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THE KRIEGBAUM HERITAGE NEWSLETTER
Volume I; No. 2 - Apr 1976
President: Mrs. William [Kay] James, 308 S. 11th St., Quincy, IL 62301
Vice President: Mrs. H. E. Krigbaum, 112 Monroe St., Quincy, IL 62301
Secretary: Mrs. David Forbis, Holliday, MO 65258
Treasurer: Miss Jean Krigbaum, 1019 "A" N. 9th St., Springfield, IL 62701
Editors: Mrs. William James and Mrs. H. E. Krigbaum
For those of you who are wondering about the spelling of the name KRIEGBAUM and who believe that KRIGBAUM is not related - my grandfather's name was originally KRIEGBAUM but so many persons left out the "e" when addressing him that he finally dropped the letter also. I have found the same name spelled various ways in listing the same person. However, the zaniest of all was that used by some of my grandfather's correspondents: the name of CREEKBOTTOM.

It might help to know, if you do not know already, that KRIEG means - war [remember blitzkrieg in World War II?] and BAUM means - tree [as in the song O Tannebaum - O Christmas Tree]. KRICHBAUM and KRIECHBAUM mean - Dweller near the wild plum tree. KIRSCHEBAUM - cherry tree or a dweller at, or near a cherry tree. KIRCHE - church. However, in the early days many misspellings occurred and German Script was used then in Germany. Many immigrants could spell only in script and the passenger lists showed only facsimile signatures by persons who found the writing of the German
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names quite difficult as it was hard to decipher the guttural German pronunciation. Hence, KRICHBAUM might really be KRIEGBAUM and vice- versa. For instance, you will note in the January Newsletter the name of CONRAD KRICHBAUM. I believe him to be my ancestor in spite of the spelling because I found the same person several times but spelled differently; also spelled KRIEGBAUM. So do not worry if you name doesn't agree.You possibly belong to us anyway.

For those of you who are not ancestor-hunting and just like to have fun with us at the Reunion, come anyway and if you can give us what information you have on your own families we shall appreciate it so that we may endeavor to see if it connects up with ours. You can help us a great deal if you would do so.

Isabella M. Malone

The following are KRIGBAUMs listed in the Missouri Historical Society at Columbia. This is an index of the county histories of MO.
KRIEGBAUM, Anna [born Germany] - Mrs. George
F664 - The History of Marion Co., MO., by Kuhn; 1963
K955 - Page 204.

KRIEGBAUM, Annie
F664 The History of Marion Co, MO., by Kuhn; 1884
H 629 - Page 58.

KRIEGBAUM, Connie
F664 - The History of Marion Co, MO., b y Kuhn; 1963
K955 - Page 58.

KRIEGBAUM, Conrad C.
F664 - The History of Marion Co, MO., by Kuhn; 1884
H629 - Pages 961-962.
F664 - The History of Marion Co, MO., by Kuhn; 1963
K955 - Pages 66, 204.

KRIEGBAUM, George [born Germany]
F664 - The History of Marion Co, Mo.; by Kuhn; 1963
H955 - Page 204.

KRIEGBAUM, George
F644 - Marion Co. History, 1884
H629 - Page 961.

KRIEGBAUM, Julia [GARBER] [Mrs. Conrad]
F664 - The History of Marion Co, MO., by Kuhn; 1963
K955 - Page 204.
F664 - The History of Marion Co, MO., by Kuhn; 1884
H629 - Page 962.

KRIGBAUM, Beverly
F572 - Missouri Democracy by W. R. Jackson
J139m (1935) Vol. III, p. 445.

KRIGBAUM, Donald Allen, Linda Fay [KROGSTEAD]
News Dept. Perry Enterprises, Oct. 20, 1966
Page 6, Col. 12, Wedding Picture

KRIGBAUM, Goldie [HATCHER]
F572 - Missouri Democracy by W. R. Jackson
J139m (1935) Vol. III, p. 445.

The following are listed on a monument in the Hannibal City Park at Hannibal, Marion Co, Missouri:

WORLD WAR I VETERANS:
Hubert R. Kriegbaum
Carl Krigbaum
Clyde H. Krigbaum
Dock Krigbaum
Frank A. Krigbaum

WORLD WAR II VETERANS:
Charles Edward Kriegbaum
Champ Clark Krigbaum
Robert C. Krigbaum
Samuel C. Krigbaum
Charles Edward Krigbaum

KRIGBAUM Land Grants in New London, Ralls Co, Missouri:

Jacob KRIGBAUM Twp. 55 Sect. 22 Range 5 10 May 1844
John KRIGBAUM Twp. 55 Sect. 21 Range 5 15 Nov 1847
Jacob KRIGBAUM Twp. 56 Sect. 36 Range 5 no date


The following KRIGBAUMs are listed in the Ralls County, Missouri Atlas of 1904

George W. KRIGBAUM Twp. 56 Sect. 19 Range 5
George W. KRIGBAUM Twp. 56 Sect. 24 Range 5
Solomon KRIGBAUM resident Perry Co. Missouri Part Lots 7,10; Block 8
Emerine KRIGBAUM resident Perry Co. Missouri Block 5, Vancey's Addition


The following excerpts were taken from the New London, Ralls County Record.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE THURSDAY April 5, 1866:
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned or interested in the estate of Jacob KRIGBAUM, deceased, that letters of administration have been granted to the undersigned by the Clerk of Ralls Co. Court dated March 26, 1866:
John D. Dooley, Administrator

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE THURSDAY, Oct. 18, 1866:
Estate of David KRIGBAUM, deceased. Letters out Oct. 24, 1866.
William W. Watkins, Administrator.

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Excerpts Continued:

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE, Jan. 16, 1868:
William O. KRIGBAUM, deceased.
Solomon KRIGBAUM, Executor.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE, Jan. 16, 1868:
William B. KRIGBAUM, deceased.
John Neely, Administrator.

RALLS COUNTY RECORD, Jan. 16, 1867:
George W. KRIGBAUM arrested for giving information to the enemy.
Listed as living in Clay district, John B. Brooks, Registrar.

RALLS COUNTY RECORD, Jan. 6, 1870:
We are informed that Mr. JOHN KRIGBAUM, an old citizen of this county, escaped drowning one day last week while attempting to cross Salt River. When rescued he was unconscious but by proper treatment he was restored to consciousness and is now getting along fine.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED:
Miss JoAnn KRIGBAUM, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Dean KRIGBAUM of Quincy, Illinois, and Mr. Robert G. LAIR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel LAIR of Powell, Wyoming, will be married June 4, 1976 at the United Grace Methodist Church in Quincy, Illinois.

WEDDING ANNNIVERSARY:
Congratulations to Carol [our vice President] and Gene KRIGBAUM on their 25th Wedding Anniversary. They were married March 4, 1951 in the Bethlehem Baptist Church in Monroe City, MO.

LETTERS:

Dear Mrs. James,
Thank you so much for sending information on THE KRIGBAUM HERITAGE. My husband, KERMIT, is now 70 years old, and the last of his generation, as we have no children. He was adopted by his grand-parents GEORGE and SARAH CREAKBAUM, originally spelled CREAKBAUGHM. There were born to GEORGE and SARAH three sons and three girls, namely, CLAYTON, JAMES, MERRITT, LAURA and twin sisters, ELLA and DELLA. KERMIT was born by DELLA. She and her husband were divorced when KERMIT was very young. She took back her maiden name and the grandparents adopted him as their legal son. CLAYTON was born Oct. 5, 1881 and died in Reno, Nevada in 1944 at the age of 63. JIM was born Nov. 15, 1888, died in Milwaukee, Wisc. in 1961, age 73. MERRITT was born Sept. 23, 1897, died in Los Angeles, Calif. in 1947, age 49. ELLA was born Aug. 24, 1886, died in 1941, age 55. DELLA was born Aug. 24, 1886, died in 1965, age 79. LAURA was born Jan. 29, 1877, died in 1956, age 79.
DANIEL CREAKBAUGHM, his wife whose maiden name was Mary Ann LONG, bore six children. GEORGE (who was KERMIT's grandfather), JOE, HENRY, SUSAN, LYDIA and SARAH.
I found in our files a worn and torn paper which reads "Application For Membership" of a camp [no names mentioned] which says DANIEL CREAKBAUM was born in the State of Indiana [no city name] was 68 years old Feb. 6, at the time he filled out this application. Enlisted in Jaysville, Ohio, 1864 in Co. 1-152 Regiment-State Volunteers. Was discharged at camp on Denison, Sept. 1864 by reason term expired. This doesn't tell the name of the camp or any further information.
Getting back to GEORGE and SARAH, they spent most of their years in Arcanum, Ansonia and their last years in Versailles, Ohio. Both of them passed away in 1932.
There is a small cemetery called "Creakbaum" located somewhere west and close to Greenville, Ohio.
My husband KERMIT, had a stroke July 14, 1975, which as left him with a speech problem and I doubt that he could give me any further information. Thank you so very much for sending us the announcement of the coming reunion. However, because of the health reasons, we will be unable to attend. This letter was written for my husband.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Kermit CREAKBAUM
1136 Oakdale Ave.
Dayton, Ohio 45420

We also had a letter from Mr. THOMAS KREACHBAUM, of Columbus, Ohio, who sent in his membership dues and stated that he had in his possession the Bible belonging to JOHANNES KRICHBAUM which was brought to this country from Germany. THOMAS, I had planned to put your letter in this issue but have misplaced the copy my sister Jean sent me. Will put it in next issue. Would love to hear more from you.
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The following letter was sent to our Treasurer, Jean KRIGBAUM:
Hi Jean,
Guess we are related somewhere along the line because I am THERESA [Krigbaum] HAGGART, daughter of SAMUEL MOSES and Dortha [Burgett] KRIGBAUM. I am a cousin to Carol KRIGBAUM's husband in Quincy, Ill. I enjoyed the "Krigbaum Heritage" edition very much and realize that someone has put many hours of research on this project. Thanks to all of you for the fine job you have been doing. One little item I might pass on to you - that is the matter of which RONALD KRIGBAUM paid the dues at the renunion. My nephew, RONALD KRIGBAUM, of 10424 Prince Drive, St. Louis, Missouri. Thanks again for the work you are doing.
Sincerely,
Theresa Bell Krigbaum Haggart
3800 Tilden
Hannibal, Missouri 63401

Note: We have received many letters from many KRIGBAUM " detectives." Keep up the good work, Gang, and send us all the information you can. More letters next issue.
YE EDITOR.

OHIO - KRICHBAUM: Services of JOHN WILHELM KRICHBAUM in establishing American Independence during the War of the Revolution:
John WILHELM KRICHBAUM, born Berks Co., Penna., 10-10-1754, served as private to WILLIAM KRIEGHBAUM in Captain Casper Stover's Company, "The Third Company, Second Battalion" Lancaster County, Militia, during the American Revolution. He was honorably discharged in 1782.

Taken from the PENNSYLVANIA RECORDS of AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS, Fifth Series, Volume III, p. 171.
Johannes ADAM KRICHBAUM and his son ADAM, Jr. made wagons for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. His second son, WILLIAM, was a private in Captain Stover's Company, "The Third Company, Second Battalion" , Lancaster County Militia, during the American Revolution. He was honorably discharged in 1782.

NOTE BY NANCY PECHE:
The above I believe to be incorrect. WILLIAM KRICHBAUM was not the "second son" of Johannes ADAM KRICHBAUM. WILLIAM KRICHBAUM was the "third son" of Johannes WILHELM KRICHBAUM, the immigrant.
Johannes ADAM KRICHBAUM, the immigrant, had two sons:
1. JOHN PETER, b. 1758 and
2. JOHN ADAM , Jr. b. 1762.

Johannes WILHELM KRICHBAUM, the immigrant, had five sons:
1. JOHN ADAM, b. 1750, occupation: wagon maker
2. JOHN PETER, b. 1752
3. JOHN WILLIAM, b. 1754
4. JOHANNES, b. 1762
5. GEORGE, b. 1763

Listed below are the KRIEGBAUMs who served from BERKS County, PA in the Revolutionary War.

1st, 2nd, 3rd BATTALION, BERKS CO., REV WAR, 1777 and 1778
Pennsylvania Archives Series 3, Volume 6, Pages 275-322,
Contributed by Katharine F. Dix; Transcribed and Edited by Judy Nelson

Capt. Folmer's Company:
Kreekbaum, Adam
Kreekbaum, Peter
Kreekbaum, William

Capt. Kreamer's Company: [Tulpehocken]
First Class
Kreekbaum, Peter
Seventh Class
Kreekbaum, Adam

CONTINUED: OHIO - KRICHBAUM:
Taken from KRICHBAUM FAMILY HISTORY 1749 - 1918, page 14.
The John Stark Chapter [Canton, Ohio] Ohio Society Sons of the American Revolution, placed "a bronze marker on the grave of the first Revolutionary soldier to be buried in Stark County. This first soldier was JOHN WILLIAM KRICHBAUM, and he was buried in the North Canton Cemetery in 1815, 33 years after he was honorably discharged with his Company from the Army of the American Revolution. JOHN WILLIAM KRICHBAUM's grave was the first to be marked by the Stark County Sons of the American Revolution."
From Canton Repository, as S.A.R. National No. 69041-State 3751-Chapter No.105.

PENNNSYLVANIA - KRIEGBAUM
Orphan's Court, Berks Co., p. 258, dated 21 February 1791
Tulpehocken Church Berks, Co, Pa.
JOHN WILLIAM GRIEGBAUM - ? KRIEGBAUM, died 1790 Berks Co, Pa.,
Wife: Anna Barbara _____.
Children:
1. JOHN ADAM, born: Oct. 7, 1750, Tulpehocken, Berks Co, Pa.
married: Aug. 3, 1775 - Margaret Barbara GARMAN
2. ANNA BARBARA, born 7-10-1752, Tulpehocken, Berks Co, Pa.
** Note by Nancy Peche: This is an incorrect date of birth for Anna Barbara Kriegbaum. The date of birth for Anna Barbara IS NOT for Anna Barbara Krichbaum d/o JOHN ADAM. The date of birth above is recorded at Christ Lutheran Church Stouchberg, Berks Co, Pa, for Anna Barbara REIFWEIN d/o Adam Reifwein & Anna. Her godparents were Johann ADAM & Anna Barbara GREIGBAUMIN.
3. JOHN WILLIAM, born: Nov. 19, 1754, Tulpehocken, Berks Co, Pa.
married: Catharine GARMAN, dau. of Jacob GARMAN.
4. EVA, born: Nov. 6, 1756. Tulpehocken, married WILLIAM EMRICH.
[NOTE - She married ADAM EMERICH not William - see marriage recording below.]
5. JOHN PETER, born: Nov 18, 1752, Tulpehocken, Berks Co, Pa.
[See baptism below & marriage record below].
6. CATHARINE b. 20 Oct 1758, [See baptism below.]
7. JOHN
8. GEORGE, married: Sept. 13, 1791 - ROSINA BERGER.
9. GERTRUDE.

Recorded at Christ Lutheran Church, Stouchberg, Berks Co, Pa.
transcribed by Frederick S. Weiser. Part II, Marriages 1771 - 1851.
Page 53. [604].
EVA GRICHBAUM, leg. Dau. of Wilhelm GRICHBAUM,
married JOH. ADAM EMRICH [not William Emrich] 05 Oct 1779,
legitimate son of Balthas EMRICH.

Christ Lutheran Church at Stouchberg, Berks Co, Pa.
Part I, Baptisms: 1743 - 1819. transcribed by Frederick S. Weiser.
Page 11. [26].
JOH. PETER GRIEGBAUM, son of Wilhelm and A. Barbara GRIEGBAUM,
born: 18 Nov 1752, bapt: 26 Nov. 1752.
Sponsors: John Peter Lautenschleger & Anna Gertraud Schaeferin.

Christ Lutheran Church at Stouchberg, Berks Co, Pa.
Part II, Marriages: 1771 - 1851. transcribed by Frederick S. Weiser.
Page 53. [604].
21 Dec 1779. Peter GRICHBAUM, leg. son of Wihelm GRICHBAUM,
and Anne Marie HOFMANN, leg. dau. of the late Ludwig Fridrich HOFMANN.

Christ Lutheran Church at Stouchberg, Berks Co, Pa.
Part I, Baptisms 1743 - 1819. transcribed by Frederick S. Weiser.
Page 21. [42]
AN. CATH. Dau. of WILHELM and AN. BARBARA KRIEGBAUM, born: 20 Oct
1758; bapt: 22 Oct. 1758. Sponsor: The schoolmaster in Heildelberg.
**NOTE BY NANCY PECHE: Of the above nine [9]children born to the union of Johann Wilhelm KRIEGBAUM and his wife Anna Barbara RETTIG, five [5] of the children were baptized at Christ Lutheran Church, Stouchberg, Berks Co, PA: JOHN ADAM, JOHN PETER, JOHN WILHELM, EVA and ANNA CATHARINE. I have not found the baptisms for the four (4) other children: ANNA BARBARA, JOHANNES, GEORGE, or GERTRUDE in any of the Berks Co. Church records.

MARYLAND - KRIGBAUM:
Official Poll of Presidential Election in Frederick Co, Md., Nov. 9, -12, 1796:
Michael CREAKBAUM, page 272;
Conrad CROMBAUGH, page 286;
Peter CROMBAUGH, page 286;
David CROMBERGER, page 287;
Jacob CLABAUGH, page 288;
Charles CLABAUGH, page 280;
John CLAYBAUGH, page 287.


QUERIES:
Seeking whereabouts of descendants of George and Prudence KRIEGBAUM WELKER, formerly of Williamstown, Kansas. Also seeking whereabouts of descendants of Fred and Olive KRIEGBAUM BECKNER of California. She died in Juneau, Alaska [date] ?
Isabella M. Malone
2915 Atwood Avenue
Topeka, KS 66614

If you are planning to publish a family history, you would do well to look into Copyright Law. Send to Public Documents Distribution Center, Pueblo, Colorado, 81009, Department 83, and ask for the booklet entitled "Getting a Copyright." The book is FREE but only one is allowed per customer.
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AHNENTAFEL OF HARRY EUGENE KRIGBAUM
[His wife is Vice President of The Kriegbaum Heritage]

1. Harry Eugene KRIGBAUM, 1112 Hannibal Monroe St., Quincy, Illinois 62301,
[living individual, vital dates withheld] married to Carol Lorraine JARMAN,
[living individual, vital dates withheld]. They have three [3] children:
LARRY EUGENE, TERI SUSAN and JULIE ANN; and one grandson, JOSHUA Krigbaum.

2. Harry KRIGBAUM, born 05 Dec 1905 in Ralls County, Missouri, died 03 Nov 1966.
He married Mable Corrine DURKS, born 29 Aug ____. Mable now resides
in Monroe City, Missouri. They had six [6] children: HARRY EUGENE, MARJORIE MAY,
RUTH ELLEN [our secretary], SALLY ANN, RONALD RAYMOND and WILLIAM FREDERICK.

3. Jacob Valentine KRIGBAUM, born 14 Feb 1845 in Ralls County, Missouri,
died 10 Oct 1921 in Marion County, Missouri and is buried in Rush Cemetery,
Hannibal, Missouri. He married twice: 1st to Minerva TREDWAY; 2nd Fannie
Bell DAVIS, 19 May 1882. They had three [3] children: WILLIAM, ROBERT W.
and ROSA M. Jacob and Fannie BELL had nine [9] children: BENJAMIN,
JAMES THOMAS, SAMUEL MOSES, ANNIE, DOCK, LAURA, SALLIE, HENRY, HARRY.

4. William B. KRIGBAUM, Sr., born 1811 in Jessamine Co, Ky., died 1893 in
Ralls Co, Missouri. He married Sarah Jane BAIRD, 2 May 1844 in New London,
Missouri. He lived most of his life in Ralls County. For a time he resided in Putnam County, MO.
William B. and Sarah Jane had nine [9] children: JACOB VALENTINE, JAMES T.,
MARY ELIZABETH, EMILY JANE, WILLIAM H., NANCY C., FRANCES, JOSEPH and ISAAC ?.

5. Jacob KRIGBAUM, born 01 April 1769, Frederick Co, Maryland, died 1835,
Ralls County, Missouri. He married Maria REIS 09 August 1791 in the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick Co, MD. He left a will at New
London, Missouri. They had nine [9] children: JOHN, MARY, KATHERINE,
SARAH, BETSY, JACOB RILEY, DAVID K., FRANCIS, WILLIAM B.
Note by Nancy Peche: The following is the baptism record for JACOB KRIGBAUM, son of Conrad.
Church Records: Selected Areas of PA, 1600s-1800s, York County, Vol. 1
Sherman's (St. David's) Union Church,
Georg Jacob KRIECHBAUM son of Conradt KRIECHBAUM and his wife Maria,
born April 1, 1769, baptized May 15, 1769.
Sponsors: Georg Jacob Schirmann and his wife Eva.
6. Conrad KRICHBAUM, born around 1740 in Germany, died Allegheny Co, MD in
1805. He left a will there. He married ANNA MARIA ___________. In his will he
named his children: MARY CATHERINA, MARY ELISABETH, JACOB, MARY MOLLY, MARY SUSANNAH,
PHILLIP, MICHAEL, PETER. JOHANN GEORGE is also proven to be
a son but evidently died young.

At this time we are unable to go beyond this point. If you refer to the first issue, you will note that Helen Kay KRIEGBAUM James [our President] and Harry Eugene KRIGBAUM both descend from the same ancestor; CONRAD KRICHBAUM. This CONRAD has the last name spelled about three different ways in three different documents. All prove to be the same. You will also note we have more information on CONRAD this time. Hopefully, we will have more next time. We will have another chart in the next issue featuring Lena Mae KRIGBAUM Hicklin. We also want you to notice that our secretary, Mrs. David FORBIS, is the sister of Harry Eugene KRIGBAUM so we will not run her chart. Also Miss Jean KRIGBAUM, our treasurer, is the sister of our President, Mrs. William JAMES. We stated previously that we would put the chart of each of our officers in each issue; however, as they will be the same, we will not do so.
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Will of CONRAD CREIGHBAUM of Alleghany County, Maryland

In the name of God, Amen. I, CONRAD CREIGHBAUM of Allegheny County, State of Maryland, being in perfect health and of sound disposing mind and memory, Thanks be to Almighty God, therefore, and calling to mind the mortality of my body knowing that it is appointed for all men once to Die; do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and form following: First and principally I command my Soul into the hands of Almighty God who gaveth in sure and certain hopes of the Resurrection from the dead by the might and power of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and my both to the Earth to be buried in a Christian like and decent manner at the discretion of my Executor herein after mentioned and name and as touching such worldly substance where with it hath pledged God to ____ me with in this life. I give devine and dispose of the same in manner and form following. It is my will, and I do order that all my just debts and financial charges be fully paid and satisfied.

Item: I give and bequeathe unto my beloved son JACOB CREIGHBAUM, the full and just sum of ten pounds current money of this State over and above the following legacy.

Item: I give and bequeathe unto my daughter MOLLY DUTTRO intermarried with DAVID DUTTRO, the full and just sum of three pounds current money as aforesaid to his, her heirs and assignees.

Item: After all my just Debts, Financial Charges and the above legacies are fully paid, all the rest and residue of my Estate, real and personal, I give and bequeathe in the following manner to Wit, to JACOB CREIGHBAUM ____ one share, to my son PETER CREIGHBAUM one share, to my son MICHAEL CREIGHBAUM one share, to my daughter CATHERINE DUTTRO intermarried with GEORGE DUTTRO one share, to daughter ELIZABETH SPIELMAN intermarried with LAURENCE SPIELMAN one share and to my grandchildren DAVID NEFF, HENRY NEFF and HANNAH NEFF one share to be equally divided between the said David, Henry and Hannah comprising in the whole in seven shares, to them, _____ heirs. Executors to this my last will and Testament hereby nominate Constitute and appoint my son PETER CREIGHBAUM and my friend William Shaw executors to this my last will and Testament, hereby revoking and disallowing all and every former and other will by me made or _____. Ratifying and confirming, this and no other, to be my last will and Testament in manner and form aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof, I the said CONRAD CREIGHBAUM have [set?] Saith my hand and seal this twenty second day of MAY, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred five.

CONRAD CRIEGBAUM

Witnesses: Michael Evl
Matthew _____
____________
____________

REMINDERS:
Have you checked the Probate Court for Homestead Records, Patents [Grants], Plats, Documents showing Original Title to Land, Property Surveys, and any other records in the offices of Probate Courts?

Have you checked Bills of Sale, Mining Claims, Sale of School Lands, various Deeds, Wills, Registers of Title, Abstracts of Title, Mining Claims and Mineral Rights, Minutes of Council Meetings? How about announcements - in newspaper publications, also, notices to heirs and notices to creditors? Additionally, have you checked Notices of Sales and Classified Ads? Tax Records and Census Records are a very important part of your search for your ancestors.
The July Issue of THE KRIEGBAUM HERITAGE will be a special one!
WATCH FOR IT!!!

END KRIEGBAUM HERITAGE NEWSLETTER VOL. I, No. 2 - APR 1976
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