Chris & Julie Petersen's Genealogy
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| 551 | BURIAL: 1. Findmypast's "Kent Burials Transcription": Amie Doe, wife of Isaac, bur. 1 Nov 1638 at Bredgar. | Tassell, Amy (I728)
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| 552 | BURIAL: 1. From the website 1 Jan 2008 "Monumental inscriptions in St. Peter's Church, extracted from 'The History, Gazetteer, and Directory of the County of Derby,' Vol., II, Part I, by Stephen Glover, 1829: In the south asile of this church... is engraven [on an alabaster slab], the effigies of a man and his wife, in scroll lines. This is for Ralph Bancroft, and Alice, his wife, without date. Two others for the same family; the inscriptions on them are nearly obliterated: Humphri Bancroft died Ano Dom. 23 April 1557; and Elizabeth, his wife, ... John Bancroft died Ano. Dom. 13 Sep 1557; and Margaret, his wife,..." | Hollingsworth or Haryngworth, Margaret (I4548)
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| 553 | BURIAL: 1. From the website 1 Jan 2008 "Monumental inscriptions in St. Peter's Church, extracted from 'The History, Gazetteer, and Directory of the County of Derby,' Vol., II, Part I, by Stephen Glover, 1829: In the south asile of this church ... is engraven [on an alabaster slab], the effigies of a man and his wife, in scroll lines. This is for Ralph Bancroft, and Alice, his wife, without date. Two others for the same family; the inscriptions on them are nearly obliterated: Humphri Bancroft died Ano Dom. 23 April 1557; and Elizabeth, his wife, ... John Bancroft died Ano. Dom. 13 Sep 1557; and Margaret, his wife, ..." | Alice (I4546)
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| 554 | BURIAL: 1. From the website 1 Jan 2008 "Monumental inscriptions in St. Peter's Church, extracted from 'The History, Gazetteer, and Directory of the County of Derby,' Vol., II, Part I, by Stephen Glover, 1829: In the south asile of this church ... is engraven [on an alabaster slab], the effigies of a man and his wife, in scroll lines. This is for Ralph Bancroft, and Alice, his wife, without date. Two others for the same family; the inscriptions on them are nearly obliterated: Humphri Bancroft died Ano Dom. 23 April 1557; and Elizabeth, his wife, ... John Bancroft died Ano. Dom. 13 Sep 1557; and Margaret, his wife, ..." | Elizabeth (I2483)
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| 555 | BURIAL: 1. Hunton, Kent, England Parish Records online at Family Search or per FHL film 992524, it. 2, shows no burial record for Anne. Her death would have occurred in the period of time of five or six years when the records were not being well-kept and so she probably was buried without a record. | Anne (I315)
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| 556 | BURIAL: 1. Hunton, Kent, England Parish Records online at Family Search or per FHL film 992524, it. 2. Notes: "Mary ye wife of John Bishopp was buried ffeb. 9, 1659; 2 infants with her dying in childbed of." | Bishop (I5060)
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| 557 | BURIAL: 1. Hunton, Kent, England Parish Records online at Family Search or per FHL film 992524, it. 2. Notes: "Mary ye wife of John Bishopp was buried ffeb. 9, 1659; 2 infants with her dying in childbed of." | Bishop (I5059)
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| 558 | BURIAL: 1. I reviewed all published cemetery records for Perry Township at the FHL. The oldest is Crammer Cemetery and it has only one Winner listed: Elizabeth Winner, 2 Jan 1835, age 18-1-12. Since the only Winner at that time in Perry Twp. was Jonathan and his children, Elizabeth would be his daughter. There were Cramers in New Jersey from the area the Winners came. Perhaps a connection between these Cramers and the name of the cemetery. | Winner, Elizabeth (I3208)
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| 559 | BURIAL: 1. Kent Records Office "TR 1900/2 - MI's (Kent) - Barming, Brenchley, Hunton, Teston," transcribed by J.E. Frost, 1974, may be inside church on floor: "Here lyeth interred Mary, the wife of John Bishopp, gent. who departed this life, the sixth of February in the yeare of our Lord 1659. She left issue Thomas, John, Nicholas, and William." 2. Hunton, Kent, England Parish Records online at Family Search or per FHL film 992524, it. 2. Notes: "Mary ye wife of John Bishopp was buried ffeb. 9, 1659; 2 infants with her dying in childbed of." Entry was confirmed on FHL Hunton Parish Transcripts (FHL fiche 6341240). | Mary (I339)
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| 560 | BURIAL: 1. Kent Records Office "TR 1900/2 - MI's (Kent) - Barming, Brenchley, Hunton, Teston," transcribed by J.E. Frost, 1974: "John Bishopp of this Parish, d. Apr. 14, 1719, aged 72 yrs. Also, Bennet Bishop, d. Mar. 1, 1707, aged 21 yrs. Sarah, w. of John Bishopp, d. July 20, 1741, aged 92 yrs." | Bishop, Bennet (I326)
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| 561 | BURIAL: 1. No listing for either John or Mary Hanchett per the Internet 6 Jul 2008 at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kathycamp/Inscriptions/Page043.htm: Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut Headstone Inscriptions 1660-1937. This list of inscriptions, town of Suffield, was copied in 1934, under the auspices of the F.E.R.A. and the W.P.A. sponsored by the Connecticut State Library, as compiled under the supervision of Charles R. Hale, State Military Necrologist, assisted by Miss Mary H. Babin, Secretary. Hartford, Connecticut, December 1937. | Hanchett, John (I2408)
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| 562 | BURIAL: 1. Online Brenchley Church records https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23231-23734-83?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F68:252597701,252665801,252675901 Notes he died at Marsden but was buried at Brenchley. | Gateland, Christopher (I331)
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| 563 | BURIAL: 1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23569-45756-11?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901 Two sons of Edmond Knell: John and Thomas are buried same day. | Knell, Thomas (I4880)
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| 564 | BURIAL: 1. Online Horsmonden Church records show only "infant child of John Austin." No gender is given. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23182-13441-61?cc=1952887&wc=M629-KMS:252597701,253126001,253129701 | Austen (I4931)
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| 565 | BURIAL: 1. Parish records observed by Chris Petersen in Denmark:"Vestervig Churchbook C.121 Nr.3, page 140: bur. Niels Willadsen's wife Else Andersdatter, 70 years and 9 months, 5 Jan 1772 in Vestervig, dead in Randrup. Translation copy in files of Kerry Petersen. | Andersdatter, Else (I1722)
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| 566 | BURIAL: 1. Per Vestervig Church burial book located onsite at the cemetery and viewed 23 Sep 2016 by Kerry Petersen. Mentions he was of Vodskov, which is the other end of the Limfjorden. Reported by Holger Larsen of Krik. | Pedersen, Niels Christian Laurits (I5331)
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| 567 | BURIAL: 1. Per Vestervig Church burial book located onsite at the cemetery and viewed 23 Sep 2016 by Kerry Petersen. Mentions she was of Krik. She is also listed with her husband and presumably her sons Poul and Niels Chr. Laurits. Reported by Holger Larsen of Krik. DEATH: 1. Parish records for Vestervig, microfiche C121-16 9/10; Hurup, Denmark public library: Johanne Marie Pedersen, born Kristensen, d. 21 May 1938 at Krik, bur. 26 May 1938 at Vestervig, wife of Anthon Christian Pedersen of Krik, born 6 Apr 1876 Røjkjær, daughter of the singlewoman (pigen = virgin) Inger Kirstine Kristensen of Røjkjær. [Note: Burial record and tombstone states 22 May 1938.] SOURCES_MISC: 1. Per photo of tombstone with husband in Vestervig churchyard. As of 2016, the tombstone has been removed and destroyed for lack of payment of upkeep. | Kristensen, Johanne Marie (I2903)
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| 568 | BURIAL: 1. Per Vestervig Church burial book located onsite at the cemetery and viewed 23 Sep 2016 by Kerry Petersen. Reported by Holger Larsen of Krik. | Pedersen, Poul (I5330)
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| 569 | BURIAL: 1. St. Michael Church, East Peckham, 6 Jan 1842, age 72, of the parish. | Waterman, Thomas (I1124)
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| 570 | BURIAL: 1. The burial records for Haydon Bridge church (FHL film 991796): "8 Jul 1702, Robert, son of Jno. Muis of Haydon Bridge." | Mewis, Robert (I4727)
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| 571 | BURIAL: 1. The following Thompson burials were extracted by me from the burial records 1731-1805 of Allendale Parish (FHL film 252518) adjoining Haydon Bridge (I did not extract children not specifically from a known Thompson name in our database): -*17 Sep 1756, George, son of Matthew Thompson of High Haward in the Parish of Aydon buried. -22 Jan 1775, John Thompson of Oak Pool buried. -*13 Mar 1779, Matthew Thompson of Haward bur'd. -27 Sep 1781, Mary, wife of John Thompson of Finnyhill. -8 Jul 1782, Ann Thompson of Millbridge in the Parish of Haltwhistle. I was surprised to not have found more considering that we don't find burials for the principal Thompsons in Haydon Bridge. Of those above, it appears that only the two with (*) are linkable for now. It appears from the location of Haward, that we connect George to Matthew. Also "Aydon" parish must be Haydon. We have a Matthew with a son George chr. 1748, which helps us determine which Matthew we have. | Thompson, George (I4709)
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| 572 | BURIAL: 1. Thurnham Archdeacon's Transcript (FHL film 1752238 Item 4): William Coulter buried 11 Jan 1602[/3] 2. Will of William Coulter: Source: "England, Kent, Wills and Probate, 1440-1881," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23183-40816-90?cc=1949814&wc=M68K-568:250713701,250719201,251257101 : accessed 19 May 2015), Kent, Archdeaconry of Canterbury > Wills > 1602, A-Z > image 91 of 328; County Record Office, Maidstone. Canterbury Cathedral Probate Index: Will of William Coulter of Thurnham, Kent 1602, 1602, PRC/17/53/178, PRC/16/120 C/4 1602. Transcription: -Will written 9 January 1602 -William Coulter of Thornehame, Kent yeoman -buried in churchyard of Thornham -wife Alice Coulter -son Hennery Coulter -daughter Margaret the wife of Arthur Doe -3 sons Robert Coulter, George Coulter, and Edward Coulter as executors | Coulter, William (I5166)
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| 573 | BURIAL: 1. Tombstone with parents that says simply "Daughter" with no other info. Dates are estimated. | Frederick (I5200)
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| 574 | BURIAL: 1. Transcriptions report this as 23 Jan 1589/90; however the actual image on the Bishop's Transcript, the only surviving image, can be read as 23 Jun 1589. Considering the timing of the second marriage of George Roper, June would be a better fit. | Glover, Isabell (I5163)
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| 575 | BURIAL: 1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Skyum parish records; microfiche C116.1 plate 1 page ?; age given as 50 yrs, 3 months, and 2 weeks at time of death. 2. Per Joyce Cupit: "Skyum kirkebog 1728: Dom Jubilate d. 18 April begravet salig Laurits Dybdalls enke [widow] Maren Pedersdatter gl. 50 år, 3 måneder og 2 uger." SOURCES_MISC: 1. Joyce Cupit's website | Pedersdatter, Maren (I2876)
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| 576 | BURIAL: 1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Skyum parish records; microfiche C116.1 plate 1 page ?; age given as 52 yrs at time of death. | Pedersdatter, Kirsten (I2879)
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| 577 | BURIAL: 1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Skyum parish records; microfiche C116.1 plate 2 page ?; Age 82 at time of death. | Knakkergaard, Niels Madsen (I2868)
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| 578 | BURIAL: 55 years 10 days. Lutheran church records of Laudenbach, Mannheim, Baden, Germany. FHL Microfilm # 1,192,193 RESEARCH_NOTES: Accredited German Genealogist Trudy Schenk researched this family and was hired by Chris and Julie Petersen in 2003, 1501 Cara Loop, Anchorage, AK 99515. Information transferred from researcher and verified . ROGER P. MINERT, Ph.D., A.G. He is an A.G. (Accredited Genealogist) with Austrian and German specialties. His recommendations for consistent entry patterns: Laudenbach [Amt Weinheim], Mannheim, Baden, Germany (the official name is “Laudenbach Amt Weinheim†as differentiated from “Laudenbach bei Karlstadt†also in Baden. The pattern used by the FHL is to leave out the Amt [Weinheim], but this one confused the cataloger; I would suggest leaving out the “Amt Weinheim†because the other Rheinsheim is not in that county) What's In A Name? What is the derivation of the surname Marx? "In ancient times people were sorted not by birth dates but by their father's first name; 'Marx', Marks, Markus, means 'son/daughter of Mark (short form of Markus)' = Mark's (son/daughter)." The Name Marx, Mark, Markus can be used as a given name (first/middle) name and there is no specific religious or nationality derivation. (http://www.themarxfamily.net/roots/) CHRISTENING: Lutheran church records of Laudenbach, Mannheim, Baden, Germany. FHL Microfilm# 1,192,193 BIOGRAPHY: Ref. religion | Bausch, Marx or Marcus or Markus (I1490)
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| 579 | BURIAL: Buried west of Nichols, Iowa Buried west of Nichols, IA | Bausch, Adam (I411)
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| 580 | BURIAL: Mt. Pleasant Hill Cem | Kimm, Laura (I2071)
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| 581 | BURIAL: Peone Prarie Cemetary R.R. Spokane, Wa | White, Bert Marion (I74)
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| 582 | BURIAL: Union Cemetery at Iowa Falls, Harding Co., Iowa Section 4 Row 18 Rothenberger, Valentine S.4 B4 L6 s4 1834-1922 Rothenberger, Charles P. Notice as you are going by, As you are now so once was I. As now I am, so shall you be left, So while on eath prepare for death. ROTHENBERGER S.4 B4 L6 s5 (ditto) MONUMENT Rothenberger, Charles P. S.4 B4 L6 s6 1860-1934 (ditto) All 48 Cemeteries in Hardin Co., Iowa Burial records from 1850’s to mid-1999 Published by Madeline Mason FHL film # 1425448 Book US/CAN 977.7535 V39m http://www.rootsweb.com/~iahardin/cem-recs//unionif_cem4.txt CENSUS: See 1860 & 1870 Census for Valentine - See his fathers notes. Index of 1880 United States Census @ . http://www.familysearch.org Census Place - Washington, Iowa , Iowa FHL film # 1254345 Valentine RO..., Self, W, Male, W, 46, BADEN, Farmer, BADEN, BADEN Charles RO..., Son, S, Male, W, 20, IOWA, Farm Laborer, BADEN, OHIO Note: The Valentine last name is hard to read in the original census image but it looks like Rothenberger. He is listed as an Widowed. BIOGRAPHY: Land Record - Iowa, Iowa 1871 M. E. Rothenberger to Valentine Rothenberger (Deed Vol. 27 FHL film # 988375 page 558) Know all men by these ___. That Maria Eva Rothenberger widow of Michael Rothenberger deceased of the County of Iowa and State of Iowa for the consideration of the sum of one dollar to the benefits to me insuring in hand paid to her. Quit Claim unto my son Valentine Rothenberger of Iowa County State of Iowa all my rightfully and ___ in and to the following described real estate situated and being in Iowa County and State of Iowa. Two and one half acres in the form of a square in the North West corner of the North West quarter of the North East quarter and also Two and one half acres in same form in the North East __ of the North East quarter of the North West quarter of Section No. twelve (12) in Township No. Eighty-one (81) North_ Range ten (10) West being the same parcels of land reserved for life by myself & deceased husband deed from us to Valentine Rothenberger dated October __ Wetness my had this the 17th day of November__ 1871 -- Maria Eva Rothenberger Nov 17 1871 M.E.R | Rothenberger, Valentine (I2088)
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| 583 | BURIAL: Union Cemetery at Iowa Falls, Harding Co., Iowa Section 4 Row 18 Rothenberger, Valentine S.4 B4 L6 s4 1834-1922 Rothenberger, Charles P. Notice as you are going by, As you are now so once was I. As now I am, so shall you be left, So while on eath prepare for death. ROTHENBERGER S.4 B4 L6 s5 (ditto) MONUMENT Rothenberger, Charles P. S.4 B4 L6 s6 1860-1934 (ditto) All 48 Cemeteries in Hardin Co., Iowa Burial records from 1850’s to mid-1999 Published by Madeline Mason FHL film # 1425448 Book US/CAN 977.7535 V39m http://www.rootsweb.com/~iahardin/cem-recs//unionif_cem4.txt | Rothenberger, Charles Pini (I2203)
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| 584 | Buried in Greenwood Cemetery. OBITURARY:Muscatine Journal 6-18-1936 Page 1 Col 7 Longtime resident of city succumbs at hospital: rites indefinite Mrs. Kate Kirsch, 309 East Third, longtime resident of this community died at Hershey Hospital at 6:15 a.m. today. Funeral plans are being withheld pending the arrival of her son, Edward Kirsch, from Chicago. Several brothers and sisters also survive.The body is at the George M. Wittech funeral home. Muscatine Journal 6-19-1936 Page 3 Col 5 Headlines: Rites Scheduled for Mrs. Kirsch Funeral services will be held from furreral home on Saturday. Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Kirsch 76, of 309 East Third Street, who died at Hershey Hospital will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the George M. Wittech funeral Home. The Rev. K.M. Jeschke, pastor of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will officiate; Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Kirsch was born in Germany, August 29, 1859 and came to Muscatine at the age of 16. She was married to Phillip Kirsch, who preceded her in death in 1904. One son Edward of Chicago, survives. Muscatine Journal June 20, 1936 Page 3 Col 3 Services Held For Mrs. Kate Kirsch (Repeats other notices but lists the pallbearers: Grant Bond, Everett Clay, J. P. Conley, James Brown, Ed Bersch, and Howard Schenk. (These were found in a handwritten letter from P.M. Musser Public Library Muscatine, Iowa 6-15-1966) | Bausch, Eva Katharin (I404)
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| 585 | Buried near Reynolds, IA | Bausch, Margarette (I409)
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| 586 | Buried Pines Cemetery Buried Pines Cemetery Opportunity, WA Died at Ephrata, Washington | Olmstead, Harold Arthur (I328)
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| 587 | Buried Saltese Cemetery Information from Ruth Greenlee | Cox, Marcus Henry (I310)
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| 588 | Buried west of Nichols, IA | Bausch, Eva (I412)
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| 589 | Buried! Riverside Cem | Beyersdorf, Alfred Anthony (I314)
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| 590 | Butch was a cousin of Mary Waldo. He came to live with Dwayne ( known by his middle name by many "Lee" ) and Mary when he was 8 years old - I believe he was adopted - He was know as Butch Waldo. He was in the U.S. Army when he died. Butch and Joy died instantly in an automobile accident on an icy highway on Blewett Pass, Washington They had been married 17 days. | Waldo, Patrick Sean Woods ) (I2394)
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| 591 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2880)
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| 592 | CAUTION: 1. The parentage of Else Jensdatter is problematic and not 100% definitive. Traditionally, Else has been linked to two families - one set of parents being Jens Foged (2Q1M-STF) and Kirsten Pedersdatter of Sønderhå and the other being Jens Olufsen Mørkes or Mørch MK81-Z6B and an unknown wife of Dover in Ydby Parish. The two locations are roughly 23 kilometers apart. Elements of both families have often been erroneously intermixed by past LDS researchers; however, both sets of church records clearly show the family relationships and the errors were easily corrected by myself in Familysearch's Family Tree 21 Aug 2013. Jens Foged had all of his children christened in Sønderhå except for his last three, Christen, Oluf and Thomas; Oluf and Thomas were christened in Ydby in 1746 and 1751 respectively at which time Jens lived in the Ydby hamlet of Dover. He also had a son Christen who was not christened in either place but was buried in Dover 11 Oct 1744; this dates Jens Foged's move from Sønderhå to Dover from about Aug 1744 to Oct 1744. In Sønderhå he lived in the hamlet or farmstead of Degnbol as noted in the children's christenings. His daughter Else was the last child christened in Sønderhå 20 Jan 1742. In all of the christenings, the parents are always identified as Jens Foged and Kirsten Pedersdatter. Jens and Kirsten are buried in Ydby in 1782 and 1780 respectively and from their ages at the time of their burials we can estimate both of their birth years as 1707. Jens Olufsen Mørkes had all of his children christened in Ydby including a daughter Else chr. from 1 Jan 1742 to 17 Mar 1742 (the priest forgot to write down the day and month). Four of the children have similar names to the children of Jens Foged (Jens, Oluf, Else, and Thomas), but they are not the same persons. The family is identified in the christening records as living in the Ydby hamlet of Dover also, which has led to some confusion with past researchers since the other Jens was also living there from about 1744. The father is always identified in the chr. records as either Jens Olufsen or Jens Mørkes; the mother is never identified. Jens is buried in Ydby in 20 Apr 1767. Our Else Jensdatter's marriage record is found in the Sønderhå church record on 9 Sep 1766 (FHL film # 053193; Sønderhå Parish Record, 1696 - 1787, book 1, p 140). The groom is identified as Peder Andersen Leegaard and the bride as Else Jensdatter Mørch, both of the nearby hamlet of Jestrup. The two witnesses are identified as Anders Leegaard of Jestrup and Povel Jensen of Kiestrup. Since it was customary to generally have the fathers as witnesses, we can assume Anders is the groom's father; however, the relationship of Povel Jensen to Else Jensdatter is not certain but could possibly be a brother. One problem is that neither of the two Elses from either of the two families has a brother named Poul/Povel as ascertained from the christening records of Ydby and Sønderhå. Interestingly, some past family researcher added a son name Poul Jensen to the Jens Olufsen Mørkes of Ydby family with a birth of about 1743; however, the Ydby records do not support the same even after a reasonable search of dates surrounding 1743. Another interesting aspect is why would Poul of Kiestrup and Else of Jestrup have differing residences at the time of marriage in Sønderhå? Also why was Else's father not a witness since one Jens does not die until 1767 and the other in 1782? We know that Jens Foged had a relationship with both Sønderhå and Dover in Ydby parish, but that was not the case with Jens Olufsen who only remained in Dover in Ydby parish. FHL film 41815, Refs Herred Probate Records (the civil jurisdiction having the main source of probate records), shows no probate for either of the two Jens who both died in Ydby. I also reviewed all the Estate ("Gods") probate films listed in the FHL catalog pertaining to Ydby without finding any probate for either of the two Jens. I also looked at FHL film 53193 (Sønderhå church records) and 53030 (Ydby church records) for other Jensen marriages for the years 1750 to 1776 without sucess with these two particular families except for two children of Jens Olufsen: (1) Karen Jensdatter Morch who married Lars Christen Barslef 8 Nov 1754 Ydby and (2) Thomas Jensen Mørch who married Dorthe Pedersen 3 Dec 1767 Ydby. There were other Jensens and Jendatters not clearly identified as children of our two Jensens (some had generic names such as Anne Jensdatter but with no mention of a Dover location), but there definitely were no Else Jensdatters even though the two of them would have been residing there at the same time assuming both survived to adulthood. I did check the Sønderhå burial records to confirm that Jens Foged's Else did not die prior to the family's move to Dover in Ydby parish. I also looked at FHL film 53030 (Ydby church records) for other Jensen marriages for the years 1750 to 1776 without sucess of finding siblings for Else Jensdatter residing in Sønderhå especially in the Jestrup hamlet. I found no other Jensens or Jensdatters associated with a location Jestrup in Sønderhå as provided in our Else's marriage record. 1781 and 1801 censuses show the age of our Else as being born in about 1741; however, Else's burial record shows a birth of approximately 1744. Since this variation in birth years easily brackets 1742, which is the christening year of either of the two Else options, the ages in these records do not assist us. Summary: 1. Our Else Jensdatter identified in the Sønderhå marriage record is clearly shown with the additional surname Mørch. There are no other Mørchs in Sønderhå. There are no marriages of any Fogeds in Sønderhå - only Foged christenings for Jens Foged's children before they moved to Ydby ca. 1744. 2. Else appears to be a temporary resident of Jestrup in Sønderhå. Neither family had any Sønderhå records showing this hamlet. She is most likely originally from somewhere else outside of Sønderhå. 3. Of the two Elses in Ydby, neither show with a Ydby marriage or Ydby or Sønderhå burial prior to the marriage date. No probate record exists for the fathers. 4. Census and burial records indicate that our Else fits nicely with the christening of either of the two Elses under consideration. Conclusion: The double surname of Jensdatter Mørch in the marriage record is the most reliable indication that we have that Else was most likely the daughter of Jens Olufsen Mørkes/Mørch. This surname was not so common. There is always the slighter possibility that she could be another Else besides one of our two candidates. For reference purposes, I include the following corrected information on the family of Jens Christensen Foged and Kirsten Pedersdatter. Note that in the first two chr. records the father appears as Jens de Foged and the rest as Jens Foged. The mother Kirsten Pedersdatter generally appears in most of the same chr. records. Jens Foged's christening record provides us with his parents Christen Christensen Foged and Inger Jensdatter. The surname Foged is common and multigenerational in the Ydby Church records for this time period. Sources are FHL films 53030 Ydby Church Records and 53193 Sønderhå Church Records. All children born in Degnbol, Sønderhå, Hassing, Thisted, Denmark and chr. in Sønderhå Church except as noted: Peder Jensen, chr. 14 August 1729, bur. Sønderhå 18 December 1729. Maren Jensdatter, chr. 29 October 1730. Jens Jensen, chr. 28 May 1732. Kirsten Jensdatter, chr. 6 November 1734. Christen Jensen, chr. 25 November 1736. Peder Jensen, ch. 10 August 1738. Else Jensdatter, chr. 20 January 1742. Christen Jensen, d. Dover, Ydby, Refs, Thisted, Denmark, bur. 11 October 1744 in Ydby Churchyard aged 7 weeks. No chr. record in Sønderhå or Ydby. The following two children were born in Dover, Ydby, Refs, Thisted, Denmark and chr. in Ydby Church: Oluf Jensen, chr. 30 October 1746. Thomas Jensen, chr. 2 February 1751. RESEARCH_NOTES: 1. Censuses: 1787 for Sønderhå parish: Anders Legaard, Husband, 50 years old, farmer Else Jensdatter, Wife, 46 Inger Pedersdatter, 14 Laurids Pedersen, 10 Frederik Pedersen, 7 Jens Pedersen, 4 Caroline Pedersdatter, 2 1801 Sønderhå parish: Peder Leegaard, 66, in first marriage, parish bailiff and "gaardbeboer" Else Jensdatter, 60, his wife Laurs, 22 Frederica Louise, 21, unmarried, Caroline, 15, unmarried. CHRISTENING: 1. Christening record for Ydby Church is on FHL film 53030. The priest neglected to write the day and month even though he noted the year of 1742. Following entry is 17 Mar. MARRIAGE: 1. FHL film # 053193; Sønderhå Parish Record, 1696 - 1787, book 1, p 140. Confirmed the record below. Note that both witnesses signed. Anders Leegaard may be the father of Peder since it was customary to generally have the fathers as witnesses. The relationship of Povel Jensen to Else Jensdatter is not given, but could possibly be a brother. Per research of genealogist Bent Pilsgård of Viborg, Denmark; Viborg Regional Archives microfiche C114.1 page 140 Sønderhå parish records; Witnesses: Povel Jensen of Kiestrup and Anders Leegaard of Jestrup, they were engaged 31 Jul 1766. The couple is Peder Andersen Leegaard and Else Jensdatter Mørch, both of Jestrup. BURIAL: 1. FHL film # 053193; Sønderhå Parish Record. Per Joyce Cupit: "Sønderhå kirkebog 1815: begravet okt 29 Else Jensdatter, Peder Leedfrs enke [widow], 71 år." SOURCES_MISC: 1. Family Group Sheet for Peder Andersen from LDS Archive record. Record originally submitted by Mrs. Wanda Roos, R.D. 1 Box 651B, Sandy, Utah. James Christian Westergard shown as 2ggson. Indicates information is from church and census records for Sonderhaa by Eva M. Gregersen. 2. Family Group Sheet for Jens Olufsen Morch from LDS Archive Record submitted by Fermen J. Westergard, 2059 Van Buren Ave. Ogden, UT. 84401. Lists himself as 3ggson to Else. Information varies slightly. 3. Per gedcom dated 6 Jan 1999 of Wayne Westergard, 785 W 1300 South, Woods Cross, Utah 84087, phone 801-295-2906. 4. Per records dated 9 Mar 1999 of Fred H. Westergard, 1940 Laird Dr., Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 (801)-583-4405; fwestergard@juno.com 5. May 21, 1999 correspondence of Jens Praestgaard at "jens-v-p@post5.tele.dk". 6. Joyce Cupit's website | Jensdatter, Else (I1607)
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| 593 | Cemetery Records Collection:Spokane Memorial Gardens County:Spokane County:Spokane Cemetery:Spokane Memorial Gardens Reference:hrp-cem-spo-SpokaneMemorialGardens_02902 Name:Grace E Gilbert Information:b. 1880 d. 1966 G-G-S The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "FamilySearch Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://www.familysearch.org), entry for Grace Edith Hall; citing Grace E Dietrich in household of George O Dietrich, "United States Census, 1920", https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MDCJ-8CQ, "United States Census, 1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MDCJ-8CQ : accessed 18 November 2015), Grace E Dietrich in household of George O Dietrich, Kootenai, Bonner, Idaho, United States; citing sheet 3B, family 65, NARA microfilm publication T625 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 1,820,289. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "FamilySearch Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://www.familysearch.org), entry for Grace Edith Hall; citing Grace E Tarbet in household of Floyd Tarbet, "United States Census, 1910", https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MGJP-WVF, "United States Census, 1910," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MGJP-WVF : accessed 18 November 2015), Grace E Tarbet in household of Floyd Tarbet, Wayside, Spokane, Washington, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 131, sheet 6A, NARA microfilm publication T624 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 1,375,682. | Hall, Grace Edith (I63)
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| 594 | Census Place: Muscatine, Muscatine, Iowa Source: FHL Film 1254358 National Archives Film T9-0358 Page 182C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Casper KIRSCH Self M M W 34 GER Occ: Painter Fa: GER Mo: GER Mary KIRSCH Wife F M W 28 IA Occ: Keeping House Fa: GER Mo: GER George KIRSCH Son M S W 9 IA Occ: At School Fa: GER Mo: IA John KIRSCH Son M S W 4 IA Fa: GER Mo: IA Laura KIRSCH Dau F S W 3 IA Fa: GER Mo: IA Daniel R. KIRSCH Son M S W 1 IA Fa: GER Mo: IA Caroline SCHNEIDER Other F W 14 WI Occ: Servant Fa: GER Mo: GER | Kirsch, Kasper (I739)
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| 595 | CENSUS: 1900 Census, First Ward, Glenwood City, Mills, Iowa ED # 65-6 sheet 1A @ Iowa Institution for Feeble Minded Children Line 16 Schneider- Henry, M, W, 65, S, Attend school- no , Read or write? - No, Iowa, Germany, Germany, yes - speaks English, Occupation - None BIOGRAPHY: Letter from Glenwood Resource Center Dated: September 28, 2007 RE: Henry Schneider DOB: 1/27/1865 I received your letter and release requesting information on the above-mentioned person. Unfortunately, I have very little information on Henry, below is a summary of what I was able to find: Henry Schneider was born on 1/27/1865 in Watkins IA (Benton County) and was admitted to the Iowa School for the Feeble Minded (now Glenwood Resource Center) on 6/30/1881. Henry was diagnosed as a Medium Grade Imbecile, which in modern terms would likely classify him as having an IQ between 35-49 (but again, this is a very loose interpretation). The information I have reflects Henry had no education and 10 siblings; however, their names aren't listed. He passed away on 11/9/1939 from cardiac arrest and is buried in the Glenwood Resource Center cemetery ( Row R, Plot 98). There are no photos, court documents or medical records for reference purposes. Additionally, I have no record of a Frank Schneider [his brother] ever residing here I'm sorry I couldn't be of more assistance, but this is all the information I have Sincerely, David F. Borck Medical Records Administrator Office of Quality Management (712) 525-1278 dborck@dhs.state.ia.us | Schneider, Henry (I2075)
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| 596 | CENSUS: 1850 York Township, Morgan County, Ohio 18 Sept 1850 - Roll 715 Book 1, Page 81a (Viewed and copy online @ Genealogy.com) George Sneider, 30, M, Farmer, Baden Rigalda Sneider, 26, F, Baden Frederick Sneider, 1, M, Ohio Emma Sneider, 6/12, F, Ohio Lara Sneider, 6/12, F, Ohio CENSUS: 1860 New Lexington, Perry, Ohio 21 June 1860 Roll 1022 Book 1, Page 267a (Viewed and copy online @ Genealogy.com Note: wrong sex for Lawry (Lara) George Snider, 40, M, Grocer, 150, Baden Rachel Snider, 35, F, Housewife, Baden Frederic Snider, 12, M, Ohio Lawry Snider, 10, M, Ohio Ame Snider, 10, Ohio Caroline Snider, 10, F, Ohio Lewis Snider, 6, M, Ohio George Snider, 3, M, Ohio CENSUS: 1870 Washington Township, Iowa County, Iowa (Post Office Maringo) 17 Aug 1870 M593 Roll: 396 Page: 336 Viewed and copy online @ HeritageQuest online.com George Shnider, 50,M, W, Farmer, 1100, 720, Baden Rahijana Shnider,46, F,W, Keeping House, Baden, From a fall ?? Frederic Shnider, 21, M, W, at Home, Ohio Louis Shnider, 17, M, W, at Home, Ohio Geoge Shnider, 13, M, W, at Home, Ohio Mary Shnider, 11, F, W, at Home, Ohio Rosea Shnider, 9, F, W, at Home, Ohio Henry Shnider, 5, F, W, at Home, Iowa Frank Shnider, 1, M, W, at Home, Iowa CENSUS: 1880 Census - Ancestry.com Year: 1880; Census Place: St. Clair, Benton, Iowa; Roll: T9_327; Family History Film: 1254327; Page: 301C; Enumeration Di Note : Regina Schneider Marital Status "W". BIRTH: "In the year of Christ 1820, 9 day of the month of April at Midnight was born and 6 in evening of the following day was baptized by the under sign priest. Father Franz Peter Schneider Mother Maria Theresia Richart or Richert locally born. Here father is from Heinsheim - farmer Godfather Georg Herberger Mayor. Witnes Maelchior Schneider - tax man and Jacob Eisert -member of local Court record 10 Apr." Note: Dated 11 April but recorded by priest 10 April. Karcholische Kirche (Catholic Church) Rheinsheim, Bruchsal, Baden, FHL film # 1053431 page 127. DEATH: Dead 29 June 1871 - 52 year, 2 month, 19 days. Conn or Trade Cemetery- Washington Centery Society -Cemetery. Iowa County Cemetery Stones & History 1844-1975 Compled by Pauline Lillie for Iowa County Historical Society Bicentennial 1976; Salt Lake City Family History Library 977.7653 V3L or Film 1006627 item 10. Location: Section corner of 4/5 township, Range 10 Washington Township; From Marengo north on 411 east to corner then north on F. 12 turning east again on F. 12 total about 4 miles north east from Marengo. Off in the field must park on the road, walk up to enterance on small side hill; Now on the Everett Schulte farm (recently purchased 1975) BURIAL: George Schneider . 29 June 1871 ae 52yr .2mo.19da Con or Trade Cemetery Washington cemetery Society - cemetery Section corner of 4/5 township, Range 10 Washington township. Iowa county Ceneteries Stones and History US/Can 977.7653 V3L or FHL film 1,006,627 | Schneider, Greorg (I389)
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| 597 | CENSUS: 1850 Census, York Township, Morgan County, Ohio, dwelling 329, family 338, taken 19 December 1850 (Census image obtained from Ancestry.com. Note: Ancestry index surname as " Rollinger") Meichael Ro__enger Eve Brigilla Faletin Lonar Emmy CENSUS: 1860 Census Lenox Township, Iowa, Iowa - 7 August 1860, page 174 -Viewed online @ Heritage Quest Note: Micheal value of real estate: 1200, Personal estate: 400 Micheal Rosenbarger, 66, M, , Farmer, 1200, 400 Baden Mary Rosenbarger, 58, F, Baden Ana Rosenbarger, 18, F, Baden Valentin Rosenbarger, 26, M, , Farm Labor, 100 [Personal estate], France Mary Rosembarger, 20, F, Ohio Charles Pen Rosenbarger, 6/12, M, Iowa CENSUS: 1870 Census Lenox Township, Iowa, Iowa - 11 Sept 1870, page 1, Post Office: Norway, Benton, Iowa -Viewed online @ Heritage Quest Rosenbarger, Valentine, 35, M, W, Farmer, 4000, 1573, Baden , Emma, 37, F, W, Keeping House, Baden , Charles, 10, M, W, at home, Iowa Wagmer. Fredrick, 33, M, W, Farm Laborer, Mecklenburgh Rosenbarger, Micheal, 75, Without Occupation, 658, Baden , Mary, 68, Keeping House, Baden DEATH: Will: Michael Rothenberger 6 Oct 1870 (BRECHT, GOSSMAN, ROTHENBERGER, SCHNEIDER) Last Will and Testament of Michael Rothenberger, deceased. Know all men by these presents that I, Michael Rothenberger of the county of Iowa and State of Iowa, do make and publish this ______ will and testament as 1st - I give and bequeath all my property that may remain after the payment of my just debts, unto my children; Caroline Brecht, Brigitta Gossman, Valentine Rothenberger and Emma Rothenberger to be equally divided between them. 2nd - It is my will that if my wife Maria Eva Rothenberger should survive me, that the above division of my property between my four children above named should not take place until after her death, and that during her life my property, the same being all personal property, should be kept at interest and that the interest thereof be paid to my said wife so long as she may live. 3rd - I have not made any gift to my daughter Regina Schneider for the reason that, in my opinion, she has received her full share of my estate. 4th - I hereby appoint my friend and neighbor Henry Burmeister the Executor of this, my last will and testament. Witness my hand this 6th day of October AD 1870 Michael RothenbergerFamily History Family History Library film # 988210 page 64 & 65 *********** Signed, published and declared by the said Michael Rothenberger as and for his last will and testament in our presence, and we in his presence and in the presence of each other and at his request have hereunto set our names as subscribing witnesses this 6th day of October AD 1870. August Wamke Sharles Schivary Both witnesses reside in Lenox twp., Iowa Co., Iowa State of Iowa Iowa County John Hughes, Jr., clerk of the Circuit Court in and for said county, do hereby certify that on this day at the March term, AD 1872 of said court, the will and Instrument in writing hereunto annexed, and bearing date on the 6th day of October 1870 was duly proved before and allowed of said court as and for the last will and testament of the real and personal estate of Michael Rothenberger late of said county, deceased, and was by said court ordered to be recorded as such will and testament. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, at my office in Marengo in said county, this 11th day of March AD 1872. John Hughes, Jr. Clerk D... Dulin Deputy Note: The Iowa County Probate Index for Michael Rothenberger (Family History Library Film # 988212) is wrong. He was found on page 290 Journal # 3 & pg 332 Family History Library Film # 988210 pg 64 & 65 Michael Rothenberger family BAPTISM: "JOHANN MICHAEL ROTHENBERGER; Male; Birth: 15 APR 1795 Rheinsheim, Karlsruhe, Baden; Baptism: 07 APR 1972 SLAKE; Batch Number: 7129507 Sheet: 40 Source Call No.: 0538986 Type: Film."International Genealogical Index, Family History Library, www.familysearch.org. ENDOWMENT: 27 JUN 1972 SLAKE; Batch Number: 7129507 Sheet: 40 Source Call No.: 0538986 Type: Film."International Genealogical Index, Family History Library, www.familysearch.org SEALING TO PARENT: 08 NOV 1972 SLAKE; JOHANN MICHAEL ROTHENBERGER / MARIA CLARA SCHNEIDER; Father: JOHANN MICHAEL ROTHENBERGER; Mother: MARIA CLARA SCHNEIDER; Batch Number: 7129507 Sheet: 40 Source Call No.: 0538986 Type: Film."International Genealogical Index, Family History Library, www.familysearch.org | Rothenberger, Johann Michael (I2085)
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| 598 | Census: 1860 - New Lexington, Perry, Ohio Age 12 , born about 1848 1870 - Washington Township, Iowa, Iowa Age 21, born about 1849 | Schneider, Frederic (I1430)
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| 599 | CENSUS: 1885 Iowa state Census - Saint Clair township, Benton County FHL film 1021441 page 300 69, 69, Swick, Hudson C, township 82, Range 10, Section 26, town of Watkins, age 39, Male, White, Married, Carpenter, , New York, Subject to military duty - Yes, Entitled to vote - Yes, Laurah, age 35, Female, White, Married, Wife, ,born in Ohio, both parents - Foreign Thomas, age 9, Male, White, Single, Child, Born in Benton County Iowa, Herbert, age 7, Male, White, Single, Child, Born in Benton County Iowa, Corah, age 0 [If born in 1884 write 0], Female, White, Single, Child, Born in Benton County Iowa, Shneider, Regina, 60, Female, White, Widow, , Germany, both parents - Foreign 1895 Iowa state Census - Saint Clair township, Benton County View online @ ancestry.com, page 3 2, 23, 23, Swick, Hudson C, age 49, Male, Married, New York, Both parents -Native, Carpenter, Belief - Protestant, , Entitled to vote - Yes, Soldiers, Sailors and Mariners in War of the Rebellion: Company: "C", Regiment: 132, State: ILL, Arm of Service and Rank: Priv Laura, age 47, Female, White, Married, born in Ohio, Wife, , both parents - Foreign, Keeping House, Protestant Thomas, age 17, Male, White, Single, Child, Born in Benton County Iowa, Herbbie, age 17, Male, White, Single, Child, Born in Benton County Iowa, Corah, age 0 [If born in 1884 write 0], Female, White, Single, Child, Born in Benton County Iowa, 1925 Iowa state census shows Laura live with her son Herbert. She is 74 years old and has been in Iowa for 62 years (about 1862/1863) It also states that her parents are Geo Schneider and Rachel Rothenberger both born in Germany and marriage in Ohio. And she was not affiliated with any church. FHL film # 1429212 - St.clair township, Benton County, Iowa See additional notes under Herbert Swick. | Schneider, Laura (I1426)
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| 600 | CENSUS: 1895 Iowa State Census, Lenox Township, Iowa County, Iowa, page 3, FHL Film # 1020364 Emanuel Brecht, 74 (1821), M, Married, Germany, parents foreign birth, Retired, Catholic, * M Caroline , 73 (1821), F, , Germany, parents foreign birth, Keeping house, Catholic *Entitled to vote at general elections. - 1880 Census, Lenox Township, Iowa County, Iowa, enumeration district 200, dwelling 83, family 83, taken 15 June 1880, FHL Film # 1254345 (NA Film # T9-0345) page # 127C and or 11. Brecht Emanual, W, M, 59 (1821), , Married, Farmer, Baden, Baden, Baden Caroline, W, F, 59 (1821), Wife, Married, Keeping house, Baden, Baden, Baden Note: Mathias and Matilde (Gossman) Maag lives next door dwelling 84, family 84. - 1870 Census, Lenox Township, Iowa County, Iowa, dwelling 66, family 66, taken 17 September 1870, page # 10, View online @ Ancestry.com, Briack Emanual, 50 (1820), M, W, Farmer, *, Prussia, parents foreign birth, ** Mary C, 49 (1821), F, W, Keeping House, Prussia, parents foreign birth, *Value of Real Estate $7000, Value of Personal Estate $2985 **Male citizens of United States of 21 years of age and upwards. - 1860 Census, Lenox Township, Iowa County, Iowa, dwelling 1114, family 1155, taken 6 August 1860, page # 167, View online @ Ancestry.com, Emanuel Britch, 40 (1820), M, Farmer, *, Baden Caroline , 39 (1821), F , Baden George A , 4 (1856), M, Ohio *Value of Real Estate $1600, Value of Personal Estate $300 BIRTH: International Genealogical Index - Batch # 7324909 Sheet 16 Source Call # 822883 FHL film Note: St. Michael's Cemetery in Norway, Benton, Iowa has 2 Aug 1820 and IGI has 3 Aug 1820 (everything written in German) DEATH: I get to the courthouse again I will check with the recorder and see if the material about 'Brecht Emanuel (Foreign)' is still there. I know some of the older books were removed at one time. I checked the three cemeteries in that area and could not find a Brecht burial. Since Lenox Twp. is next to Benton Co and close to Norway, IA. I found in St. Michael's Cemetery a lot of Brecht burials. There is dates for both Emanuel and Caroline. Emanuel, (everything written in German) with dates of 2 Aug. 1820 - 20 Feb 1896 and Caroline M Rothenberger, frau of Emanuel, with dates of 20 Mar. 1821 - 20 Dec. 1911. Email from Netha Meyer (netha@avalon.net) May 1 2006 - 4:26pm (IAgenWeb Project Assistant County Coordinator for Iowa County) DEATH: I get to the courthouse again I will check with the recorder and see if the material about 'Brecht Emanuel (Foreign)' is still there. I know some of the older books were removed at one time. I checked the three cemeteries in that area and could not find a Brecht burial. Since Lenox Twp. is next to Benton Co and close to Norway, IA. I found in St. Michael's Cemetery a lot of Brecht burials. There is dates for both Emanuel and Caroline. Emanuel, (everything written in German) with dates of 2 Aug. 1820 [Geb[oren] in Großherzogtum Baden - Translated: Born in the Grand Dutchy Baden - 20 Feb 1896 [Moge Seine Seele in Frieden Ruhen, Amen] Translated: May his soul rest in peace, Amen. Caroline M Rothenberger, frau [wife] of Emanuel, with dates of 20 Mar. 1821 [Geb in Großherzogtum Baden ]- 20 Dec. 1911. Email from Netha Meyer (netha@avalon.net) May 1 2006 - 4:26pm (IAgenWeb Project Assistant County Coordinator for Iowa County). German found on a Message Board for Brecht (http://boards.ancestry.myfamily.com/surnames.brecht/106/mb.ashx) Title: "Brecht Gravestones in Norway, Iowa" posted 10 May 2005 by Lanica K. She found about 120 headstone with Brecht. She noted that Tomestones with the same grouping letter are shared headstones. She asigned both Caroline and Emanuel with "AL". This would indicate that they were shared headstones. ORDINANCES: Baptism, Endowment & Sealing to Parents - IGI Batch Number 7324909 Sheet 16, FHL # 0822883 BIOGRAPHY: .....When a lad of thirteen years, Mathias Maag, and his brother David, two years older, ran away from their uncle's, going over into Iowa county. Mathias worked the following for his board, finding a home with a good man, Emanuel Brecht......... When Mr. Maag ran away from his uncle he took up his residence with Emanuel Brecht, who was his wife's uncle. In 1895, Mr. and Mrs. Brecht, who were both in poor health, Mrs. Brecht suffering with a cancer of the tongue, came to make their home with Mr. and Mrs. Maag. Mr. Brecht died four months later, but Mrs. Brecht, who was cured of the cancer, is still living at the Maag home and in her old age is now being repaid for the kindness shown Mr. Maag as a small boy. Mrs. Brecht is now eighty-nine years old. Mr. Maag is administrator of the Brecht See Mathias Maag notes for full Biography Title: History of Benton County, Iowa. From materials in the public archives, the Iowa Historical Society's collection, the newspapers and data of personal interviews, also containing sketches of representative men. Author: Hill, Luther B., ed. Publisher: Chicago: The Lewis publishing company Date Original[19--] Object Description2 v. : ill. : 28 cm.Volume 2 On-line @ http://ddr.lib.drake.edu/cgi-bin/showfile.exe?CISOROOT=/isu-ch&CISOPTR=3 | Brecht, Emanuel (I2218)
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