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dreksler, szumanski, szutz
I am seeking any information on the families of Josef and Anna Dreksler (maybe spelt-Drexler )born about 1900 and Francieska Szumanska born 1800-1900)who lived in the village named Niagryn, kreis Dolina,(Dolyna) Stanislwow oblast, Poland (now Ukraine) and the family- Szutz from Drohobych (Antoni Szutz married Helena Dreksler) and information on the village Weldzirz where a church(name unknown) was attended by these families.
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drexler
Encontre estqa informacion espero te sea de utilidad , saludos y suerte
Schmid and Drexler Ancestors Generation No. 1 1. Mark William Schmid was the son of 2. Ralph Schmid and 3. Ann Marie Drexler. He married (1) Sandra Joy Dennis 30 September 1995 in Unity Christ Church, Golden Valley, Hennepin, Minnesota. She was the daughter of James Allen Dennis and Marvel Marcella Ohmann. Generation No. 2 2. Ralph Schmid, born 02 May 1918 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. He was the son of 4. William Joseph Schmid and 5. Mary Margaret Prokosch. He married 3. Ann Marie Drexler 05 May 1941 in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. 3. Ann Marie Drexler, born 25 January 1922 in Malcolm Township, Cole Harbor, McLean, North Dakota; died 13 June 1995 in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 6. Johann (John) Drexler and 7. Otillia Neid. Notes for Ralph Schmid: Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid LDS Film F-71545 1686167 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 28, Record 27, Schmid Ralph (Rudolph) Guiliellium, 2 May 1918, 12 May 1918 Parents: Guiliellmo G. Schmid, Maria Prokosch Godparents: Georgius P. Schmid, Rosa Prokosch (combined with same record) Ralph G. and Anna Maria Drexler 5 May 1941 St. Mary's. Sleepy Eye *** Notes for Ann Marie Drexler: Ann Marie Drexler -> Mark Schmid Ann Marie Schmid, age 73, of Hector, passed away Tuesday, June 13th, 1995 at the Buffalo Lake Nursing Home. Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday, June 15th, 1995 at 11:00 AM at St. John's Catholic Church in Hector, Internment in the Church Cemetery. Ann Marie was born January 25th, 1922 in McLean County, North Dakota. She was the daughter of John and Otilla (Neid) Drexler. She was baptized in North Dakota and later confirmed in Sleepy Eye, MN when she was six years old. Ann Marie was united in marriage to Ralph Schmid on May 5th, 1941 in Sleepy Eye, MN. The couple farmed in the Sleepy Eye, Springfield, and Hector area until 1968. They then purchased and operated the Cafe in Hector through 1984. Ann Marie was a member of St. John's Catholic Church in Hector, and was active in Catholic Aid and Altar Society. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, and traveling, and loved gardening and flowers. Ann Marie is survived by her husband Ralph, of Buffalo Lake, and by her children: Robert and wife Joann Schmid, of Hutchinson; Steven and wife Mary Ellen Schmid, of Prior Lake; Richard and wife Bernie Schmid, of Phoenix AZ; Kathleen and husband Larry Johnson, of Hector; and Mark and fiancee Sandra Dennis, of Maple Grove. She is also survived by eight grandchildren and one great-granddaughter, and by her brothers: Tom and wife Clarice Drexler, of Franklin; Richard and wife LeMay Drexler, of Redwood Falls; Carl and wife Susie Drexler, of Olivia; and by her sister Terry and husband Robert Prekker, of Clara City, and by a number of nieces and nephews. Ann Marie was preceded in death by her parents, by her sister Frances and by her granddaughter Kimberly Johnson. May the Lord Bless her memory among family and friends! *** Marriage Notes for Ralph Schmid and Ann Drexler: Schmids return from Germany Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schmid recently returned from their three week trip to Germany. They were guests of their son and family, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Schmid, Shannon and Shad at the Air Base at Bitburg, Germany. They also visited with Wayne Radloff who is stationed at Sprang-Dahlem Airbase. Some of the highlights of their visit were tours to Luxembourg, Oberammergau, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Trier, Minden and many other cities in Germany, Innsbruck, Austria, Valkenburg, Holland, many castles, including the beautiful one called Linderhof Castle, at Bernkastel, along the Mosel River where there are many grape fields, and saw much beautiful mountain scenery, gaily decorated houses and profusion of flowers. Sgt. Schmid and his family have until May of 1978 before they can come back to the States. They send greetings to all their area relatives and friends. *** Children of Ralph Schmid and Ann Drexler are: i. Robert John Schmid, ; married Joann Rieke 02 September 1967; born 19 July 1947. ii. Steven William Schmid, born; married Mary Ellen Schiebel 12 July 1969 in St. John, Searles, Minnesota; born 27 October 1946. Marriage Notes for Steven Schmid and Mary Schiebel: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. John at Searles Page 114, Marriage record, 12 July 1969 Steven William Schmid, bapt. 19 Nov 1944, St. Raphael, Springfield and Mary Ellen Scheibel, bapt. 10 Nov 1946, St. John, Searles Attendants: Richard Schmid and July Rehler Parents: Ralph Schmid, Ann Marie Drexler, Armund Scheibel, Viola Hillescheim *** iii. Richard John Schmid,; married Bernadine Lois Frank 28 June 1969; born 16 August 1948. iv. Kathleen Ann Schmid,; married Larry LeRoy Johnson 15 February 1969; born 19 September 1944. 1 v. Mark William Schmid,; married Sandra Joy Dennis 30 September 1995 in Unity Christ Church, Golden Valley, Hennepin, Minnesota. Generation No. 3 4. William Joseph Schmid, born 15 June 1884 in Brown County, Minnesota; died 21 December 1971 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota. He was the son of 8. John M. Schmid and 9. Anna Losleben. He married 5. Mary Margaret Prokosch 18 November 1913 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. 5. Mary Margaret Prokosch, born 16 January 1891 in Minnesota; died 12 April 1960 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 10. John G. Prokosch and 11. Margaret Kloeckl. Notes for William Joseph Schmid: William Schmid -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 94, Record 33 ?Gulielmum?, 13 July 1884, 15 June 1884 Parents: Joannis M. Schmid, Anna Losleben Godparents: Antonius and Maria Losleben *** LDS Film F-71545 1686167 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 41, Record 409 William Schmid, 13 July 1884, 15 June 1884, Sleepy Eye Parents: John M. Schmid, Anna Losleben Godparents: Anthony Losleben, Maria Losleben Priest Signature: [note] Signed E. M. Losleben but in writing of E. M. Dekiere *** Application for Social Security Account Number 476-28-2820 dated 23 May 1946 shows William Jos Schmid living at 108 Burnside, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. He gives his date of birth as 15 June 1884 in Brown County, Minnesota and states his parents are John M. Schmid and Anna Losleben. His employment is with Prospective-Calif Packing Corp. *** William Schmid's death certificate documents: Birth: 15 June 1884 in Minnesota Parents: John M. Schmid (Germany) and Anna Losleben (Minnesota) Death: 21 December 1971 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 87 years Cause of Death: Adenocarcinoma of stomach, extensive with gastric obstruction Marital status at death: Widowed Spouse: Mary Occupation: Retired Farmer Residence: Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota Burial: Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Informant: Ralph G. Schmid *** Notes for Mary Margaret Prokosch: Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 11, Record 24, Maria Prokosch, 12 April 1891, 16 January 1891 Joannis Prokosch, Margaretse ?Glekel? Joannes Berg, Maria Prokosch *** Mary (nee Prokosch) Schmid's death certificate documents: Birth: 16 January 1891 in Minnesota Parents: John Prokosch and unknown Death: 12 April 1960 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 69 years Cause of Death: Adenocarcinoma Spouse: William Occupation: Housewife Residence: 108 E. Burnside, Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota Burial: Catholic Cemetery, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Informant: William J. Schmid *** Marriage Notes for William Schmid and Mary Prokosch: Thirteenth Census of the United States (1910), Walnut Street, Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota: Schmid, William J., Head, Age 27, Married 2 years, Born: Minnesota Anna, Wife, Age 24, Married 2 years, 1 Child, 1 Living, Born: Minnesota Loretta, Daughter, Age 1 This is not our William J. This William is the son of Wolfgang Schmid and Elizabeth Wartha. *** LDS Film G-08350 1686170 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 54, Record 532, Guilielmum J. Schmid, Sleepy Eye, and Mariam Prokosch, Sleepy Eye on 18 November 1913 Parents: Joannis M. Schmid, Annse Losleben, Joannis Prokosch, Margaretse Kloegl Witnesses: Joannis J. Prokosch, Anna M. Schmid Notes/bans: Book IV p. 48 *** Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), Home Township, Brown, Minnesota (Roll T625_825, Page 9A, ED 42, Image 862, Ancestry.com): Schmid, William J., Head, Age ?38?, Born: Minnesota Marie, Wife, Age 39, Born: Minnesota E[th]elbert, Son, Age 4 Ralph, Age 1 *** Children of William Schmid and Mary Prokosch are: i. Ethelbert Henry Schmid, born 01 May 1915 in Milford Township, Brown, Minnesota; died 15 November 1990; married Neoma Marie Wegner 21 November 1942 in Mankato, Minnesota. Notes for Ethelbert Henry Schmid: LDS Film F-71545 1686167 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 228, Record 22, Edelbert Henry Schmid Edelertum Henricum, 1 May 1915, 9 May 1915 Parents: Guilielmo Schmid, Maria Prokosch Godparents: Henricus W. Baumann, Anna Baumann *** 2 ii. Ralph Schmid, born 02 May 1918 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota; married Ann Marie Drexler 05 May 1941 in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. iii. Eugene George Schmid, born 10 May 1921; married Berniatta Bernelda Weber 07 August 1965; born 06 May 1928. Notes for Eugene George Schmid: LDS Film F-71545 1686167 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 133, Record 28, Schmid Eugenium Georgium, 10 May 1921, 15 May 1921 Parents: Wm Jno Schmid, Margautha Prokosch Godparents: Georgius C. Eckstein, Anna Eckstein *** Eugene George Schmid, d. 22 May 2004 Eugene Schmid was born May 10, 1921, in Sleepy Eye to William & Mary (Prokosch) Schmid. He became a child of God by Holy Baptism in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sleepy Eye on May 15, 1921. He farmed from 1951 to 1965 in Home Township, Brown County. On August 7, 1965, he married Berneatta Weber-Mueller at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Ulm. On January 9, 1966, after instruction in the truths of God's Word, he was confirmed in the Lutheran faith at St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church, by Pastor W. J. Schmidt. His confirmation verse was 1 John 4:9, the text for the sermon today. He was a self-employed carpenter in New Ulm until retiring in 1984. He volunteered many hours at the Treasure Haus and the Lind House. Gene was a World War II veteran, receiving the Purple Heart, a member of the VFW, American Legion, DAV, and St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church. On this past Saturday, May 22, at the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Minneapolis, the Lord graciously called mr. Schmid to his eternal home. His timeof grace on this earth was 83 years and 12 days. His mortal remains are laid to rest in Soldiers' Rest, New Ulm Cemetery, on this, the 26th day of May 2004, there to await the day of the resurrection. Gene is survived by his wife, Berneatta "Nita" Schmid of New Ulm, daughters and sons-in-law, Rita & Ron Hacker of Sterling, VA, and Jackie and Tom Roesch of New Ulm; sons and daughters-in-law, Mike and Ellen Mueller of St. Paul, Rod and Ginny Mueller of New Ulm, Dan & Laura Mueller of Minneapolis, Corey and Julie Schmid of Sauk Rapids, and Charles and Stephanie Schmid of North Mankato; seventeen grandchildren; and four great grandchildren; a brother, Ralph Schmid of Hutchinson; and a sister-in-law, Neoma Schmid of Sleepy Eye. His parents and a brother, Ethelbert Schmid, preceded him in death. Monday, 24 May 2004 The Journal Online Eugene 'Gene' Schmid , 83, of 1014 1st North in New Ulm died Saturday, May 22, 2004, at the VA Hospital in Minneapolis. Funeral Service will be 2 p.m., Wednesday, May 26, at the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Ulm with burial in the New Ulm City Cemetery, Soldiers Rest Section. Full military honors will be conducted at the cemetery by the New Ulm veterans organizations. Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, May 25, and 7:30-11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Minnesota Valley Funeral Home in New Ulm and will continue for one hour prior to the time of service at the church on Wednesday. Gene is survived by his wife, Berneatta "Nita" Schmid of New Ulm; daughters and sons-in-law, Rita and Ron Hacker of Sterling, Virginia, and Jackie and Tom Roesch of New Ulm; sons and daughters-in-law, Mike and Ellen Mueller of Saint Paul, Rod and Ginny Mueller of New Ulm, Dan and Laura Mueller of Minneapolis, Corey and Julie Schmid of Sauk Rapids, and Charles and Stephanie Schmid of North Mankato; seventeen grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren; a brother, Ralph Schmid of Hutchinson; and a sister-in-law, Neoma Schmid of Sleepy Eye. He was preceded in death by his parents; and by a brother, Ethelbert Schmid. Eugene was born on May 10, 1921, in Sleepy Eye to William and Mary (Prokosch) Schmid. He farmed from 1951-1965 in Home Township, Brown County. On August 7, 1965, he married Berneatta Weber-Mueller at the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Ulm. He was a self employed carpenter in New Ulm until retiring in 1984. He volunteered many hours at the Treasure Haus and the Lind House. Gene was a World War II Veteran receiving the purple heart, a member of the VFW, American Legion, DAV, and St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. He enjoyed his family and coffee buddies. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorials to be given to the St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Ulm. *** 6. Johann (John) Drexler, born 15 November 1885 in Austria; died 05 July 1949 in Leavenworth, Brown, Minnesota. He was the son of 12. Johann Drexler and 13. Antonia Hauk. He married 7. Otillia Neid. 7. Otillia Neid, born 06 March 1893 in Murray County, Minnesota; died 27 June 1980 in Redwood Falls, Redwood, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 14. Charles Neid and 15. Susanna Entinger. Notes for Johann (John) Drexler: John Drexler -> Ann Drexler -> Mark Schmid From http://www.ellisislandrecords.org: Page # 0194 Manifest for Vaderland Sailing from Antwerpen Date of Arrival May 26, 1903 0026. Stumvoll, Johann M 37y M Austria - German Albern 0027. Stumvoll, Agnes F 28y M Austria - German Albern 0028. Stumvoll, Johann M 5y U Austria - German Albern 0029. Stumvoll, Anna Maria F 3y U Austria - German Albern 0030. Dreseler, Johann M 17y S Austria - German Albern Vaderland Built by John Brown & Company, Clydebank, Scotland, 1900. 11,899 gross tons; 580 (bp) feet long; 60 feet wide. Steam quadruple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 15 knots. 1,162 passengers (342 first class, 194 second class, 626 third class). Built for Red Star Line, British flag, in 1900 and named Vaderland. Antwerp-New York service. Chartered by International Navigation Company, British flag, in 1915 and renamed Southland. Troopship service. Torpedoed in the Aegean Sea on 9/2/1915, but salvaged and repaired. Torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine off the Irish coast on June 4, 1917. *** Thirteenth Census of the United States (1910), Township 148, McLean County, North Dakota: #3 Stumvoll, John, Head, Age 42, Married 13 years, 1902, Na Agnes, Wife, Age 34, Married 13 years, 9 Children, 5 Living, 1902, Na John Jr., Son, Age 13 Annie, Daughter, Age 10 Anthon, Son, Age 6, Born: Minnesota Carolina, Daughter, Age 4, Born: Minnesota Franz, Son, Age 1 (or 2?), Born: North Dakota #4 Drexler, John, Head, Age 24, Single, 1902, Pa *** Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), Malcolm Township, McLean County, North Dakota: #71 Drexler, John, Head, Age 34, Single, 1902, Na, 1919, Austria #72 Stumvoll, John, Head, Age 53, Married, 1902, Na, 1915, Austria Agnes, Wife, Age 44, 1902, Na, 1915, Austria John, Son, Age 22, 1902, Na, 1915, Austria Anton, Son, Age 16, Minnesota Caroline, Daughter, Age 14, Minnesota Frank, Son, Age 12, North Dakota Julia, Daughter, Age 9, North Dakota Max, Son, Age 7, North Dakota Leo, Son, Age 2, North Dakota *** John Drexler's death certificate documents: Birth: 15 November 1885 in Austria* Parents: Unknown (Austria) and unknown (Austria) Death: 5 July 1949 in Leavenworth, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 63 years, 7 months, 20 days Cause of Death: Carcinoma stomach Marital status at death: Married Spouse: Otillia Drexler Occupation: Farmer Residence: Leavenworth, Brown, Minnesota Burial: Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Informant: Otillia Drexler, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota RFD *** *Bohemia was an independent kingdom until 1627, when it became a part of the Austrian Habsburg empire, and German became the official language. The Czech nobility were largely expelled after the battle of White Mountain in 1620, and the ruling classes came to be German-speaking. In the early 17th century opposition to Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor as King of Bohemia led to the Thirty Years War and the selection of an alternative protestant king, Frederick V, Elector Palatine. In the late 18th century Czech people, at the time mostly lower classes, started their national awakening, forming a movement called Oldczechs. After the transformation of the empire into Austria-Hungary, Bohemia became an autonomous province, but Czechs already made up a majority of the people. National tensions arose in Sudetenland where the population was mainly German, and this eventually led to the paralysis of Austria. After World War I, Bohemia became the cornerstone of the newly-formed country of Czechoslovakia. 1939-1945 Bohemia together with Moravia formed the German Protectorate of Bohemia-Moravia (''Reichsprotektorat B hmen-M hren''). After the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, Bohemia became a part of the new Czech Republic in 1993. Notes for Otillia Neid: Otillia Neid -> Ann Drexler -> Mark Schmid Twelfth Census of the United States (1900), Home Township, Brown, Minnesota: Neid, Charles, Head, Feb 1858, Age 42, Married 4 years, Born: Germany, Immigration: ?1882? Emma E., Wife, Mar 1860, Age 40, Married 4 years, 1 Child, 1 Living, Born: Minnesota Joseph, Son, July 1884, Age 15, Born: Iowa Maggie K., Daughter, Apr 1888, Age 12, Born: Iowa Mathias, Son, June 1891, Age 8, Born: Minnesota Othilda, Daughter, Mar 1893, Age 7, Born: Minnesota Edward ?R.?, Sept 1897, Age 2, Born: Minnesota *** Application for Social Security Account Number 475-42-0640 dated 18 January 1956 shows Otillia Drexler living at Rt 1, Olivia, Minnesota. She gives her date of birth as 6 March 1893 in Murray County, Minnesota and states her parents are Charles Neid and Susanna Endinger. Her occupation is farmer. *** Otillia (nee Neid) Drexler's death certificate documents: Birth: 8 March 1893 in Minnesota Parents: Charles Neid and Emma Neid Death: 27 June 1980 in Redwood Falls, Redwood, Minnesota Age at death: 87 years Cause of Death: Cerebral vascular accident Marital status at death: Widowed Spouse: John Drexler Occupation: Homemaker Residence: Redwood Falls, Redwood, Minnesota Burial: St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Informant: Thomas Drexler, Franklin, Minnesota Based on Otillia's social security application and census records, the mother indicated on the certificate, Emma, is Otillia's stepmother, not her birth mother. *** Marriage Notes for Johann Drexler and Otillia Neid: Fifteenth Census of the United States (1930), Leavenworth Township, Brown, Minnesota (15 April 1930), household of John Drexler: Drexler, John, Age 44 Otillia, Age 37 Anna M., Age 8 Thomas, Age 6 Francis, Age 4 Richard J., Age 1 ?Dafforn?, Elizabeth, Relationship: Lodger *** Children of Johann Drexler and Otillia Neid are: 3 i. Ann Marie Drexler, born 25 January 1922 in Malcolm Township, Cole Harbor, McLean, North Dakota; died 13 June 1995 in Buffalo Lake, Minnesota; married Ralph Schmid 05 May 1941 in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. ii. Tom Drexler, married Clarice Lax; born 10 April 1912; died 14 January 2005 in Franklin, Minnesota. Notes for Clarice Lax: From http://www.oweb.com/newulm/obits/obits011505.html: The Journal Online Obituaries Saturday, Jan. 15, 2005 CIarice Mary Drexler, 72, died Friday, Jan. 14, 2005, at her home in Franklin. Mass of Christian burial is10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Franklin, with burial in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, rural Franklin. Visitation is 4-8 p.m. Monday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Franklin and one hour prior to the services at church. There will be a 5:30 p.m. rosary and a 7:30 p.m. prayer service Monday at the church. Arrangements are with the Hauser-Hantge Chapel in Fairfax. She is survived by her husband, Thomas, of Franklin; daughters, Diane Rieke of Franklin and Mary Crain of Mankato; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She was born on April 10, 1912, in Springfield, to Joseph and Frances (Linsmier) Lax. *** iii. Richard Drexler, born Private; married Lemay. iv. Carl Drexler, born 15 December 1931 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota; died 17 July 2002 in Olivia, Renville, Minnesota; married Susie Frank 03 November 1955 in Bechyn. Notes for Carl Drexler: From the Willmar, Minnesota paper: Carl Drexler Dec. 15, 1931 - July 17, 2002 OLIVIA - Carl Drexler, 70, of Olivia died Wednesday at his home. The service will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Olivia with the Rev. Nicholas officiating. Burial will be at the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Dirks-Blem Funeral Home in Olivia with a prayer service at 7 p.m. Visitation will continue Monday morning at the funeral home. He was born Dec. 15, 1931, in Sleepy Eye to John and Ottilie (Neid) Drexler. He grew up and attended schools in Sleepy Eye. After his father's death he farmed the family farm, helping his mother. He married Susie Frank on Nov. 3, 1955, in Bechyn. They lived in Olivia. He worked as a construction contractor with Perkins Lumber in Willmar and in the advertising department with Trojan-Pfizer Seed Company in Olivia. He was a member of St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Knights of Columbus and helped deliver Meals On Wheels in Olivia. He is survived by his wife; four sons, Dale (and Abelina) Drexler of Tacoma, Wash., Dean (and Kathy) Drexler of Willmar, Dan (and Andrea) Drexler of Kerkhoven and John Drexler of Willmar; four daughters, Lori (and Don) Houdek of Redwood Falls, Linda (and Clay) Gilleard of Bonner, Mont., Deb DeJager of Sleepy Eye and Donna (and Dan) Lauer of Northfield; 21 grandchildren; two brothers, Thomas and Clarise) Drexler of Franklin and Richard (and Lamay) Drexler of Redwood Falls; and one sister, Theresa (and Robert) Prekker of Willmar. He was preceded in death by his parents; and two sisters. *** v. Theresa Drexler, born Private; married Robert Prekker. vi. Frances Drexler, born 25 August 1925 in Garrison, North Dakota; died 29 July 1989 in St. James, Minnesota; married Joseph Augustine 17 October 1950 in Olivia, Minnesota; born 13 May 1921 in Mulligan Township, Brown, Minnesota; died 08 March 2004 in Faribault, Minnesota. Notes for Joseph Augustine: Wednesday, 10 March 2004 The Journal Online -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Joseph L. Augustin , 82, of Faribault and formerly of St. James, died on Monday, March 8, 2004, at the District One Hospital, Faribault. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, March 12, at 10 a.m. at the Divine Mercy Catholic Church at Sacred Heart, Faribault. Interment will be at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Minneapolis. Visitation will be at the Boldt Funeral Home, Faribault, on Thursday, March 11, from 4 to 8 p.m. and also at the church for one hour prior to the service on Friday. Joseph L. Augustin was born on May 13, 1921, in Mulligan Township, Brown County, Minnesota, to Louis and Clara (Eckstein) Augustin. He served in the United States Navy during WWII, participating in the Invasion of D-Day. He married Frances Margaret Drexler on October 17, 1950, at Olivia. She preceded him in death on July 31, 1989. Joseph was employed by the Brown County Highway Department for 25 years and he also farmed in the Albin Township, rural Brown County. He was a lifetime member of the St. James VFW. He was a past member of the American Legion and the Disabled American Veterans. Following his retirement, he provided volunteer transportation for the Human Services Departments of Watonwan County and Rice County. He is survived by seven children, Patricia (and Mert) Becker of Maple Grove, David (and Sharon) Augustin of Faribault, Douglas (and Julie) Augustin of Faribault, Dean (and Sharon) Augustin of Plano, TX, Jane (and Jay) Fox of Hastings, Kris (and Stacy) Augustin of Murphy, TX and Faye (and Randy) Bolduc of Brooklyn Park; 12 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; one sister, Sylvia Mangen of Sleepy Eye and one brother, Robert (and Angela) Augustin of Comfrey. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Frances; four brothers, Edelbert, Urban, Leo and Russell; and one sister, Delrose Moldan. *** Generation No. 4 8. John M. Schmid, born 01 August 1850 in Bavaria, Germany; died 28 February 1924 in Home Township, Brown, Minnesota. He was the son of 16. William Schmid. He married 9. Anna Losleben 16 January 1876 in Holy Trinity Catholic Church. 9. Anna Losleben, born 13 January 1857 in Austria; died 27 September 1943 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 18. Nicholas Losleben and 19. Mary Rothmeier. Notes for John M. Schmid: John Schmid -> William Schmid -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid John Schmid's death certificate documents: Birth: 1 August 1850 in Germany Parents: William Schmid (Germany) and unknown (Germany) Death: 28 February 1924, Home Township, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 73 years, 6 months, 27 days Cause of Death: Probably heart disease, died suddenly Marital status at death: Married Spouse: Anna Schmid Occupation: Farmer Burial: Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Informant: George Schmid, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota *** John M. Schmid John M. Schmid, for fifty years a resident of Brown County, died suddenly Thursday morning at 6:30 at his home in Home Township. While feeding his horses he was stricken and fell over dead. He had apparently been in the best of health for he had attended the Herman Beussman auction the previous Tuesday and had made some purchases there. The deceased was born in Stadlein, Bavaria, Germany, August 1, 1850 and he was therefore over 73 years old when he died. In the home of his nativity he learned the bricklayer's trade. He came to America in 1868 and was engaged at this trade for several years in the East before coming to New Ulm. He was married here January 16, 1876, to Anna Losleben who survives him. The marriage ceremony was performed at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Some time after their marriage they moved to Home township where they took up farming and Mr. Schmid also carried on his trade of brick-layer in Sleepy Eye. The family was blessed with ten children, one of whom died in infancy. The surviving children are Jos. A. Schmid, Lamberton; Andrew J. Schmid, Balaton; John T. Schmid, Buckman, Minn.; Mrs. Ludwig Schirlmeyer, St. Paul; Mrs. Henry Baumann, Sigel; Peter P. Schmid, Milford; William J. and Geo. P. Schmid, Home Township. The funeral was held Saturday morning from St. Mary's Church at Sleepy Eye and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery of that city. *** Sudden Death of John Schmid Brown Co. Pioneer Had Lived on Farm in Home Township Forty-Five Years Brown county lost another of its aged and respected citizens last Thursday morning in the death of John M. Schmid. Mr. Schmid had been in good health, his death coming as a great shock to his family and friends. He had been helping with the chores Thursday morning when his son observed him sink to a sitting posture on the door sill of the barn. Hastening to his assistance he helped him to the house and to his bed. Death occurred a few minutes later. Obituary John M. Schmid, one of the pioneer residents of Brown county, passed away at his home six miles northeast of Sleepy Eye February 28th at the age of 73 years and 7 months. He was born in Stadlein, Bavaria, August 1, 1850 and emigrated to America in 1869 coming direct to the home of his uncle at New Ulm. One year later he returned to New York to work as a brick layer, but in 1871 again took up his residence at New Ulm. On January 16th, 1877 he was married to Anna Losleben and shortly afterward they moved to a farm in Home township where he made his home until the time of his death. He leaves a wife and nine children, one having died in infancy. The living are Jos. A. Schmid of Lamberton, John T. Schmid of Genola, Wm. J. Schmid of Home township, Mrs. Ludwig Schirlinger of St. Paul, Andrew J. Schmid of Balaton, Mrs. Henry Baumann of New Ulm, George P. Schmid on the home place, Michael M. Schmid of Fairfax, Peter Schmid of Milford township. He also leaves sixteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at ten o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic church, Rev. Father Renz officiating. Interment in the Catholic cemetery. *** Notes for Anna Losleben: Anna Losleben -> William Schmid -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid Found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~gbhs/newsletter/april94.html: GERMAN-BOHEMIAN HERITAGE SOCIETY NEWSLETTER P. O. BOX 822 NEW ULM, MN. 56073 VOL. V No. 1 April, 1994 Louis Lindmeyer, Editor Research Commitee News by Robert Paulson Valuable Research Information Uncovered Maximilian Utz, our friend, tour guide and tireless researcher in the Czech Republic has uncovered some very valuable information for us in the church records in the Pilsen archives. While doing research in the church books of the Church Community of Berg (Hora sv. Válava), which includes the villages of Berg, Hostau, Natschetin, Schidfenau, Schilligkau, Trohatin and Zeisermühl, he discovered that the priest listed the persons from his parish who had emigrated to "Amerika", their house number, birth date, parents names, and the year that they left the parish. Listed below is the information that he found from the village of Trohatin. It is interesting to note that all the listings are for children born between 1856 and 1858. Our hope is that he will find additional information for us in the church books from other parishes. Trohatin House No. Amerika [Listed with others in the article] 27 Anna Losleben, geb. 13 Jan. 1857 1870 Eltern: Nikolaus u. Marg. Losleben *** Anna (nee Losleben) Schmid's death certificate documents: Birth: 13 January 1857 in Austria Parents: Nichlous Losleben (Austria) and Anna unknown (Austria) Death: 27 September 1943, Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 86 years, 8 months, 14 days Cause of Death: Chronic my?chardial degeneration Marital status at death: Widow Spouse: John M. Schmid Occupation: Housewife Residence: Home Township, Brown, Minnesota Burial: Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Informant: Wm J. Schmid, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota *** Mrs. Anna Schmidt Buried Today Mrs. Anna Schmid, 86, pioneer resident of Home township, died at Municipal hospital at six o'clock Monday morning. Old age was the cause of death. Funeral services were held from the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Schmid, Burnside Street, and at 9:00 o'clock this morning at St. Mary's Catholic church. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery. Six grandsons were Pallbearers. Miss Anna Losleben was born in Austria January 13, 1857, and came to America with her parents, the late Mr. And Mrs. Nicholas Losleben, at the age of 13 years. They settled near New Ulm in which city she was married to John M. Schmidt. Her husband preceded her in death thirteen years ago. Deceased was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church. She is survived by nine children: Joe, Lamberton; John, Home township, William J. Burnside Street; Mary (Mrs. Ludwig Scherlinger), Willmar; Andrew, Balaton; Annie (Mrs. Henry W. Baumann), Sigel township; George P., Milford township; Michael M., Long Beach, California; Peter P., New Ulm. There are twenty-six grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. Three of the grandsons are in the United States Army. She is also survived by one sister, Mrs. George Eckstein, New Ulm. Her son Michael of Long Beach, California, was unable to attend the funeral. Her grandson, Pvt. Eugene Schmidt, arrived yesterday from Camp Carson, Colorada. *** Marriage Notes for John Schmid and Anna Losleben: The German-Bohemian Database at http://www.rootsweb.com/~gbhs/database/databasehm.html shows: Family Name /First Name /Spouse /Date of Birth /Village of Origin /County (Kreis) of Origin /Date of Immigration /Town/Township /County /State /Code#(s) for Submitter(s) /Notes LOSLEBEN /Anna / /13 Jan 1857 /Trohatin /Bischofteinitz /1870 /Home /Brown /MN /1, 45 LOSLEBEN /Anna /John M. SCHMID /13 Jan 1857 /Trohatin /Bischofteinitz /1870 /New Ulm /Brown /MN /69 SCHMID /John M. /Anna LOSLEBEN /1 Aug 1850 /Stadlern /Bavaria /1869 /New Ulm /Brown /MN /69 *** Twelfth Census of the United States (1900), Home Township, Brown, Minnesota: Household 74 (John and Anna are living next door to Anna's brother Andrew Losleben, Household 73) Schmid, John M., Head, Aug 1850, Age 49, Married 23 years, Born: Germany Anna, Wife, Jan 1857, Age 43, Married 23 years, 10 Children, 9 Living, Born: Germany John, Son, June 1882, Age 17 Wm, Son, June 1884, Age 15 Mary, Daughter, Aug 1886, Age 13 Andrew, Son, Oct 1888, Age 11 Anna, Daughter, Sept 1890, Age 9 George, Son, May 1893, Age 7 Mike, son, July 1895, Age 4 Peter P., Son, July 1898, Age 1 Household 78 is the family of Anna's brother, Joseph Losleben. *** Thirteenth Census of the United States (1910), Home Township, Brown, Minnesota: Household 11 (John and Anna are living next door to Anna's brother Andrew Losleben, Household 12) Schmid, John, Head, Age 60, Married 33 years, Ger. German, Immigration: ?1869? Anna, Wife, Age 53, Married 33 years, 10 Children, 9 Living, Aust. Bohemian, Immigration: ?1872? Anna, Daughter, Age 19 George, Son, Age 16 Michael, son, Age 14 Peter, Son, Age 12 *** Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), Home Township, Brown, Minnesota: Household 136 (John and Anna are living next door to Anna's brother Andrew Losleben, Household 135) Schmid, John, Head, Age 69, Immigration: ?1870?, Born: Germany Anna, Wife, Age 63, Immigration: ?1871?, Born: ?umberg George, Son, Age 36 Mike, son, Age 34 Peter, Son, Age 21 *** Children of John Schmid and Anna Losleben are: i. Joe A. Schmid, born 31 December 1877; died 12 February 1963; married Mary Waibel; born 05 February 1881; died 08 September 1972. ii. Maria Schmid, born 20 October 1879. Notes for Maria Schmid: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 47, Record 49, Maria Schmidt, 9 November 1879, 20 October 1879 Parents: Joanne Schmidt, Anna Losleben Godparents: Josephus Losleben, Magaretha Ekstein *** LDS Film F-71545 1686167 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 14, Record 137, Maria Schmidt, 9 November 1897, 20 October 1897 Parents: John Schmidt, Anna Losleben Godparents: Joseph Losleben, Margaretha Eckstein *** iii. John T. Schmid, born 25 June 1882; died 25 March 1963; married Theresa Zenger 06 February 1906; born 01 August 1887; died 12 April 1966. Notes for John T. Schmid: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 75, Record 31 Joannes Schmidt, 7 July 1882, 25 June 1882 Parents: Joanne Schmidt, Anna Losleben Godparents: Antonius and Maria Losleben *** LDS Film F-71545 1686167 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 29, Record 281 John Schmidt, 7 July 1882, 25 June 1882 Parents: John Schmidt, Anna Losleben Godparents: Anthony Losleben, Maria Losleben *** 4 iv. William Joseph Schmid, born 15 June 1884 in Brown County, Minnesota; died 21 December 1971 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota; married Mary Margaret Prokosch 18 November 1913 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. v. Mary Schmid, born 21 August 1886; died 19 October 1964; married Ludwig Schirlinger 23 January 1906; born 17 February 1874; died 15 June 1952. Notes for Mary Schmid: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 27, Record 55 Mariam Schmidt, 1 October 1886, 21 August 1886 Parents: Joanne Schmidt of Town Home, Anna Losleben *** LDS Film F-71545 1686167 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 55, Record 544 Maria Schmidt, 1 October 1886, 21 August 1886 Parents: John Schmidt, Anna Losleben Godparents: Anna Losleben *** vi. Andrew J. Schmid, born 14 October 1888; died 16 November 1960; married Bessie Towne 19 October 1915; born 16 October 1895; died 05 February 1955. Notes for Andrew J. Schmid: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 73, Record 84 Andream Schmied, 2 November 1888, 12 October 1888 Parents: Joanne M. Schmied of Town Home, Anna Losleben Godparents: Andreas and Anna Losleben *** vii. Anna Schmid, born 11 September 1890; died 02 April 1964; married Henry Baumann 08 June 1914; born 09 August 1890; died 08 October 1972. Notes for Anna Schmid: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Anna Schmidt, 28 September 1890 Parents: Joannis Schmidt, Losleben Godparents: Joseph Braun, Anna Losleben *** viii. George P. Schmid, born 14 May 1893; died 20 December 1983; married Alma Wilfahrt 21 May 1923 in Holy Tinity Cathedral; born 24 June 1902; died 05 August 1975. Notes for George P. Schmid: Journal Sleepy Eye - George P. Schmid, 90, of rural Sleepy Eye died Monday morning at Sioux Valley Hospital. Mass of Christian bural will be at 11 a.m., Wednesday, at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, with burial to follow in the Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3-9 p.m. today at Minnesota Valley Funeral Home, with a St. Joseph Society rosary at 7 p.m. followed by a parish prayer hour at 8 p.m. He is survived by daughters Mrs. Wallace (Shirley) Wendinger of New Ulm and Mrs. Vernard (Delores) Helget of rural Sleepy Eye; son Harold C. Schmid of rural Sleepy Eye; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Alma, on Aug. 5 1975, six brothers and two sisters. He was born May 14, 1893, in Home Township, Brown County, to John and Anna (Losleben) Schmid. He married Alma Wilfahrt on May 21, 1923, at Holy Trinity Cathedral. After marriage, they farmed in Home Township, Brown County, for three years. They then moved to a farm in Milford Township, Brown County, where they continued farming until his retirement in the early 1960s. After retirement, he continued to live and help out on the farm. He was a past board member of the Essig Creamery in Essig. He had been hospitalized for the past two weeks. *** ix. Michael M. Schmid, born 06 July 1895; died 11 June 1966; married Esther Gerardy 23 September 1924; born 25 August 1905; died 04 July 1957. x. Peter Paul Schmid, born 05 July 1898; died 25 June 1955; married Clara Grau 11 September 1922; born 31 July 1902; died 23 December 1962. Notes for Peter Paul Schmid: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 122, Record 53 Peter Paul Schmidt, 18 September 1898, 5 July 1898 Jo???? M. Schmidt, Anna Lofsleben Michael R?del, Maria Welt??? *** 10. John G. Prokosch, born 07 April 1866 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria; died 19 November 1903. He was the son of 20. Joseph Prokosch and 21. Anna Koeck. He married 11. Margaret Kloeckl 22 April 1890 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. 11. Margaret Kloeckl, born 30 July 1872 in Bohemia, Austria; died 01 December 1942 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 22. Joseph Kloeckl and 23. Mary Knier. Notes for John G. Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: John Prokosch, 7 Apr 1866, Trohatin, Austria, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** John Prokosch -> Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota: Prokosch, John, Head, Age 70, Born: Bohemia Barbara, Wife, Age 69, Born: Bohemia The census shows immigration for both John and Barbara in 1883 or 1893 (difficult to read) and naturalization in 1888 or 1899 (again, difficult to read). Who is this John? How is he connected? *** Notes for Margaret Kloeckl: Margaret -> Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid Margaret (nee Kloeckl) Prokosch's death certificate documents: Name: Margareth Prokosch Birth: 30 July 1872 in Austria Parents: Joseph Kloeckl, Austria, and unknown, Austria Death: 1 December 1942 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 70 years, 4 months, 1 day Cause of Death: Bowel obstruction Spouse: John Occupation: Housewife Residence: Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota Burial: 4 December 1942 in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Informant: John J. Prokosch, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota *** Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch - 3 Dec 1942 Mrs. Prokosch Services Friday Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Prokosch, 70, North Fifth Street, will be held at St. Mary's Church Friday morning at nine o'clock. She had passed away Tuesday evening in a New Ulm hospital where she had been receiving medical attention since November 23. The Prokosch family resided a number of years on a farm in Albin Township, where Mr. Prokosch died 39 years ago. The family resided at Iberia later and then Mrs. Prokosch moved to Sleepy Eye about 19 years ago. The following children survive: John Prokosch, on the the home place in Albin Township; Mrs. William Schmidt, Sleepy Eye; Mrs. George Zwaschka, Mulligan Township; Mrs. Matt Schumacher, Leavenworth, and Miss Eleanor, at home. *** Marriage Notes for John Prokosch and Margaret Kloeckl: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 20, Record 3, 22 April 1890 Joannem Prokosch of Brown County and Margaritam Kloeckl of ? Witnesses: Joseph H. Prokosch and Anna Kloeckl *** Twelfth Census of the United States (1900), Stark Township, Brown, Minnesota: Prokosch, John, Head, Apr 1866, Age 34, Married 10 years, Born: Austria Margaret, Wife, July 1872, Age 27, Married 10 years, 6 Children, 5 Living, Born: Austria Mary, Daughter, ? 1891, Age 9, Born: Minnesota Mathilda, Daughter, March 1892, Age 8, Born: Minnesota Rosa, Daughter, Aug 1895, Age 4, Born: Minnesota John, Son, ? 1897, Age 2, Born: Minnesota Theresia, Daughter, ? 1900, Age ?, Born: Minnesota *** Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), Stark Township, Brown, Minnesota: Margaret, Head, Age 47, 1874, Born: Bohemia Rosa, Daughter, Age 24, Born: Minnesota John, Son, Age 22, Born: Minnesota Theresia, Daughter, Age 19, Born: Minnesota Ellenore, Daughter, Age 17, Born: Minnesota *** Children of John Prokosch and Margaret Kloeckl are: 5 i. Mary Margaret Prokosch, born 16 January 1891 in Minnesota; died 12 April 1960 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota; married William Joseph Schmid 18 November 1913 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. ii. Mathilda Prokosch, born March 1892. Notes for Mathilda Prokosch: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 29, Record 26, Mathilda Prokosch, ?10? May 1892, ?18? March 1892 Joannis Prokosch, Margareta Glockel Joseph Glockel, Maria ??mier *** iii. Joseph Prokosch, born 10 January 1894; died 23 June 1894. Notes for Joseph Prokosch: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 58, Record 10, Joseph Prokosch, ?8? March 1894, 10 January 1894 Joannis Prokosch, Margareta Glacker Joseph Prokosch, Theresia Prokosch *** LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 168, Record 9, Joseph Prokosch, 24 June 1894, obit 23 June 5 months, 18 days Joannis Prokosch, Margarete Klekel *** iv. Rosa Prokosch, born 17 August 1895; died 28 June 1976 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota1; married George Zwaschka 21 September 1920 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota; born 02 January 1896 in Brown County, Minnesota1; died 02 October 1967 in Comfrey, Brown, Minnesota1. Notes for Rosa Prokosch: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 83, Record 61, Rosa Prokosch, 27 August 1895, 17 August 1895 Joannis Prokosch, Margareta Glackel Joseph Bier, Maria Glackel *** Marriage Notes for Rosa Prokosch and George Zwaschka: LDS Film G-08350 1686170 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 68, Record 669, Georgium Zwaschka, Comfrey, and Rosam Prokosch, Sleepy Eye (Parents: Joannis Prokosch, Margarithse Gleckl) on 21 September 1920 *** From http://www.newulmtel.net/~jatakuck/lower/george6.html: George and Rose (Prokosch) Zwaschka Name George Zwaschka Rose Prokosch Born May 02, 1894 May 01, 1896 to Andrew and Catherine (Tauer) Zwaschka Joseph and Mary (Rubey) Tauer John and Margaret (Kloeckl) Prokosch in Brown Co, Minnesota Brown Co, Minnesota Died October 02, 1967 June 28, 1976 in Comfrey, Brown Co, Minnesota Minneapolis, Hennepin Co, Minnesota Married September 21, 1920 Children Name Born Died Spouse Married Sylvia Catherine December 10, 1921 Norbert Sellner April 27, 1943 Phyllis Marie February 18, 1923 Anton Louis Mathiowetz April 29, 1945 Winnifred December 20, 1927 Arthur Mathiowetz May 03, 1948 Richard George November 08, 1931 Cecelia Suess April 24, 1956 Rita Rose December 28, 1939 Robert Rivard December 03, 1960 *** v. John Prokosch, born 10 December 1897; married Rose Hillesheim 15 January 1924 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota; died 16 April 2001 in Lamberton, Minnesota2. Notes for John Prokosch: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 113, Record 1898-1, John Prokosch, 10 December 1897, 9 January 1898 Joanne Prokosch, Margaretha Klekel Joseph Schiffert, Catharina Klekel *** Notes for Rose Hillesheim: From http://www.newulmtel.net/~jatakuck/l...rokosch01.html New Ulm Journal, 2001 Rose A. Prokosch, 96, of Lamberton, died Monday, April 16, 2001, at Valley View Manor, Lamberton. Services are 10:30 a.m. Friday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation is 4-8 p.m. Thursday and 7:30-9:30 a.m. Friday at Sturm Funeral Home in Sleepy Eye. There will be a Christian Mothers rosary at 4 p.m. and a parish prayer service at 7 p.m., at the funeral home Thursday. She is survived by daughter, Elaine and her husband Albert Reiner, of Springfield; son, Tom, and wife Margie Prokosch of Comfrey; 22 grandchildren; 49 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; sister, Verna Rein of Shakopee; and sister-in-law, Leah Hillesheim of Forest Lake. She was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph and Margaret Hillesheim; husband, John "Jack" Prokosch; son, John, and wife Trudy Prokosch; grandson, Todd Prokosch; granddaughter, Connie Prokosch; brothers, Hubert Hillesheim, Leonard Hillesheim, Herman Hillesheim, Arthur Hillesheim, Henry F. Hillesheim, Nick Hillesheim and Edwin "Sam" Hillesheim; and sisters, Margaret Busch and Kathryn Rubey. She was born Jan. 2, 1905, in Stark Township, Brown County, to Joseph and Margaret (Mertz) Hillesheim. She attended country school in Iberia and St. Mary's School in Sleepy Eye. She married John Prokosch on Jan. 15, 1924, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sleepy Eye. She farmed with her husband and family until 1958. She then became a housekeeper for several priests. She was also a cook at the Comfrey Hospital until her retirement. She was a member of the Christian Mothers Society. *** Marriage Notes for John Prokosch and Rose Hillesheim: LDS Film G-08350 1686170 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 76, Record 746, Joamem Prokosch, Sleepy Eye (Parents: Joannis Prokosch, Margarithse Kleckel), and Rosam Hillesheim, Sleepy Eye on 15 January 1924 *** vi. Theresa Prokosch, born 15 February 19003; died 20 July 19864; married Matt Schumacher 29 June 1920 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota5; born 17 December 18986. Notes for Theresa Prokosch: From http://www.newulmtel.net/~jatakuck/l...beria/10.html: Iberia School District No. 183 Page 10 Copied from: "The Iberia School Booklet" Written 1971* Occupants of Iberia ...Mrs. Math Schumacher (Theresa Prokosch) has many memories, too, of Iberia. She tells us that in 1906 when she was 6 years old, her mother, Mrs. John Prokosch, a widow, moved with her seven children from the farm three miles south of the Iberia school to Iberia. At this time there was a cemetery, blacksmith shop, ice house where ice blocks were packed in sawdust, flour mill run by water power forced by a dam some distance up the Cottonwood River. A few years later, a saw mill where logs were cut into lumber was added to the village. This was run by steam engine, operated by Heidemann Brothers. There were six dwellings in Iberia. The Prokosch home was a few rods east of the schoolhouse. Mr. Frodl, and elderly single man, owned a blacksmith shop. Other families were the Weis family, Joe Zwaschka family, Bill Engel, the Green family, and the Ward Larabee family. In 1912, the Prokosch family moved back to the farm three miles south of the school and Mrs. Schumacher finished the eighth grade there in 1914.... *** LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 143, Record 20, Theresia Prokosch, 24 March 1900, 15 February 1900 Joanne Prokosch, Margarethae Klekel ? Schroepfer, Theresia Schroepfer *** Marriage Notes for Theresa Prokosch and Matt Schumacher: LDS Film G-08350 1686170 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 67, Record 661, Mathiam Schumacher, Leavenworth, and Theresiam Prokosch, Sleepy Eye (Parents: Joannis Prokosch, Margarithse Kleckel) on 29 June 1920 Witnesses: Carolus Schumacher, Eleonora Prokosch *** vii. Eleanor Prokosch, born 02 January 1902. Notes for Eleanor Prokosch: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 29 Eleanoram Prokosch, 16 January 1902, 2 January 1902 Joanne Prokosch, Margaretha Kloekl Antonius and Theresia Schroepfer *** viii. Agnes Prokosch, born 05 June 1903. Notes for Agnes Prokosch: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 53 Agnetem Prokosch, 15 June 1903, 5 June 1903 Joanne Prokosch, Margaretha Kloekl Georgius and Anna Prokosch *** 12. Johann Drexler7, born 03 June 1849 in Albern7; died 17 January 1894 in Albern7. He was the son of 24. Thomas Drexler and 25. Rosalia Veselá. He married 13. Antonia Hauk 30 April 1872 in Kloster7. 13. Antonia Hauk7, born 06 June 1849 in Neubistric; died 23 August 1886 in Kloster. She was the daughter of 26. Johann Hauk and 27. Franziska Pelz. Notes for Johann Drexler: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Johann Dräxler was born 3rd June 1849, Albern /Alber/ no. 20. /parish book Nová Bystrice 13, page 35/ his father: Thomas Dräxler, the miller from Albern /Alber/, the son of Josef Dräxler, the miller and Rosalia born Hofbauer from Kunas /Kunetice/. his mother: Rosalia the daughter of Josef Veselý, the farmer in Mirotín and Rosalia. Johann Drexler died the 17th of January 1894 in Albern (Alber) no. 99 /Nová Bystrice 2n., page 205/ Verstorbene: Johann Drexler, Gattre der Maria, Inwohner in Albern N. 99 /45 Jahre, katholisch, männlich, verehelich/ Bergräben: 19 Jänuar 1894 Neubistritz Krankheit: Chronischer Alkoholismus Deceased: Johann Drexler, the husband of Maria, the inhabitant in Albern (Alber) no. 99 /45 years old, catholic, man, married/ Burial: 19th January 1894 in Nová Bystrice Illness: chronic alcoholism *** Notes for Antonia Hauk: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Antonia Hauk was born 6th June 1849 in Neubistric /Klašter/ 22. / parish book Klášter 7, page 20/ her father: Johann Hauk, the innkeeper, the son of Anton Hauk, the shopkeeper in Neubistric /Nová Bystrice, Klášter/ no. 18. and + /dead/ A. Maria born Stolz from Konratz /Konrác/ no. 27. her mother: Františka daughter of Anton Pelz, the peasant cottager in Neubistric /Klašter/ no. 13 and Rosina born Lukas from Neubistric /Klašter/ no. 12. Antonia Drexler (Hauk) died the 23rd of August 1886 in Kloster (Klášter) no. 22 /Klášter 1n., page 106/ Verstorbene: Antonie Drexler, Eheweib des Johann Drexler Gastwirt in Kloster N. 22, geb. Hauk aus Kloster N. 22 /37 Jahre, vereheliche, katholisch, weiblich/ Bergräben: 25 August 1886 Kloster Deceased: Antonia Draxler, the wife of Johann Drexler, the innkeeper in Kloster (Klášter) no. 22, /she was/ born Hauk from Kloster (Klášter) no. 22 /37 years old, married, catholic, woman/ Burial: 25th August1886 in Kloster (Klášter) *** Marriage Notes for Johann Drexler and Antonia Hauk: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Johann Drexler and Antonia Hauck get married 30th April 1872. / parish book Klášter 11, page 87/ Bridegroom: Johann Drexler, the miller and the innkeeper in Neubistritz /Klášter/ no.22, the son of Thomas Drexler, the miller master from Alber n /Alber/ no. 20 and Rosalia born Veselá from Mirotín. He was 23 years old and lived in Alber n /Alber/ no. 20. Bride: Antonia Hauck the daughter of + /dead/ Johann Hauk, the innkeeper in Neubistritz /Klášter/ no. 22 and Franziska born Pelz from Neubistritz /Klašter/ no. 13. She was 23 years old and lived in Neubistritz /Klášter/ no. 22. Children of Johann Drexler and Antonia Hauk: 1) Agnes Drexler born 24 December 1876 2) Rosa Drexler born 11 March 1878 3) Anna Drexler born 28 July 1881 4) Johann Drexler born 15 November 1885 *** Children of Johann Drexler and Antonia Hauk are: i. Agnes Drexler, born 24 December 1876 in Austria7; married John Stumvoll 10 June 18967; born 28 December 1866 in Austria7. Notes for Agnes Drexler: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Agnes Drexler was born 24th December 1875 in Kloster /Klášter/ no. 22. / parish book Klášter 8, page 39/ her father: Johann Drexler, the miller and the innkeeper, the son of Thomas Drexler, the miller from Alber n /Alber/ no. 20 and Rosalia born Veselá from Mirotín no. 20. her mother: Antonia Drexler the daughter of + /dead/ Johann Hauk, the innkeeper in Kloster /Klašter/ no. 22 and Františka born Pelz from Kloster /Klášter/ no. 13. The first marriage of Agnes Drexler: Johann Lendl and Agnes Drexler are married on the 16th April 1894 in Alber n (Alber) no. 9 Neubistritz (district Nová Bystrice), Neuhaus (region Jindrichuv Hradec) /parish book Nová Bystrice 1 (nová), page 118/ Brautigam: Johann Lendl, Maurer in Alber n no. 9 ehelicher Sohn des Josef Lendl Weber in Alber n no. 30 und dessen Gattin Cecilia geboren Jacob Kutschera von Alber n /33 Jahre, ledig/ Bridegroom: Johann Lendl, mason in Alber n (Alber ) no. 9, matrimonial son of Josef Lendl weaver in Alber n (Alber ) no. 30 and his wife Cecilia born Jacob Kutschera from Alber n / 33 years old, single/ Braut: Agnes Drexler ehelicher Tochter des + Johann Draxler, muler und Gastwirt im Kloster und dessen Gattin + Antonia geboren Johann Hauk aus Kloster / 18 Jahre, ledig/ Bride: Agnes Drexler, matrimonial daughter of deceased Johann Drexler, the miller and innkeeper in Kloster (Klášter) and his deceased wife Antonia born Johann Hauk from Kloster /18 years old, single/ Johann Lendl died on the 15th June 1895 in Alber n (Alber ) no. 9 /parish book Nová Bystrice 3 (nova), page 224/ Johann Lendl, the child of Johann Lendl and Agnes Drexler, was born on the 5th October 1895 in Alber no. 9. He died on the 17th January 1896 *** Notes for John Stumvoll: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Johann Stumvoll was born 28th December 1866 in Fichtau /Smrcná/ no. 55. /parish book Nová Bystrice 14, page 204/ his father: Markus Stumvoll the son of Leopold Stumvoll, the weaver from Burgstall /Hradište/ and Theresie Hruza from Vichtau /Fichtau, Smrcná/. his mother: Juliana the daughter of Kašpar Grausam, the farmer from Vichtau /Fichtau, Smrcná/ and Theresia born Dix from Burgstall /Hradište/. *** Marriage Notes for Agnes Drexler and John Stumvoll: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Johann Stumvoll and Agnes Drexler are married on 10th June 1896 in Adamsfreiheit (Hurky) no. 11 and in Albern (Alber) no. 9, Neubistritz (district Nová Bystrice), Neuhaus (region Jindrichuv Hradec) / parish book Nová Bystrice 1 (nova), page 144/ Brautigam: Johann Stumvoll Wittwer nach der + Maria Stumvoll und Oekonon (Okonom) in Adamsfreiheit no. 11, eheliche Sohn des Markus Stumvoll Gastwirt in Fichtau no. 55 und seines Eheweibes Juliana geboren Grausam Kaspar aus Fichtau / 28.12.1866, werwitwet/ Braut: Agnes Drexler Witwe nach dem + Johann Lendl aus Albern no. 9 ehelicher Tochter des Johann Draxler Muler und Gastwirt im Kloster und der Antonia geboren Johann Hauk aus Kloster / 24.12.1875, werwittwet/ Bridegroom: Johann Stumvoll widower of deceased Maria Stumvoll and the economist (probably householder) in Adamsfreiheit (Hurky) no. 11, matrimonial son of markus Stumvoll, the innkeeper in Fichtau (Smrcná) no. 55 and his wife Juliana born Grausam Kaspar from Fichtau (Smrcná) / was born in 28.12.1866, widower/ Bride: Agnes Drexler widow of deceased Johann Lendl from Albern (Alber) no. 9, matrimonial daughter of Johann Drexler the miller and innkeeper in Kloster (Klaster) and of Antonia born Johann Hauk from Kloster (Klaster) / was born in 24.12.1875, widow/ The children of Johann Stumvoll and Agnes Drexler: 1)Johann Stumvoll was born on the 7th June 1897 in Albern (Alber) no. 9, Neubistritz, Neuhas / parish book Nová Bystrice 18, page 19/ 2)Anna Maria Stumvoll was born on the 23rd June 1899 in Albern (Alber) no. 9, Neubistritz, Neuhas / parish book Nová Bystrice 18, page 101/ 3)Eva Stumvoll was born on the 13th April 1901 in Albern (Alber) no. 9, Neubistritz, Neuhas / parish book Nová Bystrice 18, page 171/ She died on the 16th April 1901 4)Franz Johann Stumvoll was born on the 10th September 1902 in Albern (Alber) no. 9, Neubistritz, Neuhas / parish book Nová Bystrice 18, page 227/ He died on the 10th December 1902 *** From http://www.ellisislandrecords.org: Page # 0194 Manifest for Vaderland Sailing from Antwerpen Date of Arrival May 26, 1903 0026. Stumvoll, Johann M 37y M Austria - German Albern 0027. Stumvoll, Agnes F 28y M Austria - German Albern 0028. Stumvoll, Johann M 5y U Austria - German Albern 0029. Stumvoll, Anna Maria F 3y U Austria - German Albern 0030. Dreseler, Johann M 17y S Austria - German Albern *** Thirteenth Census of the United States (1910), Township 148, McLean County, North Dakota: #3 Stumvoll, John, Head, Age 42, Married 13 years, 1902, Na Agnes, Wife, Age 34, Married 13 years, 9 Children, 5 Living, 1902, Na John Jr., Son, Age 13 Annie, Daughter, Age 10 Anthon, Son, Age 6, Born: Minnesota Carolina, Daughter, Age 4, Born: Minnesota Franz, Son, Age 1 (or 2?), Born: North Dakota #4 Drexler, John, Head, Age 24, Single, 1902, Pa *** Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), Malcolm Township, McLean County, North Dakota: #71 Drexler, John, Head, Age 34, Single, 1902, Na, 1919, Austria #72 Stumvoll, John, Head, Age 53, Married, 1902, Na, 1915, Austria Agnes, Wife, Age 44, 1902, Na, 1915, Austria John, Son, Age 22, 1902, Na, 1915, Austria Anton, Son, Age 16, Minnesota Caroline, Daughter, Age 14, Minnesota Frank, Son, Age 12, North Dakota Julia, Daughter, Age 9, North Dakota Max, Son, Age 7, North Dakota Leo, Son, Age 2, North Dakota *** ii. Rosa Drexler7, born 11 March 18787 iii. Anna Drexler7, born 28 July 18817 6 iv. Johann (John) Drexler, born 15 November 1885 in Austria; died 05 July 1949 in Leavenworth, Brown, Minnesota; married Otillia Neid. 14. Charles Neid, born February 1858 in Germany. He was the son of 28. Joseph Neid and 29. Theresia. He married 15. Susanna Entinger. 15. Susanna Entinger, died 14 June 1894 in Iona, Murray, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 30. Peter Entinger and 31. Katharina Schangel. Notes for Charles Neid: Charles Neid -> Otillia Neid -> Ann Marie Drexler -> Mark Schmid From an online passenger index: Neid, Charles Age: 27 Gender: Male Occupation Code: Laborer Country: Germany Last Residence: Unknown Final Destination: USA Port of Embarkation: Liverpool Manifest ID Number: 21522 Ship's Name: Lord Gough Date of Arrival: Jun. 09, 1882 *** 1895 Minnesota Census, Iona, Murray, Minnesota: #24 (next door to #23 Wermerskirchen, family of his brother-in-law's wife) Neid Chas, 37, M, W, Germany, 9 yrs resident of state, 9 yrs resident of enumeration district Neid Joseph, 11, M, W, Iowa Neid Maggie, 8 or 9, F, W, Iowa Neid Matt, 4, M, W, Minnesota Neid Etilda, 2, F, W, Minnesota *** Notes for Susanna Entinger: Susanna Entinger -> Otillia Neid -> Ann Marie Drexler -> Mark Schmid The Gazette Slayton, Thursday, June 21 Died At her residence in Iona township, on Thursday, June 14, Mrs. Chas. Neid, aged about 33 years. The deceased was sick about five weeks of liver trouble and bore her illness with Christian resignation. She leaves a husband and four children, two sons and two daughters to mourn her loss, besides a large number of relatives and friends. The funeral services were conducted by Father McDonnell at Iona on last Saturday. To the bereaved husband and children the Gazette extends its heartfelt sympathy. *** Marriage Notes for Charles Neid and Susanna Entinger: From FamilyHistory.com message boards: Submitter: Gene Fromm Subject: Re: locating family Matthew Neid Message: Hi Kathy Our family never knew much about Matthew Neid. He served in WWI and I don't believe he returned to Minnesota after the war. I need to check out the military records and Fort Snelling cemetery records. My grandmother knew he had a daughter Mary Ann living in the Chicago area. She said he was stationed in Texas and married there and had a daughter. I don't have anything on her. How did your husband obtain the photo of Matt? Perhaps he had more children than the daughter? Don't know of a Michael Neid that would be the age of your husband's dad. Here is the tree: Joseph Neid & Theresia Nuing. There son Charles born 2-4-1858 came to U.S. 6-9-1882 from Prussia. He settled in Holstein, Iowa. In 1883 he married Susanna Entinger. Their children were Joseph (my grandfather) born in 1884, Maria Juliana (died as child), Katherine Margaret, Katherine Gertrude (died as child), Matthew (born 6-13-1891) and Otildia. Susanna died 6-14-1894 in Iona, Minnesota where they moved to six years earlier. Charles later married Emma Bertrand in 1896. They had two sons: Edward born 1897 and John born 1901. They lived in the Sleepy Eye, Minnesota area until 1917 when they moved to Kissimmee, Florida. I believe I have seen a picture or two of Matt with Charles and Emma in Florida. Edward's first wife died during child birth along with their first child. He later remarried and they had no children. John's wife had a daughter from a previous marriage. There was another Neid family living in the Sleepy Eye area that were cousins, I believe, of Charles. They were Joachim and Mathildia Neid. There children were: Theresa, Katherine, Edward (never married), and Reinhold. Sorry I can't be of more help. I'll keep your information in mind as I continue my search. Keep in touch. Gene *** Children of Charles Neid and Susanna Entinger are: i. Joseph Neid, born July 1884 in Iowa; married Otilia Hichel. Notes for Joseph Neid: Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), Bashaw, Brown, Minnesota: Neid, Joseph, Head, Age 35, Born: Iowa Otilia M., Wife, Age 30, Born: Minnesota Agnes A., Age 3 11/12, Born: Minnesota Roman J., Son, Age 1 4/12, Born: Minnesota The age and place of birth are right for this Joseph to be Charles Neid's son, Joseph. It is interesting that the wife listed here has the same first name and middle initial as Joseph Neid's sister, Otillia M., but Joe Neid Jr. of Sleepy Eye reports that this Otilia is his mother, Otilia Hichel. He reports the children of Joseph Neid and Otilia Hichel are: Agnes, Roman, Bernard, Norbert, Alois, Joseph, and Marie Kelly. *** ii. Maggie K. Neid, born April 1888 in Iowa. iii. Mathias Neid, born June 1891 in Minnesota. 7 iv. Otillia Neid, born 06 March 1893 in Murray County, Minnesota; died 27 June 1980 in Redwood Falls, Redwood, Minnesota; married Johann (John) Drexler. Generation No. 5 16. William Schmid, born in Germany. Child of William Schmid is: 8 i. John M. Schmid, born 01 August 1850 in Bavaria, Germany; died 28 February 1924 in Home Township, Brown, Minnesota; married Anna Losleben 16 January 1876 in Holy Trinity Catholic Church. 18. Nicholas Losleben, born 30 August 1821 in Austria; died 06 August 1888 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. He married 19. Mary Rothmeier. 19. Mary Rothmeier Notes for Nicholas Losleben: 1875, Eden, Brown, Minnesota: Nicolas Losleben, 55, Austria Margaret, 45, Austria Joseph, 22, Austria Anton, 19, Austria Anna, 18, Austria Andreas, 4, Minnesota Anna, 2, Minnesota *** LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Interment 6 August 1888, 8 August 1888 Nicolaus Losleben Birth: Bohemia 69 years old Dropsy *** Children of Nicholas Losleben and Mary Rothmeier are: i. Joseph Losleben, born 11 June 1852 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria; died 05 January 1931; married Margaret Eckstein 01 July 1878. Marriage Notes for Joseph Losleben and Margaret Eckstein: Twelfth Census of the United States (1900), Home Township, Brown, Minnesota: Household 78 Losleben, Joseph, Head, July 1852, Age 47, Married 22 years, Born: Germany, Immigration: ?1869? Maggie E., Wife, ?, Age 38, Married 22 years, 10 (or 11?) Children, 7 Living, Born: Minnesota George, Son, June 1883, Age 16, Born: Minnesota Mary, Daughter, May 1885, Age 15, Born: Minnesota Mike, Son, July 1887, Age 12, Born: Minnesota Anna M., Daughter, Nov 1891, Age 8, Born: Minnesota Andrew J., Son, Dec 1893, Age 6, Born: Minnesota Katie, Daughter, Dec 1896, Age 3, Born: Minnesota *** ii. Anton Losleben, born 10 August 1854; died 02 July 1918; married Marie Bosch/Biescht July 1881. Marriage Notes for Anton Losleben and Marie Bosch/Biescht: LDS Film N-37035 1686166 St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Page 238, Record 30, 6 July 1881 Losleben, Anton and Catharina Petscke *** Twelfth Census of the United States (1900), Stark Township, Brown, Minnesota: Losleben, Anton, Head, Aug 185?, Age ?, Married 19 years, Born: Germany Mary, Wife, March 1855, Age 45, Married 19 years, 9 Children, 8 Living, Born: Germany Anton Jr., Son, March 1885, Age 15, Born: Minnesota Clara, Daughter, Nov 1886, Age 13, Born: Minnesota John, Son, June 1887, Age 12, Born: Minnesota Nick, Son, Dec 1889, Age 10, Born: Minnesota Josephina, Daughter, Oct 189?, Age 8, Born: Minnesota Leo, Son, Apr 1895, Age 5, Born: Minnesota Mary, Daughter, Jan ?, Age 2, Born: Minnesota *** 9 iii. Anna Losleben, born 13 January 1857 in Austria; died 27 September 1943 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota; married John M. Schmid 16 January 1876 in Holy Trinity Catholic Church. 20. Joseph Prokosch, born 27 August 1836 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria; died 02 December 1912 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. He was the son of 40. George Prokosch and 41. Barbara Schroepfer. He married 21. Anna Koeck 23 August 1859 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria. 21. Anna Koeck, born 24 September 1837 in Austria; died 22 September 1920 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 42. John Koeck and 43. Marie Unknown. Notes for Joseph Prokosch: Joseph Prokosch -> John Prokosch -> Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Joseph F. Prokosch, 23 Aug 1836, Trohatin, Austria, Spouse: Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** Joseph Prokosch's death certificate documents: Birth: 23 August 1836 in Austria Parents: George Prokosch (Austria) and Barbara Schroepfer (Austria) Death: 3 December 1912 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 76 years, 3 months, 20 days Marital status: Married Occupation: Retired farmer Burial: St. Mary Cemetery, Sleepy Eye Informant: George Prokosch, Sleepy Eye, Minn. *** Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch - 6 Dec 1912 Old Settler Gone At 12 o'clock midnight, Monday Dec. 2nd, Joseph Prokosh, old settler and retired farmer, breathed his last and passed to the great beyond. Funeral took place at St. Mary's church, Thursday at 11 o'clock. Deceased was born in Austria, Aug. 27, 1836, and was united in marriage to Anna Keck, in the year 1856. The family moved to the United States in 1868 and settled on a farm in Sigel, this county that year. Nine children were born to them, only three with the wife surviving him, namely: George of Sleepy Eye, Mrs. John Berg of Redwood county and Mrs. Tony Schropfer of Albin. About fifteen years ago, Mr. Prokosh retired from the farm and moved to Sleepy Eye to make his home. He has always been a very industrious man and has also been known as a man of the strictest honor and integrity. On Dec. 1, 1883, he joined the St. John's society and remained a member until death. For a year he had been ailing, but did not take to his bed until a few weeks ago. Diabetes was cause of death. Funeral was largely attended. *** Notes for Anna Koeck: Anna Koeck -> John Prokosch -> Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid Anna (nee Koeck) Prokosch's death certificate documents: Birth: 24 September 1838 in Austria Parents: John Koeck (Austria) and unknown (Austria) Death: 22 September 1920 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota Age at death: 81 years, 11 months, 28 days Spouse: Geo. Prokosch Marital status: Widow Occupation: At home Residence: Sleepy Eye How long in U.S., if of foreign birth? not readable Burial: Catholic Cemetery, Sleepy Eye Informant: Geo Prokosch, Sleepy Eye *** Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch - 24 Sept 1920 Mrs. Anna Prokosch Dead. On Wednesday morning at the Loretto hospital occurred the death of Mrs. Anna Prokosch, after an illness of about two months. For the past three weeks she had been confined at the hospital being a sufferer from dropsy. Wednesday morning she suffered a stroke of apoplexy, which in her weakened condition she was unable to withstand with the result that she passed away in a very short time. The deceased was one of the early settlers of Brown county, moving here in 1868 and settling in Sigel township where she resided for many years during the early days of the county. She later moved to Sleepy Eye where she resided for 22 years until the time of her demise. Anna Kouck was born in Austria on Sept. 24th, 1837 and had she lived two days longer, would have been 81 years old. On August 23, 1859, she was married to George F. Prokosch. With her husband she came to the United States in 1868, settling on a farm in Sigel township, Brown county. To this union ten children were born, three of whom are living. They are: Geo. F. Prokosch of Sleepy Eye, Mrs. Anton Schroepfer of Albin, and Mrs. John Berge of Sigel. Her husband preceded her in death, passing away seven years ago December 1st. A Requiem High Mass will be held at St. Mary's church, this (Friday) morning at 10:00 o'clock by Father Jas. Klein, and the remains interred in St. Mary's cemetery besides those of her husband. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the bereaved ones in the loss of their mother. *** Marriage Notes for Joseph Prokosch and Anna Koeck: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Marriage: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck, 1861, Trohatin, Austria. No source information is given. *** From an internet passenger index: Prokosh, Josef, Age: 32 Permanent entry number: 8112329 Accession number: 959442 Prokosh, Anna, Age: 29 Permanent entry number: 8112332 Accession number: 959439 Prokosh, Georg, Age: 5 Permanent entry number: 8112331 Accession number: 959440 Prokosh, Johann, Age: 2 Permanent entry number: 8112330 Accession number: 959441 Place: New York, NY Year: 1868 Source publication code: 9873.1 Source publication page number: 133 Source publication: WOLFERT, MARION. German Immigrants: Lists of Passengers Bound from Bremen to New York, 1868-1871, with Places of Origin. Vol. 4. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1993. 198p. Source annotation: Port and date of arrival. Based on Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, National Archives Microfilm Publication M237. Source: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index *** Received from Carl von Ossietzky Universitat Oldenbug - Postfach 2503 - D-26111 Oldenburg Institut Fur Politikwissenschaft II - Politik und Gesellschaft - Forshungsstelle Deutsche Auswanderer in den USA Internet: http://www.dausa.de E-mail: dausa@uni-oldenburg.de Copies from the passenger list for the North German S. S. Hansa ?or Deutschland? (both names appear in the paragraphs at the beginning of the list) which arrived in New York from Bremen on 18 May 1868 #498 Joseph Prokosh, age 32, male, farmer, country to which they belong: ?, stearage #499 Anna Prokosh, age 29, female #500 Georg Prokosh, age 5, male #501 Johann Prokosh, age 2, male And just below the Prokoshes in the list, from the same place of origin: #502 Johann Koch, age 58, male #503 Barbara Koch, age 58, female #504 Anna Koch, age 25, female #505 Barbara Koch, age 26, female #506 Marie Koch, age 49, female #507 Peter ?, age 27, male #508 George Neid, age 16, male, workman Are these Kochs the family of Anna Koeck Prokosch? *** 1880 US Census, Sigel, Brown, Minnesota 83/90 Prokosch Franz 37 Barbara, wife, 45 John, 25 Peter, 21 Mary, 16 George, 1? Joseph, 12 Barbara, 6 Lina, 2 #139 Prokosch Joseph, 44 Annie, wife, 41 George, son, 18 John, son, 14 Henry, son, 12 Mary, daughter, 10 Joseph, son, 8 Rosa, daughter, 5 Annie, 4 Barbara, 2 Koeck John, 71, F in law Mary, 66, M in law Gerk Catherine, 21, servant *** Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Prokosch Joseph Prokosch and wife Anna were pioneer members of St. Mary's. He was one of the founders of the parish. He was born on August 23, 1836, and Anna, the daughter of John and Marie Kock, was born Sept. 24, 1838. They immigrated to America from Trohatin, Austria, the family home, with two small sons, George, born Oct 7, 1862, and John, born April 7, 1866. The family bought and settled on a farm in Sigel Township, Brown County. They prospered and bought more land, some in Stark Township. Seven more children were born in this country, Henry, 1868; Mary, 1870; Barbara, 1871; Joseph, 1872; Theresia, 1875; Anna, 1877; and Katherine, 1880. Six of them contracted tuberculosis and only three survived: George, Mary and Theresia. Mary married John Berg, Theresia married Anton Schroepfer and George was married to Anna Reminger. The latter couple purchased one of the Stark Township farms from his parents. This is now the home of Cornelius and Mildred Lucille Steffl. Mrs. Steffl is the great granddaughter of Joseph and Anna Prokosch, the granddaughter of George and Anna Prokosch and the daughter of Clara McWilliams. The home place, originally purchased by Joseph, is occupied by the Gerald E. Schroepfer family. He is the great grandson of Joseph and Ann Prokosch, the grandson of Anton and Theresia Schroepfer and the son of Norbert and Agnes Schroepfer. Joseph and Anna Prokosch retired to a home purchased on East Main Street in Sleppy Eye were he passed away on Dec. 2, 1912, at the age of 76. Mrs. Prokosch died at 81 on Sept. 22, 1920. Twenty-two grandchildren mourned their deaths. -166- This page sponsored by Clara McWilliams. *** Children of Joseph Prokosch and Anna Koeck are: i. George F. Prokosch, born 07 October 1862 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria; died 1936; married Anna Reminger 04 February 1889. Notes for George F. Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: George F. Prokosch, 7 Oct 1862, Trohatin, Austria, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** Marriage Notes for George Prokosch and Anna Reminger: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Marriage: George F. Prokosch and Anna Remiger, 1883, Minnesota. No source information is given. *** 10 ii. John G. Prokosch, born 07 April 1866 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria; died 19 November 1903; married Margaret Kloeckl 22 April 1890 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. iii. Henry Prokosch, born 28 October 1868 in Sigel Township, Brown, Minnesota; died August 1901. Notes for Henry Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Henry Prokosch, 1868, Siegel Township, Brown, Minnesota, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** iv. Mary Prokosch, born 01 September 1870; died 1959; married John Berg in Holy Trinity Catholic Church; died 1943. Notes for Mary Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Mary Prokosch, 1870, Siegel Township, Brown, Minnesota, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** Marriage Notes for Mary Prokosch and John Berg: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Marriage: Mary Prokosch and John Berg, Abt. 1890, Brown, Minnesota, Source Information: Film Number 6142834. *** v. Hermina Prokosch, born 04 September 1870. vi. Barbara Prokosch, born 1871. Notes for Barbara Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Barbara Prokosch, 1871, Siegel Township, Brown, Minnesota, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** vii. Joseph Prokosch, born 23 February 1872; married Mary Kloeckl. Notes for Joseph Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Joseph Prokosch, 1872, Siegel Township, Brown, Minnesota, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** viii. Theresia Prokosch, born 09 January 1875 in Sigel Township, Minnesota; died 18 April 1951; married Anton Schroepfer 25 June 1895 in St. Mary's Catholic Church; died 13 April 1947. Notes for Theresia Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Theresia Prokosch, 1875, Siegel Township, Brown, Minnesota, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** ix. Anna Prokosch, born 31 October 1877; died 1896. Notes for Anna Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Anna Prokosch, 1877, Siegel Township, Brown, Minnesota, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** x. Katherine Prokosch, born 15 July 1880; died 1900. Notes for Katherine Prokosch: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Birth: Katherine Prokosch, 1880, Siegel Township, Brown, Minnesota, Parents: Joseph F. Prokosch and Anna Koeck. No source information is given. *** xi. Infant Rosalie Prokosch 22. Joseph Kloeckl, born 11 June 1849 in Kostelzen Bezirk Mies Kries Pilzen, Bohemia, Austria; died 24 December 1930 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. He married 23. Mary Knier 15 August 1871 in Kostelzen-Bohemia Austria. 23. Mary Knier, born in Elschelin, Bohemia, Austria; died 20 April 1928 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota. She was the daughter of 46. Joseph Knier. Notes for Joseph Kloeckl: Journal, 7 January 1931 Joseph Kloeckl Joseph Kloeckl, a resident of Brown county since 1874, succumbed to old age and complications at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Prokosch, in Sleepy Eye, last Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock, aged 81 years. Deceased was born in Bohemia, Austria, June 11, 1849, and was married there to Miss Marie Knier, August 15, 1871. Three years later, they emigrated to the United States, coming directly to Brown county, and locating on a farm in Sigel township. In 1908, Mr. and Mrs. Kloeckl retired from active agricultural pursuits and moved to New Ulm, remaining here until October 1927 when they went to Sleepy Eye, to make their home with their daughter, Mrs. Prokosch. Mrs. Kloeckl died there, April 20, 1928. Of the 10 children born to this venerable couple, only three survive, namely, Mrs. Margaret Prokosch, Sleepy Eye; Mrs. John G. Domeier, Sigel township, and Frank J. Kloeckl, Cottonwood township. Thirty-seven grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren also are left to mourn Mr. Kloeckl's demise. Funeral services were conducted at St. Mary's Catholic church in Sleepy Eye, Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock, followed by services at Holy Trinity Catholic church in New Ulm at 10:15 a.m. The remains were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery here. Mr. Kloeckl was a charter member of St. Joseph society of Holy Trinity parish, which organization attended the last rites in a body. *** Notes for Mary Knier: Review, 25 April 1928 Mrs. Joseph Kloeckl Mrs. Joseph Kloeckl, until seven months ago a resident of New Ulm, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Prokosch in Sleepy Eye Friday afternoon, April 20, at 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Kloeckl had been ailing for over a year having suffered several strokes of paralysis. Seven months ago Mr. and Mrs. Kloeckl went to Sleepy Eye to live with their daughter and since that time Mrs. Kloeckl had been confined to her bed. She had been unable to talk since Christmas. The deceased was born Mary Knear, in Boehmen, Ostreich, April 25, 1848 and was thus nearing her 80th birthday. She grew to womanhood in her native land and was married there to Joseph Kloeckl in 1871. In 1874 they came to America, settling on a farm in Sigel township where they lived until 1908, when they retired from active farm life and came to New Ulm to reside. Ten children blessed this union, seven of whom preceded their mother in death. Those who remain with their father to mourn are: Mrs. Margaret Prokosch of sleepy Eye; Mrs. John (Rose) Domeier of Sigel and Frank Kloeckl of Cottonwood. Thirty-five grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the Holy Trinity Catholic church in this city, Rev. Neumann officiating and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery. The Christian Mothers Society of which the deceased was a member was represented in a body. *** Marriage Notes for Joseph Kloeckl and Mary Knier: 1880 US Census, Sigel, Brown, Minnesota Kloeckl, Joseph, 31 Kner, 32 Margaret, 7 Anna, 6 Catherine, 3 Maria, 1 *** Review, ?7? August 1921 Married 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kloeckel, Sr., were most agreeably surprised by their children and grandchildren at their home on North Payne street, Monday evening, the occasion being their golden wedding anniversary. The evening was pleasantly spent in social conversation and as a climax a sumptuous jubilee luncheon was served. It was indeed, an enjoyable affair for the jubilarians, as well as for their children and the latter's families. Mr. Kloeckl is a native of Koste' zen, Bezirk Mies, Kreis Pilzen, Bohemia, Austria, where he was born June 11, 1849. He has passed life's 72nd milestone. His esteemed wife, ? Miss Mary Knier was born in the neighboring village of Elschelin, April 25, 1848, and is , therefore, past 73. They were happily wedded at Kostelzen, August 15, 1871, just 50 years ago Monday, and emigrated to America in 1874, directly to this section, arriving here during the gloomy grasshopper plague. Nothing daunted, however, Mr. Kloeckl purchased a farm in Sigel township and by dint of hard work and scrupulous economy the venerable couple attained a competency so that they can enjoy life's sunset in peace and quietude. In 1908 they decided to retire from active agricultural pursuits, and New Ulm has since been their home. Of the 10 children born to Mr. and Mrs. Kloeckl, seven have passed to the Great Beyond. The three surviving children are Frank Kloeckl of Cottonwood township, Mrs. Margaret Prokosch of Sleepy Eye and Mrs. John G. Domeier of Sigel township. They also have 29 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Both jubilarians are still enjoying the best of health, being hale and hearty. Mrs. Kloeckl looks after the housework for herself and husband and they are living contendly in their modest home. That they may enjoy many more happy days together is the sincere wish of the Review and a large circle of friends and acquaintances. They were remembered with a suitable gift by their children and grandchildren upon the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary Monday. *** Children of Joseph Kloeckl and Mary Knier are: 11 i. Margaret Kloeckl, born 30 July 1872 in Bohemia, Austria; died 01 December 1942 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota; married John G. Prokosch 22 April 1890 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. ii. Anna Kloeckl, born 06 November 1874; died 21 July 1915 in Sigel Township, Brown, Minnesota; married Adolph Gag 04 February 1896. iii. Theresia Kloeckl iv. Amelia Kloeckl v. Mary Kloeckl, died 1902; married Joseph Prokosch 02 May 1898. vi. Rose Kloeckl, born 1885; died 1962; married John Domier 22 September 1908. vii. Joseph Kloeckl, born 25 December 1886; died 1918; married Minnie Krahl 29 September 1908. Marriage Notes for Joseph Kloeckl and Minnie Krahl: IGI Records (from FamilySearch.com) give: Marriage: Joseph Kloeckl and Minnie Kral, 29 Sep 1908, <Sigel Township, Brown, Mn>. No source information is given. *** viii. Kathryn Kloeckl, married Joseph Schiefert. ix. Frank Kloeckl, born 31 March 1889; died 10 September 1976; married Mary Ann Hillesheim 14 September 1915. 24. Thomas Drexler7. He was the son of 48. Josef Träxler and 49. Rosalia Hofbauer. He married 25. Rosalia Veselá 06 June 18487. 25. Rosalia Veselá7, born 13 June 1821 in Mirotín7; died 09 March 1898 in Sichelbach, Austria. She was the daughter of 50. Josef Veselý and 51. Rosalia Dvorák. Notes for Thomas Drexler: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Thomas Dräxler was born 28th December 1824 in Albern /Alber/ no. 20. / parish book Nová Bystrice 11, page 17/ his father: Josef Drexler, the miller. his mother: Rosalia born Hofbauer from Albern /Alber/no. 55. Thomas Drexler died the 29th of March 1879 in Albern (Alber) no. 20 /Nová Bystrice 2n., page 15/ Verstorbene: Thomas Drexler verehelicher Müller in Albern Nro. 20 /55 Jahre, katholisch, männlich/ Bergräben: 30 Marz 1879 Neubistritz Krankheit: Lungenlähmung Deceased: Thomas Drexler, the married miller in Albern (Alber) no. 20 /55 years old, catholic, man/ Burial: 30th March 1879 in Nová Bystrice Illness: stopping of lung function *** Notes for Rosalia Veselá: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Rosalia Veselá was born 13 June 1821 in Mirotín no. 13. / parish book Mnich 3, page 96/ her father: Josef Veselý, the farmer and the bailiff, the son of + Jan, the miller in Hlína/Hlinice/ and Anna born Wancura from Krtov. her mother: Rosalia, the daughter + Martin Dvorák, the farmer and + Anna born Blažej from Cluntic /Clunek/. Rosalia Drexler (Veselá) died the 9th of March 1898 Siechelbach no. 17 /Klášter 1n., page 162/ Verstorbene: Rosalia Drexler, geb. 13. Juni 1821 in Mirotín Nr. 13, Ausgedingerin, Witwe nach † Thomas Drexler, Müller in Albern Nr. 20, gebornen Josef Weselý, Müller in Mirotín Nr. 13, Bezirk Kamenitz n/d Linde, wohnhaft in Sichelbach Nr. 17 /77 Jahre, katholisch, witwe, weiblich/ Bergräben: 11 Marz 1898 Kloster Krankheit: Altersschwäche Deceased: Roslaia Drexler, born in 13th June 1821 in Mirotín no. 13, retired, the widowe of the deceased Thomas Drexler, the miller in Albern (Alber) no. 20, /she was/ born /of/ Josef Weselý, the miller in Mirotín no. 13, the district Kamenitz n/d Linde (Kamenice nad Lipou/, /she was/ living in Sichelbach no. 17 /77 years old, catholic, widow, woman/ Burial: 11th March in Kloster (Klášter) Illness: marasmus *** Marriage Notes for Thomas Drexler and Rosalia Veselá: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Thomas Drexler and Rosalia Veselá get married 6th June 1848. / parish book Mnich 9, page 28 / Bridegroom: Thomas Drexler, the miller from Alber n /Alber/, the son of + Josef Drexler, the miller from Alber n /Alber/, the domain Neubistritz/Nová Bystrice/ and Rosalia born Hofbauer from Alber n /Alber/. He was 23 and 1/2 years old and lived in Albarn no. 20 Bride: Rosalia the daughter of Josef Veselý, the miller from Mirotín, the domain Cernowitz /Cernovice/ and her mother Rosalia born Dvorák from Mirotín. She was 26 years old and lived in Mirotín no. 13. Children of Thomas Drexler and Rosalia Veselá: 1) Johann Drexler born 3 June 1849 2) Thomas Drexler born 5 September 1850 3) Appolonia Drexler born 31 January 1855 *** Children of Thomas Drexler and Rosalia Veselá are: 12 i. Johann Drexler, born 03 June 1849 in Albern; died 17 January 1894 in Albern; married (1) Maria Molzer; married (2) Antonia Hauk 30 April 1872 in Kloster. ii. Thomas Drexler7, born 05 September 18507 iii. Appolonia Drexler7, born 31 January 18557 26. Johann Hauk7, born 24 December 18127. He was the son of 52. Anton Hauk and 53. Anna Maria Stolz. He married 27. Franziska Pelz 03 January 18377. 27. Franziska Pelz7, born 29 February 18127. She was the daughter of 54. Anton Pelz and 55. Rosina Lukas. Notes for Johann Hauk: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Johannes Hauk was born 24th December 1812 in Konratz (Konrác) 5. / parish book Klášter 4, page 2/ his father: Anton Hauk, the shopkeeper. his mother: A. Maria the daughter of Leopold Stolz, the shopkeeper in Konratz /Konrác/ 5. / and her mother Appolonia born Hanosih/. Johann Hauk died the 31st of October 1868 in Neubistritz (Nová Bystrice) Kloster (Klášter) no. 22 /Klášter 1n., page 7/ Verstorbene: Johann Hauk Häsler und Fleischhauer in Kloster (Neubistritz) N. 22 /54 Jahre, katholisch, verehelich, männlich/ Bergräben: 2 November 1868 Neubistritz Krankheit: Lungensucht Deceased: Johann Hauk, the peasant cottager and the butcher in Klášter (Nová Bystrice) no. 22 /54 years old, catholic, married, man/ Burial: 2th November 1868 in Nová Bystrice Illness: consumption *** Notes for Franziska Pelz: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Franziska Pelz was born 29th February 1812 in Klašter no. 13. / parish book Klášter 3, page 11/ her father: Anton Pelz, the peasant cottager /the son of + Franz Pelz, the peasant cottager and mother Elizabeth born Reiter from Adamsfreiheit (Hurky)/. her mother: Rosina the daughter of Lorenz Lukas, the peasant cottager /Klášter/ no. 12 /and her mother Magdalena born Paur from Kunas (Kunejov)/. Franziska Hauk (Pelz) died the 20th of December 1881 in Kloster (Klášter) no. 22 /Nová Bystrice 1n., page 74/ Verstorbene: Franziska Hauk, Witwe nach Johann Hauk, Gastwirth in Kloster N. 22, gebornen Pelz aus Kloster N. 13 /69 Jahre, Witwe, katholisch, weiblich/ Bergräben: 22 December 1881 Kloster Krankheit: Lungenlähmung Deceased: Franziska Hauk, the widow of Johann Hauk, the innkeeper in Kloster (Klášter) no. 22, /she was/ born Pelz from Kloster (Klášter) no. 13 /69 years old, widow, catholic, woman/ Burial: 22th December 1881 in Kloster (Klášter) Illness: stopping of lung function *** Marriage Notes for Johann Hauk and Franziska Pelz: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Johann Hauk and Franziska Pelz get married 3rd January 1837. / parish book Klášter 10, page 34 / Bridegroom: Johan Hauk, the mason, the son of Anton Hauk, the shopkeeper in Klosterdorf /Klášter/ no. 18. and A. Maria born Stolz from Konrads /Konrác/ no. 27. He was 24 years old and lived in Neubistritz /Klášter/ no. 18. Bride: Františka the daughter of Anton Pelz, the bailiff in Klosterdorf /Klášter/ no. 13 and Rosina born Lukas from Klosterdorf /Klašter/ no. 12. She was 24 year old and lived in Neubistritz /Klášter/ no. 13 *** Child of Johann Hauk and Franziska Pelz is: 13 i. Antonia Hauk, born 06 June 1849 in Neubistric; died 23 August 1886 in Kloster; married Johann Drexler 30 April 1872 in Kloster. 28. Joseph Neid He married 29. Theresia. 29. Theresia Child of Joseph Neid and Theresia is: 14 i. Charles Neid, born February 1858 in Germany; married (1) Susanna Entinger; married (2) Emma Bertrand 11 February 1896 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. 30. Peter Entinger, born 26 November 1836; died 07 January 1900. He married 31. Katharina Schangel. 31. Katharina Schangel Notes for Peter Entinger: Peter Entinger -> Susanna Entinger -> Otillia Neid -> Ann Marie Drexler -> Mark Schmid Marriage Notes for Peter Entinger and Katharina Schangel: From an online passenger and immigration index: Passenger and Immigration Index, 1500s-1900s Place: Chicago Year: 1880 Primary immigrant: Entinger, Peter Accompanying family members: Son Mathias; daughter Susanna; wife Katharina Schangel; daughter Margarethe; son Peter Permanent entry number: 6942864 Accession number: 2813349 Source publication code: 5475.1 Source publication page number: 335 Source publication: MERGEN, JOSEF. Die Auswanderungen aus den ehemals preussischen Teilen des Saarlandes im 19. Jahrhundert (II): Die Auswanderer. Saarbruecken: Institut fuer Landeskunde im Saarland, 1987. 646p. (Veroeffentlichungen des Instituts fuer Landeskunde im Saarland, Band 28) Source annotation: Emigrations from the former Prussian part of Saarland in the 19th cnetury. Date and port of arrival. Extracted from archives in Saarland, county archives in Saarbrucken, and the main archives in Koblenz. Date and place of birth, port of emigration, information on family members, and other genealogical information may also be provided. Source: Passenger and Immigration Lists Index *** Iowa State Census 1885 Name Age Gender Birth Place Marital Status Township Name Peter Entinger 59 M Germany M Griggs, Ida, Iowa Catharine Entinger 49 F Germany M Griggs, Ida, Iowa Mathias Entinger 20 M Germany S Griggs, Ida, Iowa Maggie Entinger 17 F Germany S Griggs, Ida, Iowa Peter Entinger 9 M Germany S Griggs, Ida, Iowa *** Iowa State Census 1895 Name Age Birthplace Race County Town Peter Entinger 69 Ger W Ida Ida Co IA Catherine Entinger 57 Ger W Ida Ida Co IA Peter Entinger 18 Ger W Ida Ida Co IA *** From an e-mail message from Janie Hoffmann: Sandy, I talked to my mother, Celestine (Entinger) Sieve Maiers who is 84, last year and she said that Matt had a sister, Susan Neid. I believe that Susan had 2 girls or more that Mom could remember. They were Elaine Neid Born Aug. 20, 1935 Died Jule 1983 and Otilia Neid Borm Nov. 9, 1889 Died May, 1979. I believe that Otilia Neid lived in Sleepy Eye, MN which is where my Mom lives now. According to a sheet that I got from the Files of Marlene Bates Johnson, Peter Entinger, Sr. and Kathryn Chaniel also known as Catherine Schaniel , had 6 children. One son was lost in NY. Their children were: Matthias Entinger who married Theresa Wermerskirchen (my grandparents) and they lived in Iona, MN Matthias was Born Sept. 28, 1862 in Discendahl, Germany Died Jan 25, 1931 in MN Theresa was Born Oct. 17, 1877 Died Dec. 21, 1964 Matthias or Matt had 11 children: Aloysius, Elizabeth, Peter, Margaret, Baltes, Lawrence, Regina, Raymond, Celestine (my Mom), Delores, and Richard. If you want more details on Matt and Theresa's descendants, I have tons of it. I have a book on the Wermerskirchen family that has lots of information (Roselyn Koenig in 1983). Our son, Joseph, was the youngest Wermerskirchen at this reunion near Belle Plaine, MN being only 5 days old. Joe was born July 30, 1979. Peter Entinger Jr. Born Nov. 23, 1875 in Germany Died April 15, 1927 in Cumberland, WI. He married Frances Quast on April 1, 1911. She was born July 11, 1894 Died Nov. 27, 1977. Peter is buried in Holy Trinity Cem in Winsted, MN. Fred Entinger Born 1875 in Germany. This son was lost in NY at age 4 or 5. Family arrived from Germany c1880. He was separated from the family. They looked for him for 2 days, and couldn't find him. Then the train they had to be on was leaving and they had to go. Never found the boy. They were immigrants, no english. It was a zoo in NY in those days. To this day, the family wonders what happened to the lost brother. (from Marlene Bates Johnson files). Kathryn Entinger spouse Frank Biskobing married 1870-1800s probably in Sheboygan Co. WI. Not any more specifics on her. My Mom said that she died before they came to America. This doesn't sound right to me. If you get any more specifics, please let me know and Marlene Bates Johnson... Maggie Entinger. My Mom said that she was Mrs. Welter. That's all the info on her. Susan Entinger Married Mr. Neid. No more info. You have the rest... *** http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaida/directory/oldquery.htm ENTINGER empori6573@aol.com Marlene Johnson Peter ENTINGER (b. 1826 Riesenthal Germany-d. 1900 Holstein IA). Came to us 1880 with wife & children, spent 3 mos in Illinois & settled in Ida Co IA. Have some info, obits, etc. (This is my son-in-law's line. He is descended from Peter ENTINGER, Jr.) Would like contact with anyone researching this line. *** To cwoltrmn@netllc.net I am researching my husband's ancestry and specifically the family in the following census records: Iowa State Census 1885 Name Age Gender Birth Place Marital Status Township Name Peter Entinger 59 M Germany M Griggs, Ida, Iowa Catharine Entinger 49 F Germany M Griggs, Ida, Iowa Mathias Entinger 20 M Germany S Griggs, Ida, Iowa Maggie Entinger 17 F Germany S Griggs, Ida, Iowa Peter Entinger 9 M Germany S Griggs, Ida, Iowa Iowa State Census 1895 Name Age Birthplace Race County Town Peter Entinger 69 Ger W Ida Ida Co IA Catherine Entinger 57 Ger W Ida Ida Co IA Peter Entinger 18 Ger W Ida Ida Co IA I saw the gravestone image of Peter Entinger's grave at http://iowagravestones.org/gs_view.php/id_32810 The birth year is about ten years off the birth year calculated from the census record ages. Do you know more about this Peter? Is it the same man? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Warm regards, Sandy ForeFolk.net Children of Peter Entinger and Katharina Schangel are: i. Mathias Entinger, born 28 September 1862; died 25 January 1931; married Theresa Wermerskirchen; born 17 October 1877; died 21 December 1964. Notes for Mathias Entinger: From FamilyHistory.com message boards: Submitter: Jane Hoffmann Subject: Mathias Entinger from MN Message: I am a descendant of Mathias Entinger from MN. This was my grandfather. He married Theresa Wermerskirchen and lived on a farm outside of Iona, MN. I never met him as he died of diabetes and his death was before my birth in 1951. The following information comes from the book "The Wermerskirchens A Family History." This book was written by Rosely Koenig, Jordan, MN, in 1983. Of course, Theresa Wermerskirchen married Matt Entinger. Matt was born in 1862 and died in 1931 of diabetes, my mother told me.Theresa was born Oct. 1877 and died on 12-21-64. (She was the only grandparent on both sides that I knew. All the other grandparents had died.) They were married on 11-14-1900. They had 11 children: Aloysius born 1901 died age 6 months of pneumonia. Elizabeth b. 1903 d. 1983 (my Aunt Liz) Peter b. 1905 d. 1966 (my Uncle Pete) Margaret b. 1906 d. 1974 (my crippled Aunt Margaret. She got polio when she was very young and never married.Margaret and Baltas lived with my grandmother, Theresa for many years.) Baltes b. 1901 d. April 2000 (my Uncle Baldy who was a terrible pincher and never married.) Lawrence b. 1911 d. 1931 of scarlet fever Regina b. 1913 d. 1940 in car accident Raymond b. 1915 d. age 1 1/2 months old of flu. Celestine b. 1917 (this is my Mom) She married my dad, Paul Sieve. Dad died in 1977 of lung cancer. There are 7 of us--all still alive: Dennis b. 1943, Luana b. 1947, Jane (me) b.1951, Marcy b. 1952, Glenn b. 1957, Lois b. 1959, and Brian b. 1963. In 1981, Celestine remarried to Joe Maiers, my step-dad. He died in 1990. Delores b. 1920 (my Aunt Dorie) Richard b. 1924 d. Oct. 1988 (my Uncle Richie)... *** The Iona Journal Thursday, Jan. 29, 1931 Two Deaths In Same Family In Two Days The Angel fo death, with its relentless hand, entered our community again this seek, when it took two from our midst and, both from the same family, when on Sunday morning word was passed around that Matthias Entinger had passed away. Druning the funeral services, of Mr. Entinger on Tuesday morning, word was brought to town that Lawrence Entinger had passed to the great beyond, which certainly is a terrible blow to those who survive. Mr. Entinger had not been in the best of health for a number of years, but the last year failed very fast, death being due to diabetes. Matthias Entinger was born September 28, 1862, at Discendahl, Germany, and died Sunday morning, January 25, 1931. At the time of his death he was 69 years, 3 months and 28 days. At the age of eighteen he came to this country with his family and settled at Holstein, Iowa, where he made his home until 1890 when he came to Murray County. On November 20, 1900, Mr. Entinger was united in marriage to Miss Theresa Wermerskirchen, at Iona. In 1905 the family moved to Avoca, where Mr. Entinger was engaged in business for four years, when he returned to our city and where they made their home until 1920, when the family moved on their farm, southwest of town, where he made his home until his death. Mr. Entinger was a kind husband and a loving father, a good neighbor and one that was always willing to do all he could for others. He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife, five daughters, Mrs. J. B. Cody, north of Slayton; Margaret, Regina, Celestine, and Delores, and four sons, Peter, Baltus, Lawrence and Richard, all at home, and one sister, Mrs. M. Welter, of Minneapolis. Funeral services were helod on Tuesday morning, January 27, at St. Columba church, Rev. Father Hennekes sang the Requiem High Mass, after which the remains were laid at rest in the St. Columba cemetery. The pall bearers were L. H. McDonald, Jos. Koob, Matt Schroeder, Chas. Herrig, Thos. Scully and Chas. Ludden. While funeral services were being held for his father, Tuesday morning, Lawrence Entinger was fighting a hard battle for his life, but lost to the grim reaper. Lawrence came down with scarlet fever on January 19, and was getting along nicely until Sunday night, when he turned for the worst, and the end came as stated above, Tuesday morning. Lawrence was born in this village, January 23, 1911, and died at his home, Tuesday, January 27, 1931, and had reached the age of 20 years and 4 days at the time of his death. He was one of our finest young men, and, with his cheerful smile, made many friends, and his place will be hard to fill on the farm. On account of the contagion of the disease, a private funeral was held Tuesday afternoon, the remains being laid at rest beside those of his father. (Continued on page 4) (Continued from page 1) Funeral services were held for the deceased Wednesday morning at St. Columba church, Rev. Father Hennekes officiating. The entire community will join us in extending the greatest sympathy to the wife and children in their hour of sadness. Those from out of town who attended the funeral of Mathias Entinger were, Mrs. M. Welter and daughter, Mrs. Chas. H. Brombach, of Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. John Paal of Currie; Mr. and Mrs. Tuash and son, and Mrs. Peter Entinger and son, of Winstead, Minn.; Mr. and Mr. Harry Ruppel, of Alton, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weilien of Holstein, Iowa; Mrs. Meyers and son, of Springfield, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. John Burt of Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. Kranks, and daughter and son and wife, of St. Leo; Mrs. E. Wermerskirchen and daughters, Martha and Katherine, of St. Paul. *** Marriage Notes for Mathias Entinger and Theresa Wermerskirchen: 1895 Minnesota State Census - Could not locate Entinger family in Murray County. *** Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), Iona, Murray, Minnesota (15 January 1920), household of Mathews Entinger: Entinger, Mathews, Age 57 ?Thesia?, Relation: Wife, Age 43 Elizabeth, Relation: Daughter, Age 16 R?, Relation: Son, Age 14 Margaret, Relation: Daughter, Age 13 Boltas, Relation: Son, Age 10 Lawrence, Relation: Son, Age 8 Regina, Relation: Daughter, Age 6 Selestina, Relation: Daughter, Age 2 *** Fifteenth Census of the United States (1930), Iona, Murray, Minnesota (15 April 1930), household of Matt Entinger: Entinger, Matt, Age 63 Tresa M., Relation: Wife, Age 53 Margaret, Relation: Daughter, Age 22 Boltas M., Relation: Son, Age 21 Lawrence P., Relation: Son, Age 19 Regina C., Relation: Daughter, Age 16 Celestine M., Relation: Daughter, Age 12 Doris M., Relation: Daughter, Age 10 Richard W., Relation: Son, Age 6 The census indicates Matt was born in Germany and the rest of the household was born in Minnesota. *** 15 ii. Susanna Entinger, died 14 June 1894 in Iona, Murray, Minnesota; married Charles Neid. iii. Margarethe Entinger Notes for Margarethe Entinger: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaida/idacounty1888.htm February 21,1889 Pioneer The following parties have been issued licenses to wed; Nicholas Welter and Maggie Entinger, John Clark and Linnie Coon, Thos. M. Clark and Ida Coon, Amos Hagler and Maggie Dickson. February 21,1889 Pioneer Nicholas Welter and Maggie Entinger, of Holstein, were united in marriage at the Catholic Church this city on Monday, Rev. Father Riordan officiating. The couple will leave in a few days for the groom’s home in Minnesota. iv. Peter Entinger, born 23 November 1875; died 15 April 1927; married Frances Quast 01 April 1911; died 27 November 1977. Generation No. 6 40. George Prokosch, born in Austria. He married 41. Barbara Schroepfer. 41. Barbara Schroepfer, born in Austria. Notes for George Prokosch: George Prokosch - > Joseph Prokosch -> John Prokosch -> Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid Notes for Barbara Schroepfer: Barbara Schroepfer -> Joseph Prokosch -> John Prokosch -> Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid Child of George Prokosch and Barbara Schroepfer is: 20 i. Joseph Prokosch, born 27 August 1836 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria; died 02 December 1912 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota; married Anna Koeck 23 August 1859 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria. 42. John Koeck, born in Austria. He married 43. Marie Unknown. 43. Marie Unknown Notes for John Koeck: John Koeck -> Anna Koeck -> John Prokosch -> Mary Prokosch -> Ralph Schmid -> Mark Schmid Marriage Notes for John Koeck and Marie Unknown: From http://www.sturmfh.com/obituaries.html: Riebel, Walter P. March 22, 1919 - July 15, 2004 Sleepy Eye, MN Visitation: 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Sunday, July 18, 2004 at Sturm Funeral Home in Sleepy Eye Funeral Service: 10:30 AM, Monday, July 19, 2004 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sleepy Eye Interment: St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery Walter was born on March 22, 1919 in New Ulm, MN, the son of Tobias & Anna (Koeck) Riebel. The family moved to Milford Township in the 1920's where Walter attended country school. He married Lillian Wensauer on August 29, 1980 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sleepy Eye. Walter worked for the railroad until his retirement in 1959. He enjoyed fishing, gardening and canning, old time music and joy riding. He is survived by his wife, Lillian Riebel of Sleepy Eye, stepchildren & their spouses; Diana & Robert "Chisey" Sellner of Sleepy Eye, Marjorie & Daryle Fischer of New Ulm, Charlene Holmquist & fiance, Dave Forsyth of St. James, Michael & Mary Wensauer of Sleepy Eye, 6 step grandchildren; 4 step great grandchildren; cousin, Laura Pitka of New Ulm and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and brothers, Herbert, Albert and Herman. *** Child of John Koeck and Marie Unknown is: 21 i. Anna Koeck, born 24 September 1837 in Austria; died 22 September 1920 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota; married Joseph Prokosch 23 August 1859 in Trohatin, Bohemia, Austria. 46. Joseph Knier Child of Joseph Knier is: 23 i. Mary Knier, born in Elschelin, Bohemia, Austria; died 20 April 1928 in Sleepy Eye, Brown, Minnesota; married Joseph Kloeckl 15 August 1871 in Kostelzen-Bohemia Austria. 48. Josef Träxler7, born 01 March 17807. He was the son of 96. Franciscus Träxler and 97. Magdalena Franciskin. He married 49. Rosalia Hofbauer 03 August 18027. 49. Rosalia Hofbauer7, born 16 August 17807. She was the daughter of 98. Laurentius Hofbauer and 99. Barbora Blosalin. Notes for Josef Träxler: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Josefus Träxler was born the 1st of March 1780 in Albern (Alber) no. 20 /parish book Nová Bystrice 7, page 228/ Parentes: Träxler Franciscus Molitor in Alber, et uxor ejus Magdalena, nata Franciskin, Domino Neofitz Subditi /legitimus, catholic/ Parents: Träxler Franciscus, the miller in Albern (Alber), and his wife Magdalena, born Franciskin, /they are/ subject to the domain Neofitz (Nová Bystrice) /matrimonial, catholic/ *** Notes for Rosalia Hofbauer: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Rosalia Hoffbaur was born the 16th of August 1780 in Albern (Aber) no. 55 /parish book Nová Bystrice 7, page 237/ Parentes: Hoffbaur Laurentius rust et Textor et uxor ejus Barbora nata Blosalin Domino Neobistric Subditi Parents: Hofbaur Laurentius, the peasnat and the weaver and his wife Barbora born Blosalin /they are/ subject to the domain Neofitz (Nová Bystrice) *** Marriage Notes for Josef Träxler and Rosalia Hofbauer: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Josef Träxler and Rosalia Hofbauer are married on 3 August 1802 in Alber n (Albern) no. 20 /parish book Nová Bystrice 23, page 187/ Brautigam: Träxler Josef des Franz Träxler Müller und Anna Maria geboren Mütschin, ehelicher Sohn, / 22 Jahre/ Braut: Rosalia Hofbauer des Tomas Hofbauer Bauer und Barbara geboren Blosalin, eheliche Tochter / 22 Jahre/ Bridegroom: Josef Träxler, the matrimonial son of Franz Träxler the miller and Anna Maria born Mütsch / 22 years old/ Bride: Rosalia Hofauer the matrimonial daughter of Tomas Hofbauer farmer and Barbara born Blosal, Alber no. 55 /22 years old/ *** Child of Josef Träxler and Rosalia Hofbauer is: 24 i. Thomas Drexler, married Rosalia Veselá 06 June 1848. 50. Josef Veselý7. He was the son of 100. Jan Weselý and 101. Anna Wancura. He married 51. Rosalia Dvorák 27 October 18007. 51. Rosalia Dvorák7. She was the daughter of 102. Martin Dvorák and 103. Anna Blažej. Marriage Notes for Josef Veselý and Rosalia Dvorák: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Veselý Josef and Dvoráková Rosalia get married the 27th of October 1800 in Mirotín no. 13 /parish book Mnich 8, page 467/ Ženich: Poctivý Mlád Josef vlastní syn Jana Weselýho Mlináre z Dlouhé Lhoty neb Hlínáku Nro. 21 /katolik, 20 let, svobodný/ Nevesta: Poctivá Panna Rozalie vlastní dcera Martina Dworáka Sauseda /katolik, 21 let, svobodná/ Bridegroom: Honest young Josef , the matrimonial son of Jan Weselý, the miller from Dlouhá Lhota said Hlinak no. 21 /catholic, 20 years old, single/ Bride: Honest virgin Rozalie, the matrimonial daughter of Martin Dvorák, the peasant /catholic, 21 years old, single/ Children of Josef Vesely and Rosalia Dvorak: 1) Josef Vesely born 3 May 1809 2) Anna Vesela born 23 September 1811 3) Katerina Vesela born 10 October 1814 4) Ignatz Vesely born 28 May 1819 5) Rosalia Vesela born 13 June 1821 *** Children of Josef Veselý and Rosalia Dvorák are: i. Josef Veselý7, born 03 May 18097 ii. Anna Veselá7, born 23 September 18117 iii. Katerina Veselá7, born 10 October 18147 iv. Ignatz Veselá7, born 28 May 18197 25 v. Rosalia Veselá, born 13 June 1821 in Mirotín; died 09 March 1898 in Sichelbach, Austria; married Thomas Drexler 06 June 1848. 52. Anton Hauk7. He married 53. Anna Maria Stolz 25 October 18037. 53. Anna Maria Stolz7. She was the daughter of 106. Leopold Stolz and 107. Appolonia Hanosih. Marriage Notes for Anton Hauk and Anna Stolz: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Anton Haug and Anna Maria Stolz get married 25th October 1803. / parish book Klášter 9, page 26 / Bridegroom: Anton Haug, the shopkeeper. He was 20 years old and lived in Kloster /Klášter/ no. 11. Bride: Anna Maria the daughter of Leopold Stolz, the shopkeeper from Konratz /Konrác/ no. 17. She was 22 years old and lived in Konratz /Konrác/ no. 17. Children of Anton Hauk and Anna Maria Stolz: 1) Johann Hauk born 24 December 1812 2) Anton Hauk born 13 January 1815 3) Josefa Hauk born 5 February 1817 4) Martin Hauk born 9 November 1821 5) Peter Hauk born 20 January 1824 *** Children of Anton Hauk and Anna Stolz are: 26 i. Johann Hauk, born 24 December 1812; married Franziska Pelz 03 January 1837. ii. Anton Hauk7, born 13 January 18157 iii. Josefa Hauk7, born 05 February 18177 iv. Martin Hauk7, born 09 November 18217 v. Peter Hauk7, born 20 January 18247 54. Anton Pelz7. He was the son of 108. Franz Pelz and 109. Elizabeth Reiter. He married 55. Rosina Lukas 05 February 18117. 55. Rosina Lukas7. She was the daughter of 110. Lorenz Lukas and 111. Magdalena Paur. Marriage Notes for Anton Pelz and Rosina Lukas: Information from Robin Deems of California sent by e-mail by debilach (cousin of Robin Deems): Anton Pelz and Rosalia Lukas get married 5th February 1811. / parish book Klášter 9, page 28 / Bridegroom: Anton Pelz, the peasant cottager. He was 24 years old and lived in Klosterdorf /Klášter/ no. 13. Bride: Rosina Lukas, the daughter of Lorenz Lukas, the peasant cottager and her mother Magdalena. She was 22 years old and lived in Kloster /Klášter/ no. 12. Children of Anton Pelz and Rosalia Lukas: 1) Frantziska Pelz born 29 February 1812 2) Elizabeth Pelz born 1 June 1814 3) Katherina Pelz born 10 November 1816 4) Paul Pelz born 24 January 1819 5) A. Maria born 8 September 1821 6) Johann Pelz born 12 July 1824 (+) 7) Johann Pelz born 27 December 1825 8) Ambrosia Pelz born 9 July 1829 *** Children of Anton Pelz and Rosina Lukas are: 27 i. Franziska Pelz, born 29 February 1812; married Johann Hauk 03 January 1837. ii. Elizabeth Pelz7, born 01 June 18147 iii. Katherina Pelz7, born 10 November 18167 iv. Paul Pelz7, born 24 January 18197 v. A. Maria Pelz7, born 08 September 18217 vi. Johann Pelz7, born 12 July 18247 vii. Johann Pelz7, born 27 December 18257 viii. Ambrosia Pelz7, born 09 July 18297 Generation No. 7 96. Franciscus Träxler7. He married 97. Magdalena Franciskin. 97. Magdalena Franciskin7. Child of Franciscus Träxler and Magdalena Franciskin is: 48 i. Josef Träxler, born 01 March 1780; married Rosalia Hofbauer 03 August 1802. 98. Laurentius Hofbauer7. He married 99. Barbora Blosalin. 99. Barbora Blosalin7. Child of Laurentius Hofbauer and Barbora Blosalin is: 49 i. Rosalia Hofbauer, born 16 August 1780; married Josef Träxler 03 August 1802. 100. Jan Weselý7. He married 101. Anna Wancura. 101. Anna Wancura7. Child of Jan Weselý and Anna Wancura is: 50 i. Josef Veselý, married Rosalia Dvorák 27 October 1800. 102. Martin Dvorák7. He married 103. Anna Blažej. 103. Anna Blažej7. Child of Martin Dvorák and Anna Blažej is: 51 i. Rosalia Dvorák, married Josef Veselý 27 October 1800. 106. Leopold Stolz7. He married 107. Appolonia Hanosih. 107. Appolonia Hanosih7. Child of Leopold Stolz and Appolonia Hanosih is: 53 i. Anna Maria Stolz, married Anton Hauk 25 October 1803. 108. Franz Pelz7. He married 109. Elizabeth Reiter. 109. Elizabeth Reiter7. Child of Franz Pelz and Elizabeth Reiter is: 54 i. Anton Pelz, married Rosina Lukas 05 February 1811. 110. Lorenz Lukas7. He married 111. Magdalena Paur. 111. Magdalena Paur7. Child of Lorenz Lukas and Magdalena Paur is: 55 i. Rosina Lukas, married Anton Pelz 05 February 1811. Endnotes 1. http://www.newulmtel.net/~jatakuck/lower/. 2. http://www.newulmtel.net/~jatakuck/l...okosch01.html. 3. St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. 4. http://www.newulmtel.net/~jatakuck/lower/. 5. St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. 6. http://www.newulmtel.net/~jatakuck/lower/. 7. Information from Robin Deems.
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