Obit for BAUMANN, Anton (b.1871 d.1955), Brown Co., MN
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Obit Anton BAUMANN (b. 1871, d 1955) Brown Co.,
obituary NU Review: June 1955
Anton Baumann, 83, of 615 North Franklin, died at a local hospital 
Sunday after an illness of two weeks.
   Funeral services were conducted from Holy Trinity Catholic church 
Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., the Rev. Raymond Neudecker officiating.  Burial 
was in the Catholic cemetery.
   Mr. Baumann was born in Nicollet County August 30, 1871 and farmed 
for many years in Sigel Township until he retired and moved to New Ulm 
in 1928.  During that time he was active in community affairs, serving 
on the township board, the district school board and the Sigel creamery 
board.
   He and Miss Clara Hillesheim were married Nov. 18, 1889.  She preceded 
him in death in May 1938.
   Mr. Baumann is survived by the following children:  Henry W. Baumann, 
Albert H. Baumann and Mr. Clara Zwach, all the New Ulm.  Also surviving 
are two sisters Mrs. Wolfgang Brey and Mrs. Mike Hegler, and three step-
brothers Frank, Joseph, and Wolfgang Gruber, all of New Ulm.
   Mr. Baumann was a member of St. John's Court, Catholic Order of 
Forestors.