.
"Elmer Himebauch - Funeral services for Elmer Himebauch, 80, of East Troy, who died Saturday, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Quequierre Funeral home Mukwonago. The Rev. Vernon Bell will officiate. The body will lie in state today. Internment will be in the Oak Ridge cemetery, East Troy.
Survivors are two brothers, Ted and Art Himebauch, and a sister, Mrs. Jessie Ferry, all of Waterford, another sister, Mrs. Joseph Lacy, of East Troy; nieces, nephews and cousins."
1Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
1Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B, HeritageQuestOnline.com, or Ancestry.com.
2Social Security Death Index, Ancestry.com.
"Name: Charles Himebauch SSN: 393-36-9497 Last Residence: 53120 East Troy, Walworth, Wisconsin, United States of America Born: 21 Jan 1892 Died: Feb 1966 State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (1955 )."3Dept of Health, Database Records: U.S., Wisconsin Death Index 1959-1997, Ancestry.com.
"Name: Charles W Himebauch Age: 74 Sex: M (Male) Birth Date: abt 1892 Death Date: 14 Feb 1966 Location: Burl (May be abbreviated) Certificate: 005640."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1860, Page 27/867, Ancestry.com.
2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1870, Page 19, folio 511, Ancestry.com.
3Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1880, ED 170, Page 9, folio 525A, Ancestry.com.
4Land Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Farmers & Land Owners Directory 1890-91,, Benson Bros. St. Louis, Missouri, Part 2, Rootsweb.com.
"Himebauch, M., sec 19 Waterford 80 acres, p.o. Waterford."5Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1900, ED 87, Sheet 7A,B, 12 Jun 1900, HeritageQuestOnline.com.
"Line #47, , , 150, 155, Himbauch, Marcellus, head, W, M, May, 1859, 41, M, 19, , , Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New York, , , , farmer, 0, , yes, yes yes, O, M, F, 82
Himbauch, Mary, wife, W, F, March, 1863, 37, M, 19, 2, 2, Wisconsin, New York, New York, , , , , , , yes, yes, yes,
Himbauch, Ollie, dau, W, F, Apr, 1882, 18, S, , , , Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, , , , at school, , , yes, yes, yes
Himbauch, Harry B., W, M, May, 1891, 9, S, , , , Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, , , , at school, , 6,
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Himbauch, Frank, nephew, W, M, March, 1883, 17, S, , , , Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, , , , farm laborer, , 4, yes, yes, yes,
Phillips, Olive, mother in law, W, F, Dec, 1821, 78, Widow, , 8, 5, New York, Vermont, Vermont, , , , , , , yes, yes, yes."6Census: State: Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1895, Sheet 4C, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150, Film 1,032,714.
"1895 State Census Wisconsin, Walworth County, Town of East Troy, June 20, 1895, Film # 1,032,714
Marcellus Heimbauch white males 2, white female 2, born in US -4. Sheet 4C."7Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
"Marcellus, born 18 May 1858, likewise follows farming. Miss Mary Phillips became his wife. Her father, Drake Phillips, who died several years ago, was one of the first settlers of the community. 3 daughters and 2 sons survive him and are prosperous people.
...The father has an excellent farm in Waterford Township but has rented it and resides on the Phillips homestead in order to care for his mother-in-law."8Biographical Record: U.S. Wisconsin, Himebauch Family, "The Grassroots History of Racine County", Page 437, 977.596 H2R.
submitted by David Baumeister pages 437,438, submitted by Evelyn M. Miller page 505.9Database Records: U.S., California Deaths 1940-1997, Ancestry.com.
10Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1900, ED 87, Sheet 7A,B.
11County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Marriage Record, Walworth County, WI, 5 Mar 1881, James Clemans.
"Marriage Record, Walworth County Wisconsin, Marcellus Himebauch, born in Waterford, parents Benjamin and Mary Ann Himebauch, married May 5, 1881 to Mary E. Phillips, parents Drake H. and Olive Phillips."12Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Marriages of People of Burlington and Vicinity", Burlingtonhistory.org.
"Marcellus Himebauch (RK 678) to Mary E. Phillips (Mary Philips) married 5 May 1881, F 05-10-1881; G 438; PBR 988; Crites 116."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1900, ED 87, Sheet 7A,B, HeritageQuestOnline.com.
2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1870, Page 11.
3Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1880, Page 65C, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150, Film 1255449.
" Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Olive PHILLIPS Self W Female W 58 NY Keeping House VT VT
Mary E. PHILLIPS Dau S Female W 17 WI At Home VT NY
Source Information: Census Place East Troy, Walworth, Wisconsin, NA Film Number T9-1449."4Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1900, ED 87, Sheet 7A,B.
5County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Marriage Record, Walworth County, WI, 5 Mar 1881, James Clemans.
"Marriage Record, Walworth County Wisconsin, Marcellus Himebauch, born in Waterford, parents Benjamin and Mary Ann Himebauch, married May 5, 1881 to Mary E. Phillips, parents Drake H. and Olive Phillips."6Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Marriages of People of Burlington and Vicinity", Burlingtonhistory.org.
"Marcellus Himebauch (RK 678) to Mary E. Phillips (Mary Philips) married 5 May 1881, F 05-10-1881; G 438; PBR 988; Crites 116."
1Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
"Benjamin Harrison, born 11 May 1891, promises to equal his siter in good looks."2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1900, ED 87, Sheet 7A,B, HeritageQuestOnline.com.
3Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, Birth Record, 11 May 1891, James Clemans.
"Benjamin Harrison Himebauch, b. 11 May 1891, Waterford, Racine, WI. Father: Marcellus E. Himebauch and mother: Mary E. Phillips."4County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Death Certificate, Walworth County, WI, #165797, Volume 9 page 63, James Clemans.
"Death Certificate: #165797, Volume 9 page 63. Walworth County, WI Benjamin Harrison Heimbach, male, white, student Age 13 years, 11 months, 9 days, died 20 Apr 1905. Born: East Troy, WI 11 May 1891, residence: East Troy, WI. Cause: gunshot wound. Burial: Honey Creek Cemetery 22 Apr 1905. Father: Zel E. Heimbach born wisconsin, mother: Mary Heimbach born WI. burial permit #."5Cemetery Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, Honey Creek Cemetery.
Honey Creek Cemetery in Honey Creek Village, East Troy, has been both in Racine and Walworth Counties.
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1870, Page 11.
"Line 22, 83, 84, Phillips, Drake H., 65, M, W, Farmer, 4000, 980, New York
Phillips, Olive, 47, F, W, keeping house, New York
Phillips, Eunice A. 13, F, W, at home, Wisconsin, attending school
Phillps, Mary E., 7, F, W, Wisconsin, attending school."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1880, Page 65C, Family History Library, 35 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150, Film 1255449.
" Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Olive PHILLIPS Self W Female W 58 NY Keeping House VT VT
Mary E. PHILLIPS Dau S Female W 17 WI At Home VT NY
Source Information: Census Place East Troy, Walworth, Wisconsin, NA Film Number T9-1449."2Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1870, Page 11.
3Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1900, ED 87, Sheet 7A,B, 12 Jun 1900, HeritageQuestOnline.com.
"living with son inlaw Marcellus Himebauch and daughter Mary E. 1900 Census."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1870, Page 11.
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B, HeritageQuestOnline.com, or Ancestry.com.
"1900 Census Maud Himebauch."2Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, Birth Record, Volume H page 327, James Clemans.
"Birth record, Racine County Wisconsin, Volume H page 327 Maud Heimbaugh female born 7 Jan 1897 to Alvin Heimbaugh and Catherine E. Crites father born and mother born in Town Spring, Walworth County Wisconsin, says other issue living Eda Heimbaugh, is the daughter of Catherine E. Crites previous marriage (Rohleder) (Racine and Walworth at
one time together)."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine, Waterford, 1900, ED 49, Sheet 2B, HeritageQuestOnline.com, or Ancestry.com.
2County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Birth Record, Walworth County, WI, Volume 49 page 323, James Clemans.
"Birth Record, Walworth County Wisconsin, Volume 49 page 323, George Benjamin Himebauch born May 10, 1893 to Clarence A. Himebauch, farmer age 27, and Kittie Irene Himebauch, housewife age 27, both from Wisc."3County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Death Certificate, Walworth County, WI, Volume 32 page 318, James Clemans.
"Death Certificate, George B. Himebauch, Walworth, WI, Volume 32 page 318, died in Geneva Township, Walworth County, WI. SS#393-05-3175 Veteran World War I, white male, married. Died: 13 Aug 1944, wife: Nell, she is age 48 years. George born 10 May 1893 Age 51 years, 3 months, 3 days, Waterford, WI.
Welder. Father: Clarence A. Himebauch born Waterford, WI, mother: Kittie Crites, born East Troy, WI, informant: Mrs. George Himebauch, Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Burial: 16 Aug 1944 Spring Prairie, Cause of death: intestinal obstruction, complications resulted."4The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical index, Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150, USA, www.familysearch.org.
"George Benjamin Himebauch; Male; Birth: 10 MAY 1893 Waterford,Walworth Or, , Racine, Wisconsin; Death: 13 AUG 1944 Geneva, Walworth, Wisconsin; Burial: Spring Prairie Cem, , Walworth, Wisconsin; Spouse: Nellie Harriet Harkness; Marriage: About 1929 Lafayette, Walworth, Wisconsin."
Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church.
Search performed using PAF Insight on 9/29/2008.
1Social Security Death Index, Ancestry.com.
2The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical index, Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150, USA, www.familysearch.org.
"George Benjamin Himebauch; Male; Birth: 10 MAY 1893 Waterford,Walworth Or, , Racine, Wisconsin; Death: 13 AUG 1944 Geneva, Walworth, Wisconsin; Burial: Spring Prairie Cem, , Walworth, Wisconsin; Spouse: Nellie Harriet Harkness; Marriage: About 1929 Lafayette, Walworth, Wisconsin."
Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church.
Search performed using PAF Insight on 9/29/2008.
1Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Marriages of People of Burlington and Vicinity", Burlingtonhistory.org.
"Olive Mae Himebauch (Heimbach/Himebaugh) (G438; PBR 988; Crites 116) married to Daniel J. Hollenbach (Hollenbeck) 28 October 1906, S 11-03-1906; F 10-31-1906."
1Census: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth, East Troy, 1900, ED 87, Sheet 7A,B, HeritageQuestOnline.com.
2Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
"Olive, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Heimbach, born 17 Apr 1882, in East Troy Township, is considered to be one of the most beautiful children in the community."3County Clerk, Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Walworth County, Birth Record, Walworth County, WI, Volume 2 page 141, James Clemans.
"Birth record, Walworth County Wisconsin Volume 2 page 141 female child no name, born April 16, 1882, registered Dec. 30, 1882 by father Marcellas Himebaugh, farmer, and mother Mary Phillips."4Vital Records: U.S., Wisconsin, Racine County, "Marriages of People of Burlington and Vicinity", Burlingtonhistory.org.
"Olive Mae Himebauch (Heimbach/Himebaugh) (G438; PBR 988; Crites 116) married to Daniel J. Hollenbach (Hollenbeck) 28 October 1906, S 11-03-1906; F 10-31-1906."
1Biographical Record: U.S., Wisconsin, Portrait and Biographical Album of Racine and Kenosha Counties, about Nov 1891, Page 986-990, Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee Wisconsin, R920.077596.
"Philip Heimbach, deceased, was of German extraction and a native of Columbia County, PA, where he was born in 1788, and the eldest of a family of three sons and seven daughters, namely: Philip, Daniel, Peter, Mary, Catherine, Jennie, Betsy, Susan, Maggie, and Rebecca. Our subject acquired a common-school education, and about 1812 married Miss Eva Gigar, daughter of Henry and Mary (Hill) Gigar. Her father was a prosperous cabinet-maker and owned a farm upon which was discovered the first iron ore in Pennsylvania. He died in 1836. The family nummered seven sons and three daughters, as follows: Eva, wife of Philip Heimbach, Absalom, Daniel, Henry, Joseph, Jacob, Solomon, Eli; Susan wife of Peter Heimbach; Mary wife of George Shane, and Elizabeth, wife of John Critz. The year 1825 witnessed the removal of Philip Heimbach and his family to Livingston County, New York, where he engaged in farming and blacksmithing for four years. He then spent the suceeding four years in Genesee County, after which he removed to the town of Lockport, N.Y. and thence to Niagara County, whre Mr. Heimbach died, 21 Aug 1833, at the age of forty-five years and ten months. Here the summer had been passed contracting for the Lockport Poor House, and through the treachery of a middleman the only return Mr. Heimbach realized for his labor wa the pine coffin in which he was borne from a home that was minus floor, windows, and door. The widow thus left with a family of eleven children was a lady of refinement, and the struggle to maintain her family was a hard one but she came off conquerer. She died in Waterford Township, Racine County, 3 Feb 1889, at the very advanced age of ninety-six years. Her children were Susan, Peter, Michael, Benjamin, Daniel, Elizabeth, Mary, Joseph, Henry, Rachel and Elias."2Biographical Record: U.S. Wisconsin, Himebauch Family, "The Grassroots History of Racine County", Page 505, 977.596 H2R.
submitted by David Baumeister pages 437,438, submitted by Evelyn M. Miller page 505.
"Philip Heimbach says born 1787 died 1833 in Lochport New York."3Census: U.S., New York, Genesee, Oakfield, 1830, Ancestry.com.
"Phillip Himbough, males - 0/5-2, 5/10-1, 10/15-2, 15/20-1, 40/50-1, females - 0/5-1, 5/10-2, 15/20-1, 30/40-1."4Census: U.S., Pennsylvania, Columbia, Liberty Twp., 1820, Ancestry.com.
"Philip Hinebaugh - males 0/10-3, 26/45-1, females 0/10-1, 26/45-1."
1Census: U.S., Pennsylvania, Columbia, Montour Twp., 1840, Ancestry.com.
"Philip Hindbock - males 80/90-1, females - 20/30-2."2Census: U.S., Pennsylvania, Columbia, Hemlock Twp., 1820, Page 28, Ancestry.com.
"Philip Heinbauch, males - 0/10-1, 10/16-2, 16/26-1, 45+ - 1, females - 0/10-1, 10/16-1, 16/26-1, 45+ -1."3Census: U.S., Pennsylvania, Northumberland, Hemlock Twp., 1810, Page 199, Ancestry.com.
"P. Hinebaugh - males - 0/10-3, 10/16-1, 16/26-1, 45+ -1, females - 0/10-2, 10/16-1, 16/26-1, 45 + -1."4Census: U.S., Pennsylvania, Northampton, Lynn, 1790, Page 176/293, Ancestry.com.
"Philip Hymbaugh, males 16 + -1, 0/16-1, females - 1."
1Census: U.S., Michigan, Branch, Noble, 1850, Page 843, Folio 425, Ancestry.com.
"listed as Elizabeth, living with brother Daniel Heimbauch."2Census: U.S., Michigan, Branch, Noble, 1860, Page 36/318, Ancestry.com.
"living with brother Daniel Himebauch."3Cemetery Records: U.S., Michigan, St. Joseph, Park Twp., South Park Cemetery, Daniel Himebaugh, dchime@juno.com.
"Heimbach, Mary E., born 1806, died 1900."