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Volume Two, no. 4
Spring 1980
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Submitted by: Marcia STEWART, Lincoln, NEGLENVIL (NE) ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH BAPTISM RECORDS
1879 Siebelt Luken SIMMERING Georg Meents HAUBROCK Almuth Christine HARMS Anna Maria Magretha BUDDAKE Adolph Heinrich STAMMER Harm Harms IDEUS Johann Janssen RADEMACHER Hinrich FLESNER Anna Hermine Louise HEYE Trientje Magretha DUIS Hinrich JANSSEN Jann Kamper PETERS Johanna Elise IDEUS Herman JANSSEN Georg Dirks STROMER Maria Mathilde FITZKE Renetius Klassen HINRICHS Tamke Elsie OLTMANNS Ide PAULIAK Gepke ENNINGA 1880 Meent HINRICHS Maria OPPELAND Siebelt Luken ROTHFUSS 1885 1889 Albert Martin STROMER Dina Magretha ROSENDAHL Tamke Elise WILLMS Meta HINRICHS Wilhelm Friedrich JUILFS Johan Suken GRANEMAN Maria OLTMANNS Antje Magretha UDEN Edward Theodor STROMER Johann Friedric BOLTJES Eilt OPPELLAND Jacobs Okkels THEESEN Maria Anna BOLTJES Trientje HINRICHS Johann Griedrich UDEN Johann Dietrick BOLTJES Trientje PETERS Metha BOLTJES 1881 Jurgen KUUR Elise BOLTJES Ulfert Harms IDEUS Fentje Magretha JEREMIAS Daisy BOLTJES Andreas Falken STROMER Sophia FRESE Maria FREITAG 1882 Fohlke ONKEN Elise Anna HEYE Johann Friedr. ROTHFUSS Eke Hinrichs HAASE Antje Claassen HINRICHS Anna Elisabeth ROTHFUSS Trientje Elisabeth ROTHFUSS Fulke Maria OLTMAN 1883 Martha Friedrika Jann PETERS Willie STAHSON KREIENHEDER Henry Edward STROMER Inse JANSSEN Wilhelm Hinrich SCHNULLE Frauka Allena PETERS Elsche Edina JEREMIAS 1886 Claus MARKEL Gesche ROSENDAHL Gesiena ENNINGA Everts Fokke JANSSEN Tomke Gesine STROMER Weerth Gerdes DUIS Klaas Rohlfs SCHMIDT Anna IDEUS Bernhard POST Emilie Karoline SCHMIDT Siefke DEFREESE Wilhelm Janssen STROMER 1890 Dirk Hinrichs OLTMANNS Wilhelm Edward STROMER Johann Deidrich HEYE Hermann Hinrich EIGENBERG Ehe Harms IDEUS Ede Frerich JEREMIAS Elise Johanna STROMER Fenthe Maria HEYE Fokke Harm IDEUS Antje ONKEN Alfred Wilhelm PAULICK Elisabeth Maria CLAASEN Trientje Janssen Wilhelm Albert HENDRESCHKE Anna Jacobs HINRICHS RADEMACHER Nellie Louise NOWKA Hinrich Claasen HINRICHS Anna Maria Dorethea Albert Gustav DUMKE Antke Maria DUDDEN SCHRODER Trientje Gerhardine STROMER Remert ITZEN Hinrich Christopher STROMER Alfred KIESCHKE Tammie FLESSNER Siemen VANBOENING George Edward WALTER Jann Okkel THEESEN Harm SCHMIDT 1887 Wilke GRANEMAN Rohlf Antona SCHMIDT Klaas Jakobs DEFREESE Hinderika PETERS Aleck PETERS Jan Hero PETERS 1891 1884 Fredrich Omun Janssen Engalina Hinrichs Almuth FLESSNER SCHMIDT WESTERMAN Clara Louise SCHNULLE Johann Friedrich Diedrich Tame Claasen HINRICHS Lubbe Janssen ROTHFUSS HEYE Johann Diedrich HEYE Gesche Anna HARMS Joseph SCHMIDT Hinrich Classen KEMPER Hermann Janssen HARMS Maria Birdy SCHMIDT Maria WilheLmina CLASSEN Carl Wilhelm Heinrich Harm Jacob SCHMIDT Ede Frerichs JEREMIAS RODEFELD 1888 Line Etina KRUEGER Ernst Hinrich BLOMENKAMP Gretche Hermina IDEUS Herman Christoph STROMER Hinrich Friedrich IDEUS Emma HAASE Marie Elisebth SCHMIDTSpring 1980 - 178 -
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GLENVIL (NE) ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH BAPTISM RECORDS (Continued)1891 Cont 1895 Wilhelm SCHMIDT Trientje GOLDENSTEIN Evert Ludwig HEYE Elisabeth Henriette 1892 Johann Friedrich HINRICHS STAMMER Helene 0. THEESEN Roelfina HINRICHS Lumke Gerhardine IDEUS Fenke Janssen BUHR Rent Claassen HINRICHS Harre Frerichs JEREMIAS John Luken GOLDENSTEIN Hermann Heinrich BLOMENKAMP 1898 Sophie GRANNEMANN Hinke Maria HENSATH Ettje Eilers KRUGER Karoline Margarethe Dirk CORNELIUS Antje Maria DEFREESE SCHMIDT Martin George GOLDENSTEIN August Heinrich KEMPER Trientje Hilkea HINRICHS Gebke Hinrichs WESTERMANN Dirk Okkel THEESEN Oskar Edward DENTSCH Trientje Hinrichs KRUGER Fokke Hinrichs WESTERMANN Renetius HINRICHS Gertie Marianne STROMER Antje Maria THEESEN Iokke VANBOENING Trientje Harmina ITZEN Rachal Maria SCHMIDT Lammert Rippen KRUGER Johann Fokke JANSSEN Hinrich Renetius HINRICHS Wilhelm HINRICH Siebelt Wilken SCHMIDT Tini Lorina MEIER Johann Deidrick LYENSATH Jann SMIDT Margarete Marie Louise Wilhelm Roland MEYER Anna Maria IDEUS BLOMENKAMP Anna Maria Louise KEMPER Renetius Claason PETERS Janns Jannsen BRUNNKEN 1893 Friedrich Dirks CLAASSEN Hinrich Claassen Jacob Sophia Margarete Sophia Elisabeth STAMMER HINRICHS GOLDENSTEIN Helena Wilkea THEESEN Martin Gerdes STROMER Johann Hinrich WESTERMANN Trientje KEMPER Carl Anton VONNORDHEIM Sophia CORNELIUS 1896 Hinrich Fokken JANSSEN Trientje CLASSEN Hinrich Claassen HINRICHS 1899 Johanna CLASSEN Hiskea HINRICHS Siebelt Renken HINRICHS Trientje Gerhardine Okkel THEESEN Magdalena Anna OCKINGA HINRICHS Gebbke Johanna SCHMIDT August Louis VALENTIN Grmntka Maria HOUBRAK Heie Janssen BUHR Roalf Tamme HINRICHS Johann Luken GOLDENSTEIN Clara Catharina Louise Anna Margaretha HEYE Johanna Taulke HINRICHS BLOMENKAMP Hilda Johanna DUDDEN Gesina Helmina RDSENDAHL Siebelt ITZEN Maria Margaretha DUDDEN Anton Friedrich CLASSEN Bryan William STROMER Hinrich Otten DUDDEN Emma CORNELIUS Ekke Hinrichs WATERMANN Johann Gerdes BRUNKEN Wilke Okkel THEESEN Hinrich Janssen Almine CORNELIUS Gerd Harms SCHMIDT GOLDENSTEIN Louis Jacob CLAASSEN 1894 1897 Meta Gertina ROSENDAHL Torhlke Sophie GOLDENSTEIN Harry Gerd STROMER Hinrich WESTERMANN Luke Janssen GRANEMANN Reemt Renetius HINRICHS Reemt Gerhard HINRICHS Teda GOLDENSTEIN Rummert Fokke JANSSEN Luke THEESEN Elisabeth GOLDENSTEIN Johann Hinrichs GOLDENSTEIN 1900 Carl Andreas STROMER Klaas HINRICHS Jakob Andreas HINRICHS Frauke Hiskea GOLDENSTEIN Hiskea Fraukelina HINRICHS Elisabeth Marie HOPPENS Jann Harms IDEUS Eda Aline CLASSEN Trientje Claassen Tamme Friedrich KEMPER Tjade HEMSATH HINRICHS Evert JEREMIAS Johann Hinrich WILLMS Georg Janssen GOLDENSTEIN Mabel Elisabeth DEUTSCH Harm Rolfs VALENTIN Margaretha Gerturd BESS Maria JOHNSON Martje Johanne VALENTIN August Heinrich KEMPER Trientje HINRICHS Johanna Catherina Heinrich Dick STAMER Frauke Hiskea HINRICHS CORNELIUS Jacob Wilken THEESEN Moderina HINRICHS Hero PETERS Richard Willey STROMER Ludwig Anton FLYR Renetius Claassen Gasper Heinrich BLOOMEN- Ickre Sophia SCHMIDT GOLDENSTEIN KAMP Christian Ludwig MEYER Johann Classen HINRICHSSpring 1980 - 179 -
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Submitted by: Mrs. D JoAnn Schiefilbein, Wichita, KSAbstracts from THE CRETE NEWS, Crete (Saline Co.), Nebraska,
Thursday, October 30, 1913
NOTICE: All notified not to hunt on farms of the following: Jos. KOCI Anton KEELER Jos. MUFF John FRITZ Jos, BELOHLAVY Frank BELOHLAVY AKSAMIT Bros. Theo, HADEN Henry WICKENCAMPMrs. Marie KOSTLAN, an old settler, died Mon., Oct, 27, 1913. B in village of Slapy, near Tabor, Bohemia, on June 13, 1845. To the U.S. in 1882. Mar. E. KOSTLAN in 1887. Farmer 4 mi. north of Crete. 1911 settled in Crete. Hus. d. May 22, 1912. Survivors: sons, Edward & Emon. Bur. Riverside Cem.
Ruth, dau. of Mr, & Mrs. D. T. GANTT, mar, at parents' home on Oct. 24, 1913 to August K. BAUMGART. Rev. W. A. TYLER officiated, Both reared in Saline Co.
Albina, dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Mike NORAVEC of Crete, mar. at parents' home to Ed. MACA, eldest son of Mr, & Mrs. Martin MACA of near Pleasant Hill. Mar, Oct. 28, 1913 by Squire J. V. SHESTAK of Wilber. Couple will farm near Pleasant Hill.
Hattie E. (THORN) CAMERON, b. Granville, Ill. Oct 31, 1865, died at age 47 yrs, 11 mo, 16 d. at Merritt Hosp. Ashland, Calif. She came to Nebr. in 1879 with pars. Mar. David F. CAMERON, Feb. 21, 1889. Two sons: William Stanley, aged 9; Donald C. who d. in Crete, Dec. 18, 1910, age 11 mo. She also left 5 bro. & 2 sis. Fun. at home of sister, Mrs, Laura IRELAND on Oct, 25, 1913. Bur. Riverside Cem.
Fun. of the late Mrs. Perry TALLEY, last Fri., Oct, 24, 1913, was att'd. by Mr. & Mrs. W. C. COLLINSWORTH & little dau. of Lincoln.
Jos. BRAUN opened a shoemaker shop in office bldg. of J. A. JELINEK.
Mrs. Frank BRT, & dau. Anna, att'd. fun. of Mrs. Mary HOLTZ at Wilber on Tues., Oct. 28, 1913.
District Court Notices:
Emma WITFORTH vs WITFORTH
Josefa PECHOTA vs Matilda RECHOTA, minor
State vs Clarence CLAWSON
(Chg. with killing Ross McKINZIE on Aug, 2. 1913. Clawson claimed self-defense & defense of wife, Mary CRAFT.)
Jurors:
J. CHRYSLER Geo. KAUTENSCHLAGER J. L. FREEBORN
Jacob KREBS John McDONALD Fred WITFORTH
C. D. FLEMING Jake KREUSCHER A. J. DEWALD
Geo. BROOKS Joe KASAL Ora CRONE
Case to jury; verdict: murder in 2nd degree. Sentence: 15 yrs. in penitentiary.
State vs John DOE.Legal Notices:
Probate of estate of Henry BURDEN
Final Settlement on estate of William FULMER
Creditors of estate.Johanna O. JOHNSON
Probate of estate of Mary BRABEC
Creditors of estate, Agnes Rebecca PAGE
Notice to Non-Residents: Plaintiffs: Jarret Harvey YOUNG;
Defendants: Adah May YOUNG, his wife; Charles BEARDON & wife;
Ira BEARDON & wife; Anna GABY & G. GABY, hus.; Isaac N. YOUNGSpring 1980 - 180 -
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Abstracts from THE CRETE NEWS, cont'd.& Jennie wife; John BEARDON, ummd; Mamie KILWITZ & William, hus.;
Clarence A, CALDWELL; James D. CLARK.Those from Crete who att'd. the coursing meet at Friend on Oct. 29, 1913:
Frank KOBES J. G. MILLER Jos. NEDELA L. B. HOKUF John BRYSON Ike HUDSON
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THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, Lincoln, Nebraska, Morning edition. 1874.
Abstracted by: Mrs. Georgene Morris Sones, Omaha (Lancaster Co,)
1 Jan. 1874: (paper torn) Thursday
Mar. in Holy Trinity Church, 31 Dec, by Rev. R. C. TALBOTT, Mr, Sidney F. MEATON to Miss Mary Ann ATKINS all of Lancaster Co.
Mar. same time, place & by same, Mr. Richard H. CORNER to Miss Myra FERRANT all of Lancaster Co,
Petition for Divorce: James T. MORAN of Philadelphia, Penn., is notified that his wife, Mary E., filed for div. & custody of only child, Victoria May. (Hus. absent for more than 2 yrs. A. C. RICKETS, Att'y.)
3 Jan, 1874: (paper torn) Saturday
Legal Notice: M. G. BOHANAN, guardian of minor heirs of A. A. AMSBORY, dec. Geo. B. LAKE, Judge.
Legal Notice: estate of Henry C. CAMPBELL, dec. Execs. Cosper E. YOST & John D. LOTTRIDGE.
Petition for Divorce: Martha BOWERS of Lincoln asking for divorce from Uriah B. BOWERS & also for cust. of infant Minna BOWERS.
Legal Notice: Major G. BOHANAN as guardian of the persons & estates of Charles A, AMSBURY & Lee AMSBURY.
Mrs. W. H. WELLMAN of Sutton has Holy Bible prtd. in London in 1650. Contains family record of a Mr. WILLARD or some departed individual.
Mar. & births recorded as early as 1669/70,Rev. O. T. CONGER honored on New Year's Day on his 40th birthday. Gifts & money to he & his lady,
6 Jan. 1874: Tuesday
Legal Notice: to Rebecca L. MORRISON, Sarah (present name unknown) whose former name was MORRISON & Jennie MORRISON, Petition by Benjamin F. FOLSON against Rebecca & Josiah MORRISON, now dec.
A Mr. ATKINSON, young & unmar., murdered on Friday night in Butler Co., bur. on Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. H. M. SABIN d. Sunday. Husband & children with her at end. Remains to former home in Edwardsville, Ill.
7 Jan 1874: Wednesday
The Mr. ATKINSON killed in Butler Co. on 6 Jan. was also known as Jonathan (or Johnson) BROOKS. Richard BROOKS, father of dec.
Dr. DICKEY of Lincoln was chg. with murder but was released. Brooks thinks he can identify murderers.Probate of Estate: of Michael MORIARTY, dec., by Ann B. MORIARTY.
Probate of Estate: of Henry W. SOMMERLAD, dec., to Christina SOMMERLAD, Helen SOMMERLAD, Eliza SOMMERLAD, Caroline SOMMERLAD, Henry SOMMERLAD, Sophia SOMMERLAD, Phillip SOMMERLAD, Catherina SOMMERLAD & Charley SOMMERLAD. Att'ys.: Phillip B. MILLER & W. F. CHAPIN. Probate Judge: A. L. PALMER,
Probate of Estate: of Frederich YEIGH, dec. Admin. Abram BRANDT.
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Submitted by: Mrs. Marlene McDonald, Wahoo, Nebraska"Past and Present of Saunders County, NE.", 'The City of Wahoo'. Pages 77-90.
J.E. LEE, Mr. HAWTHORNE and Mr. BARNARD claimed to have named Wahoo (Wauhoo),
First Settlers:
STOCKING, Moses-1865 MORTON, John-Erected Commercial Hotel, 1878. LEE, J.M.&J.R.-S.4,T14,R7E,1869. BRACKEN, John-Started Blacksmith Business, 1869. *Co. composed of the following, MORTON, Dr. R.B.-Settled l870, lst Drug Store, l874. made claim to townsite in 1U70: ANDREWS, Dayton-First Justice of the Peace. LEE, J.M. & J.R.* BELL, N.H.-Attorney LEE, William B.* DEAN, Frank-Attorney DORSEY, H.* BARNES, N.H.-First Hardware Store, 1874. BARNARD, E.H.* BEERMAKER, John-First Furniture Store 1874. HAWTHORN, J.J.* JAUSA, Anton-First Brewery, 1880. MINER* OSTENBERG, 0tto-Settled 1876, opened 1st Elevator. ANDREWS, Dayton-1872 PHELPS, Isaac E.-1st Carpenter, settled 1874. BEEBE,Charles P.-1872 RANCE, Thomas-Settled 1879, 1st Carriage Factory. STEVENS, John-Erected 1st Hotel,1869. STURDEVANT, James B,-Settled 1869, 1st Photographer. First Trustees after Wahoo incorporated on September 1, 1847: BEEBE, Charles REESE, M.B. PERKY, H.D. ANDREWS, D. PICKETT, E. First Appointments: GILKESON, J.R. BURR, C.M. GILKESON, Harmon BELL, N.H.New names appearing as Town Officials or Appointments:
KNEPPER, J.A.-1875 SAYL0R, J..G.-1875 PERKINS, J.W--1875 REESE, M.B.-1875 BEEBE, C.P.-1875 KNAPP, R.H.-1875 BARNHOUSE, L.E.-1875 WILLIAMS, C.F.-1876 ANDERSON, Henry-1876 SAYLOR, J.G.-1876 MENGEL, I.R.-1876 BEEBE, C.-1878 BURTON, G.W.-1876 PRICE, E.-1878 ANDERSON, H.-1876 KOUDELLE, F.-1878 SMITH, J.A.-1878 BROWN, H.-1878 REED, J.L.-1878 JOHNSON, C.S.-1878 MOSHER, John-1878 PERKY, Charles-1878 ANDREWS, W.-1878 EBLING, George-1878 LYLE, E.E.-1878 DICKINSON, W.H.-1878 ELLSWORTH, M.L.-1878 BELL, N.H.-1879 GREGORY, N.R.-1878 BURNETT, L.T.-1878 PERRY, Arthur-1878 COPP, C.M.-1885 MARSH, P.-1878 BURR, C.M.-1878 KEEFER, W.G.-1878 CLAPP, Mr.-1878 CHASE, G.W.-1878 KOUDELLE, Frank-1878 SORNBERGER, S.H.-1879 JOHNSON, Mr.-1879 REYNOLDS, Almer-1879 STRATTON, F.M.-1880 JOSEPH, John-1880 KILLIAN, Thomas-1880 ANDERS0N, Henry-1885 BEATTY, H.O.-1885 JOHNSON, John-1885 JOHNSON, C.S.-1885 CLARK, S.A.-1886 COLLINS, C.A.-1886 MCCUTCHAN, F.P.-1886 GILSON, R.M.-1886 LUBKER, C.H.-1886 FRUSH, George-1886 AULT, W.-1886 LEPSA, F.J.-1886 WILLEY, J.J.-1886Mayors from 1886:
COPP, C.M.-1886 WHITE, H.K.-1898 LEHMKUHL, Ed-1905-09 DICKINSON, W.H.-1887-88-89 SHERMAN, John F.-1899 HAMILTON, J.C.-1910 KILLIAN, Thomas-1890-91-93 HEATON, R.A.-1900-01 LYLE, L.H.-1911 PERKY, Charles-1892 STRATTON, F.M.-1902-03 MIELENZ, C.L.-1912 SNYIER, F.J.-1894 PERKY, Charles-1904 KEARNEY, James-1913 WILDE, John S.-1895-96-97 LEHR, W.J.-1915 Wahoo Post Office was established in 1869. James LEE was the first Postmaster.Later Postmasters and their Assistants:
ALEXANDER, Sarah E.-1874-78 PIERSON, Charles-Asst. SHERMAN, John F.-1894-98 DAVIS, Pearl-Asst. HARRISON, Charles J.-1887-91 SHERMAN, Mrs. J.F.-Asst. STEEN, John-1878-83 LODER, George E.-Asst. ANDERSON, John A.-1898-07 MERRIAM, E.M.-Asst. KENNEY, Robert J.-1891-94 ANDERSON, Karl A.R.-Asst. DAVIS, Joseph N.-1883-87 LODER, George E.-Asst. MAUCK, William T.-1907-15 MAUCK, Mrs. W.T.-Asst. LUDI, Nelson J.-1915 The First National Bank organized July 15, 1882 by Henry ANDERSON; b. 1845, Peter ANDERSON, first Cashier. J.M. CHAPMAN, Vice President. Later Members: HANSON, Oscar HANSON, Ernest KUDRNA, L.J.Spring 1980 - 182 -
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"Past and Present of Saunders Co., NE.", "The City of Wahoo', Cont'dCitizens Bank of Wahoo was organized Hay 8,1895 by E.J. COLLINS, H.A. LYLE, Henry HASTINGS, C.A. COLLINS and E.E. LYLE. In 1882 a private bank of LYLE & COLLINS was organized with the officers: E.E. LYLE, Henry HASTINGS and C.A. COLLINS. Later members were: J.M. OHSLUND, Emil BENSON and C.J. FICENEE. Saunders Co. National Bank was organized in 1884 with its members: W.C. KIRCHMAN, F.J. KIRCHMAN and J.J. JOHNSON.
The DORSEY brothers also were early private bankers in Wahoo.
Name of people associated with Wahoo Newspapers:
SMITH PICKETT, T.J. PERKY, J.S. DAVIS, Major DAVIS, R.F. LUDI, Nelson J. DAVIS, J.B. MACMURPHY, John A. PALMER Hamlin PERRY, H.D. ANDREWS BEATTY, H.O. HUTCHINSON, Carter HALL, Ed J. HANCOCK, A.U. PYLE SHERMAN, John F. RICHHART, J.F. SCHRAM, John WRIGHT THOMPSON, J.A. Mrs. R.N.H. KELLEY was the first lady to ride over the O.&R.V.R.R. in the country,Businesses in 1876:
J. MANNERS & Co.-Ashland O.M. CARTER-Ashland F.S. STEWARD-Wahoo DOUDNA & COLEMAN-Ashland J.H. WHITE-Wahoo I. SOULE-Wahoo, A.W. VANDEMAN-Ashland Joseph ARNOLD-Wahoo Frank KOUDELE-Wahoo H.H. SHEDD & Co.-Ashland James M. LEE-Wahoo F.C. WILLIAMS-Wahoo T.J. CHASTARN-Ashland Henry ANDERSON-Wahoo E.E. LYLE-Wahoo BARNES & REID-Wahoo H.A. ALDEN The 1886 prairie fire in Douglas Preoinct; heaviest losers were: STURDEVANT, D.E. WELCH, James ALLEN, Hugh BIGNELL, E. I. C. FLOR's mill dam went out in 1872. Other mills owned by DEAN, GREEN & J.F. ROLL.
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Submitted by: James Do Wolken, North Platte, NE"Early Files" section of the TECUMSEH CHEIFTAIN (Johnson County)
September 1888:
ELZA S. MORRIS & Kate BANTZ mar. by Rev. CHAPIN.
Judson L. CLARK & Sallie D. CAMP mar, 9 Sept. by Rev. George SCOTT.
Howard DOLLARHIDE & Annie NISSLEY of Sterling were mar.
Mar. 21 Sept. F. H. BROWN & Flora GODFREY by Justice of Peace R. P. FARIS of Helena prec.
Mar. Patrick McGRATH & Mary ROONEY of Crab Orchard.
G. D. BENNETT mar. to Allie HOLMES dau. of Hon. C. A. HOLMES, 27 Sept.
A dau. born to Mr, & Mrs, R. M. FROST.
A son, 12 Sept. to Mr. & Mrs. Elsie COMBS.
W. B. ROWELL of Sterling died.
Bessie, age 3 only child of Mr. & Mrs, Rufus HOWE died.
John RYAN killed at Hickman, railroad accident.Names mentioned:
D. F. SUTHERLAND of Sterling; W. S. BOWMAN, Mrs. MERRILL, Dr. NEFF of Sterling: Clark PUFFER, Talmage; F. P. ALEXANDER; Patrick RELLIS sold farm to Dr, McGRANN of Louisville, Ky.; Mr. J. A. DILLON; Miss Addie RUSSELL; Matt OFFILL; Cyrus PHILLIPS; M. ROGERS.
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Submitted by: Miss Clarice Anderson, Blair, NESCHOOL CENSUS DIST. 37, June 1897, Washington County, Known as the Washington School
Name of Parents or Guardian Name of Youth Age Frits BURGMAN Annie 16 John 13 Fred 11 George 8 Christ BURGMAN Mary 14 Magie 11 Chris 7 Peter RASMUSEN Rasmunen Ras 13 Sene 8 Mary HANSEN 14 J. C. JOHNSON Annie 5 William VOSS Henry 13 Annie 11 Maggie 8 Willie 5 Christ GOSCH Ewa 9 Sena 8 Willie 5 F. J. CARTER George 7 Lucile 5 J. W. FITCH Guy 8 Lanna (Danna?) 5 Nels PETERSEN 20 J. A, STEWART, Alma 13 Bertha 11 Willie 7 Dick 5 G. JOHNSON Minnie 13 Jongual ? (boy) 11 Gilbert 7 Mrs. Mary JASZOWIAK Andrew 17 August 8 Rosa 15 Dora ? 12 Sopha 10 Charley PETERSEN Louis 12 Peter 11 Mary 9 Louisa 7 Annie 5 Nels ANDERSEN Alvine 8 Andrew 7 Frank KNIGHT Magy ROLING 17 J. H. BROACH A. W. JAKE Jacob PETERS Willie 9 (from #41 by petition) Charley 7 Emma TRINIZ 13Spring 1980 -184 -
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School Census Dist, 37 Washington Co. cont'd.Henry WENDT Henry, Jr, 15 (from E35 by petition) Charley 9 Martha 12 Mary 6List of School Age Children, 1903 - 1904
PETERS, Jacob Charley 12 Fred 10 Minnie 9 ROSENKILDE, S. K. Henry 9 Annie 7 WENDT, Hy, Mary 13 Minnie 7 BURGMAN, Chr. Maggie 13 Della 11 BURGMAN, Fritz George 14 Bernhard 10 Amanda 7 STARK, Fritz Henry 11 Charley 9 SIMONSEN, Hy. Emma 13 Bertha 11 Katrina 9 CLAUSSEN, Hy. Carry PARSONS 9 JOHNSON, Jas. C. Annie 12 Carrie 10 Christain 8 ANDERSEN, Nels Andrew 13 Jennie ? 10 Carrie 8 PETERSEN, Chas. Louise 14 Annie 12 Dagmar 8 RHETZLOFF, Herman Herman 11 George 7 JASZKOWIAK, Mrs, August 14 RASMUSSEN, Peter Knud 7 GOTTSCH, B. Katie 7 ARFF, ___ Lily 10 BRAESCH, ___ Herman 14 PAASCH,___ Arthur 7
Nothing is so soothing to our self-esteem as to find our bad traits in our forbears. It seems to absolve us. -- Van Wyck Brooks
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Submitted by Glenn Crouch, Omaha, NE
Source "The Friday Morning Post" dated 01 May 1891 (Millard, Douglas Co, NE)PERSONS MAKING NEWS IN MILLARD
The following were mentioned in The Friday Morning Post:
ANDERSON, Wm.-store in Millard p.8 KASSABUM, Wm.-family poisoned at Tobias 7 ANDRESEN, William-businessman 1 KEZIGRENST, Mrs.-lives in Omaha 1 ARFF, John-hotel proprietor 1 KELSEY, Henry-insurance salesman 1 ARFF, Mrs. John 1 KOCH, Chris-owns hotel and livery stable 1 ATKINSON, J.L.-lives in Ashland 6 KOCH, Mrs. Chris-visited Omaha 1 AYERS, Dr.-lives in Omaha 1 KRAL, Joseph-family poisoned at Tobias 7 BADER, Lizzie (Mrs.)- lives IA 1 KUHL, Mrs. Claus-lives in Chalco 1 BENNETT, W.R.-grocer in Omaha 8 LEMBRECH, Carson 1 BLUMER, Henry-store in Chalco 1 LEMKE, John-stock dealer 1 BLUMER, Mrs. Henry 1 LEMKE, Mrs. John-visited Omaha 1 BRITTAIN, Samuel-live in Elmwood 6 LeVON, William-lives in Gretna 1 BRITTAIN, Mrs. Samuel 6 LeVON, Mrs. William-lives in Gretna 1 BUCHANAN, J.K.-R.R. ticket agt 8 LINK, Dr.-cared for John FREDERKSON 1 BUOYER, William 1 LOMAX, E.L.-general passenger agt Omaha 1 BURT, H.C.-R.R. general mgr 8 MASTIN, J.T.-R.R. ticket agt at Omaha 8 CHRISTENSEN, A.D.-brick yard 1 MEYERS, George-caught stealing in Omaha 6 COLLIER, O.G.-bee keeper Fairbury 2 MULLINS, Prof.-teacher 1 CURRY, G. W.-lives in Auburn 6 PETERS, Wm.-general store 8 DAHAMKE, Chris-saddles, bridles 1 PETERSON, Adolph-live in Portal 1 DAILY, Jim 1 PETERSON, Mrs. Adolph-lives in Portal 1 EBENER, Dr. Fred-Jus. of Peace 1 PLENTY HORSE-on trial 1 FOSS, Mr.-visited Omaha 1 POLLARD, John-lives in South Omaha 1 FRANCIS, J.-ticket agt Omaha 8 POPPENHAGEN, Chris-prop. Millard Hotel 1 FREDERKSON, John-injured 1 POWERS, Pat-visited Omaha 1 FRICK, Mr.-firm in Omaha 1 POWERS, Mrs. Pat-visited Omaha 1 FROHM, H.-meat market 1 RASMUSSEN, Peter-committed suicide Hastings 7 GANTS, William 1 SCHATZ, Fritz-visited Omaha 1 GERNDORFF, Herman-visited Omaha 1 SCHATZ, Mrs. Fritz-visited Omaha 1 GIFT, Charles-injured 1 SCHMIDT, August-prop. Chalco Hotel 1 GOODHARD, G.H.-lives in Elkhorn 1 SCHMIDT, Mrs. August-attended ball 1 GRIFFIN, Wilson-lives in Omaha 1 SCHROEDER, Mr.-saloon owner 1 GROTE, Mr.-lives in Omaha 1 SCHROEDER, Fred-visited Omaha 1 HAINES, Thomas E.-editor 1 SCHROEDER, Julius-visited Omaha 1 HALLENBECK, Horace-visit Omaha 1 SELDEN, Perry-bought Drovers Journal print HALLENBECK, Mrs. Horace 1 estab. of South Omaha 1 HARDES, John-son, 13, died 6 SHIPMAN, W.M.-general agent at Omaha 8 HECK, Tom-lives in South Omaha 1 SHIVERICK, Chas.-furniture store Omaha 7 HOADLEY, B.B.-lives in Brownville 6 SIERT, Henry-visited Omaha 1 HOFFMAN, Mr.-firm in Omaha 1 SLIOEK, Joseph-family poisoned at Tobias 7 HOLSTEIN, Chris-blacksmith 1 SPEARMAN, Charles-lives in another town 1 JOHNSON, Mr.-wounded in holdup SPEARMAN, Hick-lives in another town 1 at Valpariso 1 STOBLE, Sophia-attempted suicide 6 KAELBER, Chris-visited Omaha 1 TEASON, Mrs. William-visited Omaha 1 KAELBER, Mrs. Chris 1 THRASHER, Ray-lives at Loup City 6 KAELBER, Wm.-general store 8 TRAIN, George Francis-making trip of cont. 1 KAI, David-visited Omaha 1 TURNER, W. E.-lives at Benkleman 6Spring 1980 - 186 -
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Submitted by Glenn Crouch, Omaha NE
(continued-Persons Making News in Millard)UTOFF, August-lives at Elkhorn 1 VON DOHREN, William-dealer in agri- cultural implements 1;8 WARNSTEDT, Maggie (Miss)-from Omaha 1 WATTS, J.R.-from Waterloo 1 WELCH, Fred-visiting from nearby 1 WELCH, sis of Fred-visiting 1 WELCH, William-barber 1 WELCH, Mrs. William-visited Omaha 1 WESTFAHLEN, Godfrey-from Chalco 1 WEYBRIGHT, J. F.-visited Papillion 1 WEYBRIGHT, Mrs. J.F.-vis. Papillion 1 WHEAT, Jenning-visitor from out of town 1 WILSON, C.L.-editor of Elkhorn Exchange 1 ZIEMER, A.C.-travel agent at Lincoln 8
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Copied from church booklet at Nebraska State Historical Society by Mrs. Georgene Morris Sones, Omaha NE
(Otoe County)FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - NEBRASKA CITY
In 1855 Henry W. GILTNER & bride came from Hanover, Indiana. The First Presbyterian Chruch was dedicated 1 Nov 1855. Henry W. GILTNER was assisted by Rev. L. G. BELL of Sidney, Iowa. Charter Members were:
Mr. & Mrs. D.F. JACKSON Mrs. Marie MARTIN Miss Emily LORTON Mr. & Mrs. W.B. HALL Soloman MARTIN Miss Nancy PEARMAN Mrs. Harriet ANDERSON David MARTIN Mrs. S.E. GILTNER Mrs. Mary COWLES W.S. VAN DOREN Mrs. Katherine COWLES Dr. J.C. CAMPBELLW.B. HALL & William BUCHANAN were elected elders 23 June 1856.
The first church was built in 1857. J.B. LULL, John DARLY and John MCFARLAND helped on the construction. Early family names were: FULTONS, Dr. BRINKER, MILLER Brothers, KINNEYS, HARDINGS, TEMPLINS, MCCOMAS, George HAWKE
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Church Notes from ALLIANCE SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES, Alliance, Box Butte Co., Nebraska, March 9, 1906
A. M. A. Services, H. H. HAWKINS, pastor. Episcopal Church, Wm. H. FROST, Rector. M. E. Church. U. P. Church, Mrs. PETERSON, Mrs. John JOHNSON. Baptist Church,(from same source)
John A. WILSON, of near Marple, has rec'd. notice of his appointment as postmaster at Marple.
Alliance Lodge, #183, A.F.&A.M: Ira E. TASH, W.M., Leon H. MOSHER, Sec'y.
Ticket for City Government: C. O. ASPENWALL F. M. KNIGHT D. WATERS J. P. HAZARD C. C. SMITH F. E. ALLEN D. W. HUGHES Robt. GRAHAM J. A. MALLERYSpring 1980 - 187 -
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Submitted by: Robert E. Malick, Blue Hill, NE(MORGAN - THOMPSON Family Records)
Family Birth Records:
MORGAN, Haynes, born 1768, MORGAN, Elizabeth, born December 25th, 1778, MORGAN, Mary T., born January 25th, 1804. MORGAN, Susannah R., born March 13th, 1806 MORGAN, Haynes, born September 21st, 1807 MORGAN, Haynes T., born October 5th, 1808 MORGAN, Elizabeth S., born August 26th, 1811 MORGAN, John B., born August 6th, 1813 MORGAN, William B., born February 27th, 1818 MORGAN, Vincent S., born March 23rd, 1820 MORGAN, Susan C., born May 22nd, 1821 THOMPSON, Rees B., born March 24, 1817 THOMPSON, William H., born Aprile 19th, 1842 THOMPSON, Leslie Haynes born July 24th, 1845 THOMPSON, John V. born January 2nd, 1849 THOMPSON, Elizabeth V., born December 1st, 1851 THOMPSON, Mary S., born November 2nd, 1854 THOMPSON, Rees B., born January 18th, 1857 THOMPSON, John F., born June 18th, 1882 THOMPSON, Bernice M., born March 15th, 1887 THOMPSON, William H., born April 21th, 1892 Sons of John V. THOMPSON THOMPSON, Rees B., born March 16, 1910 THOMPSON, Ralph M., born Oct, 30, 1916 THOMPSON, John Vincent THOMPSON, Leslie H. THOMPSON, Thomas Son of W. H. THOMPSON THOMPSON Dale M. FAMILY-RECORD MARRIAGES Rees B. THOMPSON to Susan C. MORGAN, June 10th 1841 by David F. PALMER. William H. THOMPSON To Marion C. RIEVES, Nov, 22nd 1871 by Rev. B. E. CAUDILE, George W. BUCHANAN to Elizabeth V. THOMPSON, Feb. 26th 1872 by Rev. N. V. WILSON, A, H. SPRACHER to Mary S. THOMPSON, Sept. 12th 1877 by Rev NITNER. Rees B. THOMPSON to Fanny R. DAVIS, March 19th 1897 by Rev: W.C. RILEY. John V. THOMPSON to Martha J. McELRAVEY(?), Oct, 15th 1890 by Rev. RAY. Rees B. THOMPSON to Ida L. BENNETT, July 26, 1886 by Judge McKEIGAN. Bernice M. THOMPSON to John Elwood MALICK, Jan, 16, 1907. William H. THOMPSON to Grace BONER, Oct. 12, 1915 at Cowles, Nebraska. DEATHS Haynes MORGAN, Sep 18th 1826 Elizabeth MORGAN, Sep 12th 1829 Rebecca S. THOMPSON, Sep 2nd 1840 Henry B. THOMPSON, Nov. 30th 1849 Amanda M. THOMPSON, May 19th 1842 Rees B. THOMPSON Aug 6th 1859 Susan C. THOMPSON, Nov 9th 1876 Fannie R. THOMPSON, Dec, 6th 1884 John V. THOMPSON, Nov 8th 1908 William H. THOMPSON, Nov. 15 1914 Rees Bowen THOMPSON, July 1 1924 Marion C. THOMPSON, Jan, 7. 1931 Mary S. SPRACHER, Jan. 18 1931 Ida L. THOMPSON May 29, 1959Spring 1980 - 188 -
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Deaths cont'd.Ralph M. THOMPSON - Service 1945 Dale M. THOMPSON, April 13, 1957 Leslie Haynes THOMPSON, Aug. 1951 John Vincent THOMPSON, Jan. 1960 Wm. H. THOMPSON, Sept, 24 - 1966 Bernice M. THOMPSON MALICK, Feb. 14, 1976
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Unclaimed Letters at Fullerton Neb., Postoffice, Dec. 12, 1898. (Nance County) from THE FULLERTON POST.
Chan FORD Mr. & Mrs, Geo. FORD Mr. Harry L. NELSON Gudmund NILSEN (Foreign)Unclaimed Letters, Jan, 9. 1899.
BROWN, Mr. R. J. BYBIE, Mr Jem JACKSON, J. T. MILLER, Miss Lilla MILLER, E. C. METERS, Mr. Ed. NELSON, Mr, O, RANDOLPH, Mr. J. A. REEVES, J. H.Unclaimed Letters, Jan, 23, 1899.
FISHER, Mrs. J. F. HODGE, H. RANDOLPH, Mr. Allen WHITMER, Mr. CyrusUnclaimed Letters, Jan, 30, 1899.
FOX, Mr. Charles FENNER, Mrs. James HALVERSON, Mr. Willey STINGLEY, Miss DeilaUnclaimed Letters, Feb, 6, 1899.
ADELL, Mr. Seferd CLAYTON, Miss Ida MILLER, W. L. DOUTHIT, A. S. Vet. Surg. TAYLOR, L. J. SCHOENING, Mr. August SHEELY, Mrs, M, A,Unclaimed Letters, Feb, 13, 1899.
SHERRER, Arthur BUTTKUS, Fred BUCHOLZ, W. MARDSLY, Mrs. N. H. OLESON, Otto JOHNSON & WOODBURY Loring W. MORGAN, Postmaster
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The Nance County Teachers' Assoc. Program, February 11, 1899, from THE FULLERTON POST, Jan, 13, 1899.
Names of those on program: Miss ELLSWORTH; Misses PORTERFIELD; Mrs. Geo. ELLSWORTH; Mrs. Hattie NATION; Miss Helen HUSE; Prof. Robt. CAMPBELL; Miss Mary STURGEON; Miss Anna ME_K; Mrs. Geo. BERGEN; Mrs. Jane BARRE; Mrs, Will LUCE; Misses HUSE & LUMRY; Rev. CAMPBELL; Miss KIRK; Miss Nellie THOMPSON; Misses LaGRANGE & LUMRY; Miss Edith RIDELL; Mrs. G. W. CORNELL; Albert THOMPSON; W. L. ROSE; Miss SUMNER. Business & Professional:
T. C. McMILLIAN, M.D., Physician & Surgeon. J. F. JOHNSON, F. W. JOHNSON - Johnson Bros., Physicians & Surgeons. J. W. McCLELLAND, Attorney & Counsellor at Law.Albert THOMPSON, Attorney at Law
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