  Single crystals of U$_2$Mn$_3$Ge and and U$_2$Fe$_3$Ge with a Kagome lattice
structure were synthesized using a high-temperature self-flux crystal growth
method. The physical properties of these crystals were characterized through
measurements of resistivity, magnetism, and specific heat. U$_2$Fe$_3$Ge
exhibits ferromagnetic ground state and Anomalous Hall Effect, and
U$_2$Mn$_3$Ge demonstrates a complex magnetic structure. Both compounds exhibit
large Sommerfeld coefficient, indicating coexistence of heavy Fermion behavior
with magnetism. Our results suggest that this U$_2$TM$_3$Ge (TM = Mn, Fe, Co)
family is a promising platform to investigate the interplay of magnetism, Kondo
physics and the Kagome lattice.
