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3451 | Also spelled Clara Anna Marie Priebe | Priebe, Clara Anna Maria (I249)
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3452 | Also spelled Eleanor | Prochnow, Ellinor Esther (I5207)
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3453 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I293)
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3454 | Also spelled Schlintz | Schlinz, Ernst Johannes Carl (I818)
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3455 | Also Wilke and Wilcke | Wilcken, Elisabeth (I6316)
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3456 | Also written as Hilda in some records | Dawurske, Hulda (I1241)
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3457 | Alt 18 Jahre."(Sie fand ihren Tod, indem sie aus Unvorsichtigkeit und Vorwitz beim Wasserschöpfen in einen 80 Fuß tiefen Brunnen stürzte.) She found her death by careless imprudence and pertness while drawing water, and she plunged into an 80-foot deep well." Earlier, I had it written as: Sie fand ihrem Tod. ---- sie aus -------keit und Vorwitz beim Wasserschlögsten in eine 80 Fuß tiefe Baumen stürzte. They found her dead by the water beds... dashed against an 80 ft. tree. | Dwurske, Charlotte Hedwig (I1427)
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3458 | Alt Marrin | Maass, Emilie Julie Sophie (I5343)
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3459 | Alternate name is possibly: Emil Friedrich Eduard Strelow Or Butz. Uneheliche? | Butz, Emil Friedrich Eduard (I4217)
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3460 | ältesten einziger ehelicher Sohn. nach Angabe des Vaters unehelich gezeugt | Voss, Johann Friedrich (I1526)
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3461 | Altona (Ottensen), marriage ended in divorce | Family F362
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3462 | Alvin and Dorothy Kutschinski have lived on the corner of First and Pine (103 Pine Avenue), since the 1540's, having moved here from Denison. Alvin is a native of Charter Oak, having been born on the family farm northwest of town. His parents were Carl Henry Kutschinski, who was born in West Prussia and came to Charter Oak in 1891, and Louise Fredericka (Jahn) Kutschinski, born in Hanover Township. Dorothy was born in East Boyer Township to Gustave Waldimer Wiese, born in Clinton County and Wilhelmina Louisa (Stahl) Wiese, born in Bonnigheim, Wurttemburg, in southern Germany. Alvin received his education in the rural schools and 5t. John's Evangelical Lutheran School at Charter Oak. He served 42 months in the European Theatre during World War II. After returning home, he worked as a mechanic for Butler Motors, Harbaugh Repair, and Kortman Implement Store. He also worked with Friedrichs Construction and Midwestern College before becoming a custodian at St. John's Lutheran Church. Dorothy received her early education in the rural schools of Crawford County and graduated from the Denison High School. She began teaching in the rural schools and continuing her education, earning a Bache- lor of Arts and Master of Teaching Degree from Morningside College. She taught in the Ute Public School and Charter Oak-Ute Community School, completing 48 years in the teaching field. The Kutschinski's have two daughters, Karen and Linda. They attended and graduated from the public school in Charter Oak. Karen married Norman D. Christensen of Denison and they have farmed all their married life on their own farm south of Denison. Norman's parents are Harry and Gertrude (Rath) Christensen. Karen and Norman have two sons, Greg and Scot. Both boys earned degrees from Iowa State University at Ames. Greg also earned a Master of Business Ad- ministration from the University of Iowa. Scot entered his eternal home as a result of a motorcycle accident north of Ames, shortly before his 25th birthday. Greg is married to Diane Fisher of Wellman, Iowa. Linda attended and graduated from the University of South Dakota at Vermillion and became a teacher. She married Allen Nepper of Ute, who also graduated from the University of South Dakota with a Juris Doctor degree. His parents are Warren O. and Helene (Zeims) Nepper. Linda and Allen live in Charter Oak with their two daughters, Allison and Megan, who are students at Charter Oak-Ute Schools. Allen is a practicing attorney and Linda teaches in the local high school The Kutschinski's are active members of St. John's Lutheran Church. Alvin was baptized and confirmed here, as were their two daughters. Dorothy was baptized and confirmed at Zion Lutheran Church of Denison. Alvin has served his church as voting member, elder, stewardship secretary, chairman of finance board, Bethel Series cordinator, Bible Class superintendent for more than 30 years, and custodian. Dorothy has been a Bible Class teacher for more than 30 years at adult and high school levels, also studied and taught the Bethel series. Alvin and Dorothy are active in local and county organizations. Al has been a member of the Charter Oak Commercial Club for many years, as well as the V. F. W. and American Legion. He was a member of the Happiness Express, SPEBSQSA Denison Chapter since 1966, participating in many shows and contests. Both are life members of the Crawford County Historical Society. They are active in the Republican Party. Dorothy has also served as board member and officer of the Crawford County Arts Association, Republican Central Committee, Republican Women, American Association of University Women, and Delta Kappa Gamma, International. She also holds membership in other state and national organizations. Al and Dorothy are strong supporters of Charter Oak. Al served on the town council and as mayor. (Taken from "The History of Charter Oak, Iowa"). Photo of Alvin & Dorothy KUTSCHINSKI. | Wiese, Dorothy Irene (I2442)
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3463 | Alvin and Dorothy Kutschinski have lived on the corner of First and Pine (103 Pine Avenue), since the 1940's, having moved here from Denison. Alvin is a native of Charter Oak, having been born on the family farm northwest of town. His parents were Carl Henry Kutschinski, who was born in West Prussia and came to Charter Oak in 1891, and Louise Fredericka (Jahn) Kutschinski, born in Hanover Township. Dorothy was born in East Boyer Township to Gustave Waldimer Wiese, born in Clinton County and Wilhelmina Louisa (Stahl) Wiese, born in Bonnigheim, Wurttemburg, in southern Germany. Alvin received his education in the rural schools and St. John's Evangelical Lutheran School at Charter Oak. He served 42 months in the European Theatre during World War II. After returning home, he worked as a mechanic for Butler Motors, Harbaugh Repair, and Kortman Implement Store. He also worked with Friedrichs Construction and Midwestern College before becoming a custodian at St. John's Lutheran Church. Dorothy received her early education in the rural schools of Crawford County and graduated from the Denison High School. She began teaching in the rural schools and continuing her education, earning a Bache- lor of Arts and Master of Teaching Degree from Morningside College. She taught in the Ute Public School and Charter Oak-Ute Community School, completing 48 years in the teaching field. The Kutschinski's have two daughters, Karen and Linda. They attended and graduated from the public school in Charter Oak. Karen married Norman D. Christensen of Denison and they have farmed all their married life on their own farm south of Denison. Norman's parents are Harry and Gertrude (Rath) Christensen. Karen and Norman have two sons, Greg and Scot. Both boys earned degrees from Iowa State University at Ames. Greg also earned a Master of Business Ad- ministration from the University of Iowa. Scot entered his eternal home as a result of a motorcycle accident north of Ames, shortly before his 25th birthday. Greg is married to Diane Fisher of Wellman, Iowa. Linda attended and graduated from the University of South Dakota at Vermillion and became a teacher. She married Allen Nepper of Ute, who also graduated from the University of South Dakota with a Juris Doctor degree. His parents are Warren O. and Helene (Zeims) Nepper. Linda and Allen live in Charter Oak with their two daughters, Allison and Megan, who are students at Charter Oak-Ute Schools. Allen is a practicing attorney and Linda teaches in the local high school The Kutschinski's are active members of St. John's Lutheran Church. Alvin was baptized and confirmed here, as were their two daughters. Dorothy was baptized and confirmed at Zion Lutheran Church of Denison. Alvin has served his church as voting member, elder, stewardship secretary, chairman of finance board, Bethel Series cordinator, Bible Class superintendent for more than 30 years, and custodian. Dorothy has been a Bible Class teacher for more than 30 years at adult and high school levels, also studied and taught the Bethel series. Alvin and Dorothy are active in local and county organizations. Al has been a member of the Charter Oak Commercial Club for many years, as well as the V. F. W. and American Legion. He was a member of the Happiness Express, SPEBSQSA Denison Chapter since 1966, participating in many shows and contests. Both are life members of the Crawford County Historical Society. They are active in the Republican Party. Dorothy has also served as board member and officer of the Crawford County Arts Association, Republican Central Committee, Republican Women, American Association of University Women, and Delta Kappa Gamma, International. She also holds membership in other state and national organizations. Al and Dorothy are strong supporters of Charter Oak. Al served on the town council and as mayor. (Taken from "The History of Charter Oak, Iowa"). | Kutschinski, Alvin Otto (I198)
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3464 | Alzheimer's Disease | Staeben, Bonita (I4941)
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3465 | Am Neundeich | Seismann, Wilhelmine (I1729)
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3466 | an dem Pocken, Rambow No. 13 | Zab, Anna Charlotte (I4320)
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3467 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I530)
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3468 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I461)
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3469 | An Otilie Misch, born ca. 1870 married a Louis Zemke in Cook county on Sept 25, 1887. A daughter was born to this union on June 6, 1892 in Cook Co. | MISCH, Ottilie Caecilie Emilie (I1079)
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3470 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4062)
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3471 | Ancestral File Number: 1HVG-8XT | Family F315
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3472 | Ancestry Citation Details - Name: Carl Gottlieb Niebuhr, Gender: männlich Event Type: Geburt Birth Date: 18 Jan 1824 Birth Place: Pommern, Deutschland Father: Franz Niebuhr Mother: Friederike Henriette Greinkin City or District: Bütow u Krst Household Members Carl Gottlieb Niebuhr Friederike Henriette Greinkin Franz Niebuhr Sepnitz 1824 Dem Pachtschäfer Franz Niebuhr ist von seiner Ehefrau Friedrike Henriette Greinkin den 8ten Januar 1824, Vormittags 10 Uhr (Neubauer) Ein Sohn geboren welchen 18ten ej: mit Namen Carl Gottlieb getauft war. Taufzeugen waren Carl Krüger aus Petersdorf, Michael Greinke, Charlotte Greinkin beide aus Neu Jugelow The ten shepherd Franz Niebuhr is from his wife Friedrike Henriette Greinkin the 8th of January 1824, morning 10 o'clock (Neubauer) A son born on the eighteenth century: christened by the name of Carl Gottlieb. Witnesses were Carl Krüger from Petersdorf, Michael Greinke, Charlotte Greinkin both from Neu Jugelow | Neubauer, Carl Gottlieb (I3334)
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3473 | Ancestry says Nierstein, Germany, but that cannot be since they lived in Stolp | Dawurske, Theodore Wilhelm (I1234)
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3474 | Anclam, Pommern, Preußen | Martens, Laura Julie (I3291)
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3475 | Anglican Parish Registers, Oxfordshire Family History Society and Oxfordshire History Centre. Please be aware that images may not be used for purposes incompatible with the tenets of the Church of England, and that the Church of England or its agents may take action against anyone who does so. | Source (S993933496)
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3476 | Anglican Parish Registers. Marriage Bonds and Allegations. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S479989298)
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3477 | Anglican Parish Registers. Marriage Bonds and Allegations. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S479993689)
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3478 | Anglican Parish Registers. Marriage Bonds and Allegations. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S479995622)
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3479 | Anglican Parish Registers. Marriage Bonds and Allegations. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S479996248)
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3480 | Anglican Parish Registers. Marriage Bonds and Allegations. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S480040479)
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3481 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S460168525)
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3482 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S479989187)
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3483 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S479995570)
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3484 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S479995796)
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3485 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S480040754)
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3486 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S480041143)
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3487 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S480041817)
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3488 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S480517266)
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3489 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S480517410)
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3490 | Anglican Parish Registers. Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England. | Source (S480517900)
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3491 | Anna Maria Runik in Gross Krien. Possibly a second wife to Paul. He might have cheated on her. | Dworsky, Anna Catharina (I1200)
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3492 | Anna Mary is the 2nd wife of Walter S. Goodland | (Lewis) Goodland, Anna Mary (I408515781)
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3493 | Announced 09 Nov 1873. Wohnort is Natztow, Belgard. Proclamation 26 Oktober, 2 and 9 November in Stolp. | Family F529
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3494 | Another Christoph Ferdinand Haeger died in 1855 at the age of 70. His father was Friedrich. Married in 1833. Father was from Silesen. | Haeger, Christoph (I632)
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3495 | Another record states 1863--possible a child died in-between? | Elert, Heinrich Friedrich Johann (I4255)
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3496 | Another source lists 1740 | Kathen, Maria (I5271)
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3497 | Another source lists 1849, possible typo? 61y 10m 12d | Elert, Martin Friedrich Wilhelm (I671)
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3498 | Another source lists 1865, which is highly unlikely | Priebe, Christian (I5386)
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3499 | Another source lists 1882. | Rogotzke, William Fred (I2677)
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3500 | Another source lists it as "August 12." Some info may not be correct. 1739 or 1745, however several listings for the same name with different dates. Yet another FamilySearch tree lists his birthdate as <1739> | Priebe, Hans Jochem (I1827)
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