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| 2601 | I17206 | Baptized Apriil 13, 1713 Bergkirchen, Westfalen, Germany. |
| 2602 | I17207 | Baptized February 24, 1697 Bergkirchen, Westfalen, Germany. |
| 2603 | I17208 | Baptized February 22, 1716 Bergkirchen, Westfalen, Germany. |
| 2604 | I17213 | Baptized January 16, 1757 Bergkirchen, Westfalen, Germany. |
| 2605 | I17217 | Belle was married to Charles Trevillion May 31, 1991. |
| 2606 | I17228 | One child - died at birth. |
| 2607 | I1724 | Listed in 1900 St. Clair Co, IL census records with family. Worked as coal miner, parents born in France. 1920 census records, St. Clair Co, IL, OFallon Peter W, 67 years old, born in IL, father born in France, mother born in France, coal miner Julia, wife, 60 years old, born in KY, both parents born in Ireland |
| 2608 | I1737 | 1930 Census record, St. Clair Co, Belleville, IL John Sonnenberg, 33 years old, born IL, parents born IL, laborer in foundry Estelle, 35 years old, born MO, father born MO, mother born IL Roland, 6, born IL Jack was a retired civil service worker in Scott Air Force Base in IL. He served as a marine in WWII. |
| 2609 | I1740 | 11/11/1980 Obit ND Charles W. Sonnenberg 71, of Belleville, formerly of Collinsville, died Monday Nov 10 at St. Elizabeth's Hopsital in Belleville. He was a retired bottler at Carling Brewery. He was a member of American legion Post 58 and Belleville Senior Citizens Club. He was preceded in death by his parents, 4 brothers and 5 sisters. He is survived by his wife, the former Bernice A. Kurrant; a son, Donald Sonnenberg of Collinsville; two daughters, Delores and Marjorie, both of Collinsville; a step daughter, Mrs. John (Charlene) Hucke of Belleville; three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Loupe of Texas, Mrs. Josephine Haston of Keller, TX, and Mrs. Denny (Blanche) Dennis of Tulsa, OK; four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral services will be at 1 pm Weds Nove 12 at the Pete Gaerdner Funeral Home in Belleville. Burial will be in Lake View Memorial Gardens in Belleville. |
| 2610 | I1742 | Obit-- Daniel W. Sonnenberg, 72, of Collinsville, died Thursday, Nove 15, at memorial Hospital in Belleville. He was a retired laborer. He was a member of the VFW, 5691, Collinsville, and Labor Local 44. He is preceded in death by his wife, the former Lillian Schuerbaum who died in 1968, three brothers and four sisters. He is survived by a son, Daniel F. Sonnenberg Jr. of Northbrook, IL, a brother, Charles Sonnenberg of Belleville: three sisters, Mrs. Josephine Haston of Keller, Texas, Mrs Blanche Dennis of Tulsa, OK, and Mrs. Agnes Loupe of Beaumont, TX, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 am Monday, Nov 19, at the Herr Funeral Home in collinsville. Burial will be in St. John Cemetery in Collinsille. Friends may call after 2 pm Sunday, Nov 18, at the funeral home. The Herr Funeral Home, Collingsville, handled arrangements. |
| 2611 | I1743 | A highly decorated war hero. He was crushed while digging a well. |
| 2612 | I1746 | Obit-- Mrs. Sonnenberg, age 62 of 714 North Church Street, Belleville, died at St. Eliz. Hosp. after an extended illness. She was born at Sweet Springs, MO 25 Aug 1893, a daughter of John and Cora (Weber) Rowlan, and married John (Jack) Sonnenberg 21 Dec 1922 at Pinckneville, IL. he is a civil services employee at Scott Air Force Base. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, John of St. Louis and Alvin of E. St. Louis and two grandchildren Steven and Gail Sonnenberg. She is buried at Walnut Hill Cemetery. |
| 2613 | I1749 | Amelia appears to have died before the 1860 census records, perhaps in childbirth with William Kansas who was born in 1855. |
| 2614 | I1756 | Birthplace is also mentioned as Troy, Orleans Co, Vermont. |
| 2615 | I1757 | Listed in LDS records as Annie Sophie Bruce Evans Dixon Harrison, daughter of James Edward and Alice Harrison. |
| 2616 | I17580 | Baptized October 22, 1911 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, Illinois by Rev. A. Groerich. Occupation: Farmer Confirmed in Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, Illinois, on April 13, 1924 by Rev. Alfred Fuehler. |
| 2617 | I17581 | Baptized August 5, 1915 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Centralia, Illinois by Rev. W. Hussman. Helen was confirmed in Trinity Lutheran Church, Centralia, Illinois, on March 24, 1929 by Rev. F. A. C. Meyer. |
| 2618 | I17582 | Occupation: Marriage and Family Counselor |
| 2619 | I17583 | Occupation: Certified Public Accountant |
| 2620 | I17584 | Baptized in Wright City, Missouri Occupation: Homemaker |
| 2621 | I17585 | Baptized at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, Illinois Occupation: Carpenter and Peach Grower |
| 2622 | I17586 | Baptized: October 23, 1881 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, Illinois Occupation; Homemaker |
| 2623 | I17587 | Baptized: October 17, 1943 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Centralia, Illinois. Occupation: Agriculture Advisor Bill majored in Agronomy at Purdue U. Was Asst. Farm Advisor, Clinton Co., Ill. Recently accepted a position as Farm Advisor in Montgomery Co., Hillsboro, Illinois. |
| 2624 | I17588 | Baptized August 13, 1950 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Centralia, Illinois. Occupation: Homemaker and teacher |
| 2625 | I17589 | Baptized: September 28, 1958 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, Illinois by Rev. M Mappes Confirmed in Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, Illinois, on March 26, 1972 by Rev. Conrad J. Seegers. |
| 2626 | I17592 | Occupation: Bank Examiner |
| 2627 | I17593 | Baptized: June 17, 1959 at a hospital in Wolnzach, Germany Occupation: Registered Nurse |
| 2628 | I17597 | Friederike was an orphan. |
| 2629 | I17599 | First husband William Jaspering died early in their marriage. Per Lucille Althoff, baptism October 14, 1888 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Washington County, Illinois. Sponsors: Karolina Flaxbart, Friedrike Prueshner, Karolina Prueshner. |
| 2630 | I17600 | Came to America in 1859 to Washington County, Illinois. |
| 2631 | I17601 | Baptism: June 20, 1858 at St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Washington County, Illinois. (per Lucille Althoff) Sponsors were : Marie Grote, Friederike Meier, Justine Weihe, Louise Woker. Was born in the morning. Marriage records of St. John's Lutheran Church New Minden, Year 1879, #6 Ernst Fred Prueshner and Maria Prueshner were married May 29 following banns two times. Witnesses: Conrad Tiemeyer and Christian Winte. |
| 2632 | I17602 | Came to America from Germany at an early age. |
| 2633 | I17604 | Occupation: Farmer |
| 2634 | I17605 | Occupation: Homemaker and Teacher |
| 2635 | I17609 | Per Don Brink, his middle name is Kasten. |
| 2636 | I17613 | Occupation: Grocer, Home Construction and Real Estate Sales |
| 2637 | I17618 | Occupation: Farmer Baptized: May 13, 1917 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2638 | I1763 | Death Certificate number 90. Date of death: 1/14/1952, Time of death: 8:00 am. Occupation: Housewife Marital Status: widowed Name of spouse: Dan Sonnenberg Place of Death: The Mansion 910 South Central Avenue Glendale, CA Length of Stay: 7 weeks Last Residence: 7074 Owens Street Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA Name of Informant: Kathryn Steen Cause of Death: coronary sclerosis Cremation: 1/16/1952 Cemetery/Crematory: Grand View Memorial Park Crematorium |
| 2639 | I1764 | Death Certificate number: 10109 Name of Deceased: Stella Bibby Date of death: 2/29/1984 Hour: 1440 Date of Birth: 5/6/1897, Place: IL Social Security Number: 338-07-3042 Father: Dan Sonnenberg Mother: Mary Brandt Occupation: Cook Number of Years: 7, Employer: Oak View Convalescent Hospital Marital Status: Divorced Place of Death: Santa Anita Sanitarium, 5522 Gracewood Ave, Temple City, Los Angeles, CA Usual Residence: 5522 Gracewood Ave, Temple City, Los Angeles, CA Informant: Kathryn E. Steen-sister Address: 23871 Willows Dr. #114- Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Cause of Death: arteriosclerotic heart disease Cremation: 3/3, 1984 Crematory: Grandview Crematory, Glendale, CA |
| 2640 | I17655 | Baptized April 17, 1994 at Lutheran Church of Our Savior, Cupertino, California |
| 2641 | I17656 | Baptized: November 3, 1996 at Lutheran Church of Our Savior, Cupertino, California |
| 2642 | I17669 | Baptized: March 8, 1818 Evangelisch, Bergkirchen, Lippe, Germany |
| 2643 | I1767 | 1900 Census record for Pilot Knob, Iron County, MO Matlinger, Joseph, 39 year old baker from Germany Wife and 4 children Stump, James Grant, born Oct 1879 in IL, working as baker's apprentice 1910 Census record for Lebanon, St. Clair Co, IL Grant Stump, 30 years old, born in IL Minta, wife, 22 years old Joseph, son 2 years old Louis, son, 6 months John Stump, brother, 22 years old, born in IL The Stumps are living next door to Christian Schmidt who was the brother of Annie Schmidt who had married George Sonnenberg. George was the father of John Sonnenberg who married Mary Estelle Hawk (who was the sister of Minta Hawk). 1920 Census Record for Lebanon, St. Clair County, IL Grant Stump, 40 years old, laborer in a stone factory Minta, 34 years old, born in MO Joseph, son, 14 years old Adrian, daughter, 10 Mabel, daughter, 7 John, son, 5.5 Delvina, daughter, 3.5 William, son, 8 months 1930 Census Record for Lebanon, St. Clair County, IL Grant Stump, 49 years old, teamster Minta, 42 Adrian, son, 20 John, son, 16 Delvina, daughter, 14 William, son, 11 Elnora, daughter, 9 Laura, daughter, 6 Mary J, daughter, 3 James Grant Stump died from Lockjaw. |
| 2644 | I17675 | Half brother at New Minden that Grandma lived with when she came to America. Per Robert Brink |
| 2645 | I1769 | 1850 Census Records for Knox Co, IL Peter Stump, 30 years old, born in Ohio, farmer Samantha, 21, born in Ohio John, 4, born in OH Daniel, 2, born in OH Levi, 21 years old, born in OH, farmer Joel, 23 years old, born in OH, farmer Elizabeth, 18 years old, born OH It would appear that the mother of Joel had died and the father remained in Hocking Co, Ohio with his daughter Mary and granddaughter Anna but that Peter and Joel and Levi and Elizabeth decided to move to IL and were living there together in 1850. They must have moved to Macoupin/Montgomery Co within the next few years since Joel married Sussanah Perrine there in 1855 and Peter remarried to Nancy Maze in 1859. 1860 Montgomery Co, IL (Zanesville) Census Record, Family number 2513: Joel Stump, 29 years old, born in Ohio, farmer, 500 acres Susan, 24 years old, born in NJ Elizabeth, 2 years old, born in IL 1870 Montgomery Co, IL (Zanesville) Census Record, Family number 25: Joel Stump, 40 years old, born in Ohio, farmer, 1,000 acres Susan, 34 years old, born in NJ Newton, 8 years old, born in IL Ada, 4 yars old, born in IL (Peter Stump, who appears to be a brother of Joel Stump, lives close by and is listed as family number 16 on the census record. 1880 census record for Montgomery Co, IL, Pitman Joel Stump, farmer, born in Ohio, parents born in PA Anne Stump, born in IL, parents born in IL, parents born in Germany Newt, son, born IL, father born Ohio, mother born IL, a son of Joel from earlier marriage. Daisy, 2 years old, born in IL Grant, 7 months old, born in IL Mary Teaband, servant Andy Monroe, servant |
| 2646 | I1770 | 1900 St. Clair County, Lebanon, IL census records: Charles McCan, 40 years old, born in IL, parents born in Germany Anna, wife, 40 years old, born in IL, parents born in Germany Charles, son, 1 year old, born in IL Stumph, Minnie, step daughter, 17 years old, born in IL Stumph, John, step son, 11, born in IL It appears that Joel Stump died between 1890 and 1898 as Anna, his wife and the mother of James Grant Stump, had remarried to Charles McCan. James Grant Stump had moved to Iron Co, IL and can be found there on the 1900 census records. Both daughters (Daisy and Lula) had married in 1899 and moved out. Newton Stump had moved in with his biological mother (Susan) who had also remarried and was living in Montgomery Co, IL with her new husband, John Maurer. Susan was listed as 68 years old, born in NJ, and arnets born in NJ. It is not clear if Susan had divorced Joel or Joel had divorced Susan to marry Anna. |
| 2647 | I17727 | Occupation: Carpenter and Real Estate Broker |
| 2648 | I17738 | Occupation: Carpenter |
| 2649 | I1777 | After the war, during the early 1870's there was incident involving the Stapp and Wester families. Jim Wester terrorized the Stapps by walking through the dogtrot houses at night after a drinking bout. John Stapp, son of Joseph, and his brother in law, Taylor Hobbs, got a gun and one night shot and killed him. His body was witnessed by young Sidney Daffron, who passed down the story, which was confirmed to a researcher by Roy Wester. The Stapp family soon afterwards moved to Drew County, Arkansas, but no charges were ever filed against Stapp. Interestingly, Taylor Hobbs moved to Tiger, Georgia, changed his name to McKay, and did not reveal the story to his family until his deathbed. Source: N. Dale Morgan's Submission in book, Heritage of St. Clair County, Alabama |
| 2650 | I17775 | Baptized: August 21, 1836, Evangelisch, Dissen, Hannover, Germany Heinrich Wilhelm immigraded to U.S. on August 6, 1860. Naturilized on October 19, 1872 in Washington County, Illinois. Confirmed on April 27, 1851. The birth entry lists the mother as Margaret Margarethe Kamps. The confirmation record indicates Margaret Margarethe Charlotte Kamps as the mother. Another note states that the mother is Kammann. Information from Don Brink of San Jose, CA |
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