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| 2651 | I17777 | Came from Germany in 1866. |
| 2652 | I17778 | Family came from Germany. |
| 2653 | I17813 | Baptized: Bergkirchen, Germany |
| 2654 | I17814 | Baptized: Bergkirchen, Germany |
| 2655 | I1783 | Listed in 1850 census records in Laurel Twp, Hocking Co, Ohio. 70 years old, born in PA, living with daughter Mary and Granddaughter Anna Roof. They are all living close to sons Phillip and Samuel and their families. In 1860 census records for Montgomery Co, IL there is listed a John D Stump, born 1781, with his children Peter, Joel, Elizabeth, Samuel, and Eli. This would appear to be the right John Stump but it is confusing since Peter and Joel were married at the time and livng in another portion of the county with their wives and children. |
| 2656 | I17842 | Occupation: Airplane Pilot |
| 2657 | I17855 | Per Lucille Althoff, baptism September 16, 1883 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Illinois. Sponsors: Widow Engel Prueshner, Karolina Prueshner, Wilhelmine Zimmer. |
| 2658 | I17856 | Per Lucille Althoff, baptism June 14, 1886 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Illinois. Sponsors: Charlotte Prueshner, Karolina Prueshner, Karolina Flachshart, Charlotte Winte. |
| 2659 | I17857 | Per Lucille Althoff, baptism April 8, 1891 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Illinois. Sponsors: Chritian Woker, Wilhelmine Oexemann, Emma Arnsmeyer. |
| 2660 | I17858 | Per Lucille Althoff, baptism February 15, 1893 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Illinois. Baptismal Name: Paul Fred Ernst Theodore Sponsors: Paul Zimmer, Fred Prueshner Served in the U.S. Army during World War I. |
| 2661 | I17859 | Per Lucille Althoff, baptism November 24, 1895 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Illinois. Sponsors: Karolina Prueshner, Lisse Prueshner, Miss Minna Kracht |
| 2662 | I17860 | Per Lucille Althoff, Baptism June 5, 1898 St. John's Lutheran Church, New Minden, Illinois. Sponsors: Mrs. Justina Weihe, Katharina Woker, Friedrike Bechmeyer. |
| 2663 | I1787 | Peter is found in the 1910 census records living in New Mexico, Mountainair Co, Torrence Twp. He is listed as 22, single, born in MO, father born in German, mother born MO, worked as driller in wells. Peter has not been found on the 1920 or 1930 census records. |
| 2664 | I1787 | Confederate Soldiers Pension Application, Catoosa County, Georgia Co B, 42nd Ga Regiment "...he has a gun shot flesh wound through right leg, bullet entering from of leg in below groin, vericose veins on both legs, rhumatism in both knees. May 15th 1864, Battle of New Hope Church near Marietta, Ga. He was shot down during the battle and left on the ground & was captured by the Yanks. Sent to Camp Doughlas, a prisoner of war." (Oddly enough, Jesse's mother, Amanda tried to apply for a pension of Harmon Stapp, Jesse's father, and put down that Harmon had served in Company B, 43rd Georgia. In all reality, Harmon served in the 4th Georgia Cavalry and Jesse served in Company B, 42nd Infantry. It could be contributed to Amanda's old age, or simply she was hoping to use her son, Jesse's service to draw a pension off of, rather than her husband's service.) |
| 2665 | I17875 | Dragged to death by run away horses. |
| 2666 | I17904 | Amos remarried after Rosa passed away but it was stormy and didn't last. |
| 2667 | I17917 | May be Marie Louise Elizabeth Fieker b. June 19, 1862 and baptized July 3, 1862 per Zion church records in Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2668 | I17918 | Marriage record from Lawrence Co. Court House in MO reads: Wiese, William to Lydia Fieker 19 March 1885. Phillip Steinhage at SLpring River Prairie. Sworn statement of William Wiese to age of Miss Fieker D/314. |
| 2669 | I17921 | This information comes out of the book "Biographical Information from History of Lawrence Co. Missouri. 1917. |
| 2670 | I17927 | Fieker information provided by Fred and Carolyn Fieker HISTORY OF STALLMANN-FIEKER NAME. Friederich Wilhelm Fieker had the birth name STALLMANN. In this area of Westphalia, the farms had their own names, perhaps even more important than the individuals sur-name. If a young man married an only daughter or widow who had inherited the family farm, the farm still kept its name, or, to put it another way, the man took on the woman's surname. Friederich Wilhelm Stallman evidently did not inherit his father's farm at #75 Oberbauerschaft, married the young Catherina Ilsabein Fieker and when she died 4 months after they were married, Friederich Wilhelm Stallmann retained the Fieker place and the Fieker surname. There were no children by this first marriage. The children of Friederich Wilhelm Fieker and Margaretha Ilsabein Husemeier took the Fieker name. By blood line, this family of children were Stallmann's. We do not know how many brothers or/and sisters Ernst Friederich Joseph Fieker had. TRANSCRIPT FROM THE MARRIAGE REGISTER OF 1817 13/1817 Lubberhotz/Luebberholz No. 26 near Oberlubbe/Oberluebbe The widower and settler Friedrich Willelm Fieker of Lubberholz/Luebberholz No. 26 birth-name Stallmann, from the Oberbauerschaft (Upper Rural Township) in Kries (county:district) of Lubbecke/Luebbeck3 No. 75, oldest legitimate son of the deceased settler Johann Heinrich Stallmann there and of the late Clare Wilhelmine nee Offelsmcier of the church parish of Holzhausen not far from Lubbecke/Luebbecke, to the widow of the deceased settler and day-laborer Johann Gabriele (should be Gabriel) Mohlmann/Moehlmann of Nettelstadt/Nettelstaedt (today Nettelstedt) No. 38, Margarethe Ilsabein nee Husemeier of No. 18, there, youngest legitimate daughter of the deceased settler Johann Hermann Husemann there and the still-living Engel Mraie nee Kracht. The bridegroom was born on 10 December 1777 (age 39 years, 5 months). The bride was born on 4 May 1790 (age of the bride 24 1/2 years). The Widower and widow were married on 18 May in the church at Bergkirchen. Neither the bridegroom from the previous marriage with Catharina Ilsabein nee Fieker from No. 26 near Oberlubbe/Oberluebbe, who died on 4 September 1816, nor the bride from the previous marriage with Mohlmann/Moehlmann, who died on 26 October 1816, had any children. Addendum: The bride died in November 1839. Church of Bergkirchen, Bergkirchen, 8 January 1980, County of Minden, signed/ H. Muller/Mueller, pastor. TRANSCRIPT FROM THE MARRIAGE REGISTER OF 1841. Youngest legitimate daugher of the deceased settler Johann Friedrich Wilehlm Meyer of Kohite and the living Cartharina Marie Rohde of Hille, born on 18 Movember 1818, age 23 years. Married on 31 October 1841 in Bergkirchen. Residence: Oberlubbe 26. Church fo Bergkirchen, Bergkirchen, 8 January 1980, County of Minden, signed H. Mueller, Pastor. |
| 2671 | I17930 | Bergkirchen Evangelical Church Records. 31/1841 Ernst Friedrich Joseph Fieker, Anerbe zweiter ehelicher Sohn des lebenden Colons Friedrich Wilhelm Fieker Geb. Stallmann aus der Obersauernschaft und der verstrobenen Margarete Ilsabein Husemeyer aus Nettelstedt verwitwet gewesene Moehlmann geborn am 29 Januar 1821 ledig Braut: Christine Wilhelmine Charlotte Meyer aus Kohlte jungeste eheliche Tochter des Colons, verstorben, Joh. Friedr. Wilhelm Meyer aus Kohlte und er lebenden Cathar. Marie Rohde aus Hille geboren 18. November 1818 ledig getraut am 31. October am Reformationstag 1841 Wohnung: Oberlubbe Nr. 26 From records of Bergkirchensis Kreis Minden Germany, den 19.12.1979 Auszug aus dem Totenregister 1896 2/1896 Fieker, Ernst Friedrich Joseph Leibzuchter Nr. 26 Oberlubbe geb. 29. Januar 1821 cop. 31. October 1841 starb am 12. Januar 1 14 Uhr morgens an Alterschwache im Alter van 74 Jahren, 11 Monaten und 13 Tagen hinterlast 3 verh. Kinder beerdigt am 17. Januar in Bergkirchen Bergkirchen Kreiss Minden, Germany den 19.12.1979 H. Mueller, pastor Transcript from the Baptismal Register of 1821 15/1821 Ernst Friedrich Joseph Fieker, born on 29, January 1821 at 6:00 p.m. legitimate. Father: the settler Friedrich Wilhelm Fieker, birth-name Stallmann from the Oberhauerschaft (Upper Rural Township) in the church parish of Lubbecke/Luebbecke, No. 75. Mother: Margarethe Ilsabein nee Husemeier of Nettelstadt (today Nettelstedt), No. 18, widowed Mohlmann/Moehlmann of No. 38 there. Residence of the Parents: Lubber Holz/Luebber Holz (Lubbe?Luebbe Forest) No. 26, near Oberlubbe/Oberluebbe. Date of Baptism: 4 February 1921. Sponsors: the school teacher Ernst Heinrich Wiesinger of Korfskamp the settler Carl Andreas Meier of Lubbe/Luebbe 2 near Oberlubbe/Oberluebbe the settler Johann Heinrich Friedrich Wilhelm Sturckmeier of No. 3 the. Church of Bergkirchen,Bergkirchen, 8 January 1980 County of Mindensigned/H. Mueller, Pastor We are not sure when Ernst came to America, if he did. We think he did not as we could not find (so far) any documentation of his immigration. |
| 2672 | I17932 | This was entered, because a Henry Fieker turned up somewhere down the line, I think a census, I would have to look further, and he couldn't be "tied in" either of our lines. This still needs to be researched further. |
| 2673 | I17933 | Baptized August 27, 1848; confirmed April 1863. From Zion Church records in Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2674 | I17937 | Year of birth may be 1851. Baptized September 7, 1851 according to Zion Church records in Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2675 | I17939 | Baptized March 16, 1855 per Zion Church records in Hoyleton, Illinois. |
| 2676 | I17954 | According to grave stone at Methodist Cemetery at Hobart, rural Mt. Vernon, MO his name is Louis C. Fieker b. Sept. 14, 1877. |
| 2677 | I1796 | Believed by some researchers to have served in Revolutionary War under Col. Morgan on the Virginia Line |
| 2678 | I1798 | 1850 Hocking Co, Ohio census records: Peter Stump, 63 years old, born in PA, farmer Mary, 55 years old, born in PA Abigail, 19, born OH Mary, 18, born OH |
| 2679 | I17980 | Henry Fieker from Washington Co., Illinois was confirmed 3-24-1896. |
| 2680 | I1799 | Will of Mahaly James Deed Book I, page 587 Dated: 11 February 1861; Proved 14 February 1861 Names: Six Children - M.A.E. Turle, S.E. Turle, S.O. Turle, M.N. Turle, M.F. Turle, U.R.E. Turle, the children of R.E. Turle, deceased. Witnesses: John S. Mills (next door neighbor), T.L. Tidwell, B.W. Harkins |
| 2681 | I17994 | Evelyn is in a nursing home in Springfield, MO. She was postmistress in Stotts City for many years. |
| 2682 | I1800 | State of Mississippi, Lafayette County February 16, 1867. Know all men by these presents that I, S.L. McGonigle have this day bargained & sold to J.D. Lester two male mules on red sorrel the other a light sorrel with white around the mouth & nostrils for the following purposes viz, I the said McGonigle purchased the said light sorrel mule from the said Lester for the sum of one hundred & forty dollars for which amount he the said Lester has my note at one day after ... now if I the said McGonigle pay to the said Lester the amount of said note by the first day of November 1869, then the above sale of said mules is to be sold otherwise it is binding so far as to enable said Lester to make his money out of the sum the remainder to be returned to me provided further that said mules cannot be taken away from said lester until the above obligation is complied with. Given under my hand & seal, day and date above named. Witness: J. H. McGonigle. S.L. McGonigle (Seal) |
| 2683 | I18014 | Mierek information provided by Jason B. P. Mierek |
| 2684 | I18024 | James and children came to Johnson Co., MO in 1911. James' wife died before they came to MO. |
| 2685 | I1804 | Johann Nikolaus Strasser arrived in PA about 1721. On 19 September 1738, he received a land warrent in what is now Albany Township, Berks County (then Philadelphia County). At his death in 1790, he left three sons, five daughters, and offspring by two daughters who had predeceased him. About 1805, two sons and two daughters joined a heavy migration from Berks and adjacent counties to the Salt Creek Valley of Ohio. Among the migrant siblings were Eva Barbara Strasser who was born in 1752 in Berks County and married to Johann Jakob Stumpf, she died in 1836 in Hocking county, Ohio. |
| 2686 | I1806 | Daniel arrived at the port of Philadelphis on the ship "Richard and Mary" on September 30, 1754 from Wurtenburg, Germany or Prussia. He then went to Berks Co, PA. "Daniel Stumpf sailed with the Richard and Mary on 9/30/1754 as it took sail from Rotterdam, then Cowes, John Moore, master with 230 freights and 6 Roman Catholics aboard." (Taken from research report done by Max Colgrove, descendant, 2002). There is some disagreement among reseachers as to whether this is the right Daniel Stump or if it is a different Daniel Stump who took this ship. Headstone: Daniel Stumph was born _____, 1724, and entered into marriage on _____m leaving behind his wife and daughters, he died after a long illness on _____, 1779. He was 55 years old. Note: This stone is only partly legible and one cannot be sure even of the name. Taken from research report done by Max Colgrove. Will: 1743 Signed pr October 3, 1743 |
| 2687 | I18120 | Information on William Truslow and his descendents provided by Dennis Truslow |
| 2688 | I1829 | Parents reported as born in TN |
| 2689 | I1830 | [758569.FBK] Died at 2 or 3 yrs. of age. |
| 2690 | I1831 | [758569.FBK] Buried Mt. Ida Cemetery, Mt. Ida, AR on 01 April 1944. |
| 2691 | I1832 | [758569.FBK] Buried White Chapel Memorial Gardens in Wichita, KS. |
| 2692 | I1837 | [758569.FBK] Buried Kechi Cemetery in Kechi, KS. |
| 2693 | I1842 | [758569.FBK] Never married. |
| 2694 | I1843 | [758569.FBK] Buried Mt. Ida, AR. |
| 2695 | I1845 | [758569.FBK] Buried 24 Apr 1996 in Mt. Joy Cemetery in Mt. Ida, AR. |
| 2696 | I1856 | [758569.FBK] Lives Mathis, TX. |
| 2697 | I1857 | [758569.FBK] Lived Goldsboro, NC. |
| 2698 | I1858 | [758569.FBK] Lived Mt. Ida, AR. |
| 2699 | I1859 | [758569.FBK] Lived Belpre, OH. |
| 2700 | I1860 | [758569.FBK] Lived Medford, OR. |
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