Christian Bauman was the son of Benjamin and Christina Bauman. He married Sarah Fahnstock and to this union three children were born.
Elizabeth, Benjamin Bauman and Joseph Bauman. After Sarah's death in 1792, Christian married Miss Maria Royer (1770- 1845) on April 24, 1794, daughter of Peter and Catherine Stump Royer. To this union seven children were born: Peter Bauman, Daniel Bauman, John Bauman, Samuel Bauman, Henry Bauman, Sarah Bauman, and Adam Bauman.
Christian was a paper maker of the Ephrata area and was a "householder" member of the Ephrata Cloister.
Elizabeth, Benjamin Bauman and Joseph Bauman. After Sarah's death in 1792, Christian married Miss Maria Royer (1770- 1845) on April 24, 1794, daughter of Peter and Catherine Stump Royer. To this union seven children were born: Peter Bauman, Daniel Bauman, John Bauman, Samuel Bauman, Henry Bauman, Sarah Bauman, and Adam Bauman.
Christian was a paper maker of the Ephrata area and was a "householder" member of the Ephrata Cloister.
Christian Bauman was the son of Benjamin and Christina Bauman. He married Sarah Fahnstock and to this union three children were born.
Elizabeth, Benjamin Bauman and Joseph Bauman. After Sarah's death in 1792, Christian married Miss Maria Royer (1770- 1845) on April 24, 1794, daughter of Peter and Catherine Stump Royer. To this union seven children were born: Peter Bauman, Daniel Bauman, John Bauman, Samuel Bauman, Henry Bauman, Sarah Bauman, and Adam Bauman.
Christian was a paper maker of the Ephrata area and was a "householder" member of the Ephrata Cloister.
Elizabeth, Benjamin Bauman and Joseph Bauman. After Sarah's death in 1792, Christian married Miss Maria Royer (1770- 1845) on April 24, 1794, daughter of Peter and Catherine Stump Royer. To this union seven children were born: Peter Bauman, Daniel Bauman, John Bauman, Samuel Bauman, Henry Bauman, Sarah Bauman, and Adam Bauman.
Christian was a paper maker of the Ephrata area and was a "householder" member of the Ephrata Cloister.
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