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6201

Illinois State Marriage Records. Online index. Illinois State Public Record Offices.

Source (S683)

6202

Immaculate Conception Cemetery

Schimmelpenny, Robert Leslie (I4509)

6203

Immaculate Conception Cemetery.

Schimmelpenny, Richard Wayne (I392)

6204

Immanuel Lutheran Church

Family: John J George / Amalia Bitter (F5987)

6205

Immigrated to New England with 2nd husband, Thomas Rogers.

Ravens, Grace (I7840)

6206

Immigration document 12 Apr 1902 lists his brother-in-law Gottfried Schmidt as his destination. Unable to pin down this Gottfried.

Kukes, Conrad (I17291)

6207

immigration manifest in 1902 mentions "brother-in-law" Gottfried Schmidt

Schmidt, Marie Susanna (I17295)

6208

implied from info on 1855 ny state census. 2 known children.

Family: Norman Phelps, Jr / Minerva Burdick (F1736)

6209

In 1652, a year before the death of his father, Gabriel Maser was a schoolmaster at Swiss Emmental case-Umstadt and then in 1658 after Lengfeld. It is likely that in 1652 he followed a call or a recruitment of the Palatinate rulers in Heidelberg, in the Odenwald to represent the teachings of the Reformed Church and to teach by teaching. Already in the 16th Century, the rulers had decided after a kofessionellen back and forth for the Calvinist direction. 1576, while many reformietrte officials, preachers and school teachers were expelled, because the then ruler of the Lutheran doctrine known but already in 1583 was the Calvinistic doctrine introduced in the country. (Werner Maser, Wersau) Taken from AL Heidi Banse, Michel City

a good translaion from the website http://gw1.geneanet.org/

Maser, Gabriel (I22451)

6210

In 1670 his widow sold off 100 acres that William had long owned in East Riding, Yorkshire, England. Perhaps he came from East Riding.

Osborne, William (I8085)

6211

in 1695 deposition he stated 60 years of age

Gaskill, Samuel (I6652)

6212

In 1850 a Polly is in Fort Ann in the household of Amos Irish, brother to David. According to the Irish book she is a son of David, however David's line already contains several errors. Perhaps there are two Pollys.

Irish, Polly Malinda (I4050)

6213

In 1850, 1860 and 1870 census there is a Jeanette, Gennett, Jannet Wetherby in the household born 1840

In the 1810 Federal census for Cayuga County there is 1 female child in the household of John Wetherby in the age range of Sophia. In the War of 1812 pension record of Simeon Phelps, two people state that they were present at the wedding of Simeon and Sophia which was held in the John Wetherby household in Brutus. One of those two furthur states that John Wetherby is the father of Sophia.

On Simeon Phelps probate filed in 1859, Sophia is administrator. Her mark is witnessed by David Wetherby and L.?. Wetherby. Also the inventory appraisers are Wm? Wood and Lyman Wetherby. Figuring that all of those Wetherby's are related to her. David Wetherby was b. 1820. Lyman Wetherby, his brother was b. 1804. They are children of John Wetherby b. 1778/Eunice Unknown.

It appears that John1778's first child was b. 1799, with some trees showing unknown child b. 1796. I have not found a source for the unknown child. (apparently from the age range of children on the 1810 census)

John1778/Eunice Unknown have a grandchild b. 1837 son of John named John Cutting Wetherby. (The Phelps book says Sophia was a daughter of Unknown Wetherby and Emma Cutting.)

John1778's parents were John Wetherby1745/Mary Newton.

John1745 had a child 1794 with Martha Sawtell (possibly his last child), a second marriage.

I could not find any probate records in Cayuga County for John Wetherby.

Cannot find her in the 1855 New York Census. It appears that Wayne County was not covered, although Cayuga was.

The 1850 census has Jannett Wetherby b. 1840 living in the household. Unable to place her. Also Almira/Elmira Williams b. 1848 in the household, who apparently is the child of David Williams (b. 1812 in Galen, Wayne, New York) and Philena Nickerson who live next door. Granger Phelps appears in the Williams household. Unable to find a Williams connetion to Sophia or Simeon.

Wetherby, Sophia (I5726)

6214

In 1858 the widow Sarah Gibbons filed for a land grant based upon her husbands service during the War of 1812. Based upon the Land Grant Act of 3 March 1855. Copies on file.

Source (S645)

6215

In 1880 Elmyra Hazen is living with Edward as a mother-in-law. . As Margaret Jordon did not die until 1921 it is most likely that Hazen is the name of a later spouse of Margaret Jordan's mother.

Jordan, Margaret (I1141)

6216

In 1910 living in household of Thomas Willard as a grandson. 1905 death date has to be a mistake. 1910 census has him 1 year old. SS Death record has 1908.

Rappley, Glen E (I4456)

6217

In 1920 he is with his parents
in 1925 he is with his father
in 1930 he is in the Jessee Randall household

Granger, Walter John (I12777)

6218

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I13489)

6219

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I11858)

6220

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I11944)

6221

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I13331)

6222

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I26443)

6223

in fathers will

Busby, John (I8547)

6224

in fth's will in 1527

Riddlesdale, Thomas Loker alias (I8065)

6225

In Genesee County on 2 Feb 1916 a marriage license was issued to Fred H Ballance with the same parents to a Selena Lacount or LaCourt. The marriage license was never used.

Ballance, Fred Herbert (I4980)

6226

In her tree Carole Murray has Leila Mae Hamblin as the biological child for Frederick Black. I do not have amy details or confirmation of that.

Hamblin, Leila Mae (I12969)

6227

In his will, John Baldwin refers to his "Uncle William Camp". John is the son of William Baldwin and Abigail Camp. Abigail Camp is a daughter of Nicholas Camp Jr. Thus making William Camp a brother to Abigail Camp and a son to Nicholas Camp.

: “Whereas I John Baldwin of Newark in the Government of New England being weak in body but of good understanding & memory do make this my Last will & Testament in manner & forme ffollowing. First I bequeath my Soule into the hands of Almighty God hoping for Salvation from the riches of his grace by the alone merits of Jesus Christ & through faith in his blood, also I commit my body to the earth decently to be buried, & there to rest until the resurrection of the Just, & as for my worldy Estate I dispose of it, (both reall and personall) as followeth. Imprimis my Just Debts & funeral charges being payed, my will is & I do will & bequeath unto my daughter Hannah Tichenor, & her heirs for ever, three acres of upland Lieing & being in the Great neck at the further end of my Lott cross the Lott the breadth of the Lott. Also I do in Like manner give & bequeath unto my sd. Daughter Hannah twelve acres of Land & medow together lieng & being neare the bound creek. Also I do will unto my said Daughter five pounds out of my moveable Estate. 2ly my will is that my dearest & loving wife do injoy (beside what I have given to my Daughter Hannah), my whole Estate, both reall & personall for her maintenance (shee continuing my widow) & for the bringing up my Son John Baldwin until he come to the age of Twenty years. Also my will that if my wife shall shall be cause to change her condition before my son John comes to the age of twenty years, that shee shall notwithstanding injoy the rest of my accommodation of houseing Land & Medow, until my son John comes to the age of twenty years aforesd. Further my will is that my son John do live with his mother under her care until he come to the age of twenty years aforesaid. 3ly My will is & I do will & bequeath unto my Son John Baldwin his heirs & assignes my whole accomadation (beside what I have given already to my daughter Hannah) after his mother’s decease (shee being my widow) but my will is if my wife change her condition before my son comes to ye age of twenty years, that then when my son comes to twenty years of age he shall have possession of my whole accomadation, but if my wife continue my widow when my son John comes to the age of twenty years that then my will that my wife & my son John do equally devide my accomadation between them. Lastly my will is that my uncle William Camp, & my neighbour Seth Tompkins being both my Loveing ffriends should be overseers to this my Last will & testament. In witness that this is my last will & Testament I have here unto sett my name & seale this twenty-fift day of December: 1688. John Baldwin Signed & sealed in the presence of us. John Browne, John Curtis. Appeared before me John Curtis & John Browne this 28 of November 1689 & took oath that this is the best of their knowledge the Last Will & Testament of John Baldwin of Newark Latly Deceased. Thomas Johnson, Justis.” The entry continues with an inventory taken Jan. 30, 1688[/9] taken by William Camp and Ephraim Burwell. Total value 49-15-00 [Another comment was added 20 Jun 1691 by Justices John Ward and Thomas Johnson concerning the settlement of land between Hannah Tichenor and John Baldwin Junr.]

The will confirms John using the terms "my uncle William Camp," which in turn confirms the William Camp being the brother of Abigail Camp, both of whom are the children of Nathaniel and Sarah Camp.

Camp, William (I8376)

6228

in route to Saratov

Engel, Anna Maria (I23628)

6229

In spite of various on-line trees we have no solid evidence of the parentage of Henry Lyman.

Donald Lines Jacobus, in his article (TAG Vol. 30 [1954] pp. 187-190), says only that Henry Lyman (father of Richard the emigrant) was "quite probably son of an earlier Henry and Joan."

Lyman, Henry (I2403)

6230

In the 1800 Federal Census in Ulster County we only show two possible Minard families. They are both entered on the census record in New Paltz as Miner. There is a James Miner and a Joel Miner. In both 1790 and 1810 we find no Miners, however we do find Minards in Ulster County in both of those years. I believe the name spelling was an error by the census taker. Possibly Junior in Kingston is the father and James in New Paltz is James the III.

The 1800 census for James Miner in New Paltz shows:
males under 10 two
males 10-16 one
males over 45 one
females 10-16 one
females 16 to 26 2 two
females over 45 1

The 1790 census has James Minard Jr in Kingston, Ulster, New York,

Notes from Descendants of James & Abigail (Camp) Minard : Quakers of Ulster County, NY by Ross W McCurdy 2011:
James Minard married Abigail Camp, daughter of Isaac Camp and Sarah Clark. They had twelve known children. He was living in Lebanon, Connecticut in 1771 and Kingston, New York in 1799. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in New York and Ontario.

Birthdate-Our best guess is about 1745, based upon wife being born 1747 and children starting 1768, however that is just a guess.

Many trees have James C. Minard. Where did the 'C' come from? I finally figured that out. Massachusetts vital records have a James C. Minard dying in Attleboro, Mass 6 Mar 1835 at age 45. That means born 1790. That cannot be our guy.

Related to the above, many trees have a death date of 6 Mar 1835. Again wrong person.

Many trees have parents of David Minard and Rebeckah Richards. Where did that come from? In the Early Connecticut Vital Records we have David Minard marrying Rebeckah Richards on 20 Mar 1722. In the Barbour collection we have James 'Menoid' son of David and Rebeckah born 2 Dec 1729. David and Rebeckah also have 3 other children Andrew 12 Dec 1724, David 30 Nov 1722 and Sarah 6 Jan 1727. We also see some trees having 1729 as James Birth date. As our James was having children as late as 1797, it is safe to say that is not our James. However, it is possible that James is the father of our James. We currently have no evidence pointing to that, though.

Death date-We already know that 1835 is incorrect. We have found a Quaker marriage record in Marlborough, New York for 'William Minard, son of James and Abigail (both deceased), and Keziah Young'. William is already in our tree as a son, Keziah would be a 2nd wife later in life. That record is dated 2 Jul 1834. Thus both James and Abigail died prior to that date.

That marriage record is located at https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/173411-quaker-meeting-records-state-of-new-york-ulster-county-columbia-county-albany-county-clinton-county?viewer=1&offset=0#page=88&viewer=flip&o=info&n=0&q= Unfortunately the link only takes you to the beginning of the book. You would have to scroll to page 89. A quicker way is to click on the thumbnails icon on the bottom of the page (the 2nd icon from the bottom left) Then look for thumbnail 89 and click on it.

A James Minard served in the Connecticut Militia during the Revolutionary War. We do not know if that was the same person.

Minard, James (I6429)

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In the 1850 Sugarloaf census, Reuben H Davis b. 1811 is in the next to Reuben Davis b. 1783

Davis, Reuben H. (I15037)

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in the 1886 Kukkus Family List Wilhelmina is the step-mother of a brother of Johannes Schaefer (b. 6 Aug 1846)
in the 1886 Kukkus Family List Wilhelmina is the step-mother of a brother of Johannes Schaefer (b. 6 Aug 1846)

Felsing, Wilhelmina (I3006)

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In the July 21, 1870 issue of the Boone County Journal, page 1, column 3, the following appears: "Alexander Douglass was born in Madison county, Kentucky, in 1801; came to Missouri in 1810, and settled in St. Louis county. In 1818 he removed to Boone county, where he has lived ever since. Disfranchised."

Alexander's death was reported in the Moberly Daily Enterprise Monitor, Saturday, 2 June 1877.

Burial: May 1877, New Providence Cem, Boone Co, MO44

Douglas, Alexander (I5953)

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In the War with Japan

Maser, Johann Peter (I3284)

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In Thomas's will he referes to his wife as Marillus.

Fritz, Marrilla (I5126)

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in transit to USA

Kukkus, Johannes (I983)

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In York Maine in 1664

Wise, Thomas (I4520)

6238

Index to Marriages, New York City Clerk's Office, New York, New York.

Source (S1099)

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Individual:
Baptism certificate said Herringhausen, which is about 3 miles WSW of Lippstadt, probably born Herringhausendorf, which is about 3 miles east of Enger and less than a mile south of Oetinghausen.23 Nov 200213:50:05One more child, 11 born, 7 living in 1900 census21 Apr 200221:14:20
Title: Records of Evangelical Lutheran Church, Enger, GER
Date: 23 Nov 2002

Clare Sentinal - 9 Sept 1910
HERMAN SNEAR
Herman Snear was born in Germany 3 July 1836 and came to this
country in 1857, settling in Erie, PA. In 1861 he was married to MissConey NITZEL who was also a native of Germany. Their married lifeextended over a period of 39 years, the wife dying in Oct 1900. In1867 they moved to Michigan, settling in Tuscola Co, where theyresided until 1883 when they came to Wise, Isabella Co, where theylived until the death summons came. To them were born ten children,six boys and four girls. Three of the boys, Charlie, Joseph and John, diedbefore the parents. There still survive three sons, George, William andFrank, who reside in Wise. All the daughters are still living: Mrs. Wm.LEOSH and Mrs. James HERSEY of Wise, Mrs. Len WOOD or Gilmore,and Mrs. Wm. JOHNSON of Farwell.
Mr. SNEAR was a member of the GAR, having volunteered for his
adopted country in 1861 and followed the flag for three years.
Since the death of his wife, he had resided with his son George. On
Sunday last he seemed in his usual health and had spent part of the dayvisiting at another son's. When he returned home he lay down uponthe bed and was there found dead, the end coming evidently without astruggle.
The funeral was held at the ME Church in Loomis, services being
conducted by Rev. PARSONS of Coleman, and interment in cemetery atLoomis. The very large attendance at the funeral attested the worth ofthe deceased and the high esteem in which he was held.Date: 23 Nov 2002

Snear, Herman Heinrich (I5944)

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Infant

Upton, Eleanor (I7712)

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infant

Upton, William (I7719)

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info from fathers probate

Davis, Mary (I8434)

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Info from Tessa Turner:
Here is the obit from the fresno bee (catherine steinhauer and anna barbara huber are the sisters).
born Oct 21 1862, Russia
died Fresno, CA on Feb 8th 1840
Henry Baker, Retired Drayman, Succumbs Henry Baker, 77 a retired dray- man, died this afternoon in his home at 2105 Geneva Avenue following an extended illness. A native .of Russia, he had lived In Fresno County thirty eight years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Baker; three sons, John, Jacob and Henry Baker, Jr.; two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Baker and Mrs. Anne Simons; two sisters, Mrs. Barbara Huber and Mrs. Catherine Steinhauer, and eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren, all of Fresno. The Lisle Funeral. Home is arranging the funeral services

Becker(Baker), Heinrich (I24597)

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Information from a memorial editorial and obituary notice in the Arenac County Independent, 13/9/2006
Graduated from AuGres-Sims High School in 1976.
Earned an Associate's degree in agriculture from Michigan State University
Tom was involved in an accident in 1983 that left him a quadriplegic, but he went on to farm for 22 years. He designed a lift for his tractor, enabling him to drive it - the first of its kind.
He also designed a pickle sorter that he sold to the Bessinger Pickle Company.
A Board member of the Arenac County Soil Conservation District for many years, and of the AuGres-Sims School Board from 1984-1996. President of the AuGres Athletic Booster Club for 22 years.
Information from a memorial editorial and obituary notice in the Arenac County Independent, 13/9/2006
Graduated from AuGres-Sims High School in 1976.
Earned an Associate's degree in agriculture from Michigan State University
Tom was involved in an accident in 1983 that left him a quadriplegic, but he went on to farm for 22 years. He designed a lift for his tractor, enabling him to drive it - the first of its kind.
He also designed a pickle sorter that he sold to the Bessinger Pickle Company.
A Board member of the Arenac County Soil Conservation District for many years, and of the AuGres-Sims School Board from 1984-1996. President of the AuGres Athletic Booster Club for 22 years.
Information from a memorial editorial and obituary notice in the Arenac County Independent, 13/9/2006
Graduated from AuGres-Sims High School in 1976.
Earned an Associate's degree in agriculture from Michigan State University
Tom was involved in an accident in 1983 that left him a quadriplegic, but he went on to farm for 22 years. He designed a lift for his tractor, enabling him to drive it - the first of its kind.
He also designed a pickle sorter that he sold to the Bessinger Pickle Company.
A Board member of the Arenac County Soil Conservation District for many years, and of the AuGres-Sims School Board from 1984-1996. President of the AuGres Athletic Booster Club for 22 years.
Information from a memorial editorial and obituary notice in the Arenac County Independent, 13/9/2006
Graduated from AuGres-Sims High School in 1976.
Earned an Associate's degree in agriculture from Michigan State University
Tom was involved in an accident in 1983 that left him a quadriplegic, but he went on to farm for 22 years. He designed a lift for his tractor, enabling him to drive it - the first of its kind.
He also designed a pickle sorter that he sold to the Bessinger Pickle Company.
A Board member of the Arenac County Soil Conservation District for many years, and of the AuGres-Sims School Board from 1984-1996. President of the AuGres Athletic Booster Club for 22 years.
Information from a memorial editorial and obituary notice in the Arenac County Independent, 13/9/2006
Graduated from AuGres-Sims High School in 1976.
Earned an Associate's degree in agriculture from Michigan State University
Tom was involved in an accident in 1983 that left him a quadriplegic, but he went on to farm for 22 years. He designed a lift for his tractor, enabling him to drive it - the first of its kind.
He also designed a pickle sorter that he sold to the Bessinger Pickle Company.
A Board member of the Arenac County Soil Conservation District for many years, and of the AuGres-Sims School Board from 1984-1996. President of the AuGres Athletic Booster Club for 22 years.

Heinrich, Thomas (Tom) E (I3946)

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Information provided by Hellwig Weichel through his website at http://gw1.geneanet.org/hweichel?lang=fr

Source (S165)

6246

information provided by Theresa Hess Jennings -

Maria Katharina Herstein married Konrad Bell who was born 1873 in Kukkus, son of George Philip Bell and Anna Katharina Metzker. Per her obituary, they were married on Nov 15, 1894, in Omsk Russia. At the time, it is my understanding that the Bell family was living in a village called Popovka, outside Omsk. They migrated to the US in 1901 and did not have any children at the time, which makes me think that perhaps they were married later than 1894. Maria Katharina's 1944 marriage certificate to her 2nd husband Johann Georg Balzer notes that her parents were "Peter Herstein and Maria Katherine Floch".

Herstein, Maria Katharina (I22213)

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Information provided by Theresa Jennings Hess-

Katharina Metzker (1853-1913) who married George Philip Bell (1844-1893) was born in Stahl am Tarlyk on January 3, 1853. She was the daughter of Christian Gottfried Metzker, born 1809, and his 3rd wife, Anna Katharina Kromm, born 1816. She is listed in Family #104 in the 1857 Stahl am Tarlyk census with her parents, she is age 4. Her full name was Anna Katharina Metzker. In about 1894, Katharina Metzker Bell and her 4 children migrated east to a village outside Omsk Siberia. Katharina Metzker Bell migrated to the US in 1903 with her daughters, Katherine Elisabeth Bell Hess and Katherine Bell Metzker, and their families. She joined her son Konrad Bell and her other daughter Katherine Margaret Bell Baum

Metzger, Anna Katharina (I22274)

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Information: Cremation & Trade Services, Inc

Crum, Dalton Gordon (I9794)

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Inscription
In Memory of Catherine
daughter of Wm. & Elizabeth Yorke
and wife of th late W.H. Phelps
Died May 7, 1884
Aged 65 years, 2 months, 21 days

York, Catherine (I5654)

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Inventory

Unknown, Grace (I7847)

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inventory of estate

Eldred(Eldredge), Robert (I6707)

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Iowa Births, 1880-1904, 1921-1946. State Historical Society of Iowa, State Archives, Des Moines, Iowa.;
Iowa Delayed Births, 1856-1940. State Historical Society of Iowa, States Archives, Des Moines, Iowa.

Source (S1064)

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Iowa, County, District and Probate Courts.

Source (S1139)

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Ireland or USA

Morris, Elmer (I3508)

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Irish surname
gnjones286 (View posts) Posted: 27 May 2000 12:00PM GMT

Classification: Query
Surnames: Irish, Brown, Osborn
David Irish 1783-1855 (son of Benjamin) and spouse Sally had son, Uriah, who married Jemina Brown. Uriah & Jemina's daughter, Mary Jane Irish married Alfred Osborn. Mary Jane Irish and Alfred Osborn's son, Ernest, married Jennie M. Brown and reared his family in Tuscola County, Michigan. Ernest died in 1963. Some descendants remain in Tuscola County today, including my in-laws.

Does this Irish line sound like your line? Have names and dates but no locations

Osborn, Ernest (I2968)

6256

It appears that at least the first two children go to an unknown 1st wife of Heinrich Johannes Eurich, simply based upon the age of his 2nd wife. In fact, we cannot be certain if any of the children go to the 2nd wife, Katharina Becker. The Pleve Chart does not indicate a marriage date.

Catharina/Katherine Barbara (Becker) Eirich Reinhardt Nikolaisen Steinhauer
- She was indicated as on her fourth marriage in the 1910 California Census, the mother of 9, 6 living (4 living, 3 dead from Eirich, 1 living from Reinhardt, 1 living from Nikolaisen).

Obituary taken from the Sunday, November 19, 1944 edition of the Fresno Bee, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA: MRS. CATHERINE STEINHAUER - Funeral rites will be held tomorrow at 1:30 P. M. in the St. Paul's Lutheran Church for Mrs. Katherine Steinhauer, 84, who died Thursday in the home of a daughter in Sacramento after nearly three decades of residence in Fresno. Mrs. Steinhauer, a native of Russia, came to Fresno in 1912 [sic] and remained here until recently, except for three years spent in a previous residence in Sacramento. She was a member of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The survivors include her husband, Henry Steinhauer of Fresno; a son, Henry Reinhart of Fresno; a daughter, Mrs. Katherine N.
Carlson of Sacramento; a sister, Mrs. Barbara Huber of Fresno; 18 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery under the direction of the Rest Haven Funeral Home.

Becker, Katharina Barbara (I23453)

6257

It appears that at least the first two children go to an unknown 1st wife, simply based upon the age of the 2nd wife. In fact, we cannot be certain if any of the children go to the 2nd wife, Katharina Baecker. The Pleve Chart does not indicate a marriage date.

Eurich, Johann Georg (I23777)

6258

It appears that she went by her middle name Myrtle

Schultz, Arvilla Myrtle (I4500)

6259

It appears that the Rosamond Hampton, daughter of John Hampton and Margaret Wade was born 1735 and married a Winn. So this is not her.

Hampton, Rosamond (I5003)

6260

It is claimed that Thomas married Elizabeth Ferguson on 14 May 1634 in Dorchester.

Anderson in: the Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to N.E. 1620-1633, Vols. I-III, NEHGS Boston, 1995p. 966, just lists her as Elizabeth ___, born about 1617; she married second, James Eno as his third wife.

TAG: Vol 57: 1981: p. 66: the common statement that his wife Elizabeth's name was Ferguson, is highly improbably and completely undocumented.

The above is also stated in TAG. Vol. 58: 1982 p. 125 and again in TAG: Vol. 60:1984 : p. 185, the last stating Torrey erroneously included her name as Ferguson in New England Marriages.

Unknown, Elizabeth (I5407)

6261

It is uncertain if Johann Friedrich remarried after his first spouse died, or if there was only one spouse.

Johann Friedrich's child Georg Friedrich b. 1838 shows Christina Seib as mother on the St John's church death records in Lincoln, Nebraska. As the 1834 census shows Maria Katharina Unknown and 2 earlier children had Christina in their names, it seems a possibility that Maria Katharina Unknown may in all actuality be Maria Christina Seib. The confusion over the mothers name could be caused by a transcription or translating error on the 1834 census??? Pleve on his Reifschneider surname chart for Kukkus shows Maria Katharina as the mother also. He does not show two spouses or a deceased spouse.

If these two names represent two separate females, then Christina would have died after 8 Mar 1838, Georg Friedrich's birth date, and then Johann Friedrich remarried after that.

Reifschneider, Johann Friedrich (I23625)

6262

Seib, Christina (I23684)

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It is unclear if children 2-4 of Georg Busick are children of the first wife or the second wife. We know child 1, Georg Jr, is a child of the first wife.

Busick, Andreas (I24831)

6264

It is unclear if children 2-4 of Johann Georg Busick are children of the first wife or the second wife. We know child 1, Georg Jr, is a child of the first wife.

Busick, Johann Heinrich (I24716)

6265

It is unclear if children 2-4 of Johann Georg Busick are children of the first wife or the second wife. We know child 1, Georg Jr, is a child of the first wife.

Busick, Maria Elisabeth (I24830)

6266

It seems very likely that they Wilhelmina Heizenraeder born 1799 on the 1834 census is the same Wilhelmina Heizenraeder born 1799 on the 1850 and 1857 census. There are no other Heizenraeder families in the area for it to be otherwise.

Heizenraeder, Wilhelmina (I22135)

6267

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I25570)

6268

J.S,-Notes for PETER GÖRINGER-GERINGER:
He and his wife and daughter sailed on the SS Merion from Liverpool on 2 May 1906 and arrived in Philadelphia, USA on 14 May 1906. His contact in the USA was his brother-in-law "Mr." Kukkus in Lincoln, NE, believed to be his wife's brother Heinrich-Henry.

A Peter Geringer, born 31 Jan 1876, filled out a WWI draft card in McGrew, Scotts Bluff County, NE, USA, and it lists a wife "Katie." If this is the same Peter, which in all liklihood it is, the bithdate and wife's name are incorrect.

Obituary taken from the Tuesday, January 22, 1935 edition of The Lincoln Star, Lincoln, Lancaster County, NE, USA: PETER GERINGER DEAD. Peter Geringer, 58, a resident of Lincoln for a number of years, died at his home at 717 New Hampshire street at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning. He is survived by his wife, Mary, and by four daughters, Mrs. Peter Faust, Mrs. Margaret Gates and Misses Anna and Katherine, all of Lincoln; and two brothers, Henry of Sugar City, Colo., and Phillip of Fresno, Cal. The body is at Splain, Schnell and Griffiths.

Goeringer, Peter (I17919)

6269

Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. <i>AIS Mortality Schedules Index</i>. Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.

Source (S211)

6270

Jackson, Ronald V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. <i>Ohio Census, 1790-1890</i>. Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.

Source (S725)

6271

Jacob (son of Hendrick) and Jacob (son of Gerrit), both married to Helena, both having children in the same time period make it difficult to separate their children by the baptism records. Although, Alida has been confirmed.

Lansing, Jacob H (I7199)

6272

James Adna Knickerbocker, 82 years old, has passed after a long illness.

James lived in Canton, Ga, with his wife of 57 years, Hilde {Assmann} Knickerbocker. In addition to his wife, He is survived by 4 daughters, Erika Peeke, Linda Wilcox, Tina Merrill and Lora Mitchel, 3 Son in laws, 7 grandchildren, 9.5 great grandchildren, his youngest Sister, 3 Sister in laws, 2 Brother in laws, 11 Nieces and 11 Nephews.

Born and raised in Rochester, Mi. the youngest Son of Adna and Ada Knickerbocker. He served in the U.S. Army from 1955 to 1958, spending time in Japan, Hawaii, California and Colorado.

Jim and Hilde met in April, 1960 and they were married 3 months later in August of 1960. Hilde was new to the U.S. from Germany but they shared a love of music and musicals, which helped to bridge the language gap. They sang often together for their own pleasure. They lived for several years in Rochester, Mi, moving to Cape Coral, Fl in 1977. After raising their family, they retired to N. Ft Myers, Fl., in 2000, where Jim and Hilde lived in the Pine Lakes community. There he participated in cards, socializing and his favorite - the Men’s day luncheons.

James was a wonderful Husband and Father. He was an easygoing person, who always had a smile. He was very proud of his 4 girls, and as the family grew, his happiest times were celebrating the Holidays and all of the many mile stones of a large and growing Family. We are really going to miss him and the stories he would tell of growing up in the “old” days.

Arrangements for cremation were made by Northside Chapel, Roswell, Ga. A funeral service will be held Friday, March 23rd at 2:00 p.m. in the Northside Chapel. 12050 Crabapple Road, Roswell, GA.

Burial will be at Georgia National Cemetery, Canton, Ga., at a future date.

Knickerbocker, James A (I15268)

6273

James died without any children to survive him. Probate divided his property between his brothers and sisters.

A record exists of marriage of James Caruthers to Martha P Brooks 20 Dec 1830 in Augusta County, Virginia. This may be the same person.

Caruthers, James (I1738)

6274

James Ervin Bates, Sr. died on Tuesday, December 27, 2016 in Tawas City, after a brief but brave battle with lung cancer. He was 74.

Jim was born in Bay City, September 11, 1942, to the late Edward Sr. and Alice (Chambers) Bates. He spent much of his life there, but also lived in Nevada, Texas, California, and Colorado, before returning to Michigan.

Jim loved the outdoors, fishing, and working in the tree cutting business with his father, Edward, until his death in 2001. When he wasn't enjoying a bit of fun at Saganing Casino in Standish, his favorite pastime was grilling out on a charcoal grill. To him, you just couldn't get good flavor from a gas grill. Neighbors will also remember Jim's rummage sales as well as his passion for fixing up and repairing broken items, so they could be enjoyed again. He truly was a jack of all trades, including auto mechanics.

He is survived by his wife of 17 years, Debra; children, James (Laurie) Bates, Lisa (Chris) Lombardo, Daniel Bates, Joshua Bates, Jeremiah Bates, Jason Bates; 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren; his adopted daughter, Patti; siblings, Sandra LaRose, Edward Bates III, Ray (Brenda) Bates, Barbara (Dan) Gromaski, Pat (Mike) Gordon and Sandra Rulason; his good friend, B.C., and many nieces and nephews. Additionally, he is survived by sisters in law, Dorthy and Toni, and brothers in law, Johnny, Billy and Ronald. Jim was preceded in death by his son, Johnny.

A celebration of Jim's life will be held, during a Memorial Dinner, at the St. Luke's United Methodist Church, 206 Scheurmann St, Essexville, Michigan on Friday, January 6, 2017 at 1pm.

The family would like to thank Iosco County Medical Care Facility, its staff and all of his aides and his therapist. The family would also like to thank the Reverence Hospice Team for their wonderful care.

In lieu of floral arrangements, please consider donating to the family to help cover Jim's final expenses, or you can donate to St. Luke's UMC of Essexville.

The Penzien-Steele Funeral Homes
Bay City Chapel

Bates, James Erwin (I11089)

6275

James Gordon served in the 1st regiment of the Michigan Mechanics and Engineers during the Civil War. Per his widows's pension application, he died 8 Feb 1871 at or near Elm Creek in Huron County, Michigan. Per the same pension application the couple were married by Wm. Willoughby on 2 Aug 1847 in Trafalgar, Ontario.

Gordon, James (I6002)

6276

James Henry Snear
December 24, 1947 - July 7, 2023
Swartz Creek
SNEAR, James Henry - age 75, of Swartz Creek, died July 7, 2023. Funeral services will be held 12 PM Friday, July 14, 2023 at Sharp Funeral Homes, Miller Road Chapel, 8138 Miller Road, Swartz Creek, MI 48473. Visitation will be held from 10 AM - 12 PM Friday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Food Bank of Eastern Michigan (www.fbem.org). James was born December 24, 1947 in Clare. He retired from General Motors and was a licensed builder, which was his true passion. James loved traveling the world with his wife, Dawn. He also enjoyed reading and hunting. Surviving are: wife, Dawn of Swartz Creek; son, James (Amy) Snear of Clare; step-son, Jared (Alycia) Wazny of Gainsville, GA; step-daughter, Kristen (Andrew) Spears of Cumming, GA; grandchildren, Kayden, Gavin, Kaylee, Leland, Kendyl, and Lucas; twin brother, John (Valerie) Snear; sisters, Shirley Mohowitsch, Sylvia Burgess and Yvonne Haring; many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Mike and Brian Snear; father, Roy Snear, and mother, Josephine Gillespie. Tributes may be shared at www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Snear, James Henry (I14657)

6277

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I23474)

6278

James Losee in ancestry. The testee in ancestry shows his name on his tree as Owen Grant Losee, however ancestry has labeled the account James Losee.

Losee, Owen Grant (I12423)

6279

James R. Felsing
James "Jim" Ronald Felsing of Coleman passed away July 9, 2020 after a five-year battle with cancer. He was 72. He was loved by all and will be missed by many.
Jim served in the Michigan National Guard for 31 years and retired in 2000. He served as a staff sergeant in the Saginaw Unit, B Company of the First Battalion, 125th Infantry Regiment.
Jim was an active member of the community. He was a reserve cop in Coleman for two years, he served as an officer at the Sanford Eagles club for 26 years and was a major part of the great charity work the club does. He was also a member of the Sanford American Legion and the Sanford Moose Lodge. He participated in the color guard for the Memorial Day parade and he would also volunteer playing taps for fallen veterans and was a licensed ordained minister. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping with his family.
Jim is survived by his wife, Cathy Felsing of 43 years; daughters, Lisa (Eric) Cupal, Misty (Dan) Jablonski; son, James (Raquelle) Felsing; four grandchildren, Winter (Mason) Lynch, Piper (Jake) Felsing, Riley and Addison Jablonski; great-grandchild, Ellie Felsing; sister, Judith (Richard) Voorhees. He was preceded in death by his father, Henry; mother, Lydia Felsing; and two brothers, David and Jeff Felsing.
A memorial service will be held at a later time. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Sanford Eagles club would be appreciated.

Felsing, James Ronald (I337)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I17037)

6281

Jan 1852 be 60 on 21 Nov

DeGroat, Peter Ezera (I5975)

6282

Jan Beselie (whose name also appears as Baysley, Beasly & Bezelie) was born in France. Hew married Grace about 1683 based on birth of children. He died between 16 March 1687 (when he baptized a son) and 19 feb 1689 when his widow remarried.

Beselie, Jan (I9189)

6283

Jan was likely born in abt 1674 in France or England. His parents, Jean Le Fauchuer and Judith Enrion, are known to have been living in England and part of the ThreadNeedle Huguenot Church in London in 1682 at the birth of his brother, Pierre.[1][2]

Jan and Eva (his wife) Fouseer are 18th and 19th on the member list of the The Old Dutch Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church, Sleepy Hollow, Westchester County, New York.[3][4]

Disputed Death information
Jan's death date is uncertain. A "Jan Forseur" is buried in Harringtown, Bergen County, New Jersey, United States, but no date is given. Some unverified family trees show a date of 1732, others show a date of 1783 (which seems unlikely). A Find-a-grave entry is connected to this Jan, but some of the information is incorrect or can not be verified (For example Jan's father is shown married to Jan's wife and the children are not correct).[5] Further, Jan's father (of the same name) is given the same death date and location by some researchers.

A "Jan Vosie" is a baptism witness for Jan's son Isaac's child in baptism in 1757. It is possible that Jan was still living at this time or this Jan may be a relative.[6]

Marriage & Children
He married Eva Matthys in abt 1696 in New York.[citation needed] He was 22 and Eva was 21 when they wed.

Children
Matthis Foshay or De Maijer (abt 1697-aft 1756) bp 10 Mar 1697 son of Jan de Mayer & Eva, m. Magdalentje Ecker[7]
Elisabeth Foseur or Fauce) bp. 2 Aug 1698, dau of Jan & Eva Fauce, m. Paulus Rutan[8]
Judith/Judich Foshay or Fouseer (1704-aft-1767) bp. 10 Mar 1704, daughter of Jan & Eva Fouseer, m. Hendrik Kierse[9]
David Foshay (1706-) bp. 25 Mar 1706 David, son of Jan & Evatje Fausee, m. Jenneke Crankheyt[10]
Abraham Foshay (1708-) bp. 10 Aug 1708 son of Jan & Eva Fousee[11]
Isaac Foshay (1710-) bp. 8 Nov 1710 Isaac, son of Jan & Eva Fouseur, m. Abigail Perrigo and Jaomyntje Springer[12]
Jacob Foshay (1714-bef Nov 1746) bp. 25 Jul 1714 Jacob, son of Jan Forseur & Eva Franse, m. Sophia Jacobse[13][14]
Baptisms for all except the first and last children, in order #16, #79, #111, #173, #207[15]

Alternate Surnames
David Cole, 1822-1903, who researched this family and several others for his 1876 book about the Cole Family, had this to say:

"The original name we think was 'Forsieur.' On the Reformed Church records it is most frequently written 'Forseur.' Other orthographies, which abound, as Fosjeur, Forsheur, Faseur, Fashaw, etc., are blunders of copyists. These are found in almost endless variety. Some of them so disguise the name that none but those familiar with the family connections could possibly detect it. The numerous descendants now write it Vorseur, Forseur, Forshee, Forshay, etc. One, a physician residing in Philadelphia, Pa., writes his name William W. Fouche. But the original, we think, was 'Forsieur.' In pronunciation, it followed the analogy of the familiar French term of address-'Monsieur.' The proverbial difticulty of this combination of letters to one not born to the French is sufficient to account for all the corruptions in spelling and pronunciation which, among a Holland people, grew in back centuries upon the word 'Forsieur.'
[16]
Theodore Melvin Banta 1834-1910, author of The Banta Genealogy notes:

:"Magdalena Banta married Jonathan Forseur, who was born January 15, 1733. She died 1776-7, and was buried in the old churchyard at Kakiat, Rockland County, N.Y. The names of their descendants are variously spent Forshay, Foshay, etc."
[17]
Variations: Jan, or Jean, Fauce, Fouseer, Fausee, Fousee, Fouseur, or De Maijer[18]

1697 Jan De Maijer at christening of son Mathjis
1698 Jan Fauce at christening of daughter Elisabeth
1704 Jan Fouseer at christening of daughter Judich
1708 Jan Fousee at christening of son Abraham
1710 Jan Fouseur at christening of son Isaac[19]
abt. 1710 Jan Fouseer in listing of church membership
1714 Jan Forseur at christening of son Jacob
1727 Jan Voushier witness at christening of daughter Judith's son Jan Kierse [20]
1757 Jan Vosie - witness at christening of son Isaac's son Abraham. (assuming this Jan is father of Isaac)[21]

Sources
See also: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rclarke/page1/lefauche.htm Jean Le Faucheur on Early New Netherland Settlers on RootsWeb

↑ Christening of Pierre Lefaucheurs, Father: Jean Lefaucheurs, Mother: Judic Enrion, 30 Apr 1682, Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, London, England, "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", , FamilySearch https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5LK-P2F, Pierre Lefaucheurs, 1682.
↑ Christening of Pierre Fauchrues, 30 Apr 1682, Spitalfields, London, Father: Jean Fauchrues, Mother: Judith Fauchrues, "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," FamilySearch https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FWG5-B52, citing p. 186, Spitalfields, London, record group RG4, Public Record Office, London.
↑ The Minute-Book of the Christian Church of the Manor of Philipsburgh. The Second Book member list
↑ First record book of the "Old Dutch church of Sleepy Hollow," orgainized in 1697 and now the First Reformed church of Tarrytown, N.Y. ... by Rev. David Cole ..., p. 9, Jan and Eva Fouseer - members 18 and 19, https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=nnc1.cu54304792&view=1up&seq=36
↑ Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/104549074/jan-forseur: accessed 30 December 2023), memorial page for Jan Forseur (unknown-unknown), Find a Grave Memorial ID 104549074, citing Warwick Cemetery, Warwick, Orange County, New York, USA; Maintained by Searching Days Gone By † ღ©1990-2023 (contributor 47144938).
↑ Baptism of Abraham Vosie, Father: Isaac Vosie, Mother: Abigael Perrigo, Witness: Jan Vosie (unmarried), Witness: Maria Vosie (unmarried), Event: Doop, 08-05-1757, New York, Wie Was Wie, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York (Baptisms 1731-1800, https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/20692044
↑ "New York Births and Christenings, 1640-1962", database, FamilySearch, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2HB-K2F , Jan De Maijer in entry for Mathijs De Maijer, 1697.
↑ "First Record Book of the 'Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow' Organized in 1697 and now The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, N. Y.," An original translation of its brief historical matter, and a copy, faithful to the letter, of every personal and local name, of its four registers of members, consistorymen, baptisms, and marriages, from its organization to 1791, by Rev. David Cole, D.D., Yonkers, N. Y., Published by The Yonkers Historical and Library Association, 1901, entry 16. https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~vantasselfamilyhistoryhomepage/genealogy/Dutchchurchfourthdivisionoftherecorda.html
↑ Jan Fouseer, Eva his wife / Judich / David Storm, Esther his wife, Entry 79 First Record Book of Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow
↑ Genealogical Society of Bergen County, GSBC Family Files, July 2017, p. 326, https://www.njgsbc.org/files/familyfiles/g0/p326.htm#i41751
↑ entry 173 Baptisms of New Amsterdam Reformed Dutch Church 1639-1730
↑ "New York, Church Records, 1660-1954", FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QG54-5K23 , Entry for Isaac Fouseur and Jan Fouseur.
↑ Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in the City of New York- Baptisms. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. v. 17, 1886. p. 231, 25 July 1714, Jan Forseur, Eva Franse, son Jacob, https://archive.org/details/newyorkgenealog17newy/page/230/mode/2up?view=theater
↑ Wie Was Wie, baptism of Jacob Forseur, Father: Jan Forseur; Witnesses: Gidion Kastang, Catharina Buijls, 25-07-1714, New York, https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/20685265
↑ Sleepy hollow baptisms
↑ Isaac Kool (Cool or Cole) and Catherine Severn : married Oct. 15, 1764, at Tappan, Rockland (then part of Orange) Co., N.Y. ; their descendants complete to May 1, 1876 ; also their American ancestors from the settlement of New York City, by Cole, David, 1822-1903, Published 1876, p. 86, Isaac Kool book link
↑ A Frisian family, the Banta genealogy : descendants of Epke Jacobse, who came from Friesland, Netherlands, to New Amsterdam, February, 1659 by Banta, Theodore Melvin, 1834-1910, Published 1893, New York, p. 47, Banta book link
↑ https://mathcs.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr03/rr03_459.html#P5436 name variants
↑ U.S., Selected States Dutch Reformed Church Membership Records, 1701-1995, Ancestry.com
↑ Child Jan Kierse: Father: Hendrik Kierse, Mother: Judith Voushier, Witnesses: Jan Voushier & Eva Voushier, Doop, 19-03-1727, New York - wie was wie, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York (Baptisms 1639-1730), https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/20687321
↑ Baptism of Abraham Vosie, Father: Isaac Vosie, Mother: Abigael Perrigo, Witness: Jan Vosie (unmarried), Witness: Maria Vosie (unmarried), Event: Doop, 08-05-1757, New York, Wie Was Wie, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York (Baptisms 1731-1800, https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/20692044
Sleepy Hollow Dutch Reformed Church baptism records, Sleepy Hollow, Westchester County, New York.

Foshay, Jan (I8332)

6284

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I16610)

6285

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I20342)

6286

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I25801)

6287

jds More About ANNA ELISABETH-ELIZABETH SCHÄFER:
Burial: Apr 1961, Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA

Notes for PHILIPP-PHILLIP SCHÄFER:
His mother's maiden name is erroneously Beiden in California death records.

Note on his confirmation said to come from the family Bible and found on the Internet: Sponsors: Konrad Rosendal [sic, Rosenthal], George Henry Schafer, Philip Debus, Katherine Barbara Schafer, Katherine Margaret Herzog.

He and his wife, son, and widowed mother sailed on the SS Statendam from Rotterdam on 6 Feb 1904 and arrived at NY, USA on 17 Feb 1904. His contact in the USA was his brother J. [Johannes-John] Schafer at 409 C Street in Fresno, CA. Last residence was indicated as Kukkus.

More About PHILIPP-PHILLIP SCHÄFER:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA
Confirmation: 29 Oct 1891, Kukkus (Vol'skaja), Kukkus, Samara, Russia

More About PHILIPP-PHILLIP SCHÄFER and ANNA SCHÄFER:
Marriage: 02 Feb 1899, Kukkus (Vol'skaja), Kukkus, Samara, Russia

Schaefer, Anna Elisabetha (I18928)

6288

jds notes
The first known wife was Barbara ____ born about 1809. She was the mother of his kids born up to at least 1834.
The second known wife was Rosina Barbara Adolph, born 3 Mar 1811 in Warenburg. This woman was married in Warenburg to a Georg Nicolaus Spomer that died about 1838, so the earliest she could have married in Kukkus would have been 1838.
Although the second wife could have been the mother of the Schaefer kid born in about 1839, given the gaps in birth years I assume that the 1839 kid came from the first wife, and the later ones came from the second.

Adolph, Rosina Barbara (I22699)

6289

jds Notes for GEORG HEINRICH SCHÄFER:
His wife was Barbara, 25, in the transcription of the 1834 Kukkus Census, Rosina Adolph, 39, in 1850, and Rosina Barbara Adolph, 46, in 1857. Absent better information it is assumed that the wife in 1834 was not the same as in 1850 and 1850, and that the latter was the mother of his children born in about 1846 and thereafter.

More About GEORG SCHÄFER and BARBARA UNKNOWN:
Marriage: Bef. 1831, Kukkus (Vol'skaja), Kukkus, Samara, Russia

More About GEORG SCHÄFER and ROSINA ADOLPH:
Marriage: Bef. 1847, Kukkus (Vol'skaja), Kukkus, Samara, Russia

Schaefer, Georg Heinrich (I4081)

6290

jds Notes for GEORG-GEORGE HEINRICH SCHÄFER-SCHAFER:
He sailed on the SS Pretoria from Hamburg on 1 Dec 1901 and arrived at NY, USA on 15 Dec 1901. His contact in the USA was his cousin Heinrich Schäfer at 360 D Street in Fresno, CA. Last residence was indicated as Saratov.

More About GEORG-GEORGE HEINRICH SCHÄFER-SCHAFER:
Burial: Aug 1936, Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA

More About EMMA CHRISTINA SCHARNICK:
Burial: Feb 1959, Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA

More About GEORG-GEORGE SCHÄFER-SCHAFER and EMMA SCHARNICK:
Marriage: 18 Jan 1908, Fresno County, CA, USA

Schaefer, Georg Heinrich (I18821)

6291

jds Notes for JOHANNES-JOHN SCHÄFER-SCHAFER:
AHSGR Fresno death notes give his birthdate as 12 Feb 1873, but his birth year is 1874 on his tombstone.

He and his wife, son, and sister Maria sailed on the SS Rijndam (aka Ryndam) from Rotterdam on 17 Apr 1902 and arrived at NY, USA on 28 Apr 1902. His contact in the USA was his step-brother _ (?) Schaefer at 345 D Street in Fresno, CA. Last residence was indicated as Kukkus.

More About JOHANNES-JOHN SCHÄFER-SCHAFER:
Burial: Bet. 27 Feb - Mar 1918, Bethel Cemetery, Sanger, Fresno County, CA, USA

More About CATHARINA-KATHERINE MARGARETHA KRUMM:
Burial: Dec 1958, Bethel Cemetery, Sanger, Fresno County, CA, USA

More About JOHANNES-JOHN SCHÄFER-SCHAFER and CATHARINA-KATHERINE KRUMM:
Marriage: Abt. 1897, Kukkus (Vol'skaja), Kukkus, Samara, Russia

Schaefer, Johannes (I18832)

6292

jds Notes for PHILIPP-PHILLIP SCHÄFER:
His mother's maiden name is erroneously Beiden in California death records.

Note on his confirmation said to come from the family Bible and found on the Internet: Sponsors: Konrad Rosendal [sic, Rosenthal], George Henry Schafer, Philip Debus, Katherine Barbara Schafer, Katherine Margaret Herzog.

He and his wife, son, and widowed mother sailed on the SS Statendam from Rotterdam on 6 Feb 1904 and arrived at NY, USA on 17 Feb 1904. His contact in the USA was his brother J. [Johannes-John] Schafer at 409 C Street in Fresno, CA. Last residence was indicated as Kukkus.

More About PHILIPP-PHILLIP SCHÄFER:
Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA
Confirmation: 29 Oct 1891, Kukkus (Vol'skaja), Kukkus, Samara, Russia

More About ANNA ELISABETH-ELIZABETH SCHÄFER:
Burial: Apr 1961, Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA

More About PHILIPP-PHILLIP SCHÄFER and ANNA SCHÄFER:
Marriage: 02 Feb 1899, Kukkus (Vol'skaja), Kukkus, Samara, Russia

Schaefer, Johann Phillip (I19336)

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jds notes Notes for MARIA-MARY CATHARINA-KATHERINE-KATHERN SCHÄFER:
Her birth year is erroneously 1873 in California death records, though her age at death is correctly 61 years.

More About MARIA-MARY CATHARINA-KATHERINE-KATHERN SCHÄFER:
Burial: 29 Jan 1945, Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA

Notes for JOHANN GEORG-GEORGE HEINRICH:
He sailed on the SS Anchoria from Glasgow on 3 Apr 1902 and arrived at NY, USA on 15 Apr 1902. He appears in UK outbound records, but the line listing him in the USA inbound record is damaged. His contact in the USA was his brother Anton Heinrich in Sanger, CA.

More About JOHANN GEORG-GEORGE HEINRICH:
Burial: Nov 1962, Mountain View Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, CA, USA
Social Security Number: 551-56-6724

More About JOHANN HEINRICH and MARIA-MARY SCHÄFER:
Marriage: 23 May 1903, Fresno County, CA, USA

Schaefer, Maria Katharina (I19454)

6294

JDS Notes-
A note in the transcription of the 1886 Lauwe family lists indicates that he was drafted into the military in 1899 and subsequently discharged.
He and his wife, his mother, and two children sailed on the SS Gunther from Santos, Brazil on 16 May 1907 and arrived at NY, USA on 10 Jun 1907. Their last residence was Buenos Aires, Argentina. Birthplace for him, his mother, and elder child was Lauwe, for his wife it was Kukkus, and for the younger child Libau. His contact in the USA was his brother (also indicated as the son of his mother) Conrad Kuhn in Fresno, CA.

Kuhn, Johann Peter (I17210)

6295

JDS Notes-
AHSGR Fresno notes erroneously give his father's name as Conrad.
He, 59, his then wife Lisbeth, 50, son George, 21, daughter-in-law Marie, 21, grandchildren Heinrich, 2, and Kataryna, infant, stepson Johannes Reitz, 10, stepdaughter Lisbeth Reitz, 4 1/2, and stepson Heinrich Reitz, 10, sailed on the SS Caronia from Liverpool on 22 Dec 1906 and arrived at NY, USA on 30 Dec 1906. His contact in the USA was his daughter Mary --- (Lindegren ?) at 235 D Street in Fresno, CA. Last residences and birthplaces were Stahl am Tarlyk, though his wife and his stepchildren (her children by her first marriage) were actually born in Kukkus. A line appears through the name of George, indicating that either he did not actually board the ship, or that he was denied entry to the USA.

Schmidt, Johann Heinrich (I17244)

6296

JDS Notes-
AHSGR Fresno notes indicate that she was divorced at the time she died.

Reitz, Elisabeth (I1313)

6297

JDS Notes-
Baptism: 20 May 1910, Immanuel German Congregational Church, Rocky Ford, Otero County, CO, USA

Dittenber, Amalia (I19321)

6298

JDS Notes-
George Schaefer had a daughter by his first wife named Maria Catharina born abt 1879 that is noted as marrying in 1901. You will see in your database that you don't have the husband, which would suggest that she married in another colony.
A Maria Catharina Schaefer married in Lauwe in 1901 to a Julius Markus that was born 12 Dec 1879 in Lauwe. This woman was not from Lauwe.
So, the name Maria Catharina Schaefer is a match, the marriage year is a match, and the girl in Kukkus has a clear connection to Lauwe, as both her mother and her step-mother were born there.
I'm going to link the two as one in my own files and include a note as to the reasoning.
This guy also had a son by his first wife named Georg born 21 Jul 1882. The wife of this Georg is an Anna Margaretha Felsing, married in 1904. Her age is 22 in the transcription, which must be the age at the time she married rather than in 1886, so she was born about 1882, presumably in Kukkus.
The problem is that there is no Anna Margaretha Felsing born in 1882 that appears in any Felsing household that would fit.
However, there is an Anna Margaretha Felsing, age 5, so born about 1880, that does appear, and what do you know, it says she married in 1904.
I suspect that her age was mistranscribed in one or the other household. What a surprise!!!
It's pretty hard to mistake a 2 for a something else, particularly as the age in her husband's household is 22, so the two two's would look alike.
On the other hand, it is very easy to see how a 3 could be mistaken for a 5, as I've seen in going through the Lauwe Family List.
As such, I think the Anna Margaretha, age 5, in 1886 HH 93 was actually 3, and her age was mis-transcribed.
This also makes sense in that a girl born in 1880 would have been expected to first marry in about 1900 give or take two years, whereas one born in 1882 would have been expected to first marry in about 1902 give or take two years.
It also makes sense in that spouses involved in a first marriage would be expected to be about the same age.
I'm going to merge these two and make note that the age 5 is probably 3 and mistranscribed.

Felsing, Anna Margaretha (I882)

6299

JDS Notes-
He and his wife and daughter sailed on the RMS Lake Superior from Liverpool on 31 Dec 1901 and arrived at Saint John, NB, Canada on 13 Jan 1902. The name is spelled "Dothenburg" in the record. His contact in the USA was his brother __ (?) _ H. (?) "Dothenburg" on 8th Street in Lincoln, NE. Last residence was Samara, and birthplaces were Russia.

It is indicated that he and his wife and four children (Katharina, Johannes, Phillip, Amalia) moved to Michigan in the transcribed records of Immanuel German Congregational Church, Rocky Ford, Otero County, CO, USA.

Dittenber, Johannes (I17834)

6300

JDS Notes-
He and his wife applied for their marriage license a day ater their first child was born.

Schiebelhut, Maria Katharine (I24660)