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FAMILY GROUPS - narrative details (click links below)	FAMILY TREES (links below) are in Adobe Acrobat format (use Acrobat's Binoculars icon to search for a name in the tree). - for a free Acrobat reader CLICK HERE. - for individual family trees, click a link in this column.
Bus'd'ker Family most Bus'd'kers will be in this group	- All known descendants of Anton Caspar Bußdiecker, born in Germany in 1713, and Cath. Engel Türls.  This is the location of most records.  Eventually we hope to have the branches below all connected into these records.  [family Tree display]
Fred  Bussdieker	- Fred  Bussdieker was  born in Germany around 1885.  There is one page for each family of his descendants.  This view is best for viewing details for each family. - We would appreciate any information connecting this branch to the rest of the family tree.  [[family tree display]
Henry  Busdicker	- Descendants of Henry Busdicker, born in Germany around 1800.  At least one son lived in the Cincinnati area.   - Check that everyone in your family is  listed, and that dates and places of birth, marriage, death, and burial are correct.  - We would appreciate any information connecting this branch to the rest of the family tree.   [ family tree display]
Henry Busdicker / Budd	-  Henry Busdicker, born 1884, was placed in an orphanage in Ohio by his mother, Mary, in December, 1891.  Nothing more is known of his ancestry.  Later in life he changed his surname to Budd. -  It is possible, but challenging to confirm , that his mother could also have been the mother of Fred Busdiecker, born 1881 in Indianapolis, Indiana.  Early in his life Frederick also spelled his surname "Busdicker".  His mother has been placed tentatively in the family of Johann Gerhard Busdiecker in the Bus'd'ker listing.  [family tree display]
Johann Adam Heinrich (Heinrich Adam) Buschdiecker	-  A "new" branch added to the family tree in early 2003, this one goes back to a previously unknown youngest son of this member of the second-oldest generation known to us.  Beautifully recorded in handwritten calligraphy using the old German letters.  Includes English translation.  This group does not use Adobe Acrobat.