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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
of land. well improved. He is a Democrat in politis and has served as constable and notary public in his township, and is well respected by his neighbors. Mrs. Nicholson is a member of the Christian Church.
BENJAMIN OWEN was born February 20. 1824. in Hawkins County, Tenn. He is a son of William and Phoebe ( Luna ) Owen. natives of Tennessee, who lived and died in their native State. Our subject received a limited education, and during the Mexican war he enlisted for five years, but served only one year. No- vember 5, 1849, he was united in marriage to Miss Adaline Crowder, born July 19, 1828. daughter of Jacob and Susan (Henley ) Crowder. To this union were born eleven children --- seven of whom are living: Susan J., Martha E., William P .. Benjamin B., Thomas S .. Commodore P., and Ortena A. Mr. Owen is an extensive farmer and stock raiser, and owns 503 acres of fertile land, well improved. Politically he is a Repub- lican. August 31, 1861, he enlisted in Company P. Thirty- eighth Regular Indiana Volunteer Infantry. and was veteranized in January, 1864, at Rossville. Ga. He was first lieutenant of his company, and a tried and true soklier; he and his wife are members of the Christian Church, and he is well and favorably known throughout the county.
JOHN PENDLAY, a native of Lincoln County Ky .. was born June 1, 1831, and is the second son of Joshua and Jane A. (Darter) Pendlay, natives of Virginia, where they were married. They soon after settled in Kentucky, where the father died. Some years later the mother came to Indiana and died in Lawrence County of that State. Our subject received a limited education, and followed farming as an occupation. February 2. 1854. he wedded Matilda J., daughter of Stephen and Susan ( Highen- botham) Owens of Wayne County, Ky. This lady has presented her husband with ten children. namely: Giles (deceased), An- drew J., Nancy D., Samuel W. L .. Lemuel R .. Martin S., Theo- dore, Alonzo, Malinda F. and Nora B. Mr. Pendlay is a wide- awake farmer and owns 279 acres of first-class land. During the Rebellion his patriotic feelings were aroused, and he enlisted in Company B, One Hundred and Forty-Fifth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, January 20, 1864. February 1, 1865, he was discharged, owing to expiration of service. Mr. Pendlay is a Democrat in politics and an esteemed citizen.
BENJAMIN A. SIMMONS was born in Columbia Township. Dubois Co., Ind., March 11. 1845. He was one of five children born to Benjamin and Hester Simmons, natives of Washington County, Ind. Soon after marriage they settled in Columbia Township, Dubois County, where the father died in 1844. The mother is still living and is a member of the Methodist Episcopal
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HISTORY OF DUBOIS COUNTY.
Church. She was married twice. Her last husband being Will- iam Harris. Our subject was raised by his mother and step-father and remained with them until the breaking out of the Rebellion, when he enlisted in his country's cause November 14, 1864, in Company E, Twenty-fourth Regular Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He was discharged at Galveston, November 17, 1865. Returning home he married Elizabeth Harmon, born December 25, 1843, and daughter of Asa and Nancy (Sullivan ) Harmon, of Orange Coun- ty, Ind. Their nuptials were celebrated February 11, 1866. Six children were born to this union: America T., William G., Charles N., Henry S. John W. and Porter A. Mr. Simmons is a farmer and stock raiser, and owns 280 acres of land with good buildings and improvements. He is a Republican and has served the township six years as assessor. He is a well known and re- respected citizen, and he and wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
WILLIAM S. WINEINGER was born in Virginia, Novem- ber 30, 1828, and was the eldest child of a family of fifteen chil- dren born to John A. and Catherine ( Wineinger) Wineinger, who were natives of Virginia and Tennessee, respectively. They were married in Virginia and came to Orange County, Ind., in 1837, and in 1855 located in Hillham, and some years later settled near Jasper, where he and wife remained till their deaths. He was a good and honest citizen, and he and wife were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Our subject was educated by his parents and remained at home until he reached his majority, He was united in marriage with Miss Diana Roberts, December 6, 1849. To this union eleven children were born: John A. (de- ceased), Nancy J., George W., Lydia A. (deceased), Lucy E., Martin L., Sarah 'E., Charles W., Mary C., Stephen S. and Will- iam K. Mr. Wineinger is quite an extensive farmer and stock raiser, and is well and favorably known throughout the neighbor- hood. He has 440 acres of excellent land, partially improved with fair buildings. He is a Republican in politics, and he and wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Wineinger gave about $800 to the construction of the church, and has always taken a great interest in its wellfare.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
DAVID G. ABELL (deceased), was a native of Crawford County, Ind., born December 10, 1829. He was one of thirteen children born to Francis and Elizabeth Abell. When he was six years old his father died, and he came with his mother to Dubois County. They located near Ferdinand where they lived about eight years after which they removed to Jackson Township and bought the farm upon which he resided until his death, April 28, 1881. He was a very successful farmer, and at his death, he owned 220 acres of land which is now managed by his son Jasper N. In 1851 he married Jane Dameron, who died two years later. He chose for his second wife Katharine Bretz, a native of Ger- many, whom he married in October, 1855. To their union were born ten children, Jasper N., born September 10, 1856; Maggie, born August 16, 1858; Mary E., deceased; David, born Janu- ury 29, 1862; Anna, born June 6, 1864; William T., born De- cember 10, 1865; Sarah, deceased; Jacob, born June 30, 1869; George E., born March 5, 1871, and Peter S., born November 23, 1873. Mrs. Abell is a member of the Christian Church, and the family is universally respected and esteemed by the community in which they live.
GEORGE BRENNER, a native of this county, was born in Jackson Township, July 8, 1845. He is one of two surviving children born to John and Anna (Miller) Brenner, both natives of Germany. The father, who had been previously married, came to America in 1840, and located in Harrisburg, Penn., where he worked at his trade of shoe-making for about three years. His wife died in that city, and he married the mother of our subject. After working one year in Pittsburgh he came to Dubois County, and located on a farm in Jackson Township, where he died in 1863. George was reared at home, receiving only a limited amount of instruction in the schools. In 1864 he went to Tell City, Ind., and worked at brick-molding the greater part of the time for several years. In 1869 he opened a brick- yard at Ferdinand, this county, which he operated for a short time. He was also a resident for a short time of Owensboro, Ky. In 1872 he came to St. Anthony, where he was engaged for three years in the retail liquor business. He has since been en- gaged in operating a saw-mill. In connection with his other business, he has had considerable experience as a solicitor, sell-
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HISTORY OF DUBOIS COUNTY.
ing papers, sewing machines, fruit trees, etc. November 17, 1868, Mr. Brenner was united in marriage with Eva Gilles, by whom he is the father of six children, only three of whom are now living. They are William, Theodore and Frederick N. Mr. Brenner is a Democrat in politics, and is one of the well informed men of the township.
PHILIP BRETZ, a native of Hesse Darmstadt, Germany, was born July 13, 1836, being the third of ten children born to the marriage of Philip J. Bretz and Ann M. E. M. Frick, also natives of Germany, from which country they came to the United States in 1840, and located on a farm in Jackson Township, Du- bois Co., Ind., where the father died in 1884, at the age of eighty years. The mother is still living. Philip remained at home un- til attaining his majority, receiving but little instruction in school. He has, however, obtained a fair education through his own efforts. For many years he spent the greater part of his time in hunting. January 4, 1879, he was united in marriage with Margaret Bretz, a daughter of William Bretz. He has since been engaged in the retail liquor business at Bretzville. He has three children: Charles W., P. J. Edward and Gertrude. Both he and wife are members of the Lutheran Church. In pol- itics he is a Democrat, and is one of the well informed men of the township.
JOSEPH FRITZ, one of the enterprising farmers of Dubois County, was born in the county, February 14, 1843, being one of a family of four sons and three daughters born to the mar- riage of John Fritz and Mary U. Block, natives of Alsace, Ger- many. The father, when a young man, came to the United States, and located at Pittsburgh, Penn., where he worked at various kinds of work until about 1840. In that year he came to Dubois County, and bought the farm where he resided until his death, which occurred November 9, 1879. The mother died June 28, 1871. Joseph was reared at home, receiving a good educa- tion, obtained mainly through his own efforts. September 26, 1864, he entered the service of his country, and was enrolled in Company K, Twenty-fifth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, with which regiment he served until June 4, 1865. He was with Sherman on his famous march to the sea and through the Carolinas. After his return from the war he began farming on the home farm. He was married, January 8, 1867, to Josephine Kessler, a native of the county, and to them have been born eight children. Those living are Joseph J., Susanna C., Anna M., George, Adam, Frank J., Michael and Katharine. Both he and wife are mem- bers of the Catholic Church. Politically Mr. Fritz is a Demo- crat, and has been trustee of the township for two terms.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
JACOB FRICK, a prominent farmer of Jackson Township, was born in Bavaria, Germany, July 24, 1829, being the youngest of six children born to John and Mary (Bollenboch ) Frick. The father, who was a farmer, came to America in 1847, and located in Dubois County, where he lived until his death in 1856. The mother died in 1830, and Jacob was reared without her care, and remained with his father until he was fourteen years of age, when he learned the blacksmith's trade, and fol- . lowed it in his native country until 1846. In that year he came to the United States and worked at his trade in Jasper, Ind., Louisville, Ky. and St. Louis, Mo. In 1852 he went to Cali- fornia as a gold seeker, and worked in the mines with fair suc- cess until July, 1865, when he returned to Dubois County, and bought the farm upon which he still resides. He now has 200 acres of good land, well improved. February 22, 1856, he mar- ried Mary A. Onspaugh, a native of Ohio, who died March 28, 1872, leaving five children: John, Sarah, Mary A., Philip and Jacob. July 9, 1874, he was united in marriage with Lizzie C. (Risch) Hagan, by whom he is the father of six children, five of whom-Hammond, Otto. William, Valentine and Charles W .- are living. Both Mr. Frick and wife are members of the Lutheran Church, and are highly esteemed by the community in which they live.
HENRY C. HOSENOUR, dealer in general merchandise, St. Anthony, began business in August, 1881, in a small room, which he has since enlarged. He carries a well selected stock, consisting of almost every article in any line of goods. He does about an $8,000 business annually, dealing largely in produce. Mr. Hosenour was born in Dubois County in February, 1853, being the youngest child in a family of four sons and three daughters, born to the marriage of Martin Hosenour and Tharsela Kaeruer, both natives of Germany, from which country they came to the United States soon after their marriage. They lo- cated in Louisville, where they remained only a short time when they came to Dubois County, where the father died in 1861. The mother is still living. Henry remained at home with his mother until he was fourteen years old. He then worked in his brother's store for eleven years. July 22, 1878, he married Elizabeth Miller, a native of Louisville, by whom he is the father of four children: George W., Mary A., Elizabeth and Rosa. After his marriage he worked for his father-in-law on the farm until he came to St. Anthony, and engaged in his present business. Both he and wife are members of the Catholic Church.
JOHN KLEM, ex-trustee of Jackson Township, is a native of Pittsburgh, Penn., born April 10, 1842. He is the eldest of nine children born to the marriage of Michael Klem and Jane
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HISTORY OF DUBOIS COUNTY.
M. Schneider, both natives of Germany. The father, when a young man, came to the United States and located at Pittsburgh, where he worked at the stone-mason's and brick-layer's trade un- til about 1853, when he came with his family to Dubois County. He settled on a farm which he had bought some years previous, and upon which he still resides. The mother died about 1859. John was reared at home, receiving his education in the schools of his native State. In October, 1861, he enlisted in Company I, Forty-ninth Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry, with which he served. participating in all its battles and marches until mus- tered out in November, 1864. He was present at the battles of Chickasaw Bluffs, Champion Hills, Vicksburg and numerous
lesser engagements. In 1866 he bought the farm . of eighty acres upon which he has since resided. October 27, 1868, he was united in marriage with Kate Ands, a native of the county, and to their union have been born seven children: Michael, Jacob, Joseph, John J. (deceased), Frank, Mary and John M. Both he and wife are members of the Catholic Church. In politics he is a Democrat, and has served two terms as trustee of the township.
FRANCIS LEISMAN, a farmer of Jackson Township, was born in Oldenberg, Germany, April 3, 1835, being the eldest in a family of six sons and three daughters born to the marriage of John P. Leisman and Margaret Klem, also natives of Germany. The father, who was a farmer, came with his family to the United States and located at Pittsburgh, Penn., where he remained until 1842. In that year he came to Dubois County and located in Jackson Township, where he still lives. The mother died in October. 1850. Francis, when a boy, was sent to Pittsburgh by his parents in order that he might attend school. He remained about eighteen months, receiving instruction in both German and English. June 5, 1860, he was united in marriage with Chris- tina Berg, after which he bought the farm of eighty acres where he still lives. He and wife are members of the Catholic Church. They are the parents of twelve children, seven of whom are liv- ing. In politics he is a Democrat, and is now serving his second term as trustee of Jackson Township.
JOHN MERKLEY, a native of Dubois County, Ind., was born June 21, 1847. He is one of a family of six sons and one daughter born to the marriage of Frank Merkley and Francis Hengstler, natives of Germany. The father, when a young man, came to the United States and located at Pittsburgh, Penn., where he worked in a glass factory for eight years. He then came to this county and bought a farm in Ferdinand Township, where he lived until his death, which occurred in 1866. The mother is still living with her son, at the advanced age of seventy-
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seven years. John was reared at home, receiving a fair education in the common schools. At the age of twenty-three he bought the farm where he now resides, and began farming for himself. He now has 280 acres of as good land as can be found in the township. May 16, 1870, Mr. Merkley was joined in marriage with Katharine Fisher, a native of the county and a daughter of Andrew Fisher. They have eight children, seven of whom are living. They are Andrew, Sophie, William, Joseph, Mary, Philo- mine and Frank E. Both he and wife are members of the Catholic Church.
CHARLES G. SCHNECK (deceased) was born in Witten- berg. Germany, October 18, 1827. He was one of a family of four sons and an equal number of daughters born to the marriage of Heinrich P. Schneck and Christina Green, also natives of Germany, where they passed their lives. Charles G. was reared at home on the farm, where he remained until 1851, when he came to the United States and located near Jeffersonville, Ind. He worked there on a farm until 1855. September 16 of that year he was united in marriage with Sophie Spiddler, also a native of Wittenberg, who came to America one year previous. Soon after they came to Dubois County and bought a farm in Hall Township, where they lived until 1864. In that year they bought the farm of 240 acres, where he resided until his death, which occurred May 15, 1884. He was a very successful farmer, and occupied a high place among the enterprising men of the county. His death was a loss not only to his family but to the entire community. He was the father of five children: Henry P. (deceased), George W., Paulina (now Mrs. Jacob Frick, Jr. ), Mary and Sophie. Henry P. was a young man of rare ability and gave promise of a brilliant career. He graduated at the Louisville Medical College, taking the first honors of the class of 1883. His death occurred May 1, 1884.
JOHN F. SCHURZ, a prominent farmer of Dubois County, is a native of the county, born March 5, 1852, being the eldest of a family of three sons and six daughters born to George F. and Charlotte (Bretz) Schurz, both natives of Germany. The father, at the age of sixteen, came to the United States, where he followed steamboating on the Mississippi and its tributaries for eight years being first mate during a part of that time. For about two years he was also on an ocean steamer. After leaving that busi- ness he worked at various places until about 1849 or 1850, when he came to Dubois County and located near the present site of Bretzville, where he opened a general merchandise store which he conducted in partnership with Phillip Frick for a short time. He then bought the farm when our subject now lives, and was en- gaged in a mercantile business there until his death which oc-
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curred May 17, 1871. He served for a time in the Mexican war, and was a member of the Masonic fraternity. The mother died February 24, 1869. John F. was raised at home, receiving his education in the common schools, and also attended the Evansville Commercial College for a time. In 1873 he engaged in a gen- eral merchandise business at Bretzville with J. N. Deindorfer, but continued only a few months. November 29, 1875, he was united in marriage with A. M. Bartley, a native of Dubois County. They have since resided on the home farm. They have one child, John F. J., born August 12, 1876. Mr. Schurz is a Democrat in politics and was for four years a justice of the peace.
CYRIN THOMAS, Reverend Father of St. Anthony's Church, was born at Marion, Grant Co., Ind., January 1, 1853, being the sixth of thirteen children born to the marriage of Enoch G. Thomas and Jane Votaw. The Thomas family is one of the oldest and largest families in the country; is of Welsh descent, and the earliest trace of it in this country is found in South Carolina. The first settlement made by the family in In- diana was in Wayne County in 1810, when John Thomas came with his family from his native State and settled near Richmond. A large number of his descendants are still residents of that county. Enoch G. Thomas, when a child, removed with his par- ents to Grant County, Ind., where he grew to manhood, was mar- ried and lived until 1857. In that year he moved to Wabash county, and in 1870, to Huntington, Ind., where he now resides. He is a practical miller and mill-wright, and is at present the president of the Huntington Mill Company. Of the maternal ancestors of the subject, the earliest record is of one Isaac Votaw, who was descended from French ancestors, and was born in Penn- sylvania, January 29, 1744. He married Ann Smith, in Bucks County, Penn., February 11, 1768. Both were numbered among the peaceful followers of George Fox, and their marriage was sol- emnized according to the ceremonies of the Quaker Church. Cyrin Thomas was reared at home, receiving a good general edu- cation. He attended South Wabash Academy about two years, and the Rural Home Institute at Huntington one year. In 1874 he entered St. Meinrad's College when he was ordained to the priesthood in 1880. The next two years was prefect of that institution, and in September, 1883, he came to St. Anthony. He is now very acceptably engaged in ministering to a congregation of ninety-six families, and is pushing on to completion a new church, a history of which appears in this work.
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INDEX FOR DUBOIS COUNTY GOODSPEED 1885
Abel, George W.
655
Abell, David G.
771
Alles, John J.
7 57
Alexander, Ashberry
740
Altmeyer, John
670
Anderson, Andrew M.
736
John H.
736
Martin L.
735
Angerer, George
655
Arensmann, Frederick
618
Arnold, John
656
Atkins, George F.
716
Aulenbacker, John
656
Baecher, Philip
656
Balsmeyer, George H.
687
Bamberger, Philip
619
= Valentine
618
Barton, James M.
585
Bauernfeind, Michael
657
Baunlein, John
672
Beckmann, J. H.
670
= John G.
671
Beeler, Isaac
620
Behrens, Louis
619
Betz, August
7 58
= John
585
Birk, Felix
586
Bissey, Wm. S.
701
Blackwell, Garrett B.
619
Blemker, Ernst Jacob
620
Blume, Casper
757
Bockelman, Frederick
586
Bormann, John H. H.
621
Brodemeyer, John S.
687
Braun, John
657
2.
Breidenbaugh, Adam
700
George Henry
Breit, Mathias
716
Brenner, George
771
Bretz, John L.
587
Leonard
621
Philip
772
Wm. H.
586
Bridges, Jackson
765
Brinckmann, John B.
671
Brittain, John C.
703
Wmn. C.
739
Wm. L.
703
Brooner, Henry
688
Wm. A.
688
Buchart, Joseph
587
Joseph E.
716
Burger, Jacob
588
Burton, Riley
765
Cassidy, Henry
588
Cato, Jacob G.
622
Chanley, Wm. M.
717
Clifford, Jasper
688
Coffman, N. B.
704
Collins, Wm.
765
Colvin, Josiah
739
Cooper, Lemuel L.
704
Cope, Jesse
758
Corn, John T.
588
Cox, George
589
Sampson
717
Cummings, Charles C.
718
John
718
Davis, John H.
657
Davisson, John A.
658
Dekemper, George
750
DeMott, W. M.
658
Dick, John
589
700
700
3.
Dieckmann, Gerhardt
622
Herman
622
Dillin, S. H.
740
Dillon, Thomas H.
589
Dilly, Philip
658
Doane, Clement
590
Droll, Joseph
672
Dudine, John E.
749
Dufendach, Christopher Henry
623
Dupps, Benedict
591
Eckert, Martin
718
Eckstein, Joseph
591
Martin
591
Edele, John
689
Urban
689
Egg, Joseph
591
Egler, Michael
673
Ellis, C. W.
750
James M.
759
Lafayette
759
Levi K.
760
Elshoff, Wm. H.
689
Erne, John
690
Erny, Edward
592
Mrs. T.
592
Faris, Ellis F.
705
James W.
705
Thomas
705
Farver, Henry W.
721
Faulkner, Joseph F.
721
Finke, August
690
Fischer, Joseph
750
Fisher, Andrew J.
673
Morman
624
Fitterer, Adam
751
Freedman, George
595
Joseph
595
Frick, Jacob
773
624
4.
Fritz, Joseph Fritch, Martin
772
595
Fulling, Casper
690 596
Fuhrman, George
Giesler, Andrew
596
John
596
Flezen, Edward A.
742
Gehlhausen, Bernard
751
Gobbel, Frederick
722
Goeprich, Charles
674
Gohmann, John B.
673
Gosmann, Jacob
597
Peter J.
597
Gramelspacher, John
598
Gray, Albert C.
706
Green, George M.
741
John A.
740
Thomas R.
625
Greene, Basil L.
598
Griffith, John
691
Habig, Anton
599
Harbison, James P.
659
Harder, John C.
659
Harmon, Isaac
7 60
Harned, Benjamin F.
599
Harris, Nelson
766
Hasenour, George
761
Haskins, George W. Nenian
600
Hassfurther, Andrew
67 5
Heitmann, John H.
626
Heitz, Joseph
626
Hemmer, John F.
627
John H.
691
Henkey, Clemens
600
Henry, Samuel R.
7 59
Herbig, Tobias
601
Hertel, John
660
Hildebrand, Frederick
627
706
5.
Hobbs, Elijah S.
742
Hobbs, Issac L.
723
Hochgresang, John B.
752
Hochgesang, Michael
601
Hoffhaus, Bernard
627
Hoffman, George
660
John H.
660
Hope, Thomas P.
660
Hopkins, Frank
601
Hoppenjans, Gerhard B.
675
Henry
675
Horton, Charles
706
Hosenour, Henry C.
773
Hubbard, Americus J.
723
Charles J.
724
Hunter, W. S.
602
Ingle, James M.
724
Inmann, Enoch E.
724
J
Jacobs, Jeremiah W.
725
Jandebeur, Michael
628
Jochem, Jacob
676
Joseph, Frank
602
Katterjohn, Henry W.
631
Katterhenry, F. B.
632
F. W.
631
Louis
631
John W.
632
Kellams, John W.
761
Wesley
762
Keller, Anthony
677
John
661
John C.
661
Kelso, Bennett C.
707
Lemuel L.
707
Kempf, Edward J.
603
Kesterson, George W.
766
Kestner, Christian
632
Kilian, Jonas
633
6.
Kinchel, Frank F.
692
King, George W.
726
Kippanbrock, Joseph G.
677
Kitten, Florens Henrich
678
Klausmeier, Gerhard H.
692
Klee, Frank
634
Klem, John
773
Knapp, Charles
676
Koch, Gerhard Jr.
634
Koerner, August H.
726
Herman T.
727
William N.
727
Koons, John D.
743
Kornrumpf, Christian
633
Krempp, Andrew
603
Krodel, John B.
661
Kuebler, Sebasitan
604
Kunkel, Paul
604
Kunz, Edward
692
Kuper, Wm.
692
Lammer, Louis
693
Lampert, Felix
605
Lane, David C.
766
Landgrebe, Henry
634
Lautenschlager, John
662
Lechner, Frank
605
Leisman, Francis
774
Leistner, Jacob
662
John
752
John G.
662
Leitz, Conrad
663
George
663
John
663
Lemond, M. D.,
635
Lemmon, Clay
708
Jacob H.
636
John M.
743
W. S.
708
767
Line, William A.
678
7.
Linder, George Lottes, John Lubbers, J. B. Lubberhusen, August Luebbert, John
678
752
693
694
694
Main, Joseph
727
Mann, Frederick
664
Mayfield, Catesby J.
728
Mccown, Charles C.
744
McCune, Thomas
767
McMahan, Wm. R.
636
Mehne, Barbara
709
John
709
Mehringer, Andrew
606
John F.
606
Joseph A.
606
Paul
753
Merkley, John
774
Meyer, George
664 & 695
Gerhard H.
695
Henry
667
Martin
664
Miessner, Joachim
637
Milburn, Richard F.
709
Miller, Anthony
762
Bernard
638
Louis L.
710
Phillip
753
Moenkhaus, Charles
638
Montgomery, George B.
638
Morgan, David S.
7 68
Morganthaler, Christian
639
Mosbey, Burr
744
Nash, John O.
729
Samuel M.
729
Newton, Peter
730
Niblack, Wm. E.
640
Nicholson, John W.
7 68
Niehaus, Bernard
640
Gerhard H. 640
Nolan, Thomas J. Nordhoff, Julius Normon, John P.
8.
763
753
745
Oberst, Nicholas J.
607
Olinger, Mathias
679
Opel, John L.
667
Ott, John
730
Owen, Benjamin
769
Parr, G. L.
745
Pendlay, John
769
Pickhardt, Ernst
641
Pirtle, Elijah M.
746
Potts, A. T.
668
Powell, Wm. T.
641
Preusz, Daniel John G.
754
Prior, H. Wm.
642
Pruitt, John
731
Quante, Frank
679
Ramsbrok, August
642
Rauscher, Jacob
642
Remke, Henry
680
Ress, Charles
731
Reusz, Rochus
754
Reutepohler, Daniel
643
Reyling, Gebhard F.
607
Riley, Thomas Y.
746
Rose, J. B.
747
Rothert, Christian F.
695
Herman
643
John
696
Rottger, Christian
696
Ruckriegel, John
608
Rudolph, Adam
711 & 669
Christian H.
711
George
711
John
710
John N.
711
668
9.
Ruekrschneck, Henry Rust, H. F.
669
697
Salb, John
608
John P.
733
Sanders, James E.
731
Francis M. Martin
732
Sang, Jacob
763
Seng, Jacob H.
762
Schaaf, John
764
Schenk, Christ
608
Scheirich, Martin
610
Peter
608
Schilling, John
682
Schuhmacher, Isidor
609
Schmett, Hermann H.
646
Schmitt, Adam
610
Schnarr, Adam
712
Schnaus, Egid
763
Schneck, Charles G.
775
Henry
645
Schnell, Henry Martin
733
Schneider, Felix
755
Schreeder, C. C.
647
Schroer, Ilenry
645
Schuler, Andrew
609
Joseph
610
Schulte, Wm
697
Schurz, John F.
775
Schwank, Philip
712
Schwartz, Charles W
646
Seibert, Frank
611
Seng, Louis Jr.
614
Sermersheim, Henry S.
611
Joseph F.
611
Sherritt, Wm. B.
713
Shurig, Charles
650
Simmons, Benjamin A.
769
Thomas 697
734
732
Sinning, Christian Small, Peter J. Smith, J. H. Sondermann, Albert August
10.
713
747
698
681
614
Spayd, Leo F.
614
Spitzer, Gustav
651
Sprauer, Andrew
755
Stallman, John G.
680
Stein, John G.
755
Steinkamp, John F.
698
Steltenpohl, Joseph
682
Stephenson, Edward
615
Stewart, Wm. G.
748
Stratmann, Adam
651
Stork, Frederick L.
651
H. W.
699
Stout, John
615
Sweeney, Andrew M.
616
Taylor, Samuel C.
734
Theis, Wm.
652
Thomas, Cyrin,
776
Traylor, Albert H.
714
Jesse
713
Wm. A.
616
Tretter, Lawrence
682
Utz, Aaron 748
Vaeth, John A.
734
Venemann, Robert F.
685
Wallar, J. N.
714
Walz, Vital
652
Weisheit, Henry
714
Wessel, John F.
699
Wesseler, Daniel
653
Wertz, Toliver
617
Weyer, Bernard
686
Wibbels, John H.
756
11.
Wilhoit, Jacob
617
Williams, Gershom P.
654
Wilson, Michael Dr. N. H.
617
653
Wineinger, Charles D.
749
John F.
715
Samuel W.
715
William S.
770
Woebkenberg, John G.
685
Zarn, Placidus
655
Zeigler, Martin
669
Zimmer, Frank
735
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Adams, James Ralph
384
Abbet, George M
454
Abbot, Perry C
449
Agee, C. J., Dr.
431
Alexander, A. H.
383
Charles D.
383
Anderson, Win. T.
449
Ashby, Daniel C.
385
George B.
414
James
413
Washington
413
Atkinson, Andrew
461
Barker, James
439
Barrett, Daniel C.
414
Basinger, Thomas W.
461
Beach, Charles G.
432
Beardsley, George W.
415
James M.
415
John D.
415
Beck, Lewis
462
Bethell, Wm. J.
389
Bowman, Jonathan J.
440
Brenton, Henry C.
385
John
387
Newton
416
Peter
386
Peter I.
387
Broadwell LeRoy
450
Burger, Charles Adam
388
Burkhart, Noah
441
Peter
440
Butka, Rudolph
432
Byers, Alexander R. M. D.
387
Bynum, Thomas A.
388
2.
Carleton, Simeon B. Carter, James
391
417
465
Chambers, Carl S. George
464
Chappell Moses L.
455
Perry W. Wha. E.
456
Clark, John F.
455
Clifford, Jesse H.
468
Colman, Bluford S.
417
Colvin, Wm. W.
465
Conder, Martin
390
Cooke, Thomas J. J.
450
Cox, William
455
Cromwell, Robert
418
Cross, Gibson
418
Crow, Jolın
389
Dearing, James M.
451
Dearing, John B. T.
419
Dedman, Samuel F.
419
Demotte, David
457
Dotker, John H.
433
Eilert, Henry
433
Ely, Eugene A.
392
Evans, Nathan
419
Fettinger, Charles
420
Fleener, Martin
392
Frank, Moses
393
Gladish, Charles J. 443
Gladish, David W.
442
Jeremiah Wright
394
Richard
441
Greenway, Obadiah J.
433
Grant, W. 420
Gray, McCrellis
457
391
3.
Hammond, John
396
Perry C.
398
Hargrave, Hon. Lemual R.
395
Hargrove, Ron. John Hon. Samuel
465
465
Harrell, E. H. Reddick
397
Harris, Richard W.
457
Harrison, Joseph L.
443
Hathaway, Wm. Wislow
421
Embree
421
Hawthorn, Hon. Wim.
398
Hillman, James W.
462
Hilsmeyer, Henry W.
435
John
434
Dr. Louis H.
434
Hollaway, Wm. C.
394
Hornady, Phineas
395
Horton, David Wright
396
Houchin, Leright
422
Johnson, E.
399
Isaac M.
399
Thomas A.
422
Kelso, W. H.
458
Kime, Dr. John
466
King, Edwin R.
401
Kinman, Richard H.
423
Knight, WR. P.
400
Lamb, H. D.
443
Stanton
401
Lane, Isaac
399
Lauder, Robert
423
Lee, Thomas
467
Lett, Isaac R.
459
John A.
458
Lewis E.
459
Leslie, Alexander
402
Lippoldt, Frederick
435
Loveless, Lewis
463
397
4.
Malott, Wm. B.
444
Martin, Alonzo
424
Rev. Thomas
403
Massey, Hon. George
424
Masters, Albert L.
467
McCoy, Willis F.
425
Mclaughlin, James
459
McNeely, W. S.
435
Merrick, Capt. Wa. L.
403
Meyerholtz, John
435
Millard, Joseph
426
Montgomery, Charles E.
404
Morgan, Goodiet
402
Richard
444
Mount, James L.
405
Niebrugge, wma.
436
Neuring, Frederick
436
Poetker, Frederick
405
Posey, Hon. Francis B. 405
Read, Marcellus M.
445
Marcus L.
445
Richardson, Edward P.
406
Elijah E.
451
446
Jefferson W. Wilham C.
426
Ridge, Joseph C.
407
Bisley, Jackson
452
James
451
William
452
Robinson, Jonas
453
Schaefer, Charles
409
Schlottmann, Henry
437
Selby, Henry G. John O. M.
407
Shandy, J. M.
409
Shawhan, James
410
Shepherd, George
427
468
Shively. H. B.
426
5.
Shrode, Wm. J.
410
447
Smith, Harrison K. William
460
Snider, John G.
447
Stewart, Durwell 3.
446
Stillwell, Jarrett W.
437
Stork, Wm.
438
Stucky, Samuel H.
408
Sullivan, Sasser
453
Sumner, John L.
448
Survant, James
454
Thomas, Jesse W.
460
Thomas, John F.
428
Thompson, Arthur
427
Arthur W.
428
John
428
Townsend, Ma. F.
411
Verremeyer, War.
438
Whitman, George
429
Wiggs, Henry J.
429
Wm. C.
430
Williams, Charles H.
430
Edward
431
Willis, Jasper
411
John H. 463
Wilson, John W.
412
Simeon L.
412
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