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| 1051 | I08871 | Works in Springfield, Mo. |
| 1052 | I08875 | Graduate of Southwest Mo. State College, Springfield, Mo. Employed by Frisco R. R. |
| 1053 | I08876 | Attends S. W. Mo. State Colege, Springfield, Mo. |
| 1054 | I08878 | Graduate of University of Missouri. Teach of children with learning disabilities in Springfield Public schools, Springfield, Mo. |
| 1055 | I08942 | Live in Shreveport, LA. |
| 1056 | I08943 | Live in Stotts city, Mo. No Children. |
| 1057 | I08944 | Live in Sarcoxie, Mo. |
| 1058 | I08946 | Attended Arkansas State College, Jonesboro, Ark. |
| 1059 | I08955 | Live in St. Louis, MO. |
| 1060 | I08956 | Minister and has been a missionary to the West Indies. |
| 1061 | I08957 | Live in Mt. Vernon, MO. |
| 1062 | I08958 | Registered Nurse. |
| 1063 | I08959 | Live in Mt. Vernon, MO. |
| 1064 | I08990 | Live in Republic, Mo. |
| 1065 | I09015 | Died early in their marriage. |
| 1066 | I09019 | Baptized: November 17, 1963 at University Lutheran Chapel, West Lafayette, Indiana by Rev. Rehmer Occupation: Structural Engineer |
| 1067 | I09020 | Occupation: Homemaker |
| 1068 | I09021 | Baptized: January 24, 1971 at Christ Lutheran Church, Norfolk, Virginia by Rev. C. E. Scaer |
| 1069 | I09022 | Birth date and marriage date corrected 10/15/01 through e-mail note from David 10/19/01 (dave71joy/@/aol.com) |
| 1070 | I0904 | [mccullar.ftw] They had five children. The book said she married first John A. Caruthers, but does not give any other marriage? |
| 1071 | I0907 | [mccullar.ftw] They had one daughter. |
| 1072 | I0908 | [mccullar.ftw] They had two sons. |
| 1073 | I0913 | [mccullar.ftw] They live in California, and have two children. |
| 1074 | I0914 | [mccullar.ftw] They live in California |
| 1075 | I0914 | [gines[1].FTW] Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1076 | I09140 | Received information from Peter Kienzle They came from Dresden in Saxony and now live in Minden as of September 2000. Peter is the Vice Mayor in Minden. |
| 1077 | I09156 | Achim Feiertag is father of first child but not the second. Father of second is unknown. Achim and Anne are not married. |
| 1078 | I0919 | [mccullar.ftw] Bluford died young. |
| 1079 | I09191 | Spelling of name Hohkamp changed by husband, Dieter Treichel, to Hokamp and birth date changed from 7/7/01 to 7/12/01 on 9/3/01. |
| 1080 | I0927 | [mccullar.ftw] No children and both are now deceased. |
| 1081 | I0930 | [mccullar.ftw] No children by this marriage. |
| 1082 | I0930 | [gines[1].FTW] Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1083 | I0931 | [mccullar.ftw] Obiturary: Panolian Newspaper newdate 1/6/1927 Mrs. McCullar, former resident of Courtland, Ms. died Jan 2, 1927 at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. G. Pou, near Shuford, Ms.., She left 2 daughters, Mrs. J. G. Pou & Mrs. Barnett and son Walton McCullar and several grandchildren. |
| 1084 | I0937 | [mccullar.ftw] They had nine children. |
| 1085 | I09392 | Baptized January 16, 1774 Bergkirchen. |
| 1086 | I09393 | Baptized March 19, 1775 Bergkirchen. Johann Friedrich was a "horsekeeper for the Schladenschen military regiment". |
| 1087 | I09394 | Baptized February 2, 1777 Bergkirchen. |
| 1088 | I09418 | Baptized March 31, 1740. |
| 1089 | I09419 | Baptized August 5, 1744. |
| 1090 | I09420 | Baptized July 10, 1747 Bergkirchen. |
| 1091 | I09421 | Baptized May 18, 1748 Bergkirchen, Kreis Minden, Prussia. |
| 1092 | I09428 | Was buried in the N. P. M. E. Church Cemetery, October 29, 1887, wife of Fr. Steizniede, living near Beaucoup, daughter of Hy. and Charlotte Krueger, formerly living 2 miles southeast of Hoyleton now residing in Clinton County. Her age was 29 years, 3 months and 24 days and died October 25, 1887. Sudden aned unexpected came her death, being a severe death to the husband, 4 small children, brothers, sisters, and many friends. Our sincere sympathies are extended to them in their present affliction. Rev. Geo. Buehner of the German M. E. Church of Nashville, assisted Rev. Mahle in burial service. |
| 1093 | I09429 | Fred Stelzriede, aged 55 years, died of pneumonia Monday evening at his home a few miles south of Hoyleton. Deceased was born in Minden, Prussen, Germany, and in 1867 immigrated to this country, settling near this place. In 1875 he was married to Louisa Krueger of which union four children were born. Shortly afterward Mrs. Stelzriede died. He was married in 1888 to Mary Krietemeeyer and four children were born. The remains will be interred in the North Prairie Cemetery Thursday morning, Rev. Miller officiating. He leaves to mourn his death, a loving wife, three sons, five daughters and a host of relatives and friends. He was a kind and indulgent father and the writer extends sincere sympathy to the mother and children for their untimely bereavement. |
| 1094 | I0943 | [mccullar.ftw] stillborn |
| 1095 | I09439 | Funeral services held at 2:00 p.m. Friday afternoon in Grace Methodist Church. Calling at Robert N. Smith Funeral Home, Nashville, from 4:00 p.m. Thurs. until 11:00 a.m. Fri.; thereafter in the church. |
| 1096 | I09456 | MRS. JOHN BIERMAN Mrs. Louise Bierman, nee Berning, was born March 18, 1859, in Halle, Westphalia, Germany. She lost both her parents before she was seven years of age and at the invitation of her uncle, Mr. Krueger, emigrated to this country in company with the Buhrmester family when she was nine years old. She was made a member of the family in the home of her uncle and there grew to womanhood. She was united in marriage to John Biermann on February 18, 1877, who with his bride moved to a farm near Centralia and thirty-one years ago settled on the farm which has been their home until the death of teh wife. Nine children were born to this union of whom one son, Benjamin, departed this life in October, 1918, at Camp Granat. The surviving children are: Louis, Edward, Arthur, Albert, Harry and James of Centralia, Mrs. Walter Dueker of Huegely and Margaret of Centralia. The departed was converted and became a member of the German M. E. Church at North Prairie at the age of fifteen years, continuing to be a true child of God during her entire life. After moving away from the vicinity of this church Mr. and Mrs. Bierman affiliated with the Hoyleton Church. About two years ago she was taken seriously ill and has been in delicate health since that time. She passed away Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday, Rev. E. Hemke officiating, and interment was made in Elmwood Cemetery at Centralia. The pallbearers were Cleve, Richard and Amos Bierman, James Jones, Earl Garrison, and Ed Norton. Flower girls were Bertha and Erma Garrison, Stella Norton, Rosa Jones and Marguerite Dinkelman. Never shall you be forgotten, Never from our memories fade, A loving heart will always linger Around the grave where you are laid. The Lord said, you have finished; Come up higher, mother, dear, You have won a crown in heaven for the pains you suffered here. Louise Berning was born on the 18th of March 1859 in the little village Hille, Westphalia, Germany. Both of her parients died before she was 7 years old. An uncle, who lived in the United States, sent for the little orphan, and she came across the Atlantic with the family of Mr. Burmeister. In the home of her uncle Krueger she found a hearty welcome and was brot up as a member of the family. On reaching a sufficient age she worked for several families, longest for Mr. Louis Huck of North Prairie. There she met and married John Biermann (Feb. 1877) with whom she has jointly born the trials, sorrows and joys of life for 43 years. After marriage they moved into the neighborhood of Centralia, living at different places until they moved to the home from which she now has gone to her heavenly home. Mrs. Bierman became the mother of nine children. One of them, Ben, gave his life in the service of his country during the war. The other eight are living and mourn tthe death of a beloved mother. they are: Louis, Edward, Arthur, Albert, Harry, James, Ida (Mrs. Walter Dueker) and Margaret. In her girlhood she lived close to the German M. E. Church of North Prairie in families and among members of that church. It was but natural that she should attend that Sunday School and Church, receive catethelical instruction and was eventually examined and received as a member of the church. In her 15th or 16th year she was soundly converted and has, since then, been a consistent and faithful member of the church of her choice and a true follower of her Saviour. This has been no easy matter for her since she lived far from her church and had the core of a large family and home which made it impossible to be a regular attendant of the services and have the blessings and encourgement of such communions. Yet, in spite of this it can be truthfully said: she has kept the faith. Her ________ faith made her uncomplaining in her sickness, knowing that her Lord would put no greater burden on her than she could bear. Even in the hours of her sickness she was ever thotful of others willing to help in some way if she could. About two years ago Mrs. Biermann took seriously ill and at different times her death was expected almost hourly. Lately she has suffered greatly, but greater yet has been her faith and the sustaining grace of God in whom she trusted. She left a clear testimony of her salvation to her dear ones and all her friends. On the evening of the 61s6 anniversary of her birth, March 18, 1920 God took her home. Beside the children names above, Mrs. Biermann leaves her life's companion who has been striken by a fatal disease and who may soon follow her to the home above. With him 13 grandchildren look today upon the calm face of grandmother for the last time in this world; one half brother, other relatives and a host of friends. But we all look, tho with tear-dimmed eyes toward the heaven which is her eternal abode and which we, by the help of God, hope to share some day. |
| 1097 | I09523 | One source has his wife listed as Fried. M. Unknown. |
| 1098 | I09541 | Raised Orbia William Martin, son of Ada's younger sister Stella |
| 1099 | I09542 | Religion: First Church of God (Anderson) Buried Arnhard Cem., Purdy, MO, under name "Martha Owens (Wiley)" |
| 1100 | I09543 | Religion: Wesleyan Holiness Alliance |
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