Family History

...the historian has discovered that he can enrich his understanding of the past by seeing it from the perspective of those most affected by its events. He has also discovered that the family and the individual had a greater impact on historical events than was previously thought possible, and that the effect of an event on individuals, families, and communities may be more important than the event itself.

Val D. Greenwood, The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy.

    Note: This book is a work in progress. The author has chosen to make the chapters available here as draft copies.

Table of Contents

 

	Introduction
Chapter 1	Early Ancestors
Chapter 2	Altkrautheim to New Orleans (1840)
Chapter 3	Johann Peter Bühler (1795-1879)
Chapter 4	Peter Anton Bühler (1825-1875)
Chapter 5	Charles Anton Buhler (1854-1924)
Chapter 6	George Henry Buhler (1888-1962)
Chapter 7	(Living) Buhler
Appendix A	Family Chart: Early Ancestors
Appendix B	Family Chart: Johann Peter Bühler
Appendix C	Family Chart: Peter Anton Bühler
Appendix D	Family Chart: Charles Anton Buhler
Appendix E	Family Chart: George Henry Buhler
Appendix F	Family Chart: (Living) Buhler
Appendix G	Ship Marcia Cleaves
	Bibliography
	Index

updated 10 January 2010