Ancestors/Connections of Karla Huebner
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Hans Langseth was born on 14 July 1846 at Eidsvold, Norway.1,2 He immigrated in 1867.1 After 1870 Hans Langseth married Anna Benson.2      Hans Langseth was naturalized before 1900.1 On 29 June 1900 Hans Langseth owned at farm, mortgaged, Elkton Township, Clay County, Minnesota.1 On 29 June 1900 Hans farmed at Elkton Township, Clay County, Minnesota.1 He was literate as of 29 June 1900.1 He died on 10 November 1927 at age 81.2 He was buried at Elk Creek Church Cemetery, Kensett, Worth County, Iowa.2

     Last Edited=4 Jan 2003

     Children of Hans Langseth and Anna Benson:

Emma Langseth   b. a 1877
William Langseth   b. a 1877
Nels Bernard Langseth   b. 31 Mar 1877, d. 24 Apr 1958
Carl Martin Langseth+   b. 13 May 1879, d. 28 Nov 1946
J. Oscar Langseth   b. Apr 1887
Peter Melvin Langseth   b. c 1890

Citations

1. [S21] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, MN, , Family History Center, LDS, E.D. 304, Elkton Township, sheet 11, line 53, taken 29 Jun 1900.
2. [S331] Western Minnesota Steamthreshers Association and the Red River Valley Historical Society, Clay County Family Album: A History of Rural Clay County (Dallas, TX: Taylor Publishing Company, 1976), "Elkton Township:
   Hans Nilson and Anna Langseth," p. 188.

J. Oscar Langseth was born in April 1887 at Iowa.1 He was the son of Hans Langseth and Anna Benson.1,2 He was literate as of 29 June 1900.1 J. was attending school at Clay County, Minnesota, on 29 June 1900.1

     Last Edited=29 Dec 2005

Citations

1. [S21] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, MN, , Family History Center, LDS, E.D. 304, Elkton Township, sheet 11, line 54, taken 29 Jun 1900.
2. [S331] Western Minnesota Steamthreshers Association and the Red River Valley Historical Society, Clay County Family Album: A History of Rural Clay County (Dallas, TX: Taylor Publishing Company, 1976), "Elkton Township:
   Hans Nilson and Anna Langseth," p. 188.

James Hendry was probably born circa 1820? At Scotland.1 A contract for his marriage to Charlotte Deuchar was signed on 8 December 1849 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 On 22 December 1849 James Hendry married Charlotte Deuchar, daughter of Charles Deuchar and Anne Davidson, at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. James Hendry, Maryton & Charlotte Deuchar of this.1 He died before 1881.

     Last Edited=15 Mar 2000

     Children of James Hendry and Charlotte Deuchar:

James Henry   b. 11 Nov 1850
John Hendry   b. 11 Nov 1850

Citations

1. [S19] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Craig, 1657-1819 (unknown repository, 993418) "OPR 280/3 1820-1854."

Helen Lindsay was also known as Ann Lindsay.2 She was born on 7 February 1821 at Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland. Age 32 on 1851 census; 40 on 1861 census; age 50 on 1871 census.1,3,4,5,6 She was the daughter of John Lindsay and Jane Watson.7,6 Before 1848 Helen Lindsay married James Deuchar, son of Charles Deuchar and Anne Davidson, at Scotland. The 1851 census lists Helen Lindsay as the wife of James Deuchar at Inchbridge, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. The enumeration district included "The Eastern District, bounded by the Montrose and Arbroath Turnpike Road and the Parish of Maryton on the (?) by the sea on the East & South; and by the Estuary of the South Esk on the North. Extent 2-1/2 by 2-1/2 miles." Enumerated with Charles Valentine, an apprentice shoemaker aged 18, born in Arbroath, and Jean Mitchell, a domestic servant aged 12 born in Brechin.5 She and James Deuchar appeared on the census of 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. "So much of the parish of Craig, as is bounded on the North & East by the South Esk, on the South by the Lands of Ferryden Farm, and the road leading from Ferryden to Montrose - this division includes the Village of Ferryden, and the Shoemakers house at Inchbridge." The family dwelling had three rooms with one or more windows. William Foreman, an unmarried apprentice shoemaker aged 19 and born in Kincardineshire, lived in the household.3 She and James Deuchar appeared on the census of 1881 at No. 1 Inchbridge, Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.8 Before 1896 Helen and James resided at 36 Hill Street, Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland.9 In June 1896 Helen and James resided at 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland.9 She died on 26 June 1896 at Montrose, Angus, Scotland, at age 75.9 The estate of Helen Lindsay was inventoried on 11 November 1896 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland. 10th November 1896 Inventory of the Personal Estate of the late Helen Lindsay or Deuchar At Forfar, the tenth day of November Eighteen hundred and ninety six years, The following Inventory of the Personal Estate of the late Helen Lindsay or Deuchar was presented for registration in this Register conform to Law by Arthur Dickson, Solicitor in Montrose: Inventory of the Personal or Moveable Estate and Effects, wheresoever situated, of the late Mrs. Helen Lindsay or Deuchar, Wife of an who resided with James Deuchar, Shoemaker, sometime at Number Thirty six Hill Street, Montrose, and afterwards at Number Forty three Melville Lane, there who died at Montrose on the 26th day of June 1896. I. Scotland Personal Effects of the deceased say L5-- Sum in Deposit Receipt by the National Bank of Scotland Limited in favor of the Deceased dated 29th June 1895      L 34--      Interest thereon to date of death -7-4 Share of the Deceased in the Trust Estate of her Nephew Mr. Robert Datson (?), Lochside, Montrose, who died on or about 12th February 1895 - estimated at between L30 & L40- say      40-- Amount of the Estate wheresoever situated L 82-7-4 Signed, James Deuchar, A. Mackie, J.P. At Montrose the ninth day of November Eighteen hundred and ninety six. In presence of Alexander Mackie Esquire, Banker, Montrose One of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Forfar. Appeared James Deuchar, Shoemaker, residing sometime at Number Thirty six Hill Street, Montrose, and now at Number Forty three Melville Lane there who being solemnly sworn and examined, depones: That his Wife the said Mrs. Helen Lindsay or Deuchar died at Montrose upon the twenty sixth day of June 1896 and had at the time of her death her ordinary or principal domicile in the County of Forfar That the Deponent is the husband of the said Mrs. Helen Lindsay or Deuchar. That the Deponent has entered, or is desirous to enter, upon the possession and management of the deceased's estate as Executor Dative qua husband of the Deceased. That the Deponent does not know of any testamentary settlement or writing relative to the disposal of the deceased's personal or moveable estate or effects, or any part thereof. That the foregoing Inventory, signed by the Deponent and the said Justice of the Peace as relative hereto, is a full and complete Inventory of the personal or moveable estate and effects of the said deceased, wheresoever situated, and belonging or due to her beneficially at the time of her death, including moveable estate over which deceased exercised a power of appointment, in so far as the Deponent has been able to ascertain the same. That the gross value of the moveable property in respect of which Estate Duty is payable on the death of the deceased does not exceed One hundred pounds sterling, as particularly shewn in the foregoing Inventory and in the Statement and account hereto annexed. That coonfirmation of the personal or moveable estate in Scotland is required in favour of the Deponent: All of which is truth as the Deponent shall answer to God. Signed, James Deuchar, A. Mackie. J.P. for Forfarshire.9

     Last Edited=6 Sep 2004

     Children of Helen Lindsay and James Deuchar:

John Deuchar   b. 5 Oct 1845
Charles Lindsay Deuchar+   b. 1 Aug 1847, d. 1916
Jane Deuchar+   b. 20 May 1849
Ann Deuchar   b. 1 Apr 1851
Margaret Goodlet Deuchar   b. 31 Mar 1853
Magdalene Deuchar   b. 20 Oct 1855
Elizabeth Deuchar   b. 13 Nov 1857
Helen Deuchar   b. 10 Apr 1860
George Ferrier Deuchar   b. 15 Mar 1863
James Deuchar   b. 7 May 1866, d. a 1881
Mary Deuchar   b. 25 Jan 1869

Citations

1. [S19] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Craig, 1657-1819 (unknown repository, 993418) "OPR 280/3 1820-1854."
2. [S323] Scots Origins Web Site, online unknown url, downloaded 26 Oct 1998; given as well as Helen on Jane's and Charles' christenings. Hereinafter cited as Scots Origins.
3. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
4. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village #1.
5. [S24] Unknown compiler, 1851 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub., 1851), ED 2, page 1 #1.
6. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
7. [S26] 1871 Census, Craig, E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.
8. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO Ref V. 280, ED 2, p. 3.
9. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, or Lindsay, wife of James Deuchar, Shoemaker, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 26/06/1896 at Montrose, intestate.

Ann Deuchar was born on 1 April 1851 at Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1,2 She was the daughter of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1 She was christened on 4 May 1851 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. Parents James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay, Inchbridge; not clear where birth and baptism took place.1,3 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 In 1861 Ann Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She appeared on the census of 1881 at Melville House, Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland. As a servant in the home of Hope, Mary, and Elizabeth Walker (ages 83, 73, and 71). There were two other women in the household.4 Before 1899 Ann Deuchar married (?) Sime.5      Ann Deuchar was named an heir in the will of her father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.6 Her husband may be the James Sim or Sime, grain merchant, who was an executor for her father's will.

     Last Edited=5 Jul 2005

Citations

1. [S19] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Craig, 1657-1819 (unknown repository, 993418) "OPR 280/3 1820-1854."
2. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
3. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
4. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO Ref V. 312, ED 24, p. 17.
5. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate (spelling of Ann's husband's name is uncertain).
6. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Margaret Goodlet Deuchar was born on 31 March 1853 at Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. Recorded in Craig but not clear where born and/or baptized. Parents James Deuchar & Helen Lindsay, Inchbridge.1,2,3 She was the daughter of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 In 1861 Margaret Goodlet Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.2      Margaret Goodlet Deuchar was named an heir in the will of her father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.4

     Last Edited=9 Mar 2007

Citations

1. [S19] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Craig, 1657-1819 (unknown repository, 993418) "OPR 280/3 1820-1854."
2. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
3. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
4. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Charlotte Deuchar was also known as Charlot Deuchars.2 She was christened on 10 November 1843 at Farnell, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She was the daughter of Alexander Deuchar and Margaret Valentine.1 According to the census, Charlotte Deuchar was born circa 1844 at Farnell, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 In 1851 Charlotte Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.2      Charlotte Deuchar appeared in the 1851 census of Rossiemuir, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland in the household of her grandfather Charles Deuchar.2

     Last Edited=5 Jul 2005

Citations

1. [S323] Scots Origins Web Site, online unknown url, downloaded 26 Oct 1998. Hereinafter cited as Scots Origins.
2. [S24] Unknown compiler, 1851 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub., 1851), E.D. 3, page 3, entry 9.

Sarah Knowles also went by the nickname of Sally.2 According to the census, Sarah Knowles was born circa 1809 at Inverkeilor, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 A contract for her marriage to Charles Deuchar was signed on 29 October 1852 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She married Charles Deuchar, son of John Deuchar and Jean Brewhouse, on 1 November 1852 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. The Craig parish register noted that "Charles Deuchar of this Parish and Sarah Knowles of the Parish of Maryton were matrimonially contracted on the 29th Octr, and having been regularly proclaimed, were married on the 1st November 1852."1      Sarah Knowles was named an heir in the will of her husband Charles Deuchar dated 10 May 1860 at Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She was a widow as of in 1881.3 She appeared on the census of 1881 at East Side, Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.3

     Last Edited=17 May 2003

Citations

1. [S19] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Craig, 1657-1819 (unknown repository, 993418) "OPR 280/3 marriages."
2. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com.
3. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO v. 280, ED 6, p. 5.

Charles Lindsay Deuchar was christened on 1 August 1847 at Maryton, Forfarshire, Scotland.3,4 He was the son of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1 According to the census, Charles Lindsay Deuchar was born circa 1848 at Maryton, Forfarshire, Scotland.1,5 The 1851 census lists Charles Lindsay Deuchar as the son of James Deuchar at Inchbridge, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. The enumeration district included "The Eastern District, bounded by the Montrose and Arbroath Turnpike Road and the Parish of Maryton on the (?) by the sea on the East & South; and by the Estuary of the South Esk on the North. Extent 2-1/2 by 2-1/2 miles." Enumerated with Charles Valentine, an apprentice shoemaker aged 18, born in Arbroath, and Jean Mitchell, a domestic servant aged 12 born in Brechin.6 He appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 In 1861 Charles Lindsay Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 He appeared on the census with James Deuchar in 1871 at Ferryden Road, Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.7 In 1871 Charles was a reporter at Forfarshire, Scotland.5 In December 1874 Charles Lindsay Deuchar married Edith Esther Cunnold, daughter of (?) Cunnold, at District of Prestwich, Lancashire, England.8,9 In 1881 Charles was a reporter at England.8 He was not found on the 1881 census for an unknown place . The Scottish "highlands" CD.10 He and Edith Esther Cunnold appeared on the census of 1881 at Boundary Rd., St. Cuthbert W/O, Blackwell Low, Cumberland, England.8 Circa 1885 Charles Lindsay Deuchar and Edith Esther Cunnold moved to Willow Cottage, Lower Brook Street, Long Eaton, on the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire border, England.11 Charles was employed by the local newspaper, the Long Eaton Advertiser at Long Eaton, on the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire border, England, as editor.11      Charles Lindsay Deuchar was named an heir in the will of his father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.12 He died in 1916 at England.11 He was buried on 11 November 1916 at Long Eaton Cemetery, Long Eaton, on the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire border, England.11

     Last Edited=28 Dec 2007

     Children of Charles Lindsay Deuchar and Edith Esther Cunnold:

Winifred Helen Deuchar   b. Jun 1877
Kathleen Elizabeth Deuchar   b. Mar 1879, d. Sep 1882
Alexander Robert Deuchar   b. Mar 1879
Edith Lindsay Deuchar   b. Dec 1881
Charles Cunnold Deuchar+   b. Dec 1883
Bertha Deuchar   b. c 1886
Gordon Deuchar+   b. c 1888
Norah Deuchar+   b. c 1891
James Deuchar+   b. c 1894
Angus George Deuchar+   b. 4 Aug 1898, d. 1950

Citations

1. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
2. [S1303] Graham Hind, "[no title]," e-mail message from e-mail address (unknown address) to Karla Huebner, provides middle name.
3. [S323] Scots Origins Web Site, online unknown url, downloaded 26 Oct 1998. Hereinafter cited as Scots Origins.
4. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
5. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village #1.
6. [S24] Unknown compiler, 1851 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub., 1851), ED 2, page 1 #1.
7. [S26] 1871 Census, Craig, E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.
8. [S845] FamilySearch.Org, online http://www.familysearch.org, 1881 British census, PRO RG11, 5156/87, p. 36; http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp.
9. [S1299] Free Births, Marriages, Deaths, online http://freebmd.rootsweb.com, Deuchar, Charles; Cunnold, Edith Esther; district of Prestwich, vol. 8d, p. 775 Dec 1874.
10. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census.
11. [S1303] Graham Hind, "[no title]," e-mail to Karla Huebner.
12. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Jane Deuchar was also known as Jean Deuchar.3 She was christened on 20 May 1849 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She was christened on 20 May 1849 at Parish of Maryton, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 She was the daughter of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1,3 According to the census, Jane Deuchar was born circa 1850 at Maryton, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 According to the census, Jane Deuchar was born circa 1850 at Forfarshire, Scotland.3 The 1851 census lists Jane Deuchar as the daughter of James Deuchar at Inchbridge, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. The enumeration district included "The Eastern District, bounded by the Montrose and Arbroath Turnpike Road and the Parish of Maryton on the (?) by the sea on the East & South; and by the Estuary of the South Esk on the North. Extent 2-1/2 by 2-1/2 miles." Enumerated with Charles Valentine, an apprentice shoemaker aged 18, born in Arbroath, and Jean Mitchell, a domestic servant aged 12 born in Brechin.3 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 In 1861 Jane Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 Jane Deuchar married Alexander Shand.5 She and Alexander Shand appeared on the census of 1881 at Townhead, Sorn, Ayr, Scotland.5 In December 1899 Jane resided at Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland.6      Jane Deuchar was named an heir in the will of her father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.6 She inherited all her father's heritable property at 41 Melville Lane, Montrose, sharing with her sister Magdalene the use of the washing house, cellar, water closet, and ashpit behind 41 Melville Lane; upon her death the property was to go to her son James Shand.6

     Last Edited=5 Jul 2005

     Children of Jane Deuchar and Alexander Shand:

James Shand   b. c 1875
Charles Shand   b. c 1877
Helen Shand   b. c 1879
Ann Shand   b. c 1880

Citations

1. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
2. [S323] Scots Origins Web Site, online unknown url, downloaded 26 Oct 1998. Hereinafter cited as Scots Origins.
3. [S24] Unknown compiler, 1851 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub., 1851), ED 2, page 1 #1.
4. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
5. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO v. 613, ED 10, p. 21.
6. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Magdalene Deuchar was also known as Magdlene.2 She was also known as Magdalne Deuchar.3 She was born on 20 October 1855 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. 5 years old on 1861 census, 15 on 1871.3,2,4,5 She was the daughter of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.3 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 In 1861 Magdalene Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar in 1871 at Ferryden Road, Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.6 In 1871 Magdalene was a "general servant" at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She appeared on the census with Alexander Shand and Jane Deuchar in 1881 at Townhead, Sorn, Ayr, Scotland.7 She was unmarried as of 1899.1 In December 1899 Magdalene resided at 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland, with her father, James Deuchar.1      Magdalene Deuchar was named an heir in the will of her father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She inherited her father's property at 43 Melville Lane and, along with her sister Jane, the use of the washing house, cellar, water closet, and ashpit behind 41 Melville Lane; she also inherited his household furniture, table linen, and other household effects in 1900.1

     Last Edited=5 Jul 2005

Citations

1. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.
2. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village #1.
3. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
4. [S323] Scots Origins Web Site, online unknown url, downloaded 26 Oct 1998. Hereinafter cited as Scots Origins.
5. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
6. [S26] 1871 Census, Craig, E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.
7. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO v. 613, ED 10, p. 21.

Elizabeth Deuchar was born on 13 November 1857 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1,2,3 She was the daughter of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar in 1871 at Ferryden Road, Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 In 1871 Elizabeth Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.5 She was not found on the 1881 census for Forfarshire or Kincardine, Scotland.6      Elizabeth Deuchar was named an heir in the will of her father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.7

     Last Edited=5 Jul 2005

Citations

1. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
2. [S323] Scots Origins Web Site, online unknown url, downloaded 26 Oct 1998. Hereinafter cited as Scots Origins.
3. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
4. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.
5. [S26] 1871 Census, Craig, E.D. 3, Ferryden Village #1.
6. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census.
7. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Helen Deuchar was born on 10 April 1860 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland. 11 months old at time of 1861 census.1,2 She was the daughter of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1861 at Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar in 1871 at Ferryden Road, Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 In 1871 Helen Deuchar was listed as "scholar" on the Scottish census at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 She was not found on the 1881 census for Forfarshire or Kincardine, Scotland.5 Before 1899 Helen Deuchar married (?) Scott.6      Helen Deuchar was named an heir in the will of her father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.6

     Last Edited=5 Jul 2005

Citations

1. [S25] Unknown compiler, 1861 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden #268.
2. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
3. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.
4. [S26] 1871 Census, Craig, E.D. 3, Ferryden Village #1.
5. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census.
6. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Jane Watson married John Lindsay. According to the census, Jane Watson was born circa 1791 at Logie, Scotland.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar in 1871 at Ferryden Road, Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1

     Last Edited=25 Dec 2000

     Children of Jane Watson and John Lindsay:

Alexander Lindsay+   b. 29 Aug 1811
Margaret Lindsay   b. 3 Feb 1814
John Lindsay   b. 28 Jan 1816
Jean Lindsay   b. 23 Mar 1819
Helen Lindsay+   b. 7 Feb 1821, d. 26 Jun 1896
Robert Lindsay   b. 25 Oct 1823
William Lindsay   b. 25 May 1826
David Lindsay   b. 3 Oct 1828
James Lindsay   b. 4 Oct 1831
John Lindsay   b. c 1833
Elizabeth Lindsay   b. 12 Oct 1836

Citations

1. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.

James Deuchar was born on 7 May 1866 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1,2,3 He was the son of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1 He appeared on the census with James Deuchar in 1871 at Ferryden Road, Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 He appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1881 at No. 1 Inchbridge, Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 He died after 1881.      James Deuchar was named an heir in the will of his father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.5

     Last Edited=6 Sep 2004

Citations

1. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.
2. [S323] Scots Origins Web Site, online unknown url, downloaded 26 Oct 1998. Hereinafter cited as Scots Origins.
3. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
4. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO Ref V. 280, ED 2, p. 3.
5. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Mary Deuchar was born on 25 January 1869 at Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1,2 She was the daughter of James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar in 1871 at Ferryden Road, Inchbridge, Ferryden Village, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She appeared on the census with James Deuchar and Helen Lindsay in 1881 at No. 1 Inchbridge, Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 Before 1899 Mary Deuchar married (?) Lamb.4      Mary Deuchar was named an heir in the will of her father James Deuchar dated 15 May 1900 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.4

     Last Edited=6 Sep 2004

Citations

1. [S26] Unknown compiler, 1871 Census, Parish of Craig, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 3, Ferryden Village.
2. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).
3. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO Ref V. 280, ED 2, p. 3.
4. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, 43 Melville Lane, Montrose, d. 03/12/1899 at Montrose, testate.

Mary Huebner's presumed tombstone at Loretto, Minnesota. Photo by Karla Huebner.      Mary Hübner was also known as Maria Hübner.2 According to the census, Mary Hübner was born circa 1864 at Prussia.1 She was the daughter of Ferdinand Hübner and Maria Kranz.1 She appeared on the census in the household of her parents, Ferdinand Hübner and Maria Kranz, on 3 June 1880 at a farm, dwelling #27, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.3 She was illiterate on 3 June 1880.1 On 3 June 1880 Mary Hübner was a servant at a farm, dwelling #27, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.1 She died of dropsy on 20 November 1881 at Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.4,5 She was also reported to have died on 26 November 1881 at Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.6 She was buried on 28 November 1881 at Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery near Loretto, in Hennepin County, Minnesota.5,7

     Last Edited=17 Mar 2007

Citations

1. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1254623, Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 22.
2. [S286] Letter from Helen Louise Sweet (Butte, MT) to Karla Huebner, 29 June 1997; Karla Tonine Huebner (El Cerrito, California).
3. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 19-22.
4. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 120, 125 (Date per death certificate.). Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
5. [S286] Letter from Helen Sweet 6/97, SS Peter & Paul Cath. Cem. records.
6. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 125 Date per Sts. Peter and Paul, Loretto.
7. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 125.

Elisabeth Hübner was also known as Elizabeth Hübner.2 According to the census, Elisabeth Hübner was born circa 1862 at Prussia.2,3 She was born on 17 July 1863 at Pomeriana, Prussia.1,4 She was the daughter of Ferdinand Hübner and Maria Kranz.2 She was born on 20 July.5 She appeared on the census in the household of her parents, Ferdinand Hübner and Maria Kranz, on 3 June 1880 at a farm, dwelling #27, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.6 She was illiterate on 3 June 1880.2 On 3 June 1880 Elisabeth Hübner was a servant at a farm, dwelling #27, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.2 On 21 February 1882 Elisabeth Hübner married George Schmitz, son of Peter Schmitz and Magdalena Haupert, at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, Wayzata, Hennepin County, Minnesota. It was a Catholic marriage. The Latin church record translates to: "A.D. 1882 on the 21st of February, were joined in matrimony Georgius Schmitz, born 12 October 1857 A.D., son of Petri Schmitz & Magdalena born Haupert formerly of the Diocese of Trevirenoi, Prussia, and Elisabetha Hübner born 17 July A.D. 1863 Pomeriana, daughter of Ferdinandi Hübner & Margaretha born Krenz formerly of the district of Posenia, Prussia. Witnesses Anna Schmitz & Theodore Hübner.      "They were verbally interrogated in person about their mutual consent, 3 previous banns were announced, there were no impediments, the civil license was obtained and the marriage was celebrated at St. S___ (illegible) according to the laws and rubrics of the church. [Signed and married by] P. Magnus M. Mayr, O.S.B., pastor."1,7,4,8,9,10 She died before 1900 at MN?.

     Last Edited=29 Mar 2007

     Children of Elisabeth Hübner and George Schmitz:

Helen Gertrude Schmitz+   b. 3 Apr 1885, d. 22 Feb 1931
daughter A Schmitz   b. b 1900
daughter B Schmitz   b. b 1900

Citations

1. [S286] Letter from Helen Louise Sweet (Butte, MT) to Karla Huebner, 29 June 1997; Karla Tonine Huebner (El Cerrito, California).
2. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1254623, Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 21.
3. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125 (info from 1880 census). Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
4. [S302] "Marriage record of Georgius Schmitz & Elisabetha Hübner" ( Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California), #17, Georgius Schmitz & Elisabeth Hübner.
5. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
6. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 19-22.
7. [S301] Helen Louise Sweet, "Ancestor Chart of Helen Louise Sweet", 8 November 1995 (Butte, MT). .
8. [S756] Rootsweb, online unknown url, Query by David L, Burnisky Sun Aug 17 15:52:56 1997
   http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mn/hennepin/queries/query1.htm.
9. [S1225] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, 1853-1888, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "226, Hebner Lizzie and Geo Smith, see Book 18, p. 307."
10. [S1228] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, unknown period, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "Book 18, no. 307; George Schmitz and Lisette Hübner."

Her name was sometimes spelled Baur.2 Her name was sometimes spelled Ottalie Schwengle.3 Her name was sometimes spelled Otillea.4 According to the census of 1880, Ottilia Hübner was born circa 1855 at Prussia.5 Linda Kuehn Veillet offers the birthdate on 20 June 1857 at Posenia, Prussia, but points out that this would have Ottilia and her brother (or half-brother) Theodore born only a few days apart.1,6,7,2,3,4,8 She was the daughter of Ferdinand Hübner and Maria Kranz.5 She was Catholic. She told her children that while growing up in Prussia, she had to learn to read and write (and presumably speak) Polish in order to study Catholicism.9 Ottilia Hübner and Benedikt Bauer's first child, Anthony, was born in 1875.6 She immigrated in 1876.9,4 On 14 February 1876 Ottilia Hübner married Benedikt Bauer, son of Andreas Bauer and Josefa Endres, at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. Peter and Cathie Henricks or Henrichs were the witnesses and Catholic minister P. M. Stukenkemper performed the ceremony.10,1,11,12 Their second child, Elizabeth, was born on 3 September 1877 at Minnesota.13,1 Their third child, Mary, was born on 14 September 1879 at Minnesota.14,1 The 1880 census misspelled her name as Oletea Bower.5 Ottilia Hübner and Benedikt Bauer appeared on the census of 1880 at Dwelling #28, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.15 She was literate as of 3 June 1880.5 Their fourth child, Peter, was born on 13 July 1881 at Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.1,6,8 Circa 1882 both Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner were members of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota. The church assessed Benedict $20 in church dues on the basis of his farm acreage. He had only paid $10 and gone to communion twice before he died.16 Ottilia Hübner was widowed by the death of her husband Benedikt Bauer on 23 June 1882 at Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.17,6,18 She was a widow between 23 June 1882 and 30 October 1882.16 She married second Alois Joseph Schwengle, son of Alois J. Schwengle and Theresa Schmatz, on 30 October 1882 at (book 20, 1881-3), Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota. The witnesses were Theodor Hübner and Maria Kaiser jr. The Catholic minister did not sign.1,2,19,20 Her name was sometimes spelled Otelia in 1883.21 On 11 January 1883, Ferdinand Hübner sold the land he had bought from his son-in-law Benedict Bauer to his daughter Ottilia for the same price of $100. This may have been preparatory to his moving to Minneapolis.22      Ottilia Hübner witnessed the marriage of Amelia Schandel and Theodore J. Hübner on 18 October 1887 at Hennepin County, Minnesota.23,1,24,25,26,27 On 1 June 1900 Ottilia Hübner had 11 living of 12 total children.4 She was literate as of 1 June 1900.4 She and Alois Joseph Schwengle appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.28 Ottilia Hübner was widowed by the death of her husband Alois Joseph Schwengle on 1 March 1923 at Greenwood Township, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.29,6,30 She died of ulceration of the stomach with several hemorrhages from the stomach, lasting two months, at age 72 years, 10 months, 21 days on 11 May 1930 at Greenwood Township, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota, at age 72.1,6,3,31 The funeral for Ottilia Hübner was held at Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.32 She was buried at Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Row 8, Lot 12, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota. Apparently her brother Theodore was late getting to the funeral that morning and the undertaker had to brush the dirt off the casket and open it so that he and his family could see her.32,6,33

     Last Edited=29 Mar 2007

     Children of Ottilia Hübner and Benedikt Bauer:

Anthony Bauer+   b. 1875, d. 30 Aug 1910
Elizabeth Bauer+   b. 3 Sep 1877, d. 26 Aug 1952
Mary Bauer   b. 14 Sep 1879, d. 24 Jun 1961
Peter Bauer   b. 13 Jul 1881, d. 27 Sep 1926

     Children of Ottilia Hübner and Alois Joseph Schwengle:

Theodore Schwengle   b. 22 Jul 1883, d. 11 Nov 1899
Anna Maria Schwengle+   b. 25 Dec 1884, d. 16 Mar 1955
Joseph Alois Schwengle+   b. 11 Oct 1886, d. 3 Sep 1952
Josephine C. Schwengle   b. 7 May 1888, d. 21 Oct 1939
Theresa Schwengle+   b. 15 Jul 1890, d. 14 Aug 1939
Alois Schwengle   b. 24 Feb 1892, d. 31 Oct 1954
Catherine Elizabeth Schwengle+   b. 30 Nov 1893, d. 20 Sep 1972
John Otto Schwengle   b. 14 Jun 1896, d. 28 May 1962

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S300] Unknown spouses' names marriage, 1881-1886, in SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Marriages 1881-1886: unknown manuscript info, unknown repository, unknown repository address, p. 3.
3. [S401] Unknown volume, Register of Deaths, Township of Greenwood, County of Hennepin : no. 4, p. 214 (1914-1930), informant Josephine Schwengle of Loretto, Small volumes in a folder, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minnesota. Hereinafter cited as Greenwood Deaths.
4. [S487] June 1 1900 Federal Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , LDS 1240770, Greenwood Township, family 86, SD 5, ED 141, Sheet 6, line 2, 15-16 June 1900.
5. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1254623, Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 24.
6. [S83] Tombstone, Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota; Karla Huebner, tombstone.
7. [S286] Letter from Helen Louise Sweet (Butte, MT) to Karla Huebner, 29 June 1997; Karla Tonine Huebner (El Cerrito, California), info from Ottilia's marriage to A. Schwingler.
8. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
9. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 119.
10. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 23.
11. [S1225] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, 1853-1888, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "vol. 1, 226, Hebner Othelia & Benedict Powers, see Book 10, page 520."
12. [S1227] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, unknown period, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "Book 10, no. 529; Benedict Bauer and Otilia Hebner."
13. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 26.
14. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 27.
15. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, ED 210, sheet 3, lines 23-27, 3 June 1880.
16. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123.
17. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123, 125 (from death certificate).
18. [S400] Unknown volume, Register of Births in the Township of Greenwood, County of Hennepin, Minnesota : Deaths, No. 6, registered December 30, 1882, Handwritten register starting in 1871, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minnesota. Hereinafter cited as Greenwood Births.
19. [S1225] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, 1853-1888 "vol. 1, 226, Heebner Otilzia and A. Schwugle, see Book 20, p. 90."
20. [S1228] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, unknown period, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "Book 20, no. 90; Alois Schwngle and Otelejea Heebner."
21. [S400] Unknown volume, Greenwood Births : No. 9, registered December 31, 1883, Minnesota Historical Society.
22. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 120; Hennepin County land records.
23. [S27] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, LaMoure County, North Dakota, , Family History Center, LDS 1,240,760, Wano Township, SD 199, ED 86, Sheet 7, 18-19 June 1900, Line 70. The 1900 census listed them as being married 12 years..
24. [S287] 15 April 1910 1910 Census, Clay County, Minnesota, San Francisco, California, Sutro Library 693, ED 48, Sheet 4-5, Spring Prairie Township, line 59 The 1910 census lists 22 years' marriage..
25. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
26. [S1225] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, 1853-1888 "vol. 2, Heebner Theodore and Schendel Amelia, Book 37, page 36."
27. [S1229] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, unknown period, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "Book 37, no. 36; Theodore Heebner and Amalia Schendel."
28. [S487] June 1 1900 Federal Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, family 86, SD 5, ED 141, Sheet 6, line 1-9, 15-16 June 1900.
29. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 101, 104, 125.
30. [S399] German Interest Group, compiler, Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery (n.p.: Minnesota Genealogical Society, 1982), p. 6/9 (book has two sets of numbers). Hereinafter cited as Sts. Peter & Paul.
31. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, viewed 7 July 2001, certificate 1930-MN-005244.
32. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 122 (source: 1979 letter from John Kuehn), 125.
33. [S399] German Interest Group, Sts. Peter & Paul, p. 6/8 (book has two sets of numbers).

Benedikt Bauer      Benedikt Bauer was also known as Benedict Bauer.2 He was misspelled on the 1880 census as Benedic Bower.3,4 He was Catholic.5 He was born on 3 November 1839 at Rosshaupten bein Füssen, Baden, Germany. The 1880 census listed him as 41, and his parents as born in Baden. Rosshaupten is said to be at the foot of the Alps.3,6,1 He was christened on 3 November 1839 at Rosshaupten bein Füssen, Baden.7,1 He was the son of Andreas Bauer and Josefa Endres.2,1 At Germany, Benedikt Bauer was a "brewmeister," according to family tradition.8 He immigrated on 6 December 1873 to New York, New York. According to Germans to America, 32-year-old Benedict Bauer arrived on the Westphalia from Hamburg via Southampton. His occupation was listed as brewer, so it is fairly safe to assume that this is the correct Benedict Bauer.9 Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner's first child, Anthony, was born in 1875.10 On 14 February 1876 Benedikt Bauer married Ottilia Hübner, daughter of Ferdinand Hübner and Maria Kranz, at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. Peter and Cathie Henricks or Henrichs were the witnesses and Catholic minister P. M. Stukenkemper performed the ceremony.3,2,11,12 Their second child, Elizabeth, was born on 3 September 1877 at Minnesota.13,2 The Midwestern grasshopper plague of the 1870s didn't bypass Wright County. "Slight locust invasions were reported in 1868, 1871 and 1872. "Wright county was visited again, however, in 1873, when a new horde made its appearance. Although they deposited many eggs here, the next winter, quite severe, killed most of them so that few hoppers were seen in the spring of 1874. They showed up to some extent in 1876 and 1877 but it was in 1878 that the greatest damage was done. "That year they came in such hordes in the month of April that everyone almost gave up in despair. It was no use to plant, men argued, and nearly all agreed. A day was set aside for prayer, however, in the hope that a divine and kindly providence might intervene. Providence must have heeded their petitions, for the night after the prayer observance a killing frost came that froze every grasshopper as stiff and solid as a stone." Between 1873 and 1878.14 Numerous German immigrants settled in Wright County and became the second-largest immigrant group after the Swedes. Frankfort and Franklin became predominantly German. Circa 1895.15 Their third child, Mary, was born on 14 September 1879 at Minnesota.16,2 Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner appeared on the census of 1880 at Dwelling #28, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.17 On 3 June 1880 Benedikt farmed at dwelling #28, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.3 He was literate as of 3 June 1880.3 On June 8, 1880, a land transaction was filed with no purchase date given. In this transaction, Benedict Bauer of Frankfort, Wright County, sold to Frederick Hebner [sic] of Greenwood, the east half of SE 1/4 of Sec 26 for $100 to have and hold during the natural life of said Frederick Hohene [sic] and his wife, providing he pay all taxes. Theodore Hübner witnessed the transaction. Since the census shows Benedict Bauer living in Greenwood Township at this time, it is puzzling that he is listed as "of Frankfort, Wright County" unless this merely refers to Benedict's postal address. Frankfort was not far from Greenwood Township.18 In 1881 Benedikt resided at Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota, He had 160 acres in Section 26 and his post office was in Rockford.19 Their fourth child, Peter, was born on 13 July 1881 at Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.2,10,20 Circa 1882 both Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner were members of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota. The church assessed Benedict $20 in church dues on the basis of his farm acreage. He had only paid $10 and gone to communion twice before he died.5 He died of consumption or, per Greenwood County deaths, a "Liver Complaint" on 23 June 1882 at Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota, at age 42.21,10,4 He was buried at Sts. Peter and Paul cemetery, Row 12, Lot 4, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.2,10,22

     Last Edited=29 Mar 2007

     Children of Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner:

Anthony Bauer+   b. 1875, d. 30 Aug 1910
Elizabeth Bauer+   b. 3 Sep 1877, d. 26 Aug 1952
Mary Bauer   b. 14 Sep 1879, d. 24 Jun 1961
Peter Bauer   b. 13 Jul 1881, d. 27 Sep 1926

Citations

1. [S299] Letter from Friedrich Jr., Kaiser (Kath. Pfarramt, Rosshaupten) to Linda Kuehn Veillet, 16 January 1981; Karla Tonine Huebner (El Cerrito, California).
2. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
3. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1254623, Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 23.
4. [S400] Unknown volume, Register of Births in the Township of Greenwood, County of Hennepin, Minnesota : Deaths, No. 6, registered December 30, 1882, Handwritten register starting in 1871, Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, Minnesota. Hereinafter cited as Greenwood Births.
5. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123.
6. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123, 125.
7. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123, 133 Linda Kuehn Veillet cites the baptismal records of Kath. Pfarramt, Rosshaupten, D-8959.
8. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123, 133 (info from Joe Milstroh).
9. [S20] Ira A. & P. William Filby Glazier, Germans to America: Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports (n.p.: n.pub.), v. 31, Dec. 1873-Dec. 1874, p. 10. More Cousins than You Can Shake a Stick At hypothesizes 1876, but only on the grounds that his wife seems to have arrived then..
10. [S83] Tombstone, Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota; Karla Huebner, tombstone.
11. [S1225] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, 1853-1888, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "vol. 1, 226, Hebner Othelia & Benedict Powers, see Book 10, page 520."
12. [S1227] Index to Hennepin County marriages, unknown second location, unknown period, compiled by Minnesota District Court (Hennepin County), Hennepin County, unknown compile date "Book 10, no. 529; Benedict Bauer and Otilia Hebner."
13. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 26.
14. [S373] C.A. French, Condensed History of Wright County 1851-1935 (Peru, Indiana: Frank B. Lamson, 1935), p. 14. Hereinafter cited as Wright County condensed.
15. [S373] C.A. French, Wright County condensed, p. 41.
16. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 27.
17. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, ED 210, sheet 3, lines 23-27, 3 June 1880.
18. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 119; Hennepin County land records.
19. [S374] J. Fletcher Williams, History of Hennepin County and the City of Minneapolis, including the Explorers and Pioneers of Minnesota (Minneapolis: North Star Publishing Company, 1881), Greenwood Township Directory, p. 679. Hereinafter cited as Hennepin County History.
20. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
21. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123, 125 (from death certificate).
22. [S399] German Interest Group, compiler, Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery (n.p.: Minnesota Genealogical Society, 1982), p. 1/11 (book has two sets of numbers). Hereinafter cited as Sts. Peter & Paul.

Anthony Bauer was also known as Anton Bower.2 He was born in 1875.3 He was the son of Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner.2 He was also reported to have been born circa 8 January 1876 at Minnesota, According to Linda Kuehn Veillet, Anthony Bauer was born either in 1875 or 1876. The 1880 census suggests 1876.2,4 He was christened at St. Michael, Wright County, Minnesota.5 He appeared on the census in the household of his parents, Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner, in 1880 at Dwelling #28, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.6 He appeared on the census with Ferdinand Hübner and Maria Kranz in 1885 at the third ward, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.7 He appeared on the census with Maria Kranz in 1895 at 2401 Crystal Lake Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota.8 On 4 March 1901 Anthony Bauer married Mabel Price, daughter of Thomas Price and Mary Reynolds, at "probably" Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.9 Anthony was a "Ry. laborer" (railroad laborer?).10 Anthony resided at 1857 E. 24th St., Minneapolis?, Hennepin County, Minnesota.10 On 30 August 1910 Anthony Bauer died from a mitral-aortic biscuspid insufficiency, which he had had for three years at Minneapolis City Hospital, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.11,12,13 He was buried at Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Lot A16 near Loretto, in Hennepin County, Minnesota.9,3,14

     Last Edited=17 Mar 2007

     Children of Anthony Bauer and Mabel Price:

Anthony Bauer   b. 8 Jun 1902, d. 1922
Mabel Alice Bauer+   b. 24 May 1904, d. 12 Aug 1978

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1254623, Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 25.
3. [S83] Tombstone, Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota; Karla Huebner, tombstone.
4. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 125, 133 "1875 date from Catherine Mumm. 1876 date from his death certificate.".
5. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 125, 133 ("Ralph Preston says that Anthony was baptized at St. Michael, but their [sic] have no record of this.").
6. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, ED 210, sheet 3, lines 23-27, 3 June 1880.
7. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 120; 1885 Minnesota State Census, City of Mpls., 3rd Ward, p. 230.
8. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 120.
9. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 126.
10. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123 (info from death certificate).
11. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123, 126 (latter gives 1919 but data on 123 supports 1910; info from death certificate).
12. [S83] Tombstone, Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota, tombstone gives 1910.
13. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, checked 27 October 2001, 1910-MN-019069.
14. [S399] German Interest Group, compiler, Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery (n.p.: Minnesota Genealogical Society, 1982), p. 1/8 (book has two sets of numbers). Hereinafter cited as Sts. Peter & Paul.

Elisabeth (Bauer) Milstroh and sons Henry and Joe      Elizabeth Bauer also went by the nickname of Lizzie.1 She was also known as Louise.2 She was misspelled as Elizabeth Bower on the 1880 census.3 She was born on 3 September 1877 at Minnesota.3,1 She was christened at St. Michael, Wright County, Minnesota.1 She was the daughter of Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner.3 She appeared on the census in the household of her parents, Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner, in 1880 at Dwelling #28, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.4 Elizabeth was employed by laundries ironing shirts "all her life."5 On 23 September 1901 Elizabeth Bauer married Joseph Henry Milstroh, son of Godfried Milstroh and Gertrude (Rachel) Mach.6,7 She and Joseph Henry Milstroh were divorced in 1908.6 She married second Frank (?).6 She married third Alfred Poulin.6 Elizabeth Bauer and Alfred Poulin had no children.6 She died on 26 August 1952 at Minneapolis, Minnesota, at age 74.6,8 She was buried at St. Anthony's Cemetery in Minneapolis.6,7

     Last Edited=17 Mar 2007

     Children of Elizabeth Bauer and Joseph Henry Milstroh:

Henry Joseph Milstroh+   b. 16 Oct 1903, d. 23 Aug 1974
Joseph Henry Milstroh+   b. 12 Mar 1906, d. 24 Apr 1981

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S678] Patrick e-mail address Montague, "My Montague/Milstroh - Rasinski/Forcier Ancestors," online at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/, http://www.rootsweb.com , examined 7 April 2002.
3. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1254623, Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 26.
4. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, ED 210, sheet 3, lines 23-27, 3 June 1880.
5. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123.
6. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 126.
7. [S991] Pedigree Resource File, online http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp, info submitted by Avone Marie Wood HOLMES, 3860 McHugh Drive Helena, MT 59602 (further data on Disk 50).
8. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, checked 31 March 2002, 1952-MN-022343 as Lizzie Poulin.

Mary (Bauer) Brodahl      Mary Bauer was misspelled as Mary Bower on the 1880 census.2 She was born on 14 September 1879 at Minnesota.2,1 She was the daughter of Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner.2 She was christened on 16 September 1879 at St. Michael, Wright County, Minnesota. "Maria Baur. Anno domini 1879 dei vero? duiend? quarto nuta? deime? reda? apand? Lytizata? ut Maria filia lyediau? Benededi? Baur et Odilia Hibner conzezame? St. Michals hiverdu? fuent? Henricus Becker? et Maria Hibner." Her sponsor was Maria Huebner, but whether this was her aunt or her grandmother is unknown.3,4 She appeared on the census in the household of her parents, Benedikt Bauer and Ottilia Hübner, in 1880 at Dwelling #28, Greenwood Township, Hennepin County, Minnesota.5 In 1885 her grandmother (thought to be her grandmother Maria Hübner) gave her a German prayer book, Himmlisches Palmgärtlein Geget - und Audachtulauch für Katholische Christen (spelling approximate). In 1981 it was in the possession of her Milstroh relatives.6 On 11 March 1903 Mary Bauer married John Brodahl.7 Mary and John Brodahl were employed by the Luther Ford Company, which produced Mrs. Stewart's Blueing; Mary made corks for the bottles.6 Mary Bauer and John Brodahl had no children.7 Before 1924 Mary and John resided at Hillside Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota.6 When Mary and John sold their house on Hillside Avenue in 1924, they got "a cottage on Clark Lake, Nisswa, Minnesota... in trade". They bought two more lots in 1938 and built a larger cottage, and after they retired "they would go up after Memorial Day and stay until after Labor Day. They loved to fish." Around 1947 they sold the small cottage.6 She died on 24 June 1961 at Minneapolis, Minnesota, at age 81.7 She was buried at Crystal Lake Cemetery in Minneapolis.7

     Last Edited=17 Mar 2007

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1254623, Greenwood Township, SD 2, ED 210, page 3, 3 June 1880, line 27.
3. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 119, 125.
4. [S376] Unknown record type, Family History Center, LDS, ; , 1976, Codex Secundus: Ecclesia ad Sanctum Wickballem adicata Frankfort (Crow River) Liber Baptizatorum Ann: 1872 etc..
5. [S28] 1 June 1880 1880 Census, Hennepin County, Minnesota, , Greenwood Township, ED 210, sheet 3, lines 23-27, 3 June 1880.
6. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 124 (letter from Joe Milstroh, 1979).
7. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 126.

Appears on charts:
     Pedigree for William Anthony Huebner

Wilhelm Schandel (looks suspiciously like Theodore Huebner). Photo in possession of Jim Huebner.      Wilhelm Schandel was also known as William Schandel.2 He was also known as Schendel.3 He was also known as William Schandel.3 He was born in 1833 at Posen, Germany.4 He was born on 19 June 1834 at Germany.5,6 According to the census, Wilhelm Schandel was born in June 1836 at Germany.3 Circa 1859 Wilhelm Schandel married Henrietta Schelling, daughter of (?) Schelling.3 Wilhelm was a manager for a group of farms for a large landowner at Germany.7,4 In 1886 Wilhelm and Henrietta resided at near Watertown, Wisconsin.4 He immigrated in 1886.3,4 Circa 1887 Wilhelm was a barn boss for an ice company for two years at Minneapolis, Minnesota.7,4 Circa 1889 Wilhelm was a laborer for one year at Minnesota.4 In 1890 Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling moved to Swanville, Morrison County, Minnesota. William Schandel bought a 20-acre farm in Todd County.4 Circa 1895 Wilhelm Schandel sold their home at Minnesota.4 Circa 1895 Wilhelm Schandel bought an 80-acre farm at Twin Lakes, Pike Creek Township, Morrison County, Minnesota.4      Wilhelm Schandel was naturalized before 4 June 1900.3 He was illiterate but could speak English as of on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.3 As of on 4 June 1900 Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling had six living of eight total children.8 He appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.9 In 1902 Wilhelm Schandel sold an 80-acre farm at Twin Lakes, Pike Creek Township, Morrison County, Minnesota, to Charles August Schandel.4 In 1902 Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling moved to the Fred Woehlert family.4 In 1908 Wilhelm Schandel moved to the home of his son in Swanville, Minnesota.4 He died in 1917 at the home of his son in Swanville, Swanville, Morrison County, Minnesota.4,10 He was also reported to have died in June 1918 at Spring Prairie Township, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.5 He was also reported to have died on 15 June 1918 at Todd County, Minnesota.2 He was buried at Oakland Cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.5

     Last Edited=6 Nov 2005

     Children of Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling:

Minnie Schandel+   b. 22 Feb, d. b 1937
Emilie Schandel+   b. 12 May 1864, d. 23 Oct 1934
Amelia Schandel+   b. 10 Mar 1868, d. 6 Jan 1919
Gust Schandel+   b. 17 May 1871?, d. b Oct 1934
Charles August Schandel+   b. 3 May 1875, d. 19 Dec 1955
Frederick Martin Schandel+   b. 18 Feb 1881, d. 28 Jul 1951

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, examined 15 May 2002; 1918-MN-019569.
3. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 19.
4. [S900] Clarence Tuller. Fred Schandel, Biography, 1 March 1937, Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository address, from copy owned by Jim Huebner.
5. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
6. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
7. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 121.
8. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 20.
9. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
10. [S1196] Unknown author, unknown record type, unknown date, unknown location (Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository reference) "Descendants of William Schandel, chart submitted by Janet TerBest, 11560 Ponderosa Lane, Franktown, CO 80116, 303-841-3056, August 24, 2002."

Appears on charts:
     Pedigree for William Anthony Huebner

Henrietta Schelling was also known as Schendel.1 According to the census, Henrietta Schelling was born in April 1834 at Germany.1 She was the daughter of (?) Schelling. She was also reported to have been born circa 1838 at Posen, Germany.3 She was born on 21 April 1838.4,5,6,7 Circa 1859 Henrietta Schelling married Wilhelm Schandel.8 In 1886 Henrietta and Wilhelm resided at near Watertown, Wisconsin.3 In 1890 Henrietta Schelling and Wilhelm Schandel moved to Swanville, Morrison County, Minnesota. William Schandel bought a 20-acre farm in Todd County.3 She was illiterate and could not speak English as of on 4 June 1900.1 As of on 4 June 1900 Henrietta Schelling and Wilhelm Schandel had six living of eight total children.1 She appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.9 In 1902 Henrietta Schelling and Wilhelm Schandel moved to the Fred Woehlert family.3 She died on 12 December 1907 at Morrison County, Minnesota, at age 73.5,10 She was also reported to have died in 1908.3,7

     Last Edited=14 Jul 2005

     Children of Henrietta Schelling and Wilhelm Schandel:

Minnie Schandel+   b. 22 Feb, d. b 1937
Emilie Schandel+   b. 12 May 1864, d. 23 Oct 1934
Amelia Schandel+   b. 10 Mar 1868, d. 6 Jan 1919
Gust Schandel+   b. 17 May 1871?, d. b Oct 1934
Charles August Schandel+   b. 3 May 1875, d. 19 Dec 1955
Frederick Martin Schandel+   b. 18 Feb 1881, d. 28 Jul 1951

Citations

1. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 20.
2. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
3. [S900] Clarence Tuller. Fred Schandel, Biography, 1 March 1937, Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository address, from copy owned by Jim Huebner.
4. [S313] James Michael Huebner. Unknown subject, James Michael Huebner, Pleasanton, Alameda County, California, Didn't show year; 1838 added by 2003..
5. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
6. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
7. [S1196] Unknown author, unknown record type, unknown date, unknown location (Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository reference) "Descendants of William Schandel, chart submitted by Janet TerBest, 11560 Ponderosa Lane, Franktown, CO 80116, 303-841-3056, August 24, 2002 (gives year)."
8. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 19.
9. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
10. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, 1907-53-2597 (check this because web site calculates birth date as 1897, though born in Germany).

Emilie (Schandel) Woehlert (Photo in possession of Jim Huebner)      Emilie Schandel was also known as Amelia Per Linda Kuehn Veillet, "Amelia [Schandel Huebner] ... for some reason, had a sister named Amelia."2,3,4 Her name was sometimes spelled Emilie Schendel.1,5 Emilie was employed by a large vineyard, picking grapes for wine-making. It belonged to a brewer. "He was very kind and thoughtful. He always carried a jug of wine, which he administered to the pickers when they seemed tired or sick and weak. He constantly warned them to rest occasionally."6 She was also reported to have been born in 1863 at Posen, Germany.6,4 She was born on 12 May 1864 at Germany.1,7 She was the daughter of Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling.1 She was Lutheran.6 She was confirmed circa 1877.6 She and Amelia Schandel immigrated in 1885 to Minneapolis, Minnesota.6 She and Amelia Schandel immigrated circa 1886. According to Jim Huebner, they were sick the whole time.8 She immigrated in 1886.1 She and Amelia Schandel immigrated on 13 October 1886 to Baltimore, Maryland. Germans to America lists Mathilde and Amalie Schendel, ages 23 and 19, as arriving in Baltimore from Germany (Bremen) on the Main. Their occupation was listed as servant. The ages are about right; what needs to be discovered is whether Emilie was also known as Mathilde. It seems far-fetched, yet stranger things have happened (like two sisters known as Emilie and Amelia). Perhaps Emilie's baptismal name was Mathilde but she didn't care for it.9,10 Between 1887 and 1891 Emilie and Fred resided at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.6 On 21 August 1887 Emilie Schandel married Fred Woehlert, son of Christian Woehlert and Maria Steinborg, at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.11,2,12,6 On 21 August 1887 Emilie Schandel married Fred Woehlert, son of Christian Woehlert and Maria Steinborg, at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.4 She was illiterate as of on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, However, she could speak English.1 As of on 4 June 1900 Emilie Schandel and Fred Woehlert had five living of five children.1 She and Fred Woehlert appeared on the census of 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.13 She was also known as Amelia Shendler.14 Emilie resided at 500 4th Ave., W. Side, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.15 Emilie and Fred resided at 500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.6 Emilie was active in the Ladies Aid of the Zion Lutheran church.6 Emilie and Fred resided at 404 2nd St. SE, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.12 She and Fred Woehlert appeared on the census of 1930 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota. Ancestry.com. She died on 23 October 1934 at Morrison County, Minnesota, at age 70.3,4 She was also reported to have died at Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, California.12

     Last Edited=14 Jul 2005

     Children of Emilie Schandel and Fred Woehlert:

Herman Max Woehlert+   b. 3 Jul 1889, d. 5 Sep 1950
Fritz K. Woehlert   b. 1891
William Woehlert   b. 10 Dec 1893, d. 22 Oct 1910
Olga Martha Woehlert+   b. 20 May 1897, d. 9 Feb 1985
Christian Woehlert   b. 1900, d. c 1905
Gustav Woehlert   b. Feb 1900
Lydia Woehlert   b. 17 Jun 1904, d. 4 Sep 1917
Martha Woehlert   b. 1906, d. 1906

Citations

1. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 13.
2. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 121. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
3. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, viewed 5 July 2001, certificate 1934-MN-008916.
4. [S1197] Unknown author, unknown record type, unknown date, unknown location (Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository reference) "Family sheet for Fred Woehlert."
5. [S969] Herman Max Woehlert entry, Herman Max Woehlert death certificate, Alameda County, Oakland, Alameda County, California.
6. [S954] Interview with Fred, and Olga Plettl Woehlert (500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E. Little Falls), by Clarence Tuller, February 1937. James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, Alameda County, California). Interview was printed Friday, March 29, 1940, in a local paper..
7. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
8. [S45] Conversation between James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, California), and karla Huebner, 7 July 1996. .
9. [S20] Ira A. & P. William Filby Glazier, Germans to America: Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports (n.p.: n.pub.), v. 53, May 1886-January 1887, p. 323. If correct, this would corroborate Jim Huebner's information that the sisters came together..
10. [S507] Mathilde and Amalie Schendel entry; S.S. Main passenger list, 13 Oct 1886, 49 cabin passengers, 940 steerage; in M-255; Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at Baltimore, MD Oct 2, 1886 to May 31, 1887 (n.p.: NARA), 42.
11. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12.
12. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
13. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
14. [S1108] Minnesota Historical Society Birth Index, online unknown url, 1904-16327. Hereinafter cited as MHS Birth Index.
15. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar Karla Tonine Huebner.

Fred Woehlert, Sr. (Photo in possession of Jim Huebner)      Fred Woehlert was also known as Fred Woehlet.2 He was also known as Fred Whoehlerd.3 He was born on 14 February 1860 at Germany.3,4 He was the son of Christian Woehlert and Maria Steinborg.2 He was born on 26 February 1860 at Brandenburg, Posen, Germany.5,6 He immigrated in 1886.3 Between 1887 and 1891 Fred and Emilie resided at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.5 On 21 August 1887 Fred Woehlert married Emilie Schandel, daughter of Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling, at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.6 On 21 August 1887 Fred Woehlert married Emilie Schandel, daughter of Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling, at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.3,1,7,5      Fred Woehlert was naturalized at Morrison County, Minnesota.8      Fred Woehlert was naturalized before 1900.3 As of on 4 June 1900 Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel had five living of five children.9 He was literate as of 4 June 1900.3 On 4 June 1900 Fred was a stonemason employed five months of the census year as of at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.3 On 4 June 1900 Fred Woehlert owned a mortgaged house at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.3 He and Emilie Schandel appeared on the census of 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.10 He was also known as Fritz Wohlert.11 In 1904 Fred was a mason.11 Fred and Emilie resided at 500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.5 He and Emilie Schandel appeared on the census of 1930 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota. Ancestry.com. Fred and Emilie resided at 404 2nd St. SE, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.7 He attended the funeral of Theodore J. Hübner at the cemetery of St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Row 12, Lot 1, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.12,13,14 He died on 28 November 1940 at Morrison County, Minnesota, at age 80.15,6       On 29 November 1940 his obituary was "Funeral rites for Fred Woehlert, 80, will be held by Rev J. H. Klausmeier Sunday evening, with services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Plettl at 2 o'clock and at 2:30 in Zions Lutheran church. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery. Mr. Woehlert died 12 o'clock Thursday, sfollowing several days illness due to a heart attack. "Born in Brandenburg, Germany, Feb. 26, 1860, Mr. Woehlert came to America at the age of 26, settling in Minneapolis and where he was married to Amelia Schandel on August 21, 1887. After a four years' residence in Minneapolis the couple came to Little Falls to make their home. Mrs. Woehlert died Oct. 23, 1934. "Mr. Woehlert learned his trade as bricklayer in Germany, and worked on many of the most substantial buildings in the city, including the Buckman and McConnel Hotels, and the Nelson studio. He was an active member in the Bricklayers' Union No. 13 until a few years ago when he retired from active work. He also was a member of Zions Lutheran church of this city. "Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Otto Plettl, Little Falls, and two sons, Herman and Fed, of Sioux Falls, S.D. There are four grandchildren. Four children preceded him in death: Willie, Christian, Lydia and Martha.".16 He was buried at Zion Lutheran Church Oakland Cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.6 He was also reported to have died at Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, California.7

     Last Edited=3 Sep 2005

     Children of Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel:

Herman Max Woehlert+   b. 3 Jul 1889, d. 5 Sep 1950
Fritz K. Woehlert   b. 1891
William Woehlert   b. 10 Dec 1893, d. 22 Oct 1910
Olga Martha Woehlert+   b. 20 May 1897, d. 9 Feb 1985
Christian Woehlert   b. 1900, d. c 1905
Gustav Woehlert   b. Feb 1900
Lydia Woehlert   b. 17 Jun 1904, d. 4 Sep 1917
Martha Woehlert   b. 1906, d. 1906

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 121. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S313] James Michael Huebner. Unknown subject, James Michael Huebner, Pleasanton, Alameda County, California, Info probably from Olga Plettl.
3. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12.
4. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
5. [S954] Interview with Fred, and Olga Plettl Woehlert (500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E. Little Falls), by Clarence Tuller, February 1937. James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, Alameda County, California). Interview was printed Friday, March 29, 1940, in a local paper..
6. [S1197] Unknown author, unknown record type, unknown date, unknown location (Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository reference) "Family sheet for Fred Woehlert."
7. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
8. [S523] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com, Minnesota Naturalization Index, accessed 10 Dec 2000.
9. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 13.
10. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
11. [S1108] Minnesota Historical Society Birth Index, online unknown url, 1904-16327. Hereinafter cited as MHS Birth Index.
12. [S18] Patty (Huebner), and Joan (Huebner) Erickson Sandeen, 1984 Hubner/Huebner family reunion booklet (n.p.: n.pub., 1984).
13. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123 (obituary in the Little Falls Daily Transcript, 15 April 1940, p. 3), 125.
14. [S83] Tombstone, Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota; Karla Huebner, tombstone.
15. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, viewed 5 July 2001, certificate 1940-MN-008965.
16. [S1197] Unknown author, unknown record type, unknown date "Photocopy of Fred Woehlert obituary."

Herman Max Woehlert was born on 3 July 1889 at Minneapolis, Minnesota.3,2,4,5,6,7 He was also reported to have been born on 4 July 1889 at Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.8 He was the son of Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel.3 His name was sometimes spelled Herman Whoehlerd.3 He appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.9 On 4 June 1900 Herman Max Woehlert was educated at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota. Attended school 9 months of the census year.3 He was literate as of 4 June 1900 and could speak English.3 In 1917 Herman was employed by Thomas McKinnon at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as a bricklayer.8 Before 5 June 1917 Herman Max Woehlert married Josephine G. (?).10 His name was sometimes spelled Hermon M. Woehlert in 1920.11 In 1920 Herman resided at Sioux Falls Township, Minnehaha County, South Dakota.11 He and Josephine G. (?) appeared on the census of 1930 at 5th Ward, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota. Ancestry.com with daughter Leona, 13. In 1937 Herman was a mason at Minneapolis, Minnesota.6 In 1950 Herman was a bricklayer.12 In 1950 Herman resided at 3050 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley, Alameda County, California, probably for 8 years as it is improbable that he lived at the hospital for 8 years as stated on his death certificate.12 He had heart trouble and was subject to generalized arteriosclerosis of unknown onset.12 He died of a ruptured disecting aortic aneurysm (3 days) caused by hypertensive vascular disease (24+ years) on 5 September 1950 at Permanente Foundation Hospital, Oakland, Alameda County, California, at age 61.2,12 He was autopsied.13 He was buried at Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota.14

     Last Edited=3 Sep 2005

     Child of Herman Max Woehlert and Josephine G. (?):

Leona Woehlert   (living)

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 121. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S523] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com, California Deaths, 1940-97, accessed 10 Dec 2000.
3. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 14.
4. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address, from Lena Huebner's 1922 notebook (birthday as 7/3).
5. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
6. [S954] Interview with Fred, and Olga Plettl Woehlert (500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E. Little Falls), by Clarence Tuller, February 1937. James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, Alameda County, California). Interview was printed Friday, March 29, 1940, in a local paper..
7. [S969] Herman Max Woehlert entry, Herman Max Woehlert death certificate, gives exact date plus state, Alameda County, Oakland, Alameda County, California.
8. [S1178] WW I Draft Reg Cards, online unknown url, Minnehaha County.
9. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
10. [S1178] WW I Draft Reg Cards, online unknown url, Minnehaha County; listed as married with one child.
11. [S709] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com, 1920 United States Federal Census, Roll T625_1724, Page 4B, ED 194, Image 926.
12. [S969] Herman Max Woehlert death certificate.
13. [S969] Herman Max Woehlert death certificate, "Autopsy" is checked "yes" on his death certificate but no details given.
14. [S969] Herman Max Woehlert death certificate, He was embalmed by Mr. Kennedy, license #3612. The funeral director was Truman's, in Oakland, CA..

Fritz K. Woehlert was also known as Freddy.2 He was also known as Fred B..3 He was also known as Fritz K. Whoehlerd.4 He was born in 1891 at Minneapolis, Minnesota.2,5 He was the son of Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel.4 He was born on 12 February.6 According to the census, Fritz K. Woehlert was born in February 1892 at Minnesota.4 He appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.7 On 4 June 1900 Fritz K. Woehlert was educated at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota. Attended school 9 months of the census year.4 Before 1920 Fritz K. Woehlert married Josephine (?). He was also known as Fred Woehlert.8 He was also known as Fred Woehlert Jr..9 In 1920 Fritz resided at Sioux Falls Township, Minnehaha County, South Dakota.8 In 1937 Fritz was a mason at Minneapolis, Minnesota.5 In 1958 Fritz and Josephine resided at 617 W. 21st between S. Spring and S. Duluth aves., Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota, with no occupation listed in the city directory.3

     Last Edited=31 Dec 2005

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 121. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S313] James Michael Huebner. Unknown subject, James Michael Huebner, Pleasanton, Alameda County, California, Info probably from Olga Plettl.
3. [S892] Polk's Sioux Falls (Minnehaha County, S.D.) City Directory 1958 (600 Keystone Bldg., 1320 Main St., Kansas City 5, MO: R.L. Polk & Co., Publishers, 1959), p. 450 and 58.
4. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 15.
5. [S954] Interview with Fred, and Olga Plettl Woehlert (500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E. Little Falls), by Clarence Tuller, February 1937. James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, Alameda County, California). Interview was printed Friday, March 29, 1940, in a local paper..
6. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
7. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
8. [S709] Ancestry.com, online http://www.ancestry.com, 1920 United States Federal Census, Roll T625_1724, Page 9A, ED 191, Image 879.
9. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar Karla Tonine Huebner.

William Woehlert (Photo in possession of Jim Huebner)      William Woehlert also went by the nickname of Willie.2 He was also known as William Whoehlerd.3 He was born on 10 December 1893 at Minnesota.3,2,4,5,6 He was the son of Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel.3 He appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.7 On 22 October 1910 William Woehlert died at age 16 at Morrison County, Minnesota, in a saw mill with Thompson boy while they were working as waterboys.8,9,6

     Last Edited=14 Jan 2004

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 121. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S313] James Michael Huebner. Unknown subject, James Michael Huebner, Pleasanton, Alameda County, California, Info probably from Olga Plettl.
3. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 16.
4. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address, from Lena Huebner's 1922 notebook (birthday 12/10).
5. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
6. [S954] Interview with Fred, and Olga Plettl Woehlert (500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E. Little Falls), by Clarence Tuller, February 1937. James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, Alameda County, California). Interview was printed Friday, March 29, 1940, in a local paper..
7. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
8. [S313] James Michael Huebner. Unknown subject James Michael Huebner, Info probably from Olga Plettl (year only).
9. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, 1910-MN-007889, as William Y.C. Woehlest.

Her name was sometimes spelled Olga Whoehlerd.3 Olga Martha Woehlert was born on 20 May 1897 at Minnesota.3,4,5,2 She was the daughter of Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel.3 She was also reported to have been born on 28 May.6 She appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.7 On 16 May 1922 Olga Martha Woehlert married Otto J. Plettl, son of (?) Plettl and (?) Witwer, at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.8,9,10 Olga and Otto resided at 404 2nd St. S.E., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.11 In 1928 Olga and Otto resided at 212 3rd NE, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.12 In 1937 Olga and Otto resided at with Olga's father, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.13 She attended the funeral of Theodore J. Hübner at the cemetery of St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Row 12, Lot 1, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.14,15,16 In 1951 Olga Martha Woehlert and Otto J. Plettl moved to Albany, Alameda County, California.17 In 1971 Olga Martha Woehlert and Otto J. Plettl and John Dennis Huebner was visited by Mabel Junetta Hauger and Alfred John Huebner at Albany, Alameda County, California.17 Olga resided at Albany, Alameda County, California.8 She died no record of death in Alameda Co--see Contra Costa on 9 February 1985 at Contra Costa County, California, at age 87.8,4,18

     Last Edited=14 Jan 2004

     Children of Olga Martha Woehlert and Otto J. Plettl:

Fred J. Plettl+   b. 1 Mar 1923, d. 10 Sep 1975
Bernadine Plettl   (living)

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 121. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S492] California Death Records, online http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi.
3. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 17.
4. [S86] Social Security Death Index CD-ROM, unknown series (Salt Lake City, Utah: Church of the Latter Day Saints).
5. [S313] James Michael Huebner. Unknown subject, James Michael Huebner, Pleasanton, Alameda County, California, Info probably from Olga Plettl.
6. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar, Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California, doesn't give year.
7. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
8. [S45] Conversation between James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, California), and karla Huebner, 7 July 1996. .
9. [S267] 1 Jan 1920 1920 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1820846, Little Falls, ED 161, Sheet 9A, Ward 3.
10. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
11. [S901] Lena Huebner. Birthdays, deaths Addresses, calendar Karla Tonine Huebner.
12. [S589] Morrison County Directory (St. Paul, Minnesota: Stanley Simonson, 1928), p. 95.
13. [S954] Interview with Fred, and Olga Plettl Woehlert (500 5th St. and 4th Ave. S.E. Little Falls), by Clarence Tuller, February 1937. James Michael Huebner (Pleasanton, Alameda County, California). Interview was printed Friday, March 29, 1940, in a local paper..
14. [S18] Patty (Huebner), and Joan (Huebner) Erickson Sandeen, 1984 Hubner/Huebner family reunion booklet (n.p.: n.pub., 1984).
15. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins, p. 123 (obituary in the Little Falls Daily Transcript, 15 April 1940, p. 3), 125.
16. [S83] Tombstone, Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota; Karla Huebner, tombstone.
17. [S671] Huebner connections unknown repository, information from Mabel (Hauger) Huebner.
18. [S492] California Death Records, online http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi, check county.

Gustav Woehlert was also known as Gustav Whoehlerd.2 According to the census, Gustav Woehlert was born in February 1900 at Minnesota.2 He was the son of Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel.2 He appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.3

     Last Edited=2 Nov 2003

Citations

1. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 121. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
2. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 18.
3. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.

Frederick Martin Schandel also went by the nickname of Fred.3 He was also known as Schendel.1 He was born on 18 February 1881 at Posen, Germany.1,4,5,6 He was the son of Wilhelm Schandel and Henrietta Schelling.1 He was born circa 1882 at Germany.7 He immigrated in 1886.1 Circa 1888 Frederick Martin Schandel was educated at Minneapolis, Minnesota.8 C 1890-1892 Frederick Martin Schandel was educated at a log school on the road between Burtrum and Pillsbury, near Swanville, Todd County, Minnesota.8 Circa 1893 Frederick Martin Schandel was educated at public school, Swanville, Morrison County, Minnesota.8 He was confirmed circa 1894 at the German Lutheran school, Swanville, Morrison County, Minnesota.8 C 1894-1897 Frederick was a farm laborer at home at on the farm, Minnesota.8 C 1898-1901 Frederick was a paper mill employee (he was a cutterman, nights, until the mill burned) at the old papermill, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.1,8 He appeared on the census with Fred Woehlert and Emilie Schandel on 4 June 1900 at Fifth St., Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.9 He was literate as of 4 June 1900 and could speak English.1 In 1907 Frederick Martin Schandel married Tena Unger, daughter of William Unger and Mathilda Lucas, at Swanville, Morrison County, Minnesota.10,8 In July 1909 Frederick was a papermaker.11 In 1928 Frederick was employed by Hennepin Paper Co. as a "beater eng" at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.12 In 1928 Frederick and Tena resided at 514 8th SW, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.12 He and Tena Unger appeared on the census of 1930 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota. On ancestry.com. In 1937 Frederick Martin Schandel and Tena Unger were members of at the Evangelican Lutheran church, Morrison County, Minnesota.8 He attended the funeral of Theodore J. Hübner at the cemetery of St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Row 12, Lot 1, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota.13,14,15 In 1949 Frederick was employed by St. Regis Paper Co. as a stock room clerk at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.16 In 1949 Frederick and Tena resided at 406 8th SW, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, the Schandels owned the home and three people lived there.17 He died on 28 July 1951 at Anoka County, Minnesota, at age 70.3,18

     Last Edited=3 Sep 2005

     Child of Frederick Martin Schandel:

Lydia Schandel   (living)

     Children of Frederick Martin Schandel and Tena Unger:

(?) Schandel   (living)
Doris Schandel   (living)
Helen Schandel   (living)
Frederick Martin Schandel+   b. 30 Jun 1913, d. 14 Mar 1989
Herman R. Schandel   b. 2 May 1918, d. 5 Dec 2002
Paul T. Schandel   b. 16 Oct 1923, d. 8 Mar 2000
Ruth Elaine Schandel   (living)
Daniel V. Schandel   (living)

Citations

1. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Family History Center, LDS 1240776, Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 21.
2. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, examined 15 May 2002; 1958-MN-002907, adds middle name.
3. [S671] Huebner connections, unknown repository, unknown repository address.
4. [S900] Clarence Tuller. Fred Schandel, Biography, 1 March 1937, Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository address, from copy owned by Jim Huebner (gives exact birthdate and Province of Posen).
5. [S1196] Unknown author, unknown record type, unknown date, unknown location (Morrison County Historical Society, unknown repository reference) "Family sheet for Fred Schandel."
6. [S1196] Unknown author, unknown record type, unknown date "Descendants of William Schandel, chart submitted by Janet TerBest, 11560 Ponderosa Lane, Franktown, CO 80116, 303-841-3056, August 24, 2002 (gives full date)."
7. [S1108] Minnesota Historical Society Birth Index, online unknown url, #1909-03318 (copy available from MHS), father's age given as 27. Hereinafter cited as MHS Birth Index.
8. [S900] Clarence Tuller. Fred Schandel, Biography, 1 March 1937 Morrison County Historical Society, from copy owned by Jim Huebner.
9. [S29] 1 June 1900 1900 Census, Morrison County, Minnesota, , Little Falls, ED 103 Sheet 4, June 4, 1900, line 12-21.
10. [S589] Morrison County Directory (St. Paul, Minnesota: Stanley Simonson, 1928), p. 103.
11. [S1108] MHS Birth Index, online unknown url, #1909-03318 (copy available from MHS).
12. [S589] Morrison County Directory, p. 103 "Schandal Fred".
13. [S18] Patty (Huebner), and Joan (Huebner) Erickson Sandeen, 1984 Hubner/Huebner family reunion booklet (n.p.: n.pub., 1984).
14. [S40] Linda Kuehn Veillet, More Cousins Than You Can Shake a Stick At: Relatives of Peter Paul Kuehn and Theresa Schwengle Kuehn (n.p.: n.pub., 1981), p. 123 (obituary in the Little Falls Daily Transcript, 15 April 1940, p. 3), 125. Hereinafter cited as More Cousins.
15. [S83] Tombstone, Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Loretto, Hennepin County, Minnesota; Karla Huebner, tombstone.
16. [S590] Little Falls City and Morrison County Minnesota Directory: 1949-1950 (Norfolk, Nebraska: Directory Service Company, 1949), p. 131, "Schandel, Fredk. M. (Tena)".
17. [S590] Little Falls City and Morrison County Minnesota Directory: 1949-1950, p. 131, "Schandel, Fredk. M. (Tena)"; 189 "F.M. Schandel".
18. [S576] MN Deaths 1908-1943, online http://64.105.86.181/mnpeople/deathrecords/search.cfm, examined 15 May 2002; 1958-MN-002907.

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     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

James Anderson was probably born circa 1785? On 9 November 1815 James Anderson married Isabel Scott, daughter of John Scott and Elspet Hogg, at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. According to the parish register, "James Anderson and Isabel Scott both in this Parish were married."1,2 In 1818 James was a weaver at Douny Keen, Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland.3

     Last Edited=1 Sep 2002

     Children of James Anderson and Isabel Scott:

George Anderson+   b. 24 Aug 1816, d. 24 Apr 1881
Mary Anderson+   b. 8 Sep 1818
John Anderson   b. 22 Sep 1822
Susan Anderson   b. 16 Jul 1826

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S289] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Monikie, unknown period (unknown repository, 993493) "Marriages 1784-1820."
3. [S289] Old Parish Records, Monikie, 311/3 Births 1719-1819.

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     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

Isabel Scott was also known as Isobel.1,2 She was born on 1 March 1787 at Guildy, Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She was the daughter of John Scott and Elspet Hogg.1 She was christened on 3 March 1787 at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 On 9 November 1815 Isabel Scott married James Anderson at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. According to the parish register, "James Anderson and Isabel Scott both in this Parish were married."1,3

     Last Edited=28 Apr 1999

     Children of Isabel Scott and James Anderson:

George Anderson+   b. 24 Aug 1816, d. 24 Apr 1881
Mary Anderson+   b. 8 Sep 1818
John Anderson   b. 22 Sep 1822
Susan Anderson   b. 16 Jul 1826

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S289] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Monikie, unknown period (unknown repository, 993493) "311/3 Births 1719-1819."
3. [S289] Old Parish Records, Monikie, Marriages 1784-1820.

Mary Anderson was born on 8 September 1818 at Douny Keen, Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She was the daughter of James Anderson and Isabel Scott.1 She was christened on 13 September 1818 at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland.1,2 On 4 December 1840 Mary Anderson married James Soutar at Parish of Carmyllie, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She and James Soutar appeared on the census of 1881 at Mosston, Carmyllie, Forfarshire, Scotland.3

     Last Edited=30 Apr 2006

     Children of Mary Anderson and James Soutar:

Isabel Soutar   b. 20 Feb 1842
Susan Soutar   b. 12 Oct 1844
George Soutar+   b. 27 Dec 1846
Ann Soutar+   b. Jan 1849

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S289] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Monikie, unknown period (unknown repository, 993493) "311/3 Births 1719-1819."
3. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO Ref V. 276, ED 3, p. 7.

John Anderson was christened on 22 September 1822 at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 He was the son of James Anderson and Isabel Scott.1 Before 1881 John Anderson married Margaret (?).2 He and Margaret (?) appeared on the census of 1881 at Mosston, Carmyllie, Forfarshire, Scotland. This John Anderson was the only one born in Monikie around 1822, but may not be the same one. However, also at Mosston were James and Mary (Anderson?) Soutar.2

     Last Edited=18 Mar 2000

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S443] Unknown compiler, unknown compilation title., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS), British 1881 census, GRO Ref V. 276, ED 3, p. 7.

Susan Anderson was christened on 16 July 1826 at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 She was the daughter of James Anderson and Isabel Scott.1

     Last Edited=27 Jan 1997

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.

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     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

John Scott was probably born circa 1754? On 27 February 1784 John Scott married Elspet Hogg, daughter of James Hogg and Isobel Storrier, at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. According to the parish register, "John Scott & Elspet Hogg both in this parish were Married."1,2 John was a weaver.3 He died after 1809. He was buried at Churchyard 15.4, Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. John's stone was "weathering badly" in 1982.3

     Last Edited=14 Jan 2004

     Children of John Scott and Elspet Hogg:

Isabel Scott+   b. 1 Mar 1787
Margaret Scott   b. 21 Jul 1788, d. c 1789
John Scott+   b. 8 Aug 1794

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S289] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Monikie, unknown period (unknown repository, 993493) "Marriages 1784-1820."
3. [S446] W. Douglas Chisholm, The Monikie Story (Monikie: Pitnolen Publications, 1998), p. 72.

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     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

Reference=JNWT-X0

Elspet Hogg was also known as Elizabeth Hogg.2 She was also known as Elisabeth as it was written thus on her son John's baptism.3 She was born on 28 July 1748 at Loanhead, Monichie, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She was christened on 29 July 1748 at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. The parish register noted "James Hog & Iso. Storrier in Lone head had a child baptized named Elizabeth."3 She was the daughter of James Hogg and Isobel Storrier.3 On 27 February 1784 Elspet Hogg married John Scott at Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. According to the parish register, "John Scott & Elspet Hogg both in this parish were Married."1,4 She died on 29 April 1809 at age 60.5 She was buried at Churchyard 15.4, Parish of Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. John's stone was "weathering badly" in 1982.6 She was buried at Monikie kirkyard O04-SGS76, Monikie, Forfarshire, Scotland. The stone says: "Erected by JOHN SCOTT weaver in Guildy in memory of his spouse ELSPET HOGG who died 29 April 1809 aged 60 years They had a child who died in infancy named MARGARET West side IS EH 1814 Their son and daughter JOHN and ISOBELL SCOTT survive this date."5

     Last Edited=14 Jan 2004

     Children of Elspet Hogg and John Scott:

Isabel Scott+   b. 1 Mar 1787
Margaret Scott   b. 21 Jul 1788, d. c 1789
John Scott+   b. 8 Aug 1794

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S291] Joseph Alan Nelson, compiler, "GEDCOM File HOGG Created by FamilySearch from information submitted by Joseph Alan Nelson, imported on 09/27/1997 at 17:50:47."; Ancestral File Karla Tonine Huebner, El Cerrito, California.
3. [S289] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Monikie, unknown period (unknown repository, 993493) "311/3 Births 1719-1819."
4. [S289] Old Parish Records, Monikie, Marriages 1784-1820.
5. [S540] Monikie cemetery, online http://www.monikiescotland.freeserve.co.uk/kirkyard.htm#J08, examined 20 February 2001.
6. [S446] W. Douglas Chisholm, The Monikie Story (Monikie: Pitnolen Publications, 1998), p. 72.

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     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

David Lamb was christened on 25 October 1769 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. "David Lamb in Acres of Crudie and His Spouse Helen Walker had a son baptised named David."2,3 He was the son of David Lamb and Helen Walker.1 On 1 September 1793 David Lamb married Betty Leslie, daughter of David Lessly and Janet Proctor, at Parish of Panbride, Forfarshire, Scotland. The Panbride parish register recorded that "David Lamb in Arbirlot Parish and Betty Lessly in this Parish were proclaimed for Marriage."1,4 David farmed.5 Between 1794 and 1810 David and Betty resided at Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland, In 1804 David Lamb was described as "Tenant" of Crudie Acres, which may either be more precise or may mean the family briefly moved nearby.6 He died before 1841?5

     Last Edited=3 Jan 2004

     Children of David Lamb and Betty Leslie:

Mary Lamb   b. 15 Jul 1794, d. c 15 Aug 1868
Ann Lamb   b. 28 Jul 1796, d. c Mar 1872?
Betty Lamb   b. 21 Dec 1798
Jean Lamb   b. 13 Feb 1801, d. 19 Mar 1876
John Lamb+   b. 10 Jul 1804, d. 5 Jan 1860
Margaret Lamb   b. 18 Jun 1806
David Lamb   b. 15 Jun 1810, d. c 1868?

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S16] Parish records, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM, Two possible David Lambs born in Arbirlot: 1) ch 25 Oct 1769 of David Lamb & Helen Walker; 2) ch 16 Aug 1776 of John Lamb & Barbara Guthrie. Elder can be assumed on basis of family residence..
3. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."
4. [S358] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Panbride, 1693-1819 (unknown repository, unknown film number) "316/2 Marriages/Deaths 1771-1819."
5. [S256] Unknown volume, Death Registry for Arbirlot Parish, 1860 : Page 1, No. 3, Family History Center, LDS, unknown repository address.
6. [S106] Old Parish Register, Arbirlot, detailed in the children's baptismal registration.

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     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

Betty Leslie was also known as Betsy.2 In August 1771 Betty resided at Parish of Panbride, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 She was christened on 20 August 1771 at Parish of Panbride, Forfarshire, Scotland. "David Lessly and Janet Proctor had their Betty baptized witnesses John Petrie and M [W?] Fitchet."1,4,5 She was the daughter of David Lessly and Janet Proctor.6 On 1 September 1793 Betty Leslie married David Lamb, son of David Lamb and Helen Walker, at Parish of Panbride, Forfarshire, Scotland. The Panbride parish register recorded that "David Lamb in Arbirlot Parish and Betty Lessly in this Parish were proclaimed for Marriage."1,3 Between 1794 and 1810 Betty and David resided at Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland, In 1804 David Lamb was described as "Tenant" of Crudie Acres, which may either be more precise or may mean the family briefly moved nearby.7 In 1841 Betty was Independent at the Farm of Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 She and Margaret Lamb appeared in the 1841 census at the Farm of Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 She died on 15 August 1846 at age 74.2 The estate of Betty Leslie was inventoried on 11 May 1847 at Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland. Inventory of the Personal Estate of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie or Lamb residing at Crudie Acres. At Forfar the eleventh day of May Eighteen hundred and forty seven years. In presence of Andrew Robertson Esquire Commissary depute of the ? of Forfarshire ? William Whyte Writer in Forfar and ? in ? ?; ? and ? underwritten to be ? in the ? ? ? of Forfarshire in ? of ? whereof the ? follow Videlicet Inventory of the Personal Estate of Elizabeth or Betty Leslie or Lamb Relict of David Lamb Farmer at Crudie Acres in the Parish of Arbirlot who died on the fifteenth day of August one thousand eight hundred and forty six with interest due on ? same at that date. Primo Cash in the house---none Secundo The deceased's household furniture bedding and body Clothes &c in her house at Crudie Acres at the period of her death conform to valuation thereof made by Alexander Brown ? Appraiser on ? ? 1847---8,9,11 Tertio Principal Sum due to the deceased on Deposit Receipt with the Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland at Abroath dated ? November 1847---13,-,- Interest due thereon to the date of deceased's death--- -,5,7 Quarto Principal sum due to the deceased on Deposit Receipt with the said Branch at Arbroath of the Commercial Bank of Scotland dated ? August 1846---91 Interest due thereon to date of deceased's death--- -,1,- Value of the deceased's estate in Scotland ? none ? --- £112,16,6 (signed) John Lamb James Gibson J.P. At Arbroath the seventeenth day of April One thousand eight hundred and forty seven years In presence of James Gibson Esquire one of Her Majesty's justices of the Peace for the County of Forfar Commissioner by the Commissary Depute of Forfarshire for taking the Deposition underwritten conform to Interlocutor granting commission dated Twenty fifth January Eighteen hundred & forty seven years. Appeared John Lamb Farmer at Crudie Acres in the Parish of Arbirlot who being solemnly sworn and examined. Deposed that Mrs. Elizabeth or Betty Leslie Relict of David Lamb ffarmer at Crudie Acres in the Parish of Arbirlot died intestate on the fifteenth day of August one thousand eight hundred and forty six years. That the Deponent has entered upon the possession and management of her personal or moveable Estate as Executor ? ? next of kin ? to her conform to ? dative of the Commissary of Forfarshire dated twenty first January last. That the Deponent knows of no Settlement or other Writing left by the deceased relative to the disposal of her Personal Estate or Effects or any part of them. That the foregoing Inventory which is signed by the Deponent and the said Commissioner as relative hereto is a full and complete Inventory of the Personal Estate and Effects of the said deceased wherever situated and belonging or due ? to the deceased at the time of her death in so far as the same has come to the Deponent's knowledge and that the Value of the said Estate situtated in Scotland is of the value of one hundred pounds and under the value of two hundred pounds sterling. All which is truth as the Deponent shall answer to God (signed) John Lamb James Gibson J.P. Commissioner.

     Last Edited=5 Feb 2004

     Children of Betty Leslie and David Lamb:

Mary Lamb   b. 15 Jul 1794, d. c 15 Aug 1868
Ann Lamb   b. 28 Jul 1796, d. c Mar 1872?
Betty Lamb   b. 21 Dec 1798
Jean Lamb   b. 13 Feb 1801, d. 19 Mar 1876
John Lamb+   b. 10 Jul 1804, d. 5 Jan 1860
Margaret Lamb   b. 18 Jun 1806
David Lamb   b. 15 Jun 1810, d. c 1868?

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S256] Unknown volume, Death Registry for Arbirlot Parish, 1860 : Page 1, No. 3, Family History Center, LDS, unknown repository address.
3. [S358] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Panbride, 1693-1819 (unknown repository, unknown film number) "316/2 Marriages/Deaths 1771-1819."
4. [S31] Unknown compiler, 1841 Census, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), ED 1, page 7.
5. [S358] Microfilm OPR, Panbride, 1693-1819 "316/1 Baptisms 1693-1819. There are 5 possible Betty Leslies from Panbride and Arbirlot: 1) Betty Lessly ch 20 Aug 1771 Panbride of David Lessly & Janet Proctor; 2) Elizabeth Lesslie ch 6 Jul 1777 Panbride of Alex. Lesslie & Margaret Donaldson; 3) Elspeth Leslie ch 7 Jun 1762 Arbirlot of James Leslie & Isabel Scott; 4) Isabel Lessly ch 16 May 1765 Panbride of John Lessly & Jean Smith; 5) Isabel Leslie ch 12 Jan 1770 Arbirlot of James Leslie & Isabel Scott. Nos. 1 and 4 are the most likely suspects. She was listed as 65 on 1841 census (age 65-69), thus probably No. 1."
6. [S358] Microfilm OPR, Panbride, 1693-1819 "316/1 Baptisms 1693-1819."
7. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "detailed in the children's baptismal registration."

Mary Lamb was christened on 15 July 1794 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. The parish register noted that "Mary lawful daughter to David Lamb in Acres and his Spouse Betty Leslie was baptised on the fifteenth day of July Mvij and ninety-four."1,2 She was the daughter of David Lamb and Betty Leslie.1 According to the census of 1851, Mary Lamb was born circa 1795 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland, She was listed as age 56 there.3 She appeared in the 1851 census at Crudie Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. Enumerated with Cathrine Fairweather, niece to the absent head of household and a 22-year-old unmarried dressmaker born in the West Indies; Ann Gibson, an unmarried house servant aged 20 and born in St. Vigeans; John Guild, an unmarried servant (agricultural laborer) aged 17 and born in St. Vigeans; and John Smith, an unmarried servant (agricultural laborer) aged 16 and born in Inverkeillor.3 She formed a liaison mistress to the head of the household (absent for the 1851 census and thus name unknown) on 30 March 1851 at Crudie Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 On 30 March 1851 Mary was a house servant at Crudie Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 Before 15 August 1868 Mary resided at Millfield, near Arbroath, Angus, Scotland.4 She died circa 15 August 1868 at Millfield, near Arbroath, Angus, Scotland.5 The estate of Mary Lamb was inventoried on 21 November 1868 at Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland. Residing at Millfield near Arbroath.6

     Last Edited=5 Feb 2004

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."
3. [S32] Unknown compiler, 1851 Census, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), ED 1, page 6, 30 March 1851.
4. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, downloaded inventory of Mary Lamb.
5. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, downloaded inventory.
6. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, examined 15 April 2002.

Ann Lamb was christened on 28 July 1796 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. The parish register noted that "David Lamb in Acres and his spouse Betty Leslie had a lawful daughter named Ann. Baptized on the Twenty-Eight day of July Mvij and ninety-six years."1,2 She was the daughter of David Lamb and Betty Leslie.1 According to the census of 1851, Ann Lamb was born circa 1803 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland, She was listed as age 48.3 She appeared in the 1851 census at Denhead, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. Enumerated with her employer, Alexander Shield, an unmarried farmer of 86 acres aged 26 who employed 2 men; his sister Margret Shield, aged 19; his visiting brother James Shield, aged 31 and a Procurator in Dundee; and Peter Tosh, a servant (agricultural laborer) aged 14. All were born in Arbirlot.4 On 30 March 1851 Ann was a house servant to Alexander Shield at Denhead, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 She was unmarried as of 30 March 1851.4 Between 1868 and 1872 Ann resided at Millfield, near Arbroath, Angus, Scotland.5 She died circa March 1872? The estate of Ann Lamb was inventoried on 29 April 1872 at Millfield, near Arbroath, Forfarshire, Scotland.6

     Last Edited=5 Feb 2004

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."
3. [S32] Unknown compiler, 1851 Census, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), ED 1, page 7, 30 March 1851.
4. [S32] 1851 Census, Arbirlot, ED 1, page 10, 30 March 1851.
5. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, downloaded inventory of Mary Lamb.
6. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, Forfar Sheriff Court, examined 8 December 2002.

Betty Lamb was christened on 21 December 1798 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. The parish register noted that "David Lamb in Acres and his spouse Betty Leslie had a lawful daughter baptised named Betty on the Twenty-first day of December Mvij and ninety-eight."1,2 She was the daughter of David Lamb and Betty Leslie.1 On 3 November 1832 Betty Lamb married Thomas Ireland at parish of Carmyllie, Forfarshire, Scotland. This Elizabeth Lamb may or may not be our Betty Lamb.3

     Last Edited=8 Sep 1998

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."
3. [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Family History Center, LDS).

Jean Lamb was also known as Jane.2 She was christened on 13 February 1801 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. The parish register noted that "David Lamb in Acres and his spouse Betty Leslie had a lawful child baptized named Jean on the thirteenth day of February one thousand eight hundred and one." Her age was given as 35 in the 1841 census, thus 35-39.1,2,3 She was the daughter of David Lamb and Betty Leslie.1 In 1841 Jean was a female servant in the household of William Jameson. At Farm of Fairnyknow, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.2 She appeared in the 1841 census at Farm of Fairnyknow, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. "Bounded on the N. by Parishes of St. Vigeans and Carmyllie, on the S. by the Arbirlot and Arbroath Road. On the E. by the Parishes of St. Vigeans & Arbroath, and on the W. by the water of Elliot, comprehending the Village of Arbirlot and the following farm towns with Cottar Houses vizt [?] Broomhill, Crudie, Fairnyknow, Acres, Bankhead, Lochaber, Newton, Cuthlie, Sitsendrie [?] & Denhead." Enumerated with head of household William Jameson, 25, a farmer; Mary Jameson, 60; Mary Jameson, 30; James Jameson, 20, a banker; Barbara Webster, 90, Independent; and Henrietta McAulay, 20, a servant. All except Henrietta McAulay were born in Scotland.2 In 1868 Jean resided at Millfield, near Arbroath, Angus, Scotland.4 Circa 1876 Jean resided at Connon, Carmyllie, Forfarshire, Scotland.5 She died on 19 March 1876 at Connon, Carmyllie, Forfarshire, Scotland, at age 75.5 The estate of Jean Lamb was inventoried on 24 April 1876 at Forfar Sheriff Court, Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.5

     Last Edited=22 Nov 2003

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S31] Unknown compiler, 1841 Census, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), ED 1, page 6.
3. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."
4. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, downloaded inventory of Mary Lamb.
5. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, residing sometime at Feus of Millfield, afterwards at Connon, Parish of Carmyllie, d. 19/03/1876 at Connon aforesaid, intestate.

David Lamb was christened on 15 June 1810 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. The parish register noted that "David Lamb in Acres and his spouse Betty Leslie had a child baptized on the Fifteenth day of June Eighteen Hundred Ten named David."1,2 He was the son of David Lamb and Betty Leslie.1 He left a will on 17 October 1868 at Forfar, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 He died circa 1868?

     Last Edited=15 Apr 2002

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."
3. [S685] Scottish Documents.com, online http://www.scottishdocuments.com, examined 15 April 2002.

Margaret Lamb was also known as Margret.3 She was christened on 18 June 1806 at Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland. The parish register noted that "David Lamb in Acres and Isabel [sic] Leslie his Spouse had a daughter named Margaret born on the [blank] baptized on the eighteenth day of June eighteen Hundred and Six." Age listed on 1841 census as 30, thus 30-34; on 1851 census as 45.2,4,5,6 She was the daughter of David Lamb and Betty Leslie.2 She and Betty Leslie appeared in the 1841 census at the Farm of Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.4 She was unmarried as of 30 March 1851.3 On 30 March 1851 Margaret was an annuitant at Crudie Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.3 She appeared in the 1851 census at Crudie Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.3

     Last Edited=19 Jan 2003

Citations

1. Mother listed as Isabel Leslie.
2. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
3. [S32] Unknown compiler, 1851 Census, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), ED 1, page 7, 30 March 1851.
4. [S31] Unknown compiler, 1841 Census, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland (n.p.: n.pub.), ED 1, page 7.
5. [S32] 1851 Census, Arbirlot, ED 1, page 7.
6. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."

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     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

David Lamb was born circa 1730. He was christened on 7 November 1731 at Parish of Maryton, Forfarshire, Scotland. That is, a David Lamb was christened there on that date. He may have no connection to our David Lamb.1 He was the son of John Lamb.1 In November 1752 David and Helen resided at Beryfauld, Arbroath, Forfarshire, Scotland, Beryfauld is described as an area of the Town Muir north of town, "partly in the hands of tenants and feuars."2 On 18 June 1756 David Lamb married Helen Walker at Parish of Maryton by Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 Between 1763 and 1769 David and Helen resided at Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.3

     Last Edited=18 Mar 2000

     Children of David Lamb and Helen Walker:

Peter Lamb   b. 6 Mar 1759
John Lamb+   b. 19 Feb 1760
Anne Lamb   b. 1 May 1763
Margaret Lamb   b. 27 Feb 1765
Andrew Lamb   b. 8 Feb 1767
David Lamb+   b. 25 Oct 1769, d. b 1841?

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S445] Flora Davidson, editor, Examination Roll of Arbroath, 1752; Town's Duty Roll, 1753 (Edinburgh: Scottish Record Society, 1987), 1, 43 (notes that they married in Maryton June 18, 1756).
3. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."

Appears on charts:
     Pedigree for Walter Morey Lamb

Helen Walker was born circa 1735.1 In November 1752 Helen and David resided at Beryfauld, Arbroath, Forfarshire, Scotland, Beryfauld is described as an area of the Town Muir north of town, "partly in the hands of tenants and feuars."2 On 18 June 1756 Helen Walker married David Lamb, son of John Lamb, at Parish of Maryton by Montrose, Forfarshire, Scotland.1 Between 1763 and 1769 Helen and David resided at Acres, Parish of Arbirlot, Forfarshire, Scotland.3

     Last Edited=18 Mar 2000

     Children of Helen Walker and David Lamb:

Peter Lamb   b. 6 Mar 1759
John Lamb+   b. 19 Feb 1760
Anne Lamb   b. 1 May 1763
Margaret Lamb   b. 27 Feb 1765
Andrew Lamb   b. 8 Feb 1767
David Lamb+   b. 25 Oct 1769, d. b 1841?

Citations

1. [S16] Unknown compiler, Scottish Church Records CD-ROM., CD-ROM (Salt Lake City, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Parish records.
2. [S445] Flora Davidson, editor, Examination Roll of Arbroath, 1752; Town's Duty Roll, 1753 (Edinburgh: Scottish Record Society, 1987), 1, 43 (notes that they married in Maryton June 18, 1756).
3. [S106] Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of unknown event type, Arbirlot, unknown period (unknown repository, unknown film number) "271/1 Births 1632-1819, film 993329."

         

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