Bio for BAUER, Margaret Hendel (b.1869 d.1900), Nobles Co., MN

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(From The Hendel Family History and Genealogy by Julie R. Okenfuss dated 

May 8, 2000.)

MARGARET HENDEL BAUER (1869-1900) 



Margaret Hendel, daughter of Phillip and Catherine, was also born in 

Landscheid, Luxembourg, on 26 March 1869. As an infant she emigrated with 

her parents and two brothers and came to live in Caledonia, Minnesota, in 

June 1869. She was raised there and moved with her family to Alton, Iowa, 

then to Adrian, Minnesota. She married William J. Bauer in Adrian, 

Minnesota, in 1891, and had six children. She died of pneumonia on 2 Apri1

1900 at the age of 31. 

Several of her brothers and sisters each took one of her children to 

raise. 

They were: Katherine (Katie), Genevieve (Jennie), Leo, Doris, Michael, 

and Amelia/ Armella. Katherine (Katie) Bauer was raised by Anna & Lorenz 

Neuhoff. 

Supposedly an uncle, Henry Pfieffer, no doubt on the Bauer side, raised 

Jennie in Wisconsin. Leo was raised by Jake and Mary Hendel. Doris was 

raised by Theresa & Matt Arens. Michael was raised by Rose and Edward 

Koessler , and Armella was raised by Lucy and Frank Thompson. 

William Bauer had been a blacksmith and manufactured the Adrian wagon. 

His business was advertised in the Wo11hington Guardian, a newspaper 

published in 1900 in Nobles County which had news of the surrounding towns.

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