OFFICERS, DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEES

through December 31, 1996

President Marcia Stang Vice-President ...... Karen Burden Secretary Nelda Ravens/Mary Falter Treasurer Sharla Grosso Editor Marcia Stang Historian KVGS Members Directors Toni Betourne, Thelma Lunsford & Nelda Ravens

Standing Committees & Chairpersons: Publications ...... Marcia Stang Program ...... Karen Burden Library/Book ...... Karen Burden & Nelda Ravens Education ...... Karen Burden Research ...... Marcia Stang

Cemetery Chairpersons ...... Marcia Stang, Leona Shreffler, Toni Betourne 1870 Census Chairperson ...... Karen Burden Ancestor Book Chairpersons ...... Sharla Grosso & Thelma Lunsford

Meetings: First Saturday of each month at Bourbonnais Public Library at 1 p.m. except for February which will be at the Kankakee Public Library, 2nd Floor, at 1 p.m. When the first Saturday is a holiday weekend, the meeting will be on the second Saturday of the month.

Memberships: $12.00 per calendar year (January 1 through December 31). Membership includes quarterly Thea-ki-ki, free queries in the quarterly, single ancestor search of society publications and surname charts published in quarterly.

Correspondence: Kankakee Valley Genealogical Society P.O. Box 442 Bourbonnais, Illinois 60914

THEA- KI- KI "BEAUTIFUL LAND"

QUARTERLY PUBLICATION

Kankakee Valley Genealogical Society P.O. Box 442 Bourbonnais, Illinois 60914

August, 1996 Vol. 26, No. 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page Quarterly/Newsletter Extractions ...... 2 New Publications ...... 3 Genealogy Seminars/Conferences ...... 3-4 KVGS Meetings & News...... 4-5 Great & Great, Greats ...... 5 1880 Kankakee County Marriages ...... 5 1880 Kankakee County Births ...... 5-6 1880 Kankakee County Deaths ...... 6-7 County Court - 1880 ...... 7 East Otto - 1880 ...... 8 Buckingham - 1880 ...... 8-9 Swedish Culture in Chicagoland ...... 9 Rockville - 1880 ...... 10 Essex - 1880 ...... 10-11 Pilot - 1880 11 Zion Lutheran Church, Chebanse ...... 11-15 Kankakee Co. Grave Markers - St. Anne Protestant Cemetery ...... 16-17 History of Kankakee County ...... 18-21 Momence - 1880 ...... 22 LaGesse Family History ...... 22 New Additions to the Collection ...... 22-24 Ancestor Charts ...... 25-27 Surname Index ...... 28-30

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 1 QUARTERLY / NEWSLETTER EXTRACTIONS

Medical Terms - Late 18th Century

The following terminology was found on mortality schedules and what these terms represent:

Aphonia Laryngitis Bilousness Jaundice or symptoms associated with liver disease Camp Fever Typhus Canine Madness Hydrophobia Chlorsis Anemia Corruption Infection Coryza A Cold Costiveness Constipation Cramp Colic Appendicitis Dropsy Edema (swelling) Dyspepsia Acid Indigestion Extravasted Blood Rupture of Blood Vessel Falling Sickness Epilepsy Flux of Humor Circulation French Pox Veneral Disease Green Sickness Anemia Hip Gout Osteomylitis Jail Fever Typhus Kings Evil Scrofula Lues Venera Veneral Disease Lumbago Back Pain Lung Fever Pneumonia Lung Sickness Tuberculosis Mania Insanity Mortification Infection Nostalgia Homesickness Putrid Fever Diptheria Quinsy Tonsillitis Remitting Fever Malaria Sanguinous Crust Scab Screws Rheumatism Scrofula Tubercular Infection of Lymph Gland in Throat Ship's Fever Typhus Strangery Rupture

Pamona Valley Genealogical Society, March 1994.

Kentucky Ancestor

If you can prove descent from an ancestor who settled in Kentucky prior to December 31, 1800, you qualify for membership in the Society of KY Pioneers. For more information and an application, write to: The Society of KY Pioneers, do Margaret Alford, 5215 Veach Rd., Owensboro, KY 42301. Westward into NE, via St. Louis Gen. Society, April, 1955.

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 2 NEW PUBLICATIONS

Index to Revolutionary War Service Records

This is an index to the military service records of the Revolutionary War Army and Navy personnel by Virgil D. White. This set of books contains over 390,500 Revolutionary War entries of able bodied white male in 1775-1784. There are 4 volumes in the set with 3107 pages, price $335.00 postpaid.

Index to War of 1812 Pension Files

Index for veterans and widows during the War of 1812. There are two volumes with 2110 pages, price $225.00 postpaid.

Index to Old Wars Pension Files 1815-1926

The "Old Wars" pension application files are for service based on death or disability incurred in service in the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps between the end of the Revolutionary War and the first year of the Civil War in 1861. Price is $85.00 postpaid.

Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files

These abstracts were taken from the Revolutionary War Pension and Bound Land Warrant Application Files located in the National Archives Microfilm Series M805. There are 4 volumes, price $565.00 postpaid.

To order these publications and more, contact The National Historical Publishing Co., 209 Greeson Hollow Rd., P.O. Box 539, Waynesboro, TN 38485

Family Puzzlers

This is a 20 page weekly magazine dedicated to finding missing ancestors. Questions from subscribers are printed free, and answered directly by others. Subscription price is $35 for 52 issues (1040 pages a year)

Forget Me Not

A Forget-Me-Not is a multimedia story, using narrative, pictures, music, spoken words, and videos to bring your story to life. A Forget-Me-Not is an IBM compatible CD-Rom document able to store 2,000 words of text, 100 pictures, music and video. For further information, contact Legacy Publishing, P.O. Box 46558, Chicago, IL 60646.

GENEALOGY SEMINARS / CONFERENCES

Mid-Michigan Genealogical Society 1996 Seminar Features Dr. George K. Schweitzer, September 19, 20 & 21, 1996, at the Holiday Inn South/Convention Center, Lansing, Michigan. Programs include: Beginners, Diversity, Migration

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 3 to Michigan, Methodology & Computers. To receive seminar program/reservation information, write to: William Atkinson, 11172 Pioneer Rd., Portland, MI 48875.

28th Annual Fall Conference of the Illinois State Genealogical Society

Conference topic is "Questions and Ancestors" and is scheduled for October 25-26, 1996. Location: Best Western, Springfield East, Springfield, IL.

Where to Go - What to Do

Genealogical Lectures by Sandra Hargreaves Luebking sponsored by the Fox Valley Genealogical Society on Saturday, September 28, 1996. Conference will be held at the First Christian Church, 25 W. 530 E. 75th St., Naperville, IL, from 9-4 p.m. Topics include Name That Source, Court That Courthouse, Census Strategies for 1880-1920 and Outside DC: Records of the Regional Archives. Registration is $15 for members, $18 for non-members and $21 for all registrations after Sept. 14, 1996. Make checks payable to Fox Valley Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 5435, Naperville, IL 60567.

KVGS MEETINGS & NEWS

The February Meeting was held at the Kankakee Public Library on Saturday, February 3, 1996. The program was presented by Cindy Fuerst (Head Librarian) and Judy Kadow (Reference Librarian) on the topic "What's New in the Collections?" The Kankakee Public Library now has the same LDS CD files for patron's use. A motion was also made at the February's meeting to increase the program budget to $300/year.

The March Meeting was a working meeting where newspaper articles were cut out for insertion into the scrapbooks. Checking of the Asbury Church Records as well as typing of the 1870 Census were done.

The April Meeting was an audio tape by Jo White Linn entitled "What Happens to my Research when I'm Gone?

The May Meeting was a program presented by Karen Burden on "Major Manuscript Resources for French-Canadian Genealogy".

The June Meeting was a recheck of cemetery records for Schreffler in Limestone and Grand Prairie Methodist Cemetery in Pilot. Both of these cemetery books should be available by the end of this year.

On June 28, 1996, we had a farewell party for Jack & Peg Paschke who were moving to Florida. It was very difficult to bid them farewell considering how much they have done for the society. Jack prepared the master cemetery list which listed exact cemetery location, name and active status. Peg has worked on so many of our projects and the following is only a partial list: Maternity BVM Death Records, Manteno Cemetery Book, Asbury Church Records, 1870 Census, Herscher and Momence Centennial Book Indexes, Courthouse Indexes, Mound Grove Cemetery Book, 1883 Kankakee Co. Atlas as well as serving as a Director, Member of the Book Committee, Cemetery Committee and Research Committee. Needless to say, we were very grateful for all their work and gave them a lifetime membership to the society. For all those interested in writing to Jack & Peg, their address is 25955 Flowerstone Dr., Bonita Springs, FL 33923. We know they'll follow news of our society and we hope they'll drop us a note occasionally to tell us how they're doing!

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 4 GREAT & GREAT, GREATS

Would like marriage date of Viola Trimble and John Charles Livengood and John Trimble and Martha Jane Ruggle.

Contact Ella Livengood, 2633 W. Manhattan, Wichita, KS 67204.

1880 KANKAKEE COUNTY MARRIAGES Taken from the Kankakee Gazette.

Bride Groom Where From Date

Gernenz, Johannah Stockmer, Wm. Kankakee/Joliet 01 Apr 1880 Ducharme, Sophia Hebert, David Papineau/Aroma 29 Mar 1880 Merino, Delia Holbeck, Oscar Aroma 29 Mar 1880 Wingcox, Anna I. Wilcox, Alfred M. Kankakee 11 Apr 1880 Taylor, Flora M. Murfin, James W. Lebanon/Vernon 28 Apr 1880 Peltier, Mary Supernaut, S. Kankakee 11 Apr 1880 Behnke. Adeline Krueger, August Kankakee 16 Apr 1880 Grant, Mary A. Jack, Thomas Braidwood 30 Mar 1880 Darby, Sarah C. Doty, Silas H. Limestone 01 May 1880 Overton, Catharine F. Morison, Libbey Bloomington/Chattanoga 10 May 1880 Merrick, Matie H. Barnard, John H. Manteno/Fowler, IN 05 May 1880 Laupitz, Bertha Koch, William Cabery 03 May 1880 Styck, Martha (Mrs.) Gersker, John Pilot 04 May 1880 Gesson, Phebe Bontellier, Emile Bourbonnais 01 May 1880 DeWitt, Eliza Reed, George S. Waldron 04 May 1880 Schmidt, Minnie Nordmeyer, Theodore Essex 18 Apr 1880 Wittstruck, Esther Ortman, Albert Danforth 15 May 1880

1880 KANKAKEE COUNTY BIRTHS

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette.

Son/Dau. Parents Date

Son Herman Delinggebden, Kankakee 21 Apr 1880 Son Volkman, Herman, Kankakee 16 Apr 1880 Son Joachim Freidrich, Kankakee 22 Apr 1880 Son John Ales, Will County 09 Feb 1880 Son David Lowe, Rockville 20 Apr 1880 Daughter Julien Detouse, Sumner 11 Feb 1880 Daughter Zepherin Marceau, Manteno ? Feb 1880 Daughter Louis Trepanier, Manteno 27 Apr 1880 Son Octave Longtin Jr., Sumner 25 Mar 1880 Daughter Leander Breault, Manteno 28 Mar 1880

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 5 Son/Dau. Parents Date

Son Aubin Boudreau, Bourbonnais 08 Apr 1880 Daughter Joseph Amiat, Ganeer 24 Apr 1880 Daughter Myron Webster, Limestone 12 Apr 1880 Son Julius Sedorf, Kankakee 01 Mar 1880 Daughter Henry Dolan, Kankakee 15 Apr 1880 Daughter A. Hormill, Kankakee 04 Apr 1880 Daughter Frank Provost, Kankakee 24 Mar 1880 Daughter Henry Jones, Kankakee 29 Apr 1880 Son Wm. B. Holcomb, Bourbonnais 16 Apr 1880 Daughter James W. Carliss, Aroma 03 May 1880 Daughter Adam Lockie, Manteno 11 May 1880 Daughter George Langlois, Manteo 11 Apr 1880 Daughter 0. Dandurand, Rockville 21 Mar 1880 Son H. T. Tudor, Rockville 02 May 1880 Daughter Alfred Larocque, Rockville 30 Apr 1880 Daughter Hutcheons P. Durham, Rockville 04 May 1880 Son Albert J. Byrns, St. Anne 27 Apr 1880 Daughter Felix Lardinois, Waldron 05 May 1880 Daughter Ezra Wilson, Kankakee 09 May 1880

1880 KANKAKEE COUNTY DEATHS

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette (publication date in parentheses).

(29 Apr 1880) Lewis E. Nichols, one of the earliest residents of this section, died at his home in this city last Sunday afternoon, of pneumonia, at the age of 80 years. He was born in Stepna, Conn., near Bridgeport, Dec. 6, 1799. He was married in Putneyville, NY, to Emeline Fish, sister of Lyman Fish, of Rochester, at one time mayor of the city. In 1845 he came to this neighborhood, settling near his brother Roswell in the now town of Limestone. on an eighty of government land. At that time there was not a house to the south or west for forty miles. He and his brother's family blazed the first road through the timber on the south side of the river to Wilmington. During the second season of his arrival ne was taken with typhoid fever and for twelve weeks his life hung upon a thread. This affliction affected his mind to the extent of changing him from a sociable, active man who took a strong interest in politics, into one who rarely spoke unless spoken to. He then moved to Joliet and after residing in that town for several years came to Kankakee where he has ever since lived. He was a royal arch mason at the age of 21 and was probably the oldest living mason before his decease in Kankakee county. He was a man of the strictest integrity and lived a quiet, uneventful life in harmony with his peaceable disposition. He leaves a wife 70 years old and six children, grown to manhood and womanhood, to mourn his departure. One brother, Roswell is living, aged 85 years.

(06 May 1880) In Momence, March 27, of consumption, Wm. Paterson, aged 19 years 11 months.

(06 May 1880) In Kankakee, April 10, of consumption, Jacob Haehnle, aged 42 years 11 months.

(06 May 1880) In Wilton Will County, Feb. 15, of Bright's disease, Henry Alles, aged 18 years, 3 months.

(06 May 1880) In Otto, March 6, of inflammation of the lungs, Miss Sennie Pruit, aged 19 years.

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 6 EAST OTTO 1880 (13 May 1880) In Aroma, May 8, wife of L. D. Legg, aged 48 years.

(13 May 1880) Mrs. Louis Goudreau, wife of one of our retired business men, died last Saturday morning at one o'clock of inflammation of the brain. Her illness commenced about ten days previous, but she was not regarded as dangerously ill until within two or three days of her decease. The funeral services were held at St. Rose's church, of which she was a faithful member, Monday morning at half-past eight. The remains were followed to the cemetery by a large number of our people who esteemed the deceased for her many virtues. She was of a most genial disposition, and her home life was a continual blessing to her husband and children.

Mrs. Goudreau was born in Montreal, Aug. 14, 1832. She was married in Buffalo, and in 1854 she and her husband moved to Bourbonnais in this county. In 1860 Mr. Goudreau entered business in Kankakee, and since that time this city has been their home.

(20 May 1880) In Rockville, Feb. 23, of heart disease, Mrs. Hannah Yates, aged 76 years.

(20 May 1880) In Manteno, Jan. 10, of bronchitis, Joseph Lerige, aged 74 yrs.

(20 May 1880) In Aroma, May 8, of liver complaint, Mrs. Ann M., wife of L. D. Legg, aged 51 years. The deceased came to Kankakee Co. in 1836 from the State of Vermont. The best evidence that her life was a success is found in the tender tributes paid to her memory by her sorrowing husband and family. She was for 30 years a member of the M.E. Church.

(20 May 1880) In Manteno, May 6, Mrs. Malina Viall, wife of A.M. Viall, aged 54 years. (The deceased has been a resident of Manteno township for about 25 years, and was highly esteemed by all as a Christian lady, possessed of many virtues going to make an exemplary, charitable, noble woman. She was born to the grave by a large number of sorrowing relatives and friends.)

BUCKINGHAM 1880

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 6, 1880.

Final certificate of naturalization issue to Daniel Grant.

Peter Callahan. Leave to sell real estate.

Joseph Limb. Administrator's report appd.

Edger Lamb. Estate declared insolvent and administrator discharged.

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 13, 1880.

Catharine Burghart. Wm. Smith appointed administrator, bond $20,000. Carle

Tebbe. Claims allowed; H. C. Volkman & Co., $16.57; M. Mertens $5.

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 7 EAST OTTO - 1880

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 6, 1880.

Some of the fields were much damaged by the rains of last week.

The corn ground is being rapidly turned over and some of the farmers have expressed their intention of starting the planter today.

The Iroquois river has been so high that it could not be ferried at Sugar Island.

Miss Nettie Wright instructs the young ideas of district No. 3. School in district No. 2 commences today with Miss Eliza Huckins as teacher.

The new school house at Sugar Island is to be located on Mrs. Henesey's farm.

Mrs. James Barnett, Jr., has a sister from Iowa visiting her.

Joseph Huckins is now in Matteson having his cancer treated the second time. He thought they had cured it but they failed to get all of the roots.

Mrs. Eliza Sands has recovered from her sickness.

Mrs. Joel Dodson has been sick abed for seven weeks and is not much better.

George Huckins bought a three-year old colt the other day, paying $150 cash for it.

Asa Everitt has sold his forty-acre farm to his brother Abram.

The commissioners are intending to put a new bridge across Trail creek. at Streetville. The contract is to be given to the lowest bidder.

BUCKINGHAM - 1880

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 6, 1880.

Miss Josephine Wardell died quite suddenly last week. She has been suffering from consumption for a year past, but friends thought her quite well, and were in hopes of seeing her better after warm weather commenced. The morning of her death she helped about the work, and in a short time was dead. The funeral was preached at the house of the father, Major Wardell, by Rev. Mr. Wilson.

During the storm Saturday night the house of John Kuck on the town line was struck by lightning, near the chimney. The bolt encountered a milk safe and a gun, tearing the stock of the latter literally to pieces. No one hurt.

Royal Capelin was coming to town on horseback Saturday, and in crossing the slough. the horse missed the bridge and went down stream, leaving Roy to swim ashore.

Thirty-seven men were fed at the Crawford hotel Saturday at the expense of the Central. They were working on the break.

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 8 Miss Clara Bullock will soon return to Nebraska where her folks reside.

Aleck Scott has built a bicycle which is worse than a wild government mule to ride.

Dr. Green has moved part of his house to Norton.

Solomon Brooks has his goods at the station waiting for cars to take him to Nebraska. He will homestead.

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 20, 1880.

Rev. Riley, the Wesleyan, evangelist, held quarterly meeting at Brook school house Saturday and Sunday, and preached in the M.E. church here Sunday evening.

H.S. Worth has moved into the house owned by the Mather sisters.

Eugene Farley has moved into the second story of Mr. Esser's house.

Miss Jennie Fleming, of Buckley, teaches in district No. 8.

The school house in district 6 has been thoroughly repaired, painted and grained, and is run by Miss Jennie Montieth.

Ralph Beardsley is the boss bicycle rider. He came into town one day last week, and in a few minutes was sailing through the streets like an old stager. Pretty good for a new beginner.

SWEDISH CULTURE IN CHICAGOLAND

Taken from the Chicago Tribune, May 12, 1996 The first Swedes arrived in Chicago in the 1840's. In pre-Chicago Fire days the original Swede Town was located just north of the Chicago River (near Wells and Division Streets). After the fire, the Swedes moved north to the Lakeview neighborhood around Belmont Ave. In the 1890's they had settled in Andersonville around Clark and Foster. By the turn fo the century, Chicago had become the largest Swedish city in the world outside Stockholm with 145,000 residents who were either born in Sweden or were children of those born there.

Today North Park College and Theological Seminary (Foster and Kedzie Aves./312/244-5615) houses the Center for Scandinavian Studies and the archives of the Swedish American Historical Society. Across the street from the campus you can savor the freshly prepared offerings at Tre Kronor (3258 W. Foster Ave.. 312/267-9888), a wonderful Scandinavian-American cafe.

The focal point of the contemporary Swedish community in Chicago is the Swedish American Museum (5211 N. Clark St. 312/728-8111). A permanent exhibition to America is worth visiting.

Although today's Andersonville is very much an ethnically mixed community, Swedish businesses are still very visible, such as Svea's Restaurant (5236 N. Clark St.); Wikstrom's Deli (5247 N. Clark St.); Erickson's Fish Market (5250 N. Clark St.) and the Andersonville branch of Ann Sather's restaurant (5207 N. Clark St.).

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 9 ROCKVILLE - 1880 Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 6, 1880.

It's a boy at Harry Tudor's; weighs 12 lbs. Pretty good for a maiden effort.

Sabbath school organized yesterday at Lancaster school house, with Sidney Love superintendent; 0. Lancaster secretary; W. H. Dawson librarian; Mrs. Jane Dawson treasurer; and Miss Jane Love chorister.

"Lan" Grimes is getting his little farm is good shape; it will make a splendid piece for winter wheat.

Will Long, of Indianapolis, has been visiting friends in this vicinity for the last few days. He will return to Indianapolis to-day.

Mr. John Corlett's barn is a model structure, containing conveniences not found in every barn.

In our travels last week we met our old friend Henry Muncey, who is the same jolly "Hank" - "Hankering" for the Gazette.

Mr. D. H. Denny, of Limestone, was severely scalded last week while taking a vapor bath.

ESSEX - 1880

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 20, 1880.

Dan Kriebel, the nurseryman, has returned to Essex for a short time only. We are glad to see his smiling countenance in our midst once more.

Your correspondent took a trip through Norton and happened around where H. C. Paddock was holding an institute. The attendance was rather small. At just a little before noon we wended our way toward the residence of Mr. M. F. Campbell, where we found a table spread with those things which have a tendency to make a hungry person feel happy. After having partaken of a sufficient amount of the good things we spent a short time in chatting with the friends, after which we returned to the school house.

Business seems to be flouring in our little burg. Wm. Odell's warehouse is looming up and will soon be ready to take shelled corn.

D. J. White intends to get in a large stock of hardware in a short time.

D. B. Reid's hotel, which is yet unfinished, has been badly wrecked during the late heavy wind and rain storms.

Miss Emma Hauswirth ended her earthly career on the 9th inst. Her disease was lung fever, from which she suffered a little more than a week, during which time she seemed perfectly reconciled to her Maker. Seeing that those about her were weeping, she asked, "Why do you weep? I don't feel like weeping." She frequently expressed a desire to go to that 'beautiful home'. A few days previous to her death she called her parents, her brothers and sisters to her bedside and bade them good- bye and asked them to meet her in heaven. The funeral service was held at the residence of

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 10 the deceased's parents on the 11th inst., Rev. Simon McLane officiating, after which her remains were taken to Wright's cemetery, followed by a large procession. Emma's age was 16 years, 9 months, 10 days.

The body of Mrs. Ed. Copps arrived today at 1 p.m., from Texas. Mr. Copps accompanied it. Some of the friends were of the impression that she might have come to her death by some foul play no physician having attended her during her two weeks of illness, as Mr. Copps acknowledged. and no one was with her at the time of her death. A coroner's inquest was demanded on her arrival in Essex. Esq. Gregson acted as coroner. The jury's verdict from the evidence given was that "Mrs. Ed. Copps came to her death by a natural course of disease." Drs. McMann, Taxis and Easton were present. The body was in such a state of decomposition that it could not be seen by the female relatives. Her remains were interred this evening in the Wright cemetery. Mr. Copps called her disease inflammatory rheumatism.

PILOT - 1880

Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, May 13, 1880. Farmers all feel blue. Last week too dry to plow; this week starts in too wet. Still, all seems to be getting along nicely. Planting would have been well under way if it had kept dry.

The water is running over the railroad grade on the first mile east of Herscher.

I am informed that a young man nearly drowned north of Herscher. He was on horseback and in attempting to cross the stream, his horse got entangled in a floating wire fence and threw him. He also became entangled in the same but floated down to a bunch of willows and was rescued.

Henry Amidon has lost the sight of his eye entirely. He and Dr. Caldwell went to Chicago to see Dr. Holmes, but nothing of benefit could be done for him.

John Herscher is running the hotel now; Mr. Raabe has moved out; could not make it pay, he said.

Installation of officers of Orent Lodge, 1,0.G.T. last Thursday evening. Officers are: St. Clair Inkster, W.C.T.; Libbie Sumner, W.V.T.; Chas. Slater, W.S.; Oliver James, W.F.S.; Edwin G. Hubbard, W.Treas.; Chas. Bowlby, W.M.; May Blair, W.D.M.; Libbie Inkster, W.I.G.; James Slater, W.O.G.: Eben Hills, W. Chap.; Mrs. Stargaret Inkster. R.H.S.; Mrs. Martha Blair, L.H.S. Installation ceremony performed by chas. H. Atkins, L.G.W.C.T. The Lodge is in a fine prosperous condition.

Fred Wheeler is the happy father of a fine boy; weight 10 lbs.; born May 6.

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, CHEBANSE

The following pages are Part 3 (final part) of the "Supplementary to the History of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church".

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 11 1974 Con't Lori Ann Gray Peter Ray Rohlwing 1900 Rachael Schroeder - 52y Richard Franklin Brown Joel Lee Hendrickson Stephanie Ann Schuricht Friederike Sophia Peters - 82 Alfred Earl Emme - 8m, 17d James Edwin Clausen Mark Alan Hendrickson Caroline Fanselow - 85 Johann J. Winterroth - 29y Jill Lynn Eden June Elizabeth Larsen 1989 Carsten Lesch - 72 Auguste Emme - 52y Harold Edward Fatka Daniel Paul Luhrsen Jonathan Edward Baker Carl Peters - ly, 2m Carl F. Brinkmann - 83y Robert Alan Giertz Carol Lee Mueller Heidi Marie Basham Russell Guy Haigh Daniel Wayne Nottke Scott R. Bloomquist 1901 1917 Wanda Jean Hasz Lee Marvin Rahn Nathan Samuel Hemp Johanna F. C. Wilken - 81 Eugenia Peters - My Sandra Jo Jakob Wayne Leland Timm Mark E. LaChappell Carl llartwig - 45y Lorenz Siemering - 27y Allyn Derrick Moore Annette Gladys Wolfe Timothy S. Nordmeyer Christian C. Ziebold - 33y Rachael Irps - 60y Randy Dale Nordmeyer O. Thomas Basham (A) Keri Lynn Rahn Christian Helwig - 75y Heinrich Burmeister - 58y Harriet Marie Scharlau Paul Raymond Gray (A) Ten Ann Rahn Henriette Burmeister - 75y Wilhelm Behm - 58y Anita Marie Speckman Sam Ronald Houston (A) William Krones (A) Julia E Deck (A) Donna Marie Knox (A) Vickie Speckman (A) 1902 1918 Daniel Lee Meents (A) John Donnell Knox (A) Catherine Tower (A) Sophia Peters - 73y James Raymond Cotter (A) Dora Lesch - 5d Edward lrps - 69y 1982 1990 Martin Winkel - ly, tin Auguste Ruebensam - 69y 1975 Steven Donald Baker Shannon Marie Merrill Myrtle E. Hohmann - 7y Carl H. Babcock - 7m, 7d Constance L. Bergman (A) Eric James Boness Chad Michael Behems John Madsen - 59y Patricia Jean Bennett Kimberly Kay Carpenter David Milton Blume 1903 Carl V. Thuesen - ly, 8in David William Fisher Darrin Lee Fisher Mark Allen Jakob Carl Dusing - 74y Weldon N. Jensen - 12y Anita Elsie Giertz Donna Lee Jakob Ryan Ray McCasland Ileinri Schultz - 73y Heinrich W. Schultz - 18y Steven Earl Haigh Matthew Michael Leek Nichole Marie Meents Ubbo Daelm - 57y Wilhelm Earnest Bade - 15d Valerie Karen Hansen Jane Ann Meents Paul Cleo Rohlwing Wilhelm Fastenow - 5Iy Connie Sue Jakob Brenda Lynn Monk Matthew William Fred 1919 Daniel Joseph Kroll Kristin M. Nordmeyer 1904 Friedrich Hohmann - 75y Paul Harold Manssen Wade William Paths 1991 Christian Warmbir - 85y Louis August Strahl - 14y Barbara Gale Merrill Sabrina Mitchell Perkins Tammy M. Hom (A) Albert C. Bremer - 5d Elsie Wolfe - 4y, 8m Shannon Kay Nation Natalie Kay Smith Jodilynn Papineau (A) Orrie A. Siedentop - 3m, I Id Anne Smith - 58y Janet Sue Pauley Kevin Arthur Speckman William R. Horn (A) Elwood G. A. Ritter - 10m, 2d Dorothy Wolfe - 2y, 7m Joel Edward Speckman Melody Lee Timm Steven Paul Basham Christian Peters - 81y Hazel Wolfe - 2y, 9m Alan Lee Timm Jeffrey Lynn Lamie (A) Jeremy Jorge Behems Louise Bremer - 23y Dorothea Wolfe - 69y David Weldon Timm Kimberly A. Gersch (A) Renee Lynn Gray Johanna M. Brinkmann - 71y Auguste Gierke - 87y Duane Curtis Wolfe Steven Joseph Lawrence Gail Marie Lemenager (A) 1983 Derek Anthony Leek 1905 1920 Deborah Lee Haut (A) Darcy Ann Baxter Victoria Ann Monk Leonard W. Boevers - ly, 4m Bertha Ella Timm - lOy Caroline Theresa Ader (A) Mary Anna Benjamin Scott Allen OfliII Philip Mylins - 72y Elisabeth Hansen - 20y Jeanne Rae Boudreau (A) Jennifer Lynn Benoit Jason Ronald Schurr Elizabeth Weinlader - 78y Rachel Wilken - 73y Donald E. Lancaster (A) Rebecca Lynn Boettcher Anna Wolfe - 3ly Dawn Marie Boness 1992 1906 William Balthum -? 1976 Audra Renee Goldtrap Timothy Ryan Davis Ernst Fanselow - 50y Friedrich Kassmann - 67y Jill Ann Adams Mark Wayne Gray Jamie Alyce Langlois Edna Kegebein - 51y Lena Ludeke - 65y Steven Michael Chlupsa Alissa Lynn Imhauser Angela M. Reichert Fenna Dahn - 91y Doris Wolfe - 92y Beth Kay Eden Denise R. LaChappell Phillip Henry Rohlwing Lilly Schwark - 16y Anna Rahn - 65y Rhonda Sue Hansen Candace Dawn Nerman Jill Lynn Weedon Judy Ann Jakob Gretchen S. Nordmeyer Barrie Blood (A) 1907 1921 Erik David Larsen Julie Ann Nordmeyer Friedrick Bruechert - 55 Elmer F. Giertz - 22y Deborah Ann Manssen Susan Ann Manssen 1993 Maria Hill - ? Hazel Timm - 8y John Fitzgerald Neese Joseph Andrew Seibring Eric Matthew Baker Friedrich Kegebein - 77y Fred Timm - 6y Kevin Dale Nordmeyer Gail L. Scoggan (A) Christopher L. Bussian Anna Johnson - 58 William Allstedt - 54y Ronald Mitchell Perkins Warren L. Bussian (A) Matthew D. Lancaster Henry J. 0. Timm - lOy Daniel Ray Peters Mark F. Swinford (A) Jason Paul LeBeau 1908 Henry Ludeke - 67y Walter Preston Shirley Jennifer Marie Meents Johann Haselow - 78y Bertha Ahrens - 77y Stuart Arthur Wolfe 1984 Todd Dwain Smith Johann Rahn - 84y Constance Lea Dyer (A) George H. Grob (A) 1909 John Joseph Wilking (A) Joseph W. Lawrence (A) 1994 Martin Kegebein - 33y 1922 Loueva Marie Wilking (A) Brad Allen Baker Stacy Ranee Henson (A) Christian Fastenow - 78y Beth Ann Blume Kee Michele Petit (A) 1910 Irene Nordmeyer - 9d 1977 Timothy R. Carpenter Adam Paul Behems Sophie Hohmann - 6Iy Friederike Boettcher - 79y James Alan Haigh Karen Lee Fred Lara Marie Boudreau Marie Nordmeyer - 53y Margaret E. Balthum - 32y Charlotte Ann Hasz Timothy Paul Gray Rodney J. Lawrence James Anderson - 78y Melvin John Daniels - 1/2hr Angela Grace Imhauser Keith Maurice Paths Jeanna Marie Lareau Gilmer Bade - 2m Lee Ann Manssen Nancy Lou Sparenberg Jeremy James Miller Ethel D. Timm - Id 1923 Douglas Allen Peters John Maynard Rohlwing Heinrich Lesch - 52y August Gustav Wolfe - 77y Connie lean Seibring 1985 Rhiannon Leigh Smith Arthur L. Wolf - 10d Gerlack A. Imhauser - 92y Lynda Sue Seibring Jason Paul Behems Jamie Louis Wilking Betty Green Butler - 84y Raymond F. Lukow - 5m, 184 Laura Kay Speckman Brad Alan Blume Andra Adams (A) Lucile B. Anderson - lm, I Id Sheila Sue Mecklenburg Charles Louie Gray Betty Imhauser (A) 1911 Karen Helen Hasz Wilhelm Genschaw - 71 1924 1978 Ronald Chester Houston 1995 Leroy Alfred Johnson - 2y, 2m William J. Elliott - 58y Mark Lane Brandt Jeffrey Dale Nordmeyer Amanda Rae Clyden Heinri Jannusch - 86y John Lukow - 68y leans Marie Eager John Paul Rahn Kristopher Paul Davis Louis Holtmann - 41 Marie Winkel - the Natalie Louise Hasz Lisa R. Jensen (A) Kristin Kay Houston Charles Behm - 75y Christopher F. Larsen Richard C. Lund (A) Jamie Renee Jensen 1912 Wilhelmine Genschaw - 86y Paula Ann Meents Chad Joseph McCasland Friedrich C. Meyer - 55y Dawn Marie Peters 1986 Erin Lynn Scoggan Heinrich Meyer - 15y 1925 - Rev. W. W. Winter Marlene Sue Rahn Richard Allen Boudreau Erica Pearl Wolfe Johann E. Forman - 83 Albert Ludeke - 48y Jeffrey Scott Wolfe Kelly Sue Carpenter Valerie Kay Devine (A) August Kegebein - 76y Ella Imhauser - 44y Amy Louise Fisher Kerri Lynn Houston (A) Wilhelm Schultz - 40y Mrs. Peterson - 70y 1979 Micheal Dean Fred Tamara Lynn Wagner (A) Walter Ruebensam - 6m, 15d John Leonard Bechtel - 52y John A. Walker (A) Amy Elisabeth Gray Rose Haase - 30y Mrs. Fred Emme - 65y Lithe Ann Walker (A) Jeffrey Lee Hemp Deaths at Zion - Age Mrs. Geo. Imhauser - 89y Pearlie Mae Lawrence (A) Aaron Michael Imhauser 1913 Hanna Schwark -? Carol Ann Baker Gregory T. Kibbons 18% - Rev. F. W. Sechausen Heinrich Peters - 12y Warren Dedric Monk Caroline Kegebein - 76y 1926 Alan Lee Benjamin Lillie Rossow - 17y Beth Ann Bohlmann Michael John Ortman Clarence C. Bruechert - 9y Frank Schultz 44y Shane Richard Schuricht Wilhelm Burmeister - 3y Clarence Arthur Rahn - 2y, 3m Mrs. L. Brenner - 43y Richard Martin Bosley Friederich Schatz - 60y David Frederick Luhrsen Brad Richard Weedon Anna Allsteadt - 82y Theodore R.Poff - 3m, 14d Johannbert Ludeke - 38y Otto Wilken - 46y Rebecca Ann Manssen Susan Jayne Weedon Lesch Alber Earl Henry BenjamiBenjamin- 3m Shawn Robert Nation Cynthia Leigh Jakob (A) Earl - ? Albert Genschaw - 38y Mrs. P. Neylius - ? George Sipple - 35y Mary Ellar Perkins Michael Joseph Polo,Jr. (A) 1897 Alan Joseph Schoo 1914 William Wilken - 80y David Van Smith Dav 1987 Carl Schultz - 66y Charlotte Scharstein - 89y Mrs. John Eisele - ? Larry Noel Timm Christopher T. Basham Maria Lukow - 70y Sophie Schwark - 77y Julie Marie Wolfe Kathryn Joan Gray Thomas Burrill - 78y Ethel Rahn - 5m, 6d 1927 Eric Joseph Lawrence Walter C. Haigh - Ilin, 44 George Ritter - 77y Mrs. John Lukow -? 1980 - Rev. Louis Knief Stacey Jo Leek 1898 Caroline Schultz - 67y Mr. Fred Stahl - 7 Jeff Alan Adams Michael Joseph Luhrsen Edward Schultz - 18m Johann Carl Boettcher - 79y Susan Carol Bohlmann Tonya Lee Rahn Christian Weinlader - 52y 1928 –Ryan Paul Wolfe Sophie Schultz - 4y Friederike Rossow - 63y Arthur Peters - 8m, 23d Stacy Lynn Bosley Myrtle Peters lin, 3d Gregory D. Carpenter Cindi Davis (A) Louis Nordmeyer - 21y 1929 Shane J. Decker 1988 1899 Wilhelm Schultz - 68y Marie Schultz - 90y Ida Krumwiede - 31y Pamela Jean Gray Michael Jon Leek (A) Caroline Hartwig - 69y Luther Owen Nottke - 2d Denese Carol Hasz Danny W. Stewart (A) Carl Hohmann - 45y 1915 Mrs. John Konow - 77y Angela Mary Kroll Katherine Kegebein - 6Iy Jacqueline Jean Baker - Lesch Leth be Eliza A 68y Friedrich Peters - 89y Henry Nordmeyer Sr. - 79y Patrick Leroy Paths Jennifer L. Boudreau Anna Sophia Fastenow - 55y Juanette L. Hemp (A) - Schultz Elizabeth 85y John Bosley - 77y Darla Kay Goldtrap Joachim Peters -? 1916 1981 Michele Kay Gray 1930 Matthew James Hemp Maria Behm - 76y Wilhelm lm Imhauser - 55y Vernon Glen Schlutz - 2y, 3m Jane Carol Benjamin Johanno F. T. Bruechert - 77y Brenda A. Boettcher Rachel Lois Luhrsen Friedrick C. Schultz - 80y Tammy Kay Rogers Johann Schultz -57y Carl Wm. Johnson - ly, lm Darrin James Goldtrap Johann Lukow - 73y

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 12 1931 1951 1966 Leo Emil J. Giertz - 85y Charles Helwig - 78y Anna Ilaase - 67y Ruby H. Marten - 59y Emma A. L. Giertz - 90y Herman Naese - 77y Leenert Flulse - 80y 1932 Mrs. Edward Gierke - 73y Arthur Speckman - 64y 1983 Asmus Clausen - 73y Rose Hansen - 54y Wilhelmina Nordmeyer - 77y Gertrude C. M. Gersch - 80y Mrs. Fred Spadel -? Minnie Naese - 70y Louis F. Peters - 68y Rilla F. Burmeister - 75y Mrs. Frank Nottke - ? Theresa Imhauser - 87y 1967 1984 1933 1952 Walter F. Hilgert - 67y Marvin L. Foreman - 68y Sophia Schwark - 64y Mrs. Arthur Meyer - 46y Frank C. Marten - 60y Erma Lucille Hines - 79y Frank Offerman - 68y Otto Nordmeyer - 75y 1934 John Henry Meier - 83y 1985 Herman Timm - 54y Edna Marie Nordmeyer - 49y 1968 Howard W. Goldtrap - 73y Donald Wilson - ly, 4m. Mary Bosley - 81y John F. Boettcher - 72y Frank Gersch - 34y 1953 - Rev. August Oltruge Arthur C.A. Boness - 75y Mrs. Herman Krueger Sr. - 77y Rev. Justus Kuring 1969 Homer Mahoney - 82y Bertha Wrede - 57y Carl F. Elliot - 77y 1935 Charles J. Konow - 75y Abe Sparenberg - 77y 1986 Ralph Brueggert - ° Rev. August L. Oltroge - 46y Paul Dau - 77y Ethel Nordmeyer Droste - 93y Clara Giertz - 68y Lester H. Nordmeyer - "fly 1936 1954 - Rev. Justus Kuring John D. Janssen - 92y Mrs. William Peters - 66y Theresa Ahrens - 7 1970 Alice E. Roth - 80y Mrs. Christian Hansen - 70y Mary Ruebensam - 78y Lily Nordmeyer - 76y Frank W. Haselow - 89y Joseph Schwark - 75y Beverley J. Kroll - 13y Marie Winterroth - 81y Verde Schultz - 35y Daniel Herman Giertz - 10m, 6d Rose Ehrich - 82y 1987 Arthur Meyer - 66y Albert W. Meyer - 81y 1937 1955 Ida Ludeke - 93y Richard D. Bosley - 44y Anna Hansen - 27y Emma C. F. Elliott - 78y Harold H. Manssen - 59y John Haselow - 80y Edmund Gierke - 52y 1971 - Rev. Ahlert Strand Donald P. Nordmeyer - 74y Mrs. Bena Anderson - 75y Lena Schultz - 79y John Clausen - 81y Elwood G. Winterroth - 60y Mrs. Charles Schmidt - 5ly William H. Wrede - 66y Clara Boettcher - stillborn Mrs. Emile Wolfe - 50y Nattie Boettcher - 76y Beatrice Goodchild - 54y 1988 Mrs. Charles Behm - 77y Clara Giertz - 87y Mazie R. Kroll - 92y Earnest Krumwiede - 44y 1956 Dora Schultz - ? Doris Jean Page - 50y Mrs. Charles Meyer - 80y Minnie Cox - 7Iy Margaret Schurr - 52y Rosa W. Burmeister - 80y Frank Genschaw - 61y Wilbur A. Baker - 60y Laura Winterroth - ? Howard Chris Jepson - 78y Mrs. John Timm Sr. - 77y Carl Giertz, Sr. - 71y Fred Behm - 88y Ida Clausen - ? 1972 Pearl Nottke - 89y 1938 Herman Henry Meyer - 75y Mrs. S. Schultz -? 1957 Clara Amy Haselow - 85y 1989 Mrs. W. G, Peters - ? Emma Timm - 74y Mildred Irene Haigh - 44y Emma Christensen - ry Mr. W. G. Peters -? Henry Nordmeyer - 86y Minnie Anna Nordmeyer - 66y Ewald Schuricht - T7y Earnest Kahnt - 76y John Schultz - 78y Dorothy Brough - 80y William Boettcher - 66y William Goldtrap - 80y 1973 Elsa Dau - 0 Henry J. Rahn - 88y 1990 1939 Charles Genschaw - 73y Gustave Winterroth - 80y Louis H. Timm - 83y Louise Hansen - 32y Paul Nordmeyer - 69y Walter Ehrich - 80y Louise Bosley - 82y Henry Speckman - 62y Harold E. Fatka - 53y Karlena Lee Bosley - 72y Raymond Haselow - 28y 1958 Marie Magdelin Poff - 71y Clarence M. Nordmeyer - 78y John Konow - 83y Bertha Rose Hansen - 51y Arthur Raymond Rahn - 86y 1940 Frances Eleanor Kuring - 52y George W. Mietzner - 84y Charles Haselow - 51y Anna Hasz - 62y 1974 Herman Otto F. Timm - 74y John Timm Sr. - 85y Michael Jakob - 58y Fred Imhauser - 82y Esther Louise Meyer - 89y Martha Rahn - 74y April Lynn Gall - ly, 6m Ocie Winterroth - 93y 1941 William J. Winterroth - 57y Anna Speckman - 95y Louise J. Winter - 90y Emile Wolfe - 62y Henry Kroll - 67y 1959 1975 1991 Mrs. J. L. Winterroth - ? Carl E. Nordmeyer - 50y Martha R. I. Imhauser - 78y Edith Henrietta Rahn - 85y Richard Elbert - 6y Fred Boettcher - 79y Mathilda Rahn - 97y Fred William P. Peters - 94y Leona W. Haselow - 60y Hugo Andrew Hasz - 75y Mabel Dorothy Peters - 87y 1942 Albert Marten - 57y Myrtle Ruebensam - 76y John Ruebensam - 71y John Spenle - 77y 1976 Melvin Offerman - 80y Mrs. Asmus Clausen - 75y Herman C. Kramer - 87y Frederick W. Kroll - Tly John Offerman - ? Francis II. J. Clausen - 37y George F. Gersch, Sr. - 82y 1992 Jeance Gullquist - 1 Mrs. W. Goldtrap - 82y August Adam Kroll - 66y Adeline L. Schmidt - 74y Mrs. William Lukow - 56y Friederika Hulse - 87y William Edward Peters - 79y Herman Krueger - 89y 1960 Lena Emma Nordmeyer - 95y Raynold A. Nordmeyer - 71y William T. Burrill - 90y Lester R. Wincing - lm, 2d Cynthia Bosley - 45y 1943 George William Bosley - 76y Courtney Nordmeyer - stillborn Robert F. Breneisen -? Albert Winterroth - 70y Charles Henry Schmidt - 94y 1993 Fredrick Emme - 82y Rev. Walter W. Winter - 68y Lewis Leon Weedon - 78y Mrs. Frank Offerman - 54y George Mineka - 67y 1977 Esther Dorothy Helwig - 83y Henry Haselow - 51y Vernon Lawrenz Gierke - 48y Mildred Sparenberg - 2m, 240 Frieda Mietzner - 87y Emma Helen Spenle - 86y Lillian Haselow - 94y 1944 1961 Clara Fager - 76y Lorraine Rahn - 74y Louis Schultz - 88y Ruth Evelyn P. Beland - 53y Clarence W. Christensen - 81y Cletus Brault, Jr. - 49y Henry Behm - Sly Charles Elbert Haase - 80y Martha Marten - 89y John A. Timm - 59y Charles Timm - 79y 1978 William Haase - 74y Hazel Marie Schultz - 59y 1994 1945 John Nicolaus Hines - 73y Melusina Seehausen - 77y Mildred F. Jakob - 94y Rachel Allstead - 74y Arvilla Blanche Ileagle - 40y David Dares Peters - 19y Berniece Baker - 91y Emma C. Timm - 59y Harvey Perry Eager - 63y Jacob Wilking - premature Caroline Ader - 93y Mrs. John Offerman - 72y Joseph Wilking - premature Josie Rogers - 96y William Lukow - ? 1962 Claude A. Tambling - 75y Jeffrey Nordmeyer - 23y Magdalena A. Wilking - 66y Alfred Schurr - 80y 1946 Mary Christina Konow - 80y 1979 Emma D. Scharlau - 102y Louis H. Nordmeyer - 29y Anna Emma Hohmann - 79y Edwin Henry Nordmeyer - 77y Caecilie L. M. Timm - 78y 1995 1947 Minnie Lucille Meyer - 58y 1980 - Rev. Louis C. Knief Cleo Nordmeyer - 80y J. L. Winterroth - 86y Curtis Earl Smith - 11m, I6d Clara M. Nordmeyer - 85y Hilda Giertz - 71y Kenneth Winkel - 29y Rev. Justus J. Kuring - 74y Elda Nordmeyer - 75y 1948 Mary Janssen - 58y Edward Rogers - 82y William M. Peters - 85y Bert Rasmussen - 57y Virgil P. Imhauser - 62y Walter E. Kroll - 28y Edward L. Wolfe - Ely Eugene F. Schmidt - Od 1963 - Rev. Parke Frederick Glenn F. Schultz - 75y Mrs. Frederick Schmidt - 32y Fred Foreman - 80y Alice Sparenberg - 85y Charles Frederick Rahn - 84y Dorothy Winkel - 86y 1949 Albert R. Nordmeyer - 73y Mrs. Martha Kroll - 51y 1981 Charles Holtman - 72y 1964 Irene Rohlwing -? Raynold L. Elbert - 27y Clara C. Hohmann - 80y Paul Eugene Roth - 80y William Giertz - 74y Carl Ziegler - 66y 1950 John William Nation -stillborn Laura Manning - stillborn Harry Nottke - 55y Katherina M. Konow - 87y Otto Ahrens - Sly Wayne Lee Weedon - 24y 1982 Vernon Giertz - 31y Joanne Ruth Weed. - 25y Louis F. D. Wilking - 89y Mrs. John Haselow - 87y Richard Clarence Kroll - Sly Mrs. Henry Meier - 73y 1965 Clarence Edgar Morrical - 69y Emma Schultz - 72y Martin W. Nordmeyer - 88y Wendell E. Sumner - 70y Edward H. Winkel, Sr. - 72y George H. Winterroth - 88y Paul F. C. Seehausen - 69y Doloris M. Fisher - 49y

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Marriages & 1935 1196 - Rev. F. W. Seehausen Anton Lauridsen Lizzie Brueggert Harold A. Fager & Geneva May Weeks William Burrill & Amanda Anderson Georg Schultz & Minnie Imhauser Robert John Spies & Clara Schultz John Clarence Wendling & Delma Nordmeyer Louis Strahl & Margartha Wolfe George Sippel & Signa Green Daucauskas & Amanda Ziemer August Virgil Lee Schroeder & Marilyn Poff Donald A. Kroll & Margaret Piggusch Wilbur Baker & Rita Nordmeyer Donald Johann Kohl & Anna Tammen 1913 Dandurand & June Marie Timm Weldon W. 1897 George Prims & Amanda Nottke 1936 Timm & Judith Rose Morrical Carl Fritze & Anna Mantle William Nottke & Laura Benjamin Edward Goodchild & Beatrice Haselow Heinrich Meyer & Lizzie Strahl Henry J. Peters & Anna Hanson 1955 Wilhelm Allstedt & Friderike Kegabine 1914 Monroe Weeks & Alice LaCurl Robert Leroy Teske & Lois Jean Meyer Wilhelm Merkel & Minnie Freise Heinrich Clausen & Lillie Behm William fink & Idella Holtmann Charles F. Brough & Nona Nordmeyer Arthur F.Meyer & Erika Gratia Oltroge Wilhelm Schultz & Helene Holtmann Louis Winterroth & Amanda Siemering 1937 Carl G. Paul & Bertha Bahnke Albert Nordmeyer & Clara Meyer Edward Eugene Hawthorne & Louise Pearson 1956 John Elliott & Emma Shull Winkel & Dorathea Nordmeyer Arthur Garreau & Esther Clausen Lavern Seibring & Dorothy L.Heimberger Wilhelm Frieling & Lizzie Schultz 1915 Clarence Morrical & Alma Clausen Delbert Heimberger & Harletta D. Wathen 1898 Otto Nordmeyer & Lily Giertz Roy Carpenter & Lucille Clausen Howard Willard E. Jakob & Mary Louise Schurr Larrin Heinrich Kegebein & Lena Wilken Franz Emme & Wilhelmine Haselow Jepson & Ruby Nordmeyer Raymond Nottke & Edith D. amain Louis Wilking & Magdelena Clausen Carl Boevers & Marie Schultz Friedrick H. Giertz & Mathilde Haselow & Elizabeth Milone Arthur 1957 Norman M. Statler & Anna Erdmann Nordmeyer Schatz & Mable Emme Howard Eugene LeRoy Adams & Reta Jean Timm Goldtrap & Mildred Wolfe Clarence Robert Eden & Marilyn A. Nordmeyer 1899 1916 Baumgertel & Florence Ludeke Ewald Clarence Christensen & Emma Anderson Albert Ludeke & Ida Ruebensam Edward Schwark & Mary Flames Schuricht & Velma Barnett Martin Lorenz William Fager & Gloria J. Casper Charles Schultz & Julia Shade Johnn Daniels & Lillie Brueggert Bosley & Karlena Weedon Davie Gene Walton & Nesha Ann Gropp Wilhelm G. Peters & Emma H. Rossow Niels Jensen & Mary Schultz 1940 Merlin C. Winterroth & Shirley Rummel Wilhelm Heyden & Minnie Dosing Johann Rosenbrock & Emma Stoeven Otto Triptow & Ida Schultz Elmer Krumwiede & Hazel Giertz Laurence 1958 Edward Gierke & Ida Genschaw 1917 Henning & Mildred Nordmeyer Vernon David Earl Smith & Judith Adeline Boness Giertz & Ardys Milk Glenn Schultz Wilhelm Clausen & Vernal Rosendahl William N. Heimberger & Ruth Ingram 1900 & Hazel Wilking Robert Winkel & Friedrick Imhauser & Martha Burmeister Kenneth L. Ecker & Patricia I. Poff Johann Konow & Katherina Rahn Effie Elliott Thomas Stark & Frank Bechtel & Elsie Haselow Elizabeth Beyer John Boettcher & Eric Larsen & Bertina Jensen Walter Schwark 8s Mathilde Burmeister 1959 Henry Schultz & Mary Widholm Loretta Kroll David Chobar & Mary Anne Papelbon Harold Nordmeyer & Ruth Edward F. Rogers & Johanna M. McNew Christ Coy & Etta Correll 1918 Monson Wayne L. Weedon & Joanne R. Trapp Carl Brinkmann & Lillie Lukow liarloff Ahrens & Rose Eisele Eugene D. Nordmeyer & Juanita Boness Charles Wepprecht & Carrie Kirchmann Henry Haselow & Leona Ruebensam 1941 James H. Riedel & Gretchen E. Oltroge Herman Timm & Leonore Poff 1901 1919 John Eisenberg & Evadine Holtmann 1%0 Robert W. Nordmeyer & Barbara Wegner Donald Kamp 8c Dorothy Winkel Henry Warmbir & Ingrid Widholm Leo E. Giertz & Hattie J. Siemering Marvin A. Rahn & Ilene L. Giertz Ernest Nottke & Eva Bosley Will C. Holtmann & Delia Allen Heinrich 1920 1942 Merle Ronald Meyer & Judith L. Hampton Nordmeyer & Lena Kegebein Friedrich Geo T. Oderwald & Gertrude H. Cotter Frank Wasetis & Dorothy Timm Michels & Anna Ludeke Carl 1961 Konow & Marie Rahn Otto 1921 1943 Darrel K. Miller & Erma J. Boettcher Holtmann & Emma Peters Carl Rahn John Clausen & Ida Tammen Ray Janssen & Ruth Hanlin Robert D. Larsen & Rita L. Morrical & Mathilda Kegebein Paul Seehausen & Melusine Nordmeyer William G. Birr & Joann I. Morrical Leroy Milo Frieling & Florence Schultz 1944 Maschhoff & Deborah R. Oltroge 1902 Waldemar Schmidt & Edra Snider Frank Genschaw & Della Lewis Gable 1922 1962 Floyd R. Smith & Anna Wilken Herman H. Meyer & Esther M. Ludeke L. 1945 Jack L. Gross & Ronda L. Morrical Gerald Fred Winterroth & Emma Them Clarence Arthur Schultz & Irene Baker L. Morrical & Trudy L. Eckhardt James C. 1903 G. Schultz & Laura L. Janssen George H. William Lukow & Leona C. Eckhart Stone & JoAnne J. Peters Leonard C. Friedrich Strahl & Minnie Bondlow Winterroth & Laura Allsteadt William Elmer Teske & Gertrude Hasz Nottke & Kathy L. Harness Fred A. Baker & Marie Doll Nottke & Bertha Kuhnert Louis C. Schultz & Ruth Barnett 1946 1963 - Rev. Parke Frederick Frank Warmbir & Katie Merrigan 1923 Walter Kinzinger & Louise I. Winter Merle L. Gullquist & Opal J. Reed Harold John Yaeger & Minnie Byick Frederick Schmidt & Dorothy Giertz L. Kirchner & Janie L. Cox Terrill A. H. Perry Fager & Clara A. M. Clausen Aydelotte & JoAnne Bonneson Charles A. Frank Lukow & Ella M. L. Bremer Edward Wolfe & Ella Giertz 1904 Sauer & Norma M. Scholz Wayne A. Dau Louis Bremer & Louise Fastenow 1924 1947 & Judith A. Cox Carl Holtmann & Clara Emme Walter Warmbir & Jennie Chandler Wayne E. Nottke & Donna M. Kamp Franz Schultz & Emma Imhauser Russel Leet & Alice Nelson Clarence 0. Ilartman & Darlene E. Rahn Cletus H. Brault, Jr. & Bonnie J. Hanson William Heller & Mary Ludeke John C. Konow & Gladys Hohmann Maynard Burton & Florence Sparenburg Laverne Boettcher & Barbara Breitbarth Charles Timm & Cecilie Nordmeyer Donald Nordmeyer & Alyce Wakeman Oscar Morrical & Nettie Anderson 1925 - Rev. W. W. Winter Edward Spies & Audrey Helwig 1964 Ronald L.Benjamin & Doris J. Kroll Delbert Arthur Speckman & Mayme Behm Durwood Steward & Angeline Holtman 1905 G. Dummer & Betty J. Rahn Claude A. Charles Leet & Laura Xanders William Yarno & Edna M. Hasz Tumbling & Mildred P. Gierke John Hoppe! & Fenna Dahn Albert Meyer & Lucille Schultz Donald Cox & Helen Nottke Herman Wachholz & Lizzie Nottke Edward Kershaw & Elizabeth Haselow 1965 Asa Burch & Lena Kregel 1926 Raynold Nordmeyer & Ardell Winterroth Arthur Rahn & Ethel Peters Louis J. Bosley & Louise C. Vaughn Laverne W. Rahn & Edith E. Knack 1906 Arthur Meier & Margaret M. Behrends 1948 Martin Hulse & Kathryn Rasmussen Joseph Peters & Lillie M. Burmeister W. A. Holtz & Loa C. Fleming Duane Witheft & Edna Winkel Marvin L. Dennis L. Parbs & Lola M. Mietzner Walter Christian Weinlader & Ida Brueggert Fred Evier & Anna Heider Foreman & Irene L. Wolfe Francis J. Powell, Jr. & Lois G. Mietzner William Morrical & Anna Clausen Edmond Gierke & Mildred Holtmann Kruse & Mardelle Giertz Lewis Georg Schnell & Ida Jannusch Weedon & Margaret Bosley Walter G. 1927 1966 Winter & Virginia Eckhardt Heinz A. John D. Janssen & Ida M. Reed 1907 Louis Perers & Ethel Corbin Clarence Teak & Dorothy Wilking James Roy Wilcox & Leona M. Peters Thomas Aellig & Kandy Wegner David Brinkman & Gladys Styck Louis Sherwood & Anna Mae Baker Phillip A. Roth & Nancy A. Nordmeyer Ronald Johann Timm & Emma Wolfe Timm & Irene Ludeke Stephens & Darlene Meyer Kenneth Schurr & Priscilla Wilking Georg Bosley & Marie Clausen Hulse & Gloria Dele Fontain Wilfred G. Eller & Elaine A. Poff Johann Bach & Ida Kasmann 1928 1967 Royce Hamende & Avis Cotter David Boness 8s Patty Kent 1908 Elden Gierke & Mina Christensen 1949 Terry L. McGuire &Judith A. Wegner William H. Walter & Lillie Meyer Aug. Arthur Meyer & Gladys Caultieux Howard Meyer & Melba Droste Paul E. William E. Goodchild & Karen Stuck Wischnowski & Hulda Nottke Georg Smith & Oleta M. McComb Marvin W. Lukow & Wilhelmine Behm Fred 1929 West & Ruth Nordmeyer Marvin 1968 Meyer & Mary H. Offermann William Taylor & Ella Hieland Krumwiede & Audrey Rasmussen Lee Terry L. Haselow & Sheila I. Burling Heinrich Timm & Anna Jannusch Lincoln Weaver & Loretta Corbin Masher & Jeanne Cascio Everett Paul Beherns & Cynthia Winterroth Rudolph Ahrens & Anna Rabideau Knake & Dorothy Hasz Louis Wolfe & William Brough & Peggy Morrical John 1909 Wanda Meyer Ortman & Carolyn Nordmeyer Levi Becker & Martha Schnell 1930 Charles Haselow & Clara Bechtel Theodore Theesfeld & Katherine Hilyard 1950 1969 Wilhelm Balthum & Margaret Ludeke Emile Schultz & Pearl Chobar James Pauley & Catherine Spenle Clarence F. Meyer & Mayme Speckman Heinrich Ludeke & Dorathea Giertz James Douse & Ruth Petersen Robert E. Peters & Jeana E. Krumwiede Carl Schmidt & Lillie Emme 1931 August Wolfe & Irma Nordmeyer William L. Giroux & Donna L. Simmons Herman Krueger Jr. & Blanche Saatholf Delbert Krumwiede & Arlene Schultz Darrel Wernsing & Karen L. Seggebruch 1910 Michael Jakob & Mildred Offerman Marvin Booi & Phylis Janssen Kenneth Terry L. Nordmeyer & Brenda J. Stewart Emil Wolfe & Emma Fastenow Wilbert Schultz & Frances Meyer Emmett Hulse & Caroline Schiebling Obert Milton Blume & Cheryl Rich Martin Nordmeyer & Minnie Offerman Winterroth & Pearl Rahn James Hilgendorf & Evelyn Poff John Kirchner & Bertha Imhauser Stevenson & Alice Haselow Edward James R. Cotter & Donna K. Brault Frank Offermann 84 Clara Schwark Rogers & Jenny Trill Gerd. Schulth 1951 Ronald D. Fred & Sandra L. Giertz Austin W. Duckworth & Anna C. Jensen & Harriet Flat Andrew Pedresen & Earl Mahoney & Barbara Tatro August Paris & Anna Haselow Elsie Lukow Duane Wakeman & Eunice E. Nordmeyer Johann Eisele & Amanda Jannusch Harry E. Goodwine & Shirley Berry Paul Nordmeyer 8c Ethel Miller 1932 Grover Hurley & Rose Burmeister Frank C. Marten & Ruby Kroll Kenneth Winkel & Betty Petree Albert Marten & Martha Kroll Eldon Haigh & Mildred Wilking 1911 Charles Wendt & Matte Anderson 1953 - Rev. August Oltrage Wilhelm Giertz 8c Emma Meyer 1933 Rev. Justus Kuring Arthur Wolfe & Anna Fastenow Earnest Trill & Leona Offermann Wesley L. Walters & Nelda Meyer Clarence Roberts & Frances Shackford Ralph Sparenberg & Marian Smith Hermann Brueggert & Margaret Gigl 1934 1954 - Rev. Justus Kuring 1912 Walter Nolte & Edna Schultz

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 14 1969 con't Donald H. Naese & Judith A. Duffield Ted M. Carico & Judy A. Ligthart Goldenstern & Cindy Rosenbrock James H. Meyer & Rose Adele Ortman Ronald A. Schurr & Debbra L. Burrow Randy D. Nordmeyer & Kay E. LeBeau Warren P. Rahn & Karen L, Bauer Paul 0.1. Strand & Constance L. Dyer Gary Stuart A. Wolfe & Jill A. Adams 1995 1970 L. Kyronac & Linda M. Wolfe Gary W. Timm & Janet H. Walker Ronald C. Houston & Kerri L. Benedict Lester F. Page & Doris J. Bennett Howard E. Morgan & Carol L. Kamp Mark A. Strehlow & Gloria 1. Speckman Christopher T. Basham & Christina Soucie Michael J. Herges & Sandra K. Pauley Brad Blume & Tamara Wagner Richard Underwood & Nelda Hamm Michael J, Polio, Jr. & Beth A. Bohlmann Michael 1. Delabre & Jane M. Heagle Eric A. Shale & Lori L. Brough First Baptism in first church building: Harry J. Spurrier & Cheryl L. Johnston C. David Long & Phyllis M. Riegel G. Alfred L. Weedon & JoAnn Crawford Anthony Hylton & Mickela M. Moore Magdelena Anna Clausen Lahron Cox & Carol A. Wolfe 1977 Ronald A. Schurr & Darlene M. Hudzik First Confirmation class James W. Basham & Beverly J. Giertz Albert Georg Ritter Tony D. Smith & Paula J. Foreman David Lindstrom & Elizabeth Goldenstern Heinrich Ritter 1971 - Rev. Ahlert Strand Gary D. Beegle & Barbara G. Merrill Richard C. Lund & Nona L. Fortino Everette Ely & Sharon Scharlau Albert Carl Luedeke Steven E. Hamblin & Debra E. Timm 1985 Carl Brinkman Michael Johnston & Cheryl Giertz Richard Douglas P. Hubner & Donna M. Nottke Boudreau & Eileen Heimberger Raymond Randy S. Dennison & Julie T. Meier Paul First Burrial Stolarczyk & Bonnie Brault Tom Ribbons Philip B. Keller & Marsha J. Timm A. Scheunemann & Cindy L. Timm Lillie Rossow & Elaine Boness Barry A. Campbell & Pamela A. Eden Ronald Gregory E. Fiore & Debra L. Bollhorst First Marriage Stephen Schuricht & Kim Hansen Maynard A. Meents & Dianna L. W. Stowe Ronald J. Harold K. Wilson & Laura K. Speckman William Burrill & Amanda Anderson Lee & Nancy A. Wolfe Thomas W. Lord & Susan C. Bohlmann Rohlwing & Ellen Nordmeyer Kenneth Scott L. Hamlyn & Sandra J. Jakob Gersch & Valerie Prince 1978 First Baptism in present church building Glenn A. Kirchner & Carolyn E. Gersch Daniel L. Meents & LuAnn Isaacs Wade Parbs 1986 First Confirmation Class Bernard H. Jarka & Lucille E. Rahn Warren L. Bussian & Patricia K. Bosley Wayne E. Jakob & Cynthia L. Danhausen Louise Noma Giertz 1972 Stephen A. Tyler & Debra J. Gronewold William J. Krones & Judy A. Jakob Roxann Giertz William C. Gall & JoAnn B. Heagle Joseph Lawrence E. Kohler & Kim M. Foster Ruth Ann Haigh V. Mashy & Jeanne R. Meyer David W. Leonard McWilliams & Camella M. Milk 1987 Earl Wayne Kohler Hilgendorf & Debra K. Riggs George A. Frank A.lir & Rebecca C. Strand Danny W. Stewart & Melissa McCasland Clyde Allen Meents Charles Mead & Kimberly K. Brucker Gerald A. 1979 Timothy 1. Zimmerman & Jane A. Meents Michael Moyer Donald Fleming & Bonnie J. Ader George H. Robin B. Meents & Sandra L. Siebring Gerald D. Cailteux & Julie A. Nordmeyer Herman Naese Louanne E. Malcolm R. Scovel & Barbara Sherwood Nordmeyer John Howard Winterroth & Ocie M. Nation Charles F. 1988 Baker & Dianne K. Gersch John R. Eller & Dale A. Hilgendorf & Connie S. Jakob Sherwood Nancy Ann Henry Schussler Ill & Connie Hokanson Wolfe Kathie A. Strauss Brian J. Schott & Jill L. Eden Donald E. Tetrault & Kathryn E. Bennett David S. Gedde & Natalie L. Hasz Gregory First Death 0. Thomas Basham & Roxann Giertz D. Carpenter & Dean. L. Deck Carl Elliot Daniel E. Clark & Shannon K. Nation First Marriage 1989 1973 Paul Beherns & Cindy Winterroth Levern A. DenauIt & Vicki A. Hansen 1980 - Rev. Louis C. Knief Wayne J. Ahrens & Kristin P. Knief Dennis L. Hilleary & Deborah L. Kohler Donald F. Kamp, Jr. & Caren S. Burling Jodie L. Turner & Patricia L. McCasland Membership on August 6, 1995 Richard Nordmeyer & Donna Crouch Duane C. Wolfe & Paula D. Harms Mark M. Hedges & Patricia J. Bennett Roger L. 1990 Families - 280 1974 Walling & JoAnne M. Kerman Edward A. James J. Bubash & Kathryn G. Wolfe Krones & Lynda S. Seibring Communicants (Confirmed) - 449 Lyle E. Orwig & Karma S. Ligthart Roy Wade W. Parbs & Carrie M. Best David Baptized - 568 L. Droste & Ethel Nordmeyer W. Orr & Patricia M. Lembke Voters - 68 Steven R. Cushman & Christie Winterroth 1981 Michael K. Whitaker & Laurel K. Rahn Ricky J. Lane & Robin L. Peoples 1991 Those members over 90 years Harold Blume & Susan 1. Galle Kenneth G. Gersch & Kimberly A. Swope Elvis Townsend & Mary E. Perkins Arnold J. F. Elsey & Margo E. Foreman Alan L. Timm & Lisa M. Martin Miss Martha Scharlau Edward Hansen & Carol A. Baker Mrs Hattie Giertz Mr Herold L. Hays & Patricia A. Bell Kenneth Carl Hokanson & Jeana M. Eager G. Gersch & Linda J. Nondorf 1982 Albert Haselow Mrs Jeffrey L. Laurie & Cindy L. Smith 1992 Irene Timm Mrs 1975 James W. Krohn, Jr. & Dawn M. Peters Kevin Larson & Stacy Bioomquist Amy Wilking Mrs Mayme Meyer Frederick L. Wilking & Loueva L. Berg Edward L. Barwegan & Paula A. Meents Allen Zaragoza & Melissa McCasland Clyde A. Meents & Jean M. Bohlmann Mark Roland B. Sieg & Gayle I. Schultz Timothy Wessels & Nancy Sparenberg Oldest church member: S. Strand & Constance L. Bergman John H. Steven S. Billadeau & Pamela J. Foreman Matthew Leek & Bernadette Carney Miss Martha Scharlau Sherwood & Gail M. Lemenager James R. Gene A. Pope & Eileen B. Boudreau Youngest church member: Mark F. Swinford & Laurie L. Winterroth 1993 Smith & Debra S. Fisher Wm. Brandon V. Bade & Susan J. Weedon Nicholas Brandt McCullough & Kathleen Pinkerton Randall 1983 G. Antonio Hoggins & Annette G. Wolfe (Compiled from the official record books B. Courtney & Linda L. Pauley Gary R. David A. Meyer & Connie J. Seibring Scott Wakeley & Gretchen S. Nordmeyer Sparenberg & Ruth A. Haigh Donald E. George H. Grob & Sandra L. Fred Keith A. Bueltmann & Alissa L. Imhauser by Evelyn Hilgendorf & Janet Eager. If there Robert P. Benn & Lynn E. Nordmeyer Daniel are additions or differences according to your Lancaster & Joyce A. Timm records, please contact the church office.) 1976 L. Speckman & Vickie L. Langlois 1994 Larry F. Lareau & Susan M. Hilgendorf Chad 3. Hamblen & Kathryn J. Gray Steven L. Homberg & Lesa L. Mashers 1984 Kevin Nordmeyer & Linda K. Hildebrand Timothy P. Gray & Shelly A. OHM Timothy Zion's Outreach in Mission Early in the history of Zion, the congregation reached out to assist other Lutherans li-sing in the area through their pastor, Rev. Seehausen. That happened in the Milks Grove Township to the west of Chebanse. The Chebanse Herald reported in May of 1899 that a petition to construct a church was circulated in the Milks Grove area for the German Lutherans. Thus in September of 1899, 5 acres was given to the church by Henry Siedentop, the grandfather of Art Schultz, located 8 miles west and three miles south of Chebanse for the construction of a house of worship for them. Prior to that, the German and Danish Lutherans had met as early as the 1880's in the town hall at Milk's Grove. According to reports and the records of confirmations, Rev. Seehausen served that congregation for the greater part of his ministry at Zion Lutheran Church, Chebanse. Services were held on Sunday afternoons. When the weather was bad, Pastor Seehausen would make the trip on Saturday afternoon with horse and buggy, stay with the Henry Siemring family who lived about 7 miles west of Chebanse and then return later Sunday or early Monday morning. And so God's Holy Word and the Sacraments were brought to the people west of Chebanse by Pastor Seehausen. Confirmation certificates of relatives of Art Schultz of Zion, Chebanse, indicate Pastor Seehausen was serving the Milk's Grove Lutheran Church as late as 1917. Since in 1909, Trinity Lutheran Church, Herscher, was founded as a daughter congregation of Zion Lutheran Church, Bonfield, some of the members of Milk's Grove Lutheran Church transferred to Trinity and others eventually to Zion Lutheran Church, Chebanse. One article in an early Chebanse Herald indicates that the Milk's Grove Lutheran Church was named "Zion." (Our thanks to Mrs. Hattie Giertz and the Art Schultz family for providing information about the Milk's Grove Zion Lutheran Church.) In the late 1940's, another opportunity arose for Zion to reach out to a neighboring community. During the pastorate of Rev. Walter Winter, a survey was made of the Otto Community, since it was noticed that a number of black children were attending the schools of the area. That survey encouraged the founding of Our Savior Lutheran Church at Otto. On November 2, 1947, a meeting was held following the first worship service for the Otto residents at the District 128 Porter Schoolhouse. On November 9, 1947, a meeting was held following the worship service, at which time officers were elected and the congregation was organized. Mr. Theodore Espy was elected as Chairman, Mrs. Cherry Winbush, Secretary and Mrs. Ulysses Burrell, Treasurer. After the first two meetings at the Porter School, the group met at the Espy home for services until the summer of 1950, when construction began on a concrete block church on the east side of the Illinois Central railroad to the north of Otto. However, due to the construction of the interstate highway, that project was halted, and the highway department of the State of Illinois compensated the group $1,000 so they could relocate. About a year later, a parcel of land about 1/4 miles west of the Illinois Central railroad was purchased from a member of the congregation, Mrs. Spivy. The Porter School building was purchased for $250, and moved to the new location for $250. Renovation of the building was done to make it suitable for worship by the summer of 1952. The congregational historian reported "After about four years of faithful service to the mission, Pastor Winter, who had served as an inspiration and a guiding light to the little group during it's first years, was forced to give up the work because of a throat ailment which was gradually taking his voice." Following that, pastors of neighboring congregations from Kankakee, Momence, and other communities served the congregaton. Services were held at 1:00 on Sunday afternoons. Pastors from Zion Lutheran Chebanse continued to serve Our Savior Lutheran Church. During pastoral vacancies at Zion, pastors from Trinity Lutheran Church, Herscher served the small group. Due to declining membership and the inability of the congregation to attract the membership of the Otto community, the church closed it's doors on Sept. 29, 1988. It served the needs of the black community with a Lutheran voice in Otto for about 40 years. The proceeds of the sale of the property ($2,419.66) was sent to the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Northern Illinois District and designated for the "Black Ministry Scholarship Fund." Throughout its history, Our Savior Lutheran Church confirmed 37 people, baptized 28 persons, received three members by transfer, married three couples and conducted 14 funerals. (From the history of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Otto.) Revised 10/6/95

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The total amount raised in the parish for all Thechurch building was enlarged by the objects during the year ending May 1, 1905, addition of a small chapel and Sunday school was $4,231. Total communicants at the same room under the Rev. Whitcombe, and the total date, two hundred and sixty- eight. Baptized value of the property is estimated at about members about six hundred. ;110,000. The entire amount contributed for all purposes during the year ending May 1, 1905, CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPARD, was $2,359. Total communicants at the same date, •one hundred and thirty- one. Baptized MOMENCE. members, about 200. The first Episcopal service in this place was held by Rev. D. S. Phillips, August 18, 1867. A GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Sunday school was organized in November This church was organized in 1854 by Revs. following, which has been efficiently sustained Elias. Musselman and George Vetter, between without intermission to the present time. The whom and the present pastor, Rev. H. J. church was organized May 8, 1870, and the first Oster-land, there have been twenty-three vestry of the parish, elected at this meeting, ministers. The services for the most part have was composed of the following persons: Senior been conducted in the German language, warden, W. F. Singleton; junior warden, Henry Astle. Vestrymen, J. B. Worcester, Harvey Bal- though of late years the Sunday- school and lard, William C. McElwain, Thomas Hamilton, young people's meetings have been partly in English. Sunday morning and evening sermons 0. N. Ellis, A. E. Wickstrom, Richard Beau- are in German. The first church was built in mont and H. E. Vail. Occasional services were 1856, at a cost of about $3,000; the second held by Rev. Mr. Phillips' until January, 1873, church in 1887 at a cost of $13,000; and a when Rev. J. M. Hume took charge of the par- parsonage was built in 1883 at a cost of ish for one year. During the pastorage of Mr. $2,200. Membership of the church at the last Hume, and for the three succeeding years, this report was one hundred and seventy- four; and church was in a waning condition, but in the of the Sunday school mit hundred and summer of 1876 a small chapel was fitted up a twenty- five. The total expenditures for all few steps east of the north end of the bridge purposes for the past year was $2,199. Total between the street and the river, which prove both central as to location and convenient in value of all church property at the present time is its general arrangement. For the first time, about $16,000. regular week day services were held, but no There are also small churches of this denom- Sunday services, continuing until September, ination at Salina and Grand Prairie, of which 1880. During these four years the little band Rev. Geo. Stockman is pastor, but of which no increased in number, and the Sunday school ac- data is obtainabla. complished admirable work among the young. Mr. Phillips, who had had entire charge, now ST. JOHN'S UNITED EVANGELICAL, resigned his work to Rev. C. R. Hodge, who KANKAKEE. was called to the church in 1880, and continued until 1887. This congregation, whose services have al- In the spring of 1881, under direction of Mr. ways been conducted in the Geramn language, Hodge, measures were set on foot for the build- was organized February 2, 1870. The present ing of a house of worship, which was completed church, seating 350, on the southwest corner in 1882 at a cost of about $4,000. Succeeding of Entrance avenue and Chestnut streets, was Mr. Hodge the following have been rectors of built in the same year, at a cost of $4,780. It the church: Rev. Geo. Thorpe, Rev. Geo. Moore, was thoroughly renovated in 1903, and is now Rev. A. B. Whitcombe, Rev. A. W. Rigby, the in good condition. The following pastors have Rev. F. Millbank and the Rev. Thomas C. Eglin, served the church: Rev. F. W. E.oeber, 1870-_ who is rector at the present time. Under Mr. 73; Rev. Hugo Starner, resigning in Rev. Higby, whose very efficient pastorate continued A. B. Mysch, in 1885; Rev. Peter in 1886; from 1896 to 1903, a commodious rectory was Rev. J. Mairle in 1890; Rev. *c.ati Goebel, in built, valued, with the ' land, at $4,500. September, 1905. The last-named was pastor for fifteen years and under nis administration Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 18 HISTORY OF KANKAKEE COUNTY 674 the church nearly doubled its membership and Dwight and John B. Darrah. The first pastor strength. A parsonage was built opposite the was Rev. D. F. Syster, who, in April, 1897, was church in 1903 at a cost of $5,200, including followed by Rev. W. D. Deweese until July, land, the old one being removed to the rear 1901. Rev. R. E. Thomas officiated until July, of the church for a janitor's residence. 1905, when the present pastor, Rev. M. G. A school has been sustained in connection O'Brien, took charge of the congregation. with the church for thirty-five years, though of Until the autumn of 1899 this church was late only in the summer as a "vacation school," without a house of worship. In the spring of with an average attendance of seventy-five. The that year the old St. Paul's Episcopal church present value of the church property is $10,000, was bought and moved from the corner of including the land on which the church is Schuyler avnue and Merchant street to a lot built which is fifty by one hundred feet, the on Oak street, near the corner of Rosewood parsonage and the janitor's house. Total num- avenue, which had been purchased for this pur- ber of families one hundred and twenty, com- pose. It proved an admirable investment, giv- munications three hundred. ing a building seating about three hundred at a The present pastor is Rev. Mr. Umbeck. cost of only $1,500, including expenses for re- moval and renovating. In December, 1902, a SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. parsonage was bought at 355 Greenwood avenue for $2,800. The total value of the church prop- This sect was organized in Kankakee about erty is about $5,000, with an indebtedness of thirty years ago by Elders D. F. Boudreau and $2,500. The total expenditures for all purposes B. F. Andrews. Members observe the seventh for the year ending July 1, 1905, was $1,150. day of the week instead of the first like the The total membership of the church at present old Isrlites, and especially emphasize the doc- is two hundred and twenty-four. Sunday trine of the second coming of the Christ. They school membership, two hundred and forty, have no pastors, aside from local elders, who with an average attendance for the year end- are elected annually. The present membership ing September 1, 1905, of one hundred and is fifty-eight; Sabbath school twenty-two. The twelve. The church is in an encouraging con- neat little church, which is fairly well occupied .dition, with large congregations for so small at the service every Saturday morning, is lo- a membership. Few Christian bodies in the cated at the northeast corner of Dearborn ave- county, if any, can show a better record dur- nue and Oak street. Its value is estimated at ing an existence of less than nine years. $4,000.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. THE CHRISTADELPHIANS. The Young Men's Christian Association, of This small society, now thirty-six years old, Kankakee, was organized June 20, 1894. At a was organized in 1869, with Messrs. F. Chester, meeting of the young men of Kankakee, the .and R. A. Lain as first officers. The present following preamble was adopted: "We the sub- membership is about twenty. They have no scribers desirous of the spiritual, intellectual, definite place of worship, but have met from social and physical welfare of the young men house to Louse, and for the past five years at of Kankakee, and impressed with the import. the home of W. F. Pottenger. Their tenets, as ante of consecrated effort, to this end do hereby ennunciated in the publications of the sect, do form an association therefor and adopt for the not materially differ in essentials from those of government the following constitution." There Christians in general, either as to faith or were present at this meeting: Dr. H. H. Rog- practice. ers, H. H. Troup, C. E. Holt, Dr. G. M. Phelps, J. W. Zink, Frank Mateer, Edward Mayette, CHRISTIAN CHURCH. David Nichols, D. C. Umbach, Seneca Burchard, But one congregation of this denomination John Grouenewoud, J. George Knecht, Albert exists in the county, the "Central Christian" of Umbach, C. J. Linden, N. L. Richmond, Will the city of Kankakee. This was organized De- C. Schneider and Asst. State Secy. A. M. Bra- cember 13, 1896, with the following trustees: G. W. Harvey, chairman; R. B. Green, A. D. Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 19 HISTORY OF KANKAKEE COUNTY 675

ner. The organization was the direct result of home 9f its own, with modern equipment, is a number of men's meetings held under the much needed. auspices of the state Y. M. C. A. A number of Th4e scope of work now being undertaken conversions were recorded at these meetings. by the association for the young men of the At a subsequent meeting the following names city covers much ground. There are four main were appended to the constitution: H. H. avenues of activity, namely: religious, social, Troup, H. H. Rogers, F. C. Mateer, A. H. physical and educational. All of these are Umbach, J. George Knecht, John Groenewoud, reaching out through various committees and D. D. Nichols, G. M. Phelps, D. C. Umbach, J. influencing almost every young man of the W. Zink, W. C. Schneider, C. J. Linden, A. M. community in one way or another. The fol- Brobst, C. E. Holt, S. B. Burchard, D. W. lowing prominent men have been its presi- Christian, Edward Mayette, H. M. Stone and dents: H. H. Rogers, C. E. Holt, H. H. Troup, W. R. Breckenridge. The association selected G. M. Phelps, E. B. Gower, E. D. Caulkins, as its board of directors D. W. Christian, Ed- and Dr. A. S. Eshbaugh. The general secre- ward Mayette, W. C. Schneider, H. M. Stone, taries who have succeeded Mr. Stevens have C. E. Holt, H. H. Troup, S. B. Burchard, W. been J. S. Cline, J. P. Bailey, L. F. Martin and R. Breckenridge, C. J. Linden, . H. H. Rogers J. M. Davis. and Albert Umbach. They in turn elected H. The following are its present officers and H. Rogers, president; C. E. Holt, vice presi- board of directors: Dr. A. S. Eshbaugh, presi- dent; W. C. Schneider, secretary, and M. dent; George W. Eastburn, vice president; B. Stone, treasurer. These men were all promin- B. Ferris, secretary; H. M. Stone, treasurer; ent in the business life of the city, and to them W. C. Schneider, W. R. Breckenridge, Dr. C. C. was intrusted the management of all the affairs Crampton, E. D. Caulkins, Chas. Wertz, Homer of the association, as well as any, properties Elliott, Dr. A. C. Willman and E. B. Gower. which might accrue. They at once recognized The executive officers are: J. M. Davis, gen- the need of an executive officer and called Mr. eral secretary, .Frank E. Birch, physical di- A. T. Stevens to the position, who accepted rector, and Dr. T. E. Foster, medical examiner. and thus became the first general secretary The total attendance at the rooms last year of the association. In looking around for a was 35,625, an average daily attendance of 97. permanent location the furniture and equip- The total receipts from January, 1904, to Jan- ment of the "Columbian Club" a social organ- uary, 1905, from membership dues, subscrip- ization, was offered for sale, and was pur- tions, entertainments, collections at meetings chased by the association and the lease of the and various other sources was 3,551.00. An quarters they were then occupying was as- entertainment course has been maintained for sumed. These were located in what was then the past seven years. It consists of six or seven known as the Swannell building, at 226 Court numbers, and includes lectures and musicals, street. and being the only course of its kind in the The enterprise naturally grew in favor and city is largely appreciated. While the object of influence with the young men of the commu- the course primarily is for education and nity and its membership has gradually grown amusement, the expenses have always been met, until now it has three hundred and and for the last few years a net profit has seventy-five, with a standing recognized by all been realized. classes as second to none in its influence over the morals of the young men and boys, and CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. on a par with the schools and churches of the city for building up manhood. The association The First Church of Christ (Scientist) of moved into its present quarters on the second and Boston, Massachusetts, organized in the spring third floors of the Babst building, at 221 Court of 1879, is the organization of which all other street, in 1898. These rooms were especially Christian Science churches are branches. Those arranged for the use of the association by interested in Christian Science in Kankakee, Mr. Babst while erecting the building, and have desiring to become a branch church, met in the answered its purposes splendidly until the last Grand Army hall, Kankakee, August 5, 1897, few years, when the increased membership, and added op-portunities for helping the young men, have grown to such an extent that a Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 20 HISTORY OF KANKAKEE COUNTY 676

and organized as the First Church of Christ CHAPTER XVII. (Scientist) of Kankakee, Illinois. Twenty- four persons were present at this meeting who signed the tenets. One of the number was appointed to obtain a charter in the office of the circuit clerk and recorder of Public Schools—First School Taught in 1836 Kankakee county, Illinois. The charter was by Miss Stella A. Johnson, Aroma Township secured August 15, 1897, and meetings were —The Second in 18.37 by Miss Loraine Beebe, conducted in the G. A. R. hall, which the church Momence Township. occupied for about three years. Previous to this, for more than a year, meetings had been The state of Illinois was admitted into the held in private houses and offices. Among union as a sovereign state on the third day of others Hon. Stephen R. Moore kindly tendered September, 1818. On that date congress enacted the use of his law offices for a number of a law donating to the state of Illinois, two con-

months. After the church was organized, the gressional townships for a seminary, and also services were held at 10:30 every Sunday morn- one section of land in each congressional town- ing, and a few months later experience meet- ship of six miles square; setting apart specifi- ings were established and held on Wednesday cally for this purpose section numbered six- evenings. In the spring- of 1899, the church teen. The proceeds from the sale of this sec- rented its present quarters in Huling Hall, in tion 16 are required to be retained by the the Public Library building, and held its first school trustees of the several congressional services there April 13th. townships as a permanent fund and to be placed Branch churches are self governed, and the out at interest, the annual income to be ap- officers of this church consist of two readers, portioned annually by the trustees to the sev- who conduct the services, a board of trustees, a eral school districts in that particular con- board of directors, a treasurer, and a clerk. gressional township. The readers are elected every three years and It is to be regretted that some provision was are not eligible to re- election. All other offi- not made to guard more closely the sale of cers are elected annually. these school lands, as the larger portion of the The church has a membership of about fifty, lands were sold at a very low price. This will with a regular Sunday attendance of more than account for the difference in the amount of the sixty-five. It is on a sound financial basis. No permanent school funds in the different town- Christian Science church is dedicated until paid ships as hereinafter noted. for. A reading room, opened March 27, 1905, is maintained in Room 4, of the Eastern Illi- nois Trust & Savings bank, and is open to the TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS. public daily, except Sunday, from two to five Like all the early schools of the west, the o'clock p. m. Christian Science literature only first schools of Kankakee county were sub- is sold and read there. A very cordial and kind scription schools. The first school was taught welcome is extended • to all friends and inquir- in 1836, by Miss Stella Ann Johnson; in Aroma ers to visit the reading rooms, and to attend all Township, and the second in 1837, in Momence, church services. A public lecture is given at by Miss Loraine Beebe. least once a year by an authorized member of The following account of the Schools of the the board of lectureship of the First Church of various townships of the county gives as far Christ, (Scientist), of Boston, Mass., all as possible the early history and the present expenses being paid by the local church. The status of the township schools. object of these lectures is to correct misappre- YELLOWHEAD. hensions regarding Christian Science and to disseminate its teachings. (Township 32 Nortn, Range 15 East-)

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Taken from the Kankakee Gazette, April 29, 1880.

Mrs. Eagle is very sick with some kind of fever. On Monday Dr. Knot was called to consult with Dr. Shronts in the case. He came again yesterday.

Mitchel Cantway, of Momence, and N. Stansbury, of Waldron, ran a five-mile foot race the other day, Cantway winning in 28 minutes.

Ed Chipman has been drawn as a United States juror.

John Casper went to Grant Park on horseback for Dr. Wheeler. On his return while near Royal Cutler's residence he had a fit, fell from his horse face down in some water in the road, and was drowned before discovered by Mr. Haines. Mr. Casper was subject to fits.

H. K. Wheeler last week made a purchase of the 120 acres left of the Perry Stratton farm on Section 18 in Yellowhead. Harris Wheeler bought some time ago 160 acres of the same farm. The whole purchase amounted to the sum of $7,450. This is good land and is situated about a mile north of Grant Park.

LAGESSE FAMILY HISTORY

The Lagesse/Dagesse family history is nearly complete. This book includes a vast number of descendants of David and Marguerite (Dumas) Lagesse/Dagesse and starts out with their ancestor Jean Dagert born in 1722 in France and emigrated to Canada.

The book is approximately 550 pages including a full index and 200 pictures. The price of the book will be $22.50 plus postage of $2.50 for a total of $25.00. Book orders will be delivered in the Kankakee area in September. Contact Richard Barrie, P.O. Box 45, Turton, SD 57477-0045.

NEW ADDITIONS TO OUR COLLECTIONS

Our French-Canadian Ancestors by Thomas J. Laforest is now a part of our collection. There are twenty-four volumes. See the index to these volumes on Pages 23 and 24.

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THEAKIKI INDEX VOLUME 26 #3

Adams - 12, 14 Bloomquist - 12 Cherry - 27 Dusing - 14 Ader - 12, 15 Blume - 12, 15 Chester - 19 Dwight - 19 Aellig - 14 Boeber - 18 Chipman - 22 Dyer - 12. 15 Ahrens - 12, 13, 14 Boetcher - 13 Chlupsa - 12 Eagle - 22 Ales - 5 Boevers - 12 Chobar - 14 Easton - 11 Allen - 14 Boevers - 14 Christensen - 13, 14 Eckhardt - 14 Ales - 6 Bohlmann - 12, 15 Christian - 20 Eckhardt - 14 Allstead - 13 Bollhorst - 15 Clark - 15 Eckhart - 14 Allsteadt - 12 Bondlow - 14 Clausen - 12, 13, 14 Eden - 12, 15 Allstedt - 14 Boness - 12, 15 Claussen - 25 Eglin - 18 Amiat - 6 Bonneson - 14 Cline - 20 Ehrich - 13 Amidon - 11 Bontellier - 5 Clyden - 12 Eisele - 14 Anderson - 13. 14 Booi - 14 Cole - 27 Elbert - 13 Andrews - 19 Bosley - 12, 13, 14, 15 Copps - 11 Eller - 15 Asti e - 18 Boudreau - 6, 12, 15, 17, Corbin - 14 Eller - 14 Atkins - 11 19 Corlett - 10 Elliot - 13, 15 Atkinson - 4 Bouse - 14 Correll - 14 Elliott - 12, 14 Aydelotte - 14 Bowlby - 11 Cotter - 12, 14 Ellis - 18 Ayolds - 25 Boyer - 26 Couture - 26 Elsey - 15 Babcock - 12 Brandt - 12 Cox - 13, 15 Ely - 15 Babst - 20 Brault - 13, 14, 15 Coy- 14 Emme - 12, 13, 14 Bach - 14 Breault - 5 Coyer - 27 Erdmann - 14 Bade - 12 Breckenridge - 20 Crampton - 20 Eshbaugh - 20 Bahnke - 14 Bremer - 12, 14 Crawford - 15 Espy - 15 Bailey - 20 Breneisen - 13 Crouch - 15 Everitt - 8 Baker - 12, 13, 14, 15 Brinkmann - 12, 14 Curry - 27 Eyler - 14 Ballard - 18 Brobst - 20 Cushman - 15 Fager - 12, 13, 14, 15 Balthazor - 26, 27 Brooks - 9 Cutler - 22 Fanselow - 12 Balthum - 14 Brough - 14, 15 Cyr - 17 Farfreau - 26 Balthun - 12 Brown - 12 Daelm - 12 Farley - 9 Barnard - 5 Brucker - 15 Dagert - 22 Fastenow - 12, 14 Barnett - 8, 14 Bruechert - 12 Dahn - 12, 14 Fatka - 12, 13 Barwegan - 15 Brueggert - 13, 14 Dandurand - 6, 14 Ferland - 26 Basham - 12, 15 Bueltmann - 15 Daniels - 12 Ferris - 20 Baueer - 15 Bullock - 9 Darby - 5 Fiore - 15 Baumgertel - 14 Burch - 14 Darrah - 19 Fish - 6 Baxter - 12 Burchard - 19, 20 Dau - 13 Fisher - 12, 13, 15 Beardsley - 9 Burden - 4 Daucauskas - 14 Flat - 14 Beaumont - 18 Burghart - 7 Davis - 12, 20 Fleming - 9, 14, 15 Bechard - 26 Burling - 15 Dawson - 10 Fontain Bechtel - 14 Burmeister - 12, 13, 14 Deck - 12 Foreman - 13, 15 Beebe - 21 Burrell - 15 Decker - 12 Formann - 12 Beegle - 15 Burrill - 12, 13, 14 Delabre - 15 Fortin - 27 Behems - 12 Burrow - 15 Delinggebden - 5 Fortino - 15 Beherns - 14. 15 Bussian - 12, 15 Denault - 15 Foster - 15, 20 Behm - 12, 13, 14 Butler - 12 Dennison - 15 Fred - 12 Behnke - 5 Byick - 14 Denny - 10 Frederick - 13, 14 Behrends - 14 Byrns - 6 Detouse - 5 Freidrich - 5 Beland - 13 Cailteux - 15 Deverell - 27 Freise - 14 Belanger - 17 Caldwell - 11 Devine - 12 Frieling - 14 Bell - 15 Callahan - 7 Deweese - 19 Fritze - 14 Benedict - 15 Campbell - 10, 15 DeWitt - 5 Fuerst - 4 Benjamin - 12, 14 Cantway- 22 Dodson - 8 Gable - 14 Benjamine - 12 Capelin - 8 Dolan - 6 Gall - 13, 15 Bennett - 12, 15 Carico - 15 Doll - 14 Galle - 15 Benoit - 12 Carliss - 6 Dominique 26 Gammon - 15 Berg - 15 Carmain - 14 Doty - 5 Gaudreau - 27 Bergman - 12, 15 Casper - 14, 22 Droste - 15 Genschaw - 12, 13, 14 Berry - 14 Caulkins - 20 Ducharme - 5 Gernenz - 5 Birch - 20 Caultieux - 14 Duckworth - 14 Gersch - 13, 15 Blair - 11 Chandler - 14 Duffield - 15 Gersker - 5 Blood - 12 Chartier - 17 Durham - 6 Gesson - 5

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 28 Gierke - 13, 14 Herscher - 11 Knecht - 19 Lukow - 12, 13, 14 Giertz - 112, 13, 14, 15 Heyden - 14 Knief - 12, 13, 15 Lund - 12, 15 Gigl - 14 Hieland - 14 Knot - 22 Mahoney - 14 Giroud - 17 Higby- 18 Knox - 12 Mairle - 18 Goebel - 18 Hilgendorf - 14, 15 Koch - 5 Manning - 13 Goettcher - 12 Hilgert - 13 Kohl - 14 Manssen - 12 Goldenstein - 15 Hilleary - 15 Kohler - 15 Mantle - 14 Goldtrap - 12, 13 Hills - 11 Konnow - 13 Marceau - 5 Goldtrap - 12 Hilyard - 14 Konow - 12, 13, 14 Marten - 13, 14 Goodchild - 13, 14 Hines - 13 Kregel - 14 Marlin - 15, 20 Goodwine - 14 Hokanson - 15 Kriebel - 10 Maschhoff - 14 Goudreau - 7 Holbeck - 5 Krohn - 15 Mateer - 19, 20 Gowe - 20 Holcomb - 6 Kroll - 13 Mather - 9 Grant - 5, 7 Holmes - 11 Kroll - 14 Mathers - 15 Gray - 12 Holt - 19, 20 Krones - 15 Mathy - 15 Gray - 15 Holtman - 13 Kross - 12 Mayete - 19 Green - 9, 14, 19 Holtmann - 12, 14 Krueger - 5, 13, 14 Mayette - 20 Gregson - 11 Homberg - 15 Krumwiede - 13, 14 McCasland - 12, 15 Grimes - 10 Hoppel - 14 Kuck - 8 McCullough - 15 Grob - 12 Hormill - 6 Kuring - 13, 14 McElwain - 18 Gronewold - 15 Horn - 12 Kyrouac - 15 McLane - 11 Gropp - 14 Houston - 12, 15 LaChappell - 12 McMann - 11 Gross - 14 Hubbard - 11 LaCurl - 14 McNew - 14 Grouenewoud - 19 Hubert - 26 Lagesse - 22 McWilliams - 15 Gullquist - 13, 14 Hubner - 15 Lain - 19 Mead - 15 Haak - 14 Huckins - 8 Lamb - 7 Mecklenburg - 12 Haase - 12, 13 Hulse - 13, 14 Lamle - 12, 15 Meents - 12, 15 Haehnle - 6 Hume - 18 Lancaster - 10, 12, 15 Mehring - 25 Haigh - 12, 13, 14, 15 Hurley - 14 Lane - 15 Meier - 13, 14 Haines - 22 Hylton - 15 Langlois - 6 Merino - 5 Hamblen - 15 Imhause - 12 Lanoue - 26 Merkel - 14 Hamblin - 15 Imhauser - 12, 13, 14, 15 Lardinois - 6 Merrick - 5 Hamende - 14 Ingram - 14 Lareau - 12, 15 Merrigan - 14 Hamilton - 18 Inkster - 11 Larocque - 6 Merrill - 12, 15 Hamlyn - 15 Irps - 12 Larsen - 12, 14 Mertens - 7 Hamm - 15 Isaacs - 15 Laupitz - 5 Meyer - 13, 14, 15 Hampton - 14 Jack - 5 Lauridsen - 14 Michels - 14 Hanlin - 14 Jahnka - 25 Lawrence - 12 Mietzner - 13 Hanlin - 14 Jakob - 12, 14, 15 LeBeau - 15 Milk - 15 Hansen - 12, 13, 15 James - 11 Lee - 15 Millbank - 18 Harms - 15 Jannusch - 12, 14 Leek - 12 Miller - 14 Harness - 14 Janssen - 13 Leet - 14 Milone - 14 Hartwig - 12 Janssen/Johnson - 25 Legg - 7 Mineka - 13 Harvey - 19 Jarka - 15 Lemanager 12, 15 Monk - 12 Haselow - 13, 14, 15 Jensen - 14 Lerige - 7 Monson - 14 Hasen - 14 Jepson - 13 Lesch - 12 Montieth - 9 Hasz - 12, 13, 14 Johnson - 12, 21 Ligthart - 15 Moore - 12, 15, 18 Hauswirth - 10 Johnston - 15 Limb - 7 Morgan - 15 Haut - 12 Jones - 6 Linden - 19 Morison - 5 Hays - 15 Kadow - 4 Lindstrom - 15 Morrical - 13, 14 Heagle - 13, 15 Kahnt - 13 Linn - 4 Moyer - 15 Hebert - 5, 27 Kamp - 14, 15 Livengood - 5 Muncey - 10 Hedges - 15 Kasmann - 14 Lockie - 6 Murfin - 5 Heider - 14 Kassmann - 12 Long - 10, 15 Musselman - 18 Heimberger - 15 Kegabine - 14 Longtin - 5 Mylins - 12 Heimberter - 14 Kegebein - 12, 14 Lord - 16 Mysch - 18 Heller - 14 Keller - 15 Love - 10 Naese - 12, 13, 15 Helwig - 13 Kent - 14 Lowe - 5 Nation - 12, 13, 15 Hemp - 12 Kibbons - 12, 15 Ludeke - 12, 13, 14 Nelson - 14 Hendrickson - 12 Kinzinger - 14 Luebking - 4 Neman - 12 Heres - 27 Kirchmann - 14 Luedeke - 15 Nerman - 15 Herges - 15 Kirchner - 14, 15 Luhrsen - 12 Nichols - 6, 19

Theakiki Vol. 26 #3 Page 29 Nondorf - 15 Rosenbrock - 14 Stamer - 18 Warmbir - 12, 14 Nordmeyer - 13, 14 Rosendahl - 14 Stansbury - 22 Wasetis - 14 Nordmeyer - 5, 12, 13, 14, Rossow - 12, 14, 15 Stater - 14 Wathen - 14 15 Roth - 13, 14 Stephens - 14 Weaver - 14 Nottke - 12, 13, 14, 15 Ruebensam - 12, 13, 14 Stevens - 20 Webster - 6 Odell - 10 Ruggle - 5 Stevenson - 14 Weedon - 12, 13, 14, 15 Oderwald - 14 Rummel - 14 Stockmer - 5 Weeks - 14 Odette - 26 Russmann - 27 Stoeven - 14 Wegner - 14 Offerman - 13, 14 Saathoff - 14 Stolarczyk - 15 Weinlader - 12, 14 Offermann - 14 Sands - 8 Stone - 14, 20 Wendling - 14 Offihl - 12, 15 Sauer - 14 Storkman - 18 Wendt - 14 Oltrage - 14 Scharlau - 12, 13, 15 Stowe - 15 Wepprecht - 14 Oltroge - 13, 14 Schatz - 12, 14 Strahl - 12, 14 Wessels - 15 Oilman - 5, 12, 14, 15 Schmidt - 5 Strand - 13, 15 Wheeler - 11, 22 Orwig - 15 Schmidt = 13 Stratton - 22 Whitaker - 15 Osterland - 18 Schmidt - 13 Strauss - 15 Whitcombe - 18 Overton - 5 Schneider - 19, 20 Stuck - 14 White - 10 O'Brien - 19 Schnell - 14 Styck - 5, 14 Wickstrom - 18 Paddock - 10 Scholz - 14 Sumner - 11, 13 Widholm - 14 Page - 15 Schoop - 12 Supernaut - 5 Wilcox - 5, 14 Papelbon - 14 Schott - 15 Swinford - 12 Wilken - 12, 14 Papineau - 12 Schroeder - 14 Swope - 15 Wilking - 12, 13, 14, 15 Paradis - 16 Schule - 15 Syster - 19 Willman - 20 Parbs - 12 Schulth - 14 Tambling - 13 Willms - 25 Paris - 14 Schultz - 12, 13, 14, 25 Tammen - 14 Wilson - 6. 8, 13 Paschke - 4 Schuricht - 12 Tatro - 14 Winbush - 15 Paterson - 6 Schuricht - 12, 14 Tabs - 11 Winel - 13 Paul - 14 Schurr - 12, 13, 14, 25 Taylor - 5, 14 Wingcox - 5 Pauley - 12, 14, 15 Schwark - 12, 13, 14 Tebbe - 7 Winkel - 12, 13, 14 Pearson - 14 Schweitzer - 3 Tebben - 25 Winter - 12, 13, 14 Pedresen - 14 Scoggan - 12 Teske - 14 Winterroth - 13, 15 Peltier - 5 Scott - 9 Tetrault - 15 Wischnowski - 14 Peoples - 15 Scovell - 15 Theesfeld - 14 Wittstruck - 5 Perkins - 12 Sedorf - 6 Thibault - 26, 17 Wolfe - 12, 13, 14, 15 Peters - 12. 13. 14. 15 Seehausen - 12. 13, 14, 15 Thorpe - 18 Wolven - 25 Petersen - 14 Seggebruch - 14 Thuesen - 12 Worcester - 18 Petree - 14 Seibring - 12 Timm - 12, 13, 14, 15 Worth - 9 Phelps - 19 Seibring - 15 Tower - 12 Wrede - 13 Phillips - 18 Seylius - 12 Trah - 14 Wright - 8 Piggusch - 14 Shackford - 14 Trapp - 14 Xanders - 14 Pinkerton - 15 Shade - 14 Trepanier - 5 Yaeger - 14 Poff - 13, 14 Sherwood - 15 Trill - 14 Yates - 7 Polo - 12 Shirley- 12 Trimble - 5 Yohnka - 25 Pottenger - 19 Shronts - 22 Triptow - 14 Zaragoza - 15 Prims - 14 Siebels - 25 Troup - 19, 20 Ziebold - 12 Prince - 15 Siebring - 15 Tudor - 6, 10 Ziegler - 13 Provost - 6 Siedentop - 12 Tyler - 15 Ziemer - 14 Pruit - 6 Sieg - 15 Uhlir - 15 Zink - 19, 20 Raabe - 11 Siemering - 14 Umbach - 19, 20 Rabideau - 14 Simmons - 14 Umbeck - 19 Rahn - 12. 13, 14, 15 Simoneau - 26 Underwood - 15 Pages 23 & 24 not Rasmussen - 13 Singleton - 18 Vail - 18 included in this index. Reed - 14 Sippel - 14 Veter - 18 Reed - 5 Sirois - 16 Viall - 7 Reid - 10 Slater - 11 Volkman - 5 Rich - 14 Smith - 7, 12, 13, 14, 15 Wachholtz - 14 Richmond - 19 Snider - 14 Wagner - 12 Riedel - 14 Soucie - 15, 16 Wakeman - 14 Riegel - 15 Sparenberg - 12, 13, 14, Walker - 12

Riggs - 15 15 Wallerius - 27 Riley - 9 Speckman - 12, 13 Walling - 15 Ritter - 12, 15 Speckman - 12 Walter - 14 Robert - 27 Spenle - 13, 14 Walters - 14 Roberts - 14, 26 Spies - 14 Walton - 14 Rogers - 12, 13, 19, 20 Spivy - 15 Wardell - 8 Rohlwing - 12, 13, 15 Spurrier - 15 Warmbir - 14

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