History of Andres 
"A Look at the Facts"
by Allyson Hunt Wood

Bernhard Huber and Margrethe Fehr Family

"On the 9th of December 1748 came to me Heinrich Huber from Hor... but who is sitting on a fiefdom in Schaffhausen and asked me to write his children, who were baptized in Schaffhausen, into the parish baptism book here (Horben-Buch, Uesslingen, Thurgau, Switzerland) what I did in the following"

(240) Bernhard Huber, born Apr 12, 1735 (in Horben-Buch, Uesslingen, Thurgau, CH)

md 1758 (in Schaffhausen, Schaffhausen,  CH, to)
Margarethe Fehr from Flaach
workpeople from Schaffhausen
children:
Jacob, born Aug 8, 1759
Maria Barbara, born Jul 13, 1761
Heinrich, born Sep 29, 1762 , living at Bern
Bernhard, born Jun 11, 1766 -- Margaretha Wäber (Waeber), died Sep 23, 1819 at Bern
Maria Elisabeth, born Jul 11, 1769

Source: Horben, Uesslingen, Thurgau, Switzerland Family Book (Switzerland)

"On the 9th of December 1748 came to me Heinrich Huber from Hor... but who is sitting on a fiefdom in Schaffhausen and asked me to write his children, who were baptized in Schaffhausen, into the parish baptism book here (Horben-Buch, Uesslingen, Thurgau, Switzerland) what I did in the following"

Schaffhausen, Schaffhausen, Switzerland Church Records

Anna Gygax (married Huber) christening

Uesslingen, Thurgau, Switzerland Reformed Church Records.

Anna Gygax, daughter of Samuel Gygax and Anna Zuerlinden both of Bern Canton, Switzerland, was born 17 Mar and christened 3 Apr 1836. Anna later married Andreas Huber.

Andres Sr birth record

Johann Andres Huber Jr. Birth Record

A middle of the page shot, with the date at the top superimposed over the top.
1835: Joh. Andreas

Andres and Anna #105

This is a church record from Buch, near Uesslingen, Thurgau. The family is livingin Biel, Bern Canton, Switzerland. The record is a list of members in their family including Andreas, Anna and their children.

Letters to Anna

These letters were found in the attic of Edmund and Eliza Gubler after their passing. They were written to Eliza's Mother by her family still in Switzerland. http://hunt4letters.blogspot.com/

John George Hafen Headstone

J G Hafen (born) Oct 17 1838, (died) May 4, 1928. "Santa Clara Pioneer of 1861".

Headstone is located in the Santa Clara, Washington County, Utah Cemetery.

John George was married to (#4) Anna Mary Elizabeth Huber.

Anna Mary Elizabeth Huber Hafen Headstone

Annie H Hafen (born) April 17, 1862, (died) May 15, 1944.
Headstone is located in the Santa Clara, Washington County, Utah Cemetery.

The little plaque at the bottom is because she was an early Utah Pioneer.

The Huber Name

Definition: Man who owns a hube (a 30-60 acre parcel of land), from the Middle High German "huober" or "hueb(e)ner." Hoover is the English variant of this surname.

Surname Origin: German, Swiss and Dutch.

Elise Huber or Maria Huber?

Anna Maria Elizabeth Huber received this picture from her sister in Switzerland. However, it was not labeled and we do not know which one yet. Any help would be appreciated. Maria Elise Huber was born 1 Sep 1863 in Biel, Bern, Switzerland and died 15 Oct 1945. She married Jakob Hunziker. Anna Elise Huber was born 2 Jun 1867 and died 17 Jul 1965. She married Jakob Mueller. I do not have a great deal of information on these two ladies, but our family has handwritten letters from both.

It could also be sister Amelia.

Documentation for Anna Maria Elizabeth Huber

Anna Maria Elizabeth Huber Hafen was born to Johann Andreas Huber Jr. and Anna Gyax in Biel, Bern, Switzerland She emigrated to America where she lived and died.

Birth: 17/20 Apr 1862 in Biel, Bern Switzerland: (All church records show she was born 20, but she always records 17) Aarwangen Evanglish Church, filmed by LDS FHL#200526_, Uesslingen, Thurgau, Switzerland Family Book #105

Christened: 18 May 1862 - recorded in Aarwangen, Bern Switzerland - Uesslingen, Thurgau, Switzerland Family Book #105

She joined the LDS Church 27 Feb 1882 in Niederwil, Switzerland - residing in Strengelbach, Aargau, SwitzerlandLDS FHL #0128142_26.

Death: 15 May 1944 in Santa Clara, Washington, Utah, USA - death certificate

Burial: 17 May 1944 in Santa Clara, Washington, Utah, USA

Marriage: 13 Nov 1884 to John George Hafen, Jr. in the St. George Temple, St. George, Washington, Utah, USA Documented in TIB file, not available to photocopy and Personal records of Eliza Anna Hafen Gubler (in possession of Vanola Wittwer.)

Emmigration: Sep 1884 on the Ship Wyoming. Took at train to Salt Lake, Utah.

She and John George Hafen had 8 children: August, William, Joseph, Heber, Samuel Franklin, Jeanette and Walter.

A personal history is available at http://www.hunthistories.com.

Johann Andreas Huber Sr., and Anna Wehrli

Johann Andreas Huber was born 20/31 Oct 1805 with the hometown of Horben, near Uesslingen, Thurgau Canton, CH or Switzerland. (See family Book LDS FHL#0958753 FB#100.) He was christened in the Reformed Evangelical Church on 31 Nov 1805.

Johann andreas married Anna Wehrli on 3 Jan 1828 and that record can be found in the Uesslingen Ehe Book Register 1844-1878. also #2005266, page 320 in 1862.

Johann died 20 Sep 1869.

I have not compiled enough notes to put together a sketch of his life yet, though in time to come I hope to do so.

Also, though I have him listed as Sr. in the family book it shows him as a Junior. More food for thought.

Andreas Huber from Buch, Uesslingen

Johann Andreas Huber was born 23 April 1835 from the hometown of Buch-Uesslingen, Thurgau Canton, CH or Switzerland. I think he may have been born in Horben, or even in Biel. All of Andreas records that I have found in Bern Canton, he is listed as a citizen of Buch-Uesslingen, but he is actually recorded in Horben which is near there. Andreas was the fifth child of eight born to Johann Andreas Huber and Anna Wehrli.

Andreas and his father and brother were "farber's". I understand this means he adds color of dye to fabrics. There is a chance that he could have been a house painter. He fell from a five-story building which is better explained if he was a house painter.

In 1867, when he fell, his life was forever changed. His dear wife Anna Gygax, was not able to help him as he needed, raise the small family and earn a living all at the same time. Andreas was never the same. After being hospitalized for two years, the doctors felt he would help himself if forced to, and suggested that Anna divorce him for her sake and his.

He eventually ended up in a poor-house and then another small hospital run by nuns called St. Katharinanthal.

A full history is available at hunthistories.com.