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     Woodlawn Cemetery (Madison County, IL) is located in Madison County, Illinois.
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Frederick Bohm - 1906.¹

Adam Feldner - 28 October 1908.²

Bernhard Metzger - 17 May 1916, aged 58.³

Godfried F. Metzger - 14 July 1932, aged 68.⁴

Frederick William Herzog - 10 September 1938.⁵

William Henry Bohm - 26 September 1943, aged 85.⁶

Mary Thurnau - 17 January 1947, aged 86.⁷

Ferdinand "Ferd" Stahlhut - 3 October 1949, aged 50.^8,9

Minnie D. Hardbeck.¹⁰

     
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     Evergreen Cemetery (Wisconsin) is located in Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin.

Helen Cole.¹

Joseph Sainton.¹

     
     Evergreen Cemetery (New York) is located in Menomonie, Dunn County, New York.
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Harriet Seeley - March 1884, aged 92.¹

     
     Floral Park Cemetery (Broome County, NY) is located in Johnson City, Broome County, New York.
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Ida Mae Scutt - 27 September 1937, aged 69.¹

     
     St. Paul's Cemetery (Edwardsville, IL) is located at Edwardsville Township in Madison County, Illinois.
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Gustave Klingeman - 1938.^1,2

Louis Spönemann - 19 February 1963, aged 73.³

Sophia L. (?) - 1973.^1,2

Esther Klingeman - 1974.^1,2

     
     St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery (Troy, IL) is located in Troy, Madison County, Illinois.
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Friedrich Kuhlmann - 17 October 1899, aged 0.¹

Ernst Friedrich Brumwort.²

Fred Tegtmeier - 27 January 1929, aged 88.³

H. William Ackermann - 3 February 1937, aged 71.⁴

Sophia Bohm.⁵

William Henry Flath - 21 October 1951, aged 69.⁶

Anna Louise Junghans - 20 October 1967, aged 76.⁷

     
     St. Augustine Catholic Church (Napoleon OH) is located at 210 East Clinton Street in Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.
     The church was established on June 17, 1883. It is a brick ediface in the gothic style of architecture with a majestic tower, surmounted by a cross and rising to a height of seventy-five feet.¹
     Before 1856 the Catholics in Napoleon were served by visiting clergy from other cities. After a visit by Bishop Rappe in 1856 a mission was establish and a small frame building 24 by 30 feet was erected but due to a lack of funds not complete until 1858. From 1858 until 1864 the church was ministered to by priests from the church at Defiance, Ohio. In November 1864 Reverend P. J. Carroll became the first resident pastor who added a 24 by 25 foot extension to the church and a frame school-house. In 1870 Father Michael Pütz was assigned to the parish and served for over 35 years. In 1875 the property where the current church is located was purchased for $4,000.00 and in 1878 a new school was built on the property. In 1880 a committee which included Otto Honec, H. H. Vocke, F. Shoner, Michael Wirth and Frederick Fisher was established to oversee the construction of a new church. The corner-stone was laid June 19, 1881 and on June 17, 1883 the building was completed and dedicated.

St. Augustine Church History

From its humble beginnings as a mission church in the 1850’s, St. Augustine’s has grown and thrived, serving many sharing the Catholic faith in the Napoleon area. Early settlers included Irish and German immigrants who pulled together, establishing a Catholic parish in Henry County. Through generous contributions of Augustiin Pilliod and James Brennan, the first St. Augustine Catholic Church was built near 514 Hobson St. in 1856. Father J.P. Carroll had become St. Augustine’s first full-time resident priest by 1864 and he added the first school on the lot now occupied by Jackson Cleaners.

With the arrival of Father Dean Michael Putz in 1870, a tremendous period of physical and financial growth began for St. Augustine Church. A lot in the central part of town was purchased and plans were made for a new church and school. The new school came first in 1878 with the Sisters of Notre Dame arriving from Cleveland to serve the children of the parish. A new house for the sisters was constructed as well. A tremendous fund raising effort was needed to secure funds for construction of the new church. Much of the work was done by parishioners and other volunteers from the community. It was completed in 1882. The erection of the steeple was purposely delayed to make sure it rose above the statue on the county courthouse, also under construction at the time. St. Augustine Church was officially dedicated in June, 1883 and the parish had resolved all debt from the construction within two years. Father Putz served St. Augustine parish for an amazing 55 years until his death in 1925. His last concern was the construction of the new school, dedicated two months following his death.

Father Francis Schmuck succeeded Father Putz. He purchased the house behind the church for the current rectory and the Sisters moved into the house across the street formerly used by Father Putz. Their former convent had been razed to make way for the new school.

In 1946, Father Joseph Myers came to serve St. Augustine Catholic Church. Father Myers was a skilled carpenter and completed many renovating tasks in the church and school including turning over each hardwood board on the gym floor, refinishing and re-nailing them back in place.

Father Leo Mahlmeister led further renovations upon his arrival in 1955. Additional classrooms were added as well as kitchen facilities. After 12 years, Father Leo’s health began to fail and Reverend Joseph Mrowca serviced an interim of two years.

In 1969, Father Jerome Swiatecki arrived for an eight-year term of service. Father Jerry’s commanding voice, combined with a sensitive manner, allowed him to serve many in need.

With Father Paul Dorley’s coming to St. Augustine in 1977, a number of new ideas were introduced, including post-funeral meals, Jolly Timers and different religious education programs.

More recently, Father Fred Duschl served the parish for over 12 years and, under his guidance, St. Augustine Hall was built along with the connecting breezeway between the church and school. Father Fred was replaced by Father Bob Dendinger in 1994. His three-year tenure was marked by a personal, direct approach in his homilies. Reverend Patrick Scharf arrived from Toledo in the summer of 1997. Father Pat’s soft-spoken guidance led us into the next millennium with new vision for both St. Augustine Church and School. Father Pat launched the Parish's "Vision for the Future Together" campaign in fall of 2001 to secure funds for much-needed capital improvements. Father Pat's life ended prematurely earlier this year but the seeds he planted will carry the Parish family well into this new century. During Father Pat's illness, several Priests have served our Parish and to each we are grateful. Father Todd M. Dominique is currently serving as Pastor until our new Pastor is appointed. Father Todd's vision of Stewardship and energizing homilies are helping us to think toward the future... St. Augustine will be ready when our new Pastor arrives!¹


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Baptism: Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on 14 August 1864 by Father Michael Pütz.²
Baptism: Anna "Annie" Head in May 1876 by Father Michael Pütz.²
Marriage: William English to Elizabeth "Lizzie" Head on 28 November 1882 by Father Michael Pütz.^3,4,5,6
Baptism: Charlotte Cecilia English on 2 March 1884 by Father Michael Pütz.²
Baptism: Charles William Head on 15 February 1885 by Father Michael Pütz.²
Baptism: Estelle Elizabeth "Stella" English on 8 September 1889 by Father Michael Pütz.²
Baptism: Carl Martin English on 12 July 1891 by Father Michael Pütz.²
Baptism: Raymond John English on 12 November 1893 by Father Michael Pütz.²
Funeral: Margaret King on 8 July 1901 by Father Michael Pütz.⁷
Funeral: Martin Head on 3 February 1902 by Father Michael Pütz.⁷
Funeral: Charles William Head on 20 June 1949.⁸
Funeral: Raymond John English on 25 January 1960 by Father Leo Mahlmeister.⁹
Funeral: Clarence L. "Cap" Grim on 12 May 1979 by Father Paul Dorley.¹⁰

     
     St. Louis Cathedral (New) Church (St. Louis) is located at 4431 Lindell Boulevard in St. Louis, Missouri.
     On October 28, 1896, Archbishop John Joseph Kain issued a pastoral letter announcing the selection and purchase of the block bounded by Taylor, Newstead, Maryland and Lindelll for construction of a new cathedral for the city of St. Louis. On May 1, 1907, Archbishop John J. glennon broke the ground for the structure, the cornerstone was laid on October 18, 1908. The first mass was celebrated on October 18, 1914. The solemn consecration took place on June29, 1926, His Eminece, John Cardinal Bonzano presiding.¹
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Funeral: Mary A. Cronin on 16 January 1912.²
Funeral: Helen "Ella" (?) on 27 October 1942.³
Funeral: Evelyn D. (?) on 29 July 1944.³

     
     St. John Nepomuk Czech Catholic Church (St. Louis, MO) is located at 1625 South 11th Street in St. Louis, Missouri.
     Oldest Bohemian Catholic church in America. St. John Nepomuk (or Nepomucene) Parish was named for Nepomuk, a town in Bohemia. While a few straggling Czechs were settled in St. Louis from 1848, the first large group came to the United States in 1854 via New Orleans. The first wooden church was begun on 11th Street (then Rosati) and Lafayette Avenue (then Soulard Street) by Right Reverend Francis de Sales Golleer of Sts. Peter & Paul Parish. with Reverend Henry Lipovsky as the first pastor. The first High Mass was sung on the feast of St. John Nepomuk, May 16, 1855 by Father DeSmet, S.J.
During the Civil War, there was no priest available and appeals were made to Bohemia and Father Joseph Hessoun arrived on September5, 1865. He was born in 1830 and was pastor until his death in 1906.
In 1870 Msgr.. Hessoun built a large brick church on the site of the wooden structure. It was built in gothic style with a steeple 170 feet tall. The was demolished by the tornado of May 27, 1896 and the present church was built an blessed on November 7, 1897.
After his death, the parish, in his honor, built an orphanage in Fenton, Missouri which lasted from 1908 until 1951. The present St. Paul's Church and school in Fenton are on the site.
Most of the statues are wood carvings from Bohemia, brought over in 1870 and not destroyed by the tornado.
The windows were installed in 1929 by the Frei Art Glass Company of St. Louis and made in Munich, Germany..
Located in the Soulard neighborhood, its vicinity was often referred to as "Bohemian Hill." Like many other downtown parishes its population began to decline in the 1920s and much of its territory was cleared for public housing projects. Before the opening of St. John Nepomuk the early Bohemians attended St. Mary of Victories.^1,2
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Baptism: Barbara Josephine Bëhm on 30 December 1855 by Father Henry Lipovsky.³
Baptism: Henry Matthew Böhm on 8 February 1857 by Reverand Francis Trojan.^4,5
Marriage: Joseph Bëhm to Anna Mary Matég on 16 June 1857 by Reverand Francis Trojan.^6,5,7,8
Baptism: Charles Joseph Bëhm on 20 September 1859.^5,9

     
     St. James The Greater Catholic Church (St. Louis) is located at 6401 Wade Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri; Phone: 314-645-0167.
     Originally predominately Irish and Italian. In the center of the dogtown neighborhood, south of Forest Park. Founded in 1860 as a mission of St. Malachy's Church in what was once called the "Cheltenhamn" neighborhood. The first church was erected at 1368 Tamm Avenue in 1861. The present church at Tamm and Wade was completed in August, 1928 and dedicated October 7, 1928.¹
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Baptism: Edward George Nixon on 18 May 1873 by Reverend Henry Kelly.²
Baptism: Anna Mary Catherine "Maria" Humes on 19 October 1873.³
Marriage: Joseph Schmidt to Edna Genevieve Nixon on 5 June 1936.^4,5
Funeral: Edward George Nixon on 19 September 1956.
Funeral: Sidney Geen Sr. on 28 May 1976.⁶

     
     St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood, MO) is located at 243 West Argonne Drive in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.
     Founded in 1832, an early center for Catholicism in rural St. Louis County, in the "Gravois Settlement," containing Germans, Irish and earlier pioneers. St. Peter is second only to St. Ferdinand in Florissant as the oldest Catholic parish in St. Louis county. It was founded in 1832, two decades before the town of Kirkwood itself.
St. Peter's Cemetery at Geyer and Monroe occupies part of the original church tract. The present building was begun in 1951 and dedicated two years later. It was the second of three churches of strikingly contemporary design commissioned by the St. Louis archdiocese from architect Joseph Denys Murphy. The earlier church was St. Ann in Normandy, and St. Peter was followed by Resurrection Church on Meramec Church in St. Louis. These churches reflect an unusual willingness on the part of the Catholic church to adopt modern design. All prominently feature stained glass created by Emil Frei Associates in programs of complex symbolism.

Here, at St. Peter's, each window represents a portion of the traditional ceremony of the mass, beginning with the Confiteor and the Introit to the right of the entry, and ending with the Lord's Prayer and the Ite, Missa Est to the left of the altar. Colors are graduated in intensity from pale gray to deep red. Only one window includes a full human figure, the consecration window directly behind the altar. The windows were designed by Francis Deck and were restored in 1991. The curve of the circular skylight above the altar is echoed in the rear wall and the convex chancel steps. The side chapel marks the site of the earlier church on this site. Joseph Murphy, born in 1907 in Kansas City, came to St. Louis to teach at Washington University. In partnership with Kenneth Wischmeyer, he produced the loggia at the Muny Opera in 1939. In 1948, he became dean of the Washington University School of Architecture, and in 1952 he joined Eugene Mackey, Jr., in a partnership that produced some of the familiar buildings of the era, including the Climatron, the Loretto-Hilton Theater, the auditorium of the St. Louis Art Museum, and Olin Library at Washington University.


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Confirmation: Catherina Rosemann on 25 July 1847.¹
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Baptism: Mary Ann Rosemann on 1 June 1850.²
Marriage: George Deutschmann I to Catherine Hosenfeld on 1 July 1856 by Reverend James Mellor.^3,4,1,5,6
Baptism: George Deutschmann II on 7 December 1856.²
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Marriage: Frank Henry Rosemann to Anna Mary "Maria" Niemyer on 18 June 1862 by Reverend James Mellor.^7,1
Baptism: Ann Mary Niemzes on 18 June 1862.²
Baptism: Anna Antonia Berg on 26 December 1862.²
Baptism: Anne Mary Catherine Rosemann on 13 March 1864.²
Marriage: Antonine "Tony" Deutschmann to Catherina Ziegenhein on 6 July 1864 by Reverend Henry Van der Sanden Vicor General and Chancellor.^8,1
Baptism: Frederick Herman Berg on 11 December 1865.⁹
Baptism: Elizabeth Rosemann on 2 September 1866.⁹
Marriage: David Rosemann to Maria Theresa Berg on 10 October 1867 by Reverend Henry Van der Sanden Vicor General and Chancellor.¹
Marriage: David Berstemann to Mary Ann Rosemann on 10 October 1867 by Reverend Henry Van der Sanden Vicor General and Chancellor.¹
Baptism: Theresa Anna Rosemann on 15 September 1868.⁹
Baptism: Anna Gertrude Rosemann on 1 October 1868.⁹
Baptism: Otto Berg on 29 September 1869.⁹
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Baptism: John Henry Roseman on 7 August 1870.⁹
Baptism: Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg on 7 September 1871.⁹
Baptism: Lima Catherine Vennemann on 26 November 1871.⁹
Baptism: Francis Charles "Frank" Rosemann on 11 September 1872.⁹
Marriage: John J. Hosenfeld to Anna Barbara Groon on 17 September 1872 by Reverend Henry Van der Sanden Vicor General and Chancellor.¹
Baptism: George Henry Hosenfelt on 5 October 1873.⁹
Baptism: David John Rosemann in September 1874.⁹
Baptism: Anthony John Roseman in March 1875.⁹
Baptism: David Carl Berg on 8 August 1875 by Reverand Bernard Beineke.^10,9
Marriage: Martin Hosenfeld to Margaret Foelker on 8 January 1876 by Reverend Henry Van der Sanden Vicor General and Chancellor.¹
Baptism: Catherine Mary Rosemann on 24 December 1876.⁹
Baptism: Theresa Emma "Trase" Roseman on 1 April 1877.⁹
Marriage: Theodore Geders to Mary van der Mierden on 24 July 1877.^1,11
Marriage: William Koch to Mary Ann Rosemann in September 1877 by Reverend Thomas Bonacum.¹
Baptism: Mary Emma Berg on 22 September 1878.⁹
Baptism: William Anthony Rosemann on 1 November 1878.⁹
Baptism: Rose Marian Roseman on 23 March 1879.⁹
Confirmation: Anne Mary Catherine Rosemann on 6 July 1879.⁹
Marriage: Charles Joseph Bëhm to Virginia "Jenny" Kyle on 22 October 1879 by Reverend David Josholtz.^12,1
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Baptism: Albert Martin Hosenfeldt on 20 January 1880.⁹
Marriage: George Deutschmann II to Anna Antonia Berg on 12 October 1880 by Reverend Gerard D. Power.^3,1
Baptism: Frederick Leonard Rosemann on 30 January 1881.⁹
Baptism: Herman Frederick Roseman on 3 April 1881.⁹
Baptism: Henry Andrew Berg on 29 May 1881 by Reverend Gerard D. Power.^13,9
Baptism: Katherina Theresia Berg on 11 May 1882.⁹
Marriage: John Knierim to Catherina Rosemann on 29 June 1882 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.^14,1
Baptism: Josephine Martha Rosemann on 3 December 1882.⁹
Marriage: Martin Schriwer to Mary Ann Rosemann on 10 December 1882 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.¹
Baptism: Sophia Rosemann on 15 May 1883.⁹
Marriage: John Bernard Berg to Elizabeth "Lizzie" Theodor on 18 September 1884 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.^15,1
Baptism: Edward Otto Andrew Rosemann on 1 January 1885.⁹
Baptism: Joseph J. Deutschmann on 27 September 1885.⁹
Baptism: Margaret Hosenfelt on 28 January 1887.⁹
Baptism: Martin Bernard Rosemann on 30 January 1887.⁹
Baptism: Otto Albert Deutschmann on 26 February 1888.⁹
Baptism: Josephine Margaret Berg on 8 July 1888.^16,9
Baptism: Lydia Georgia Rosemann on 8 September 1889.⁹
••••••••• 1890 •••••••••.

Baptism: Otto Henry Roseman on 25 January 1891.⁹
Baptism: Joseph Roseman on 25 January 1891.⁹
Baptism: Henry F. Rosemann on 6 September 1891.⁹
Baptism: George Francis Deutschmann on 20 September 1891.⁹
Baptism: Leonard Maximilian Berg on 11 September 1892.⁹
Marriage: Frederick Herman Berg to Amelia R. Keller on 28 September 1892 by Reverend Joseph M. Schwarz.¹
Baptism: John David "Jack" Berg on 16 April 1893.⁹ St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood, MO) witnessed the graduation of Anna B. Blase at St. Peter Grade School, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri,
Graduated Anna B. Blase.¹⁷
Baptism: Theresia Antonia Johanna B. A. Berg on 13 May 1894.⁹
Baptism: Mary Amalia Deutschmann on 10 June 1894.⁹
Confirmation: Antonia Katherine Deutschmann on 3 June 1895.⁹
Baptism: Viola Frances Berg on 29 November 1895.⁹
Baptism: John Henry Deutschmann on 21 February 1897.⁹
Baptism: Cecelia Beatrice "Celia" Berg on 20 November 1898.⁹
Baptism: Arthur Earl William Berg on 20 November 1898.⁹
Marriage: David John Rosemann to Lydia F. Betke circa 28 November 1898 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.^9,1 St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood, MO) witnessed the graduation of William Anthony Blase at St. Peter Grade School, Missouri,
Graduated William Anthony Blase.¹⁷
Confirmation: Edward Otto Andrew Rosemann on 26 December 1899.⁹
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Baptism: Rosa Agnes "Rose" Deutschmann on 30 January 1900.⁹
Baptism: Ethel Antonia Dorothea Rosemann on 7 October 1900.⁹
Marriage: Louis A. Knost to Catherine Mary Rosemann on 28 November 1900 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.^1,18
Marriage: John Henry Geders to Antonia Katherine Deutschmann on 27 November 1901 by Reverend Henry Van der Sanden Vicor General and Chancellor.¹⁹
Baptism: Stella Antonia Berg on 31 August 1902.⁹
Baptism: Sylvester Frederick "Syl" Berg on 7 May 1904.⁹ St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood, MO) witnessed the graduation of Edward Frederick Blase at St. Peter Grade School, Missouri,
Graduated Edward Frederick Blase.¹⁷
Baptism: Marie Antonia Geders on 21 May 1905.⁹
Baptism: Annabelle Rickard on 4 February 1907.²⁰
Baptism: Rose Catherine Geders on 7 April 1907.⁹
Baptism: John Edward Rekart on 11 April 1907.²⁰
Baptism: Gertrude Rosemann on 2 April 1908.⁹
Marriage: Ado John Rekart to Magdalena Louise Vogelgesang on 25 November 1908 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.^21,1
Marriage: Frederick Leonard Rosemann to Elizabeth F. Goss circa 4 March 1909 by Reverand P. Guermamm C.S.R.¹
Baptism: Florence M. Blase circa May 1909.¹⁷
Baptism: Theresa Geders on 30 May 1909.⁹
••••••••• 1910 •••••••••.

Funeral: David Rosemann on 23 January 1911 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.²²
Marriage: Joseph J. Deutschmann to Mary H. Strahsner on 26 April 1911 by Reverend Bernard G. Stemker.^3,9,1
Baptism: Joseph J. Deutschmann Jr. on 11 September 1913 by Reverend William Leo Ebert.²³
Marriage: George Francis Deutschmann to Anna B. Blase on 14 October 1914.¹⁷
Baptism: George Francis Geders on 8 December 1914 by Reverend William Leo Ebert.²³
Marriage: Aloysius Martin Rekart to Edna Emelia Litzsinger on 10 February 1915 by Reverend William Leo Ebert.^21,1
Marriage: Joseph Roseman to Margaret M. Reichardt on 18 November 1915 by Reverend William Leo Ebert.^9,1
Baptism: William J. Rosemann on 25 December 1916.²⁰
Baptism: Clarence John Deutschmann on 1 January 1917 by Reverend William Leo Ebert.²³
Funeral: Catherina Rosemann on 9 May 1917.²⁴
Baptism: Bernadine Hildegard Deutschmann on 20 May 1917 by Reverend William Leo Ebert.²³
Baptism: Leona Gertrude Geders on 2 December 1917 by Reverend William Leo Ebert.²³
Baptism: Anna Mary Deutschmann on 3 June 1918.²³
Baptism: Mildred Edna Rekart on 7 July 1918 by Father Eugene Coyle.²³
Baptism: Marie Antoinette Deutschmann on 4 August 1918 by Father Eugene Coyle.²³
Baptism: William Louis Deutschmann on 8 October 1919 by Reverend Edward J. Meier.²³
Baptism: Francis Otto Deutschmann on 1 January 1920.²³
••••••••• 1920 •••••••••.

Baptism: Vincent Joseph Deutschmann on 25 December 1920 by Reverend Edward J. Meier.²³
Baptism: Marcella Mary Deutschmann on 21 December 1921.²⁰
Marriage: Alphonse J. Bansbach to Rosa Agnes "Rose" Deutschmann on 24 May 1922 by Father Eugene Coyle.¹
Baptism: Richard R. Rosemann on 20 August 1922.²³
Baptism: George A Rekart , Jr on 17 December 1922.²³
     St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood, MO) attended grade school at St. Peter Grade School, Missouri, graduating 1923.¹⁷
Baptism: Elmer Henry Clarence Berg Jr. on 4 March 1923.²³
Marriage: John Henry Deutschmann to Hildagarde Marie Rekart on 25 April 1923.²¹
Marriage: Arthur John Geders to Eustasia Ann "Babe" Coleman on 26 November 1925.¹¹
Funeral: Mary Niemeier on 20 June 1927.²⁵
Marriage: Robert P. Schmitz to Theresa Geders on 6 June 1928 by Reverend Leo John Steck.²⁰
Baptism: Jacqueline Norma Berg on 19 August 1928.²⁰
••••••••• 1930 •••••••••.

Marriage: Joseph J. Deutschmann Jr. to Virginia C. Johnson on 1 June 1930.²³
Marriage: Edmond Adolph Rotter to Rose Catherine Geders on 25 June 1930 by Father Eugene Coyle.^9,20
Marriage: John Edward Rekart to Annabelle Rickard on 28 September 1932 by Reverend Julian E. Meyer.^21,20
Baptism: Charles Louis Deutschmann on 12 February 1933.²⁶
Funeral: Martin Hosenfeld on 15 February 1933 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁷
Confirmation: George A Rekart , Jr on 10 December 1933.²³
Baptism: Marguerite Marie "Sweetie-pie" Berg in February 1935.^28,29
Marriage: John A. "Jack" Geders to Melba Kathryn Kolb on 27 June 1935.¹⁹
Marriage: George Happe to Arlene Mary Rosemann on 20 October 1935.^30,23
Marriage: Clarence J. Vohsen to Marie Antonia Geders on 30 October 1935 by Reverend Arthur F. Hoogstract.⁹
Marriage: William J. Rosemann to Mary Norene Giles on 11 May 1936 by Reverend Julian E. Meyer.²⁰
Funeral: John Henry Roseman on 28 November 1936 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.^31,32
Confirmation: Elmer Henry Clarence Berg Jr. on 9 May 1937.²³
••••••••• 1940 •••••••••.

Marriage: Henry Alexander Berg to Marie Ellen Agnes Berg (née Madel) on 23 September 1940 by Father Cornelius J. Flavin.²⁰
Baptism: Dempsey Thomas Cornwell on 21 January 1941.²⁰
Marriage: Dempsey Thomas Cornwell to Elizabeth Antonia Deutschmann on 22 January 1941 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.^33,20
Marriage: Dempsey Thomas Cornwell to Elizabeth Antonia Deutschmann on 22 January 1941 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.^33,20
Marriage: Elmer Henry Julian William Berg to Marguerite Mary Nixon on 13 March 1941 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁰
Marriage: Richard Emerton Walters to Loretta Geders on 24 February 1943 by Reverend Patrick Joseph Molloy.^23,20
Funeral: George Deutschmann II on 14 June 1943 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.^34,35,27
Marriage: Elmer Henry Clarence Berg Jr. to Lois Ann Schmitt on 2 April 1944 by Reverend George J. Scheer.^28,23
Marriage: Walter J. Kurtz Rott to Marcella Mary Deutschmann on 17 April 1945 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.^33,20
Baptism: Thomas David Berg in December 1945 by Father Clarence Hesseldenz.³⁶
Marriage: George A Rekart , Jr to Elaine A. Peterson on 1 June 1946.^21,23
Marriage: Benjamin J. Lowell to Dorothy H. Geders on 17 August 1946.²⁰
Marriage: Arthur John Geders Jr. to Rosemary Wood on 17 May 1947 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁰
Marriage: Wilson Anthony Block to Jacqueline Norma Berg on 11 September 1948 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁸
Marriage: William Anthony Rosemann to Ida Anna Knost on 12 September 1948 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁰
Marriage: Roy J. Koebel to Celeste Elizabeth Deutschmann on 9 November 1948 by Reverend Justin Brauner.²³
Marriage: William John Heyer to Sarah L. McGee on 21 May 1949 by Father Frank N. Heyer.^37,20
••••••••• 1950 •••••••••.

Marriage: Robert James Heyer Sr. to Geraldine Joan Berg on 29 July 1950 by Father Frank N. Heyer.^38,26
Funeral: Elizabeth Marcus on 14 April 1952.³⁹
Funeral: Ellen Agnes Madel (née Head) on 28 March 1953 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.⁴⁰
     St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood, MO) attended grade school at St. Peter Grade School, Missouri, graduating 1959. His eighth grade personality record showed he was excellent in respecting authority and showing courtesy and unsatisfactory in keeping his desk and work neat and completing work on time. His hightest marks were in reading and health and lowest was in arithmetic.⁴¹
Marriage: Melvin Herbert Davenport to Margaret Ann Geders on 20 January 1959 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁶
••••••••• 1960 •••••••••.

Marriage: Robert Kelly Howe to Jeane Rose Deutschmann on 3 September 1960 by Father John T. Fitzsimmons.^33,26
Marriage: Gary Wayne Davis to Linda Susan Gadsby on 21 October 1961 by Father Joseph Flynn.²⁶
Marriage: Charles Louis Deutschmann to Marie Antoinette Kohne on 6 October 1962 by Reverend Msgr. Edward Joseph Deutschmann.²⁶
Funeral: Joseph J. Deutschmann on 23 July 1963 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁷
Funeral: Alice Marie Mense on 24 January 1964 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁷
Marriage: Robert Henry Berg to Margaret Ann Gadsby on 18 April 1964 by Father Joseph Flynn.²⁶
Marriage: John Frederick Frese Sr. to Marguerite Marie "Sweetie-pie" Berg on 30 April 1966 by Reverend F. J. Lang.²⁹
Marriage: Phillip Alexander Moeller to Janis Lynn Berg on 6 June 1969 by Reverend Patrick O'Laughlin.^28,29
Marriage: Stephen Hoyle Purvines to Leslie Anne Heintzelman on 16 August 1969.²⁹
••••••••• 1970 •••••••••.

Marriage: Paul Robert Doering to Jill Mary Geders on 17 December 1971 by Father Alphonse E. Westhoff.²⁹
Marriage: Tommy Luck Purvines to Debra Ann Madel on 1 December 1973.²⁹
Marriage: Steven Jon Howe to Karen Lynn Madel on 30 April 1976 by Reverend Myrt A. Rollins.²⁹
Marriage: Richard Steven Schweiss to Virginia Marie Rosemann on 14 May 1977.²⁹
Funeral: Mary H. Strahsner on 11 June 1977 by Reverend Msgr. Edward Joseph Deutschmann.³⁷
Funeral: William John Heyer on 3 October 1978.³⁷
Funeral: Elmer Henry Clarence Berg Jr. on 2 November 1978 by Father Edward J. O'Donnell.^42,37
Funeral: Marguerite Mary Nixon on 3 October 1979 by Father Edward J. O'Donnell.^43,37
••••••••• 1980 •••••••••.

Marriage: Jeffrey H. Holzum to Mary Lydia Block on 11 September 1981 by Reverend Willima J. Kester.^28,30,44
Marriage: Brian Thomas Madel to Linda Arlene MacDonald circa 1988.
Funeral: Stephen Lyle Block on 16 August 1988 by Reverend Msgr. Edward Joseph Deutschmann.³⁷
••••••••• 1990 •••••••••.

Marriage: Dennis O'Neil to Judith Noreen Deutschmann on 25 April 1992 by Reverend Msgr. Edward Joseph Deutschmann.^33,44 St. Peter Catholic Church (Kirkwood, MO) attended the funeral of Bettye Jane Berg on 21 September 1993 at St. Peter Catholic Cemetery, Kirkwood, Missouri.⁴⁵
Funeral: Geraldine Joan Berg on 6 January 1995.⁴⁶
••••••••• 2000 •••••••••.

Funeral: Alice M. Fischer on 25 September 2000.⁴⁷
Funeral: Jacqueline Norma Berg on 23 March 2004.⁴⁸
Funeral: Theresa Geders on 3 June 2005.⁴⁹
Funeral: Margaret M. Heyer on 23 January 2006.⁵⁰

          Anne Blass, daughter of Wilhelm Blass and Wilhelmine C. "Minnie" Wahrenburg, was born in 1866 in Madison County, Illinois.¹
     Anne was enumerated with her parent Wilhelm Blass on the 1870 U. S. Census for township 3 north, range 8 west, Madison County, Illinois. She was listed as an eight-year-old white female born in Illinois.¹

     
     Judith married Nicholas Cady.¹      Judith Knapp, daughter of William Knapp and Judith Tue, was born between 1607 and 1654 in England.²

     
     Anne married Thomas Philbrick at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹      Anne Knapp, daughter of William Knapp and Judith Tue, was born between 1607 and 1654 in England.² Anne Knapp lived in 1655 in Massachusetts.
     Anne died before 1659.³

     
     Margret married William Knapp (his second marriage) , son of William Knapp and Judith Tue, circa 1650 at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹
     The widow Margaret Knapp was a town charge in 1681.²
     Margret died before January 1702 a pauper.²

     
     Bethea married John Prentice.¹

     

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Walter Charles Schoettle (head).¹
     Marguerite B. Borgwardt (wife).¹
William Manuel "Willie" Head (head).²
     Alice (?) (wife).²
Ray W. McDowell (head).³
     Ruvilla C. "Villa" (?) (wife).³
     Ray (son).³
     Jay Richard (son).³

     
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Doctor Benjamin F. Bumpass.¹
William Petty.²
Thomas Fennessey.³
Rachael Boone.⁴
Squire Coffey.⁵
Isaac W. Odom.⁶
Campbell Coffey.⁷

     

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Doctor Benjamin F. Bumpass.¹
Mary Ann Bumpass.¹
John Nathan "Stub" Branson.²
James Monroe Shockley.³
Thomas Vincent Shockley.⁴
Ira M. Noblett.⁵
Joseph Hutchison.⁶
Dennis Hopkins.⁷
Thomas Hopkins.⁸
Andrew Jackson Hutchison.⁹
Campbell Coffey.¹⁰
Squire Coffey.¹¹

     

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Campbell Coffey.¹
Squire F. Coffey.²
Mary E. Williams (deceased).³
John M. Coffey.^4,5
Willis M. Tackett.⁶
Joseph S. Copeland.⁷
Lewis Jefferson Eads.⁸
George Washington "Pappy" Eads.⁹
William Simpson "Boler" Eads.¹⁰
Benjamin Franklin Eads and Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads.¹¹
James Lafayette Briggs.¹²
Benjamin Eads.¹³
Jehu "John" Copeland.¹⁴
Barnett "Barney" Finn.¹⁵
John Henry Copeland.¹⁶
Abraham R. Breeden.¹⁷
Alexander Campbell Coffey.¹⁸
Elizabeth Finn.¹⁹
James Blackwell.²⁰
James J. Pierce.²¹
C. C. Hawkins.²²
Dennis Hopkins.²³

     

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Campbell Coffey (Veteran).¹

     

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William Noah "The Ark" Copeland (head).¹
     Mary F. Coffey (wife).¹
     Eva J. (daughter).¹
     Emma A. (daughter).¹
     Campbell (son).¹
     Ben (son).¹
     James (son).¹
Hiram Kinzey Coffey (head).²
     Mary Ann Coffey (wife).²
     Elizabeth Caroline (daughter).²
     Earl Rufus (son).²
     James Sherman (son).²
     Jesse Lee (son).²
     Linnie Gertrude (daughter).²
     William Sidney (son).²
Benjamin Irven Coffey (head).³
     Martha A. Moss (wife).³
     Maude Marie "Rea" Murphy (granddaughter).³
     Ella Murphy (step daughter).³
     Burgess Chesley (nephew).³
Lewis Jefferson "Jeff" Eads (head).⁴
     Jennie L. (?) (wife).⁴
     Allice (daughter).⁴
     William M. (son).⁴
     Cora M. (daughter).⁴
     Liddie J. (daughter).⁴
     Amanda E. (daughter).⁴
Joseph P. Finn (head).⁵
     Mary Etta (?) (wife).⁵
     Coleman Finn (brother).⁵
George Wesley Finn (head).⁶
     Octavia P. (?) (wife).⁶
Henry Joseph Volmert (head).⁷
     Christina Mohr (wife).⁷
     Benjamin Casper (son).⁷
     Mary (daughter).⁷
     Herman Edward (son).⁷
     Gertrude M. (daughter).⁷
     Catherine (daughter).⁷
     Margaret (daughter).⁷
     Elizabeth (daughter).⁷
     Thomas (son).⁷
Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads (head).⁸
     Fanny Isabell Gremp (wife).⁸
     James Alpha (son).⁸
     Ellora O. (daughter).⁸
     Stella E. F. (daughter).⁸
     George L. (son).⁸
     Myrtle M. (daughter).⁸
Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads (head).⁹
     Louise Ellen Carnes (wife).⁹
     Louis Jefferson (son).⁹
     Maude M. (daughter).⁹
     Everett E. (son).⁹
     Bunyan (son).⁹
     Wessley (son).⁹
James Moses "Mick" Eads.¹⁰
William Marcus "Bullfrog" Copeland.¹¹
Timothy Joseph Terry.¹²
George Washington Snodgrass.¹³
Fritz Sudheimer.¹⁴
Henry Otto.¹⁵
George W. "Wash" Crum.¹⁶
George Washington "Pappy" Eads (head).¹⁷
William T. Bodendick.¹⁸
Benjamin Simpson "Massy Ben" Eads.¹⁹
Lorenzo Dow Eads.²⁰
Calvin Columbus Copeland.²¹
John Richard Copeland.²²
Clay Wilson Copeland.²³
George Eads.²⁴
Andrew Jackson "Smokey" Copeland.²⁵
John Burton Copeland.²⁶
Granville M. Copeland.²⁷
James Sherman Coffey.²⁸
James L. Eads.²⁹
David Alonzo Copeland.³⁰
Francis "Frank" Schwartze.³¹
Carolina Ellier Eads.³²
Hugh Martin N. Copeland.³³
Thomas Richard Shockley.³⁴
Andrew Jackson Branson.³⁵
Robert Russell Franklin.³⁶
Thomas Rush Crider.³⁷
William J. Branson.³⁸

     

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Hiram Kinzey Coffey (head).^1,2
     Mary Ann "Sally" Evans (wife).¹
     Earl Rufus (son).^1,2
     James Sherman (son).^1,2
     Jesse Lee (son).^1,2
     Thomas Roy (son).^1,2
Henry Matthew Böhm (head).^3,4
     Berta Peters (wife).^3,4
     Francis (son).^3,4
     Julia V. (daughter).^3,4
     Emma Edith (daughter).^3,4
     Judge John Philip Bëhm (brother).^5,6
Benjamin Irven Coffey (head).^7,8
     Martha A. Moss (wife).^7,8
     Maude Marie "Rea" Murphy (granddaughter).^7,8
     James Sherman Coffey is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Vienna, Maries County, Missouri, he was listed as a married 42-year-old white male who owned a home that was mortgaged. He was employed as a jeweler in a jewelry store. Enumerated with James were Sarah Melinda "Lindy" Copeland, Olive Irene Coffey and Willard Jackson Coffey.^7,8
     Sarah Melinda "Lindy" Copeland (wife).^7,8
     Olive Irene (daughter).^7,8
     Willard Jackson (son).^7,8
     John Richard Copeland is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri, listed as a 57-year-old farmer born in Missouri. He owned a farm which was mortgaged and listed on farm schedule 121. Enumerated with John were Virginia Ellen Bishop, Oscar Davenport "Porty" Copeland, Adam Eugene Copeland, Martha Missouri Copeland, Sylvia V. Copeland, Belvia Irene Copeland, Lela Ellen Copeland and Sarilda Bishoff.⁹
     Virginia Ellen Bishop (wife).⁹
     Oscar Davenport (son).⁹
     Adam Eugene (son).⁹
     Martha Missouri (daughter).⁹
     Sylvia V. (daughter).⁹
     Belvia Irene (daughter).⁹
     Lela Ellen (daughter).⁹
     Sarilda Bishoff (mother-in-law).⁹
John H. Copeland (head).¹⁰
     Martha Russell (wife).¹⁰
     Richard Dewey (son).¹⁰
     Joseph Daney (son).¹⁰
     Alfred Otto (son).¹⁰
     Arnold Onie (son).¹⁰
     Jessie E. Russell (sister-in-law).¹⁰
John Burton Copeland (head).¹¹
     Missouri S. Bishop (wife).¹¹
     Bertha P. (daughter).¹¹
     Earnest (son).¹¹
     Dulcie (daughter).¹¹
     Virgil Cecil (son).¹¹
Henderson Monroe Copeland (head).¹²
     Martha Lucinda "Dollie" Roberson (wife).¹²
     James Monroe (son).¹²
     William Freeman (son).¹²
     Eunice Isabella (daughter).¹²
     Steven Homer (son).¹²
     Della Mae (daughter).¹²
James L. Eads (head).¹³
     Augusta Lida (wife).¹³
     Walter (son).¹³
     Evelyn (daughter).¹³
     Bertha A. (daughter).¹³
     Wayne (son).¹³
     Pearl (daughter).¹³
Barnett "Birdeater" Eads (head).¹⁴
     Elizabeth Finn (mother).¹⁴
William Marcus "Bullfrog" Copeland (head).¹⁵
     Louisa Eveline Cowan (wife).¹⁵
     Benjamin Simpson "Massy Ben" Eads is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 60-year-old general farmer born in Missouri, both of his parents were born in Kentucky. He could read and write and owned a farm free of mortgage and listed on farm schedule 105. Enumerated with Benjamin were Sarah A. Meltabarger, Landon Franklin Eads, Martha L. Eads, James Lorenzo "Hoke" Eads and Herbert Truxton "Poggie" Eads.¹⁶
     Sarah A. Meltabarger (wife).¹⁶
     Landon Franklin (son).¹⁶
     Martha L. (daughter).¹⁶
     James Lorenzo (son).¹⁶
     Herbert Truxton (son).¹⁶
     Joseph P. Finn is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 42-year-old general farmer born in Missouri. His father was born in Kentucky and his mother in Illinois. He could read and wirte and owned a mortgaged farm listed in famr schedule 12. Enumerated with Joseph were Mary Etta (?) and Vernon S. Finn.¹⁷
     Mary Etta (?) (wife).¹⁷
     Vernon S. (son).¹⁷
     Granville M. Copeland is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 36-year-old married general farmer. He was renting a farm which is listed on farm schedule 18. Enumerated with Granville were Bertha Pearl Owens, Dewey B. Copeland, Ernest Cecil Copeland, Vergie Copeland and Lillian Copeland.¹⁸
     Bertha was enumerated with Granville M. Copeland, as "Pearl D. Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 26-year-old female born in Missouri who could read and write. She had been married for 12 years and had four children, all living.¹⁸
     Ernest Cecil (son).¹⁸
     Dewey was enumerated with Granville M. Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as an 11-year-old male born in Missouri, he could read and write and was attending school.¹⁸
     Vergie was enumerated with Granville M. Copeland, as "Verdi Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a five-year-old boy born in Missouri.¹⁸
     Lillian (daughter).¹⁸
     Hubbard R. Copeland is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 31-year-old general farmer born in Missouri. He could write but not read and rented a farm listed on farm schedule 163. Enumerated with Hubbard were Rosa Scott, Thomas Copeland, Samerta Copeland and Lee Copeland.¹⁹
     Rosa was enumerated with Hubbard R. Copeland, as "Rosa Hubbard", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 26-year-female born in Missouri and had been married for six years with three children, all living.¹⁹
     Thomas was enumerated with Hubbard R. Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a six-year-old boy born in Missouri.¹⁹
     Samerta was enumerated with Hubbard R. Copeland, as "Semeria Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a four-year-old girl born in Missouri.¹⁹
     Lee was enumerated with Hubbard R. Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a two-year-old boy born in Missouri.¹⁹
     Calvin Columbus Copeland is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 63-year-old general farmer born in Missouri, his parents were both born in Tennessee. He could read and write and owned a farm free of mortgage and listed on farm schedule 169. Enumerated with Calvin were Paulina "Uriles, Perline, Purlina" Wild, Annie Lottie "Lettie" Copeland, Mary E. "Bettie" Copeland and Elizabeth M. (?).²⁰
     Paulina was enumerated with Calvin Columbus Copeland, as "Paulina Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 56-year-old female born in Kentucky as were both of her parents. She had been married 40 years and had nine children, seven of whom were still lviing.²⁰
     Mary was enumerated with Calvin Columbus Copeland, as "Elizabeth Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 12-year-old girl born in Missouri and working as a servent at home.²⁰
     Annie was enumerated with Calvin Columbus Copeland, as "Lettie Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 12-year-old girl born in Missouri and working as a servent at home.²⁰
     Elizabeth was enumerated with Calvin Columbus Copeland, as "Elisabeth Wiles", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a widow born in Kentucky, she had six children, two of whom were still living.²⁰
     Clay Wilson Copeland is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 35-year-old general farmer born in Missouri. He owned a farm which was mortgaged and could read and write. Enumerated with Clay were Jennie Burns, Leslie L. Copeland, Dorsey H. Copeland, Clyde J. Copeland, James R. Copeland and Charlsey May Copeland.²¹
     Jennie was enumerated with Clay Wilson Copeland, as "Jennie Clay", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 32-year-old female born in Missouri as were both of her parents. She had been married 11 years and had five children all still living.²¹
     Leslie was enumerated with Clay Wilson Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as an 11-year-old male born in Missouri, he was not attending school.²¹
     Dorsey was enumerated with Clay Wilson Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a ten-year-old boy born in Missouri and atending school.²¹
     Clyde was enumerated with Clay Wilson Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as an eight-year-old boy born in Missouri and was attending school.²¹
     James was enumerated with Clay Wilson Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a five-year-old boy born in Missouri and was attending school.²¹
     Charlsey was enumerated with Clay Wilson Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 13-month-old girl born in Missouri.²¹
     Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 55-year-old general farmer born in Missouri as were both of his parents. He could read and write and owned a farm free of mortgage and listed on farm schedule 90. Enumerated with Moses were Louise Ellen Carnes, Louis Jefferson Eads, Everett E. Eads and Bunyan Eads.²²
     Louise was enumerated with Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 47-year-old female born in Missouri and had been married for 24 years with ten children of whom four were still living.²²
     Louis was enumerated with Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a single 20-year-old male born in Missouri and working on the home farm.²²
     Everett was enumerated with Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a single 17-year-old male born in Missouri, working on the home farm and not attending school.²²
     Bunyan was enumerated with Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 15-year-old boy born in Missouri and working on the home farm while attending school.²²
     Benjamin Franklin Eads is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 25-year-old general farmer born in Missouri. He could read and write and rented a farm listed on farm schedule 94. Enumerated with Benjamin were Millie Octavia "Tave" Shockley, Winfred Milton "Milt" Eads, Mayme May "Mamie" Eads and Clara Alba "Albie, Allie" Eads.²³
     Millie was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Eads, as "Octavia Eads", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 25-year-old female born in Missouri. She had been married for six years and had three children, all living.²³
     Winfred was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a five-year-old boy born in Missouri.²³
     Mayme was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a four-year-old girl born in Missouri.²³
     Clara Alba (daughter).²³
     Francis "Frank" Schwartze is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 52-year-old general farmer born in Missouri. He could read and write and owned a farm which was mortgaged and listed on farm schedule 88. Enumerated with Francis were Cunigunda Schulte, Anthony "Tony" Schwartze, John Schwartze, Margaret "Maggie" Schwartze, Benjamin Anthony Schwartze, Peter Schwartze and Steven Schwartze.²⁴
     Cunigunda was enumerated with Francis "Frank" Schwartze, as "Cunigunda Schwartze", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 46-year-old woman born in Missouri, both of her parents were born in Germany.²⁴
     Anthony was enumerated with Francis "Frank" Schwartze on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a single 22-year-old male born in Missouri and working as a carpenter.²⁴
     Benjamin was enumerated with Francis "Frank" Schwartze on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as an 11-year-old male born in Missouri and was attending school.²⁴
     John was enumerated with Francis "Frank" Schwartze on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a single 17-year-old male born in Missouri and working on the home farm.²⁴
     Margaret was enumerated with Francis "Frank" Schwartze on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a single 15-year-old girl born in Missouri, was not attending school.²⁴
     Peter was enumerated with Francis "Frank" Schwartze on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a nine-year-old boy born in Missouri and was attending school.²⁴
     Steven was enumerated with Francis "Frank" Schwartze on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a six-year-old boy born in Missouri.²⁴
James Lafayette Briggs (head).²⁵
     James (son).²⁵
     Benjamin Franklin Eads is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 56-year-old general farmer born in Missouri, his father was born in Missouri and his mother in Tennessee. He could read but not write and owned a farm which was mortgaged and list on farm schedule 26. Enumerated with Benjamin were Amanda Drusilla "Manda" Duncan, Allie Lee Eads and Evert E. Baker.²⁶
     Amanda was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Eads, as "Manda D. Eads", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 53-year-old female born in Missouri as were both of her parents, she could read and write.²⁶
     Allie was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Eads, as "Allie Eads", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 15-year-old girl born in Missouri, she was not attending school but could read and write.²⁶
     Evert was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 14-year-old boy and a orphan working on the home farm and attending school. He was living with Benjamin and Manda Eads.²⁶
     Dolph Copeland is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, as "Adolphus Copeland" listed as a 27-year-old general farmer born in Missouri. He could read and write and owned a farm free of mortgage and listed on farm schedule 28.. Enumerated with Dolph were Arizona "Zana" Pearson, Lola Copeland and Tony F. Copeland.²⁷
     Arizona was enumerated with Dolph Copeland, as "Zana Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 25-year-old female born in Missouri as were her parents. She had been married for six years and had two children, both living.²⁷
     Lola was enumerated with Dolph Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a six-year-old girl born in Missouri.²⁷
     Tony was enumerated with Dolph Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a two-year-old boy born in Missouri.²⁷
     Albert Wiseman Copeland is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 61-year-old general farmer born in Missouri, both of his parents were born in Tennessee. He owned a farm free of mortgage and listed on farm schedule 20. Enumerated with Albert were Louisa Jane Breeden, Edward A. Copeland and Edna Copeland.²⁸
     Louisa was enumerated with Albert Wiseman Copeland, as "Jane Copeland", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 57-year-old female born in Missouri, her father was born in Tennessee and her mother in Missouri. She could not read or write.²⁸
     Edward was enumerated with Albert Wiseman Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a single 18-year-old male born in Missouri. He was working on the home farm and attending school.²⁸
     Edna was enumerated with Albert Wiseman Copeland on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 14-year-old girl born in Missouri and attending school.²⁸
     Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 44-year-old general farmer born in Missouri as were both of his parents. He could read and write and owned a farm free of mortgage and listed on farm schedule 64. Enumerated with Joseph were Nancy Ellen Lawson, Ellora O. Eads, George L. Eads, Stella E. F. Eads, Myrtle M. Eads, Ruth Irma Eads, Thomas Hugh Eads and Herbert R. Eads.²⁹
     Nancy was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 43-year-old woman born in Missouri, her father was born in Illinois and her mother in Tennessee. She had been married twice, this time for five years and had eight children, all still living.²⁹
     Ellora was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a single 19-year-old girl born in Missouri, she was attending school.²⁹
     Stella was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as an 18-year-old girl born in Missouri and was attending school.²⁹
     George was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 16-year-old male born in Missouri, working on the home farm.²⁹
     Myrtle was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 12-year-old girl born in Missori and attending school.²⁹
     Ruth was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, lsited as a five-year-old girl born in Missouri.²⁹
     Thomas was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads, as "Thomas H. Eads", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a three-year-old boy born in Missouri.²⁹
     Herbert was enumerated with Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a one-year-old boy born in Missouri.²⁹
     Gustavus S. "Stavus, Gus" Eads is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 34-year-old farmer born in Missouri as were both of his parents. He could read and write and owned a farm free of mortgage and listed on farm schedule 65. Enumerated with Gustavus were Mary Elizabeth "Betty" Shockley, Lottie D. "Dassa" Eads, Fanny I. Eads and Mildred Elisabeth Barfield.³⁰
     Mary was enumerated with Gustavus S. "Stavus, Gus" Eads, as "Mary Eads", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 32-year-old female born in Missouri, she could read and write. She had been married two years in this, her second, marriage and had two children both living.³⁰
     Mildred Elisabeth (daughter).³⁰
     Lottie was enumerated with Gustavus S. "Stavus, Gus" Eads, as "Lottie D. Eads", on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 14-year-old girl born in Missouri, she could read and write and was attending school.³⁰
     Fanny was enumerated with Gustavus S. "Stavus, Gus" Eads on the 1910 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a one-year-old girl born in Missouri.³⁰
George Harve Tackett (head).³¹
     Nancy Josephine "Josie" Eads (wife).³¹
     Bertha V. (daughter).³¹
     Gertrude J. (daughter).³¹
     William Timothy (son).³¹
     Allie Leuna (daughter).³¹
     Willis Marion (son).³¹
     George Harve (son).³¹
     Mary Z. (daughter).³¹
     Lydia L. (daughter).³¹
     Lola J. (daughter).³¹
James H. Evans (head).³²
     Matilda E. (?) (wife).³²
     Lloyd J. (son).³²
     Cecil P. (son).³²
     Lizzie E. (daughter).³²
James R. Evans (head).³³
     Mary Lumina (daughter).³³
     Rebecca E. (?) (wife).³³
     Charles W. (son).³³
     Ellie (daughter).³³
     John S. (son).³³
     Clay (son).³³
     Annie L. (daughter).³³
George W. "Wash" Crum (head).³⁴
     Olive M. Harrison (wife).³⁴
     Joseph S. (son).³⁴
     Ashley Jamison (son).³⁴
     Columbus Lyouranele (son).³⁴
     Agnes E. (daughter).³⁴
     Thelma S. (daughter).³⁴
     Mary Olive (daughter).³⁴
John Morris Bull.³⁵
Herman Edward Volmert.³⁶
Charles N. Cooper.³⁷

     

******** Listed On Census ********.


Berta Peters (head).^1,2
     Emma Edith (daughter).^1,2
     Benjamin Casper Volmert (son-in-law).^1,2
     Julia V. (daughter).^1,2
     Raymond Volmert (grandson).^1,2
James H. Spratley.³
Joseph S. Crum (head).⁴
     Judge John Philip Bëhm (brother-in-law).^1,2
Andrew Jackson "Smokey" Copeland.⁵
Lorenzo Dow Eads (head).⁶
John Morris Bull.⁷
     Lorenzo Mitchell (son).⁶
Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Noblett (head).⁸
     Telitha Jane Copeland (wife).⁸
     Rosa (daughter).⁸
Thomas Washington Eads (head).⁹
     Sallie Elizabeth Brandel (wife).⁹
     Timothy Carlos (son).⁹
     Garrett Eugene (son).⁹
     Bertha Viola (daughter).⁹
Albert Wiseman Copeland (head).¹⁰
     Louisa Jane Breeden (wife).¹⁰
Edward A. Copeland (head).¹¹
     Catherine Roberds (wife).¹¹
     Kenneth (son).¹¹
Moses Washington "Zeekel" Eads (head).¹²
     Louise Ellen Carnes (wife).¹²
     Louis Jefferson (son).¹²
David Alonzo Copeland (head).¹³
     Cora L. Wakefield (wife).¹³
     Alta (daughter).¹³
     Raymond (son).¹³
     Kenneth (son).¹³
Edward Veasman.¹⁴
Benjamin Franklin Eads (head).¹⁵
     Millie Octavia "Tave" Shockley (wife).¹⁵
     Winfred Milton (son).¹⁵
     Mayme May (daughter).¹⁵
     Clara Alba (daughter).¹⁵
     William Thomas (son).¹⁵
     Edna Jewel (daughter).¹⁵
     Sarah Nadine (daughter).¹⁵
George L. Eads (head).¹⁶
     Emma Harris (wife).¹⁶
John H. Copeland (head).¹⁷
     Martha Russell (wife).¹⁷
     Richard Dewey (son).¹⁷
     Joseph Daney (son).¹⁷
     Alfred Otto (son).¹⁷
     Arnold Onie (son).¹⁷
     John Fred (son).¹⁷
     William Woodrow (son).¹⁷
John Burton Copeland (head).¹⁸
     Missouri S. Bishop (wife).¹⁸
     Earnest (son).¹⁸
     Dulcie (daughter).¹⁸
     Virgil Cecil (son).¹⁸
     Lucille (daughter).¹⁸
Ralph E. Crismon (head).¹⁹
     Maude Marie "Rea" Murphy (wife).¹⁹
     Martha A. Moss (mother-in-law).¹⁹
     Virginia L. (daughter).¹⁹
     Georgia J. (daughter).¹⁹
     Forest H. (son).¹⁹
Joseph P. Finn (head).²⁰
     Mary Etta (?) (wife).²⁰
     Vernon S. (son).²⁰
James Oliver "Ollie" Copeland (head).²¹
     Ida A. Kremmel (wife).²¹
     Frank (son).²¹
     Ruby Ruth (daughter).²¹
     Elsie M. (daughter).²¹
     Julius Raymond (son).²¹
     Goldie (daughter).²¹
Granville M. Copeland (head).²²
     Ernest Cecil (son).²²
     Dewey B. (son).²²
     Vergie (son).²²
     Lillian (daughter).²²
     Jewel (daughter).²²
Gustavus S. "Stavus, Gus" Eads (head).²³
     Mary Elizabeth "Betty" Shockley (wife).²³
     Mildred E. (daughter).²³
     Fanny I. (daughter).²³
Joseph Thomas "Sephus" Eads (head).²⁴
     Nancy Ellen Lawson (wife).²⁴
     Ruth Irma (daughter).²⁴
     Herbert R. (son).²⁴
Henderson Monroe Copeland (head).²⁵
     Martha Lucinda "Dollie" Roberson (wife).²⁵
     James Monroe (son).²⁵
     William Freeman (son).²⁵
     Eunice Isabella (daughter).²⁵
     Steven Homer (son).²⁵
     Della Mae (daughter).²⁵
     Mable Hester (daughter).²⁵
     Sterling O. (son).²⁵
Melvina J. "Vina, Poodle" Tackett (head).²⁶
     Zylphia Briggs (mother).²⁶
James Moses "Mick" Eads (head).²⁷
     Laura Belle "Arabella" Emory (wife).²⁷
     Lewis Rainey (son).²⁷
     Mae Elvia Traister (daughter-in-law).²⁷
Weldon William Eads (head).²⁸
     Effie Emiline "Ellis" Pearson (wife).²⁸
     Wilson (son).²⁸
     Lydia Mariah "Liddie, Big Lydia" Helton (mother).²⁹
Alice Elizabeth Vaughan (head).²⁹
Hiram Kinzey Coffey (head).³⁰
     Mary Ann "Sally" Evans (wife).³⁰
     Earl Rufus (son).³⁰
     James Sherman (son).³⁰
     Jesse Lee (son).³⁰
     Thomas Roy (son).³⁰
Charles Henry Finn (head).³¹
     Eva J. Copeland (wife).³¹
     Willard S. (son).³¹
     Evelyn G. (daughter).³¹
     Gracia F. (daughter).³¹
     Noah Charles (son).³¹
     Alma (daughter).³¹
William John Duffin (head).³²
     Rebecca Ann Noblett (wife).³²
     Jeffries Alia (son).³²
Henry Joseph Volmert (head).³³
     Christina Mohr (wife).³³
     Lawrence H. (son).³³
     Katherine was enumerated with Henry Joseph Volmert on the 1920 U.S. Census at Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri, listed as a 21-year-old female born in New York.³³
Calvin Columbus Copeland (head).³⁴
     Paulina "Uriles, Perline, Purlina" Wild (wife).³⁴
     Charles L. Copeland (grandson).³⁴
     Clay M. Copeland (grandson).³⁴
     Francis Marion Copeland (sister).³⁴
     Elizabeth M. (?) (mother-in-law).³⁴
John Richard Copeland (head).³⁵
     Virginia Ellen Bishop (wife).³⁵
     Oscar Davenport (son).³⁵
     Martha Missouri (daughter).³⁵
     Lela Ellen (daughter).³⁵
Richard D. Blackwell (head).³⁶
     Sarah Cansada Copeland (wife).³⁶
     Joseph Martin (son).³⁶
     Delphia Leona (daughter).³⁶
     Maniza Sarah (daughter).³⁶
     Alma Virginia (daughter).³⁶
     Lillie M. Hawkins (wife).⁴

          Mena Munion, daughter of Diedrich Munion and Mena (?), was born in 1856 in Madison County, Illinois.¹
     Mena was enumerated with her parent Diedrich Munion on the 1860 U. S. Census for township 3 north, range 8 west, Madison County, Illinois. She was listed as a four-year-old girl born in Illinois.¹

          Dorothy O. Ambrosius, daughter of John Adam Ambrosius and Ottilie K. "Tillie, Katie" Armbruster, was born in 1893 in Madison County, Illinois.¹
     She was enumerated as the daughter of John Adam Ambrosius on the 1900 U. S. Census for Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. She was listed as a seven-year-old female born in Illinois.³
     She lived with her parents, Ottilie and John, in 1910 at Illinois.⁴
     She was enumerated as the daughter of John Adam Ambrosius on the 1910 U. S. Census for Collinsville Township, ward 4, Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. She was listed as a 14-year-old girl born in Illlinois as were her parents. She was attending school.⁴ Dorothy O. Ambrosius and Clarence M. Heerlein obtained a marriage license in July 1919 at St. Louis, Missouri.²
     She lived with her husband at the residence of her father, John Adam Ambrosius and mother, Ottilie K. "Tillie, Katie" Armbruster in 1920 at 501 North Morrison Avenue in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois.⁵
     Dorothy was enumerated as the married daughter of John Adam Ambrosius under the name of "Dorothy Heirlain" on the 1920 U. S. Census for ward 4, Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. She was listed as a married 23-year-old female born in Illinois as were her parents.⁵