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Ulm~Ulmer Family History

Otto Ancel Ulmer 1901–1988 marries Johnnie Abitha Rimes

Heinrich Von Ulm B: D: M: Anna von Castein

Heinrich Von Ulm B: 1420 D: 1480 M: 1445 Elisabeth Mangold/Mangolt B: 1425 D:

1~Johann von Ulm B: 1470 D: M: Margaretha Hundbiss von Siggen B: 1480

1~Luitfried von Ulm B: 1500 D: 1509 M: Anna Elgin B: 1500apx

1~Johann Kaspar von Ulm

2~Heinrich Von Ulm B: D: M: Elisabeth von Kippenheim

1~Maria Petronella von Ulm B: D: 1562 M: 1520 Lord Joachim Mötteli von Rappenstein of Pfyn and Wellenberg, died 03/04/1549. In 1526 he acquired from his brother Beat Rudolf the remaining part of the lordship of Pfyn and Dettighofen. In 1530 the two acquired the rights of collation and the estate of the parish church ( Widumhof) of Weinfelden. In 1450 the von Mötteli or von Rappenstein family from around St. Gallen acquired Neuburg Castle and its surroundings including the castle. They had taken the Rappenstein name after their castle near St. Gallen. When they moved to Graubünden, that name was applied to this castle as well. By the late 15th century, Rappenstein had been abandoned. In 1496, when the von Rappensteins sold Neuburg to the Bishop of Chur, Rappenstein Castle was not mentioned but its land was included in the sale. Rich important landlord in Thurgau, very violent. Wasted his fortune, had to sell a lot of land from 1536, eventually moved to his brother on Castle Sulzberg. Most of his goods were bought by his brother-in-law Gregor von Ulm. Father of N. Mötteli of the Rappenstein.

Ruins of Rappenstein Castle

2~Gregor von Ulm

 3~Heinrich Von Ulm B: D: 1546 M: Barbara Blarer von Giersberg B: D: 1562, d/o Augustin Blarer von Giersberg and Katharina.

1~Margarethe von Ulm M: Ebertz

 2~Heinrich Von Ulm B: 1537-1601 M: 1576 Margareta Escher vom Luchs B: 1559

1~Katharina von Ulm B: 1577apx D: M: Teufen

2~Heinrich Von Ulm B: D: 1681

1~Heinrich Von Ulm B: D: M: Rebecca Mohr B: 1680 Germany

1~Baron Hendrick Philip Von Ulm I B: 1700 Ulm, Germany 1755 SC. M1: Telle Baumgarden 1708 Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany D: 1743 SC. M2: Ann Guerry Gates B: 1708 England D: 1755 SC. Philip was a member of the Jewish royalty in Germany. He was eventually granted a a providence in the Jewish sector of Germany and it was then named "Ulm" in honor of his family, the Von Ulms.

Ulm, Germany, 1572, by Frans Hogenberg

With the establishment of new trade routes following the discovery of the New World (16th century) and the outbreak and consequences of the Thirty Years' War (1618–48), the city began to decline gradually. Around 1700, it was alternately invaded several times by French and Bavarian soldiers.In the wars following the French Revolution, the city was alternately occupied by French and Austrian forces, with the former ones destroying the city fortifications. In 1803, it lost the status of Imperial City and was absorbed into Bavaria. During the campaign of 1805, Napoleon managed to trap the invading Austrian army of General Mack and forced it to surrender in the Battle of Ulm. In 1810, Ulm was incorporated into the Kingdom of Württemberg and lost its districts on the other bank of the Danube, which came to be known as Neu-Ulm.

Ulm Cathedral 1842

The spectacular Ulm Minster, now which is a Lutheran church located in Ulm, Germany. Although sometimes referred to as Ulm Cathedral because of its great size, the church is not a cathedral as it has never been the seat of a bishop. Ulm Minster was begun in the Gothic era but not completed until the late 19th century. It is the tallest church in the world, and the 4th tallest structure built before the 20th century.

Baron Hendrick Philip Von Ulm I B: 1700 Ulm, Germany D: 1755 Rose Hill Plantation, Beaufort, SC. M1: Telle Baumgarden 1722 Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany D: 1743. M2: Ann Guerry Gates B: 1708 England D: 1755 SC. Philip was a member of the Jewish royalty in Germany. He was eventually granted a a providence in the Jewish sector of Germany and it was then named "Ulm" in honor of his family, the Von Ulms. .

1~Heinrich Phillip Ulmer II B: 1739 Ulm, Baden-Württemberg, Germany D: 1806 GA M1: 1773 Ann Elizabeth Howard B: 1752 Ruffin, Colleton, SC D: 1815 M2: Elizabeth Ulmer 1775-1806.

1~Eliza Ulmer 1770-1833

3~William Ulmer 1775-1808

4~Charles Ulmer 1779-1841

5~Heinrich Philip Ulmer III 1783-1856 Coldbrook Plantation, Monteith, Chatham County, GA. M: 1806 Sarah Jane Brantley B: 1792 D: 1826

Coldbrook Plantation & Cemetery, Monteith, Chatham County, GA

01~William P Ulmer 1808–1857

02~Eliza Ann Ulmer 1809–1818

03~Charles David Ulmer 1810–1869 Coldbrook Plantation Monteith, GA. M: Susan Dailey 1821–1898.

1~Mary Elizabeth Ulmer 1852–1938 North Salem Baptist Church Cemetery Port Wentworth, Chatham County, GA M: William Hobart Ulmer 1845–1918

2~Susan Ann Ulmer 1858–1920 M: Hinely

3~David Hamilton Ulmer 1863–1950

04~Joseph Thomas Ulmer 1814–1891 M: Amanda Jane Prescott 1828–1886

1~William Hobart Ulmer 1845–1918 M: Mary Elizabeth Ulmer 1852–1938, d/o Charles David Ulmer. Civil War veteran and was a member of Salem Church.

1~Charles Rippion Ulmer 1874–1943

2~Marion Levant Ulmer 1877–1930 M: Fannie Ulmer

3~Essie Elizabeth Ulmer 1882–1922 M: Frank Melvin

4~Thomas Joseph Ulmer 1884–1931 M: Rosabell Zittrauer Ulmer 1874–1904

5~Mary Etta Ulmer 1889–1972 M: David Andrew Chapman 1880–1937

6~Philip Herbert Ulmer 1896–1930 M: Nora Lucille Helmly Ulmer Hiott 1898–1967

2~Charles Andrew Ulmer 1850–1916 M: Wilmina L. Ulmer

1~Andrew Ulmer

2~Anderson Glasco Ulmer 1882–1948

3~John Franklin Ulmer 1858–1919 Laurel Grove Cemetery (North) Savannah, Chatham County, GA. M1: Mattie McFarland 1867–1912 M2: Emma Veronica Helmly Beck 1866–1938

1~Harry Clifford Ulmer 1883–1884

2~Annie Lee Ulmer 1894–1894

4~Susan Elizabeth Ulmer 1864–1940 M: Edward Baker Thompson 1857-1936

5~ George Marion Ulmer 1870–1935 M: Cornelia Burch Nease 1877-1955

1~Arline Ulmer Sammons 1897–1983

2~Leonora R Ulmer 1898–1909

3~George Alwyn Ulmer 1900–1959

4~William Asbury Ulmer 1903–1962

5~Dessie B Ulmer 1905–1905

6~Vernon Morse Ulmer 1906–1979

7~Charles Wahl Ulmer 1908–1974

8~Eugene Burnette Ulmer 1915–2008

05~John Park Ulmer 1817–1856 M: Mary Catherine Wisenbaker 1825–1885.

1~Francis Marion Ulmer 1844–1846

2~Malcolm Christian Ulmer 1847–1916 M1:1869 Laura Amanda Keller Ulmer 1849–1925 M2: Adaline Rosamond Dasher 1848–1888.

3~Alexander Campbell Ulmer 1850–1893 below M: Adarene Keller 1850-1915

1~Edith Ruby Ulmer 1881–1965 M: James Nottingham Carter 1877–1934

4~Mary Floyd Ulmer 1853–1918 M:Henry Michael Young 1850–1914

1~Campbell Ulmer 1876–1947 M: Eugenia T Young 1876-1974

1~Eugenia Young 1903–1967

2~Campbell Ulmer Young 1913–1998

2~Bessie Young 1878–1961 M: Henry L. Boone 1853-1937

5~John Park Ulmer 1856–1857

06~George W Ulmer 1821-

07~Dr. Benjamin Franklin Ulmer 1836-1891 M: Catherine Ann Stevenson 1843–1891

08~Mary Virginia Ulmer 1838-1857 M1: Eliza Mulryne Fox. M2: Charles Desverger Mary died in childbirth and is buried with her child.

09~Noah Meyers Ulmer 1841–1901 M: 1870 Jane Lawson 1838-

3~Annie Marie Ulmer

4~Peter Ulmer 1749-

5~Henry Ulmer 1752-

2~Johann Adam Ulmer "RS" 1743 Ulm, Baden-Württemberg, Germany D: 1799 SC M: Margaret Ann LeGrand 1734-1787

1~Henry Ulmer B: 11/15/1771 SC D: 07/08/1833 Salkehatchie, SC M: 1789 Mary Margaret Langley Ulmer 1774–1839

1~Adam Ulmer 1795–1839 M: 12/28/1820 Rebecca Ann McTeer 1805–1873, d/o John McTeer & Ann Barrie.

1~Henry David Ulmer 1821–1896 M: Anna Elizabeth Youmans Ulmer 1836–1892

1~Tullious Edward Ulmer 1855–1936 M1: Annie Elizabeth Terry Ulmer 1862–1906 M2: Bessie Mixson Deer 1885–1960

1~Edwin Haskell Ulmer 1882–1962 M1: Bessie Thomas 1892–1925 M2: Clara Izora Rivers 1908–1970

1~Norris Leroy Ulmer 1916–1918

2~James Henry Ulmer 1888–1977

1~Wilson Harvey Ulmer 1915–1979

3~Rosalie Ulmer 1891–1990 M: 1919 Atticus Mixson 1891–1979

4~Lizzie Verna Ulmer 1896–1983 M: 1920 Daniel Edwin Crosby 1896–1972

5~Otto Ancel Ulmer 1901–1988 Garden of Memories Cemetery Tampa, Hillsborough County, FL M: Johnnie Abitha Rimes 1902–1972. Mason member.

2~James Adam Ulmer 1857–1887

3~Christopher Columbus Ulmer 1858–1921

4~Henry Lee Ulmer 1863–1933 M: Mabel Mixson 1876–1950

5~Marion Wheeler Ulmer 1867–1936 Largo City Cemetery Largo, Pinellas County, FL M: Dora Angeline Ellis Ulmer 1874–1942

1~Harry Drasdal Ulmer 1898–1976

2~Roland Jennings Ulmer 1900–1965

3~Infant Ulmer 1905–1905

Taken near Marion Wheeler Ulmer's turpentine still, c. 1905. Left to right: Captain Anderson, unknown woman, David Ulmer (M. W.'s brother), Louise McMullen. David Ulmer and Capt. Anderson were guards at the still. One of M. W. Ulmer's turpentine stills was located on what later became known as Ulmerton Road.

6~William Melvin Ulmer 1871–1953

7~David Jeremiah Ulmer 1874–1947

8~Julius Eugene Ulmer 1878–1942

9~Sarah Helen Ulmer Horton 1880–1968

2~Thomas McTeer Ulmer 1833–1918

3~Jane Elizabeth Ulmer Davis 1836–1911

4~Sophia Rebecca Ulmer 1837–1900

2~Margaret Elizabeth Ulmer1805–1877 M: Ichabod Davis Sineath 1804–1859

3~Beatrice Ulmer 1807–1848 M: David Nathaniel Cannon 1812–1895

4~Dr. Enoch George Ulmer 1812–1863 New Cahaba Cemetery Cahaba, Dallas County, Al M: Graduated from Medical College of South Carolina.

1~William Henry Ulmer 1842–1843

5~Gideon Boswell Ulmer 1812–1898 Ulmer Cemetery Colleton County, SC M: 1837 Athylier Martha Sineath Ulmer 1814–1887

6~Remeliah Langley Ulmer 1815–1891 M: William N Preacher 1813-

7~John Milton Ulmer 1819–1868 M: 1846 Mary C. Breland Ulmer 1826–1854

1~Andrew Capers Ulmer 1847–1899 M: Emily Eleanor Hudson Ulmer 1843–1922

2~Claudius Justice Ulmer Sr. 1849–1915 Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery Ruffin, Colleton County, SC M1: 1872 Sarah Mildred Herndon Ulmer 1856–1895 M2: 1896 Annie Clementine Jones Ulmer 1861–1912.

3~Mary Margaret Ulmer1851–1917 M: Henry Robert Martin 1840–1917

4~Sarah Valeria Ulmer 1856–1913 M: 1875 John Calvin Smith 1855–1903

2~Capt. John Ulmer B: 11/16/1773 D: 06/27/1820 Rose Hill Plantation Cemetery (on the Rose Hill Plantation which once owned by Capt John Ulmer, and is located on the Old Sheldon Church Road between Yemassee and Sheldon). M: 1795 Elizabeth Fletcher-Barton 1788–1833, d/o Elizabeth Fletcher-Barton-Morrison (1758-1790), whose 1st husband was John Barton. He was a "Royalist", loyal to King George II. He was killed by "Tories", American Revolutionary War soldiers, near Charleston, SC. They had a daughter: Elizabeth Fletcher Barton, born 1778, who later married Capt. John Ulmer. Then married in 1779 to Capt. Joseph Morrison "RS" (1756 County Down, Ireland D: 1817 Colleton District, SC). They were the parents of 2 children. John Morrison born 1785, & Margaret J. Morrison born 1786.