"Frederick Wartzbaugh" from Internet pedigree
Last name of "Germany" came from an Internet pedigree.
This is not documented. Likely father for Anna Maria Bame. Right age and in same town. No others even close to right age in New York in 1850. Keep researching.
1850 Census, Columbia, New York
From film 0824222, item 6, William Eccles..Sarah Hutchinson..and their children. 12 pages in all.
"Eccles family tradition has it that William and Margaret Miller Eccles with their son Lawrence went to England from Paisley, Scotland to visit William's children by his first wife Jane Palmer, and while there he passed away and was buried there. Tradition also has it that William Eccles was a textile mill operator both in England and in Scotland, also that the widow Margaret Miller Russell worked for him in the mill. At the time of his death he was a school teacher in Paisley, Scotland."
Margaret and son William were baptized members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at Paisley, Renfrew, Scotland on the 5 Feb 1842.
The Ship Metoka from Liverpool, England to New Orleans, Louisiana listed a famale midwife by the name of Margaret Miller Eccles from Scotland with boxes of clothing, 27 Oct 1843 arrival date. She made her way up the Mississippi River by boat to Nauvoo, Illinois to join the membership of the church she had joined in Scotland. The Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum Smith were martyred at Carthage, Illinois the 27 June 1844 while Margaret Miller Eccles was living in this new city. Eccles Family tradition has it that Margaret Miller Eccles wrote to her children back in Scotland and told them that the Church was true and that she had met the Prophet Joseph Smith and the leading Brethern of the Church. There seems to be no question that the action of this widowed woman had great influence on her children when they too left Scotland to travel to Utah in 1863, twenty years after their mother had left Scotland for Nauvoo, Illinois.
From the Silliam Eccles..Sarah Hutchinson..and their children; Film #0824222, item 6 FHL number, 12 pages in all.
Married Sarah Hutchinson in Scotland and immigrated to Utah in 1863. Source, Eccles Family History book in Family History Library. Blind, family knowledge and marked in 1880 census (Eden, Weber County, Utah)
Wood turner, patriarch
From 1861 Scotland Census
7 Durrockstock Cottage, Abbey Landward, Renfrew, Scotland Lawrence Eccles, Head, 33, Wood turner, born Renfrewshire Abbey Margaret Eccles, Wife, 35 turner's wife, born Edinburgh, Scot.
William McMillan, son, Unmarried, 18, Bleacher muslin, born Barrhead Nedston Parish
Margaret Eccles, daughter, Unmarried, 14, bleacher muslin, born Paisley Abbey Parish
Alexander, son, 12, bleacher muslin, born Paisley Abbey Parish; Mary, daughter, 9, bleacher muslin, born Paisley Abbey Parish; David, son, 7, scholar, born Paisley Abbey Parish;
Andrew Sproul, boarder, 18, bleacher muslinFrom this I'm looking for a first marriage for Margaret to a Mr. McMillan.
I think Andrew Sproul could be related to the Andrew Sproul that baptized them.Arrived 2 July 1883 from Liverpool, England on ship Nevada.
Witnesses to marriage of Abraham and Hannah: William Greatorex, John Frost
On son James' birth entry says Abraham was a miner
Most information from Genealogy compiled by Gertrude Doxey Osterloh. Some from John Palmer, genealogist and extractor of parish records in Wirksworth.
Abraham was 77 in 1851 census Middleton (F Eng 18 Pt 75) Born in Middleton. Also listed in (MS 1845 $107)
1851 census, Middleton by Wirkswirth
Abraham (living with son, John), widower, age 77, retired lead miner John and Mary Buckley (2nd wife) (1st wife, Hannah Slack) John first of 11 children
These children were listed in the 1841 England Census with John and second wife Mary. Some probably came from 1st marriage to Hannah, some to 2nd marriage and/or step-children.
Lead Miner
Gertrude Osterloh's genealogy sheet has a death date of 11 July 1816, meaning he was 3 years old. Other sheets have a wife (Elizabeth Hunt) with a question mark.