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1Kirchdorf Evangelische Kirche records.
2Kirchdorf Evangelische Kirche records.
19. Sophia Carolina Höfelmeier
1Kirchdorf Evangelische Kirche records.
1Church Records, Immanuel Lutheran Church, Barnhart/Pevely, Missouri records.
2Germans To America.
"Goldammer, Dorotha.
Age: 59
Gender: Female
Occupation Code: Unknown
Country: Saxony
Last Residence: Unknown
Final Destination: USA
Port of Embarkation: Bremen
Manifest ID Number: 37781
Ship's Name: Werra
Date of Arrival: Jun. 07, 1884."3The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R), Film #: 458480, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA.
1Cemeteries of Franklin County, Missouri, Lyon Township, Ebenezer Lutheran Cemetery of Port Hudson, Mo.
2United States of America, 1870 Census, Hy VanBergen household.
"VanBergen Hy 30 M W Laborer."
Washington post office, Franklin County, Missouri, P. 58, Family 355.3United States of America, 1880 Census.
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
"Household:
Henry VAN BERGEN Self M Male W 42 HANOVER Farmer HANOVER HANOVER
Wilhelmina VAN BERGEN Wife M Female W 32 MO Keeps House HANOVER HANOVER
Henry VAN BERGEN Son S Male W 12 MO HANOVER MO
William VAN BERGEN Son S Male W 9 MO HANOVER MO
Ida VAN BERGEN Dau S Female W 5 MO HANOVER MO
Fredk. VAN BERGEN Son S Male W 3 MO HANOVER MO
Henry OTTO FatherL M Male W 77 HAN Carpenter HAN HAN
Catherina OTTO MotherL M Female W 76 HAN Keeps House HAN HAN
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Source Information:
Census Place Lyon, Franklin, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254686
NA Film Number T9-0686
Page Number 157D."4United States of America, 1910 Census, Henry Vanbargin household.
"Henry H W 72 GRMY PRWR MO."
Lyon Township, Franklin County, Missouri
Soundex V516 Vanbargin Henry.5United States of America, 1920 Census, August E. Bargen household.
Lyon Township, Franklin County, Missouri, E.D. 63, Sheet 4, Lines 40-46.6Kirchtimke Church Record, Henry v. Bargen pension files.
Extract
"Inv. Ctf. # 468544
Henry V. Bargen
C 5 - Mo. S. M. Vol. Cav.
from the church-record of Kirchtimke, Jurisdiction Ottersberg, Kingdom Hannover. Hinrich von Bargen, legitimate son of Luetje von Bargen, cottager at Hepstedt, -- and of his wife Trine nee Nagel, -- was born, was born at Hepstedt November 2nd 1838 -- and confirmed on the 24th of March 1853. The conformity of the forgoing, with the church record here, is herewith certified, with affixion of the church seal. Signed: E.M. Brandt
Pastor
(church seal) [transl. from the German
CME Dec 31/06]."
Translated, transcribed extract of church record, submitted as proof of age for Henry Von Bargen's veteran pension. Hepstedt in record was misread as Hegstedt by translator.7Church Records, 1188995.
Kirchtimke Church Records.8Washington, Missouri Sesquicentennial, 1839-1989, p. 234.
Heinrich Otto, 1803-1887, his wife Katherine, and three children came here from Hanover, Germany. He first lived in Louisiana in 1834 where he manufactured cotton presses. In 1837 he moved to Franklin County, one of the early settlers. He was a carpenter and wagonmaker by trade. He bought a farm between Washington and Union. In November 1846 he was elected the Road Overseer of St. John's Township. In 1858 he moved to Washington. Of their children, William Henry (1830-1891), lived in Washington and was a cabinetmaker. They started Otto & Co. Furniture Store and Funeral Home. Their other children were George H. who moved to St. Louis and Maria Elisa Fehrmann who lived in Hermann. After Katherine's death in 1841, Heinrich married Catherine Maria Holtgrew in 1845. They had a daughter Julia Minnie who married Henry von Bargen. William Henry married Catherine Baumann (1834-1913) who had come from Germany with her parents. Their children were William H. (settled in New Haven), Ed. H., Adelade Menzenworth, Millie Breckenkamp, George H., and Ida. Ed. H. owned the Missouri Meerschaum Pipe Factory. He and his wife Litta Hoffmann had three sons, Robert, Edmund, and Carl J. George H. ran the furniture business and the funeral home. He married Pauline Kueckens. Their children were Esther Yaeger Busch, Walter H., Pauline Daugherty and Henry. Of the next generation, Robert married Katrine Dallmeyer and had twins, Robert and William (St. Louis). Edmund married Barbara Kerns and had a daughter Barbara. Carl married Louisa Stephens and had one son Steve. Walter married Sarah Stucky and had two daughters, Sarah K. and Peggy. Pauline married Jim Daugherty and had two children, Danny and Jean (St. Louis). Henry married Mildred Breeden and had three children, Henry, Pauline and Douglas. Submitted by Peggy Otto
"HEINRICH OTTO
HENRY WILLIAM OTTO, JR. FAMILY Henry "Skip" Otto is a lifelong resident of Washington. In 1958 he began working in the family business, and in 1978 became president of Otto & Co., Furniture Store and Funeral Home. He later owned Otto Funeral Home doing business as Cedar Valley Memorial Chapel. Skip is a member of the Washington Volunteer Fire Department. <<picture>>Henry Otto Family-Front: Henry, Virginia, Melissa. Back: Heidi. He is married to Virginia Sieg Bruckerhoff, a native of Hermann, Missouri. They have two children. Heidi Elizabeth, June 16, 1978 and Melissa Ann, February 3, 1982. They attend Immanuel Christian Day School and the family worships at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Submitted by Henry and Virginia Otto
WALTER OTTO FAMILY Walter Otto (1896-1973), the son of George H. and Pauline Kuechens Otto, was married to Sarah Stucky (1902-1984), daughter of Charles Christian and Bessie Heaton Stucky, Muncie, Indiana, July 17, 1925. Mrs. Otto had visited cousins often in Washington. They had two daughters, Sarah Kathryn, born August 29, 1934, and Peggy Jean, born February 22, 1937. Mr. Otto was a descendant of an early Washington area family. He ran the furniture and funeral business begun by his great-grandfather and grandfather as well as a furniture business in Union. He was president of the Washington Savings and Loan Association for 30 years. He saw it grow from a drawer in his office desk to a major financial institution. He was on the Board of the Bank of Washington. Walter Otto was thought of as a founding father because he was a charter member of the Franklin County Country Club, the Lion's Club and the Elk's Lodge. He was a president of the Library Board and Chamber of Commerce. He was on the Washington School Board, the Civic Industrial Corp. and the city council. . Mrs. Otto is remembered as a gracious and busy hostess, golfer and a member of many Washington groups."9Four Rivers Genealogical Society, Kiel resource file, Henry v. Bargen obit.
Henry V. Bargen died at the home of his son near the Liberty school Sunday, July 6th. Mr. Bargen was born in Germany November 2, 1838. He came to America in 1853, and for several years resided at Washinton. In 1866 he married Wilhelmine Otto and to their union ten children were born. His wife passed away in 1916 and five children preceeded her in death. The surviving children are William Bargen of xxxxxx City, Mrs. Ida Drewel of Washington, Mrs. Cora Shadow of Shirley, Ark., Mrs. Pauline Hoemann of Casco and August Bargen of New Haven. Mr. Bargen is also survived by twenty-three grand chidlren, one great grand child and many other near relatives. The deceased was a veteran of the Civil War, having served three years and eight months in the army during that great conflict. Shortly after the war he made his home on a farm near Lyon where he resided until his death. He was a man of strict integrity and xxxd the friendship of all who met him. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. P. F. Schmidt, pastor of the Port Hudson Lutheran church, and interment was in the Port Hudson Cemetery."
Compilation of newspaper clippings by family name, on file at Four Rivers Genealogical Society in Washington, Franklin County, Missouri.
"Henry V. Bargen10Benton County Guide, 20 Oct 1950, Benton County Library.
Passed Away Friday. Funerall Held Monday Afternoon. William Henry Bargen of Leeders Bluff, near Edmonson, passed away Friday, October 13 at 11:13 o'clock at an age of 79 years, 9 months and 20 days. He had been ill the past two weeks. Funeral services were held at the Eickhoff Funeral Chapel in Cole Camp at 1:00 o'clock Monday afternoon with the Rev. H. J. Gerike, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment was made in Union Cemetery South of Cole Camp. Pallbearers were: August and Ocar Bargen, Kenneth and Owen Johnson, William Arnold and Edward Greer. William Henry Bargen was born at Washington, Mo., on December 23, 1870, a son of the late Henry and Minnie Bargen. He was baptized in infancy and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. His childhood was spent in Washington, Mo. He has resided in the Edmonson community since 1937, prior to coming here he resided in Kansas City and Washington. He was a landscape gardner. On April 28, 1903 he united in marriage with Miss Edith Johnson. Two children were born to this union. He is survived by his wife of the home; one daughter, Esther, Mrs. B. W. Martin of Kansas City, Mo.; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Hoeman of Beaufort, Mo., and Mrs. Cora Schadeon of Oklahoma and one brother, August Bargen of Leslie, Mo."
"WILLIAM HENRY BARGEN DIES11United States of America, 1900 Census, 19 Jun 1900.
Series: T623 Roll: 854 Page: 164 Dwelling #161 Van Bargen,Henry Head W M Nov 1838 61 M 34 Germany Germany Germany 1857 43na Farmer
"1900 MISSOURI FRANKLIN LYON TWP
Wilhimina Wife W F Apr 1848 52 M 34 10 7 Missouri Germany Germany
Henry Son W M Dec 1867 32 S Missouri Germany Missouri Farm laborer August E Son W M Nov 1880 19 S Missouri Germany Missouri Farm laborer
Pauline Daughter W F Jul 1885 14 S Missouri Germany Missouri at school."12Washington, Missouri Sesquicentennial, 1839-1989, Heinrich Otto.
25. Mary Wilhelmina Julia Otto
1Cemeteries of Franklin County, Missouri, Lyon Township, Ebenezer Lutheran Cemetery of Port Hudson, Mo.
2United States of America, 1860 Census, Henry Otto household, 7 Jul 1860.
"Henry Otto 56 M Carpenter 1500 100 Hanover
Catherine " 56 F Hanover
Mary W " 12 F Missouri."
Washington post office,Franklin County, Missouri, P. 94, lines 12-14
Dwelling 670, family 670.3United States of America, 1870 Census, Hy VanBergen household.
"Wilhelmina 24 F W Keeping House."
Washington post office, Franklin County, Missouri, P. 58, Family 355.4United States of America, 1880 Census.
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
"Household:
Henry VAN BERGEN Self M Male W 42 HANOVER Farmer HANOVER HANOVER
Wilhelmina VAN BERGEN Wife M Female W 32 MO Keeps House HANOVER HANOVER
Henry VAN BERGEN Son S Male W 12 MO HANOVER MO
William VAN BERGEN Son S Male W 9 MO HANOVER MO
Ida VAN BERGEN Dau S Female W 5 MO HANOVER MO
Fredk. VAN BERGEN Son S Male W 3 MO HANOVER MO
Henry OTTO FatherL M Male W 77 HAN Carpenter HAN HAN
Catherina OTTO MotherL M Female W 76 HAN Keeps House HAN HAN
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Source Information:
Census Place Lyon, Franklin, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254686
NA Film Number T9-0686
Page Number 157D."5United States of America, 1910 Census, Henry Vanbargin household.
"Wilhelmina W 62 Missouri."
Lyon Township, Franklin County, Missouri
Soundex V516 Vanbargin Henry.6Washington, Missouri Sesquicentennial, 1839-1989, p. 234.
Heinrich Otto, 1803-1887, his wife Katherine, and three children came here from Hanover, Germany. He first lived in Louisiana in 1834 where he manufactured cotton presses. In 1837 he moved to Franklin County, one of the early settlers. He was a carpenter and wagonmaker by trade. He bought a farm between Washington and Union. In November 1846 he was elected the Road Overseer of St. John's Township. In 1858 he moved to Washington. Of their children, William Henry (1830-1891), lived in Washington and was a cabinetmaker. They started Otto & Co. Furniture Store and Funeral Home. Their other children were George H. who moved to St. Louis and Maria Elisa Fehrmann who lived in Hermann. After Katherine's death in 1841, Heinrich married Catherine Maria Holtgrew in 1845. They had a daughter Julia Minnie who married Henry von Bargen. William Henry married Catherine Baumann (1834-1913) who had come from Germany with her parents. Their children were William H. (settled in New Haven), Ed. H., Adelade Menzenworth, Millie Breckenkamp, George H., and Ida. Ed. H. owned the Missouri Meerschaum Pipe Factory. He and his wife Litta Hoffmann had three sons, Robert, Edmund, and Carl J. George H. ran the furniture business and the funeral home. He married Pauline Kueckens. Their children were Esther Yaeger Busch, Walter H., Pauline Daugherty and Henry. Of the next generation, Robert married Katrine Dallmeyer and had twins, Robert and William (St. Louis). Edmund married Barbara Kerns and had a daughter Barbara. Carl married Louisa Stephens and had one son Steve. Walter married Sarah Stucky and had two daughters, Sarah K. and Peggy. Pauline married Jim Daugherty and had two children, Danny and Jean (St. Louis). Henry married Mildred Breeden and had three children, Henry, Pauline and Douglas. Submitted by Peggy Otto
"HEINRICH OTTO
HENRY WILLIAM OTTO, JR. FAMILY Henry "Skip" Otto is a lifelong resident of Washington. In 1958 he began working in the family business, and in 1978 became president of Otto & Co., Furniture Store and Funeral Home. He later owned Otto Funeral Home doing business as Cedar Valley Memorial Chapel. Skip is a member of the Washington Volunteer Fire Department. <<picture>>Henry Otto Family-Front: Henry, Virginia, Melissa. Back: Heidi. He is married to Virginia Sieg Bruckerhoff, a native of Hermann, Missouri. They have two children. Heidi Elizabeth, June 16, 1978 and Melissa Ann, February 3, 1982. They attend Immanuel Christian Day School and the family worships at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Submitted by Henry and Virginia Otto
WALTER OTTO FAMILY Walter Otto (1896-1973), the son of George H. and Pauline Kuechens Otto, was married to Sarah Stucky (1902-1984), daughter of Charles Christian and Bessie Heaton Stucky, Muncie, Indiana, July 17, 1925. Mrs. Otto had visited cousins often in Washington. They had two daughters, Sarah Kathryn, born August 29, 1934, and Peggy Jean, born February 22, 1937. Mr. Otto was a descendant of an early Washington area family. He ran the furniture and funeral business begun by his great-grandfather and grandfather as well as a furniture business in Union. He was president of the Washington Savings and Loan Association for 30 years. He saw it grow from a drawer in his office desk to a major financial institution. He was on the Board of the Bank of Washington. Walter Otto was thought of as a founding father because he was a charter member of the Franklin County Country Club, the Lion's Club and the Elk's Lodge. He was a president of the Library Board and Chamber of Commerce. He was on the Washington School Board, the Civic Industrial Corp. and the city council. . Mrs. Otto is remembered as a gracious and busy hostess, golfer and a member of many Washington groups."7Missouri State Archives, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/.
Mary Wilhelmina Bargen death certificate.8Benton County Guide, 20 Oct 1950, Benton County Library.
Passed Away Friday. Funerall Held Monday Afternoon. William Henry Bargen of Leeders Bluff, near Edmonson, passed away Friday, October 13 at 11:13 o'clock at an age of 79 years, 9 months and 20 days. He had been ill the past two weeks. Funeral services were held at the Eickhoff Funeral Chapel in Cole Camp at 1:00 o'clock Monday afternoon with the Rev. H. J. Gerike, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment was made in Union Cemetery South of Cole Camp. Pallbearers were: August and Ocar Bargen, Kenneth and Owen Johnson, William Arnold and Edward Greer. William Henry Bargen was born at Washington, Mo., on December 23, 1870, a son of the late Henry and Minnie Bargen. He was baptized in infancy and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. His childhood was spent in Washington, Mo. He has resided in the Edmonson community since 1937, prior to coming here he resided in Kansas City and Washington. He was a landscape gardner. On April 28, 1903 he united in marriage with Miss Edith Johnson. Two children were born to this union. He is survived by his wife of the home; one daughter, Esther, Mrs. B. W. Martin of Kansas City, Mo.; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Hoeman of Beaufort, Mo., and Mrs. Cora Schadeon of Oklahoma and one brother, August Bargen of Leslie, Mo."
"WILLIAM HENRY BARGEN DIES9United States of America, 1900 Census, 19 Jun 1900.
Series: T623 Roll: 854 Page: 164 Dwelling #161 Van Bargen,Henry Head W M Nov 1838 61 M 34 Germany Germany Germany 1857 43na Farmer
"1900 MISSOURI FRANKLIN LYON TWP
Wilhimina Wife W F Apr 1848 52 M 34 10 7 Missouri Germany Germany
Henry Son W M Dec 1867 32 S Missouri Germany Missouri Farm laborer August E Son W M Nov 1880 19 S Missouri Germany Missouri Farm laborer
Pauline Daughter W F Jul 1885 14 S Missouri Germany Missouri at school."
26. Friedrich August Ferdinand Becker
1FamilyTreeMaker.com
User Home Pages, The Jay Lee Muse family of Shawnee, KS, Updated March 25, 2001.
Home pages containing family trees and reports.
Jay Lee Muse
Shawnee, Kansas 66216
A-United States
[email protected]
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/u/s/Jay-L-Muse/index.html.2Cemeteries of Franklin County, Missouri, St. John's Township, St. Peters UCC Cemetery Old Section Only.
3LDS Films, 0814295.
Haustenbeck Evangelische Kirche.4United States of America, 1920 Census, Ferdinand Becker household.
Indicates second marriage, two step children, one new child and one pre-existing child.
St. John's Township, Franklin County, Missouri, E.D. 72, Sheets 6A lines 46-50 & 6B line 51.5The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R), AF97-118499, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA.
Submitter(s):
JUNE ELLA TOELKE Microfilm: NONE
327 MARGUERITE ST
UNION MO Submission: AF97-118499.6compiled by Brian J. Oster, Marriage records, Franklin County, Missouri : books "L," 1914-1921/ compiled by Brian J. Oster. (http://www.vienici.com/tofc.html), p. 140.
Transcribed from microfilmed original records stored by the Recorder ofDeeds, Franklin County Courthouse, Union, Franklin, Missouri.
"Ferdinand Becker of Washington, Franklin Co., Mo. over 21
Mathilda L. Peters of Washington, Franklin Co., Mo. over 18
17 February 1916 license
married on 17 February 1916 by Rev. J. N. Schuch, ordained MG at Washington, Franklin Co., Mo."7Ferdinand Becker household, 1920 U.S. census, St. John's Township,Franklin County, Missouri , population schedule.
8FamilyTreeMaker.com User Home Pages.
"Home pages containing family trees and reports.".9Missouri State Archives, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/.
John Louis Ferdinand Becker death certificate.10FamilyTreeMaker.com User Home Pages.
11FamilyTreeMaker.com
User Home Pages, The Jay Lee Muse family of Shawnee, KS, Updated March 25, 2001.
Jay Lee Muse
Shawnee, Kansas 66216
A-United States
[email protected]
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/u/s/Jay-L-Muse/index.html.
1GEDCOM File, kormeier.ged, 31 May 2002.
Submitter(s):
JUNE ELLA TOELKE Microfilm: NONE
327 MARGUERITE ST
UNION MO Submission: AF97-118499
USA 63084.2FamilyTreeMaker.com
User Home Pages, The Jay Lee Muse family of Shawnee, KS, Updated March 25, 2001.
Home pages containing family trees and reports.
Jay Lee Muse
Shawnee, Kansas 66216
A-United States
[email protected]
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/u/s/Jay-L-Muse/index.html.3Cemeteries of Franklin County, Missouri, St. John's Township, St. Peters UCC Cemetery Old Section Only.
4United States of America, 1880 Census, Jobst Kormeyer household.
LyonTownship, Franklin County, Missouri, E.D. 73, Page No. 63 (stamped p. 175), Lines 8-12.5United States of America, 1870 Census, Yost. Kormeyer household, 31 Aug 1870.
"Kormeyer, Yost. 62 M W F[armer?] 4000 820 Han.
Mary 50 F " "
Herm. 21 M " Laborer Mo.
Char. 17 F " "
Fritz 13 M " "
Ina. 9 " " "
Mary 7 F " "."
Port Hudson post office, LyonTownship, Franklin County, Missouri, Roll 775, p. 80 (stamped p. 236), lines 21-27.
Dwelling 547, family 538.6The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (R), AF97-118499, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA.
Submitter(s):
JUNE ELLA TOELKE Microfilm: NONE
327 MARGUERITE ST
UNION MO Submission: AF97-118499.7Yost. Kormeyer household, 1870 U.S. census, Port Hudson post office, LyonTownship, Franklin C ounty, Missouri, population, Roll 775, p. 236.
"Indexed as Yost. Kormeyer.".8Jobst Kormeyer household, 1880 U.S. census, Lyon Township, FranklinCounty, Missouri, populati on schedule, E.D. 73, Page No. 63 (stamped p. 175).
"Not indexed. Found on same page as Henry Kormeyer, indexed.".9Created by FamilySearch (TM) Internet Genealogy Service, GEDCOM File : KORMEIER.ged.
"50 East North Temple Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84150.".10FamilyTreeMaker.com User Home Pages.
"Home pages containing family trees and reports.".
28. Johann Bernard Lueckenhoff
1GEDCOM File, Lucille.ged, 3 Jun 2002.
Margaret H. Gentges
9251 Wood Glade Dr.
Great Falls, VA 22066
[email protected].2Greg Waltigney, German Immigrants to Osage County, Missouri, Lueckenhoff, Johann Bernard Ernst.
http://www.skypoint.com/~gdw/immigran.htm.
"LUECKENHOFF,Johann Bernard Ernst [Imm] 16 Mar 1825 Oelde,St.Johannes,Katholisch,Westfalen."3Connie Reichart.
"Years of research.".4Goodspeed's History of Osage County, 1889, p. 1150-1151.
" Bernard Lueckenhoff, a farmer and stock-raiser of Washington Township, Osage County, resides ten miles west of Linn, and was born in Prussia, Germany, May 25, 1825. His parents were Joseph and Elizabeth (Hulson) Lueckenhoff, also natives of Prussia. Joseph Lueckenhoff was born about 1782, and in 1838 immigrated to the United States with his family, locating in Osage County, Mo., where he was one of the pioneer settlers, and was engaged in farming until his death, which occurred in 1859. The mother of our subject was born about 1794, and died in Osage County, Mo., in 1840. Bernard Lueckenhoff is the only survivor of a family of ten children. After the death of his mother he lived with his father until about the year 1850, when he crossed the plains to California, and worked in gold mines about five years. He then returned to Osage County, Mo., and October 9, 1855, married Catharine Westerman, who was born in Osage County, Mo., November 23, 1837, and is a daughter of George and Gertrude Westerman, who were early settlers of Osage County, the former of whom died in 1859, and the latter in 1873. Thirteen children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Lueckenhoff, of whom ten are now living, viz.: Anna (wife of Fred Meyer), Mary, Bernard, Christina, Catherine (who married Benjamin Shaffer), John, Joseph, Lizzie, Jennie (died August 13, 1877), Willie (died February 9, 1876), Harman, August and Dina (died February 10, 1879). Mr. Lueckenhoff located on his present farm in 1864. He owns 200 acres of land, about eighty acres of which are well improved and under cultivation, located on the banks of Osage River. He is one of the well-to-do and highly respected farmers of the township. The family are members of the Catholic Church."5Missouri State Archives, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/.
Anna Meyer death record.6Missouri State Archives.
John C. Lueckenhoff death certificate.7Missouri State Archives.
Herman M. Lueckenhoff death certificate.8GEDCOM File, Lucille.ged, 3 Jun 2002.
Margaret H. Gentges
9251 Wood Glade Dr.
Great Falls, VA 22066
[email protected].9Connie Reichart, Lucille.ged, 3 Jun 2002.
29. Anna Katherina Margaret Westerman
1GEDCOM File, Lucille.ged, 3 Jun 2002.
Margaret H. Gentges
9251 Wood Glade Dr.
Great Falls, VA 22066
[email protected].2Compiled by Earl H. Lubensky, The Westermans of Westphalia Missouri Their Ancestors and Descendants (1989 University of Missouri, Printing Services, Columbia, Missouri 65211).
Earl H. Lubensky
1408 Bradford Drive
Columbia, Missouri 65203.3Connie Reichart.
"Years of research.".4Goodspeed's History of Osage County, 1889, p. 1150-1151.
" Bernard Lueckenhoff, a farmer and stock-raiser of Washington Township, Osage County, resides ten miles west of Linn, and was born in Prussia, Germany, May 25, 1825. His parents were Joseph and Elizabeth (Hulson) Lueckenhoff, also natives of Prussia. Joseph Lueckenhoff was born about 1782, and in 1838 immigrated to the United States with his family, locating in Osage County, Mo., where he was one of the pioneer settlers, and was engaged in farming until his death, which occurred in 1859. The mother of our subject was born about 1794, and died in Osage County, Mo., in 1840. Bernard Lueckenhoff is the only survivor of a family of ten children. After the death of his mother he lived with his father until about the year 1850, when he crossed the plains to California, and worked in gold mines about five years. He then returned to Osage County, Mo., and October 9, 1855, married Catharine Westerman, who was born in Osage County, Mo., November 23, 1837, and is a daughter of George and Gertrude Westerman, who were early settlers of Osage County, the former of whom died in 1859, and the latter in 1873. Thirteen children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Lueckenhoff, of whom ten are now living, viz.: Anna (wife of Fred Meyer), Mary, Bernard, Christina, Catherine (who married Benjamin Shaffer), John, Joseph, Lizzie, Jennie (died August 13, 1877), Willie (died February 9, 1876), Harman, August and Dina (died February 10, 1879). Mr. Lueckenhoff located on his present farm in 1864. He owns 200 acres of land, about eighty acres of which are well improved and under cultivation, located on the banks of Osage River. He is one of the well-to-do and highly respected farmers of the township. The family are members of the Catholic Church."5Missouri State Archives, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/.
Anna Meyer death record.6Missouri State Archives.
John C. Lueckenhoff death certificate.7Missouri State Archives.
Herman M. Lueckenhoff death certificate.8Missouri State Archives.
Catherine Luckenhoff death certificate.
1GEDCOM File, Lucille.ged, 3 Jun 2002.
Margaret H. Gentges
9251 Wood Glade Dr.
Great Falls, VA 22066
[email protected].2United States of America, 1880 Census.
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
"Household:
Peter GILVEN Self M Male W 29 MO Farmer PRU PRU
Margort GILVEN Wife M Female W 25 MO Keeping House PRU PRU
Annice GILVEN Dau S Female W 5 MO MO MO
Henry GILVEN Son S Male W 2 MO MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Crawford, Osage, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254707
NA Film Number T9-0707
Page Number 435D."3Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Rich Fountain, Osage County, Missouri, Sacred Heart Sesquicentennial, 1838-1988, p. 227.
Carl Gelven was born in the Rhineland area of Germany c.1811 and married Agnes Thieves in Germany before coming to America. The following children were born to this family at Rich Fountain, Mo. Carl (b. 2-9-1853), Jacob (b. 12-271849), Peter, Anna, Herman, and Joseph Gelven. On October 28,1873, Peter Gelven married Margaret Luebbert at Rich Fountain. His parents were Jacob and Anna Maria Rosella Gelven. They lived at Freeburg.
"GELVEN FAMILIES
Peter died on August 15,1827. Another Gelven family was that of Peter and Elizabeth Plassmeyer Gelven. Their children were Carl (born and died in 1872); Carl (1873-1874); Maria Agnes (b. 1877); Maria Elizabeth (b. 1876), Anna Philomena (b. 1881), Gerhard (born and died 1884); and Hemietta (b. 1886). PETER AND MARGARET GELVEN (1851-1927) Peter Hubert Gelven was born at Rich Fountain, Mo. on January 17, 1851. He was the son of Rhineland immigrants Jacob and Maria Rosella Gelven. On October 28, 1873, Peter Gelven married Margaret Luebbert, daughter of Henry and Maria Luebbert, Rich Fountain. The following children were born of their marriage: 1) Anne Gelven (b. 1886) was single and died at Linn in 1958.
2) Frances Gelven married August Lueckenhoff.
They were central telephone operators at Freeburg, then Linn, and finally at Hillsboro, Mo.
3) Mary Gelven (b. 6-1-1881) married Albert Otten of Freeburg, Mo. She died there on May 17,1946.
4) Henry Gelven was single and died at Linn, Mo. in 1954.
5) Jacob ("Jake") Gelven married Myrtle Gelven and they lived in Oklahoma State.
6) Bernard ("Michael") Gelven (b. 10-26-1890) was single and he died at Freeburg, Mo. on February 14, 1960. Peter H. Gelven died at Freeburg on August 15, 1927. His wife Margaret died on June 8, 1927."4Steven Cochran, Descendants of Jakob Gelfen, http://www.zianet.com/ynika/gelvin/index.html.
Previously:
Descendants of Herman Joseph Gelven
http://wavelinx.net/cochran1/gelvin/index.html.
"24. Peter Henry (Hubert) Gelvin <d143.html> was born on 7 Jan 1851 in Osage County, Missouri. He died on 15 Aug 1927 in Freeburg, Missouri. Mother and father drown, buggy was washed away while returning home. Source: Ruth (Gelvin) Cochran Mother did not drown, and later remarried to Karl Knoerr. From the records of Margaret H. Gentges
He was married to Margaret Ann Luebbert on 28 Oct 1873 in Sacred Heart, Rich Fountain, Osage County, Missouri. Margaret Ann Luebbert was born on 2 Feb 1855. She died on 7 Jun 1925 in Freeburg, Missouri. Peter Henry (Hubert) Gelvin and Margaret Ann Luebbert had the following children: 40 i. Anna Mary Gelvin was born in 1874. She died in 1943. Buried at Linn, Mo. St. George cemetery Telephone switchboard operator Linn, Mo. +41 ii. Mary Anne Gelvin. <d46.html> 42 iii. Henry Gelvin was born in 1884. He died in Died Young. +43 iv. Jacob Henry Gelvin. <d32.html> +44 v. Frances Gelvin. <d49.html> 45 vi. Micheal Gelvin was born in 1890. He died in 1961."5United States of America, 1860 Census.
Series: M653 Roll: 637 Page: 259-260 Richfountain Dwelling 352
"1860 MISSOURI OSAGE WASHINGTON TWP
Stephen [Vasen] 33 M Farmer Prussia
Anna C " 26 F "
Huberta " 5 F Missouri
Peter M Vasen 2 M Mo
Peter Gelven 9 M do."
Rich Fountain post office, Washington Twp, Osage County, Missouri, pp. 209-210, family 332.6Missouri State Archives, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/.
Margaret Gelvin death record.7GEDCOM File, Lucille.ged, 3 Jun 2002.
Margaret H. Gentges
9251 Wood Glade Dr.
Great Falls, VA 22066
[email protected].
31. Gertrud Mary Margareth Luebbert
1GEDCOM File, Lucille.ged, 3 Jun 2002.
Margaret H. Gentges
9251 Wood Glade Dr.
Great Falls, VA 22066
[email protected].2United States of America, 1880 Census.
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
"Household:
Peter GILVEN Self M Male W 29 MO Farmer PRU PRU
Margort GILVEN Wife M Female W 25 MO Keeping House PRU PRU
Annice GILVEN Dau S Female W 5 MO MO MO
Henry GILVEN Son S Male W 2 MO MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Crawford, Osage, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254707
NA Film Number T9-0707
Page Number 435D."3Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Rich Fountain, Osage County, Missouri, Sacred Heart Sesquicentennial, 1838-1988, p. 227.
Carl Gelven was born in the Rhineland area of Germany c.1811 and married Agnes Thieves in Germany before coming to America. The following children were born to this family at Rich Fountain, Mo. Carl (b. 2-9-1853), Jacob (b. 12-271849), Peter, Anna, Herman, and Joseph Gelven. On October 28,1873, Peter Gelven married Margaret Luebbert at Rich Fountain. His parents were Jacob and Anna Maria Rosella Gelven. They lived at Freeburg.
"GELVEN FAMILIES
Peter died on August 15,1827. Another Gelven family was that of Peter and Elizabeth Plassmeyer Gelven. Their children were Carl (born and died in 1872); Carl (1873-1874); Maria Agnes (b. 1877); Maria Elizabeth (b. 1876), Anna Philomena (b. 1881), Gerhard (born and died 1884); and Hemietta (b. 1886). PETER AND MARGARET GELVEN (1851-1927) Peter Hubert Gelven was born at Rich Fountain, Mo. on January 17, 1851. He was the son of Rhineland immigrants Jacob and Maria Rosella Gelven. On October 28, 1873, Peter Gelven married Margaret Luebbert, daughter of Henry and Maria Luebbert, Rich Fountain. The following children were born of their marriage: 1) Anne Gelven (b. 1886) was single and died at Linn in 1958.
2) Frances Gelven married August Lueckenhoff.
They were central telephone operators at Freeburg, then Linn, and finally at Hillsboro, Mo.
3) Mary Gelven (b. 6-1-1881) married Albert Otten of Freeburg, Mo. She died there on May 17,1946.
4) Henry Gelven was single and died at Linn, Mo. in 1954.
5) Jacob ("Jake") Gelven married Myrtle Gelven and they lived in Oklahoma State.
6) Bernard ("Michael") Gelven (b. 10-26-1890) was single and he died at Freeburg, Mo. on February 14, 1960. Peter H. Gelven died at Freeburg on August 15, 1927. His wife Margaret died on June 8, 1927."4Steven Cochran, Descendants of Jakob Gelfen, http://www.zianet.com/ynika/gelvin/index.html.
Previously:
Descendants of Herman Joseph Gelven
http://wavelinx.net/cochran1/gelvin/index.html.
"24. Peter Henry (Hubert) Gelvin <d143.html> was born on 7 Jan 1851 in Osage County, Missouri. He died on 15 Aug 1927 in Freeburg, Missouri. Mother and father drown, buggy was washed away while returning home. Source: Ruth (Gelvin) Cochran Mother did not drown, and later remarried to Karl Knoerr. From the records of Margaret H. Gentges
He was married to Margaret Ann Luebbert on 28 Oct 1873 in Sacred Heart, Rich Fountain, Osage County, Missouri. Margaret Ann Luebbert was born on 2 Feb 1855. She died on 7 Jun 1925 in Freeburg, Missouri. Peter Henry (Hubert) Gelvin and Margaret Ann Luebbert had the following children: 40 i. Anna Mary Gelvin was born in 1874. She died in 1943. Buried at Linn, Mo. St. George cemetery Telephone switchboard operator Linn, Mo. +41 ii. Mary Anne Gelvin. <d46.html> 42 iii. Henry Gelvin was born in 1884. He died in Died Young. +43 iv. Jacob Henry Gelvin. <d32.html> +44 v. Frances Gelvin. <d49.html> 45 vi. Micheal Gelvin was born in 1890. He died in 1961."5United States of America, 1860 Census, 5 Jul 1860.
Series: M653 Roll: 637 Page: 277 Dwelling: 489
"1860 > MISSOURI > OSAGE > WASHINGTON TWP > Rich Fountain post office
Family: 463 Henry Lübbert 46 M Farmer 600 500 Prussia
Anna M " 45 F do
Mary " 14 F Missouri
Francisca " 12 F do
Henry " 9 M do
Gertrude " 6 F do."6Missouri State Archives, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/.
Margaret Gelvin death record.