Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Marriage | 30 September 1869 | Marriage: Fredrich Lichthardt and Sophia Amerland were married on 30 September 1869 at St Peters Lutheran ChurchB in Schaumburg, Cook, Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Father* | Christian Niemeyer (b. 24 January 1843, d. 18 July 1931) |
Mother* | Maria Sophie Wilhelmina Caroline Amerland (b. 23 September 1847, d. 31 March 1886) |
Birth | 28 September 1874 | Birth: Maria Sophie Wilhelmina (Minnia) Caroline Niemeyer was born on 28 September 1874.1 |
Baptism | 25 October 1874 | Baptism: Maria Sophie Wilhelmina (Minnia) Caroline Niemeyer was baptized on 25 October 1874 at St Peters Lutheran ChurchB in Schaumburg, Cook, Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Father* | Christian Niemeyer (b. 24 January 1843, d. 18 July 1931) |
Mother* | Maria Sophie Wilhelmina Caroline Amerland (b. 23 September 1847, d. 31 March 1886) |
Birth | 1879 | Birth: Herman Niemeyer was born in 1879.1 |
Residence | 1931 | Residence: Herman Niemeyer lived in Elgin, Kane, Illinois, United StatesB, in 1931.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Father* | Lubbe Heyen (b. 1705) |
Daughter* | Justine Dorothea Folkers (b. about 1761, d. 4 April 1779) |
Birth | about 1738 | Birth: Trienke Lubben was born about 1738 in Egels, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB. According to her marriage record, she was the eldest legitimate daughter of Lubbe Heyen, deceased "Erbgesessenen" in Egels1 |
Marriage | 6 July 1754 | Marriage: Folkert Eden and Trienke Lubben were married on 6 July 1754 at St Lamberti Lutheran ChurchB+ in Aurich, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB.1 |
Death | 18 October 1776 | Death: Trienke Lubben died on 18 October 1776 at age ~38 in Sandhorst, Aurich, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB. of tuberculosis ("Schwindsucht")1 |
Burial | 23 October 1776 | Burial: Trienke Lubben was buried on 23 October 1776 at St Lamberti Lutheran ChurchB+ in Aurich, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB.1 |
Name | 6 July 1754 | As of 6 July 1754, Trienke Lubben was also known as Trienke Eden.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Daughter* | Trienke Lubben+ (b. about 1738, d. 18 October 1776) |
Birth | 1705 | Birth: Lubbe Heyen was born in 1705.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Father* | Folkert Eden (b. 1 January 1727, d. before 31 December 1809) |
Mother* | Trienke Lubben (b. about 1738, d. 18 October 1776) |
Birth | about 1761 | Birth: Justine Dorothea Folkers was born about 1761. based on age at death1 |
Death | 4 April 1779 | Death: Justine Dorothea Folkers died on 4 April 1779 at age ~18 in Sandhorst, Aurich, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB. of tuberculosis ("Schwindsucht")1 |
Burial | 9 April 1779 | Burial: Justine Dorothea Folkers was buried on 9 April 1779 at St Lamberti Lutheran ChurchB+ in Aurich, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Birth | about 1782 | Birth: Ede Hinrichs Post was born about 1782 in Wallinghausen, Aurich, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB.1 |
Marriage | 31 December 1809 | Marriage: Ede Hinrichs Post and Hilke Christiane Folkers were married on 31 December 1809 at St Lamberti Lutheran ChurchB+ in Aurich, Aurich, Niedersachsen, GermanyB. Per marriage Register: Ede Hinrichs Post, unmarried, 27 years old, second son of the second marrige of the deceased Hinrich Janssen Post in Wallinghausen, with Hilke Catharine Folkert, virgin, 28 years old, the only daughter of the deceased Folkert Eden Hausmann in Sandhorst1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Birth | 14 October 1915 | Birth: Salvatore Favet was born on 14 October 1915 in Illinois, United StatesB. Birth Place from 1920 Census1 |
Marriage | 29 January 1936 | Marriage: Salvatore Favet and Mary Frances Neitz were married on 29 January 1936 in Livingston, Illinois, United StatesB+.2 |
Death | 1 October 1971 | Death: Salvatore Favet died on 1 October 1971 at age 55 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
References | Bremer Descendency Chart (#1) Bremer Descendency Chart (#2) Descendants of Seegers / Behrens |
Father* | Friedrich (August) Seegers (b. 22 March 1889, d. May 1977) |
Mother* | Emma (b. 20 April 1890, d. 21 July 1984) |
Birth | March 1916 | Birth: Mabel Seegers was born in March 1916 in Indiana, United StatesB.1 |
Witness | 22 January 1920 | Mabel Seegers was enumerated on the census of 1920 with Friedrich (August) Seegers and Emma in Hanover Township, Lake, Indiana, United StatesB.2 |
Census | 26 April 1930 | Census: Mabel Seegers appeared in the census on 26 April 1930 in Crete Township, Will, Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Father* | Henry Riebesehl (b. September 1864, d. 4 February 1938) |
Mother* | Dora M Smith (b. June 1863, d. 14 March 1947) |
Daughter* | Eunice Martha Leckband (b. 25 March 1919) |
Daughter* | Phyllis Georgia Leckband+ (b. 15 January 1922, d. 10 April 2011) |
Son* | Stanley Richard Leckband (b. 2 November 1926, d. 18 January 2021) |
Son* | James Lowell Leckband (b. 6 January 1930, d. 12 December 2010) |
Birth | 21 February 1893 | Birth: Emma Louise Riebesehl was born on 21 February 1893 in Iowa, United StatesB.1,2 |
Marriage | 1917 | Marriage: Louis Detlef Frederick Leckband and Emma Louise Riebesehl were married in 1917 at Zion Lutheran ChurchB in Horton Township, Osceola, Iowa, United StatesB.1,3 |
Death | 5 September 1977 | Death: Emma Louise Riebesehl died on 5 September 1977 at age 84 in Worthington, Nobles, Minnesota, United StatesB.2,4 |
Witness | 1 January 1905 | State Census: Emma Louise Riebesehl appeared in the state census on 1 January 1905 in the household of Henry Riebesehl and Dora M Smith in Horton Township, Osceola, Iowa, United StatesB.5 |
Name | 1917 | As of 1917, Emma Louise Riebesehl was also known as Emma Louise Leckband.1,3 |
Census (F) | 23 January 1920 | She and Louis Detlef Frederick Leckband were enumerated on the census of 1920 in Horton Township, Osceola, Iowa, United StatesB, with Eunice Martha Leckband.6 |
Census (F) | 17 April 1930 | Emma Louise Riebesehl and Louis Detlef Frederick Leckband were enumerated on the census of 1930 in Horton Township, Osceola, Iowa, United StatesB, with Phyllis Georgia Leckband, Eunice Martha Leckband, Stanley Richard Leckband, and James Lowell Leckband.1 |
Census (F) | 1940 | Emma Louise Riebesehl and Louis Detlef Frederick Leckband were enumerated on the census of 1940 with Eunice Martha Leckband, Stanley Richard Leckband, and James Lowell Leckband.7 |
Memo (fam) | Memo: [From the Ocheyedan Centennial Book, 1891-1991] Louis Leckband, son of William and Wilhelminna Glade Leckband, was born at Adair, Iowa, in 1890. His first years were spent there and in the Exira, Iowa area until the family moved to Ocheyedan in 1903, where they farmed. The family then moved to Dayton, Oregon, in 1908, where they cleared land so they could farm it. In 1916, the family moved back to Ocheyedan, where they once again engaged in farming. In 1917, Louis married Emma Riebesehl and began farming in the Ocheyedan area. Emma was born in Webster City in 1893, moving to Horton Township with her family in 1894. Louis and Emma farmed a number of farms until 1927, when they moved to the Riebesehl homestead where they farmed until their retirement in 1955. They then moved to Worthington, Minnesota, and lived there until their deaths, Emma in 1977, and Louis in 1982. They had both resided in Lake Haven Nursing Home. Emma was a very active farm woman who helped milk cows, helped with haying and harvest, shocked grain, raised chickens, ducks and geese, besides having a large vegetable garden, raspberry and strawberry beds, plus apple and plum orchards. She was an excellent cook and horsewoman. At the age of nine, her father sent her out to plow with the sulky and a three horse hitch. Louis and Emma's first years of farming were very difficult because of cool, wet years with severe winters. After moving to the Riebesehl half section, they hired a man, and raised hogs and dairy cattle, and later fed cattle. They were progressive farmers, following information from Iowa State about crop rotation and balanced feed formulas, using their own grain. They were among the early farmers in the area who planted soybeans. Other crops were corn, oats, barley, alfalfa and clover. Louis was a dedicated fisherman and later a game hunter. His trophies included moose, deer, bear, antelope, elk and caribou. His cousin, Alfred Hattendorf was often his fishing and hunting companion. As a grandfather he enjoyed taking his grandsons camping on fishing trips with them. He truly loved the outdoors and all of nature. Louis took an active part in the community, serving on the Co-op Elevator board, as a township officer, and also in Farm Bureau. He held offices in the Zion Lutheran Church in Horton Township, of which he and his family were all members. To this union were born four children. Eunice married Reinard Wulkow and lives at Sac City, Iowa. Phyllis married Marcus Rueter (deceased). Phyllis lives at Ocheyedan. Stanley married Vivian Oleson and lives at Dewey, Arizona. James married Maureen Rehborg and lives at Worthington, Minnesota.8 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Son* | Raymond Nootbaar (b. 4 February 1907, d. 13 June 1999) |
Birth | 1880 | Birth: Henry Nootbaar was born in 1880 in Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Marriage | 1902 | Marriage: Henry Nootbaar and Mary were married in 1902.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Son* | Raymond Nootbaar (b. 4 February 1907, d. 13 June 1999) |
Birth | 1883 | Birth: Mary was born in 1883 in Ohio, United StatesB.1 |
Marriage | 1902 | Marriage: Henry Nootbaar and Mary were married in 1902.1 |
Name | 1902 | As of 1902, Mary was also known as Mary Nootbaar.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Father* | Festus Hezekiah Haley (b. 5 December 1870, d. 29 October 1932) |
Mother* | Margaret E Jennings (b. 7 July 1870) |
Birth | 1899 | Birth: Leslie Lee Haley was born in 1899 in Sorento, Bond, Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Census | 15 April 1910 | Census: Leslie Lee Haley appeared in the census on 15 April 1910 at West StB in Sorento, Bond, Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Census | 19 January 1920 | Census: Leslie Lee Haley appeared in the census on 19 January 1920 at 103 S Welsh StB in Hillsboro, Montgomery, Illinois, United StatesB.2 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Father* | Festus Hezekiah Haley (b. 5 December 1870, d. 29 October 1932) |
Mother* | Margaret E Jennings (b. 7 July 1870) |
Birth | 24 February 1902 | Birth: Harley J Haley was born on 24 February 1902 in Sorento, Bond, Illinois, United StatesB.1,2 |
Death | October 1964 | Death: Harley J Haley died in October 1964 at age 62 in Kentucky, United StatesB.2 |
Census | 15 April 1910 | Census: Harley J Haley appeared in the census on 15 April 1910 at West StB in Sorento, Bond, Illinois, United StatesB.1 |
Census | 19 January 1920 | Census: Harley J Haley appeared in the census on 19 January 1920 at 103 S Welsh StB in Hillsboro, Montgomery, Illinois, United StatesB.3 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
References | Descendants of Hartwig / Hoffman Descendants of Lottman / Sievers |
Father* | Henry Shafer (b. 28 February 1882, d. 19 August 1953) |
Mother* | Mamie Dick (b. 1879) |
Birth | 2 January 1907 | Birth: Chester Shafer was born on 2 January 1907 in Illinois, United StatesB.1,2 |
Death | December 1983 | Death: Chester Shafer died in December 1983 at age 76 in Stoughton, Dane, Wisconsin, United StatesB.2 |
Census | 11 April 1930 | Census: Chester Shafer appeared in the census on 11 April 1930 in Windsor, Dane, Wisconsin, United StatesB.1 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
References | Descendants of Hartwig / Hoffman Descendants of Lottman / Sievers |
Father* | Henry Shafer (b. 28 February 1882, d. 19 August 1953) |
Mother* | Mamie Dick (b. 1879) |
Birth | 12 January 1910 | Birth: Charles Shafer was born on 12 January 1910 in South Dakota, United StatesB.1 |
Marriage | 22 February 1933 | Marriage: Charles Shafer and Vera Woodward were married on 22 February 1933.2 |
Death | 12 October 1968 | Death: Charles Shafer died on 12 October 1968 at age 58.3 |
Burial | October 1968 | Burial: Charles Shafer was buried in October 1968 at Hillside CemeteryB in Portage, Columbia, Wisconsin, United StatesB.3 |
Census | 11 April 1930 | Census: Charles Shafer appeared in the census on 11 April 1930 in Windsor, Dane, Wisconsin, United StatesB.1 |
Census (F) | 8 May 1940 | He and Vera Woodward were enumerated on the census of 1940 in Lodi, Columbia, Wisconsin, United StatesB.4 |
Last Edited | 14 April 2023 |
Son* | Howard W Shafer (b. 30 November 1917, d. 24 March 1994) |
Son* | Roy R Shafer (b. 14 July 1922, d. 3 January 1955) |
Son* | Keith Shafer (b. 29 July 1934, d. 10 February 1935) |
Son* | Lloyd G Shafer (b. 30 December 1935, d. 18 September 2008) |
Birth | 3 September 1896 | Birth: Cecil Smith was born on 3 September 1896 in South Dakota, United StatesB.1,2 |
Marriage | 1913 | Marriage: Reinhard (Reiner) John Shafer and Cecil Smith were married in 1913.1 |
Death | December 1984 | Death: Cecil Smith died in December 1984 at age 88 in Lead, Lawrence, South Dakota, United StatesB.2 |
Name | 1913 | As of 1913, Cecil Smith was also known as Cecil Shafer.1 |
Census (F) | 11 April 1930 | She and Reinhard (Reiner) John Shafer were enumerated on the census of 1930 at Hunt St in Chelsea, Faulk, South Dakota, United StatesB.1 |
Census (F) | 12 April 1940 | She and Reinhard (Reiner) John Shafer were enumerated on the census of 1940 in Reeder, Adams, North Dakota, United StatesB, with Roy R Shafer and Lloyd G Shafer.3 |